We will see how this all goes and sorts out.
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SO IT'S GOING TO BE INTERESTING TO SEE HOW THIS ALL SORTS OUT.
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When it all sorts out, abortion will likely remain available in blue states.
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It's about a woman named Mimi who sorts out discarded electronics on Silicon Isle.
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In other words: Mr Macron can forget about integration until he sorts out the French economy.
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Orders are sent directly to Grubhub, which sorts out how to get them to your door.
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Mr. Cross makes a home base of sorts out of Blue Front Cafe in Bentonia, Miss.
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A definitive answer is likely to come only once the party sorts out who will lead it after yesterday's calamity.
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Still, as the Pentagon sorts out the overhaul, the contentious timeline is approaching its third year online with few changes.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, we have an audit department that sorts out the ones that they think I ought to see.
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All three authors point out that race, as well as gender, sorts out whose anger is tolerated and whose is condemned.
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As she sorts out her ambitions, desires and entrenched shame, her union with the church is one more relationship to navigate.
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Fuleihan has the returned envelope at her office at the New Haven Legal Assistance Association as she sorts out next steps.
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Pressure on the currency from imports is expected to prevail until the central bank sorts out new regulations for derivatives, dealers said.
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And, at least until Google sorts out serious multitasking for its OS, eight inches is the right size for an Android tablet.
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"We're going to let Sam be Sam," Miller says, and while the show sorts out its digital strategy, that's more than enough.
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But that can't even begin until Britain sorts out its own exit, a messy process that could take two years or more.
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Finally pulling those chunky knits, corduroy jackets, and boots of all sorts out of storage and working them back into our regular repertoire.
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As the market sorts out who will benefit and who will not during a Donald Trump administration, count one in the winner's bracket: banks.
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Or maybe it's one of those things that when you meet the cat who you're really going to lock with, then it all sorts out.
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Musk has vowed to put his desk at the end of the assembly line and sleep there while he sorts out the company's production delays.
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The immense figures give Trump a strong financial advantage over Democrats, whose donors are more splintered as the party sorts out a crowded primary field.
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Nvidia Shield review, 2016: And, at least until Google sorts out serious multitasking for its OS, eight inches is the right size for an Android tablet.
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But before NASA sorts out living arrangements for this mission, it's going to need to make sure the rockets it uses are also up to scratch.
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Before those two races, though, there is the heart of the prep season, which sorts out what horseplayers like to refer to as contenders and pretenders.
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" The program mixes "TRX, anti-gravity, Power Plate, HIIT (high-intensity interval training), and yoga," according to Pozzuto, and usually "sorts out a lot of back issues.
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"We think we're going to be volatile for a few more trading days at least, as the market sorts out what's really been going on," Haworth said.
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F Richard Panik, acquired by Chicago on Sunday for F Jeremy Morin in a trade with Toronto, has not joined the Blackhawks as he sorts out visa issues.
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A vendor sorts out persimmons at a traditional market ahead of the Lunar New Year, this year marking the Year of the Dog, in Taipei on Feb. 2.
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The show is never more winning or convincing than when we're allowed to spend time in Lauren's head as she sorts out just who she wants to be.
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And if the government of Costa Rica ever sorts out its bureaucratic malaise to the extent of building a public transit system, I assume noni would be prohibited, too.
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As there is no formal body that sorts out legitimate projects from blatant Ponzi schemes, it's crucial to do thorough research of your own before investing in anything. Always.
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But they hit a snag when it comes to reverse logistics, or the system that sorts out what to do with a mountain of returns after the holiday season.
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David somehow also knows that he has about $50,000 in his account, and on the phone tries to argue that it should be Andrew's boss who sorts out the estate.
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Pressure on the currency from imports is expected to prevail until the central bank sorts out new regulations for derivatives, which has slowed forward trading in the currency, dealers said.
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As industrial America sorts out the tariffs' prospective impact, one thing is clear: The divide between the metal producers and their customers slices directly through Mr. Trump's blue-collar constituency.
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The South does not want to see the North come unhinged and have to take over this all-but-dysfunctional nation, especially as it sorts out its own deep political disarray.
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More government appeals will probably follow, with more of Mr Trump's immigration rules held in limbo while the judiciary sorts out which of the president's gambits square up with the law.
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He was also on the board of SpaceX and Tesla, and I think he's taking a leave — I don't think he's off them completely — while he sorts out some personal issues.
