Word: restedness
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By almost every measure, a President needs more time to think. That, quite clearly, is work of the highest order, and it is best done when the person is rested and his view is uncluttered by turkey growers who have come to present a gobbler, or a high school bell...
Last summer, the European Commission of Human Rights studied the prisoners' case, which rested partly on the fact that they are not handled as ordinary criminals by the courts. Instead, they are tried in special courts established under emergency antiterrorist legislation enacted by the British Parliament. The cases are...
Afterwards, Chapus attributed his time to the unlikely cause of illness. "I've been really sick for the last few weeks and really sick for the last few weeks and haven't been practicing. I guess that shows that it helps to be well rested," he said.
The remainder of the day is spent on paper work and planning for tomorrow. In the afternoon Hartman goes over the draft of Wednesday's script, which has been prepared by the show's seven writers. He suggests changes and emphasizes points he would like to make. He...
Seven years and innumerable appeals later, Edwards' pertinacity finally paid off. Last week, as the Soviet freighter Stanislavskiy rested in its Toronto berth, Sheriff Joseph Bremner trotted up the gangplank and informed Captain Yuri Surnin that he was seizing his ship until the bill was paid. Pravda, the Soviet...