Iran has begun preliminary work to install thousands of centrifuges at its uranium enrichment facility as a dispute roiled over whether the International Atomic Energy Agency was receiving the access it wants to monitor the site , wire services reported today ( see GSN , Feb. 1 ) .

Hundreds of workers `` were working feverishly '' to place piping and wiring in Iran 's underground enrichment facility at Natanz , said a diplomat accredited to the agency .

The work is preparation for Iran 's plans to install 3,000 centrifuges at the site , but so far no centrifuges have been emplaced , according to the Associated Press .

Two smaller `` cascades '' of centrifuges have been operating in above-ground buildings at the site since last year , and a smaller set of machinery has been tested underground since November without using any uranium gas , according to AP ( George Jahn , Associated Press / Houston Chronicle , Feb. 2 ) .

The nuclear agency had hoped to monitor the larger centrifuge cascade with cameras , but Iranian officials were `` not allowing the IAEA to install the cameras inside the cascade halls in Natanz and are causing further delays in the inspectors ' activity , '' a diplomat who closely monitors the agency said yesterday .

`` The Iranians are now willing to accept the installation of cameras only outside the cascade halls , which will not enable the IAEA to monitor the entire uranium enrichment process , '' the diplomat said .

`` This way the IAEA will only be able to see the crates that are taken into the hall and the workers coming and going . ''

`` Uranium enrichment will nevertheless proceed inside the halls uninterrupted and unmonitored by the international community , '' the diplomat added ( Michael Adler , Agence France-Presse/Yahoo! News , Feb. 1 ) .

For its part , Iran today denied that it prevented the agency from positioning cameras , but did not specifically address the location of the cameras .

We have cooperated with the IAEA based on the safeguards and we will continue to do so in the framework of cooperation and treaties , '' said a senior Iranian diplomat in Tehran .

`` The installation of monitoring systems and surveillance is taking place correctly and in the past days , the monitoring system has been strengthened , and there is no problem regarding this issue between Iran and the agency , '' the official added ( Reuters / New York Times , Feb. 2 ) .

Dubai 10-28 ( FP ) - Dubai 's Crown Prince Sheikh Mohamed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum inaugurated a free zone for e-commerce today , called Dubai Internet City .

The preliminary stages of the project , the only one of its kind according to its designers , are estimated at $200 million .

Sheikh Mohamed , who is also the Defense Minister of the United Arab Emirates , announced at the inauguration ceremony that `` we want to make Dubai a new trading center . ''

The minister , who has his own website , also said : `` I want Dubai to be the best place in the world for state-of-the-art technology companies . ''

He said companies engaged in e-commerce would be able to set up offices , employ staff and own equipment in the open zone , including fully-owned foreign companies .

The e-commerce free zone is situated in north Dubai , near the industrial free zone in Jebel Ali , the top regional and tenth international leading area in container transit .

In southern Greece today , huge forest fires continue to burn on destroying homes and causing severe damage to the region .

Local fire departments put the current death toll at at least 37 , nine of which were children .

Since Friday morning , around 170 fires have been burning , many of which are believed to be caused by arson .

Fire department spokesman Nikos Diamandis said most of the fires were started in entirely different areas , and were started after dark .

27 deaths have been confirmed in Peloponnese , one of the hardest hit areas .

Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis was to for an emergency meeting of the senior ministers in the country 's capital , Athens .

Karamanlis said , `` This is a day of national mourning ... I wish to express my deep grief over the lost lives ... We are fighting against heavy odds , on many fronts and under particularly tough conditions . ''

Greece 's government yesterday asked its European Union allies for help .

About 30 countries are offering support , according to an EU statement .

Some helicopters and airplanes , which were to drop water on the fires , continued to be delayed by strong winds .

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Dubai 01-82 ( AFP ) - Crown Prince of Dubai Al Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoom crown prince of Dubai launched today , i.e. on Saturday , an electronics free e-trade zone which has been named `` Dubai Internet City ''

The cost in the first stage of this unique project is estimated at 200 million dollars .

Sheikh Mohammed , who is also the UAE Defence Minister , said during the launching ceremony `` we wish to make Dubai a center of modern economy '' .

The minister who has a personal website on the internet , further said that he wanted Dubai to become the best place in the world for the advanced ( hitech ) technological companies .

He said that it would he possible for the companies working in the electronic trade sector to make Dubai their headquarters , and to establish offices here and provide employment and own machinery in the zone opened to companies fully owned by the foreigners .

The electronic trade free trade zone is situated in the north of Dubai , close to the free industrial zone in Jabal Ali Mountain , an area which is considered to be the first in the country , and tenth in the world for transit movement .

Rep . Tony Hall , D- Ohio , urges the United Nations to allow a freer flow of food and medicine into Iraq .

Hall , who recently returned from a trip to Iraq , said U.N. economic sanctions have hurt millions of civilians there .

The recent wildfires in Los Angeles , California , have burned more than 42,000 acres ( 17,000 hectares ) of land .

Nearly 1,000 homes were destroyed , and more than 10,000 residents were evacuated .

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa expressed concerns that Los Angeles was on the verge of a blackout , and California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has declared the situation a state of emergency .

In terms of property damage , this fire is the worst since the Bel Air fire in 1961 .

Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky stated , `` Whether you live in a mobile home park or you live in an estate , when you lose your home it 's devastating . ''

In Montecito , a census-designated place in Santa Barbara County , the homes of many celebrities , including Steven Spielberg , Steve Martin , Eric Schmidt , and Rob Lowe , have been destroyed .

This massive fire has caused millions of dollars of damage and 13 injuries .

According to one official , the fire started when ten students lit a bonfire on a ridge but failed to extinguish it .

Although Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown believes that `` this fire was the result of carelessness , not criminal intent , '' the county district attorney will still have to review the case .

Santa Ana winds with gusts up to 70 mph exacerbated the Montecito fire , which destroyed over 100 buildings and damaged many others , including Westmont College .

The college 's 1000 students were forced to take shelter in the gymnasium .

A spokesman for the college , Scott Craig , described the scene : `` I saw flames about 100 feet high in the air shooting up with the wind just howling .

Now when the wind howls and you 've got palm trees and eucalyptus trees that are literally exploding with their hot oil , you 've got these big , red hot embers that are flying through the sky and are catching anything on fire . ''

Officials now report that firefighters are making some progress .

Of the three major fires , the Montecito Tea Fire is 95% contained ; the Sayre Fire , 70% ; and the Triangle Complex Fire , 75% .

Officials have lifted the evacuation order for Chino Hills as well .

The United Nations says Somali gunmen who hijacked a U.N. - chartered vessel carrying food aid for tsunami victims have released the ship after holding it for more than two months .

Each home had a kitchen with an open roof , which contained a grindstone for milling flour and a small oven for baking the bread .

Inorganic arsenic is also found in coke oven emissions associated with the smelter industry .

In what is now the Southwestern United States , they also created ovens made of adobe called hornos in which to bake items such as breads made from cornmeal and in other parts of America , made ovens out of dug pits .

Most other anthropologists , however , oppose Wrangham , stating that archeological evidence suggests that cooking fires began in earnest only c.250,000 years ago , when ancient hearths , earth ovens , burnt animal bones , and flint appear across Europe and the Middle East .

In later periods , large communal ovens appear to have been built on these rooftops .

Heating the disc in a microwave oven for 1015 seconds effectively destroys the data layer by causing arcing in the metal reflective layer , but this same arcing may cause damage or excessive wear to the microwave oven .

Different cuisines will use different types of ovens ; for example , Indian culture uses a Tandoor oven , which is a cylindrical clay oven which operates at a single high temperature .

U.S. Congressman Tony Hall arrived here Sunday evening , becoming the first U.S. lawmaker to visit Iraq since the 1991 Gulf War .

Hall , heading a three-member delegation , arrived here at 19:17 ( 1517 GMT ) by land from Jordanian capital Amman , and stayed at the five-star Mansour Hotel .

At the entrance of the Mansour Hotel , Hall made a brief statement , saying that he came to Iraq because he has heard for a long time about the humanitarian situation here , especially the malnutrition among the Iraqi children and the increasing mortality rate of the children and the elderly .

He also said that his visit will mainly focus on the humanitarian situation of Iraq , which has been under crippling U.N. sanctions since its 1990 invasion of Kuwait , the primacord of the 1991 Gulf War .

`` The visit is not a political visit , it is a visit of humanitarian concerns , '' he added .

`` There are a lot of issues I want to take a look at , but the issue of humanitarian concerns is number one , '' he said .

When asked by Xinhua if there is any plan for him to meet Iraq officials , he said `` I have not been asked to meet any top Iraqi officials .

My concern is with the Red Cross , the ( Iraqi) Red Crescent , to see what they have to show me , to see with my own eyes and make up my own mind . ''

However , it has been reported that Hall is expected to meet Iraqi Health Minister Umid Medhat Mubarak and representatives of all international aid organizations working in Iraq .

Iraq has claimed that more than 1.5 million people , mostly children and the elderly , have died of curable diseases due to the decade-long U.N. sanctions .

Iraq has accused the U.S. , which vehemently opposes the lifting of the sanctions against Iraq , of using the sanctions as a tool to contain the Iraqi regime headed by President Saddam Hussein .

Earlier this year , some 70 U.S. congressmen sent a letter to U. S. President Bill Clinton , calling for an end to the humanitarian crisis in Iraq by having the sanctions lifted .

The struggle against the drug lords in Colombia will be a near thing .

This week , the government arrested Jose Abello Silva , said to be the fourth - ranking cartel leader .

He will probably be extradited to the U.S. for trial under an extradition treaty President Virgilia Barco has revived .

Later , another high - ranking trafficker , Leonidas Vargas , was arrested and 1,000 pounds of dynamite seized .

President Bush has agreed to meet within 90 days with Mr. Barco , President Alan Garcia of Peru and President Jaime Paz Zamora of Bolivia to discuss the drug problem .

Kazakhstan inherited nuclear-tipped missiles , a nuclear weapon test site , and biological and chemical weapon production facilities when the Soviet Union collapsed .

In its first decade of independence , Kazakhstan dismantled and destroyed Soviet weapons systems and facilities left on its territory and signed several international nonproliferation treaties .

When the Soviet Union collapsed in December 1991 , Kazakhstan inherited 1,410 nuclear warheads and the Semipalatinsk nuclear weapon test site .

Kazakhstan transferred all of these nuclear warheads to Russia by April 1995 and destroyed the nuclear testing infrastructure at Semipalatinsk by July 2000 .

Weapons-grade nuclear material remains in Kazakhstan , however , including three metric tons of plutonium at a shutdown breeder reactor in western Kazakhstan and small amounts of highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) at two nuclear research institutes .

Approximately 600 kilograms of weapons-grade HEU was removed to the United States from the Ulba Metallurgy Plant in 1994 under a joint U.S. - Kazakhstani operation known as Project Sapphire .

Kazakhstan is a party to START-I , the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) , and the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty ( CTBT ) .

It has not signed the Biological Toxin and Weapons Convention ( BWC ) nor is it a member of the Australia Group .

Kazakhstani President Nazarbayev , however , has declared Kazakhstan 's commitment to the nonproliferation of BW and associated technologies .

In 1993 , Kazakhstan created a civilian body , the National Center for Biotechnology , to oversee the administration of most of the former BW facilities in Kazakhstan .

These facilities include the following : Biomedpreparat , a large-scale anthrax production facility located in Stepnogorsk ; the Scientific Research Agricultural Institute ( SRAI ) at Otar , which specializes in anti-crop and anti-livestock diseases ; and Biokombinat , a small mobilization production facility located in Almaty , now producing vaccines .

The Scientific Center for Quarantine and Zoonotic Infections ( SCQZI ) ( formerly known as the Anti-Plague Institute ) was also involved in the Soviet BW system and is now under the jurisdiction of the Kazakhstani Ministry of Health .

Both SCQZI and SRAI house extensive collections of virulent strains .

Under Cooperative Threat Reduction ( CTR ) programs , Biomedpreparat has been dismantled and safety and security have been upgraded at SCQZI and SRAI .

Kazakhstan inherited one known chemical weapons ( CW ) production plant in the city of Pavlodar .

This plant probably was designed to replace aging plants in Volgograd and Novocheboksarsk ( Russia ) for the production of the binary agent `` novichok .''

The plant 's construction was halted in 1987 , after the Soviet Union became involved in Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) -related negotiations , so it never produced any CW agents .

However , Kazakhstan produced a nil declaration , leaving out the Pavlodar facility .

Kazakhstan inherited 104 SS-18 intercontinental ballistic missiles ( ICBMs ) from the Soviet missile complex .

All ICBMs were transferred to Russia for dismantlement by September 1996 and missile silos and silo structures were destroyed under the U.S. Department of Defense Cooperative Threat Reduction ( CTR ) program by September 1999 .

Gidromash , an Almaty -based Soviet-era producer of submarine-launched missiles , was converted to a civilian commercial enterprise under CTR 's Industrial Partnerships Program .

Countries developing clandestine nuclear weapons programs usually go to great lengths to conceal information about these programs from the outside world .

Therefore , obtaining reliable open source information on such programs is very challenging .

The lack of reliable information typically results in substantial uncertainty about the size and capabilities of these clandestine programs .

Nonetheless , countries suspected of having clandestine nuclear weapons programs are the subject of intense scrutiny by nonproliferation analysts , intelligence agencies , and other observers .

Gradually , a fuzzy picture emerges from the analysis , albeit with some gaps in understanding .

The resulting analysis can set bounds on the uncertainties , while producing a range of estimates of the country 's capabilities .

Analytic tools include examining statements and articles in the news media , government reports including unclassified intelligence estimates , interviewing insiders who have had access to information about the clandestine program , reviewing secondary sources such as reports by analysts , and making scientific calculations based on the best available information about a country 's nuclear infrastructure .

Technical analysis of clandestine programs is based on the widely known physical and engineering aspects of nuclear materials and weapons , which enable estimates of capabilities based on fragmentary and uncertain information , as follows .

Nuclear weapons programs require specialized materials , facilities , equipment , and training in order to produce the raw material for weapons -- either highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) or plutonium -- and then to fabricate explosive devices using this fissile material .

Weapons programs can be based on indigenous ( i.e. , domestic ) production capabilities , or they can rely on foreign supplies and technologies .

Virtually all weapons programs use some foreign inputs , if only technical information culled from scientific and engineering sources .

However , all countries known to have successfully acquired nuclear weapons have done so primarily on the basis of indigenously produced fissile material .

A plutonium - based bomb program requires capabilities to mine and mill uranium , process it into reactor fuel , transform the isotopic content of the fuel by `` burning '' it in a reactor , extract plutonium from the spent fuel , form the plutonium into the core of a fission - implosion weapon , and develop and test high explosives used to initiate fission .

Although technically sub - optimal , even reactor - grade plutonium can be used as fissile material in nuclear weapons .

A uranium - based bomb program requires capabilities to mine and mill uranium , and to enrich it to weapons - grade or near - weapons - grade ( the Hiroshima bomb used less - than - weapons - grade uranium ) .

An advanced weapons program would require the capability to manufacture tritium , a radioactive gas that can be used to enhance the explosive power of nuclear weapons , for fabrication of boosted - yield weapons .

While countries may seek to develop all of these capabilities on an independent , indigenous basis , they can and often do seek some inputs from foreign sources .

For example , they may purchase raw or milled uranium ore from abroad , and then use indigenous facilities to enrich it to weapons - grade material .

Determining how many nuclear weapons a country can produce with a given amount of fissile material requires knowing the technological sophistication of the country and the explosive yield of the weapons .

Based on data supplied by the de jure nuclear weapons states , the IAEA Safeguards Division defines quantities of concern as 8kg of plutonium and 25kg of HEU .

However , sophisticated nuclear weapons reportedly use as little as 3 - 4kg of plutonium and/or 15 - 20kg of HEU .

The Natural Resources Defense Council has estimated that a country with a `` high technical capability '' could require as little as 1kg of weapons - grade plutonium or 2.5kg HEU to produce a one kiloton bomb .

The atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki used low - level nuclear weapons technology .

The Hiroshima bomb , for example , employed about 50kg of 80% enriched uranium .

In the case of North Korea , determining the status of its nuclear weapons program is especially difficult .

As an extremely isolated and secretive state , North Korea provides few signals of the existence -- let alone the extent -- of its nuclear weapons program .

Key data sources for DPRK include defector testimony , which may be unreliable given possibility of deliberate disinformation by double agents and defectors exaggerating what they know , and unclassified estimates by US intelligence agencies , which may have certain biases based on national interest , worst - case expectations , domestic politics , etc. Also , most estimates do not rely on original texts in Korean , which may introduce some errors due to translation issues .

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security was scheduled to break ground Monday at its National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center .

The center , which has drawn criticism from arms control experts and local activists , will be the first department lab to focus strictly on biodefense .

The laboratory 's mission , which will be split between two centers , is to understand current and future biological threats .

The facility also will be used to assess threat vulnerabilities and potential consequences and conduct forensic analysis of evidence from terrorism and biological crimes .

The $128 - million center will be part of Fort Detrick 's planned National Interagency Biodefense Campus .

Biologists at Fort Detrick 's newest biodefense center may be asked to make some of the world 's deadliest microbes even more dangerous than they already are .

One of the biologists ' jobs , according to chief scientist Bernard Courtney , will be to create pathogens to match strains that terrorists are clandestinely producing and then develop vaccines and drugs to combat them .

But some arms control specialists worry that the National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center -- now operating out of borrowed lab space at the Frederick base and elsewhere -- might develop new vaccine - resistant or lethal microbes without solid evidence of a terrorist plot to unleash similar bugs .

The result , they say , could increase the risk that nasty new organisms will be unleashed on the world. ( Baltimore Sun , 26Jun06 , Douglas Birch ) ( Link )

US FDA [ United States Food and Drug Administration ] grants Orphan Drug status to Elusys ' anthrax drug

Elusys Therapeutics Inc. , a privately - held biopharmaceutical company , announced that the United States Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ) has granted Orphan Drug Designation to Anthim ( ETI-204 ) , the company 's anthrax therapeutic .

The FDA 's US Orphan Drug Act is intended to assist and encourage companies to develop safe and effective therapies for the treatment of rare diseases and disorders .

Orphan Drug designation is awarded to compounds that offer potential therapeutic value in the treatment of rare diseases , defined as those affecting fewer than 200,000 Americans .

This designation provides companies with financial and regulatory benefits during the course of orphan drug development , including tax credits related to clinical trial expenses and a possible exemption from the FDA - user fee .

