When I was sure that it was finally out of my system for good and all, I asked Trost if I was in any real danger.
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She was going to leave law school for good (and all the financial and social security that came with it) and move to California to pursue an acting career.
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If "The Wolf and the Dragon" was going to spend this much time fracturing the Lannisters for good and all, and to such good effect, I wish it had set them up for next season more clearly.
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It took the sorehead feeling of wronged genius out of me for good and all.
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Paying him for his time and trouble, they dismissed him and his suite for good and all, they thought. They had nothing against his being Italian,Strictly speaking, there was no Italy and no Italian until Giuseppe Garibaldi unified Italy in the 19th century. In the centuries since the fall of Rome, Italy had become several states speaking different Romance languages. There was, however, a universal popular desire to re-create a single country.
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When he and a group of Joes affect an escape, he contacts Destro, stating "assist me, and all debts are clear". Rallying all of Cobra with him, Destro assaults Cobra Island and helps defeat the Coil. After the battle, the Commander has disappeared, and Destro is left, seemingly against his desires, in charge of Cobra. So when the Commander finally surfaces with Storm Shadow in tow, Destro takes the opportunity to leave Cobra, for good and all.
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They organize sabotage. "As a result of fulfilling the five > year plan we have succeeded in finally ejecting the last remnants of the > hostile classes from their positions in production... But that is not > enough. The task is to eject these 'has-beens' from our own enterprises and > institutions and make them harmless for good and all."J.V. Stalin, "The > Results of the First Five-Year Plan: Report Delivered on January 7, 1933," > in Works: Volume 13, July 1930-January 1934.
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While not xenophobic, Bellamy tends to not think of aliens as people; Shaeffer remembers that he had said they should wipe out the Kzinti for good and all. Bellamy is the leader of a hunting party visiting Gummidgy when the Kdatlyno touch-sculptor Lloobee is kidnapped. When Shaeffer discovers that Bellamy is part of the kidnap plot, he and Emil Horne are captured by the kidnappers who intend to stage their deaths as an accident. Lloobee creates a diversion, allowing Shaeffer to escape, and Bellamy pursues him.
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But irony was not for those people; their mental vision was not focussed for it. They read those playful trifles in the solidest earnest, and decided without hesitancy that if there had ever been any doubt that Dave Wilson was a pudd’nhead—which there hadn’t—this revelation removed that doubt for good and all. That is just the way in this world; an enemy can partly ruin a man, but it takes a good-natured injudicious friend to complete the thing and make it perfect.
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646 but was likewise ignored by Ickes. When Ickes spoke at the dedication ceremony on September 30, 1935, he was determined, as he recorded in his diary, "to try to nail down for good and all the name Boulder Dam." At one point in the speech, he spoke the words "Boulder Dam" five times within thirty seconds. Further, he suggested that if the dam were to be named after any one person, it should be for California Senator Hiram Johnson, a lead sponsor of the authorizing legislation.
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University of the East remained the country's top varsity squad for the sixth straight year as the Warriors clobbered the National University Bulldogs, 106-95 for the UAAP basketball title at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum. The temperamental Johnny Revilla pumped in 27 points and had 12 assists as he sparked a savage third quarter attacked that boosted UE to the throne unbeaten for the second straight year. Revilla, who maintained his cool for once despite getting deliberately tripped twice, combined with Rudolf Kutch, Rodolfo Soriano and Reynaldo Franco for a 20-4 outburst that gave UE a 20-point bubble at 79-59 going into the last quarter. The splurge left NU gagged for good and all that they could do was whittle the lead at gun-time.
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The Green Revolution has been criticized for an agricultural model which relied on a few staple and market profitable crops, and pursuing a model which limited the biodiversity of Mexico. One of the critics against these techniques and the Green Revolution as a whole was Carl O. Sauer, a geography professor at the University of California, Berkeley. According to Sauer these techniques of plant breeding would result in negative effects on the country's resources, and the culture: > "A good aggressive bunch of American agronomists and plant breeders could > ruin the native resources for good and all by pushing their American > commercial stocks... And Mexican agriculture cannot be pointed toward > standardization on a few commercial types without upsetting native economy > and culture hopelessly... Unless the Americans understand that, they'd > better keep out of this country entirely. That must be approached from an > appreciation of native economies as being basically sound".
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