"Why in the world does the Republican leadership allow itself to be bullied by the rogue far right of its caucus, which has perfected the art of stopping good bills that help good people?" Mr. Reid asked.
By Henry F. Pringle The New Yorker, April 19 , 1930 P. 24Elmer A. Sperry, Inventor has to his credit a number of inventions which he has perfected during the past fifty years.
The New Yorker, April 19 , 1930 P. 24Elmer A. Sperry, Inventor has to his credit a number of inventions which he has perfected during the past fifty years.
His is a lifelong dedication to the art of food service, which he has perfected in his nearly four decades at Peter Luger, Brooklyn's Parthenon of Beef.
The process, which she has perfected over 20 years, results in stunning combinations of porcelain, beeswax, and honeycomb.
But Hunch could spell good news for Imagini – the UK startup which has perfected a system for profiling users through asking them questions about images, and which has $13.5m in funding.
Look at Apple, which has perfected the art of secretiveness to enormous profit.
Trouble is, the champion practitioners are in the Republican Party, which has perfected the process over decades, particularly by targeting poor and minority voters.
We considered that if a given gene always has the same two immediate neighbors in every genome in which it is found, then it has perfect neighbor conservation.
(Strangely enough, in a world in which we have perfected space travel and settled on other planets, big swaths of our new home look like present-day Vancouver).
