Wherever far-out but serious intellectual activity was brewing, Sagan was sure to be.
"Wherever the far-right have come to power, it's not just been against minorities, it's been against the organised working class.
A few people are still pointing out that the liberal order set the stage for this kind of response: wherever the far-right wins, it's because mainstream politics have failed; people voted for Trump and Brexit because decades of callous and indifferent centrist administration had made life so stupid and miserable that any change, even total destruction, would be preferable.
A few people are still pointing out that the liberal order set the stage for this kind of response: Wherever the far-right wins, it's because mainstream politics have failed; people voted for Trump and Brexit because decades of callous and indifferent centrist administration had made life so stupid and miserable that any change, even total destruction, would be preferable.
And the tunnels beyond, wherever and how far they led?
So far, wherever possible, the American role is being belittled.
"When she hits the high note in 'Near, far, wherever you are' — bam!
But then again, 5 euros doesn't stretch far wherever you are.
Clinton makes a point of visiting American embassies and consulates — 109 so far — wherever she travels to thank the diplomats and their families, as well as the local staff who make up most of the work force abroad.
So far, wherever it has played in a theater -- it just completed a five-week run at the West Newton Cinema in the Boston suburbs -- it has fared well.
"Wherever you go, far from Washington, Democrats share one thing in common: We've got to get George Bush out of the White House," said Eli Segal, General Clark's campaign chairman.