Anthim is a high - affinity monoclonal antibody that targets the protective antigen component of anthrax , blocking the bacteria 's ability to form deadly toxins .

In animal efficacy studies , Anthim demonstrated complete protection against an anthrax spore challenge with a single prophylactic dose and has shown significant protection when administered up to two days after a lethal challenge. ( Pharmabiz.com , 26Jun06 ) ( Link )

ANCDF [ Anniston Chemical Agent Disposal Facility ] receives third consecutive Safe Operating Facility of the Year Award

Westinghouse Anniston and the Anniston Chemical Agent Disposal Facility ( ANCDF ) received its third consecutive Safe Operating Facility of the Year Award from Washington Group International this week .

`` Our employees and those of our subcontractors work safely every day and that 's why we are honored with these awards , '' said Westinghouse Anniston Project Manager Bob Love .

`` Awards like this reflect the safe work the employees do each and every day as they protect themselves , the environment and the community .

I 'm proud of their efforts to work safely as they safely destroy the chemical munitions that Anniston Chemical Activity stores .

Westinghouse Anniston , its subcontractors and the Anniston Chemical Agent Disposal Facility have more than 8.7 million safe work hours , 2,214 safe work days and a recordable injury rate of 0.49 per 200,000 hours worked as of the end of May .

This makes working at the chemical weapons destruction facility in Anniston one of the safest places in the nation to work , according to statistics from the National Safety Council . ( U.S. Army Chemical Materials Agency , 23Jun06 , Washington Group International ) ( Link )

A portable kit designed to screen a large number of people for exposure to deadly nerve agents has been developed in Singapore to deal with potential biochemical threats , a published report said on Saturday .

DSO National Laboratories , the country 's primary defence research organisation , is involved in talks with overseas and local companies to commercialise the product along with a cleaning solution for hazards ranging from mustard gas to anthrax spores .

DSO 's test kit detects trace levels of degenerated nerve agents from a pin - prick sample of blood , Loke explained .

Other portable kits measure the biological indicators in blood , which drop when a person is exposed to nerve agents. ( iol [ South Africa ] , 24Jun06 ) ( Link )

The device reportedly developed by al-Qaida to disperse deadly cyanide gas in subway cars and other confined spaces has never been used in a terrorist attack and probably would not be very effective , say experts .

`` What you would get , in all probability , is a big bang , a big splash , but very little gas , '' Milton Leitenberg , of the University of Maryland , told United Press International .

Leitenberg , who has worked on arms control and chemical and biological weapons issues for 40 years , told UPI that `` a best case scenario '' might kill most of the inhabitants of a subway car , but added `` every calculation ( one can make about casualties ) relies on a whole series of assumptions . ''

The device , called a Mubtakker -- Arabic for `` invention '' -- has been at the center of a media firestorm since it was written about in an excerpt from a book extract published by Time magazine last week .

The book , The One Percent Doctrine , by Pulitzer Prize winner Ron Suskind , says that designs for the device were found in February 2003 on a computer seized in Saudi Arabia after the arrest of a jihadist there , and that , a month later , U.S. intelligence separately uncovered an aborted plot to use several of them in an attack on the New York subway system. ( The Post Chronicle , 26Jun06 , Shaun Waterman ) ( Link )

The Bush administration has mounted a concerted campaign to get quick Congressional approval for the India - US nuclear deal , with the White House declaring it the president 's `` top priority '' amid a few contrary voices heard in the legislature .

Republican Senator John Cornyn , who leads the India Caucus in the US Senate along with Democratic Senator Hillary Clinton , Friday took the floor to answer Byron Dorgan , a critic of the deal who has vowed to do all to delay if not stop it .

The deal is in the best interests of the United States as it will make them partners with the world 's largest democracy , marking an important step in their strategic relationship , he said .

For it will permit peaceful civilian use of nuclear power while avoiding the threat of proliferation and the possibility that terrorists might acquire a nuclear weapon or it might proliferate to some other irresponsible party and then endanger America or its allies .

Nowhere is the threat of nuclear war or nuclear terrorism , or the need to safeguard nuclear weapons more important than in South Asia , the home to Al Qaida , who seeks nuclear weapons , Dorgan said describing it as an area where relations among regional nuclear powers - China , India , Pakistan - have historically been tense. ( DailyIndia.com ; 25Jun06 ; Arun Kumar , Indo - Asian News Service ) ( Link )

President Vladimir Putin Monday introduced a new convention on the fight against nuclear terrorism and several other documents for ratification by the lower house of Russia 's parliament .

Putin signed the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism in New York on September 14, 2005 .

The convention was adopted by the UN General Assembly in April last year on Russia 's initiative .

The document `` defines the act of nuclear terrorism as the use or threat to use nuclear material , nuclear fuel , radioactive products or waste , or any other radioactive substances with toxic , explosive , or other dangerous properties , '' and outlines measures aimed to prevent terrorist acts involving the use of nuclear or other radioactive materials. ( Russian News and Information Agency Novosti , 26Jun06 ) http://en.rian.ru/ russia /20060626/50069639.html

A Humboldt veteran 's tie to the new Hawaiian Islands monument : The nation 's newest national monument , a chain of islands that sweeps northwest from Hawaii , has a darker past than its azure waters and low - slung white sand beaches would reveal .

In the 1960s , Ferndale resident Jack Alderson commanded a group of light tugs that made trips to the islands that last week were declared a monument , as well as other remote atolls in the region .

The boats were part of Project SHAD -- Shipboard Hazard and Defense -- experiments to test biological and chemical weapons .

Before and after those tests , which the U.S. Department of Defense now admits exposed thousands of crew members to live biological and chemical agents , Alderson 's tugs brought Smithsonian Institution ornithologists to the islands .

They were there to study migrating birds , information the military would use to determine if chemicals and diseases could be transported across borders and so be used as vectors by -- or against -- an enemy .

In the sizable number of recent news reports about President Bush 's naming of the 1,400 - mile - long Northwestern Hawaiian Islands chain as a monument , there is no mention of their cloak - and - dagger past .

But 20 years after the bird cruises , the Washington Post Magazine dug up the controversial alignment between the Defense Department and the Smithsonian Institution . ( The Times-Standard ; 26Jun06 ; John Driscoll , Eureka Times Standard ) ( Link )

[ Washington ] Post : Ex - CIA agent 's warnings on WMD validity ignored

A former CIA officer says he made repeated efforts to alert top agency officials to problems with an Iraqi defector 's claims about the country 's mobile biological weapons labs but he was ignored , the Washington Post reported Sunday .

CIA officer Tyler Drumheller said he personally crossed out a reference to the labs from a classified draft of a U.N. speech by Secretary of State Colin Powell because he recognized the source as a defector , code-named Curveball , who was suspected to be mentally unstable and a liar .

Drumheller told the Post he was surprised when a few days later , on February 5, 2003 , Powell told the U.N. Security Council that `` we have first-hand descriptions of biological weapons factories on wheels and rails . ''

He said he also issued warnings before President Bush 's January 28, 2003 , State of the Union speech that included Bush statements about Iraq 's mobile labs `` designed to produce germ warfare agents. '' ( CNN , 25Jun06 , Reuters ) ( Link )

The Aksa Martyrs Brigades announced on Sunday that its members have succeeded in manufacturing chemical and biological weapons .

In a leaflet distributed in the Gaza Strip , the group , which belongs to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas 's Fatah Party , said the weapons were the result of a three - year effort .

According to the statement , the first of its kind , the group has managed to manufacture and develop at least 20 different types of biological and chemical weapons .

The group said its members would not hesitate to add the new weapons to Kassam rockets that are being fired at Israeli communities almost every day .

It also threatened to use the weapons against IDF soldiers if Israel carried out its threats to invade the Gaza Strip . ( The Jerusalem Post , 25Jun06 , Khaled Abu Toameh ) ( Link )

Islamist terrorists launch a `` dirty bomb '' attack against London or another western capital , The Sunday Telegraph has learnt .

Security sources have disclosed that the belief amongst most intelligence agencies is that a chemical , biological , radiological or nuclear ( CBRN ) attack , using a so-called dirty bomb , is now inevitable .

The warning comes three weeks after 250 police officers stormed the home of two Muslim brothers in Forest Gate , east London , in the mistaken belief that they were attempting to develop a chemical bomb .

It follows growing concern among members of Britain 's intelligence and security hierarchy that if a CBRN attack took place in the City of London it would devastate Britain 's economy and severely damage the economies of Europe and America . ( Telegraph .co.uk , 25Jun06 , Sean Rayment ) ( Link )

I have completed the invoices for April, May and June and we owe Pasadena each month for a total of $3,615,910.62 .

I am waiting to hear back from Patti on May and June to make sure they are okay with her .

Do you want me to pay Pasadena on Friday for these months or do you want me to hold off until I finish July and August ?

Again , I do not have all of the information for July and August , so I can not give you any numbers .

If I go by what is currently in the system as a guide , Pasadena would owe Enron a little over $1 mil .

I need to forecast the money today , so please let me know what you would like to do .

However , as you know , the less cash outlay that we have right now the better .

Lets wait and try to offset the amount we owe them with what they owe us - so I say wait until you get July and August done .

Patti is the one with the details , I 'm just the deal maker and do n't have access to any of the systems .

If I can get all of the information today , I can tell you this afternoon .

If I do n't know today , I can not pay Pasadena until next Thursday .

Egypt has provided no evidence demonstrating the elimination of its biological warfare ability , which has existed since at least 1972 .

Even if Iran possesses these biological agents , it faces a significant challenge in their weaponization and delivery .

There are indications that Iran has been trying to acquire BW delivery systems .

The US government discloses intelligence information that Russian entities are involved in transferring WMD technology to Iran .

Iran took one step further in its attempts to acquire CW stockpiles .

The U.S. economy may be on the verge of falling back into recession after more than a year of half-hearted recovery that failed to generate either jobs or hope , according to economists .

After five years of easy credit , the Fed has reversed course , leaving no doubt about its commitment to fighting inflation in an economy that has finally started to gain momentum .

AUSTRIA , Once expected to waltz smoothly into the European Union , is elbowing its partners , treading on toes and pogo-dancing in a most un-Viennese manner .

QN : Did Austria encounter any difficulty in becoming a member of the EU ?

While Pakistan does not possess biological weapons ( BW ) , it has talented biomedical and biochemical scientists and well-equipped laboratories .

QN : Does Pakistan possess the technology to produce biological weapons ?

There exists no evidence that Egypt has acquired biological weapons .

The stimulus package will jumpstart the economy and make sure it does n't slide into recession again .

Negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian authority have finally resumed .

Many roadblocks remain and progress is likely to be painful and slow .

QN : Have there been previous negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian authority ?

QN : Have negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian authority been uninterrupted ?

QN : Are there any continuing impediments to progress in the negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian authority ?

QN : Is there a clear path for future negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian authority ?

China possesses nuclear weapons , a range of ballistic missile capabilities , and the ability to develop chemical and biological weapons .

A key uncertainty is how ongoing military modernization efforts will ultimately reshape China 's strategic nuclear capabilities , but U.S. deployments of missile defenses are likely to be a key variable .

Serious concerns remain about China 's proliferation of ballistic missile technology and its ability to control chemical items that could be used in the production of chemical weapons .

Improved export control laws and enforcement have addressed many ( but not all ) concerns about nuclear and chemical weapons - related proliferation .

China 's nuclear weapons program began in 1955 and culminated in a successful nuclear test in 1964 .

Since then , China has conducted 45 nuclear tests , including tests of thermonuclear weapons and a neutron bomb .

The series of nuclear tests in 1995 - 96 prior to China 's signature of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty ( CTBT ) may have resulted in a smaller and lighter warhead design for the new generation of intercontinental ballistic missiles ( ICBMs ) now under development .

China is estimated to have about 400 strategic and tactical nuclear weapons , and stocks of fissile material sufficient to produce a much larger arsenal .

China joined the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) in 1984 and acceded to the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) in 1992 as a nuclear weapon state .

China provided nuclear reactors and technology to several countries in the 1980s and early 1990s , including design information and fissile material that reportedly helped Pakistan develop nuclear weapons .

Since the early 1990s , China has improved its export controls , including the promulgation of regulations on nuclear and nuclear dual - use exports and has pledged to halt exports of nuclear technology to un - safeguarded facilities .

In 2002 China ratified the IAEA Additional Protocol , the first and only nuclear weapons state to do so .

China is a party to most of the major international agreements regulating biological weapons , including the Geneva Protocol and the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC or BTWC ) .

China is not , however , a member of the Australia Group ( AG ) , a voluntary supply - side export control regime focused on chemical and biological weapons , though the issuance of new export control regulations in 2002 has put Beijing 's export control policy fully in line with that of the AG .

While China has publicly declared to be consistently in compliance with the BTWC , past U.S. government reports have alleged that China not only has a small - scale offensive biological weapons program , but has also transferred controlled biological weapons - related items to nations of proliferation concern such as Iran .

Such transfers have resulted in numerous U.S. nonproliferation sanctions being imposed on Chinese entities .

China ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) in December 1996 , declaring two former chemical weapons ( CW ) production facilities that may have produced mustard gas and Lewisite .

Since 1997 , China has hosted 14 on - site inspections by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW ) .

Although China claims that it no longer possesses any CW stockpiles , the U.S. government believes that China has not revealed the full scope of its program .

China has signed a bilateral agreement with Japan to destroy CW that Japan abandoned in Chinese territory during World War II .

China has produced and deployed a wide range of ballistic missiles , ranging from short - range missiles to intercontinental ballistic missiles ( ICBMs ) .

China 's missiles are operated by the Second Artillery Corps , and include about 650 DF -11 ( M-11 ) and DF-15 ( M-9 ) missiles opposite Taiwan ; several dozens of DF -3 , DF -4 , and DF -21 medium - range missiles that can reach Japan , India , and Russia ; and 18-24 DF -5 ICBMs that can reach the United States and Europe .

A transition is currently underway from relatively inaccurate , liquid - fueled , silo / cave - based missiles ( DF-3 , DF -4 , DF -5 ) to more accurate , solid - fueled , mobile missiles ( DF-11 , DF-15 , and DF-21 , and a new ICBM [ the DF-31 ] and SLBM [ the JL-2 ] , which are currently under development ) .

China is replacing its older DF-5 missiles with new DF -5A variants , which may eventually be equipped with multiple warheads .

A key question is how U.S. deployment of ballistic missile defense ( formerly known as theater and national missile defense ) will affect the pace and scope of Chinese strategic modernization .

Chinese missile exports have been a problem for more than a decade .

China transferred 36 DF-3 medium - range missiles to Saudi Arabia in 1988 , and supplied Pakistan with 34 M-11 short - range missiles in 1992 .

China has provided technology and expertise to the missile programs of several countries , including Pakistan , Iran , and North Korea .

China has not joined the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) , but has pledged to abide by its main parameters .

In November 2000 , China promised not to assist any country in the development of nuclear - capable ballistic missiles .

In August 2002 , China issued regulations and a control list restricting the export of missiles and missile technology .

Since 2004 , China has been engaged in consultation with the MTCR ; however , its application for membership has so far not been successful and suspicions , especially in the United States , about Chinese missile technology transfers remain .

China 's development of anti - satellite ( ASAT ) capabilities has also raised concerns about China 's missile and related military space program .

On 11 January 2007 , China successfully carried out a test of a direct ascent anti - satellite ( ASAT ) weapon , by using a ballistic missile to destroy an aging weather satellite in orbit approximately 500 miles above the Earth 's surface .

North Korea established a nuclear energy research complex at Yongbyon in 1964 and set up a Soviet research reactor at the site in mid-2002 . 

North Korea subsequently expanded the complex and built a number of new facilities , including a large plutonium reprocessing plant ( Radiochemistry Laboratory ) . 

North Korea signed the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons ( NPT ) in 1985 but did not submit to International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) inspections until May 1992 . 

Discrepancies between North Korean declarations and IAEA inspection findings indicate that North Korea might have reprocessed enough plutonium for one or two nuclear weapons . 

According to a December 2001 National Intelligence Council report , the U.S. intelligence community ascertained in the mid-1990s that North Korea had produced one , possibly two , nuclear weapons . 

In mid-2002 , U.S. intelligence discovered that North Korea had been receiving materials from Pakistan for a highly enriched uranium production facility . 

In October 2002 , the U.S. State Department informed North Korea that the U.S. was aware of this program , which is a violation of Pyongyang 's nonproliferation commitments . 

North Korean officials initially denied the existence of such a program , but then acknowledged it . 

The U.S. responded by announcing in November 2002 that it would suspend heavy fuel oil shipments being provided under the terms of the Agreed Framework , which had led North Korea to freeze its plutonium production facilities . 

Pyongyang then declared the following month that it was lifting the freeze on its nuclear program , ostensibly to generate electricity . 

In late December 2002 , North Korean technicians broke seals and disabled cameras that had been installed by the IAEA in order to monitor the freeze . 

North Korea expelled IAEA inspectors on 31 December 2002 , curtailing the Agency 's capacity to monitor Pyongyang 's nuclear activities . 

The IAEA has not been able to verify the completeness and correctness of North Korea 's initial declaration submitted in 1992 , and the Agency cannot verify whether fissile material has been diverted to military use . 

On 10 January 2003 , North Korea declared its withdrawal from the NPT . 

The treaty requires a 90-day waiting period , but Pyongyang claimed the withdrawal was effective immediately because 89 days had transpired in 1993 when North Korea initially announced its intention to withdraw before `` suspending its intention to withdraw from the treaty . '' 

In late February 2003 , North Korea restarted its 5WW(e) reactor , and in March , reports indicated that technicians were active at the Radiochemistry Laboratory , and on 2 October , the North Korean Foreign Ministry declared that the reprocessing of 8,000 spent fuel rods had been completed `` to increase its nuclear deterrent force . '' 

On 12 May 2003 , North Korea declared that the `` Joint Declaration of the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula '' of 20 January 1992 was no longer valid because of `` violations by the United States '' [ Note : the U.S was not a signatory ] . 

Estimates vary on how soon North Korea could begin operating a uranium enrichment plant , but North Korea probably could not produce significant quantities of weapons-grade HEU until the end of the decade . 

In April 2003 , Egyptian customs officials intercepted 22 tons of aluminum tubing from Germany that would likely have been used for a pilot cascade of about 100-200 gas centrifuges , which indicates North Korea is probably not yet ready to begin operation of a large-scale plant . 