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The researchers started by using mass spectrometry (a tool that sorts out chemicals based on how each travels through some medium) to come up with 13 chemicals that make up the breathprint.
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Panama withdrew the Aquarius' registration amid the rescue operations, which means the ship will not legally be allowed to sail once it comes to shore until it sorts out its flag status.
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DeVos has rejected Obama-era guidelines on how colleges investigate sexual assault, telling colleges they can use whatever standard of proof they deem fair while the Department of Education sorts out new recommendations.
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They will range from the tragic to the comic — the rich literary sense of comedy as a plot that ultimately restores order to chaos, sorts out the winners and the losers, and declares victory.
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One day, after much begging from Saroo, Guddu brings him along on a trek to find work and tells him to stay on a bench at a railway station while he sorts out some details.
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The company attributes the recent spike in interest to its close attention to the coronavirus outbreak — the company introduced a "coronavirus channel" that sorts out user-relevant reporting on the pandemic, including the user's location.
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He sorts out his conflicting feelings by assigning them colors and painting them: Fear is black, like the inside of the closet at school; anger is green, like when Bruce Banner becomes the Incredible Hulk.
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The dapper, cultivated Mr. Bowles-Fitzpatrick attends to Carter, his three younger sisters and a vomiting dachshund, while their mother sorts out the death of 6-year-old Currier and the absence of her soldier husband.
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Thanks to some helpful advice from the governor, Felix sorts out the problem: The Arellano Felix brothers can kill the perpetrator of the massacre, and the DFS can shut up because they're ultimately reliant on his money.
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Portfolio managers have found the market to be a tough place to shop for stocks as Wall Street sorts out the safe names and reassess earnings forecasts for companies affected by the U.S.-China trade war, Cramer said.
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The Financial Times reported Wednesday the automaker is a potential acquisition target by French carmaker Renault, after Renault sorts out its relationship with Nissan, the Japanese manufacturer with which Renault has had a longstanding but lately troubled alliance.
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Boris Johnson, the lead candidate to take over as British Prime Minister said in a debate on Monday that the Irish border issue could be solved during a period of transition, while Britain sorts out future EU relations.
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Of course if our goal is to reduce buffering rather than get the best quality, you might have to knock the setting down a notch or two—even if it is just temporarily while your ISP sorts out problems on its end.
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But while Russia sorts out its own future over the coming years, the United States has a great opportunity to develop a new approach, one that is not fixated on the caricature of a malevolent Putin as the source of all our problems.
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" Their reunion will have to wait until next week, where we'll find out how D'Agostino, Jr. sorts out his complicated relationship with Singer and Morgan – and what de Lesseps has to say about Bethenny Frankel's mysterious smoking gun that could "blow up this whole engagement.
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If you happen to be a member of one of the few families in which not one member has yet to send off a cheek swab, you might want to consider opting out until society sorts out risks and benefits, and provides more privacy protections.
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And it's especially important, given that these new iMacs are pulling double duty as Apple's primary desktop computer until it sorts out the situation with the Mac Pro sometime next year, although the newly announced iMac Pro slated for later this year should help with that.
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Instead, Wheeler says that he wants to form an open industry standards group that sorts out how to provide secure access to channel guides and video-on-demand information, copyright settings, and the actual content itself, and then let an entire industry bloom around those standards. 3.
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DeVos has rejected Obama-era guidelines on how colleges investigate sexual assault, saying that the rights of the accused were being violated and that schools will be permitted to use whatever standard of proof they deem fair while the Department of Education (DOE) sorts out new guidelines.
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If Apple ever sorts out the battery life, and third party apps like Philips Hue and Dark Sky ever figure out how to load quickly (both usually take more than a minute to open), then this little watch really could be more than a fun gimmick.
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Charge us something like $19.99 for access to the entire NES, SNES, N64, Game Boy, and Game Boy Advance vaults, though—even if it's just first-party stuff at first, until Nintendo sorts out a royalties system for third-party devs—and people will leap at it.
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Lead candidate Boris Johnson has said the border issue could be solved during a period of transition, while Britain sorts out future EU relations - a proposal knocked back by Dublin - while Jeremy Hunt repeated again this week that unspecified technology could keep the currently seamless border open.
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While any explanation of this fraught phenomenon feels like an oversimplification, Mr. Dotan sorts out the forces and personalities that shaped the movement, going back to the 1967 Six-Day War that provided the territorial gains that enabled some Israelis, with a range of ideologies, to stake out newly occupied lands.
