Mr. de Blasio did not personally propose those cuts, and the vast majority of City Council members also approved the city budgets, whose particulars were negotiated long before the floor vote.
This would be more persuasive if Limbaugh's admission had come before rather than after his addiction was described in detail in a National Enquirer story — a story whose essential outlines have since been confirmed by the non-supermarket press and whose particulars have been disputed by no one.
Since targeted therapy aims at destroying only tumor cells whose particular pathways are broken or malfunctioning, it might have fewer side effects than chemotherapy and radiotherapy which are cytotoxic to all fast-proliferating cells, including the healthy ones.
In Missouri, Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat who had seemed vulnerable, defeated Representative Todd Akin, whose particular theory was that women who are victims of "legitimate rape" would somehow not get pregnant.
The paper presents a new type of electro-thermal converter whose particular applications are used especially in heating materials or residential buildings.
In fact, the rower, who is also studying for a PhD in homicide, and whose particular fascination is "psychopaths and extreme cases of murder", is adamant that decisions about the rest of her life will have to wait.
For someone whose particular interest is children and media, it was easy to get lost in the redwood forest of iPad cases, tablets and 3D TVs, and miss the saplings of innovation meant just for young people.
But Claire has fewer objections to the play than Esther Melissaa Ross, Jonn's sister, whose particular beef is a scene in which she is depicted, as a young girl, touching her brother's penis.
Only one individual has succeeded in getting Halston right, and that was Halston, the dashing, self-seeking Iowan whose particular gift was to create the illusion that a dress or a pair of evening pajamas was as earthbound as a charcoal sketch.