North Korea has reportedly established a facility to produce UF6 at the Yongbyon nuclear complex , which gives Pyongyang the capability to produce the stock of uranium hexafluoride ( UF6 ) gas to feed the cascades of centrifuges in a large-scale plant . 

Since April 2003 , multilateral talks have been held in Beijing to resolve the nuclear crisis . 

All parties have agreed that they seek a non - nuclear Korean peninsula , but it remains unclear how this objective will be achieved .

All parties have agreed that they seek a non-nuclear Korean peninsula , but it remains unclear how this objective will be achieved . 

During 19-21 April 2004 , North Korean National Defense Commission Chairman Kim Jong Il visited China and reportedly told Chinese President Hu Jintao that `` the DRPK side will continue to adopt a patient and flexible manner and actively participate in the six-party talks process , and make its own contributions to the progress of the talks . '' 

During 19-21 April 2004 , North Korean National Defense Commission Chairman Kim Jong Il visited China and reportedly told Chinese President Hu Jintao that `` the DRPK side will continue to adopt a patient and flexible manner and actively participate in the six - party talks process , and make its own contributions to the progress of the talks . ''

The United States is insisting on the `` complete , verifiable and irreversible dismantlement ( CVID) ) '' of the North Korean nuclear program before addressing North Korean security and economic concerns . 

Although Pyongyang acceded to the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1970s , North Korea is suspected of having a biological weapon ( BW ) program . 

Production of biological weapon agents appears to have begun in the early 1980s . 

North Korea 's chemical weapon ( CW ) production capability is estimated to be about 4,500 tons per year , though this could increase to 12,000 tons per year in case of war . 

North Korea appears to have emphasized the weaponization of mustard , phosgene , sarin , and V-type chemical agents . 

Reports indicate that North Korea has some 12 CW facilities where raw chemicals , precursors , and actual agents are produced and / or stored , and six major storage depots for CW ordnance . 

North Korea also has placed thousands of artillery systems -- including multiple launch rocket systems that are particularly effective for CW delivery -- within reach of the Demilitarized Zone ( DMZ ) and Seoul . 

North Korea began its missile development program in the 1970s and tested an `` indigenous '' Scud-B ballistic missile in April 1984 . 

Pyongyang subsequently produced the 500 km - range Scud-C , the 800 km - range Scud-D , and a 1300 km - range missile known as the Nodong . 

In August 1998 , North Korea flight-tested the Paektusan-1 ( Taepodong-1 ) in a failed attempt to place a small satellite into earth orbit . 

North Korea is continuing to develop the so-called `` Taepodong-2 , '' which is estimated to have intercontinental range . 

The Taepodong-2 has not been flight-tested , but U.S. intelligence analysts believe it could be ready for testing at any time . Pyongyang has deployed as many as 600 - 750 ballistic missiles , including about 175 - 200 Nodongs . 

In December 2002 , Spanish and American naval forces intercepted a North Korean ship loaded with Scud missiles , but then allowed the ship to proceed to deliver the missiles to Yemen . 

There were rumors in 2003 of Burmese plans to purchase ballistic missiles from North Korea , but it is unclear whether any transactions have been completed . 

In late January 2004 , North Korea and Nigeria reportedly agreed to a missile deal , but Nigeria backed out of the agreement in early February under U.S. pressure . 

North Korea has exported missiles , missile components , and technology to Egypt , Iran , Libya , Pakistan , Syria , and Yemen . 

In September 1999 , Pyongyang agreed to a moratorium on missile flight tests and later announced that it would maintain the moratorium until at least 2003 . 

North Korea is not a member of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) . 

`` The General Assembly should set aside money for a new state health lab , millions of doses of antiviral drugs and a fund to help meet basic needs after a disaster , a legislative panel recommended Thursday .

The General Assembly has worked to improve its response to potential terrorist attacks after the Sept. 11, 2001 , attacks and the ensuing anthrax scares .

More than half of the money sought -- $89 million -- would go toward the construction of a state public health laboratory and Office of the Chief Medical Examiner . '' ( The News and Observer , 21Apr06 , AP )

`` Rhode Island is preparing itself for a major hurricane or other natural disaster , state and local officials testified at a field hearing of the Senate Homeland Security Committee Thursday , including establishing interoperable communications systems and community evacuation plans .

But , Gov . Donald Carcieri , Providence Mayor David Cicilline and others told Chairwoman Susan Collins of Maine and Rhode Island Sen . Lincoln Chafee , they need more federal money , they need it to come faster when disaster strikes and they need a steady stream they know they can rely on from year to year .

Part of the answer , Chafee said , might be giving more flexibility with the money , rather than more funds , Chafee suggested after the hearing .

The state and localities , Chafee said , sometimes get mandated to use federal homeland security funds for decontamination or preparation for bioterrorism , when the money might be better spent putting together a communications systems that would let first responders such as police , fire and rescue from different communities communicate with each other more easily. '' ( Pawtucket Times , 21Apr06 , Jim Baron ) ( Link )

Mock drill readies Dublin [ Georgia ] district for terrorist threat

`` More than 300 people participated Wednesday in a mock drill to deal with the aftermath of an anthrax attack .

The attack , medical personnel and volunteer `` patients '' were told , occurred at a mythical April Fool's Day parade in Dublin , said Laurice Bentley , risk communication specialist for the South Central Health District .

The attackers were environmental terrorists upset about a new industry coming to town .

The essence of the drill was to test how quickly a mass amount of medicine and treatment could be delivered to the public .

' I think , overall , things went very well , ' said Lawton Davis , head of the South Central Health District .

' Though about 350 people participated in the drill , about 500 patients were actually processed because many participants went through multiple times , with varying symptoms each time .

Jennifer McLeod , a registered nurse and instructor at HGTC , acted as a patient in the drill .

Having worked as a nurse , she decided to throw the personnel a few curves .

She told them she was 12 weeks pregnant , had HIV and was hemorrhaging .

She thought the workers handled it all well. '' ( Macon.com , 20Apr06 , Wayne Crenshaw ) ( Link )

Reduction in beds puts city [ Sydney ] at risk : hospital official

`` Sydney Hospital 's capacity has been run down to the point where half - a - million people living and working in the city have been left far more exposed to the consequences of a terrorist attack or a bird flu outbreak , a hospital administrator has warned .

The chairman of the Department of Medicine at Sydney Hospital , John Graham , told a biosecurity workshop last week that he had appealed to the Federal Government to remove the hospital from state control and declare it a ' national security hospital ' .

The biosecurity workshop , which looked at threats from infectious diseases and bioterrorism , was sponsored by the University of Sydney . '' ( Sydney Morning Herald , 22Apr06 , Deborah Snow ) ( Link )

[ Mississippi ] National Guard Prepares For Hurricane Season [ and Chemical Terrorism ]

`` A deadly - chemical exercise sent nearly 100 national guardsmen and women into action Wednesday morning .

It was an anti - terror test and a drill for the upcoming Hurricane season .

The test is what to do when a deadly sarin gas has been released in a meeting room infecting dozens .

Soldiers wore chemical suits , scanned the area and eventually neutralized the threat. '' ( TheJacksonChannel.com , 20Apr06 , Greg Flynn ) ( Link )

`` Four Aberdeen Proving Ground employees were taken to a local hospital yesterday after a report of a chemical leak , the third incident in about a week during which workers were at risk of exposure to lethal substances at the Army base in Harford County .

None of the workers was injured in the incident , the second at the Edgewood Chemical Biological Center , a 1.5 million - square - foot research and engineering facility within APG for chemical and biological defense .

The center 's director pledged a thorough review of safety procedures .

Yesterday 's incident involved phosgene , a toxic industrial chemical used as a choking agent in World War I and to make plastics and pesticides. '' ( Baltimore Sun , 21Apr06 , Justin Fenton ) ( Link )

United States Helps Uzbekistan Secure Dangerous Nuclear Materials : Energy agency announces completion of secret uranium transfer back to Russia

`` Four secret transfers of 63 kilograms of highly enriched uranium from a research laboratory in Uzbekistan to a secure Russian reprocessing facility were completed April 19 by the U.S. Department of Energy 's National Nuclear Security Administration ( NNSA ) .

' These shipments of highly enriched uranium spent fuel are part of NNSA 's efforts to make sure this type of material does n't fall into the wrong hands , ' NNSA Administrator Linton F. Brooks said in an April 20 press release .

The transfer - part of the Global Threat Reduction Initiative ( GTRI ) , a nonproliferation effort that secures high-risk nuclear and radiological materials and equipment around the world - resulted from a cooperative effort by the United States , Uzbekistan , Kazakhstan and Russia , as well as coordination through the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) . '' ( News Blaze , 21Apr06 ) ( Link )

`` Soldiers have welcomed the newest member of the Stryker family of vehicles .

The 2nd Cavalry Regiment [ at Fort Lewis ] recently received three vehicles that can detect radiation or biological and chemical hazards while keeping the soldiers safe inside .

Stryker vehicles share the same chassis but there are nine other variants that fulfill different missions .

The nuclear , biological and chemical reconnaissance vehicle is the ninth variant .

The eight - wheeled vehicles , developed to fill a gap between infantry soldiers driving Humvees and tanks , is the Army 's next step in becoming a future fighting force .

' There 's a lot of smart sensors that take away the ( guesswork ) of the soldiers , ' said Bruce Baldwin , the U.S. Army Chemical School 's lead trainer for new systems. '' ( The Olympian Online , 20Apr06 , Christian Hill ) ( Link )

`` India and the US have agreed to respond to counter - terrorism assistance requests expeditiously and collaborate to upgrade preparedness and capability to deal with terrorism .

This was decided at the two - day meeting of the India - US Joint Working Group on Counterterrorim , which ended today .

The two countries decided to advance cooperation in the areas of bioterrorism , aviation security , biometrics , cyber - security and terrorism , WMD - terrorism , terrorist finance and money laundering and violent extremism , a release issued by the Embassy of India said .

`` Every day , about 350 trucks carrying trash from Canada come into Michigan to dump it in our landfills .

The U.S. Bureau of Customs and Border Protection has no effective way to screen or inspect these trash trucks as they enter Michigan , and the potential consequences of this security gap are immense .

The Department of Homeland Security ( DHS ) recently completed a study , conducted in response to a request I [ Carl Levin ] made with Senator Debbie Stabenow and Rep . John Dingell that bluntly acknowledges the security risk these trucks pose .

The DHS report describes the three methods currently used by customs officials to inspect the trucks : a Radiation Portal Monitor to detect the presence of radiation , a Vehicle and Cargo Inspection System screening that creates an image similar to an X-ray , and physical inspections .

The X-ray image produced is nothing more than a large amorphous black mass. I fear that for every trash truck caught carrying contraband into Michigan , many more get through undetected with drugs , medical waste or other illegal material .

Ignoring the possibility that these trucks could be used by terrorists to transport biological or chemical weapons is irresponsible .

It is now unequivocally clear that these trash shipments are a weak link in our security. '' ( hometownlife.com ; 19Apr06 ; Carl Levin , U.S. Senator from Michigan ) ( Link )

10 BILL : Not much , man , I 'm givin ' you a call , ah - we got some issues for tomorrow .

18 BILL : Um , tonight , ah , when you finish your normal QF , so for hour ending one -

3 RICH : OK , so we 're just comin ' down for some maintenance , like a forced outage type thing ?

20 RICH : Yeah , and whatever adjustment he makes today , is probably - tonight , is probably not gon na work , so we 're probably gon na have to check it tomorrow afternoon again .

Almost every assignment is a challenge in a different way and it never seems to get easier .

I often feel as if I only get half the story sometimes , so I typically do a massive amount of reporting that is most often much more than I will ever need .

I think that is why I welcomed doing a book -- it gives one the ability to use so much of what is left on the cutting room floor of daily journalism .

Most often reporters recount these tales with each other and with their sources rather than share them with the general public .

Much of it , of course , using the standards of top newspapers , can not be used since it is largely gossip we are repeating , although it certainly could make for some very good stories .

I often wonder when a really great fictional book will be written about this era ( probably decades and decades hence as it is too close ) .

In any case , there certainly is no lack of information available about the moguls of technology now as they all become our current pop icons .

I would posit that Bill and Michael and Steve and Jerry have become the Madonnas of the current age of stock market mania and celebration of the entrepreneur .

So the shift in the image of Gates has been an interesting one for me to watch .

I personally always thought it was a risk to pin the image of Microsoft on just one man -- at AOL , for example , there was a conscious effort to develop other `` characters , '' for lack of a better word .

So there , while you think of Case , you also think of Pittman and Leonsis and increasingly a range of other executives .

Steve Ballmer , of course , is now getting a lot more attention at Microsoft , but it still seems to be Bill 's show over there .

While I did not attend the trial -- I was lucky to be able to read your highly amusing and informative dispatches , several of which made me spit up my lunch laughing -- it certainly seemed as if the image of Bill Gates took a beating and the insular culture of Microsoft did not look so good .

That 's ironic , since I think it was just that insularity that helped them , much in the same way that AOL has benefited from being in the Virginia suburbs rather than in Silicon Valley .

AOL would never have existed if it had been founded here , I am sure , since its employees would have been mocked into obscurity by the digerati .

Out in the D.C. area , they looked positively exciting next to all the government-oriented contractors .

I wonder if that means geography is destiny , and it 's still location , location , location .

From where I am sitting , I think the Microsoft trial has been the really obvious turning point between the computer era and the digital age .

I think it almost does not matter what the judge does since it 's clear that the balance of power is shifting again , although it not clear where it will land .

Will the strongman of the era be AOL , AT and T , Microsoft , or one of the big media companies ?

Or will it be none of them because the Internet allows and encourages a plethora of strong companies and a complex interconnection of businesses where none are allowed to dominate ?

I always use two simple words when people tell me that one company -- whether it is AOL or Microsoft or Disney -- is in charge of all our destinies : Babylon was .

That incredible empire dominated the world and I imagine it did not seem possible to people living then that anyone could loosen that empire 's grip on humanity .

Now I am getting way too philosophical , but this is my final missive , so why not ?

Perhaps you could hasten a prediction of where this is all going .

As for me , I 'll stick with my philosophy of reporting and , I guess , life -- nobody knows .

Program trading is hurting the market 's efforts to bring back small investors .

Thirty-two of the 159 U.N. members were honoring the sanctions against Iraq .

The court nullified a standstill agreement between DPC Acquisition and Dataproducts .

Over the past 25 years , the Islamic Republic of Iran has pursued an aggressive ballistic missile and long - range artillery rocket development program .

Since the late 1980s , this program has been assigned a national priority at least equal to that of the nuclear program .

Although Iran 's economy is not flourishing , unemployment is high and there is a low level of internal unrest concerning the restrictive nature of the Islamic government , ballistic missile and weapons of mass destruction ( WMD ) development continue to receive very high commitments of financial and material resources -- and will likely do so for the foreseeable future .

The development of ballistic missiles and long - range artillery rockets within Iran has proceeded in a relatively steady , logical , and predictable manner .

Today , it possesses the second largest ( behind the Democratic People's Republic of Korea -- DPRK ) ballistic missile force in the third world and is near to developing a space launch vehicle and medium - range and intercontinental ballistic missiles that could threaten Europe and the continental United States .

This is an ominous development since there is little doubt that Iran perceives the ballistic missile to be the delivery system of choice for nuclear weapons .

Iran currently possesses the capability to employ ballistic missiles and/or long - range artillery rockets against its regional neighbors , Israel , and US forces deployed in the region .

Given favorable conditions , Iran is currently on track to be able to extend its ballistic missile capabilities to include Southern Europe , North Africa , and South Asia by 2005 - 2010 and possibly the continental United States by 2015 .

These estimates could be somewhat accelerated or easily delayed dependent upon a host of international and domestic factors that can not be accurately predicted .

A large number of Iran 's ballistic missiles and / or long - range artillery rocket systems currently possess the capability to deliver conventional high explosive , submunition , chemical , biological and radiological dispersion warheads .

Given a favorable set of circumstances , Iran could achieve a true nuclear weapons delivery capability within the next five years .

The development of ballistic missiles and long - range artillery rockets within Iran can be divided into three broad chronological stages : Pre - revolution ( 1977 - 1979 ) ; Post - revolution and the war with Iraq ( 1980 - 1988 ) ; and Post War ( 1989 - Present ) .

This development has been strongly influenced by a number of interrelated factors , all of which have varied considerably in importance over time .

These include , but are not limited to : Necessities of war and the short distance to Iraqi strategic targets .

Quantity and quality of missiles and missile - related technology acquired , size and experience of the indigenous missile - related manpower pool .

Capabilities of the Iranian military - industrial infrastructure .

Desire to possess the capability to strike directly at Israel and US military facilities within South Asia .

Organizational , political , and religious discord amongst the various entities engaged in the design , development , and production of ballistic missiles .

The origins of the Iranian missile program date back to the late 1970s and the last years that the Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi ruled Iran .

Among a number of joint Israeli - Iranian military projects discussed at these meetings was `` Project Flower . ''

This project was focused on the development of a longer ranged ( 150 - 200 km ) and more heavily armed version of the Israeli Gabriel anti - ship missile ( not as sometimes reported with the development of a ballistic missile based upon Israeli Jericho surface - to - surface missile technology ) .

It is possible , however , that this subject was discussed , since General Toufanian apparently attended a test - launch of a Jericho missile .

Also discussed at these meetings was an Iranian interest in extending Project Flower to include a future submarine launched variant and Iranian concerns over missile and nuclear developments in India and Pakistan .

The following year , Iran made a down payment for Project Flower by providing Israel with $280 million worth of oil .

To support this project , a team of Iranian experts began construction of a missile assembly facility near Sirjan , in south central Iran , and a missile test range near Rafsanjan .

At the time of the Islamic fundamentalist revolution in 1979 , Iran had no long - range artillery rocket or ballistic missile capabilities to speak of .

This situation remained essentially unchanged through the following year when Iraq launched its invasion .

The continued Iraqi use of FROG-7A artillery rockets against Iranian cities led to Iran 's interest in long - range artillery rockets and ballistic missiles .

It would bring about the development of an indigenous Iranian missile industry , two `` wars of the cities , '' and the evolution of a strategic concept concerning the military and political importance of ballistic missiles .

Iran , however , lost both the ballistic missile race and arguably the war , which only served to reinforce its desire to possess and produce ballistic missiles .

