But what is given and taken is political gain and pain.
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Investigators said General Zhang had given and taken bribes and had huge amounts of unexplained wealth.
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For all others, hugs are given and taken either begrudgingly or out of some sort obligation to the social contract.
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But, the officials added, these gains have been largely offset by cuts in Medicare reimbursements and other federal funds under a law that has given and taken away.
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Three years ago, KQED's Pop blog insisted that ''nothing is as divisive as Taylor Swift'': the men, the disavowals of feminism, the purportedly slut-shaming lyrics, the arguable award-show side-eye given and taken.
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Kendrick Lamar's fourth studio album is a portrait of a man in, if not a crisis, then a crux: How can he square his own success and proven talents against the knowledge that everything is given and taken away by meaningless chance?
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So when Kevin's parents, Raymond and Myra, and his ex-wife, Joyce, watch Nolan run around on a football field in front of adoring fans — wearing a No. 24 jersey, just as his father did in college — front and center are reminders of what football has given and taken away.
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' 3. 'The Snare is Broken. Wherein is proved, by Scripture, Law, and Reason, that the National Covenant and Oath was unlawfully given and taken. Published by authority,' 1649, 4to.
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Really? Yum Yums?” are anything compact and edible, anything from hard candies to potato chips. Yum Yums may be used to buy automatic successes, chances to re-roll failed rolls, and to modify things like damage given and taken.
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The Various Khels who has settled rebranded themselves as Khattaks to survive in annonymity and retain title and ownership of the lands given and taken. Such is the case of the Tatar Khel who are seen as a branch of the Afridi Adam Khel and also present in various Sajaras. The same Tatar Khel seem to be more paile in complexion than some of the other Khels. The Zaka Khel are also present but they are not the whole tribe.
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QI Series 1 DVD Factoids As such, tangential discussions are encouraged, and panellists are apt to branch off into frivolous conversations, give voice to trains of thought, and share humorous anecdotes from their own lives. The number of points given and taken away are normally decided by the host or beforehand by QI researchers known as "The QI Elves". For example, in one episode Davies was docked 10 points for suggesting "oxygen" to the question "What is the main ingredient of air?" Negative scores are common, and occasionally even the victor's score may be negative.
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William Dalrymple, The Last Mughal, p. 66 Mubarak even seems to have set herself up as a power in her own right, and even formed her own independent foreign policy. At one point, it was reported that "Mubarak Begum, alias Generalee Begum, fills the [Delhi] papers with accounts of the Nizars and Khiluts [gifts and dresses of honor] given and taken by her in her transactions with the Vacquils [ambassadors of the different Indian powers] - an extraordinary liberty, if true."Gardner papers, National Army Museum, Letter 87, p.
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Abiy Ahmed was born in the small town of Beshasha, located near Agaro, Oromia. His deceased father, Ahmed Ali, was a Muslim Oromo (and had four wives), while his deceased mother, Tezeta Wolde, was a Christian Oromo. Despite some sources claiming that his mother was an ethnic Amhara, Abiy said in an Oromia Broadcasting Network interview that both of his parents are Oromo and asserted no one is given and taken away by Oromummaa. Abiy’s father was a typical Ethiopian farmer and was only able to speak Oromo while Tizita was a fluent speaker of both Oromo and Amharic.
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Keynes summarises the most important aspects of the Fourteen Points and other addresses by Wilson that were part of the Armistice agreement. > The Fourteen Points – (3) 'The removal, so far as possible, of all economic > barriers and the establishment of an equality of trade conditions among all > the nations consenting to the peace and associating themselves for its > maintenance.’ (4) 'Adequate guarantees given and taken that national > armaments will be reduced to the lowest point consistent with domestic > safety.’ (5) 'A free, open-minded, and absolutely impartial adjustment of > all colonial claims', regard being had to the interests of the populations > concerned.
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According to 1976's Manual del Dirigente (Leader's Handbook) the organization's structure is pyramidal and hierarchical.Jorge Angel Livraga Rizzi (1976-09-01), Manual del Dirigente The highest level is the World Command, an office that once belonged to Livraga. Under the World Command is the Guardian of Seals, under it the Continental Commands, under these the Central Commands, followed by the National or Federal Councilors, the Unified Zone Commands and Branch Chiefs. The "Golden Ax" is used as a symbol given only to an elite of members known as "hachados" (ax holders) and this honor could only be given and taken away by the World Command.
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But this time ASO initially considered the time of the first sector, and then changed the stage classification, with the time at the end of the second sector for those 12 riders who finished and assigning the remaining riders a theoretical time of 34 minutes more than the first contestant. Then at the end of the next stage, the penalty to Paulo Gonçalves for repairing his bike in the previous stage was given and taken away. He was out of the race because his bike broke at the end of the first sector, but when the second sector was canceled, he was again in the race. Then more than 24 hours later, he received a penalty for repairing the bike after the second sector.
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Nor would there be any reward hereafter for mankind's holy works, but that works were only a preparation for faith which all the righteous were given, and taken away from the wicked. That interpretation is and has done much to foster laxity, O, that can one see more of in our time than is necessary to produce evidence of without long and extensive research. For many who before burned brightly in their devotion and zeal for the faith and despite their determination to never to forsake it, cooled, and went out completely with this devilish wind gust. For many who at one time were devoted under the holy father Francis' rule and stood like Lebanon's cedars, hurtled down in that they gave way before the misfortunes, like shrubbery on flat fields (give way) before the force of the wind.
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