As they circled around each other last week on the stage's red plush carpeting, the body language of both candidates told voters everything they needed to know about the way each man will pose and paint himself through the final two-week act of this election.
So as a result, next year -- next year, two years after the Recovery Act -- the United States will have the capacity to produce nearly 20 percent of the world's advanced batteries -- from less than 2 percent to 20 percent.
We now have a two-party agreement to act as if the central economic challenge of our time has been resolved.
The hybrid disc works by making the Blu-ray layer act like a two way mirror, reflecting enough light for Blu-ray playback, but letting enough light through for HD DVD operation.
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Both graduated in 1974 and two years later reunited for his one-act play "Titanic, " with Weaver playing the Captain's daughter.
Aaah, this is cricket at its soap-operatic best: two great teams act out the latest installment in a drama that spans generations.
Your general durable power of attorney should also name one or two successor attorneys-in-fact to act in the ever prior-named attorneys-in-fact are unable to act.
As the Recovery Act funds that saw through many states over the last two years are phasing out -- and it is undeniable that the Recovery Act helped every single state represented in this room manage your budgets, whether you admit it or not -- you face some very tough choices at this point on everything from schools to prisons to pensions.
It involves a tax break for widows and widowers that was made permanent by the American Taxpayer Relief Tax Act of 2012 after a two-year introductory period.
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Dr Esther McGuinness from the University of Ulster's School of Law also highlighted that the time taken to deal with grievances - up to two years in some cases - could breach people's rights, under the Human Rights Act, to a fair and timely hearing.
All indications are the one-two punch of macro-economic events and the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act has negatively impacted Wall Street and left banks reeling.
We'll continue to support the Job Training Partnership Act, which has a nearly two-thirds job placement rate.
Act Two puts the collection of outfits -- on loan from film studios and private collectors worldwide -- in context, through video interviews with actor and actresses.
Exiting the personal-finance business, Ornstein began Act Two of his life.
This means that Dr Meredith's method can reach back into the distant past, and catch a glimpse of the act of cross-fertilisation between two different varieties of grapevine that created the strain that the cuttings have perpetuated.
But two big issues debated -- stimulus -- the Recovery Act and health care all came up in all of them.
In America, which banned universal banking after the Great Depression under the Glass-Steagall act, the division between the two kinds was incrementally weakened for decades, before it was finally scrapped in 1999.
The first dollars from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act are going out in just two days -- Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2009 -- in the form of federal support for state medicaid payments.
Its two high-speed electric motors operate as one but can act independently (and incidentally, by using reverse torque instead of friction for braking, the motors convert the energy of your motion to help replenish the battery).
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".
But this would require the two levels of government to stop buck-passing and get their act together.
But, in 1914, after two years of stiff opposition, Congress passed the Smith-Lever Act, establishing the U.S.D.
Your health care durable power of attorney should also name one or two successor patient advocates to act in the event the prior-named individuals are unable to act.
When, two years later, Congress passed a Conscription Act requiring able-bodied men aged 20 to 45 to serve in the Union army, it never occurred to Morgan that he ought to join up.
The 52-year-old pleaded guilty to two charges under the Social Security Administration Act.
At the Federal level, the 2005 Energy Act requires all federal buildings to be equipped with two-way metering and energy-management systems by 2012.
The names and addresses of the two counties' permit-holding residents were obtained through the Freedom of Information Act.
Not only does growing this counter-act global warming, but the engines also pump out two thirds less greenhouse gases.
The government introduced a change in the Localism Act 2011 which allows councils to introduce tenancy contracts of two-years duration.
In Friday's other game, skipper Stirling Mortlock scored two tries and created another as the ACT Brumbies thrashed the Cats 68-28 to go top.
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