It ' s the trigger for this whole topic.

" This whole controversy has been hijacked by political interests at the expense of free expression and editorial independence, said White. Governments and the courts must keep their hands out of the newsroom and leave professional matters to journalists themselves.

So, I will be crawling off to my bed now, having a headache and probably regretting this whole post after I get a RAGE comment from some of the, probably female, population

" I wish there was some sort of legal angle to this whole thing, or some sort of common sense, or just even camaraderie after all the years that we knew each other, " rekao je Manson i dodao " I don ' t have an explanation for it.

This whole world was a stranger to me

Njegova mama (baba poznata po nadimku Mom Mom i po izrečici: This whole family is crazy) je jedanput rekla da se dok je bil MALI DA SE TAK NAJEO DA JE SKORO DOSLOVNO UMRO

' ' You know what ' s funny about this whole thing?

This whole idea of putting our hopes and energies into " leaders " who tell us to seek common ground with fascists and religious fanatics is proving every day to be a disaster, and actually serves to demobilize people

5. Damon: I really like this whole menage a team thing. It has a bit of a kink to it

10 The Lord has brought over you a deep sleep: He has sealed your eyes (the prophets); he has covered your heads (the seers). 11 For you this whole vision is nothing but words sealed in a scroll.

This whole thing is MUCH MUCH bigger than they are.

The most interesting thing to me about this whole incident was that Takamura had deliberately pulled the shoelace from his shoe, placed it in his sleeve in plain sight and not one of us noticed.

BTW, judging from the old cameras lining the shelves when he ' s talking with his kids, I ' m guessing she is a photographer, if not the wedding photographer at the wedding in question.So if Zoey turns out to be a photographer I guess the plot thickens, but I don ' t know where this whole ' she ' s married ' bit is going

Olmstead makes it clear that isn ' t Sara ' s head after all, and she ' s been alive, although not necessarily well, this whole time.

There is, however, a very striking feature in this whole matter: that the Albanian language affords the only available means for a rational explanation of the meaning of the names of the ancient Greek gods as well as the rest of the mythological creations, so as exactly to correspond with the characteristics attributed to these deitis by the men of those times.

And this whole situation with Iraq is to blame for.

" Jacques doesn ' t like this whole story.

It just freaks me out a little bit, because obviously this whole thing with us means a lot to you.

I know it may seem puerile trying to focus on such a small piece of this whole tragedy, but I can ' t stop thinking about them

I do try, but I ' m new to this whole socialising lark.

This whole process is repeated unendingly

" We re still trying to figure out this whole Pride and UFC thing. The deal is done.

The level of intelligence employed in this whole enterprise is pathetic if not infantile.

Whatever, Malfoy said. I have come up with not one, not two, but, wait for it, three brilliant schemes to take advantage of this whole Veela business. You, Harry said earnestly, are just basically not a good person.

HAWASS: We are lucky because we found this whole evidence of the workmen who built the pyramids and we found the artisans and Mark found the bakery and we found this settlement of the camp, and all the evidence, the hieroglyphical inscriptions of the overseer of the site of the Pyramid, the overseer of the west side of the Pyramid, the craftsman we found, the man who makes the statue of the overseer of the craftsman, the inspector of building tombs, director of building tombs - - I ' m telling you all the titles.

This whole mess useless now as a whistle on a plow.

This whole case is not just a fabrication, it is a romantic fantasy derived from academic admiration of the anti-colonial struggles in South-East Asia in the 1950 s and ' 60 s.