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" Plummer drove the Cardinals into Cowboys territory on almost every possession in the first half , yet could n't come up with big plays when he needed them . She walked 5000 miles from Los Angeles to New York City , dressed in simple clothes and carrying no money and virtually no possessions , without organizational backing . On offense , each team gets a chance to score with every possession of the ball ( or puck ) . " A state is in its very idea a society , " Newman wrote in 1853 , " and a society is a collection of many individuals made one by their participation in some common possession , and to the extent of that common possession , the presence of that possession held in common constitutes the life , and the loss of it constitutes the dissolution , of a state . It is presumptuous , well-meaning , etc ., although decidedly not humorous , and he had the questionable taste to stage the video of a song that features the line , " Imagine no possessions , " with him dressed in a white suit and playing a white piano in a white room that is obviously on the ground floor of a mansion . And mark it : what is more grievous , I pray thee , than to have no possessions ? In order , therefore , that there might be a distinction between those who choose good and those who choose evil , God has concealed that which is profitable to men , i.e ., the possession of the kingdom of heaven , and has laid it up and hidden it as a secret treasure , so that no one can easily attain it by his own power or knowledge . That possession ended with Tomlinson jumping / rolling over left tackle Marcus McNeill for a 2-yard score . Although he does n't demand the ball on every possession , he averaged 14.2 points per game during the regular season . " The founder of all corporations [ says Sir William Blackstone ] , in the strictest and original sense , is the King alone , for he only can incorporate a society , and in civil corporations , such as mayor , commonalty , [ etc. ] , where there are no possessions or endowments given to the body , there is no other founder but the King ; but in eleemosynary foundations , such as Colleges and hospitals , where there is an endowment of lands , the law distinguishes and makes two species of foundation , the one fundatio incipiens , or the incorporation , in which sense the King is the general founder of all Colleges and hospitals , the other fundatio perficiens , or the dotation of it , in which sense the first gift of the revenues is the foundation , and he who gives them is , in the law , the founder ; and it is in this last sense we generally call a man the founder of a college or hospital { 1 Bl.Com . For special events , a place may be designated as one where the possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages by those of legal drinking age is permitted . Perhaps for all of us there are some possessions that we can hardly do without . On Saturday , every possession was labor . Attorney in Connecticut , directing him to pursue a claim for the possession of these people on behalf of the United States , on the ground that the Spanish minister had demanded their delivery to him , as the property of Spanish subjects , and ordering him to take care that no court should place them beyond the control of the Executive . " But Hilliard and Baden-Fuller write that possession of " asymmetric information shades the risk in favor of the venture investor analogously to the way that card counting adjusts the odds in blackjack . Ugolino writes that many women have renounced the world and desired to establish monasteries where they would live in total poverty with no possessions except their houses . " " Instead of having the Negroes placed in a situation to receive punishment for what offenses they may have committed against their masters , those who have been in Cuba in undisputed possession of property under the Spanish flag were instantly deprived of that possession , and their final title to the property peremptorily decided upon by an American court , in defiance of the plainest treaty stipulations . " Whatever doubts ( said in that case Chief Justice Marshall ) may attend the question whether the Spanish claimants are entitled to restitution of all the Africans taken out of their possession with the Antelope we cannot doubt the propriety of demanding ample proof of the extent of that possession . The cynical lone wolf Blaine comes into the possession of two valuable letters of transit . Died in committee 2/5/02 http://billstatus.ls.state.ms.us/documents/2002/html/HB/1500-1599/HB1529IN.htm Provides that personal information about an individual in the possession of any state officer , agency , department or institution is confidential and shall not be sold , provided or otherwise disclosed to any third party , except as authorized by this Act ; provides that personal information about an individual contained in any document or record in the possession of an agency is exempt from the public records act ; specifies the cases in which personal information about an individual in the possession of an agency may be sold , provided or otherwise disclosed to third parties .