In 1982 , as the war dragged on into its second year , Iraqi operations entered a new phase in which it expanded the use of FROG-7As strikes and the first employment ( three attacks in 1982 ) of the Scud-B short - range ballistic missile ( SRBM ) to strike at the Iranian strategic rear .

The casualties caused by these attacks and the Iranian inability to respond in kind resulted in an effort to acquire long - range artillery rockets and ballistic missiles -- especially the Scud-B . Iran also established several indigenous ballistic missile and rocket programs .

The acquisition effort was thwarted from its inception by a number of significant factors .

The Soviet Union was then supplying Iraq with the Scud-B and those countries to which the Soviets had previously sold Scud-Bs were under contract not to transfer them to third parties .

Of the nations with whom Iran had relations , only two were likely to run the risk reselling their Scud-Bs : Libya and Syria .

Negotiations with both countries are believed to have begun during early 1983 .

Sometime during 1984 , Iran successfully concluded a secret agreement with Libya for the purchase of a small number of MAZ-543P transporter - erector launchers ( TELs ) and Scud-B missiles .

The details of the early Iranian ballistic missile and rocket programs , as well as their immediate objectives , are presently unknown .

By the end of 1982 , there appears to have been four major components -- indigenous design and production of crude artillery rockets , the indigenous design and production of a artillery rocket comparable to the FROG-7A , the acquisition of Scud-B missiles , and the reverse engineering and production of the Scud-B. The greatest obstacle to developing any indigenous capabilities was the status of the Ministry of Defense 's Defense Industries Organization ( DIO ) , and later Islamic Revolution Guard Corps ( IRGC ) Construction Jihad , industrial infrastructure .

As these components developed over the years , they would actually consist of a series of concurrent programs pursued semi - independently by the Air Force , DIO , and the IRGC Construction Jihad .

This often resulted in unnecessary competition , the dilution of effort , and abortive programs .

It was during this period that Iran also approached both the DPRK and People's Republic of China ( PRC ) seeking missile technology and tactical ballistic missiles in the Scud-B class .

At that time , neither country possessed a system of the type requested by Iran .

The DPRK , however , had acquired small numbers of Scud-Bs ( i.e. , R-17Es ) from Egypt and was pursuing a multifaceted missile research and development program .

The goal was to produce both reverse - engineered and extended - range variants of the R-17E known as the Hwasong-5 and the Hwasong-6 , respectively .

As a result of the 1984 agreement with Libya , approximately two MAZ-543P TELs and 20 Scud-B missiles are believed to have reached Iran during January or February 1985 .

Upon arrival , the missiles were assigned to a newly created battalion - sized missile unit of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps ( IRGC ) Air Force , whose personnel had received preliminary training in both Libya and Syria .

In approximately one month , the missile unit attained initial operational capability .

On 12 March 1985 , Iran conducted its first ballistic missile attack against Iraq , when at 0240 hours , troops launched a Libyan supplied Scud-B at Kirkuk .

This was followed two days later by an early morning attack on the Iraqi capital of Baghdad .

The Iranians identified the unit that conducted these attacks as the Khatam ol-Anbya ( a.k.a. , Khatam- ul-Anbia , `` Seal of the Prophets '' ) missile unit .

During the next three months , both sides conducted a small - scale `` War of the Cities , '' with Iran launching missiles at Baghdad and Iraq countering with Scud-B missile attacks upon number of Iranian border cities .

As a result of a cease-fire agreement in early June , the first `` War of the Cities '' came to an end and neither side is reported to have launched any missiles for the remainder of the year .

Two weeks after the cease-fire , Hashemi-Rafsanjani led a high - level delegation to the PRC and DPRK .

In both countries , Hashemi - Rafsanjani secured increased military assistance and agreements to sell Iranian missiles and engage in bilateral missile technology exchanges .

Specifically , during the visit to the PRC , he secured a PRC agreement in the following missile - related areas : The delivery of HY-1 silkworm and HY-2 seersucker coastal defense missiles beginning in 1986 and assistance in establishing an assembly facility for these missiles .

Technology transfer and long - term assistance in the development of Iranian ballistic missiles and artillery rockets .

The visit to the DPRK was equally fruitful , and he secured DPRK assistance in the following missile - related areas : The delivery of HN-5A SAMs and assistance in establishing an assembly facility for these and the HQ-1/2 SAMs .

Long - term assistance in the establishment of a factories to manufacture the HN-5A and HQ-2 .

Technology transfer for new Iranian missiles and artillery rockets .

Assistance in the establishment of a factory to assemble the DPRK Scud variant missiles .

Beginning in June 1986 , Iran initiated isolated Scud-B attacks against Baghdad and Kirkuk .

By the end of 1986 , Iran had launched an additional eight missiles , bringing its total of Scud- Bs fired against Iraq to approximately 22 .

Sometime in June 1987 , Iran concluded a follow-on arms agreement worth an estimated $500 million with the DPRK .

The agreement called for the supply of Hwasong-5 missiles , TELs , and HY-1 silkworm coastal defense missiles , and assistance in establishing first an assembly and then production capability for the Hwasong-5 in Iran .

The exact details of the agreement are unknown ; however , it is estimated to have consisted of approximately 90 - 100 missiles and an estimated six TELs .

Upon arrival the missiles were assigned to the Missile Unit of the IRGC Air Force , which appears to have been expanded to brigade size and been responsible for all Scud operations against Iraq .

In 1987 , the Missile Unit of the IRGC Air Force fired 18 Shehab-1 missiles , increasing to 40 the total number launched against Iraq to date .

This probably depleted their inventory of missiles obtained from Libya and Syria .

Progress within the Shehab-1 program was relatively steady and during early 1988 , Iranian officials claimed that the missile had entered production .

In 1988 , Colonel Rahimi , First Deputy Minister of Defense , stated `` ... We have also succeeded in manufacturing missiles with a range of 320km . ''

This 320km range is the range of the Shehab-1 ( i.e. , Hwasong-5 ) and is slightly greater than the 280km of the standard Scud-B. It is unlikely that the Iranians manufactured these missiles , but rather they were assembled from components provided by the DPRK .

It appears that it would n't be until the early 1990s that Iran would advance from assembly to production of the Shehab-1 .

In the early morning hours of 29 February 1988 , Iran -- in its largest missile attack of the war to date -- launched three Shehab-1s against Baghdad .

This attack was in response to a major air attack on an oil refinery in Tehran two days earlier .

Iraq quickly responded that afternoon , launching five of its new long - range al-Husayn missiles against Tehran .

Iran 's ability to conduct these attacks was primarily the result of two factors .

First , was the experience gained in missile operations during the previous three years , especially by the Missile Unit of the IRGC Air Force .

Second , it had enlarged its Shehab-1 , Oghab ( a 40km artillery rocket ) , and Shahin II ( a large caliber 20km artillery rocket ) inventory during 1987 .

By 1 April , the Iranian total had reached 258 ; however , only 61 were Shehab-1s , in comparison to 129 Iraqi al-Husayn missiles .

From this point on , the number of Shehab-1 and Oghab launches quickly declined as Iran depleted its inventory .

For a variety of reasons , Iraq -- feeling victorious -- declared a unilateral cease-fire on 21 April 1988 .

During the 52 days of the War of the Cities , approximately 532 rockets and missiles had been launched by both sides .

Within four months of the end of the second War of the Cities , and following a continuing string of Iraqi victories ( most notably on the Fao Peninsula ) , Iran sued for peace .

On 8 August 1988 , after eight years of bitter fighting and tens of thousands of casualties , the Iran - Iraq war came to a formal end .

Iran had not only been defeated on the battlefield , it had , more significantly , been defeated at home .

Its economy was depleted , its civilian industry near collapse , and its population was simply exhausted from the war .

Building upon the foundations established during the war , Iran 's missile and long - range artillery rocket programs were reorganized during the late 1980s and have developed along two broad paths -- solid - fueled and liquid - fueled systems .

The solid - fuel component built upon the foundation laid with the Oghab and Shahin-II programs and would lead to the Fajr , Nazeat , and Zelzal families of long - range artillery rockets .

Sometime during 1988 , it is believed that the PRC agreed to assist Iran modernize and expand its facilities at Parchin and Semnan to enable the design and manufacture of solid fuel artillery rockets and missiles of indigenous design .

Initially it was believed that these facilities would eventually assemble and then produce the M-9/DF-15 and M-11/DF-11 .

As part of this effort , agreements were reportedly concluded between Iran and the PRC during 1991, 1992 , and 1993 to provide Iran with technology , components , and complete M-9/11 missiles .

Available information suggests that , with the exception of possibly one - two prototypes , the PRC has not delivered complete M-9/11 missiles to Iran .

PRC - US agreements have apparently been the primary reason for the missiles not being delivered .

As a result of these agreements , the PRC refocused its efforts on assisting Iran with its indigenous short - range solid fuel systems .

This assistance has included the sale of production and missile component technologies , training of personnel , construction of the Shahrud Missile Test Facility , and the assembly and production of the M-7 ( a.k.a. , CSS-8 , 8610 or B610 ) .

During the war , Iran 's liquid fuel program had initially focused upon the production of a reverse - engineered Scud-Bs .

This effort quickly floundered for a variety of reasons and was refocused on the assembly and maintenance of the DPRK produced Scud-B/Hwasong-5 -- known locally as the Shehab-1 .

This program would subsequently lead into the Shehab-2 ( Scud-C/Hwasong-6 ) and Shehab-3 ( Nodong ) programs .

These programs rely heavily upon DPRK and Russian technology and assistance .

Although since the late 1990s , DPRK technology and assistance have been declining as Russian has been increasing .

More advance liquid fuel programs include the Shehab-4 and Shehab-5 .

These programs are believed to rely heavily upon the assistance from numerous Russian and Eastern European entities .

During mid - 2001 , Iran is reported to have initiated a comprehensive review and reorganization of its diverse rocket and missile development programs .

This effort is believed to have been initiated in an effort to prioritize and rationalize the entire development and production infrastructure and reduce costs .

How this will affect the various programs is presently unclear .

There are conflicting indications as to the level of coordination and integration of DPRK and PRC assistance within Iran .

Other sources suggest that while Iran is receiving assistance from both the PRC and DPRK with their missile programs , the two countries are working independently , but in coordination .

While the level of assistance provided by Russian entities since the early 1990s is significant , it is presently unclear as to the level of cooperation and coordination among the various Russian , PRC , and DPRK entities within Iran .

Iran 's post - war missile programs have also benefited at times from bilateral cooperation with Pakistan and the acquisition of production hardware , non - restricted components , and restricted components from the former Soviet Union ( e.g. , Belarus , Ukraine , Kazakhstan , and Uzbekistan ) and European countries .

In addition , Iran has made a concerted effort to lure back scientists and technical experts who fled the country at the time of the Islamic revolution .

These personnel have the potential to bring back a tremendous wealth of technical expertise and experience .

By 2000 , Iran 's ballistic missile effort would become the `` ... the largest in the Middle East ... '' and would rival that of the DPRK in size and scope .

As of late 2003 , Iran possesses the second largest ballistic missile force in the third world ( behind that of the DPRK ) and is on the verge of developing a space launch vehicle and intercontinental ballistic missiles .

Since the start of 2004 till the present , Iran has proved that it will not give up on developing its nascent missile production programs .

In early 2004 , Iran announced the inauguration of a new liquid - fuel Ra 'ad missile , and initiated production facilities for the short - range , image - guided Kosar missile .

The United States has cited numerous cases of Iran receiving assistance in its missile production from countries such as North Korea and Russia , and has even placed sanctions on private companies for aiding Iran .

Iranian Defense and Foreign Ministry officials continue to defend Iran 's right to protect itself from potential threats in the region , while denying any ill intent towards countries such as the United States .

As of early September 2004 , Iran was cited as testing its Shehab-3 missile for a second time , further proving its persistence to test and develop its extended range missile capabilities .

US officials ' growing concerns about Iran 's pursuit of weapons of mass destruction capabilities were heightened by the latest test of the Shehab-3 on October 20 .

This test occurred just days before a meeting was to take place between Iran and European officials to discuss Iran 's nuclear program .

The test appeared to be Iran 's message to the international community that it can not and will not be bullied .

Iran currently possesses the capability to employ ballistic missiles and/or long - range artillery rockets against its regional neighbors , Israel and US forces deployed in the region .

A large number of these systems currently possess the capability to delivery chemical , biological or radiological dispersion warheads .

If conditions remain favorable , it will be able to extend the reach of its ballistic missile forces to include Southern Europe , North Africa , and South Asia by 2005 - 2010 and possibly the continental United States by 2015 .

A true nuclear weapons delivery capability could be obtained within the next five years .

Any one of a host of international or domestic factors , however , could accelerate or delay these developments .

Iran believes that a strong missile force is critical to its security and acts as a deterrent to foreign ( especially US ) aggression .

This concept was clearly articulated by Iranian Defense Minister Ali Shamkhani on 7 February 1999 when he stated , `` Iraq would have undoubtedly not attacked us 20 years ago if we he had then the power we have now ... .Because of our deterrent power , Israel 's threatening rhetoric against us has also decreased lately . ''

Available information suggests that Iran has a current ballistic missile inventory of 325 - 550 systems : 200 - 300 Shehab-1 , 100 - 150 Shehab-2 , 25 - 100 Shehab-3 , and 1 - 5 Shehab-4/5 prototypes .

The relative numbers of Shehab-1 and Shehab-2 systems could change in favor of the Shehab-2 if Iran undertakes to upgrade the earlier systems to Shehab-2 configuration .

Reliable estimates of long - range artillery rocket ( e.g. , Fajr , Nazeat and Zelzal ) inventories are unavailable .

These totals could quickly be increased should Iran make the decision to either purchase additional systems from the DPRK or accelerate Shehab-3 production .

Although information is sparse , Iran is believed to field the equivalent of two surface - to - surface missile brigades .

This unit consists of six - twelve MAZ-543P TELs and unknown number of MELs .

Each brigade is believed to have an operational test and evaluation responsibility for its respective missile systems .

There may also exist a small number of independent Shehab-2 or -3 units of battalion size .

There are also an unknown number of long - range artillery rocket units , some perhaps of brigade size .

US - led Operations Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom -- while first reducing and then eliminating the military threat from Iraq -- have also crystallized within the Iranian military and political leadership the concepts on ballistic and cruise missiles and long - range artillery rockets : they are essential tools on the modern battlefield ; key elements in regional power status and prestige ; and essential to deter Israel and the United States from aggressive actions against Iran .

From a proliferation standpoint , Iran currently presents a number of challenges .

Primary among these are : The continued willingness of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea ( DPRK ) , the People's Republic of China ( PRC ) , and Russia to provide Iran with both missiles and missile - related technology that at the very least exceed the intentions of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) .

This has been complemented , to a lesser extent , by the willingness of other nations ( e.g. , Libya and Syria ) to cooperate within the realm of ballistic missile development .

The ongoing ability and willingness of Iran to fund the development of missiles and missile - related technology in other countries ( e.g. , DPRK , Libya , and Syria ) .

Development of both an indigenous missile design and production capability , and the evolution of a strategic doctrine that foresees Iran as a regional superpower , `` ... a missile power second only to the superpowers , '' and a `` ... center ... '' for other third world nations seeking missile capabilities .

Iran 's ballistic missile capabilities are complemented by extensive nuclear , biological , and chemical weapons programs , which themselves are the recipients of significant foreign assistance .

Location : Latitude 35ï¿½ 42 ' North ; longitude 51ï¿½ 24 ' East ; province of Tehran

Primary Function : Production and testing of ballistic missiles ; rocket research , development and production .

The missile site in Tehran appears to be a network of related facilities , apparently located at Fajr Air Base , east of Tehran .

China is believed to have assisted in the construction of a ballistic missile plant where scientists carry out research using Russian SS-4 ballistic missile technology and produce other ballistic missile technologies .

There also appears to be a Chinese - built ballistic missile test range as part of the facilities in Tehran .

In addition , it is probable that there is a facility that researches , develops and produces Chinese C-802 Saccade missiles .

Under security rules in place at the time , the only consequence of Atta 's selection by CAPPS was that his checked bags were held off the plane until it was confirmed that he had boarded the aircraft .

The only consequence of their selection was that their checked bags were held off the plane until it was confirmed that they had boarded the aircraft .

The eyewitness accounts came from calls made from the rear of the plane , from passengers originally seated further forward in the cabin , a sign that passengers and perhaps crew had been moved to the back of the aircraft .

Finally , a passenger reported that an announcement had been made by the `` pilot '' that the plane had been hijacked .

At 9:32 , a hijacker , probably Jarrah , made or attempted to make the following announcement to the passengers of Flight 93 : '' Ladies and Gentlemen : Here the captain , please sit down keep remaining sitting .

At 9:39 , the FAA 's Cleveland Air Route Traffic Control Center overheard a second announcement indicating that there was a bomb on board , that the plane was returning to the airport , and that they should remain seated .

While it apparently was not heard by the passengers , this announcement , like those on Flight 11 and Flight 77 , was intended to deceive them .

The mention of a `` third aircraft '' was not a reference to American 77 .

By 10:03 , when United 93 crashed in Pennsylvania , there had been no mention of its hijacking and the FAA had not yet been added to the teleconference .

It is possible that NORAD commanders would have ordered a shootdown in the absence of the authorization communicated by the Vice President , but given the gravity of the decision to shoot down a commercial airliner , and NORAD 's caution that a mistake not be made , we view this possibility as unlikely .

The details of what happened on the morning of September 11 are complex , but they play out a simple theme .

It had been publicly declared years earlier , most notably in a declaration faxed early in 1998 to an Arabic-language newspaper in London .

Wildfires in California continued to spread on Tuesday , having burned more than 140,000 acres of land throughout the state and caused an estimated US$13 million worth of damage .

Emergency crews said they were hopeful that they would be able to control the fire .

Currently , twenty-two percent of the blaze is contained , rising from only five percent as little as a day ago .

Changing weather conditions also helped firefighting efforts , as temperature in the area fell to 90 degrees Fahrenheit , down from over a hundred degrees on Monday .

'' I 'm feeling a lot more optimistic today than I did yesterday .

The crews are doing fabulous work out there on the ground , but the bottom line is that they 're fighting for every foot , '' Dietrich said on Tuesday .

In a statement , Californian governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said that `` [ his administration ] is working around the clock to ensure that our brave men and women working on the fires front lines have the resources needed to respond and beat back these fires as quickly as possible . ''

'' We have the toughest and best-trained firefighters in the world fighting to protect public safety and property .

