Many people have heard this statistic at one time or another.
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One many of us have had at one time or another.
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There aren't many cities that haven't dabbled at one time or another.
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Even the most steadfast beauty routines fail at one time or another.
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Life can be a challenge for everyone at one time or another.
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Most of us have seen her in action at one time or another.
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I think we've all probably felt like that at one time or another.
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Most of us have fantasized about being famous at one time or another.
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Maisel at one time or another, but this year, they loved Fleabag more.
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All bodies are, at one time or another, dependent on someone else's for help.
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Trump has, at one time or another, threatened to undermine many of these policy pointers.
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A nose aspirator will come in handy for most parents at one time or another.
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All babies get sick at one time or another — buy a thermometer to be prepared.
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We have all lost faith in a deeply held project at one time or another.
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Many of us have put too much faith in polls at one time or another.
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At one time or another, we have all been 18-year-old Skrillex's 'About Me' section.
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Around 150 Ant engineers have worked in India on Paytm's systems at one time or another.
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At one time or another, many people have wanted to punch Shia LaBeouf in the face.
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We've all been a bad roommate at one time or another, possibly without even realizing it.
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Hundreds of thousands of Americans were Communists at one time or another during those 40 years.
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Pop stars like Jessica Simpson and Britney Spears sported purity rings at one time or another.
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Each of these matters, at one time or another, has had significant support from key Republicans.
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According to the police, they had all at one time or another been confined to the bathroom.
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Different people laid claim to it at one time or another, but no claim has ever stuck.
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Other successful emerging brands helmed by black designers have been called streetwear at one time or another.
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Anyone who blazes a trail will at one time or another be considered an outsider, a rogue.
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"Every member of my family was injured in that park at one time or another," says Kimmel.
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If that was the case, most everyone would be considered financially irresponsible at one time or another.
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Who among us hasn't done something that could have earned an ASBO at one time or another?
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And who doesn't relate, at one time or another, for one day, or many years, to that sentiment.
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Now I suggest all women shave their head at one time or another — just to try it out.
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At one time or another this year, 82 counties were at risk, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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There's a good chance someone told me at one time or another, but, if so, I can't remember.
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It makes complete sense at one time or another one song will just hit me in the heart.
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We are all at one time or another confronted by the inconsistencies between our morals and our actions.
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" Corden shared it was "possible," adding, "Most talk show hosts at one time or another have faked it.
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Anyway, that era of people, all of whom at one time or another I got to work with.
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We're short on Boltons, the majority of them eaten by dogs at one time or another throughout season 6.
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More tellingly, it has at one time or another been kicked out of nearly every country in the region.
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Raw food diet Who hasn't eaten in the nude at one time or another at home (wait, you haven't?).
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Most of us have felt pressured by higher-ups at one time or another, but we didn't freeze up.
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While every major United States airlines declared bankruptcy at one time or another, Southwest remained profitable and growth-oriented.
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Sunni and Shi'ite politicians alike have tried to woo him at one time or another, including some who despise him.
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Just about every Republican in the Senate has at one time or another called for each of the above changes.
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After all, almost all of us have grappled with credit-card debt at one time or another in our lives.
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I am sure that everyone I know had witnessed people getting violently shoved into them at one time or another.
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Since the start of the conflict, Manbij's residents have been ruled at one time or another by almost all sides.
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His rivals in that race almost uniformly at one time or another supported some version of "comprehensive immigration reform" (CIR).
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All three have expressed their political leanings at one time or another and are influential public figures with platforms for change.
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But that's the thing: It's something pretty much all of us sports fans on Twitter do at one time or another.
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Also, everybody had probably had taken acid at one time or another, so we were kind of in the same stream.
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LONDON — At one time or another we've all experienced the grim sensation of being hungry while stuck on moving public transport.
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At least not for the more than 5,000 people who, at one time or another, worked on the Cassini spacecraft mission.
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Liberal publishers get mad at the list, too, because every publisher, at one time or another, gets mad at the list.
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I had heard these songs fleetingly at one time or another, but this was my first time to really devour them.
