As he habitually does, he expressed deep respect for "the settlement enterprise," which has sought over several decades to reclaim the West Bank from the Palestinians, seeing it as the biblical Land of Israel.
To burnish their appeal, many of the new awards are modeled on the Tate Modern's venerable Turner Prize, which has evolved into a nationally televised event that attracts celebrity presenters like Madonna and habitually polarizes the British press.
The electromagnetic-launched mega-coaster, which has coaster enthusiasts salivating, will deliver a much-needed dose of thrills to a park habitually light on rides.
During the spectacle, the militants reiterated threats to attack neighboring Kenya, which has sent its soldiers into Somalia to fight the Shabab, as well as Ethiopian troops that habitually crisscross the Somali border.
Unfortunately, the BBC has habitually undervalued expert input from scientists and academics.
Free speech in this country over the centuries has habitually embraced the raucous, rude and vicious.
It shows up in backstage accounts of legendary performers (Lotte Lenya, Tallulah Bankhead), which have the burnish of repeated tellings and are habitually collected under titles like "Amusing Theatrical Anecdotes".
For City traditionalists, Mark Carney's predilection for giving so-called "forward guidance", which seems to date to have habitually gone awry, may have damaged his authority a bit.
Low quality also applies to companies that have habitually booked restructuring charges and asset writeoffs, which often have the effect of undoing overly optimistic accounting assumptions and overstated earnings–in earlier years.
President Johnson had habitually spoken as though his fondest wish was to disengage from Vietnam.
