The pattern points to other causes, some of which are hardly less troubling.
Both were constructed without official Israeli permits, which are hardly ever granted.
The horns are strictly for mating battles, which are hardly epic because chameleons move so slowly.
If there are red flags — which are hardly unheard of — the ad may have to be scrapped.
There are elements of Poulter's make-up which are hardly in keeping with golf's occasionally stuffy history.
Part of Gaga's brilliance is the way she plays with the darker currents in popular culture, which are hardly hidden away.
About 65% of the business is done through MFI stores, which are hardly regarded as being at the forefront of fashion.
What he gets is errands: ferry Buck around, cope with his tantrums (which are hardly seismic), and wonder how he pulls off his tricks — or "effects," as the maestro calls them.
But without the deluge of critical headlines prompted by the House of the Gladiators disaster, criticism that has continued, even with "tiny collapses, which are hardly anything" (Osanna's words) then the huge cash injection probably would not have arrived.
Pillaging the Radical Chic dressing-up box doesn't itself constitute an apologia for the RAF's crimes, which are hardly whitewashed; but it does make their members look very dashing.
That's too bad for children who didn't ask to be born into big families, and won't help with the immediate arithmetic unless it is retrospectively imposed on existing big families, which are hardly going to shrink.