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Most of the country's great writers have, at one time or another, run up against Turkey's restrictions of freedom of expression.
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Whether assigned as "professorial" or "elitist"— both terms applied to Obama at one time or another -- it's lonely at the top.
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Most of the workers I spoke to said they had, at one time or another, worked a job at a Trump property.
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" "We've all been to Paris at one time or another," the retired flight attendant continues, "but never like this, not four generations.
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Between 1991 and 2000, Heidi Fleiss ran a ring of high-end call girls, some five hundred at one time or another.
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Most of the top events have lost players for strange reasons at one time or another, and these aren't strange reasons, really.
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About half of Merthyr's independents are ex-Labour supporters who were put off at one time or another by its local machine.
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There was hardly a person in his life whom Miles didn't berate at one time or another in his distinctive raspy voice.
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Better Call Saul As longtime fans of "Better Call Saul" know, everyone in the show gets snookered at one time or another.
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Our grandparents, parents and older siblings all have been blindsided at one time or another from something about investing they got wrong.
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"Everyone in Melbourne would have crossed that intersection at one time or another," said Adam Bandt, a member of Parliament from Melbourne.
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At one time or another, everyone in the cast of this show can answer yes to the question posed by the title.
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Research from 50 different surveys suggests that around two-thirds of healthy people have experienced déjà vu at one time or another.
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Plenty of us have experienced it at one time or another: a pain — typically throbbing or dull and achy — in our lower abdomen.
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Mexicans, Muslims, refugees -- all have been singled out at one time or another for somehow being the culprits for America's supposedly lost greatness.
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Mossack worked with more than 30 people and companies that were at one time or another blacklisted by America's Treasury, the ICIJ says.
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At one time or another he held faculty positions or ran programs at Union Seminary, Loyola University New Orleans, Columbia, Cornell and Yale.
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Each one is in a country that International Living covers, and has listed at one time or another in its annual Retirement Index.
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Abraham, David, Solomon, the Virgin Mary, Jesus and the Prophet Mohammed are all said to have visited Jerusalem at one time or another.
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Since 2011, Teixeira has been on the disabled list at one time or another with knee, wrist, hamstring, calf, latissimus and shin injuries.
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In interviews, Muslim soldiers said they had all encountered at one time or another what one called "knucklehead" comments equating them with terrorists.
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Trump and basically every Republican in Congress have, at one time or another, pledged to repeal Obamacare and replace it with something better.
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"No 'yotes today," he said with a disappointed shrug, the kind that just about every hunter has made at one time or another.
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Wandering through the market, he saluted friends, all of whom seem to have been in prison with him at one time or another.
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This is nostalgia weaponized against an ex, and nearly everyone with a pulse has at one time or another gone down that road.
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The few black Ivy Leaguers I know have all said that at one time or another, they felt slighted because of their race.
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All three came up from the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, and all were associated with the Canadiens at one time or another.
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And, I&aposve heard from many other entrepreneurs (particularly solopreneurs) that they&aposve experienced similar feelings of loneliness at one time or another.
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While he no longer keeps in contact with many of the 1D lads, they all encouraged Malik to stay at one time or another.
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Most of us have dealt with annoying dress codes at one time or another — but here's a new one that'll make you see red.
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And on a less delicate note, nearly every cast member, at one time or another, rams the face of a coworker into her crotch.
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"I think half of Rhode Island worked there at one time or another," said Kiefer Sr., 78, cradling a plastic-foam cup of coffee.
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It's also associated with women, democratic access, frivolity, and vulgarity, all things that, at one time or another, have been anathema to big museums.
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The Plaza Hotel is arguably the most famous hotel in the country, and many celebrities have called it home at one time or another.
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A nice addition to the top product list is a Topshop staple that we're pretty sure every woman has owned at one time or another.
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Pet owners everywhere have asked this question at one time or another – and probably multiple times during the course of their dog or cat's life.
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The Baywatch star joins an impressive group of dapper dudes who've left us swooning at one time or another — and he totally fits the bill.