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In a graceless speech on being re-elected to his seat in Islingon North, Mr Corbyn attacked the press and said that, though he will not lead the party into the next election, he will stay on for an interim period while it sorts out its future, probably in alliance with John McDonnell, his shadow chancellor.
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As everyone sorts out whether AT&T can really help Time Warner move into the already-here digital future and truly add to its offerings, one of the biggest dangers of a deal such as this is that those at Time Warner see it as a final defeat in a war that began a long time ago.
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Fines Screen sorts out pieces of glass and fine materials less than two inches long. Glass is sent to the Glass Cleanup System for more separating. # News Screen: sorts out newspaper from the rest of the recycling. # Elliptical Separator: sorts 2D objects from 3D objects.
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Jeeves finally sorts out all the fractured relationships with a plan to set off the fire alarm.
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She promises Kim she will return when she sorts out her visa. Her last appearance is in February 2000.
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Also, Narayanan has a quarrel with his wife and in-laws. Uma meets Mala’s mother in-law and sorts out the problem.
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It sorts out carrot fly, cabbage root fly, leatherjackets, cutworms, onion fly, ants, caterpillars, sciarid fly, gooseberry sawfly, thrips and codling moth.
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The boat's speed can be controlled by slacking or tightening the jib, while the skipper handles the drudges, and sorts out the recovered oysters.
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In 2012, UCLA Today published an article "Researcher sorts out fact from fallacy in three-decade study of lesbian families" highlighting Gartrell's 30+ years of work on the NLLFS study.
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Hendrickson, Mark (Apr 8, 2008). "Peer Lending Club Puts Hold on Lending Activity While It Sorts Out Some Legal Issues". Techcrunch. Retrieved August 2, 2012. "Lending Club Shuts Down (Temporarily?)". Peer-Lend.
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Pillai also has to take care of sister Latha, who is in love with Nikhil. How Hariharan Pillai sorts out all the issues, and gets Kavya to form the rest of the story.
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Janardhanan Kurup dies after saying this. Ouseppachan ponders this and calls other people of the Party. In the end he says he is unfit for the job and makes his son Malaikkal Thommi (Suresh Gopi) chief minister. Thommi sorts out many problems.
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And the reason why people think that's an essentially > American paradigm is the Westerns. The Westerns were absolutely rock solid > with that stuff. You know, the mysterious rider comes in off the range, > sorts out the problem, and rides off into the sunset. It is just such a > total paradigm, but not invented in America.
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However, he does not tell Deirdre and Wendy briefly stops seeing Ken. Deirdre finds out about the affair and throws Ken out. Wendy takes him in and helps him run the newspaper, while he sorts out his finances and the divorce. Deirdre demands half of the Weatherfield Recorder's profits and Ken sells the paper to the Gazette.
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Arjun's mother learns about Sanjeev's conspiracy, takes a drastic step and comes to live in Sanjeev's house with her family. In the end, everything sorts out well between Sanjeev and Arjun. So,the whole family decides to get Arjun and Rumi get remarried and it's revealed that Lalitha (Aparna Mishra) and Sahil (Pravisht Mishra) have developed feelings for each other.
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Shivan is in love with Chellan's younger sister and Chellan and his mom have given the green signal to it. Chandri, the sister of Shivan, is his everything and his whole happiness revolves around her. Bhadran, the younger brother of Chellan is too aggressive like him and picks fights for every silly reason. Its usually Shivan, who sorts out the fights that he picks every day.
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In the end, Liz is reinstated on the force by her mother. Liz then sorts out Monica's hair and clothes. Monica and Liz go to the prom (with a full police procession), where Monica is told that she has been voted prom queen after her ex-boyfriend's infidelity went viral. Monica tells the crowd that being perfect is overrated, and all enjoy the night.
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A goal of intelligent urbanism is to create places of solitude. These may be in urban forests, along urban hills, beside quiet streams, in public gardens and in parks where one can escape to meditate and contemplate. According to proponents, these are the quiet places wherein the individual consciousness dialogues with the rational mind. Idle and random thought sorts out complexities of modern life and allows the obvious to emerge.
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He gives consent to his daughter's marriage to the boy she loves and almost sorts out the emotional issues with his estranged brother. Now free from all responsibility, he leads a life where there are almost no blind spots and a lot of clarity. He takes his wife for a vacation. While chatting he narrates to his wife that he feels very light, like a bird flying in free skies.
