Voters need to be reminded, as often as possible, about the damage done to democracy when special-interest money trumps all else.
The reader is reminded as often of Jeffrey Archer as, say, Sax Rohmer and his colourful and problematic tales of Yellow Peril.
Ladakh also borders Pakistan, I was reminded as soon as I got there — hence all the Indian soldiers in the snow.
That is a political reality of which Mr Milosevic should be reminded as clearly as possible.In this section The battle with AIDS Camp David again Matching Milosevic The secret finances of Formula One Tax-cuts with a purpose Vodafone's folly ReprintsStopping the slide to disasterIt would, however, be vastly preferable if the slide towards confrontation could be halted at an earlier stage.
I think we need to be reminded as much as possible that real people are in those flag-draped boxes.
While you are doing all this, I was reminded as I did it, you are thinking about the bouillabaisse, not about life in our time.
It's worth being reminded, as Alastair Smith of the Stage has pointed out, what carnage a 40% cut handed on to the Arts Council might mean.
It should work in a way where it's your mother's birthday in two weeks, and you're reminded as you're standing on a street corner, and you pass a store that the store thinks you really like.
It cannot help Mr. Gore to be reminded, as he was by recent news stories, of the failure of the Justice Department to investigate the campaign fund-raising abuses of 1996.
You are reminded, as lines are fluffed, cues missed and stage management reduced to tears, that Frayn's concept preceded the success of The Play That Goes Wrong by some three decades.
