If things go that way, Warner might think about commissioning a movie called, "It Came from Another Part of the Boardroom," a thinly veiled biopic of Mr. Icahn, who managed to mangle Shakespeare and misidentify his would-be compatriot Mr. Wasserstein as "Ken".
He believes that his compatriot would be a success at Celtic, so long as he is given the time to implement his coaching methods.
Many of his compatriots appear as amazed by his actions as any sane human being would be.
Dangerous, yes, but Newton and his compatriots would be personally escorted by the leader of the Comet line, who was just then coming to meet them.
This is not, after all, unusual in lands descending into civil war; there is a reluctance, perhaps natural, to accept that compatriots would be eager to inflict brutalities on each other and more comforting to blame outsiders; the raging conspiracy theories in such situations are ideal for disseminating such claims.
COLUMBIA WOMEN If the women from Columbia could only stay away from their Ivy League compatriots, they would be riding high.
Where do its commercial activities stop?" Gulliver pays a licence fee to the BBC like most of his compatriots and would be very interested to hear how the corporation justifies its actions.
His two-bed house, with a fridge and two air-conditioners, is luxurious by the standards of most of his compatriots but would be thought modest in the West.Now a Norwegian charity is running a pilot project to install 50 solar-powered street lights in the capital, while other donors are watching from a distance to see if that works.
Speaking shortly after descending from Everest after leading a western client to the summit for the sixth time, Nima Sherpa, a veteran guide, told the Guardian that although recognition for Norgay from Britain would be welcome, appreciation from their compatriots of the contribution the 150,000-strong 150,000-strongnity mountainNepal's ecommunityuld be even better.
(Twenty-four hours later it would be a different story for her compatriot Zinedine Zidane after the World Cup final).
If that happened, Germany in particular would be the big loser.Mr Fischer's compatriot, Mr Günter Verheugen, to whom it has fallen to oversee the EU's efforts to enlarge to the east, lists three main reasons why the current 15 members of the Union are keen on pursuing enlargement.
