The New York Times Agency May 2010
EN_00914465_1535
(NYT11) LONDON -- May 8, 2004 -- EUROPE-U.S.-ELECT -- Nick Clegg, a member of the European Parliament, seen in Sheffield, England, April 23, 2004, says most Europeans hoped President Bush would lose the presidential elections. Across Europe, anti-Bush feeling has contributed to a consensus that the coming American election is of singular importance: for the United States, certainly, but also for the rest of the world. Anxieties about the direction America is going in are accompanied more often than not by a passionate desire, cutting across national borders and party lines, to see Bush voted out of office in November. (Jonathan Player/The New York Times)
CENA MINIMALNA - 100 USD
2004-05-08
EAST NEWS
The New York Times Agency
Jonathan Player/The New York Times/Redux
16463102
0,47MB
17cm x 12cm by 300dpi
2004, 23, 8, A, ABOUT, ACCOMPANIED, ACROSS, ALSO, AMERICA, AMERICAN, AND, ANTI-BUSH, ANXIETIES, APRIL, ARE, BORDERS, BUSH, BUT, BY, CERTAINLY, CLEGG, COMING, CONSENSUS, CONTRIBUTED, CUTTING, DESIRE, DIRECTION, ELECT, ELECTION, ELECTIONS, ENGLAND, EUROPE, EUROPE-U, EUROPEAN, EUROPEANS, FEELING, FOR, GOING, HAS, HOPED, IMPORTANCE, IN, IS, JONATHAN, LINES, LONDON, LOSE, MAY, MEMBER, MORE, MOST, NATIONAL, NEW, NICK, NOT, NOVEMBER, NYT11, OF, OFFICE, OFTEN, OUT, PARLIAMENT, PARTY, PASSIONATE, PLAYER, PRESIDENT, PRESIDENTIAL, REDUX, REST, SAYS, SEE, SEEN, SHEFFIELD, SINGULAR, STATES, THAN, THAT, THE, TIMES, TO, UNITED, VOTED, WORLD, WOULD, YORK,