'" Despite varying from state to state, private individuals generally need prove only the negligence of the defendant.

'" Despite the initial resistance to the new music and quasi-psychedelic direction, My War would later be cited as a formative influence on grunge.

'" Despite this, " leaving gospel for secular music, as well as integrating secular music into gospel performances, was controversial.

'" Despite this payment, in 1997 Burke reflected on his career: " It has not been easy.

Despite his roots in the Austrian school he criticized the " penny pinching, ' not-one-heller-more-policies '" of the prominent Austrian economist Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk when the latter was Austrian Minister of Finance and laid much of the blame for Austria's economic backwardness on Böhm-Bawerk's unwillingness to spend heavily on public works projects.

'" Despite sitting on the Highways and Works Committee, which was responsible for street cleaning and refuse collection, Porter did not mention litter again until late 1976 following a visit to Leningrad and Moscow.

'" Despite their difficulties on the film, Zemeckis would go on to work with Turner again, casting her as the voice of Jessica Rabbit in 1988's Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

'" Despite this, the album was a commercial flop.

Despite featured roles in such films as The Thin Man Goes Home ( 1944 ) and Summer Stock ( 1950 ), and being voted by exhibitors as the third most likely to be a " star of tomorrow '" in 1944, she did not achieve film stardom.

'" These turned out to be unpopular, even among republicans, since they called for state governments to invalidate federal laws.

'" Smith was given the role of Lisa instead, although she almost turned it down.

'" These articles turned the tide of both baseball owners and public opinion against Frazee, and Fred Lieb's vilification of Frazee in his biography of the Red Sox portrayed him implicitly as a Jew.

'" The demonstration turned violent as protesters began throwing stones at the building's windows while the police used force to disperse them.

Dorgan is generally credited with either creating or popularizing such words and expressions as " dumbbell " ( a stupid person ); " for crying out loud " ( an exclamation of astonishment ); " cat's meow " and " cat's pajamas " ( as superlatives ); " applesauce " ( nonsense ); " cheaters '" ( eyeglasses ); " skimmer " ( a hat ); " hard-boiled " ( a tough person ); " drugstore cowboy " ( loafers or ladies ' men ); " nickel-nurser " ( a miser ); " as busy as a one-armed paperhanger " ( overworked ); and " Yes, we have no bananas ," which was turned into a popular song.

'" She looked down her nose and said, " What do you do in Hartford?

'" " The bowler hat was of course de rigueur for male persons in many social contexts when Beckett was growing up in Foxrock ( when he first came back with his beret ... his mother suggested that he was letting the family down by not wearing a bowler ), and father commonly wore one.

'" The Phoenix continues, " It was a draft of Flow My Tears, and as Hartinian discovered when she sat down to adapt the book, it contained many passages that had been cut from the published text, including a discussion of ways to remember deceased writers that was to prove prescient.

'" ( The pair later reconciled, with Anderson saying, " I hate the thought of investing all this time in someone and they just disappear and all that time slips down the drain.

8 – 12, is almost literally identical with it: " Take thy place a few seats below thy rank until thou art bidden to take a higher place ; for it is better that they should say to thee ' Come up higher ' than that they should bid thee ' Go down lower '" ( see Prov.

'" Taylor's solution to the effects of factionalism was to " remove the base from under the stock jobbers, the banks, the paper money party, the tariff-supported manufacturers, and so on ; destroy the system of patronage by which the executive has corrupted the legislature ; bring down the usurped authority of the Supreme Court.

'" Noel has declared to be dyslexic, which slows down the process of his songwriting, nor can he read or write music.

'" He said he tied down the " e " key on his typewriter while completing the final manuscript.

'" Whether this refers to Tindley's 1902 gospel song cannot be determined, since the lyrics and tune have not come down to us.

'" However, when questioned by the moderator, Gibbons said he supported shutting down the Yucca Mountain facility.

The final curtain comes down, " a funeral pall ," signaling an end to the " tragedy, ' Man '" whose only hero is " The Conqueror Worm ".

Ventura Boulevard is mentioned in Tom Petty's song " Free Fallin '" (" All the vampires walkin ' through the valley, Move west down Ventura Boulevard ...").

'" After several years of searching, he eventually tracked the car down by the name of the garage in the background of a photograph of the car, purchased it sight unseen for $ 1, 500, and had it shipped to Britain for another $ 2, 000.

