Haier, a Chinese company that has for nearly three years been the world's biggest seller of domestic appliances, might almost be a metaphor for China itself.It is difficult to write about the firm without recounting the legendary birth of its management cult.
Stroumsa also argues in detail for the direct influence on Maimonides of Almohadic legal principles of engaging only foundational texts and striving for brevity (without recounting sources, and without recounting legal disputes); see Stroumsa 2009, chapter 3. 10.
At the same time, it's impossible to tell the whole story of Nxivm without recounting its obsession with recruiting famous women.
But without recounting 60 years of challenges and setbacks, let's jump ahead to where solar energy deployment, by almost any measure, is today.
Without a recount, Mr. Lieberman said, "this country will go into the new century divided, with a president who does not have the legitimacy of support".
On the other hand, if the canvassing boards of Palm Beach and Broward counties were Republican, Gov. George W. Bush would probably have been certified president-elect without a recount.
Mr. Ravalomanana, convinced that he had been cheated out of outright victory in the December elections, refused to participate in a runoff without a recount of the first round, but Mr. Ratsiraka refused to allow a recount.
The troubles began in January when Mr. Ravalomanana, who was convinced that he had been cheated of outright victory in the December elections, refused to take part in a runoff without a recount of the first round.
"No... where?" Harris, Florida's secretary of state and Congressional hopeful, became the face of the 2000 election when she ruled that the Florida vote would stand without a recount, a decision upheld by the United States Supreme Court.
Such a change could be undetectable without a recount (assuming one were possible), and the program could be introduced into the machine far in advance by anyone having access to the machine's memory-card reader for as little as a minute.
