He was called to the Bar (Inner Temple) in 1963 and in 1966 he was admitted to the Faculty of Advocates.
You keep your head low and you walk around the corner 300 yards to what is quite called with accuracy exquisite the Local Bar with a Guardian crossword puzzle curled under your arm.
The so-called multiple-service contracts that resulted obeyed the bar to foreign ownership while still attracting capital.
But European music organisations took exception to what became called the "bars and grills" amendment, attached to the legislation after pressure from American restaurant and bar owners.
Ms. McCarthy invited other Detroit transplants to watch hockey, and started serving a cocktail called the Old Shillelagh, named after a downtown Detroit bar, to celebrate Red Wings wins, says Mr. Hackett, the pub owner.
Braking, gear-shifting and steering commands in the lead truck would be beamed via a wireless connection called an electronic tow-bar to the trailing vehicles.
Most importantly, I'm sitting at a bar and just ordered what looks to be a monster of a burger called the "Hot Mess" at a place called Park Bar near my hotel.
The council of the International Bar Association, alarmed by the accountants' plans, last year called on world regulators to consider preventing such firms from offering other services to companies whose books they audit.
The feature, called "What to Watch Now, " is similar in concept to TiVo's existing Discovery Bar, though the layout is different.
It's enough to attract a certain cult following in the so-called energy bar category.
"There's a doctrine called 'fair use', which we believe to be challenged in the courts and would bar it altogether, " Mr Murdoch told the TV channel.
McAuley headed an Edwards cross over the bar from close range and the impressive Loach was again called into action to deny Wickham and Tommy Smith late on to set up a nervy finish.
When some irate matron called to complain about the homeless on her townhouse doorstep or late-night noise from the singles bar around the corner, it was their challenge to assuage her and provide assurances that the situation would be addressed promptly.
Mrs May also said measures would be taken to enable a UK court to decide whether a person should stand trial in the UK or abroad - a so-called forum bar.
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport said the Licensing Act 2003 removed the so-called two-in-a-bar rule, which had allowed two musicians to perform in a pub without needing an entertainment permit, and this was one example of how it "ended up potentially criminalising a harmless cultural pastime".
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