This allowed his wife's Republican opponent, Mr Lazio, to remind voters of the Clintons' tendency to shift blame swiftly to others.In this section Squeezed out The governor goes mobile Mean streets Oy vey, Hillary The battle of the boffins Conventions and their enemies The Lone Smog State On the trail ReprintsNor can Mrs Clinton have been wholly pleased by some other attempts to defend her.
In fact, Mary emerges, in her memoir, as an individual wholly unconcerned with pleasing others not uncoöperative, just sure of herself.
In fact, Mary emerges, in her memoir, as an individual wholly unconcerned with pleasing others — not uncoöperative, just sure of herself.
But in the summer of 2013 came Papers, Please, a wholly solo effort which went on to win in three categories (including the overall grand prize) at the Independent Games Festival Awards in San Francisco and take home a BAFTA from Britain the following spring.
He looked pleased, if not wholly convinced.
Please Forgive Me is a wholly merited title for Dave Murchie's entry in his Monday Fills series, and I commend it to the House.
The voluntary disclosure policy left them wholly free to disclose or not as they pleased.
The Court concludes that 'the voluntary disclosure policy left (petitioners) wholly free to disclose or not as they pleased.
Australia, a country accustomed to placing unreasonable expectations on athletes wholly unprepared for the tasks demanded of them (Nathan Lyon, please bowl us our way to the Ashes), can sympathise with the special burden of the Scot's position.
But a spokesman did not engage with any of them directly — emailing a short statement instead, in which it writes: "We are pleased to see this matter resolved and remain wholly committed to protecting children's privacy online".
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