This would be a deviation from the catchall role they currently play in the bargaining process.
One of the solutions on the docket, particularly for urban infrastructure, is the catchall term public-private partnerships.
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In addition to using it for clothes, I frequently used it as a catchall when I overspent in other areas.
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Beneath the catchall umbrella of negativity is basically everything that isn't super-positive.
That catchall phrase, "pilot error, " just doesn't make it in this case.
Weatherization is a catchall term for measures to make the home run more efficiently, such as improved lighting, weatherproofing windows and building insulation.
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Indeed, Primitivo's cousin in California, Zinfandel, is a good catchall pairing.
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Brands with very specific target audiences could potentially do better focusing on where those potential consumers congregate, instead of the inefficient catchall of the Super Bowl.
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Globally, of course, grey is a catchall term for aging.
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It could catapult past the billion-dollar mark by the aiding millions of people with the indigestion, constipation, stomach pain and other severe symptoms known by the catchall term "irritable bowel syndrome" (ibs).
It was a term Judd did not use and did not like "I don't think anyone's work is reductive, " he once said yet it was a convenient catchall for his varied oeuvre and for that of his colleagues, artists like Frank Stella, Carl Andre and Dan Flavin (Judd's longtime friend), whose work Judd displayed prominently at 101 Spring.
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