| Mostly he gets lampooned for regionalisms that are not really properly called errors at all, as Mark noted. |
| They know he is a bit of a lad, but they like a president who gets things done. |
| Regardless of how much you give, it's a good idea to regularly disperse the allowance and increase the amount as the child gets older. |
| He gets good yardages before the tournament, and is savvy about making adjustments to suit changing conditions. |
| Those treated cells are reinserted into the tumor with the hope that the recipient's own immune system gets a boost to destroy the cancer. |
| Her story gets still worse, for after her abduction, she was taken back to loot her own home village. |
