In the aftermath of In re Luvanis S.A., I am not confident that overcoming a primarily geographically
deceptively misdescriptive refusal is likely.
The techniques may seem
deceptively simple at first glance, yet have been tested and proven to promote good parenting skills and quality family time.
The device looks
deceptively simple, just a laptop connected to an analyzer.
Instead, they
deceptively argued that CAFTA was about "free trade." This same deception is being used to build support for the FTAA.
In this
deceptively short book, Robert Jenson takes up six notions that we need when discussing ourselves as human: death, consciousness, freedom, reality, wickedness, and love.
This is a
deceptively easy book to read--a bit like last generation's medical-center satire, The House of God.
This is a haunting, sad, and yet hopeful tale of one boy's struggle to cope with his father's mental illness, and Myers, author of Monster and many other outstanding books for YAs, makes David and his world come alive for the reader in
deceptively simple yet poignant prose.
Why doesn't Schroth suggest that Bush resign, both for
deceptively leading the nation into war and for inadequately (through Donald Rumsfeld) prosecuting the war that he insisted on fighting?
Sinclair-Foreman's assured and sensitive direction overcomes a limited script and, within its
deceptively simple storyline, White Out packs considerable emotional punch.
Deceptively tight bends, frequent roadworks and the sudden narrowing of the road make the A468 an interesting drive.
Also, the federal government maintains that the companies have
deceptively targeted children through advertising.
This memo oozes insincerity and
deceptively peddles an educational program even the principal notes is of dubious value.