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Civil Rights Movement within liberal parameters, but everyone who fought for black liberation was called a communist at one time or another, and not always
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Not every leader who declares a state of emergency is a dictator, of course, but almost every dictator invokes them at one time or another.
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It's a fear and loathing that many in politics -- from both parties at one time or another -- have happily fomented and stoked to win votes.
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"What is his problem ?" each of my siblings has asked me at one time or another, usually flopping down on my bed during a visit.
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Romo has certainly been the most speculated-about player in this off-season, linked with a dozen or more teams at one time or another.
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Especially since 55 percent of those surveyed said their dog had at one time or another provided much-needed comfort after they had received bad news.
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Millions of passengers have wondered, at one time or another, whether their time can get compensated when flights fail to leave on time, or at all.
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Practically every writer of note in Asia has visited Tokyo at one time or another, and some spots were covered in the names of American writers.
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He traces the history of the region through the Jumano and Apache Indians who had at one time or another considered themselves in possession of it.
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A 2018 Tinder survey shows 72% of young millennials, ages 18 to 773, have "made a conscious decision" to stay single at one time or another.
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We've all fallen for culture-consuming fads at one time or another, spending money on something that won't be around by the end of the year.
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As Refinery29 previously reported, at one time or another Dee Dee claimed that her daughter had leukemia, muscular dystrophy, epilepsy, vision and hearing problems, and problems breathing.
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And just about every network has, at one time or another since The Sopranos launched in 1999, come up with a bad antihero drama of its own.
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More study details: Almost all geographical locations, with the exception of some north Central states, have been a hot spot for drugs at one time or another.
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So my choice in topics is usually constrained at the outset to a rather narrow set of things I have already studied at one time or another.
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It's not like saturated fat, or sugar, or even sodium, nutrients that the FDA has at one time or another declared as something that should be limited.
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It's something we all probably did as kids at one time or another, but the results are far more satisfying when filmed at 2,500 frames per second.
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I also reached out to a number of people who were offensive cyber experts themselves, or who had worked with NSO Group at one time or another.
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By this time, I had interviewed Lyndon Johnson's sister Rebekah, and also three cleaning women who had, at one time or another, worked in the Johnson home.
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I mean we've been around eight years and so we've had our share of people that have been interested in acquiring the business at one time or another.
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At one time or another, he has been the offensive coordinator at every N.F.L. outpost where he has worked, except in Baltimore, where he was the quarterbacks coach.
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Even the most offensive footwear makes its way into fashion at one time or another — from chunky sandals or orthopedic sneakers, the "ugly" shoe options run the gamut.
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The before mentioned options are the only ones which have been endorsed by the international community, at one time or another, since the middle of the 28500th century.
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"We have become aware that certain people that we have supported at one time or another have gone on to do ...clear violation of the law," Dahlin said.
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Chances are you can name the products because at one time or another you've used them: Dropbox, Box, Egnyte and Hightail are all names that come to mind.
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He was under intense scrutiny from the McCarthyite House Un-American Activities Committee, which accused him of being at one time or another part of 91 communist organizations.
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Several of them had, at one time or another, tried to translate him, and all of them—some after months of trying—had found this to be impossible.
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The Dao incident resonated with the public because most people have been frustrated at one time or another by long delays, overbooked flights, or flights that are altogether canceled.
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As emerging singer-songwriters, they showcased their talents at one time or another at the Bluebird Café, the "accidental" Nashville landmark that has altered the course of music history.
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Incredibly, every Israeli prime minister since Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres, who served in the mid-22s, has at one time or another faced criminal investigations while in office.
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It might mean nothing at all, other than a "good enough" attitude (something every single one of us has succumbed to at one time or another, to be fair).
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When wounded by the bitter sting of judgment, who among us, at one time or another, has not made the misstep of taking a bone saw to our critics?
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Nearly every modern president has, at one time or another, reached the point at which at least 50 percent of the country disapproved of his job performance as president.
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It would be easy to chastise Philip were he not so recognizable to anyone who has, at one time or another, made inane decisions clouded by sex or desire.