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At the end of the novel Rex and Christine get married, and in the following summer, under Jake Ambler's supervision, Gabriel starts shooting his first film. As opposed to other protagonists created by Kureishi, Rex, Christine and Gabriel are white. John Crace, in The Guardian, summarised the story thus: "Co-dependent 15-year-old Buddha of Suburbia sorts out his parents' predictably dreary middle-aged rock'n'roll existential angst before embarking on his own".
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Nowadays, in the modern world of conservation cradling a painting has been outdated and subject to criticism. Duke University and The University of Brussels have developed an art conservation tool that uses X-rays and algorithms to analyze the paintings. To better image the art piece, for it is of wood sections (cradles) the machine called Platypus or the computer math program sorts out the wood and finely visualizes the original art.
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She is horrified and breaks up with him. Under advice from Effy, she does not take him back after he sorts out his and his family's lives, and throughout the series, continues to cruelly reject him. Pandora makes fewer appearances in the series, usually seen alongside Effy at parties or continually rebuffing Thomas' persistent advances. Near the end, after Effy attempts suicide, she regularly visits her at the mental hospital in which she is being interred.
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Steph falls out with Toadie when a drafted legal letter about joint custody is sent to Max. Philippa returns to collect Charlie, but Sonya intervenes and Philippa agrees to let Charlie stay with Steph while she sorts out her marriage. Steph is disappointed that Toadie is not around to say goodbye. However, he soon turns up with Adam and explains that he flew up to Sydney to collect him, so Steph, Charlie and Adam can drive back together.
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Tommy sorts out a pile of famous detective stories, and he thinks it would be a good idea to base their techniques on the styles of their fictional counterparts. He has bought a good camera for taking photographs of footprints and "all that sort of thing". The next client is a young woman named Miss Kingston Bruce. She lives in Wimbledon with her parents, and last night one of their guests lost a valuable pink pearl.
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The Sefer Zerubbabel is a medieval Hebrew apocalypse written in the style of biblical visions (e.g. Daniel, Ezekiel) placed into the mouth of Zerubbabel. It is thought to have been written at least partially during the beginning of the 7th century. In the Sefer Zerubbabel Aaron's rod, Elijah and Nehemiah ben Hushiel will be hidden in the city of Tiberias. After Nehemiah ben Hushiel takes possession of Jerusalem, he proceeds to sorts out Israel’s genealogical lists according to their families.
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The Sefer Zerubbabel is a medieval Hebrew apocalypse written in the style of biblical visions (e.g. Daniel, Ezekiel) placed into the mouth of Zerubbabel. It is thought to have been written at least partially during the beginning of the 7th century. In the Sefer Zerubbabel Aaron's rod, Elijah and Nehemiah ben Hushiel will be hidden in the city of Tiberias. After Nehemiah ben Hushiel takes' possession of Jerusalem he proceeds to sorts out Israel’s genealogical lists according to their families.
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Pakistan was invited to jointly investigate the incident, but Pakistan refused to participate.Matthew Rosenberg and Eric Schmitt, Pakistan Refuses to Help as U.S. Sorts Out a Fatal Attack The New York Times 2 December 2011 On 9 December, Major General Ashfaq claimed that NATO had been monitoring radio transmissions that night and knew they had hit Volcano post. The Pakistani military called the strike "unprovoked and indiscriminate." Government of Pakistan launched a strong protest with U.S and also immediately discontinued the supply to NATO troops located in Afghanistan.
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While Ji-woo sorts out his confused feelings with Kanako, he also encourages her to make up with Arakawa. Suna begins looking for the park where she met Leon and admits to Sang-soo later that night that she hopes to meet him again. She drunkenly kisses him when he takes her home, and after he leaves, she continues to describe her feelings to Leon himself, mistaking him for Sang-soo. When Leon confides in her his guilt towards Arakawa's accident, believing he doesn't deserve to be happy, Suna encourages him to move forward.
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106-110; for overview of fragmentatin of the Catalan Carlism in the 1940s see Joan Maria Thomàs i Andreu, Carlisme barceloní als anys quaranta: "Sivattistes", "unificats", "octavistes", [in:] L' Avenç: Revista de història i cultura 212 (1997), pp. 12-17 The Catalan jefe insisted that Junta de Jefes Regionales y Provinciales formally demands that Don Javier sorts out the 11-year-old regency puzzle, possibly by calling a grand Carlist assembly, but Fal thwarted this attempt and watered down the ultimate message.Alcalá 2001, p. 71, Vallverdú 2014, p.