I am confident in the state 's response as these fires continue to burn throughout California , '' he said .

Two firefighters were killed in the blaze on Sunday , after fires burnt their vehicle on front lines .

Over 10,000 residents have evacuated areas threatened by the flames .

A few months ago you received a letter from me telling the success stories of people who got jobs with Goodwill 's help .

Here 's another story of success from what might seem like an unlikely source : Goodwill 's controller , Juli .

She tells me that the 3,666 people we helped find jobs in 1998 earned approximately $ 49 million dollars .

In addition to that , by helping them find jobs , Goodwill reduced the state 's Public Support tab by an estimated $ 4 million .

Your gift to Goodwill will help us do even more this year because your gift will be used to directly support our work .

Goodwill finds jobs for people with mental and physical disabilities .

After Maureen 's job coach taught her how to do her job in a restaurant , we helped Maureen step out of the shadow sometimes cast over people with physical and mental disabilities and find a fulfilling job smack dab in the middle of society .

Sherry learned through our Future Works class that she could rise out of the mire of the welfare system and support her family .

At Goodwill she gained in self - confidence , in her vision of her future and in the job skills she needed to find and keep a good job .

`` Coming to Goodwill was the first step toward my becoming totally independent .

Cornell found a number of employment options that he never dreamed existed after a work - site injury forced him out of his job at a foundry .

He trained in desktop publishing and combined his enthusiastic work ethic with new - found skills in a burgeoning industry .

After a lifetime of trials , Donna not only earned her GED at Goodwill , she earned a job here .

I wanted to be there ... I had my second chance to change my life . ''

Your gift to Goodwill will help the many people who want to tell their own stories of success .

Please use the enclosed envelope to give a generous gift to Goodwill today !

For every dollar donated to Goodwill in 1998 , we helped our `` graduates '' earn an estimated $ 102 .

That money was then spent in a variety of ways , adding fuel to our thriving economy .

As capital of Europe 's most explosive economy , Dublin seems to be changing before your very eyes .

New construction is everywhere , the streets buzz , traffic is increasingly congested , and in the frenetic pace of rush hour everyone in Dublin seems intent on changing places with everyone else .

At night the streets are crowded with people bent on having a good time .

Prosperity is in the air ; the roar of the `` Celtic Tiger `` can clearly be heard .

This busy , modern European city sits on a thousand years of history -- history is present everywhere , from elegant Merrion Square to the bullet holes on the General Post Office .

It 's also a city of the imagination , reinvented and reappraised in the literature of its exiles .

And the old Dublin is with us , too -- the irreverent city of wit and charm and that peculiar magic possessed by Ireland and the Irish .

Prosperity has brought with it a new emphasis on historic preservation .

You can view artifacts from the Bronze Age , trace the history of the Easter Rising , or revisit Leopold Bloom 's odyssey in Ulysses .

Old buildings are being recycled ; for example , the 17th-century Royal Hospital now holds the Museum of Modern Art .

And Dublin , a city large in expectations , is still small enough for the visitor to see most of its sights on foot .

The River Liffey flows from west to east through the center of the city to Dublin Bay .

The river forms a natural line between the north and south sections of the city .

Historically and culturally this north-south distinction has always been significant , and it still is today , with a dose of good-humored rivalry between the two areas .

Farther out , both north and south , are the sweeping curves of the Royal and Grand Canals .

The occasional cry of gulls and unexpected distant vistas will remind you that Dublin is by the sea , and the Wicklow mountains , which hold Dublin closely to the coast , are visible from everywhere .

Dublin is an intimate city , physically small but tightly packed , a perfect place for walking .

College Green , the home of Trinity College , provides a natural focus just south of the O'Connell Street bridge .

O'Connell Street , the city 's grand boulevard , leads north to Parnell Square .

To the south and east is St . Stephen 's Green and Georgian Dublin where the national museums are located .

Along the Liffey to the west is Temple Bar , center of nightlife and home to many of Dublin 's cutting-edge artists and artistic endeavors .

Up the hill from Temple Bar are Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral .

The climate here can best be described as `` changeable '' and yet the sudden shifts from light to dark , sunshine to shower , are part of the city 's magic .

Buildings seem to transform themselves depending on the light ; Dublin under a lowering sky is a different place from Dublin in sunshine .

Literature has always flourished in Dublin , the only city to have produced three Nobel Prize winners for literature -- Yeats , Shaw , and Beckett .

Joyce , the high priest of literary Modernism , imagined and interpreted Dublin for the world in Ulysses ( you 'll see references to it all over ) .

However , sometimes it seems that the city produced artists of this stature by accident , even against its will .

Beckett and Joyce , among others , had to leave their homeland to understand it -- and to be understood .

Dublin theater is legendary , and no visitor should miss seeing a performance at the Abbey Theatre or Gate Theatre .

The city 's impact on the rock and pop music scene with the likes of U2 and Bob Geldof is well known -- there 's even a self-guided tour of their haunts .

Traditional Irish music is also alive and well , especially in the pubs , and there has been a revival of storytelling , poetry reading , and traditional dancing .

And in this city , where literature and theater have historically dominated the scene , visual arts are finally coming into their own with the new Museum of Modern Art and the many galleries that display the work of modern Irish artists .

The constantly crowded and busy Grafton street is the most visible center for shopping , but there are shops all over that carry an international array of goods as well as the Irish crafts and souvenirs you expect .

And while multinational chains have made inroads , they seem less blatant here than elsewhere .

Many shops , and also hotels and guest houses , have been owned and managed by the same families for years , and theirs is the welcome of traditional Dublin hospitality .

Dublin has international restaurants galore , and the New Irish Cuisine is built upon fresh products of Ireland 's seas , rivers , and farms .

Coffee has replaced the ubiquitous tea -- Dublin is now almost as much a coffee city as Vienna or Seattle .

In a city of such human proportions it is not surprising that parks and gardens abound for recreation and relaxation .

Phoenix Park in the northwest is the largest open space , but squares like St . Stephen 's Green are the garden oases of the city .

On the coast , Sandymount , Dollymount , and Killiney strands are the places to go .

The beautiful Wicklow Mountains , and the Wicklow Mountains National Park provide a more rugged countryside , and the area has breathtaking houses and gardens such as Castletown , Mount Usher , and Powerscourt .

To the north and west are the ancient sites of Ireland : Malahide Castle , the evocative hill of Tara , and the long barrows of Knowth and Newgrange .

The DART ( Dublin Area Rapid Transit ) runs north and south along the coast .

It 's an ideal way for the visitor to reach outlying sights and villages .

There are many guided bus tours to sights outside the city , and some are accessible by city bus .

Almost half of Ireland 's population is under twenty-five , and with its universities and professional schools , Dublin also has a large student population .

The universities attract students from all over the world , and this influx helps to make Dublin a busy , buzzing international city .

However , young and old , stranger and Dubliner rub shoulders quite happily .

Religion and respect for parents has not yet gone out of fashion .

And young graduates are not leaving now -- multinational corporations and European Union investment mean there are plenty of opportunities for them at home .

The Intifada , the spontaneous 1987 Palestinian uprising against the Israeli occupation , heralded the rise of the Muslim fundamentalism .

The most popular of these groups Hamas , an acronym for Islamic resistance movement .

In English it means zeal , its aim -- the destruction of Israel .

At the very beginning , it was encouraged by Israel because they thought it was a counter weight to Palestinian nationalism which is , of course , a secular movement .

Hamas was founded in 1988 by a blind paraplegic cleric who was influenced by the Islamic muslim brotherhood , with backing from Israel , he set up sharities in the improverished strip in the 1970s .

Slowly it became more and more politicized , and more and more extreme in its demands for an Islamic state .

The extremism took the form of suicide bombings and terrorist attacks .

But Hamas had already become an important part of Palestinian society through its charity work and its influence increased over time by providing community services when the Palestinian authority did not .

Hamas plays on the Palestinian authority 's failure to produce .

Its basic message , the Palestinian authority is corrupt , it fails to deliver , Hamas is not corrupt .

Hamas cares about the person on the street and it does deliver .

Unfortunately , those same charitable organizations , those same charity committees that funnel the funds to needier Palestinians , also serve to support terrorist attacks .

Israel and the United States say Arafat has not been tough enough on terrorism , and have attempted to force him out of the current peace process .

He is not telling them to disband and regulate their weapons , so I have no faith in the ability of Abu Mazen to put terror aside .

Reporter : Settlers call the just concluded Israeli-American- Palestinian summit a surrender , and were not impressed .

Translator : The armed Intifada must end and we must use and resort to peaceful means in our quest to end the occupation and the suffering of the Palestinians , and the Israelis , and to establish the Palestinian state .

Hamas and other Palestinian militant group rejected Abbas ' call to end their attacks with a deadly raid on an Israeli army outpost in Gaza .

Translator : Hamas will not drop our weapons , even if all leaders are assassinated .

Reporter : Since the second Intifada began in 2000 , over 700 Israelis have been killed , during the same time there have been more than 2,000 Palestinian deaths according to the Red Crescent , including Hamas leaders targeted for assassination .

If you want an end to terrorism , if you want an end to violence , you have to give people hope and you have to give them a stake in the political process .

I think that Hamas is ready to join the political process , however , if the only price for the political price is you must fight Hamas , if that 's what they are requiring Abu Mazen to do , they are almost mandating that he will fail .

The main test of Mahmoud Abbas , will be to establish an overall command of all armed groups , if not , it does n't have a chance .

Using the SCI databases produced by the Institute for Scientific Information ( ISI ) , as well as data compiled by the Red Iberoamericana de Indicadores de Ciencia y Tecnología ( RICYT ) , we examined the differences in the number and proportion of scientific publications between the developed world and the developing world from 1990 until 2000 , focusing on the Americas as a case study .

Not surprisingly , there was a huge disparity in the number of publications from 1990 until 2000 , with the United States contributing the lion 's share ( 84.2% ) , followed by Canada ( 10.35% ) .

Latin America as a whole contributed only 5.45% to the total number of scientific publications in these ten years ( RICYT 2002 ) .

The total number of publications , however , is not necessarily the best measure for assessing scientific productivity or technical advances ( May 1997 ) .

More relevant measurements for these factors include the proportional change in the number of publications and the total number of publications when corrected for investment in research and development ( May 1997 ) .

The proportional change in the number of publications , using 1990 as a comparison , revealed that scientific publishing in Latin America increased the most rapidly in the Americas , far outpacing the United States and Canada ( Figure 1 ) .

Further analyses , correcting the number of overall publications for the amount of money invested in research and development for each region , also show that , in contrast to both Canada and United States , the trend in Latin America has been an increase in relative output throughout the 1990s ( Figure 2 ) .

Moreover , when taking into account the amount of research money available to researchers , Latin America actually out-published the United States and Canada by the year 2000 ( Figure 2 ) .

Although the cost of research is undoubtedly cheaper in the developing world due to relatively low researcher salaries , overhead and other work standards , these factors do not explain the substantial increase in the number of publications per amount of money allocated to research and development in Latin America , particularly from 1995 until 2000 ( Figure 2 ) .

The Defense Department has awarded BioPort Corporation a contract to manufacture , test , bottle and store anthrax vaccine , the company has announced .

The incident at Mayak was the third shooting in recent weeks involving nuclear weapons or facilities in Russia .

QN : Did the incident at Mayak involve nuclear weapons or facilities ?

Utah 's Dugway Proving Ground has been chosen as a site to test military vaccines against germ warfare agents .

QN : Who chose the Dugway Proving Ground as a site to test vaccines ?

The Russian Emergencies Ministry predicts a further increase in 1999 of the concentration of toxic agents in marine burials of chemical weapons .

QN : Has the concentration of toxic agents in marine burials of chemical weapons increased prior to 1999 ?

The Army 's chemical weapons incinerator has passed a milestone , the destruction of 5 million pounds of GB nerve agent .

The military is training for the day a terrorist sets off not just a bomb , but a chemical or biological weapon that would spew out an invisible death .

Virginia is ill prepared for a large-scale terrorist attack using chemical , biological or nuclear weapons , state officials say .

QN : Is Virginia prepared for a small-scale terrorist attack using chemical , biological or nuclear weapons ?

Unlike nuclear or chemical weapons , biological weapons can be made with readily available materials or equipment .

QN : Can nuclear weapons be made with readily available materials or equipment ?

The Scud C has a range of 500 kilometers and is manufactured in Syria with know-how from North Korea .

Some of the 14 alleged bin Laden associates arrested in Jordan in December have begun talking to investigators .

QN : Was an associate of bin Laden arrested in the Middle East ?

To date , Congress has authorized more than $4.7 billion for U.S. programs aimed at helping Russia and other newly independent states reduce the threats posed by their weapons of mass destruction .

A father and a son were admitted to hospital with strychnine poisoning after consuming Herron products .

About 400 of the more than 2,600 village residents were hospitalized in July and August .

QN : Were some of the village residents not hospitalized in July and August ?

The only bacterial attack in America came in 1984 , when a cult poisoned a salad bar in Oregon with salmonella , sickening 700 people .

Blix said the new weapons inspection team is composed of scientists from around the world , including South America , Thailand , Bangladesh and Eastern Europe .

QN : Are scientists from Hungary members of the new weapons inspection team ?

Biological select agents include about 40 viruses , bacteria , rickettsia , fungi , and toxins whose transfer within the United States is controlled .

QN : Is the transfer of biological select agents within the United States controlled ?

During his trip to five Arab capitals and Israel , which ended last Monday , Powell proposed easing sanctions on Iraqi imports .

The Chemlab , for instance , is about the size of a Palm Pilot and will be able to detect a range of biological agents .

Russia could suspend the destruction of its stockpile of chemical weapons if foreign aid is not increased , a senior official and negotiator was quoted as saying by the AVN Military News agency .

BioPort Corp. of Lansing , Michigan is the sole U.S. manufacturer of an anthrax vaccine .

The White House has ordered a purge of information from government agency websites that could be exploited by terrorists seeking weapons of mass destruction .

Agriculture accounts for 22 million jobs and 16.4 percent of the nation 's gross domestic product .

Libya said on Wednesday it is not developing chemical , biological or nuclear weapons , denying allegations made by a US official .

QN : Did a U.S. official claim that Libya is developing chemical , biological or nuclear weapons ?

Al Wafa is one of the organisations whose assets have been frozen in the United States amid suspicions that it might be giving support to Osama Bin Laden 's al-Qaeda network .

We 've found ways for people with disabilities to enter the workforce .

We 've expanded Goodwill 's proven methods to towns and neighborhoods where they are needed most .

You have helped make Goodwill 's work possible with your previous support .

Goodwill has devised the programs that turned your investment into results .

When you and I help somebody find a job , one more person joins the ranks of tax payers , fewer tax dollars are spent on public assistance and businesses gain another consumer .

There are a lot of barriers that keep people from working : physical and mental disabilities , history of welfare dependency and lack of education or self-esteem .

And there are a lot of people who face these challenges every day of their lives .

Note : Taiwan is claimed by both the Government of the People's Republic of China and the authorities on Taiwan .

Taiwan does not possess nuclear weapons , but began a covert nuclear weapons program in 1964 that ended in 1988 as a result of U.S. pressure .

Taiwan signed the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) in 1968 and has implemented the International Atomic Energy Agency 's ( IAEA ) `` Program 93+2 '' safeguards .

Despite persistent suspicions of offensive and defensive chemical and biological weapons ( CBW ) programs , there is no conclusive evidence that Taiwan has developed or deployed chemical or biological weapons .

Taiwan is currently developing the Tien Chi , a short-range ballistic missile system that can reach the coast of China .

Taiwan 's first nuclear reactor was built at National Tsinghua University in 1956 , and its first nuclear power plant was opened in 1965 .

Taiwan now possesses six nuclear units housed in three nuclear power plants with a total capacity of 5,144 megawatts .

Although plagued by domestic opposition and delays , a fourth nuclear power plant is scheduled to begin operation in 2006 .

Taiwan 's nuclear weapons program was established under the direction of the Institute of Nuclear Energy Research ( INER ) and the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology following the People's Republic of China 's first nuclear test in October 1964 .

The `` Hsin Chu `` program involved procurement and operation of a heavy water reactor , a heavy water production plant , a reprocessing research laboratory , and a plutonium separation plant .

U.S. pressure caused Taiwan to end its nuclear weapons program in 1988 after International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) inspections discovered missing fuel rods and the former deputy director of INER defected to the United States with detailed information about Taiwan 's program .

Taiwan probably possesses the technological expertise necessary to develop nuclear weapons , but U.S. pressure and the possibility of a pre-emptive strike by China have prevented a resumption of the nuclear weapons program .

Taiwan has been accused of making efforts to acquire a biological weapons ( BW ) capability .

A report from the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service claimed that Taiwan has developed three dozen types of bacteria , apparently for weaponization purposes .

This report , of questionable reliability , was vigorously denied by the Ministry of National Defense ( MND ) .

Taiwan signed the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1972 , but its role in this treaty is not officially recognized .

In 1989 , the U.S. Congress was informed that Taiwan could have acquired an offensive chemical weapons ( CW ) capability .

While acknowledging production of small quantities of CW agents for defense research purposes , Taiwanese authorities have consistently denied any offensive CW capabilities .

Still , rumors persist that Taiwan has stockpiled sarin in two locations : Tsishan ( Kaohsiung ) and in Kuanhsi , Hsinchu County .

Chemical defense research and development is conducted at the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology .

Taiwan 's short - range ballistic missile ( SRBM ) program is based at the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology , which has developed a range of missiles including the Hsiung Feng series of anti-ship missiles , the Tien Chien series of air - to - air missiles , and the Tien Kung series of surface - to - air missiles .

These systems have provided Taiwanese scientists with experience and a technological base in areas such as composite materials and guidance and fire control systems , which are essential for development of longer range surface -to - surface missiles .

The liquid - fueled , single - stage Ching Feng has a range of 130 km with a 270 kg payload .

Initially deployed in the early 1980s , it is unclear how many Ching Feng missiles were built and whether they are still operational .

The Tien Chi , first test - fired in 1997 , is a solid - fueled , two - stage missile with a 300 km range that can reach China 's southeastern coast .

The Tien Chi incorporates global positioning system technology and has an estimated payload of 100 - 500 kg. One report claims that as many as 50 Tien Chi missiles have been deployed on Tungyin Island and at an unidentified second location .

Development of the Tien Ma , a ballistic missile with a range of 950 km , was reportedly discontinued in the early 1980s due to U.S. pressure .