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Horford did much of the heavy physical work against Porzingis, and it seemed everyone on the floor for Boston took a shot at him at one time or another.
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Of the five people onstage, Fadell is the only one who helped build an object that every person in the audience has most likely used at one time or another.
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It's unclear what exactly the piglet does to annoy its mother in the clip above, but one thing is clear: at one time or another, we've all been that piglet.
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In the fascinating video above from Nova, host Anna Rothschild takes us through three major questions many of us have probably had about our periods at one time or another.
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Surviving controversy When looking at the history of comedy, it seems that most comedians have had to apologize at one time or another for a joke that went too far.
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How it's used: At one time or another, we've all fallen for a salesperson telling us we look great in an outfit -- even though, deep down, we know we don't.
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For some answers, we turned the camera on kids themselves: a group of New Jersey fifth- and sixth-graders, many of whom admitted having tantrums at one time or another.
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Health care affects literally everyone's life at one time or another, is gradually consuming the economy, and is the biggest driver of the federal government's deteriorating long-term financial condition.
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Hatch has been a committee chairman or prime mover of essentially every major government policy at one time or another: Taxes and banking, national security, foreign relations, education, the judiciary.
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It is revealed that he didn't drink, smoke or participate in the common barracks mischief the way every other soldier who's worn the uniform has at one time or another.
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"It's just that all men are sure it never happened to them and most women at one time or another have done it, so you do the math," she says.
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At one time or another, doubters of the lone gunman theory "have accused 21992 groups, 22017 assassins and 21962 people of being involved in the assassination," said author Vincent Bugliosi.
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And war seems to have been the universal experience of just about every society on the planet at one time or another, for as long as there have been human societies.
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Instead, they seemed amenable to the plaintiffs, users who at one time or another were blocked by Trump, and are being represented in the suit by the Knight First Amendment Institute.
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"It's just that all men are sure it never happened to them and most women at one time or another have done it, so you do the math," Ryan's character says.
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Every member of One Direction has appealed to them at one time or another — initially trolling them and trying to ease them into reality with jokes, and eventually pleading with them.
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Andre Drummond and Reggie Jackson, their two highest-paid and purportedly foundational players, did not show much progress last season; both reportedly have been shopped around at one time or another.
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Articles I've written, friendships, romantic relationships, family relationships, my body, my health, my future, my past—anxiety has, at one time or another, cast a shadow over each of these things.
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A recent survey from job site TopResume suggests that as many as 71 percent of U.S. employees feel they've been bullied by a boss or direct supervisor at one time or another.
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Be it for comedy, as an impromptu safety helmet, or to stop government spy satellites from monitoring your thoughts, we've all worn a strainer on our heads at one time or another.
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In a survey, few of the players reported having been discriminated against on the field because of their sexuality, although many had homophobic slurs hurled at them at one time or another.
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Le Clos was in the lane next to Phelps on Tuesday night, one of five swimmers in the race who had at one time or another claimed Phelps as their childhood hero.
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Over the years, Mr. Wexner acquired some brands and introduced others, and at one time or another owned Lane Bryant, Abercrombie & Fitch and Express under the umbrella of his company, L Brands.
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Of course, clock management is an inexact science and all coaches have been second-guessed at one time or another, but make no mistake Reid will be under the microscope on Sunday.
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Since its construction, artistic heirs of Halprin, including Simone Forti, Yvonne Rainer, Trisha Brown and Meredith Monk, have visited the deck at one time or another to practice and move with her.
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A study conducted in 2013 by Marju Lauristin, a politician and academic, found that 48% of 15- to 90-year-olds in Estonia had participated in the event at one time or another.
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Nyquist was the 2-year-old champion, after all, and the colt was undefeated in seven starts and had beaten at one time or another nearly a quarter of the field assembled here.
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Haven't we all, at one time or another, been Justin Timberlake, confused and frightened, out of our depth, doing our best to remain stoic while being slapped in the face with cheap ham?
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Again, Kramer claims this has never happened to any of the other guys in Aerosmith's 50-year history ... all of whom at one time or another had to step away for a time.
