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… to reporters as “like a saucer if you skip it across the water.” This phrasing, misquoted by newspaper editors, is …

… Red Sea, and Pharaoh, in his Chariot overwhelmed with the Waters.” This motto he believed, captured the principle that …

… change is temperature and access and availability of water. And the question of sort of predictability or …

… to work in frigid temperatures in ankle-high pools of water without protective gear. The company responded with …

… there were no PT boats there . . . nothing there but black water and American fire power.” Now, images of American …

… out there and load their slaving gear just outside British waters. Often the law was evaded by British ships operating …

… Louis XVI, with the caption “so that the impure blood may water our fields” and a description by Robespierre of the …

… basic chronology of Old Europe are likely to be uncharted waters for most readers, Anthony's chapter serves as a …

… cowed (in contrast with the toughness some showed during Watergate), strike deals with the prosecutor rather than …

… the Appalachian Trail in North Georgia, I became a big whitewater paddler. And part of that was because it was an escape … they would pay for the trucks and the workers, and even the water. 80% of the finished product was something not sourced … very hard to for our laws, the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act, to regulate Walmart. Most of the things that …

… of God), who did such divine things as heal people, walk on water, and rise from the dead. These two natures were … to say that God was born and the human Jesus walked on water. This modified “two-natures” position became the …

… Unites States wanted to station the Niagara in Venezuelan waters “as a kind of sentinel of North American interests.” …

… when Philadelphia built the nation’s first large municipal waterworks early in the nineteenth century, the city paid …

… powers—control of the Caspian Sea and the long-sought warm water port for Russia; security of India for Britain—they …

… 7500 years ago.   Satellite images of Lake Chad show water levels declining rapidly since the 1950s. The African … July to October have failed several times to provide enough water for crops, most notably in 2002, 2011, and 2015.  In …

… the RTA is often overlooked, yet it constituted a watershed in trade policy. Traditionally, Congress had … as the Grimm Reaper stepping on the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and Endangered Species Act ( right ). There had …

… is clear, reaching from the skies of London, across the waters of Gallipoli, and finally to the desert sands of the …

…   Dr. Peter Mansoor    I think 9/11 was clearly the watershed in this regard. After 9/11, the United States had … how it's played out over time. I think the, again, the watershed in this regard is the invasion of Iraq. Until …  Sure.   Dr. Peter Mansoor    But the Iraq war is a real watershed, because that's the first time that we actually do …

… public, he gave them no support. He did eventually sign a watered-down prohibition against corporate political …

… may determine how she will act when the court faces the watershed cases that often define the jurisprudence of a …

… of fisheries, reduced arable land, toxins leaching into waterways, and other human-made and natural disasters. Any … the “apps” available in the early 20 th century: “We want water and we turn a faucet. We want a kodak-picture and we …

… as the first American merchant vessel to enter Chinese waters. Backed by Robert Morris, financier of the American …

… requirement to join the monetary union of the continent. A Watershed: 1989, the EC, and the Maastricht Treaty Just …

… Planter allowed him to share his detailed knowledge of the waters around Charleston and the state of Confederate …