Actually, I have just proved conclusively in print that an American in Paris is sorely pressed on purchasing power parity.
Bill Clinton, who is not French, and who came into office calling for the discontinuance of heavy echelons in favor of power projection, simultaneously pressed for a severe reduction in aircraft carriers, the sine qua non of power projection.
Pressed already by secular forces demanding that they relinquish power, the generals may find themselves further squeezed by an Islamist parliamentary block with unimpeachable democratic legitimacy.
Facing increasing unemployment, dropping assessment values and a loss of ability to tax the many power dams in the area, Wawa will be hard pressed to compensate for the financial resources necessary to recover from this most recent disaster.
When Mr Mack pressed him to make good on this deal, he set off a power struggle that ultimately resulted in Mr Mack's departure in 2001.
Reimposing central control at a time when bills are rising to pay for new power stations and other infrastructure risks attracting the odium of a hard-pressed public.
Guerrero pressed Berto to the ropes, kept a puncher's distance to avoid smothering his power and banged away to the body and head.
Pittsburgh escaped despite facing seven power plays against, including one with under seven minutes left when New York pressed for the tying goal.
When pressed, Stephen Tetlow, chief executive of IMechE, offered the example of coal-fired power stations.
Justices Antonin Scalia and Samuel Alito also pressed relentlessly with questions about what made healthcare different, and how they could define the limits on Congressional power if they allow forced purchases of insurance.
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