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"Over the years, most pressing plants had problems with rot at one time or another, but most of them managed to clean themselves up," Josh "Laserdisc Guru" Zyber wrote on his website in 2005.
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A fixture of the scene, Arce had a part in all of these bands at one time or another, not to mention credits on Kyuss' ...And The Circus Leaves Town and Brant Bjork's Jalamanta.
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Experts have traced Russian efforts to find vulnerabilities in election computer systems in dozens of states before the presidential election, and some now assume that every state was targeted at one time or another.
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The top three shows on this list almost ended up in a three-way tie for first place, as I seriously considered all three the show of the year at one time or another.
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Two of its nine apartments, he said, had been listed at one time or another as temporary rentals, including one that had been rented out by two sisters from Romania, both in their twenties.
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At 37, he has been riotous and unflagging in the face of powerful government ministers, corporate lawyers and even would-be assassins — all of whom he has faced off with at one time or another.
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At one time or another, Mr. Trump has attacked the judiciary, ridiculed the media, defended torture, condoned police brutality, urged supporters to rough up hecklers and — jokingly or not — equated mere policy disagreements with treason.
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Ten to twenty per cent of the population in Europe and North America suffers at one time or another from polymorphous light eruption, in which exposure to ultraviolet light causes a burning or itching rash.
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"I can't think of many members who haven't, at one time or another in their journeys, contemplated suicide because they have felt they have no other options," says Lani Santo, the executive director of Footsteps.
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I guess everyone in Washington talks out of both sides of the mouth, but if you go back several years, at one time or another, people on both sides of the aisle wanted him fired.
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Historically industrial, all kinds of people—gold rush prospectors, immigrant farmhands and merchant mariners, leather daddies, nightclub impresarios, collective-living Burners, artists, hackers, and the homeless—have, at one time or another, called the district home.
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The purpose of Fraser's capsule histories is to rise above this kind of generalization, in favor of more specific accounts of how class rose and fell in American politics and culture at one time or another.
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At one time or another, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama had their party in control of Congress and at least the option to make the same kind of deal Trump seems poised to make.
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While these topics are important to my audience, our research has shown that one issue experienced by nearly everyone at one time or another is fatigue and tiredness – and few people know what to do about it.
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Writing for Vox in March, Noam Sheizaf noted that every Israeli prime minister since Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres, who served in the mid-1990s, has at one time or another faced criminal investigations while in office.
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Albuquerque, New MexicoReal Bezos heads will recall that while the Amazon CEO grew up mainly in Texas, he was born in Albuquerque, a city many notable people (and companies like Microsoft) have left at one time or another.
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I must take my inflated valuation to broadcast the impossible conditions faced by the rest of the world: those who at one time or another have been negatively impacted by colonialism, neo- and post- and early age imperialism.
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The upgraded leather accents give the Tokyo Tote the appearance of a bag purchased with intention; there's no way to mistake it for one of those utilitarian freebie tote bags we all carry at one time or another.
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A study by psychiatrists at Duke University, published in the Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease , in 2006, made a striking assertion: about half the Presidents they studied had suffered a mental illness at one time or another.
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At one time or another, Gary Carter and Andre Dawson, who are also enshrined as Expos, have expressed a desire to have the cap of another club on their plaques — the Mets for Carter, the Cubs for Dawson.
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Daniela Coleman, 42, an American university administrator whose career has led her back and forth across the pond several times (she's now a resident in Bologna, Italy), has faced all of these logistical hurdles at one time or another.
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There is a kinship among these works because they were created by women whose craft, at one time or another, was either considered lowbrow or was measured against the work of male contemporaries and found to be derivative and unoriginal.
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It was a small verbal slip like all of us have made at one time or another, yet the media and anti-Trump politicians fell over themselves to denounce the president as if he was a modern-day Benedict Arnold.
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Some 55 percent of parents have limited the amount of time their teenagers can go online, according to a survey by Pew Research Center, and 65 percent have digitally "grounded" them by taking away their devices at one time or another.