BASRA , Iraq ( AP ) A U.S. lawmaker assessing the impact of U.N. sanctions on Iraq said Wednesday it is important not only to force Baghdad to give up its weapons of mass destruction but also to do more to ease the hardships on ordinary Iraqis .

Rep . Tony Hall , D- Ohio , did not call for a lifting of sanctions imposed on Iraq for its 1990 invasion of Kuwait , but said the United Nations should make sure that sanctions do not hurt innocent Iraqis .

`` It was very , very important '' to compel Iraq to rid itself of weapons of mass destruction so that `` it can not use or export them to other countries , '' he told Associated Press Television News .

But he insisted the international community can do a much better job in helping Iraq deal with its economic and health problems .

One way would be to speed up the flow of health supplies and other urgent commodities to the country under a U.N. humanitarian program , he said .

Iraq says the United States and Britain hold up delivery of needed supplies , using their clout in the United Nations .

The U.S. government says it wants to ensure that Iraq is not buying items that appear to be humanitarian in nature but that could be used for making weapons .

We do n't know who is winning the drug war in Latin America , but we know who 's losing it -- the press .

Over the past six months , six journalists have been killed and 10 kidnapped by drug traffickers or leftist guerrillas -- who often are one and the same -- in Colombia .

Over the past 12 years , at least 40 journalists have died there .

The attacks have intensified since the Colombian government began cracking down on the traffickers in August , trying to prevent their takeover of the country .

The slaughter in Colombia was very much on the minds of 450 editors and publishers from Latin America , the United States , the Caribbean and Canada attending the 45th general assembly of the Inter-American Press Association in Monterrey , Mexico , this week .

On Tuesday the conference got word of another atrocity , the assassination in Medellin of two employees of El Espectador , Colombia 's second-largest newspaper .

The paper 's local administrator , Maria Luz Lopez , was shot dead , and her mother wounded , while her car was stopped for a red light .

An hour later , the paper 's circulation manager , Miguel Soler , was shot and killed near his home .

The drug lords who claimed responsibility said they would blow up the Bogota newspaper 's offices if it continued to distribute in Medellin .

They bombed the Bogota offices last month , destroying its computer and causing $2.5 million in damage .

El Espectador has been a special target because of the extraordinary courage of its publisher and his staff .

At Monterrey , publisher Luis Gabriel Cano , although shaken by the murders , issued a statement saying : `` We will not cease our fight against drug trafficking .

This comes from a man whose brother , Guillermo , was murdered in 1986 .

The publishers in Monterrey command no battalions , but they agreed to express their outrage with editorials in today 's editions .

A final statement yesterday said : `` While some advances are being made in nations throughout the hemisphere , the state of press freedom in the Americas still must be regarded as grim as long as journalists and their families are subject to the crudest form of censorship : death by assassination . ''

The report charged that Panama 's Manuel Noriega is not only in league with the drug traffickers but also is bullying the press as never before .

`` Noriega has closed every independent newspaper , radio and television station and arrested , tortured or forced into exile a long list of reporters , '' the statement declared .

And in Nicaragua , promises of press freedom by the Sandinistas `` have not materialized . ''

As it happens , the four countries cited , Colombia , Cuba , Panama and Nicaragua , are not only where the press is under greatest attack but also are linked by the drug trade and left-wing politics .

Sandinistas Thomas Borge and the Ortega brothers are Castro proteges ; he backed their takeover of Nicaragua .

In Colombia , the drug-financed guerrillas trying to seize the country and destroy democracy include M-19 , which Castro has clearly backed .

Robert Merkel , a former U.S. attorney handling drug indictments in Florida , does n't think for a minute that Castro 's much publicized trials of high officials engaged in the drug trade mean he has broken off with the Medellin drug cartel .

`` If the cartel succeeds in blackmailing the Colombian authorities into negotiations , the cartel will be in control and Fidel can exploit his past relationships with them , '' he told the Journal 's David Asman recently .

This week , the government arrested Jose Abello Silva , said to be the fourth-ranking cartel leader .

Later , another high-ranking trafficker , Leonidas Vargas , was arrested and 1,000 pounds of dynamite seized .

Mr . Barco has refused U.S. troops or advisers but has accepted U.S. military aid .

President Bush has agreed to meet within 90 days with Mr . Barco , President Alan Garcia of Peru and President Jaime Paz Zamora of Bolivia to discuss the drug problem .

The release of nerve gas on the Tokyo subway by a Japanese cult on March 20, 1995 , the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 , and the sending of anthrax - tainted letters have made policymakers and the general public concerned that terrorists could use chemical or biological weapons ( CBW ) to inflict mass casualties .

Nevertheless , numerous misconceptions persist about the nature of CBW terrorism -- in particular , how easy it would be for terrorists to produce and employ such weapons .

This tutorial addresses several aspects of biological warfare ( BW ) terrorism , with the goal of providing a greater understanding of the threat and the available policy responses .

How vulnerable is the United States to BW terrorism , and what types of attacks should it be most concerned about ?

Further , what can be done to prevent or reduce the likelihood of incidents of BW terrorism ?

This introductory chapter defines CBW terrorism , explores what types of terrorist groups would be most likely to carry out such attacks , and summarizes U.S. government actions to combat CBW terrorism before and after September 11 .

The next five chapters focus on the technical aspects of biological terrorism , including the biological agents of greatest concern ; the technical hurdles associated with their acquisition , production , and delivery ; historical cases of bioterrorism ; and approaches to the prevention and mitigation of bioterrorist incidents .

Before assessing the threat of CBW terrorism , we need to define the word `` terrorism . ''

For political reasons , no single definition has been accepted worldwide and several different ones are in current use .

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation ( FBI ) defines terrorism as : `` The unlawful use of force and violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government , the civilian population , or any segment thereof , in furtherance of political or social objectives . ''

The U.S. State Department defines terrorism differently , as : `` Premeditated , politically motivated violence perpetrated against noncombatant targets by sub - national groups or clandestine agents , usually intended to influence an audience . ''

Terrorism experts outside government have also developed their own definitions .

For example , Walter Laqueur , a terrorism specialist at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C. , defines terrorism as : `` The sub - state application of violence or threatened violence intended to sow panic in a society , to weaken or even overthrow the incumbents , and to bring about political change . ''

Some definitions of terrorism go beyond sub - state actors to include repressive governments that may carry out acts of `` state terrorism '' against their own citizens .

The lack of a universally accepted definition of terrorism has allowed political leaders to manipulate the term for propaganda purposes .

During the Cold War , for example , the United States and the Soviet Union each supported sub - national groups engaged in proxy wars .

The United States called the groups it supported `` freedom fighters '' ( such as the contras in Nicaragua and the mujahideen in Afghanistan ) , while labeling the groups supported by the Soviet Union as `` terrorists '' ( such as the Palestinian Liberation Organization ) .

The Soviets , of course , described the same groups in exactly opposite terms .

For the purposes of this tutorial , however , the term `` terrorism '' will be used to describe acts that incorporate the following elements : Intentional or threatened violence directed against civilians or noncombatants ; Actors that are sub - national groups or individuals ( although they may receive financial or logistical support from governments ) ; Motivations that are chiefly political , ideological , or religious ( i.e. , not strictly criminal ) ; Often , some element of symbolism in the choice of target , together with the desire to elicit fear in a larger audience beyond the immediate victims of an attack .

In discussing CBW terrorism , it is important to distinguish between terrorist attacks involving chemical and biological warfare agents , which differ in several ways:

Chemical warfare ( CW ) agents are non-living , manufactured chemicals that are highly toxic and can enter the body through the lungs or the skin .

They cause illness or death within minutes to hours after exposure .

Biological warfare ( BW ) agents are microorganisms such as viruses and bacteria that infect humans , livestock , or crops and cause an incapacitating or fatal disease .

Symptoms of illness do not appear immediately but only after a delay , or `` incubation period , '' that may last for days to weeks .

Toxins -- nonliving poisons produced by living plants , insects , and animals -- are in a gray area between CW and BW agents .

They generally have an incubation period of hours to days , longer than that of CW agents but shorter than that of BW agents .

Chapters 2 - 6 discuss the technical issues of biological terrorism in greater detail .

There are several reasons why certain terrorist groups or individuals might favor the use of CBW over other kinds of weapons:

If used effectively , CBW are potentially capable of inflicting a large number of casualties -- more than is possible with conventional explosives .

CBW can have a greater psychological impact than conventional explosives , as suggested by the 2001 anthrax letter attacks , which killed only five people but frightened millions of Americans .

Terrorists may seek to obtain greater status or bargaining power by demonstrating that they have the technological capabilities required to develop , produce , and deliver CBW agents .

Although CBW agents are not nearly as destructive as nuclear weapons , they are much easier and cheaper to acquire .

The psychology or ideology of a particular terrorist group or individual may lead to a fascination with poisons and disease .

Those groups and individuals most likely to engage in terrorism with chemical or biological weapons lie at the intersection of three attributes : ( 1 ) motivation , ( 2 ) organizational structure , and ( 3 ) technical capability .

Motivation : The terrorist groups of greatest concern are motivated to inflict indiscriminate mass casualties ( random ; not targeting a specific person or persons ) and to engage in innovative and risky tactics .

Some groups may have a particular fascination with plagues and poisons .

Organizational Structure : The terrorist groups of greatest concern have an organizational structure and internal control mechanisms that enable them to prevent penetration by government agents or defection by group members .

Technical Capability : The terrorist groups of greatest concern possess the technical capability and know-how to acquire , produce , and deliver chemical or biological agents , or to recruit scientific experts in these areas .

Historically , very few terrorist groups have possessed the motivation , the organization , and the technical capability to conduct a successful chemical or biological terrorist attack , particularly on a large scale .

Some groups in the past have tried to acquire a CBW capability , but have lacked the technical expertise to do so .

Other groups have acquired a pathogen or toxin and have been motivated to use it , but were penetrated by law enforcement or exposed by defectors before the attack could be carried out .

Even before the events of September 11 and the anthrax letter attacks of fall 2001 , analysts began to observe some troubling developments along all three dimensions of the CBW terrorism threat .

A few terrorist groups active today are more motivated to carry out mass - casualty attacks , better organized to resist outside penetration , and are actively pursuing technologies and know-how relevant to CBW terrorism .

Yet although small terrorist cells may be more motivated to use CBW and harder for counterterrorism authorities to interdict , they may lack the technical and financial resources needed to produce and deliver CBW agents .

Further details about the motivation and organizational structure of the terrorist groups most likely to carry out CBW attacks are provided in the next two pages. ( The specific capabilities required to acquire and deliver biological agents are discussed in subsequent chapters . )

In the past , politically motivated terrorist organizations , such as the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( PIRA ) or the Palestinian Liberation Organization ( PLO ) , have not sought to inflict indiscriminate mass casualties .

Such groups engage in violent attacks against civilian targets with the aim of influencing public opinion and applying pressure on government officials .

Nevertheless , it would be counterproductive for politically motivated terrorists to inflict too many casualties , for two reasons:

These groups have an outside constituency that would be alienated by indiscriminate or disproportionate attacks , potentially triggering a political backlash .

Mass - casualty attacks would provoke government authorities to pursue the terrorists so aggressively that they would ultimately be destroyed as a viable organization .

Over the past few decades , however , a `` new breed '' of terrorists has come on the scene .

In general , these groups are more prepared to inflict indiscriminate casualties because they are not driven by specific political goals but rather by irrational belief systems , extremist ideologies ( such as neo - Nazism ) , apocalyptic prophecy ( predicting the end of the world ) , or religious fundamentalism .

Whereas most terrorist groups during the 1960s and 1970s were motivated either by left-wing ideology ( socialist / communist policies advocated by Marxist - Leninist or Maoist groups ) or by national - separatist goals ( a group 's pursuit to become an independent state based on its ethnic , racial , or cultural make-up ) , the number of groups characterized primarily by religious beliefs began to increase in the 1980s .

According to terrorism analyst Bruce Hoffman , in 1968 , none of the 11 major terrorist organizations then active was religiously motivated .

By 1995 , however , 26 out of 56 known , active international terrorist groups could be classified as religious in character and / or motivation .

Such groups either promote extreme forms of the world 's major religions or entirely `` new '' belief systems , usually in the form of cults .

Examples include the Aum Shinrikyo cult in Japan and The Covenant , the Sword , and the Arm of the Lord ( CSA ) in the United States .

Religiously motivated terrorist groups are more likely than political terrorists to resort to non - conventional weapons for the following reasons:

They may view extreme violence as divinely sanctioned and the fulfillment of God 's commandments .

They are largely unaffected by public opinion because they act on behalf of their deity and their co - religionists .

They may believe in apocalyptic prophecy and actively seek to bring about Armageddon , or the end of the world .

Another new type of terrorist organization focuses on a single , hotly disputed issue such as abortion , animal rights , environmental protection , or genetic engineering .

Members of these groups feel passionately about their chosen issue and are prepared to strike out violently against those who disagree with them .

The Army of God , for example , is an extremist anti - abortion group that has assassinated doctors who perform abortions and has sent hundreds of anthrax hoax letters to family - planning clinics around the United States .

The 1990s saw the rise of right - wing terrorism , including neo - Nazis and neo - Fascists in Europe and white supremacists and anti - government ( `` Patriot '' ) organizations in the United States .

The Patriot movement subscribes to a conspiratorial world-view in which the federal government is in league with Jewish bankers to deprive ordinary Americans of their land and liberty .

Patriot groups in rural areas often form armed militias that stockpile weapons and conduct training exercises in preparation for an anticipated violent showdown with the federal government or United Nations forces .

These confrontations are not purely in the realm of fantasy , however .

Several highly publicized clashes between federal authorities and local armed groups have occurred over the past decade , including the confrontation between Randy Weaver and federal marshals at Ruby Ridge , Idaho , on August 21 - 22, 1992 , during which Weaver 's son and wife were killed ; and the disastrous siege by federal agents of the Branch Davidian compound in Waco , Texas , in April 1993 .

In the United States , right - wing extremism is often linked to the Christian Identity church , a twisted form of Christianity that is bitterly racist and anti - Semitic .

Members of the church believe that whites are the real children of Israel , Jews are the evil offspring of Satan or Cain , and blacks and other racial minorities are sub - human .

Some Christian Identity groups believe in apocalyptic prophecy , including the `` purifying '' role of biblical plagues to vanquish sinners and help bring about Armageddon and the Second Coming .

Some subscribers to Patriot and Christian Identity ideology are not formal members of right - wing groups .

Instead , they constitute what terrorism analyst Jerrold Post has called a `` community of belief , '' linked through email and Internet websites rather than direct interpersonal contact .

Timothy McVeigh , who perpetrated the April 1995 bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City , was not a member of a Patriot organization but identified strongly with the anti - government community of belief .

Al Qa'ida ( Arabic for `` The Base `` ) is a loosely connected global network of Islamic terrorist groups that seek to expel U.S. troops from the Middle East , inflict revenge for what they perceive as America 's attacks on Muslims and its one - sided support of Israel , and eliminate Western cultural influences they consider contrary to Islam .

Many Al Qa'ida terrorists are prepared to sacrifice their own lives to carry out attacks , making them essentially impossible to deter .

On September 11, 2001 , nineteen Al Qa'ida terrorists hijacked four commercial aircraft and flew three of them into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon ; the fourth crashed into a field in Shanksville , Pennsylvania .

Shaped by a fanatical worldview , the terrorists sought to kill as many Americans as possible while striking at symbolic targets of U.S. economic and military power .

The September 11 attacks were also characterized by innovative tactics , impressive execution , and a sharp escalation in the level of violence .

A few pieces of evidence suggest that Al Qa'ida is interested in acquiring chemical and biological weapons .

The network 's mastermind , Osama bin Laden , has stated openly that it is his `` religious duty '' to acquire weapons of mass destruction .

In March 2002 , U.S. troops in Afghanistan found an abandoned laboratory under construction near Kandahar where Al Qa'ida members apparently planned to develop biological agents .

In August 2002 , the Cable News Network ( CNN ) broadcast an Al Qa'ida training video showing experiments on dogs with cyanide gas .

On March 1, 2003 , documents and computer hard drives were seized during the capture of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed , a key operational planner for Al Qa'ida .

These materials revealed that the organization had recruited a Pakistani microbiologist , acquired materials to manufacture botulinum toxin , and developed a workable plan for anthrax production .

No evidence obtained to date suggests that Al Qa'ida has actually succeeded in producing significant quantities of chemical or biological agents or developed an effective means of delivery , but the intention to do so is clearly present .

It was a bright cold day in April , and the clocks were striking thirteen .

Winston Smith , his chin nuzzled into his breast in an effort to escape the vile wind , slipped quickly through the glass doors of Victory Mansions , though not quickly enough to prevent a swirl of gritty dust from entering along with him .

At one end of it a coloured poster , too large for indoor display , had been tacked to the wall .

It depicted simply an enormous face , more than a metre wide : the face of a man of about forty-five , with a heavy black moustache and ruggedly handsome features .

Even at the best of times it was seldom working , and at present the electric current was cut off during daylight hours .

The flat was seven flights up , and Winston , who was thirty-nine and had a varicose ulcer above his right ankle , went slowly , resting several times on the way .

On each landing , opposite the lift-shaft , the poster with the enormous face gazed from the wall .

It was one of those pictures which are so contrived that the eyes follow you about when you move .

Inside the flat a fruity voice was reading out a list of figures which had something to do with the production of pig-iron .

The voice came from an oblong metal plaque like a dulled mirror which formed part of the surface of the right-hand wall .

The instrument ( the telescreen , it was called ) could be dimmed , but there was no way of shutting it off completely .

He moved over to the window : a smallish , frail figure , the meagreness of his body merely emphasized by the blue overalls which were the uniform of the Party .

His hair was very fair , his face naturally sanguine , his skin roughened by coarse soap and blunt razor blades and the cold of the winter that had just ended .

Um I personally think to set a mark with the judicial system and we 're talking about criminal - criminal cases that they should bring back .

They do n't do them real often which is obviously the death penalty .

Um , but I think if we quit , uh , building these Taj Mahals with the color TVs and sixty dollars sixty thousand a year to keep an inmate in there - on a - on a - on a life sentence , we should start hanging them and get it over with and let 's just screwing up the system uh .

I just saw on the news last night that they said the average time a sentenced murderer , you know , is in jail is two years before he 's paroled and a rapists is like six months and a burglar is like two months .