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7 said she is "not the standard beach blond surfer that typifies our Summer Bay culture." Cheadle's character, Miranda, competes against Ruby Buckton (Rebecca Breeds) in the Surf Carnival and Cheadle revealed that she and Breeds did their own stunts, which she said was "fun." Seager said "Miranda also sorts out the boys from the men and gives Xavier a lot to think about." Miranda briefly dates Xavier Austin (David Jones-Roberts) and she is "annoyed" when she discovers that he lied to her about being in university.
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She is present when Phil's family are interviewed, and later informs Phil that Ben could face a minimum of 10 years in prison. Ritchie returns, in March 2014, when she sorts out the contract for Phil and Sharon Rickman's (Letitia Dean) new bar, The Albert. She advises Phil to watch Sharon carefully as she had tried to take full control of the bar without Phil's knowledge. In May 2014, Phil asks Ritchie to contact Ben in prison to convince him to see Phil and grant him a visiting order, but Ritchie tells Phil that Ben had been released from prison the previous month.
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After spending so much time together, and many arguments, misunderstandings and denials, Falco and Helena fall in love (and subsequently consummate this in a horse stable, in a public garden). Eventually, Falco sorts out the case and only has to bring the culprits to justice. However, there is no justice, as one of the culprits is Domitian, the Emperor's wayward son, and the only other surviving culprit is very close to Helena and her senator father. After a final, bloody, retribution is carried out in the climax, Falco is offered a promotion to the equestrian rank.
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Joey promises to do the "opposite" of Chandler hiding his underwear, and emerges wearing everything Chandler owns (and still sans underwear). Ross finally steps in and bans them from the function, and apologetically asks Rachel what he can do to make it up to her, to which Joey suggests that he drink the glass of chicken fat. Ross agrees, but Rachel stops him just in time. Overwhelmed by the depths of his love for her, she dresses in record time while Ross sorts out Joey and Chandler's argument, and Monica makes her final disastrous access to Richard's answering machine.
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" An unnamed reviewer in the Toronto Daily Star of 10 April 1948 said, "Hercule Poirot, whose eggshaped cranium is crammed with lively gray cells, proves himself a bit of a mug before he sorts out all the details of [Enoch Arden's] death and other even more baffling mysteries. But he does it with all the acumen that has endeared him to Agatha Christie fans. Fantastic and topping." Robert Barnard summarised the plot of the novel as an "Elderly man married to a glamorous nitwit of dubious social background [which] is a common plot-element in Christie.
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At RUC headquarters, Sir John fixes a line with senior officers: they must conceal the existence of the source, so they will say there was a routine roadblock at which an officer was injured; this is given to the media. Meanwhile, at the SSU barracks, DCI Flanagan sorts out what they will say has happened with his team. They will say they saw flashes from the car; they assumed they were under attack; so they returned fire. This is what Constable Brannigan tells the CID officer the next morning, denying that he fired any shots after the car had stopped.
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Lauren Valentine arrives in Hollyoaks village as the illegitimate daughter of Leo Valentine who first arrived in the village with her mother Valerie Holden and her brother Danny on 6 September 2007. Valerie leaves them at the Valentine residence and demands that Leo look after them while she sorts out her housing problems. Calvin & Sasha didn't know of Lauren and Danny, and until Lauren calls Leo "dad" they hadn't Leo had been leading a double-life. Lauren and Sasha initially don't get on but when Fletch tries to win Sasha back with a song he writes for her, Lauren helps Fletch improve it.
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Emerald finally sorts out the problems with Andine by using Gher as a voice, Andine (having a change of heart) helps clean up the beaten up Gher and they head to Kweron to find their final member; a "witch". In Kweron, Althalus and Emerald hatch up a scheme that involves Bheid; Bheid will pretend that he has come to collect the "witch" for interrogation, as well as predicting avalanches and lightning strikes (which Althalus will provide). Bheid is, at first, reluctant to lie that blatantly about something, but in the end, he agrees. After a conversation with the priests of the village, he finds out that the "witch" is about to be burned alive.
