Standing In The Shadows Of Love 11.
"President Obama – who, like Mitt Romney, earned a degree from Harvard and all the opportunities that affords – began his career helping jobless workers in the shadow of a closed-down steel mill," a release from his campaign thundered.
That's why, after graduating, Barack Obama went to a Chicago neighborhood to help jobless workers in the shadow of a closed-down steel mill.
"President Obama -- who, like Mitt Romney, earned a degree from Harvard and all the opportunities that affords -- began his career helping jobless workers in the shadow of a closed-down steel mill.
BP is still on the hook to pay federal fines under the Clean Water Act, anywhere from $1,100 to $4,300 per barrel, and some workers remain in the shadow of criminal prosecution.
Those who greeted the marchers were an unusual gathering of union members, all identified by colorful t-shirts, who came to support these low-wage workers who live and work in the shadows of our society.
There is a way forward in which America can deal in a humane, civil, and fair manner with the 12 million workers in this country living in the shadows of our system; ensure strong, secure borders; and enable fair and consistent visa and naturalization programs.
Since Sweden became the first country to criminalize the purchase of sex in 1999, the country has gone a long way in curbing trafficking offenses, but it has also failed in bringing sex workers out of the shadows of illegality, leaving many of the women more vulnerable to harassment.
Since Sweden became the first country to criminalise the purchase of sex in 1999, the country has gone a long way in curbing trafficking offences, but it has also failed in bringing sex workers out of the shadows of illegality, leaving many of the women more vulnerable to harassment.
We lived in the shadows of giants.
