It was tightly tuned, like a Ferrari, packed with power, of wit, humour, warmth, charisma.
First, within two months every Iraqi police station should receive a small group of trained international advisers, armed and with power of arrest.
His ashes were even divided between Ms. Smith and her principal nemesis, E. Pierce Marshall, the son with power of attorney over his father's estate.
Rather, she was an independent woman who made her way in the world with power of mind, force of character, and determined ideas.
Legal arrangements vary: in Illinois, parents must sign over formal guardianship, while Indiana requires only a temporary placement agreement, with power of attorney granted for emergency medical decisions.
It turned out a west African woman who had two bank accounts married a European diplomat, and opened a third account with power of attorney to her husband.
CBS finished third, struggling at 8 with "Power of 10" (4.9 million) but faring better at 9 with the two-hour conclusion of the mini-series "Comanche Moon" (12.1 million).
People's daily experience is of a yawning gap between their own poverty and the wealth of those with power; of a pyramid of power held together by greed and networks of corruption.
For when people ask what the Tea Party will do, talk about Tea Party demands, or lay down Tea Party threats, they mistake (wilfully or otherwise) the Tea Party for a coherent formation with power of cohesive action.
The historian Simon Schama returns for his first big series since The History of Britain with Power of Art, an exploration of the stories behind the making of eight masterpieces.