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In 2008 he was Single Joint Expert in the Busted case, and also in 2008 was engaged by ITV Productions as Consultant Musicologist to the new karaoke game-show Who Dares, Sings!. In autumn 2011 he provided evidence for Lady Gaga in the successful injunction against Mind Candy's Lady Goo Goo (infringement of trade mark). He has also provided opinions regarding “sonic trade marks” in a number of international cases. He has been dubbed by Capital Radio “the rock music trouble-shooter who sorts out the musicians from the thieves”, has been featured on Radio 4's Law In Action regarding his expertise, has lectured at several universities and colleges and has authored a number of published articles.
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Her mother, whose main functions appear to be to make tea and to provide Battenberg cake, has some curious house guests: Emma Hamilton, Otto von Bismarck, and a family of dodos. Both humans are apparently staying for a rest, while Thursday's father (who has now been re-admitted to the time- travelling ChronoGuard) sorts out various parts of history for them. Despite her earlier transgressions that caused her to flee to the Bookworld in the first place, Thursday gets her job back at SpecOps-27 as a Literary Detective and catches up with her old colleagues. She learns that in her absence, Yorrick Kaine has joined forces with Goliath Corporation and plans to oust the ageing English President George Formby.
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At the end of the episode, Satan returns and sorts out whatever new problem Scumspawn has managed to create. The final two episodes of the series feature a new arrival, Roland (Geoffrey Whitehead), a damned soul even more venal and corrupt than Thomas who tries to organise a rebellion of the demons in Hell with Thomas's help, with exactly the same degree of success that Gary and Thomas had in Series 1. In the end, after easily dealing with the insurrection, Satan decides he need not worry, as humans will soon be extinct anyway. In order to hasten mankind's demise, he turns himself into Jeb Bush and plots to convince Jeb's brother George Bush to launch a nuclear strike on the polar icecaps.
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This tribe of ravenous cannibals bares its excellent teeth at anyone who doesn't accommodate the family's preening self-regard." Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times gave the film three stars out of four. He stated the film "is silly at times, leaning toward the screwball tradition of everyone racing around the house at the same time in a panic fueled by serial misunderstandings [but] there is also a thoughtful side, involving the long and loving marriage of Sybil and Kelly." He further added, "The Family Stone sorts out its characters admirably, depends on typecasting to help establish its characters more quickly, and finds a winding path between happy and sad secrets to that moment when we realize that the Family Stone will always think of this fateful Christmas with a smile, and a tear.
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NATO Military Committee chairman General Adolf Heusinger meeting with McNamara at the Pentagon, 1964 McNamara's institution of systems analysis as a basis for making key decisions on force requirements, weapon systems, and other matters occasioned much debate. Two of its main practitioners during the McNamara era, Alain C. Enthoven and K. Wayne Smith, described the concept as follows: "First, the word 'systems' indicates that every decision should be considered in as broad a context as necessary... The word 'analysis' emphasizes the need to reduce a complex problem to its component parts for better understanding. Systems analysis takes a complex problem and sorts out the tangle of significant factors so that each can be studied by the method most appropriate to it." Enthoven and Smith said they used mainly civilians as systems analysts because they could apply independent points of view to force planning.
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After Koutsoudas's spying on the command crew sorts out traitors from loyalists, Heris lays and executes her plan: she has invited aboard to dine with all of the senior officers, along with some of her "officers" (really her best hand-to-hand combat fighters). When closeted away with the traitors, she quickly kills them and takes over the cruiser using the hidden computer authority which her aunt Admiral Vida Serrano had had created specifically for her to use in such a situation. Heris bluffs her way into command of the cruiser (claiming that she was really still in Fleet, and that her court-martial had been arranged to serve as a plausible excuse for leaving Fleet when she went undercover), and of one patrol boat. The third patrol boat, the Despite, escapes and warns the incoming Benignity fleet of what awaits them.
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The game interface is laid out in a novel "desktop" style in which objects are taken from the environment and added to the player's possessions by dragging and dropping them into the "inventory," and in which there are standard menu commands such as "Save as…". Multiple objects can be selected and used at the same time by shift-clicking, and there is even a "Clean up" command which sorts out the inventory in the same way as in the Finder (unlike the Finder, there is also a "Mess up" command). Much as with any non-game application, the various game windows can be rearranged according to taste and the font of the text window changed as well. The MacVenture games use the Macintosh's built in widget toolkit for the user interface which adds to the feeling of the game as a regular application.
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