Because they just say there 's either no room in the system , you know , in the jails for them or , you know , it 's just that it seems like the automatic sentences - if - if a judge has leeway on what he 's going to , you know , sentence someone for between , you know , two months and uh fifty years and you know what 's his whim to decide it should be two months .

This is true and - and - and - and - and the way the law reads , uh , if they sentence you to -

If it 's if it 's life and a day then he 's not eligible for parole .

Well , even if it 's life like you say , we end up spending sixty thousand dollars a year to keep some , you know , joker in there for life .

We could spend that money , you know , for starving children that are starving or twelve million other things would be more useful than that .

So to me if somebody has life , you know , beyond a reasonable doubt , they should - that should be it - you know , particularly for some of these really .

I mean there are so many just major major serial murders and it 's not just like one instance or something it 's just , uh , horrifying some of the murders that go on .

Just should n't be allowed to to even even live uh about the issue about sentencing by the judge .

Uh , when there 's - uh my understanding - when there 's , uh , a verdict and it , for example , there 's a hung jury here in Fort Worth two day in eight to four and bam bam the guy got off .

Uh , he was , uh , he - he - was a veterinarian and killed two - a father and a son - okay .

Right rather than have to retrial the whole whole thing and spend all the money for people to , you know , go back to court and all the lawyers and i mean it just winds up costing the taxpayers a fortune - you know , a fortune - to keep doing that .

And the victims you know the family of these people that have been murdered they just have to have it dragged on for years and years before they ever get any resolution .

Exactly because it 's not next day they have the start the trial which is X number of months and just prolongs the situation that much more .

I think that that if it 's - if it 's - not a split decision , uh , go with the highest number and let 's just get on with the program .

Well if I - I saw on one of the talk shows this woman judge i believe from Florida and she just has just really stiff penalties and i saw that in in the hands of a judge that really was conscientious and really , you know , took the pains to give a sentence for what was deserved , it could - you could have a - a judge that would really make a good impact , but likewise you could have the flip side and have some judge that was paid off or you know had good - a good old boy network , or , for whatever reasons , you know , politics , just let all kinds of people through so he - he would have a heck - or - she would have a heck of a lot of power , you know , if used wrongly .

So , at least the jury system does something to prevent that , you know , or help it - with it - anyway .

I do n't know if it prevents it but seems like the jury system does have it 's advantages , but i also - i 've also heard on trials that sometimes they go through , like , three hundred jurors before they hand pick these jurors that they think are going to be the ones that are going to be the most lenient you know .

It almost should be the first twelve people that they - you know - that have on a list are the ones that are on the jury and that 's it .

Yeah , yeah , I get back to Price 's comment when he , uh , was found guilty he said , well , he did n't have any blacks , uh , you know from his neck of the woods .

He 'd have to have his whole family up there for him to feel like he 's got his peers or something , yeah .

Yeah , yeah , I mean you 're - you 're in Dallas so - everybody - i ca n't believe they can , uh , like in a murder situations , they look for juries who do n't know anything about the system well or know anything about the - the - occurrence .

You 'd be in - have to be in - a cave not to know what 's going on .

Or moving it to Lubbock or somewhere possibly is not the answer .

Oh , they 'd have to move it to Taiwan for people not to know about it practically .

Well , really , this is - breaks up my afternoon from changing diapers and mopping floors .

The art of change-ringing is peculiar to the English , and , like most English peculiarities , unintelligible to the rest of the world .

ASLACTON , England -- Of all scenes that evoke rural England , this is one of the loveliest : An ancient stone church stands amid the fields , the sound of bells cascading from its tower , calling the faithful to evensong .

The parishioners of St. Michael and All Angels stop to chat at the church door , as members here always have .

In the tower , five men and women pull rhythmically on ropes attached to the same five bells that first sounded here in 1614 .

But there is also a discordant , modern note in Aslacton , though it ca n't be heard by the church-goers enjoying the peal of bells this cool autumn evening .

Like most of the other 6,000 churches in Britain with sets of bells , St. Michael once had its own `` band '' of ringers , who would herald every Sunday morning and evening service .

Now , only one local ringer remains : 64-year-old Derek Hammond .

They belong to a group of 15 ringers -- including two octogenarians and four youngsters in training -- who drive every Sunday from church to church in a sometimes-exhausting effort to keep the bells sounding in the many belfries of East Anglia .

`` To ring for even one service at this tower , we have to scrape , '' says Mr. Hammond , a retired water-authority worker .

`` We 've tried to train the youngsters , but they have their discos and their dances , and they just drift away .

Mr. Hammond worries that old age and the flightiness of youth will diminish the ranks of the East Anglian group that keeps the Aslacton bells pealing .

According to a nationwide survey taken a year ago , nearly a third of England 's church bells are no longer rung on Sundays because there is no one to ring them .

The less complicated version of playing tunes on bells , as do the carillons of continental Europe , is considered by the English to be childish , fit only for foreigners .

Change-ringing , a mind-boggling exercise the English invented 380 years ago , requires physical dexterity -- some bells weigh more than a ton -- combined with intense mental concentration .

Proper English bells are started off in `` rounds , '' from the highest-pitched bell to the lowest -- a simple descending scale using , in larger churches , as many as 12 bells .

Then , at a signal , the ringers begin varying the order in which the bells sound without altering the steady rhythm of the striking .

Ringers memorize patterns of changes , known as `` methods , '' which have odd-sounding names like Kent Treble Bob Major or Grandsire Caters .

A series of 5,000 or so changes is a `` peal '' and takes about three hours .

A look at a Thursday night practice at St. Mary Abbot church in the Kensington district of London gives an idea of the work involved .

Ten shirt-sleeved ringers stand in a circle , one foot ahead of the other in a prize-fighter 's stance , each pulling a rope that disappears through a small hole in the high ceiling of the ringing chamber .

No one speaks , and the snaking of the ropes seems to make as much sound as the bells themselves , muffled by the ceiling .

Totally absorbed , the ringers stare straight ahead , using peripheral vision ( they call it `` rope-sight '' ) to watch the other ropes and thus time their pulls .

Far above in the belfry , the huge bronze bells , mounted on wheels , swing madly through a full 360 degrees , starting and ending , surprisingly , in the inverted , or mouth-up position .

Skilled ringers use their wrists to advance or retard the next swing , so that one bell can swap places with another in the following change .

In a well-known detective-story involving church bells , English novelist Dorothy L. Sayers described ringing as a `` passion { that } finds its satisfaction in mathematical completeness and mechanical perfection .

`` Ringers , she added , are `` filled with the solemn intoxication that comes of intricate ritual faultlessly performed .

`` Ringing does become a bit of an obsession , '' admits Stephanie Pattenden , master of the band at St. Mary Abbot and one of England 's best female ringers .

More often than not , ringers think of the church as something stuck on the bottom of the belfry .

When their changes are completed , and after they have worked up a sweat , ringers often skip off to the local pub , leaving worship for others below .

With membership of the Church of England steadily dwindling , strong-willed vicars are pressing equally strong-willed and often non-religious ringers to attend services .

Two years ago , the Rev. Jeremy Hummerstone , vicar of Great Torrington , Devon , got so fed up with ringers who did n't attend service he sacked the entire band ; the ringers promptly set up a picket line in protest .

`` They were a self-perpetuating club that treated the tower as sort of a separate premises , '' the Vicar Hummerstone says .

An entirely new band rings today at Great Torrington , several of whom are members of the congregation .

But there still are n't enough ringers to ring more than six of the eight bells .

At St. Mary 's Church in Ilminster , Somerset , the bells have fallen silent following a dust-up over church attendance .

The vicar , W.D. Jones , refuses to talk about it , saying it would `` reopen the wound .

`` But C.J.B. Marshall , vicar of a nearby church , feels the fault is in the stairs from the bell tower that are located next to the altar .

`` So crunch , crunch , crunch , bang , bang , bang -- here come the ringers from above , making a very obvious exit while the congregation is at prayer , '' he says .

Vicar Marshall admits to mixed feelings about this issue , since he is both a vicar and an active bell-ringer himself .

`` The sound of bells is a net to draw people into the church , '' he says .

`` I live in hopes that the ringers themselves will be drawn into that fuller life .

The Central Council of Church Bell Ringers , a sort of parliament of ringing groups , aims to improve relations with vicars , says John C. Baldwin , president .

It hopes to speak to students at theological colleges about the joys of bell ringing and will shortly publish a booklet for every vicar in the country entitled , `` The Bells in Your Care .

`` Says Mr. Baldwin , `` We recognize that we may no longer have as high a priority in church life and experience .

Mr. Baldwin is also attacking the greater problem : lack of ringers .

One survey says that of the 100,000 trained bellringers in England today , only 40,000 of them still ring .

Also , ringers do n't always live where the bells need to be rung -- like in small , rural parishes and inner-city churches .

But the council 's program to attract and train ringers is only partly successful , says Mr. Baldwin .

`` Right now , we 're lucky if after five years we keep one new ringer out of 10 , '' he adds .

One bright sign is that a growing number of women have entered the once male-dominated field ; more than a third of the ringers today are women .

The oldest bell-ringing group in the country , the Ancient Society of College Youths , founded in 1637 , remains male-only , a fact that 's particularly galling to women because the group is the sole source of ringers for Britain 's most prestigious churches , St. Paul 's Cathedral and Westminster Abbey .

This being Britain , no woman has filed an equal-opportunity suit , but the extent of the problem surfaced this summer in a series of letters to `` The Ringing World , '' a weekly newspaper for ringers .

One writer , signing his letter as `` Red-blooded , balanced male , '' remarked on the `` frequency of women fainting in peals , '' and suggested that they `` settle back into their traditional role of making tea at meetings .

In the torrent of replies that followed , one woman ringer from Solihull observed that `` the average male ringer leaves quite a lot to be desired : badly dressed , decorated with acne and a large beer-belly , frequently unwashed and unbearably flatulent in peals .

`` Another women wrote from Sheffield to say that in her 60 years of ringing , `` I have never known a lady to faint in the belfry .

The inhabited history of the Las Vegas Valley stretches to 23,000 b.c. , when much of the area was covered by a prehistoric lake .

During this period , the indigenous people lived in caves , hunting the mammals that gathered at the shoreline .

The landscape of the valley changed dramatically over the next 200 centuries .

The glaciers feeding the lake melted away and the lake evaporated .

Fossils tell an obscure story of man 's slow and sporadic development .

By this time , the valley was in much the same geographic state as it exists in today , with one exception -- the presence of artesian springs that bubbled to the surface in several areas .

These springs fed a network of streams draining through the Las Vegas Wash to the Colorado River .

The areas surrounding the springs were desert oases : sprawling collections of grasses , trees , and wildlife .

Many springs lay in areas that would eventually become the center of the modern Las Vegas metropolis .

For about 4000 years , the Archaics thrived in a culture that included many signs of early civilization .

Signs of even more advancement appeared halfway through the first millennium a.d. , when the Anasazi Indians inhabited the valley .

Far more progressive than the Archaics , the Anasazi utilized such formal agricultural techniques as irrigation to assist their harvest .

This permitted the Anasazi to achieve a benchmark of advanced society -- the ability to live in permanent shelters year-round without need to follow wildlife .

Mysteriously , the Anasazi vanished from the valley around a.d. 1150 , leaving it to be repopulated by the Southern Paiutes , another hunter-gatherer tribe .

Unable to replicate the agricultural techniques of the Anasazi , the Paiutes were destined to a semi-nomadic lifestyle until European settlers arrived , changing the nature of existence in the valley forever .

In the early nineteenth century , America 's western territories were still largely unexplored .

It was not until 1829 that Rafael Rivera , a Mexican scout , found a spring -fed valley and dubbed it Las Vegas -- a Spanish name that leaves many modern visitors wondering exactly where `` the meadows '' really lay .

For fifteen years , Las Vegas was used as a Spanish Trail way-station .

In 1844 , American explorer John C. Fremont parked his horses at Big Springs , and his report to the government resulted in a mail route leading past the spot on its way to California .

This put Las Vegas on the map and was one of the crucial turning points of its history .

In 1855 , Mormon leader Brigham Young responded to promising reports of Las Vegas by sending 30 missionary settlers to the valley ; they eventually built a fort not far from today 's Downtown .

Surrounded by acres of farmland hewn from the hard desert , the adobe fort became a focal point for the development of Las Vegas for the next fifty years .

The missionaries struggled valiantly against the dictates of the desert , trying simultaneously to survive the harshness of their circumstances and spread the Mormon faith .

Additional pressures from arriving miners pushed the missionaries ' plight beyond recovery .

Their supplies scarce , their harvest meager , and their spirit broken , they abandoned the fort in 1858 .

Despite the fact that the local land was rich in silver , by 1865 most of the mining traffic through Las Vegas was of prospectors headed to California or Northern Nevada in search of gold .

Bestowed with plenty of the invaluable pioneer spirit that characterizes Las Vegas to this day , Gass redirected his life by picking up where the Mormons left off -- at least when it came to ranching and farming .

Gass took over the abandoned Mormon fort and 640 acres ( 260 hectares ) surrounding it , dubbing it the Las Vegas Ranch .

His determination had other results as well : Gass was named a justice of the peace and a territorial legislator .

True to wild-West stereotypes , Stewart was slain by a neighboring farmer , leaving his strong-willed wife , Helen , to assume the duties of the ranch .

Through 1905 , Helen Stewart expanded the ranch to 2000 acres ( 810 hectares ) , making quite a bit of money in the process .

What happened next would mark the end of the successful Las Vegas Ranch and the beginning of the era of the subdivision seen across almost all of Western America to this day .

The railroad was coming , and when it arrived , Las Vegas would never be the same again .

At the turn of the 19th century Los Angeles and Salt Lake City were among the burgeoning metropolises of the new American West .

Though the two cities remained unlinked by rail , this was about to change quickly .

When it did , the Las Vegas Valley ( which at the time had a non-native population of less than 30 ) would change as well .

In 1903 , officials of the San Pedro , Los Angeles , and Salt Lake Railroad arrived in Las Vegas , eager to secure a right-of-way for their Los Angeles - Salt Lake connection .

Las Vegas would serve as a major stopover for crew rest and train repair .

As mapped , the track traveled directly through Helen Stewart 's Las Vegas Ranch .

In early 1905 , the route between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City was completed , and train tracks bore right down the center of the Las Vegas Valley .

On 15 May 1905 , the railroad held a land sale -- a momentous step in Las Vegas history .

Standing at the depot at Main and Fremont streets , railroad officials auctioned 1200 lots they had subdivided from forty square blocks of desert scrub .

Land speculators and locals alike were anxious to own a part of the newest railroad boomtown , and within an afternoon , more than 80 percent of the lots were sold .

With rail service in place and forty blocks of private property , it was ready to become a real town .

Businesses sprang up overnight , and wooden houses were erected to replace the tent city in which many of the early settlers had lived .

One year after the auction , the population of Las Vegas had ballooned to 1500 residents , a portent of things to come for the next ninety years .

The railroad needed a way station , and Las Vegas was the place .

Growth continued for ten years , and by 1915 the town had telephones , round-the-clock electricity , and a growing population -- many of whom worked in the railroad repair shop .

The growing competition in rail transport resulted in Union Pacific buying the Los Angeles - Salt Lake line .

Union Pacific then consolidated its operations , eliminating the Las Vegas repair facility .

Additionally , Las Vegas had been made a part of Nevada 's new Clark County in 1909 , a year when the legislature also outlawed gambling .

These unfortunate circumstances threatened to relegate Las Vegas to the status of a small desert community that could no longer support its 3000 residents .

But the southwest 's growing need for water , combined with Las Vegas 's fortuitous proximity to the Colorado River , would give Las Vegas a second chance to achieve prosperity .

Construction on Hoover Dam ( originally Boulder Dam , subsequently renamed for the president who authorized the project ) began in 1931 in a canyon 45 miles ( 72 km ) southeast of Las Vegas .

Providing an influx of $165 million to the southwestern economy , Hoover Dam played a major role in preventing Las Vegas from drying up , both financially and literally .

Not only did it create jobs , but it also created Lake Mead , the massive reservoir that today provides water to all of southern Nevada .

The construction of Hoover Dam did not single-handedly save Las Vegas , however .

The state legislature helped as well , by legalizing gambling in 1931 and thus solidifying the future of the town , though legislators and residents could never have known this at the time .

The hordes of people who attended Hoover Dam 's 1935 dedication set the city 's now-formidable public relations machine into action .

They went to work on what has become one of the lengthiest citywide tourism campaigns ever attempted .

It did n't take long for the city to establish itself as a wild- West town with an `` anything goes '' attitude .

Vices outlawed or heavily controlled elsewhere were legal here , available any hour of any day ( or night ) .

Thus originated Las Vegas 's reputation as an adult theme park .

Additional catalysts for the valley 's growth came from World War II .

Both the Las Vegas Aerial Gunnery School ( which became Nellis Air Force Base and the Nevada Test Site ) in the north , and Basic Magnesium in the nearby town of Henderson , arrived in the early 1940s as a result of America 's war effort .

By 1945 , the population had grown to almost 20,000 , with workers and airmen moving in at a rapid pace .

While many gambling halls opened Downtown in the 1930s and early 1940s , only two were built on the stretch of old Los Angeles Highway that ultimately became the Strip .

During this period , East Coast Syndicate member Benjamin 'Bugsy ' Siegel earned a foothold as a local casino operator .

By 1945 Siegel had become one of Las Vegas 's original visionaries , planning an opulent resort on the southern end of the LA Highway .

When the Flamingo opened in December 1946 , it did so with Hollywood flair and the new Vegas flash .

But the Mafia bosses who financed the operation were displeased with its performance ; Siegel was murdered in the summer of 1947 .

Despite its initial failings , Siegel 's Flamingo survived him , as did mob infiltration of casinos .

In fact , the Flamingo would launch over two decades of strong mob presence in Las Vegas .

Freely flowing `` comps '' ( complimentary food , drink , and entertainment ) were the order of the day , with mob bosses content to provide an environment of pleasurable excess as long as the cash kept rolling in .

While the mob was running the casinos , promoters were busily selling Las Vegas as a glamorous Hollywood in the desert .

From the mid- 1940s to the mid-1960s , Las Vegas nurtured a growing sense that it was the `` Entertainment Capital of the World .

Emerging stars , no longer content with playing small nightclubs , came to Las Vegas with dreams of making it big .

Frank Sinatra , Wayne Newton , and Louis Prima each arrived with mediocre status and suddenly found themselves with names as big as the marquees on which they were written .

