Once described as "the most successful man in modern London who isn't an aristocrat", Raymond was the original British porn baron, a free-thinking entrepreneur who made nudity mainstream, yet preferred to be remembered as a theatrical impresario.
Patients, in turn, were concerned about the stigma of separate HIV services and yet preferred to be seen by nurses with expertise in HIV care.
— yet prefers a path full of obstacles to the comfortable life he would lead in his father's house.
Wright's insightful conjectures pull you into the moving plight of a man who knows he hasn't long to live and yet prefers the tragedy of failing to make the breakthrough to the embarrassment of doing so.
Visitors to Italy who want to savor the cultural riches of Florence yet prefer quieter, countrified surroundings now have a refurbished 16th-century Medici-style villa in the Tuscan countryside -- the five-star Villa La Massa.
But one can accept that pre-emption is sometimes necessary yet prefer to rely not on an invasion of Iraq but instead on a less risky combination of containment, pinpoint bombing and assassination.
Matt Banahan scored three of their five tries on Saturday from the wing, though much of his creative work comes in midfield where England may yet prefer him; but the missing ingredient is Olly Barkley, the footballer and playmaker at inside centre who has been found wanting by Johnson and his coaches.
He doesn't use the word retirement, not yet, preferring to say he is on leave, or "L.T.D.," and wanting very much to believe he will eventually return, or as soon as the doctors determine what's wrong with him this time.
Garry Monk, Swansea's caretaker manager, would not accept that they are safe yet, preferring to dwell on the all-round excellence of De Guzman and saying his first move on being confirmed in the job would be to make the Dutchman's loan transfer from Villarreal a permanent one.
If you needed proof that the couchsurfing phenomenon has spread beyond the low-income, early-20s bracket, this Belém apartment is it: Lucinea, the fiftysomething divorcee, looking to meet new people now her children have left home, and Nico, the mid-30s stock trader, who could easily afford a flash hotel yet prefers the friendliness of a homestay.
Prof Grotzinger, however, is reluctant to discuss their results just yet, preferring to wait until Chemin and Sam have done their full-on analysis.
