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It’s “the Wild West,” Welch said, reflecting a view shared by other advocates and congressional staff monitoring the children’s care.

There are no such commitments in place for emergency facilities, according to Welch and congressional staff.

The facility has held only a few children during the pandemic, and Welch said it’s possible that conditions have improved.

“Balko has been a kind of one-man category creator on this stuff,” said Reason editor in chief Matt Welch.

I asked the Smith brothers to do an adaptation and they did an adaptation of The Death of Jim Loney, another book by Jim Welch.

Jack Welch, who took over General Electric in 1981, left his perch in 2001, not long after he turned 65.

“It was stuck in there by somebody, and nobody seems to know who,” said Welch.

Welch interrupted, offering a smile that signaled pure exhaustion and defeat.

He gives most of his attention to other kinds of manufacturing, in which Messrs. English and Welch, are very extensively engaged.

He describes some as "starvy, chapt, and cheany, as the basest land upon the Welch mountains."

I rose from my hammock early, and with my companion, Mr. Welch, sought comfort p. 155from a cup of tea.

Kemp-Welch was the only member of our party left, the rest proceeding homeward by another route.

They were exchanging reminiscences and Jimmie Welch was listening open-mouthed to their conversation.