Word: maneuverable
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Clinton's argument seems shakier than Starr's, but White House aides from Washington to Africa, where the President was traveling last week, insist he is not making this legal maneuver to push off Starr's investigation. "We want to get this [investigation] over with as soon as possible," says...
Even with all of that, there is a point in the movie where even a perfect world becomes too much too take. Near the end a black man dressed in street clothes, in a skull cap no less, looking like something out of a FuBu ad walks out onto the...
"Her strongest points include being able to jab, maneuver and move on those feet," Rawson said. "She has a beautiful left hand."
Amidst heavy speculation from the media that his retirement was just another clever political maneuver, Paxon has stood firm in his decision to leave office. After a Buffalo reporter questioned whether there was some ulterior motive behind his retirement, Paxon quickly responded that he was done having to justify his...
The service is excellent, as they manage to maneuver through small aisles with large plates while staying calm. The staff knows the menu, and is helpful and plates without being overbearing. Perhaps the message engraved into the metal of every lamp, "Help ever, Hurt never," has been taken to heart...