| It is damaging enough that the British Conservatives have such neurotic hangups about the European Union, explained a gloomy top official. |
| Similarly, I assume it's obvious that this column is a road-map of my hangups, rather than advice from someone who's resolved them all. |
| It features narrow flow channels to cut residence times and high melt-flow speeds to eliminate hangups and cut changeover times. |
| Ms Ahrendts, an American who took over Burberry in 2006, had no such hangups. |
| I give myself 30 seconds between debate's end and my hand around a bourbon bottle.8 51: I am officially registering how sick I am with baby boomers' hangups and how they always seem to dominate American political debate. |
| But I ask myself, why on earth should anyone have moral hangups on this subject? |
