The original Thor strip, launched in 1962, was a bizarre stew of superhero action and Norse legend, pumped up with yea-verily dialogue and proto-psychedelic cosmology.
In fact, three recent nominees — Donald Rumsfeld, Les Aspin and Harold Brown — faced such little opposition that they were confirmed by a voice vote, where senators are not even troubled to go on the record with a yea or nay.
Just as he can turn a game in the Nets' favor with a basket or a pass, he could probably influence the team's future hires with a yea or a nay, a smile or a sneer.
"People drive by going yea with thumbs up or nay with thumbs down, depending on what they think of him," Fiske said.
While still learning many new things, a teen is seeking to find a port as an adult -- with the rights (yea!) and responsibilities (boo!) that come with that role.
a Pay attention to the person you are messaging with, and don't just reply with lol and yea.
A sculpture of a woman in a long skirt with a book in her lap, looking very much like the women reading at the table nearby, with an inscription beneath: "Yea, seek ye out of the best books words of wisdom seek learning, even by study, and also by Faith.
These songs, with titles such as Yea Heavy And a Bottle of Bread, Tiny Montgomery and Crash on the Levee (Down in the Flood) seemed to have been mined direct from some ancient realm of poesy, so rich was the wordplay and many-humoured the worldview.
Liquid cultures were grown at 30°C in standard rich media supplemented with 75 mg/l adenine (YEA).
The amendment passed overwhelmingly and bipartisanly, with sixty-four yeas, despite furious lobbying by the financial industry.
With 14-yea-old Penny Proud at its heart, the show explores typical teenage issues - bad hair days, first dates - and then some, as it ventures into the pricklier territory of racism and segregation.