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That's particularly important, Azad said, because so many babies are fed pumped milk: around 85 percent of breastfeeding mothers in the U.S. pump at one time or another, according to a 2008 study, so the issue affects the majority of infants.
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In his absence, let's step back, take a look at this roster, and try to answer the sobering big-picture question every organization has to confront at one time or another: What path exists for this team to actually win a championship?
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Just about any acclaimed book written by an American author has been called the Great American Novel at one time or another, but popular candidates include Melville's Moby-Dick, Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, and Ellison's Invisible Man.
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Several police officials who have come under scrutiny in the investigation had at one time or another held high-ranking posts in the 2900th Police Precinct, which covers Borough Park and has in the past come under pressure from the Orthodox community.
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Mr. Hekmatyar is known for his shifting alliances, having been on nearly every side of the Afghan conflict at one time or another, be they the Communists or the Taliban, and he is also known for breaking agreements and turning on his allies.
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Compounding the potential for confusion was the fact that, although the actors inhabited individual roles in certain scenes, there was fluidity between their characters, and each of the female performers seemed to take on the role of Medea at one time or another.
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It's a lot easier to just ignore the mess of cleaning supplies, toiletries, and beauty tools cluttering your under-sink areas, but the spring cleaning season is in clear view, and you're going to need to face that mess at one time or another.
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He's not particularly popular, especially after a rough first term in which he alienated everyone in the state at one time or another, but he is running for reelection and is still seen by people in the national party as a potential presidential candidate.
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Of the 219 people who participated in call-ins from October 22014 through March 22016, seven completed vocational training, nine completed "paid work experience," none finished a high school diploma or GED course, and 284 were employed at one time or another through referrals.
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Madonna and her brother Christopher Ciccone worked pretty closely together as she launched her career — he's been her assistant, stylist, and artistic director at one time or another — but the two stopped speaking right before his 2008 memoir, "Life With My Sister Madonna," hit shelves.
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But as awful as that sounds, it may be more honest in its sheer cold impersonality than is the secret pleasure that many of us, at one time or another, hope to derive not from seeing but from being seen by those we leave behind.
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Republican Representative John Carter, a veteran of past immigration debates, said he worried Democrats want to go way beyond the scope of DACA and the approximately 800,000 Dreamers who at one time or another were covered by Democratic former President Barack Obama's executive order.
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Most of us have at one time or another sworn to ourselves that we will "never" again fly on one airline or another, only to discover that there are very few airlines one can switch to and that they all seem dismal in their own way.
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Javier Saviola, Carlos Tevez, Sergio Aguero and Ezequiel Lavezzi have all suffered this treatment at one time or another, usually accompanied by enormous hype in their home country which turns to vitriolic denunciation when they fail to have the required effect on the Argentine national team.
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Last fall, after filming wrapped, he tore down half the set, mounting an exhibition — partly on the set, partly in a series of newly constructed white cubicles — for the artists who had, at one time or another, passed through the warehouse, celebrating the community it had nurtured.
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"At one time or another, every person exhibits some abnormal behavior which might be perceived by some as symptomatic of a mental or emotional disorder, but which is, in fact, within a range of conduct that is generally acceptable," Chief Justice Warren Burger explained for the Court.
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The organization is by no means perfect: it is regularly accused of serving the political agenda of the Emir of Qatar, being a mouthpiece of Islamist movements, exhibiting anti-Americanism, and exercising self-censorship, all charges that have carried some merit at one time or another.
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General Dostum's return from exile is the latest episode in the tumultuous career of the Uzbek leader, an illiterate former Communist enforcer turned warlord who at one time or another was allied with every side in Afghanistan's long war — including the Taliban — and turned on most of them.
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Paul Manafort, Rudolph Giuliani, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s son Hunter and Hillary Clinton have all, at one time or another, found their way there, escorted by Ukrainian guides with deep pockets and a keen sense of how to appeal to their vanities, ambitions and greed.
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Whether you face Fashion Week with a laissez-faire attitude, or you're more militant about shows than Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada, it's safe to say that most of the makeup trends you're wearing — or thinking of trying — have been spotted on the runway at one time or another.
