On the yonder side of the Obama years, we can all gladly resume hating the interminable succession of rank and cynical opportunists who will surely stand for President after 2016.
We've already been fortunate enough to see the movie and can gladly tell you it's pretty special.
The Dutchman carries himself with the air of a man who can gladly talk in microscopic detail about football for 24 hours a day.
The root of "conservative" is "conserve," which means "to keep, safeguard, look after, to protect". So conservatives can gladly welcome Pope Francis's words on creation care.
"How hard could it be to transition from mocking idiots to being one?" Those in his 35-member staff at Stacey's at Waterford can gladly answer that one.
It's a place where any company that decides it is ready ("so ready") for I.B.M.'s online services can gladly pay $499 to get a professionally designed Web site capable of selling anything from dollhouses to mini bake ovens.
It might not seem wise to start an argument with a poet and erudite translator of biblical texts on the meaning of words – particularly one so stubborn as to declare "I can gladly accept a criminal conviction, but not a restriction of our vocabulary".
We had the hedge funds which were the large owners of the LSE, primarily located here in Manhattan, saying, "Just bid this price and you can gladly have our shares".
All of which means not giving Windows 10 users at least the option to disable individual updates should a bad update appear (they can gladly stay on by default) is totally impractical.
Conversely, a business can gladly recommend an alternative.
