Gummer also issued new guidance, making it clear that wholly unitary solutions should be preferred, particularly ones smaller than existing counties but larger than existing districts.
I suggested that at the very least, Republicans were more willing to compromise on using tax increases to cut deficits, even if they preferred to balance the budget wholly through the spending side.
"The Surrealists gave me," replied Michaux, covering his eyes with his hand, because he always preferred to be partially rather than wholly seen by the prying eye of any interlocutor, "la grande permission".
The Black Swan rendition was wholly persuasive though, entre nous, I'm not entirely sure that I wouldn't have preferred a real olive.
Even those writers who preferred, like Dunsany, to set their fiction in wholly imaginary worlds — Tolkien is the best-known example — felt their work shaped by the war's horrors.
Even the famous "Orphans Preferred" advertisements, as Corbett points out, may have been wholly fanciful.
The best counter-argument is perhaps that, given Apple's desire for control, they're always going to prefer their wholly owned proprietary platforms — native iPhone and Mac apps — over the web, and will eventually come to see the web as a threat.
She told the Motion Picture News that she disliked the "simpering, gushing ingénue" and preferred to play "the woman of today: a modern, quick thinking and wholly human woman" (2176).
The German theologian J.A. Bengel's (1687 1752) edition of the Greek text of the New Testament with critical apparatus (1734), in which he framed the canon that "the more difficult reading is to be preferred," was followed by his exegetical Gnomon Novi Testamenti ("Introduction to the New Testament," 1742): "apply thyself wholly to the text," he directed; "apply the text wholly to thyself".
In any case, whatever solution to the problem of global warming is preferred by the public and its leaders, it will require extraordinary political will to push it through, and at present that is wholly lacking.
