They seem intent on playing the role of the blushing, innocent bride (1250) And yet, in this morning's Globe and Mail, not the Journal de Montréal, Terence Corcoran reports the following: ``Not a shred of evidence has been produced to demonstrate that the Pearson contracts are anything but honest, legal, sound and desirable agreements to redevelop the airport''.
Ce n'est pas drôle, ces gens-là jouent les vierges offensées (1250) Pourtant, dans le journal de ce matin, dans le Globe and Mail, c'est tout de même pas le Journal de Montréal ça. On dit, par la plume de Terence Corcoran: «Not a shred of evidence has been produced to demonstrate that the Pearson contracts are anything but honest, legal, sound and desirable agreements to redevelop the airport».