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When we lie to ourselves about our motivations—the fact that all of us have some pretty dark motivations running through us at one time or another (what Jung calls "the shadow")—then those motivations start taking on a life of their own and our integrity with ourselves starts to fail.
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All of them were the targets at one time or another of Ms. Caruana Galizia's relentless probing of the underbelly of the European Union's smallest country, a nation that boasts Europe's fastest growing economy but has been hit by six car bombings in the past two years, all of them unsolved.
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The ferocity of his opinions—at one time or another, he found fault with Schoenberg, Stravinsky, Copland, Shostakovich, Britten, Verdi, Tchaikovsky, and Brahms, not to mention a great many contemporary figures—was hardly surprising in an active composer; artists almost require such animosities to clear the air for their own work.
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Bratt and his coproducers sometime referred to her jokingly as the Forrest Gump of activism because she has been, at one time or another, connected to an array of events, movements and leaders from Gloria Steinem and Angela Davis, who show up in the film, to Black Lives Matter and Standing Rock today.
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The $145 million figure Trump is referring to is the total donations to the Clinton Foundation by nine individuals who also at one time or another had investments in a Russian company that Clinton's State Department allowed to buy a majority stake in Uranium One, a Canada-based company with US mining interests.
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Nor is Dean the only one who has been put through this particular wringer: Mark Clattenburg, Michael Oliver and Stuart Attwell, to name just a few, have found the harsh glare of the spotlight fixed on them at one time or another in recent years, soccer briefly coming together in its certainty of their uselessness.
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With a novelist's eye for the illuminating detail, Mr Impey provides a series of vivid insights into the lives of those men and women who at one time or another have called HMP Brixton home (originally a mixed prison, Brixton housed only female convicts between 1852 and 1869, and became male-only at the turn of the 20th century).
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While al-Muhajiroun itself was never found responsible for specific acts of violence, 23 of the 51 militant incidents or plots in Britain from the late 1990s until 2013 involved people that at one time or another had associated with the group, according to a study by Raffaelo Pantucci, director of International Security Studies at London-based think tank RUSI.
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I travel a lot — I've posted to TechCrunch from some twenty nations during my tenure as columnist here, and have visited seventy more at one time or another — and there's no denying that across the world these days, when people dream of their future, their most realistic hopes often seem tied more to American science, American software, and Chinese hardware than to local politics.
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She also assembled a brand-name board that included at one time or another two former secretaries of state, George Shultz and Henry Kissinger; former Senator Bill Frist (a physician); and the superlawyer David Boies, whose firm was involved in efforts to quiet a company whistle-blower and who reportedly tried to get The Wall Street Journal to kill an article that uncovered the fraud.
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At one time or another, after all, different visions of the novel have vied for prominence: the idea of fiction as a kind of play, a pretend state that liberates our powers of invention; the appreciation of fiction's role in releasing unexpressed agonies, allowing us a cathartic self-knowledge; the awareness of the thrill fiction offers of living in a space where assumed values are thrown into question.
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But to his dismay he was assigned instead to the Public Health Service Prison Hospital at Lexington, Ky. This was the notorious "narcotics farm," a centralized prison and drug treatment center where thousands of drug users were incarcerated at one time or another, including the actor Peter Lorre, the jazz trumpeter Chet Baker and the Beat writer William S. Burroughs, who described his experience there in his vivid novel "Junky" (1953).
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Some of the others are saying there needs to be — and President Trump has said this at one time or another — that there needs to be scrutiny of what we buy, as to whether or not those particular products have some special national security significance or they're particularly rare or something like that, that perhaps a decision would be made that we would not be allowed to buy those.
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Alan Krueger, Austan Goolsbee, Christina Romer, and Laura D'Andrea Tyson all served at one time or another as chairs of the Council of Economic Advisers under either Barack Obama or Bill Clinton; their letter isn't signed by three other CEA chairs from Clinton's tenure: Janet Yellen (who's busy running the Fed), Joseph Stiglitz (who's well to the left of this group), and Martin Baily (who tells me he didn't know anything about it).
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