This is a vagary of how we pay for health care.
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Under the president, the only consistency is the vagary of truth—up is down, and down is, well, a matter of perspective.
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But there is something surprising about how two writers with such different religious origins and conclusions arrive at the same evocative vagary.
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"The vagary is there on purpose to allow programs enough room to maneuver around a system that works for them," says Ball.
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Aside from its debilitating vagary, my biggest objection to this strategy is that it completely ignores the known, existing, critical weakness of our Federal infrastructure.
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Sometimes I fear that it's all random, that in the end my friendship with Chloe the dog is just the result of vagary and caprice.
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There are too many times where we have ended up waiting on new Apple hardware due to some vagary of Intel's supply chain or silicon focus.
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The SAG awards generally draw a significantly smaller audience than the Globes, and tune-in could be depressed further by a vagary of this year's awards calendar.
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With his own prospects dimming, Bush has found his voice as an onstage reality check for a field – especially his despised tormentor, the "jerk" Trump – which trucks in bombast, vagary and unsupported promises.
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An interesting, sciencey explanation of the Y chromosome and sex distinction in all its vagary and confusion, and the strange trip through the behaviors of the life span of the males of many species.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — Will Nediger is a welcome sight on a Sunday, and this puzzle is a typical example of his skillful eye, which focuses on a particular vagary of the English language and teases it into an entertaining theme.
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Thanks to a vagary of history, there is one little patch of the European Union where sharia has hitherto held sway, not as a self-imposed code of behaviour but as a system under which Muslim citizens have been pressured to regulate their business, especially involving inheritance.
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"Pardonne-moi ce caprice d'enfant" (English translation: "Forgive me that childish vagary") is a song by French singer Mireille Mathieu, which was a summer hit in 1970. It sold somewhere between 200,000 and 400,000 copies that year in France.
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The collected versions of these two limited series also contain several short Grendel stories Wagner had published over the years, such as "Devil's Vagary" (a 16-page one-shot from the Comico Collection slipcase), "The Devil's Week" (from A Decade of Dark Horse #1, "Midnight Looms" [Scared of the Devil] (from Dark Horse Extra #49–50), and "Devils Duel" (from Dark Horse Maverick 2001).
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Simpson, Marc. Uncanny Spectacle The Public Career of the Young John Singer Sargent. p. 53: YALE UP, 1997. Print. Some writers hailed the painting as clever, while others dismissed it as a vagary of the artist.Simpson, Marc. Uncanny Spectacle The Public Career of the Young John Singer Sargent. p. 58-59: YALE UP, 1997. Print. Today El Jaleo is considered to be one of John Singer Sargent's most memorable works.
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She has also admitted to knowing a bit of Russian. She often says she does not "put much stock in psychology" and makes a point of noting that Dr. Sweets is not a real scientist as he "bases his life on the vagary of psychology and emotions". Brennan's personality undergoes significant changes throughout the course of the series. Her thinking becomes less rigid in later seasons, something which is observed by Dr. Gordon Wyatt, who notes that she is now able to distinguish the difference between accuracy and truth.
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His works, including landscapes, genre, and portraits, have the bright chromatic sensibility of post-impressionism or late-Macchiaioli painters. The critic M. Bernardi stated that Conterno affirmed subtlety, the aristocracy of touch, the serene poetry that diffuses from his placid and accurate painterlinessfinezza, l’aristocrazia del tocco, la poeticità serena che diffondeva dalle sue pacate e accurate pitture. Schialvino describes it him as a painter able to depict small things made large by the insufflation of a poetic spirit, depictions, despite the vagary of the subject, full of intimacy, exquisiteness, preciosity, meditation, solemnity, and religion. Conterno è un pittore capace di dipingere con sensibilità raccolta, ... altrimenti grandi per l’afflato poetico che le pervade,...un’arte ricca di intimismo, di squisitezze, di preziosità, di meditazione, di solennità, di religione.
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This album continued stylistically the sound of the first album, though with a somewhat broader spectrum of sounds from soft sounding songs to more radical noisy compositions like the second single. As part of the promotion of this release the band has a one month pop up live venue in the Amstel Passage inside Amsterdam Central Station where they had their album release gig on the first day and the following days organise gigs and collaborative recording sessions with befriended acts such as Yuri Landman, Janne Schra, The Vagary, Jungle by Night, Lucky Fonz III, Blue Crime, Those Foreign Kids, Iguana Death Cult, Mozes and the Firstborn, Jo Goes Hunting and others for the rest of the month. A Dutch tour is planned in the summer of 2018.
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In 1942, Dudley and Sophie Maslow both students of Martha Graham formed a dance a trio with William Bales. The trio performed all over the United States including cities such as, Baltimore, New Orleans, and Washington D.C."Dudley, Maslow, Bales Company Booklet", Linda Lear Center Connecticut College, Box 2 of American Dance Festival Papers Collections A piece titled Vagary was staged and performed in 1949 at The American Dance Festival. John Martin, of The New York Times said of Dudley's performance in 1949, "At any rate, she moves so beautifully and with such superhuman control that just to watch her is in itself a delight, let the intention be what it will." The choreography of the trio was and is still seen as representative of the 1940s as it featured folk music and captured the American spirit of the era.
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