But Mr Obama made a successful visit to Brazil in March, and is said to get on well with Dilma Rousseff, Lula's successor.
Such is the case with a trio of WiBro-capable PDAs being marketed under the Flyvo brand by POSDATA, all of which run Windows CE 5.0 Professional Plus on an ARM processor and let you get your 'net on with WiFi as well in case you have to travel outside of Korea.
"When I hear people as respectable as Mitch McConnell, as Henry Hyde ... saying, 'Well, enough is enough, let's get on with the businesses of the people, ' it tells me that everybody has had a chance to do a little insight, a little review of that and said ... we do not want to replicate (or) duplicate that in any way for the future, " he said.
I've spent a lot of time with him, we get on very well and at the World Cup we'd sit in a room together and watch the other games.
There's a clip in the documentary of one of the lads breaking trail, every step up to his knees in snow, and you hear him say: 'Well, this is our job so we've got to get on with it.
Sheikh Muhammad seems to get on well with Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahyan, Abu Dhabi's ruler.
We've never been late, and it was basically well, sorry but this is how we're doing it, get on with it.
As far as I'm concerned, I get on with that part of the job as well and next year is going to be even better.
"When we get on the baseball field with whomever the opponent is, they are not sitting there saying: 'Well, their players make more money than us so therefore you're deemed a winner and we're deemed a loser, '" Astros manager Bo Porter said Thursday.
With China's recovery well advanced, the central bank is keen to get a grip on bank lending and keep a lid on inflationary pressures.
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