Policy is to maintain 2 million bpd of production capacity that Saudi Aramco can turn on at nearly a moment's notice.
The plant's 1990 closing sapped the town's strength, so another politician might use the moment to rail against Corporations That Turn Their Backs on Our Communities.
That, in turn, predicts at any given moment which regions of the bay will wash pollutants out to sea and which will confine them to the coast.
If we do, the technological transition that we are living through can turn into a positive moment of advance for the media rather than a moment of decline.
"The 'a-ha' moment was when he found out that he could turn a metal part that was made in the medical industry into glass and he could produce it for way cheaper than anyone else, " Martindale said.
On this view, these institutions are little more than con-tricks at the moment, built on the illusion that you can turn management into a science and dedicated to the unedifying goal of teaching greedy people how to satisfy their appetites.
"The temptation is always there for the modern translator to look for strategies that make the text more accessible - and when that temptation comes, it doesn't hurt to turn for a moment - for some long moments indeed - to this extraordinary text, " he said.
You might find that overall, as bad as things may be at the moment, you have much to be grateful and thankful for that may turn your outlook in a more positive direction.
The moment for that may not be far away, especially after his recent virtuoso turn in the French blockbuster "Mesrine".
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If he can do that, and keep his party united, Mr Brown's humiliating climbdown may indeed turn out to be a moment at which the main political parties' fortunes began to shift.
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