'" Critics criticized the use of the disputed figures by conservative organizations ; for example, The Traditional Values Coalition used the article to urge the Centers for Disease Control to cut down on its AIDS funding.

'" And We have sent the fertilizing winds and sent down water from the sky and given you drink from it.

Among the early readers of Vestiges, Charles Darwin had conceived his own theory of natural selection to explain evolution six years earlier, and in July 1844 had written down his ideas in an '" Essay ".

'" This call led many anthropologists to begin to " study up ," although many misinterpreted Nader's call and did not simultaneously study " down " and " sideways.

'" In an op-ed published by the Los Angeles Times, Joe Wilson wrote " She immediately started jotting down a checklist of things she needed to do to limit the damage to people she knew and to projects she was working on.

'" " I wanted to strip it down to one take ".

As early as 1950, the Statesmen used the phrase " Rockin ' and rollin '" in a song, and Hovie Lister's frantic boogie woogie piano, piano bench acrobatics, and hair shaken down in his eyes predated Jerry Lee Lewis ' use of the same tricks by a good five years.

This explains his experiments mixing plena with pachanga, boogaloo and Dominican merengue, such as " Qué gente averiguá '" (" What nosey people "), a song where he mocked people who openly criticized that he was a miser, recycling old clothes until they wore thin, keeping his money hidden in a barrel or wearing an old hat from his Mayagüez days down 8th.

'" by Katie Zezima, The New York Times, March 31, 2004.

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'" The Irish Times wrote that The Picture of Dorian Gray was " first published to some scandal.

'" by Charles McGrath, The New York Times, January 28, 2006.

The London Times obituary in 1962 described him as an " an angry young man of the generation before they became fashionable ", and who '" remained something of an angry old man to the end ".

'" quoted in William T. Vollmann, " Another Roadside Attraction ," New York Times Book Review, at 9, February 21, 2010.

'" New York Times 6 Jan 1915: 15: 5.

These changes are assumed to have been magnified by the unprecedented size of the young generation during the 1960s, which gave it the power and inclination to rebel against societal norms, as reflected in songs such as the 1965 hit " My Generation " by The Who and " The Times They Are a-Changin '" by Bob Dylan.

'" – Howard G. Goldberg, The New York Times, 18 July 2004.

'" The New York Times review wrote that, " Robinson does rather well in the leading role.

* New York Times Book Review, " The Family: ' Here Comes the Son '"

Morris wrote in the Irish Times, " There was no Zionist ' plan ' or blanket policy of evicting the Arab population, or of ' ethnic cleansing '" and " the demonisation of Israel is largely based on lies — much as the demonisation of the Jews during the past 2, 000 years has been based on lies.

** " The Times They Are A-Changin '" b / w " It's a Little Bit Frightening " ( Polydor Records ; # POSP 284 ); re.

'" 3, 000 Casualties Reported in North Korean Rail Blast "-NY Times ( April 23, 2004 )

* " Horizons to Change Name, Identity Morphs into ' Center on Halsted '" by Tracy Baim, Windy City Times, 2003

'" This was followed by stories in Time magazine and the New York Times.

In March 2007, American critic David Ehrenstein used the title " Obama the ' Magic Negro '" for an editorial he wrote for the Los Angeles Times.

A noteworthy scandal he creates ( with some help from Oliver Wendell Jones ) involved changing the front page article of the New York Times, from " Reagan Calls Women ' America's Most Valuable Resource '" to " Reagan Calls Women ' America's Little Dumplins '", resulting in an attack on the White House by angry feminists but earning praise from Phyllis Schlafly.

'" The New York Times noted that Emanuel had, in fact, opposed the legalization of euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide when such proposal were being debated in the late 1990s.

'" Two additional books were published posthumously ; both also were New York Times bestsellers.

'" The New York Times 9 April 2000 late ed.

" The ' Sweetest Girl '" was released as a single in November and reached only No. 64 on the UK music chart, but it was cited by The New York Times as one of the ten best singles of the year.

The second to last song was " The Times They Are a-Changin '" by Bob Dylan.

According to The New York Times, " many other ' independentistas '" followed in Mari Bras footsteps and renounced their American citizenship as well.