Of course, of late, there'll be talk of the war, which has exercised - not to say obsessed - Cale.
Updated at 11.27am GMT 10.36am GMT 40th over: Australia 237-2 (Finch 121, Clarke 38) Target 270 "Joe Root scored three off 23, which has exercised Martin Hamilton.
The heavy opposition vote does not immediately appear to threaten the dominance of Lebanon by Syria, which has exercised total power here for a decade, political experts said.
Here the ringmaster is the central election committee, which has exercised its powers, such as the right to scrutinise candidates' personal finances, with much arbitrariness.
His major concern was to conclude a treaty with France, which had exercised control over Syria for more than 20 years.
Since Feb. 11, when Mr. Mubarak was forced from office after protests convened in Tahrir Square, Field Marshal Tantawi has served as the head of the ruling military council, which has exercised absolute and largely unaccountable power.
Fiore's Elementi di diritto internazionale privato (1901; "Elements of Private International Law") is one of the principal statements of the doctrines of the so-called Italian, or neostatutist, school, which has exercised profound influence, especially in Latin and Latin-American countries.
The mystery that makes the show's title such an attention getter — the question of whether Lincoln was gay, which has exercised historians and commentators in recent years — plays no significant role in the proceedings, I'm sorry to say.
In its statement Sunday, the family, which has exercised effective control over the company since it went public in 1993, said the new structure "has no effect on the share of the family in the capital of Hermès International or the powers of its limited partnership".
The foundation, which has exercised its right to acquire just less than 50 percent of the voting rights in KPN, said it viewed América Móvil's offer of 2.40 euros a share as a hostile takeover and has called on the company to discuss its plans with KPN's management.
