Photographer Jay Maisel, who shot the iconic "Kind of Blue" album cover for jazz great Miles Davis, said he wished the school hadn't borrowed so heavily but doesn't see an easy solution including hitting up alums for cash.
The district isn't heavily Republican, showing Mr. Ryan, who has won by wide margins in recent elections, can appeal to independents and Democrats.
"There was no barbed wire and it wasn't heavily patrolled, but adults needed passes to go out, " says Hirsch, American director of a group called the Council on the Jewish Experience in Shanghai.
It doesn't seem to have been marketed very heavily, dealers don't seem to be pushing it and as a result, not that many are going out the door.
At least for now, bulls can rest assured that company insiders properly interpreted aren't betting heavily against them.
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After the initial start-up costs of a freshman season, most shows don't spend heavily on new sets and locations.
There are already some cheaper packages in the market but they aren't promoted heavily.
Lion Air's low global profile means it hasn't been heavily exposed to the tough international competition that has squeezed industry earnings.
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This isn't to say that companies don't invest heavily in customer service through insightful customer relationship management (CRM) technologies or other gadgetry.
If the parent is owner of the state account, the child can't take the money, and the funds likely won't weigh heavily against financial aid.
"Jamie struggled and I had to take advantage, although I didn't score heavily, I needed two or three chances in every frame, " said Burnett, 34.
As reported by The Wall Street Journal in November, he didn't rely heavily on the risk-management department at MF Global, reporting only to the company's board of directors.
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The comments are interesting, but they probably won't weight too heavily on the jury's final decision.
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Panting heavily, Lady wouldn't even accept duck-flavored treats, so Ms. Davison massaged her in the water.
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Those companies are struggling now, he says, as they're still heavily leveraged and can't get funding from the capital markets.
For social-game developers, a successful Google offering would mean they wouldn't be so heavily dependent on Facebook, where the vast majority of users access the games.
It has built one of the world's fastest-growing economies, thanks mainly to the large-scale export of oil, metals and grains, which helps to ensure that it doesn't rely too heavily for trade on Russia, its former Soviet neighbor, or on China.
"People don't really want to open their pocketbooks, " he says, noting that consumers spent on heavily-discounted items, but didn't extend their shopping beyond deal items.
And Lilly isn't alone in relying heavily on a single drug that will soon face patent expiration.
"I didn't score quite as heavily against Robin as I did in my first match but still played quite well, " said the Glaswegian.
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There was a time when the UK was seen as producing acts that were heavily hyped but perhaps didn't have the substance or the staying power to crack the American market.
Neighbors didn't know if a woman living in the most heavily damaged house was home at the time, and a young boy in the third house didn't appear to be seriously injured, Mr. Klaybor said.
But if he was tactically shrewd to offer to meet with Bush, drop all the lawsuits and recount ballots across the whole state, not just in heavily Democratic counties, he couldn't resist taking the truth out for a spin.
China's state television is often heavily censored, but it hasn't flinched from showing scenes of protesters tussling with police and lunging at the torch in Whitehall and on the Champs Elysees en route to Beijing, site of the 2008 Summer Games.
"To the extent that the extended family has disappeared and everyone is living fragmented lives, the impact of a child who needs lifelong caring or who has lifelong problems is going to be more heavily felt by parents because they don't have big support networks, " she says.
Sure, I've invested heavily but, so what, it hasn't really got us anything.
"We have spent heavily to establish our brand image and didn't want to associate ourselves with anyone who would jeopardize that, " says Mitchell Handler, director of North American sales for Italian handbagmaker Francesco Biasia.
They're not heavily guarded places, or at least they weren't then.
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