While going over the contract, something about the abortion clause didn't sit well with Kelley.
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You'd have to have a wound on your thigh, and get that wound infected, to contract something off a toilet seat.
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To that end, the company wants to win that JEDI cloud contract, something it has acknowledged from the start, even while criticizing the winner-take-all nature of the deal.
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Both documents would certainly be useful to investors and lenders in vetting Wannakuwatte's claims, but it appears no one took the added step of verifying the contract — something anyone can do online.
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They also fault the ministry for improperly hiring outside help under an umbrella IT contract, something the ministry blames on a mistaken assessment by experts at its procurement agency and the failure to properly document the process.
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If Elle Fanning doesn't come away from the most recent Cannes Film Festival, which began May 14 and ends Saturday, with a next-level fashion ambassador contract, something has gone seriously wrong with the celebrity style industrial complex.
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There's a very good chance if you were to contract something, and she doesn't know about it, she could go years and years and years having an infection that could make her infertile, or that could kill her.
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That Boston's chances were so damaged by an injury to Bradley, a good player on a great contract—something of a pattern on this roster—speaks volumes about the difficulties facing a superstar-less team attempting challenge for a title.
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Even if the Lakers are willing to absorb Solomon Hill or E'Twaun Moore's contract—something that probably won't work unless Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (who's represented by the same agent as LeBron James and Davis) signs off on the trade—it still doesn't cut it relative to what else may be out there.
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So the listing did not make the contract something radically different from that contemplated by the parties.
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However, as the transfer window closed, Maxsø explained that he was 'stuck' in Uerdingen 05 and had decided to buy himself out of his contract; something which according to him cost him millions of Danish kroner, but was a necessary career move.
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Popoy admits he never stopped loving Basha but wonders if love is enough. Popoy and Basha meet at a bench at the university where they both went to college. Popoy tells Basha that he is headed to Qatar for a two-year work contract, something he turned down earlier when they were still together. Popoy reveals that Trisha broke up with him, and Basha apologizes.
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But Denver failed to build on its success from the previous playoffs, as Mutombo lacked a quality supporting cast around him. During his last season with the Nuggets, Mutombo averaged 11.0 points per game, 11.8 rebounds per game and a career-high 4.5 blocks per game.Dikembe Mutombo's 1995-96 Statistics At the conclusion of the 1995–96 season, Mutombo became a free agent, and reportedly sought a 10-year contract, something the Nuggets considered impossible to offer. Bernie Bickerstaff, then the Nuggets' general manager, later said not bringing back Mutombo was his biggest regret as GM.
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As he attends automotive shows, holds press conferences, and makes appearances for television (all in conjunction with fellow Chevrolet spokesman, O.J. Simpson) Thompson chronicles the newly flush world of celebrity sports endorsements. Though endorsement by a sports figure was not an entirely new concept, the world-wide magnitude of Killy's stardom made his Chevrolet contract something of a fascination for Thompson. The article's focus on the relative depths of the new pitch-man status obtained by Killy so shortly after the incredible heights he had achieved develops through acerbic descriptions of the settings Killy finds himself in, the automotive executives that profit by him, and the fans and onlookers who make him such a valuable spokesman. Through it all, Killy's focus on his own enormous profit is a source of worry to Thompson.
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