Even after a marquee player is traded, he can have a lasting impact on the franchise for which he made his mark.

But in the absolute whosen is often substituted, as in if it ain't hisn, then whosen is it? The imitation is obvious.

Well, I'm off to trout-slap the bejesus out of whoever's idea this mess-up was.

But this movement — although its views were compatible with the prevailing anti-Shiitic atmosphere — does not until Harun ar-Rashid's death in 809 appear able to assert itself side by side with such traditionalists as Hisham […]