When Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas made his own inspection and reported to Lincoln that Frémont was, "wholly incompetent," Lincoln decided to leak Thomas's report to the press.
Since the US supreme court traditionally declines to review decided on wholly procedural grounds, I will be permanently denied justice.
12.09pm BST While Schwartzel and Sergio were comparing the length of their front tails, boom-booming it around the 12th in the spectacular but not wholly accurate style, Westwood decided to play the hole in a sensible fashion, playing safe from the tee, then clipping his second to three feet.
George Sand once said that "writing a journal implies that one has ceased to think of the future and has decided to live wholly in the present".
In an interview early last week, George Stone and Randall Katchis, the former co-owners of Julia B. Fee, said they had considered a franchising arrangement with Sotheby's, but ultimately decided to become wholly owned.
The Afghan Independent Election Commission, which oversees the counting, has refused to disclose the number of votes that could be thrown out, but said in a statement that it had decided to nullify wholly or partially the votes cast at 430 polling places, and that votes at another 830 sites were being audited, suggesting substantial problems.
A panel from London University looked into of allegations that his PhD thesis was partly or wholly written by someone else, and decided that his doctorate should not be revoked.
The real reason everyone is still talking about the Khans is simply because Donald Trump ― in just a shocking, wholly unforeseeable turn of events ― decided he had to go and make a fight out of this.
As a state legislator, he declared slavery a "wholly local and domestic" matter, to be decided separately by the residents of each state and territory.
They're decided by a tiny number of wholly unrepresentative people with dubious to nonexistent credentials.
