reprieve

The Supreme Court officially returns for a new term Monday after a summer break that wasn’t much of a reprieve.

Raymond James analyst John Ransom wrote in September that Oscar executives had told him that it “sees limited utility in a one-year reprieve.”

Le Maire agreed not to become a minister and Macron gave his outgoing prime minister a last-minute reprieve of 48 hours, to see if he could persuade LR into the government.

The question remains of whether this was a turning point or a temporary reprieve in a lost season, but at least for the moment everyone associated with the team could deeply exhale.

As a child, Baruch said, he would find brief reprieve from the tolls of addiction by visiting his grandmother’s house.