Fans who began paying attention in 1977, when the series started, managed to wrap their brains around Wookiees, droids and the dusty planet Tatooine.
Unholy row The perils of political Europe ReprintsSecond, the government, somewhat belatedly, managed to wrap its proposed reforms in the sort of appeal to "social solidarity" that plays well in France.
Mr Obama took a lot onto his plate, but a year on, he hasn't managed to wrap up any of the main dossiers, whether that is closing down Guantanamo, completing healthcare reform or making measurable headway on immigration, gay rights or green energy.
A former New York Times reporter, he won a Pulitzer Prize for his book "Arab and Jew," and then managed to wrap his arms around the classically obstreperous topic of race in America with "A Country of Strangers: Blacks and Whites in America".
So far, Climb has managed to wrap up a lending facility of up to $400 million from an undisclosed top-three global asset manager to make its loans.
The company announced two new phones and the availability of its Xperia Ear Duo, still managed to wrap it all up in about an hour.
The Nasdaq managed to wrap up the day down just 5.51, or 0.16% to 3355.50 after falling into the 3200 level, not much above its May 23 record low of 3,164.55.
The finale somehow managed to wrap everything up without actually wrapping anything up, and it left many fans immediately fiending for more.
"Christianity and materialism, spirituality and fabulousness -- somehow, she manages to wrap them up in one package.
Next to the nearly 100-year-old Ossining Municipal Building, the steel arcs in "Dancing Milkweed III," by David Boyajian, manage to wrap around one another and unfurl simultaneously.