The Rat Pack -- originally Frank Sinatra , Dean Martin , Sammy Davis Jr. , Peter Lawford , and Joey Bishop , all in town to film Ocean 's 11 -- landed at the Sands in January 1960 for a legendary stay .

Other Hollywood stars came as well , simply because Las Vegas was the place to be .

The Thunderbird , Desert Inn , Sahara , Sands , and Riviera hotels were erected during this period , luring a curious clientele drawn by tales of all-night partying , exclusive entertainment , and cheap accommodations .

There was no longer any question : when you wanted some unbridled adult fun , Las Vegas was the place to be .

Organized crime was soon to have a formidable adversary in its bid to control Las Vegas -- corporate cash .

Though Las Vegas had developed a powerful local economy , few major outside investments were made in the city , due primarily to mob infiltration and its inherent ties to illegal activities .

That would change dramatically with the 1966 arrival of billionaire Howard Hughes .

A legitimate businessman , Hughes was nonetheless eccentric and dramatic , a style suited to the Las Vegas ethos .

True to the myth , the reclusive Hughes immediately cloistered himself in the Desert Inn 's penthouse .

Several weeks later he was asked -- then ordered -- to vacate the room to make room for high rollers , whereupon he promptly bought the property and fired the management .

When it was over , Hughes owned six casinos , an airport , and an airline , along with numerous plots of land stretching from the Strip to the mountains .

Hughes ' actions would have beneficial repercussions , both immediate and lasting .

Because of the new legitimacy Las Vegas acquired from Hughes ' investments , established companies such as Hilton Hotels bought into the gaming business , and their influence helped draw a line in the desert sand between legitimate operations and mob casinos , where illegal skimming of profits was rampant .

That , combined with the formation of the Nevada Gaming Control Board , would signal the beginning of the end for heavy mob influence in the city .

As corporations moved in and the mob was slowly pushed out , a new Las Vegas emerged .

The first to really do so was Steve Wynn , a Las Vegas resident and owner of the Golden Nugget .

In the mid-1980s , Wynn began plans to reinvigorate Las Vegas with a new resort .

He bought several Strip properties -- the Silver Slipper and Castaways among them -- and demolished them to make way for a new kind of resort -- Mirage -- which became an instant success .

Wynn 's demolition of the existing properties started a trend that , more than any other , describes Las Vegas at the end of the 20th century : removal of old properties in exchange for the potential of new ones .

This trend has led to many more demolitions , including the Dunes ( replaced by Bellagio ) , Aladdin ( the new Aladdin ) and Sands ( Venetian ) hotels .

They can no longer be just a box filled with gaming tables , restaurants , and a showroom .

Excalibur , the MGM Grand , the Luxor , and New York - New York all followed Mirage 's lead during the 1990s , offering themed environments and attractions for families .

As evidence of the `` ever-faster '' nature of the city , by the middle of the 1990s the new approach showed signs of backlash , with many visitors criticizing the mediocrity of the Las Vegas experience .

The latest approach is perhaps the best of the post-mob era : the comprehensive resort .

New resorts offer attractions and amenities modeled after those available in top resort cities worldwide , including luxurious spas , signature restaurants , and exclusive boutiques .

Additionally , a handful of resorts -- such as the South-Seas themed Mandalay Bay , the Mirage , and the new Four Seasons -- are now catering exclusively to the luxury travel market .

The world 's most expensive resort at $1.6 billion , the Bellagio 's amenities include 5-star dining , Chanel-caliber boutiques , and a world-class collection of artistic masterworks .

Perhaps more important , such high-end accommodations raise the standards of expectations back to the mythology of the Rat Pack era .

As it changed from mob gambling town to corporate gaming venue , the population of Las Vegas skyrocketed .

Over 20,000 additional hotel rooms have been added in a few short years , including resorts in Summerlin and Lake Las Vegas .

Recent business projections for Las Vegas predict challenges ; tourism revenues must increase substantially to sustain what is already built , while actual figures show visitation as steady or declining .

The growth that has characterized Las Vegas for nearly a century may be facing a roadblock .

Still , the future of Las Vegas is sure to be determined as much by the pioneering spirit that built the city as by anything else .

With its new look and new aim , the prospects are good despite the warnings .

Inevitably , some people will get burned in the process , but others will rise triumphantly from the fray to even greater successes .

And that , more than anything , is the one constant that characterizes the past , present , and future of Las Vegas .

Two large fires in the New South Wales Blue Mountains , West of Sydney are burning out of control in difficult fire fighting conditions .

The first , a 8,000 hectare blaze near Blackheath , which has been burning for nine days broke containment lines at 11 PM AEDT on Monday .

Fire crews had been attempting to contain the fire before the onset of difficult conditions today .

Commissioner of the NSW Rural Fire Service said fire fighters had made a brave effort to contain the fire .

When the fire jumped containment lines , around 95 percent of the fire had been contained .

'' They 've worked extremely hard now for six days but probably their most herculean effort was last night , '' My Koperberg said .

'' They had several metres still to go when it became too hot and we had to evacuate them because it would have endangered them . ''

A second fire has begun burning on a 5 km ( 3 mile ) front , along the Putty Road near Wiseman 's Ferry .

It is thought that the fire could affect the village of St Albans .

With temperatures in the high 30 degree Celsius range and winds around 50 km/h ( 31 Mph ) , fire fighters are bracing for the worst in the Blue Mountains over the next few days .

It is feared forecasted wind gusts of up to 80 km/h ( 49 Mph ) overnight could fan the first fire into the township of Winmalee as it heads East .

North Korea has joined , violated , and withdrawn from the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) in the course of activities apparently dedicated to the production of nuclear weapons .

Li made the statement during trilateral talks between delegations from the United States , China , and North Korea .

On 10 February 2005 , the North Korean Foreign Ministry confirmed Li 's statement by announcing that Pyongyang had manufactured nuclear weapons .

North Korea has not conducted a nuclear test , but in early May 2005 , press reports indicated that U.S. satellite imagery had detected signs that North Korea could be preparing for a nuclear test to be conducted in June .

As of May 2005 , there had been three rounds of six - party talks in Beijing .

The six parties have agreed to hold working - level talks , and all sides have stated they have the ultimate goal of a non - nuclear Korean peninsula .

However , in February 2005 , Pyongyang announced that it was suspending indefinitely its participation in the six - party process until the the United States chanegd its `` hostile policy towards North Korea . ''

Many analysts now believe the talks are dead , and in early May 2005 there were reports that Washington and Tokyo were preparing to refer the issue to the UN Security Council .

On 12 May 2003 , North Korea announced that the bilateral `` Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula '' signed with South Korea on 20 January 1992 was no longer valid because of `` U.S. actions '' [ Note : the U.S. was not a signatory ] .

Under the agreement , North and South Korea pledged not to produce nuclear weapons , not to reprocess plutonium , and not to enrich uranium .

Under the Agreed Framework of October 1994 , Pyongyang also agreed to fulfill its commitments under the joint declaration .

On 10 January 2003 , North Korea notified the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) and the UN Security Council that Pyongyang was withdrawing from the NPT , and that the withdrawal would be effective the next day .

The treaty requires 90 - day notice before a withdrawal , but North Korea claims this is not necessary since Pyongyang already declared its intention to withdraw in 1993 , only to `` suspend its intention withdraw ''

The NPT withdrawal swiftly followed a December 2002 announcement that North Korea was lifting the freeze on its nuclear program , in response to the U.S. decision to suspend heavy fuel oil ( HFO ) shipments under the Agreed Framework .

Pyongyang said it was lifting the freeze to generate electricity to compensate for the loss of HFO supplies , and North Korean technicians were able to remove seals and disable monitoring cameras at nuclear facilities in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun within a matter of days .

The IAEA 's ability to directly monitor activities at the Yo ( ngbyo ( n nuclear complex was completely lost in late December 2002 when North Korea expelled IAEA inspectors who had been monitoring the freeze .

The Central Intelligence Agency estimates that North Korea has one or two nuclear bombs that were assembled with plutonium reprocessed between 1989 and 1991 .

If so , it is unclear if these devices have been `` weaponized '' or are small enough to be mated with delivery systems ; the location of any such weapons is unknown .

Furthermore , a plutonium bomb would have to be tested before North Korea could use it with confidence .

However , some analysts speculate that North Korean scientists were present during Pakistan 's nuclear tests in May 1998 , and that Pyongyang could have obtained a tested bomb design from Islamabad or from Pakistani scientists without government approval .

In the spring of 2003 , US intelligence detected activities around the Radiochemisty Laboratory , a reprocessing facility in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun , that indicate North Korea was probably reprocessing the 8,000 spent fuel rods that had been in a temporary storage pond .

In September 2003 , a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman said that North Korea had completed the reprocessing of this spent fuel , which would give North Korea enough plutonium for about four to six nuclear bombs .

In January 2004 , a delegation of American private citizens confirmed that the cannisters in the temporary storage pond were empty .

There are also concerns about North Korea 's suspected highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) program , which is a different path to produce fissile material for nuclear weapons .

In the summer of 2002 , US intelligence reportedly discovered new evidence about transfers of HEU technology and/or materials from Pakistan in exchange for ballistic missiles .

In October 2002 , a delegation led by James Kelly , US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and Pacific Affairs , visited Pyongyang and notified North Korean officials that the United States was aware of Pyongyang 's HEU development program .

Compared to plutonium - production facilities , the type of HEU production facilities that the DPRK may be developing would be difficult to detect , and therefore , it is difficult to accurately assess the program 's stage of development .

In early 2004 , Pakistani nuclear scientist Dr . A. Q. Khan revealed that he had sold gas - centrifuge technology to North Korea , Libya and Iran .

Libya has since abandoned its nuclear ambitions and is cooperating with the IAEA and the United States , which has revealed much about Khan 's network .

In April 2003 , Egyptian customs officials intercepted 22 tons of aluminum tubing from Germany , which would be enough for about 100 - 200 centrifuges .

In the spring of 2004 , it was reported that Khan visited North Korea and was shown three nuclear devices .

However , the report lacks details , and its contents have not been confirmed .

Although nuclear weapons were never used in Korea , American political leaders and military commanders threatened to use nuclear weapons to end the Korean War on terms favorable to the United States .

In 1958 , the United States deployed nuclear weapons to South Korea for the first time , and the weapons remained there until President George Bush ordered their withdrawal in 1991 .

North Korean government statements and media reports often cite a `` nuclear threat from the United States , '' and continue to claim that the United States has about 1,000 nuclear weapons deployed in South Korea .

There is no reason , however , to believe that this allegation is true .

There are different schools of thought on the motivations behind Pyongyang 's nuclear weapons program .

Those who believe North Korea is a revisionist state argue that Pyongyang 's nuclear motivations constitute a serious external threat .

This school of thought has ample evidence to support its claims : North Korea 's initiation of the Korean War , acts of terrorism , forward - deployed military forces , a constitution that states that the DPRK is the sole legitimate government for all of Korea , and Korean Workers' Party bylaws calling for a `` completion of the revolution in the south . ''

Many analysts also argue that Pyongyang 's record of exporting ballistic missiles indicates that North Korea would also be willing to sell nuclear materials , technology , or complete nuclear weapons .

On the other hand , some people believe North Korea is a state satisfied with the status quo and that it seeks peaceful coexistence with South Korea and the international community .

Proponents of this school often argue that North Korea 's nuclear motivations are defensive in nature and designed to deter external threats to the DPRK .

Evidence to support this argument includes the July 4 North - South Joint Communiquï¿½ of 1972 ; the Agreement on Reconciliation , Nonaggression , and Exchanges and Cooperation between North and South Korea of 1991 ( the so-called `` Basic Agreement '' ) ; the Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula of 1991 ; the summit meeting of 2000 ; the Agreed Framework with the United States ; and reunification proposals that would recognize `` two systems '' for the north and south .

However , critics argue that Pyongyang 's behavior is inconsistent and that this evidence is not credible .

Regardless of North Korean motivations toward South Korea and the United States , Pyongyang 's record of exporting ballistic missiles and missile production technology indicates that North Korea could also be willing to sell nuclear materials , technology , or even complete nuclear weapons .

In the early 1950s , North Korea began establishing the institutional base to train the human resources for its nuclear development program .

The Atomic Energy Research Institute was established along with the Academy of Sciences in December 1952 , but the nuclear program did not begin its take - off until North Korea established cooperative agreements with the Soviet Union .

Pyongyang signed the founding charter of the Soviet Union 's Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in February 1956 , and began to send scientists and technicians there for training shortly thereafter .

In 1959 , North Korea and the USSR signed an agreement on the peaceful use of nuclear energy that included a provision for Soviet help to establishment a nuclear research complex in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun , North P'yo ( ng 'an Province .

In the early 1960s , the Soviet Union provided extensive technical assistance while North Korea constructed its Yo ( ngbyo ( n Nuclear Research Center , which included the installation of a Soviet IRT- 2000 Nuclear Research Reactor , and other facilities ( see Yo ( ngbyo ( n Nuclear Research Center ) .

The small research reactor has been used to produce radioisotopes and to train personnel .

The cabinet and the Academy of Sciences were given operational and administrative oversight of the nuclear facilities , but ultimate control of the program and decisions over weapons development belonged to North Korean leader Kim Il Sung .

The program appeared to begin as a peaceful one , but whatever Kim 's original intentions , the Cuban Missile Crisis may have prompted initiation of a dedicated nuclear weapons program .

Kim Il Sung appreciated Soviet and Chinese support during the Korean War , but he had expected more , particularly from the Soviets , and he was dissatisfied that the war had ended in a stalemate .

In 1961 , Pyongyang signed `` treaties of friendship , cooperation , and mutual assistance '' with both Moscow and Beijing , but events led Kim to question the credibility of these alliances .

First , Kim had to question the credibility of Moscow 's alliance commitment after Khrushchev backed down during the Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962 .

Only two months later , the Korean Workers' Party Central Committee adopted policies to strengthen the military and to implement import - substitution programs to reduce dependency on arms imports .

Second , there are reports that Kim Il Sung asked China to share its nuclear weapons technology following China 's first nuclear test in October 1964 , but Chairman Mao refused .

In the late 1960s , North Korea continued to expand its educational and research institutions to support a nuclear program for both civilian and military applications .

By the early 1970s , North Korean engineers were using indigenous technology to expand the IRT- 2000 research reactor and Pyongyang began to acquire plutonium reprocessing technology from the Soviet Union .

In July 1977 , North Korea signed a trilateral safeguards agreement with the IAEA and the USSR that brought the IRT- 2000 research reactor and a critical assembly in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun under IAEA safeguards .

The Soviets were included in the agreement since they supplied the reactor fuel .

The early 1980s was a period of significant indigenous expansion , which included uranium milling facilities , a fuel rod fabrication complex , and a 5MW ( e ) nuclear reactor , as well as research and development institutions .

The early 1980s also marks the beginning of high explosives test that are required for the triggering mechanism in a nuclear bomb .

By the mid - 1980s , Pyongyang began construction on a 50MW ( e ) nuclear power reactor in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun , while expanding its uranium processing facilities .

Some of technology and equipment acquired during this period had dual - use applications for a uranium enrichment program that was not revealed until the late 1990s .

North Korea 's energy concerns make nuclear energy a legitimate rationale for nuclear power , and Pyongyang explored the acquisition of light water reactor technology in the early to mid - 1980s .

This period coincided with the expansion of North Korea 's indigenously designed reactor program , which was based on gas - graphite moderated reactors similar in design to the Calder Hall reactors first built in the United Kingdom in the 1950s .

In the early 1980s , Pyongyang was also exploring the acquisition of light water power reactors , and agreed to sign the NPT in December 1985 in exchange for Soviet assistance in the construction of four light water reactors .

After signing the NPT , countries have 18 months to complete a safeguards agreement with the IAEA .

In North Korea 's case , it was later discovered that the agency provided the wrong documents for the safeguards agreement and the IAEA subsequently gave North Korea an additional 18 months to complete the agreement .

Nevertheless , North Korea failed to meet the extended deadline , as Pyongyang demanded that the United States withdraw its nuclear weapons from South Korea , and that Washington and Seoul terminate the joint military exercise `` Team Spirit . ''

The agreement also bound the two sides to forgo the possession of `` nuclear reprocessing and uranium enrichment facilities . ''

The agreement also provided for a bilateral inspections regime , but the two sides failed to agree on its implementation .

North Korea finally signed an IAEA safeguards agreement on 30 January 1992 , and the Supreme People's Assembly ratified the agreement on 9 April .

Under the terms of the agreement , North Korea provided an `` initial declaration '' of its nuclear facilities and materials , provided access for IAEA inspectors to verify the completeness and correctness of the initial declaration .

Six rounds of inspections began in May 1992 and concluded in February 1993 .

Pyongyang 's initial declaration included a small plutonium sample ( less than 100 grams ) , which North Korean officials said was reprocessed from damaged spent fuel rods that were removed from the 5MW ( e ) reactor in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun .

However , IAEA analysis indicated that Korean technicians reprocessed plutonium on three occasions -- 1989, 1990 , and 1991 .

When the agency requested access to two suspect nuclear waste sites , North Korea declared them to be `` military sites '' and `` off - limits . ''

After the IAEA was denied access to North Korea 's suspect waste sites in early 1993 , the Agency moved to ask the UN Security Council for special ad hoc inspections , but on 12 March 1993 , North Korea announced its intention to withdraw from the NPT .

Under the terms of the treaty , withdrawal is not effective until 90 days after giving notice .

However , following intense bilateral negotiations with the United States , North Korea announced it was `` suspending its withdrawal from the NPT '' one day before the withdrawal was to become effective .

Pyongyang agreed to `` suspend '' its withdrawal while talks continued with Washington , but claimed to have a special status in regard to its nuclear safeguards commitments .

Under this `` special status , '' North Korea agreed to allow the `` continuity of safeguards '' on its present activities , but refused to allow inspections that could verify past nuclear activities .

As talks with the United States over North Korea 's return to the NPT dragged on , North Korea continued to operate its 5MW ( e ) reactor in Yo ( ngbyo ( n-kun .

By the spring of 1994 , the reactor core was burned up , and the spent fuel rods had to be discharged .

On 14 May 1994 , Korean technicians began removing the spent fuel rods without the supervision of IAEA inspectors .

This action worsened the emerging crisis because the random placement of the spent fuel rods in a temporary storage pond compromised the IAEA 's capacity to reconstruct the operational history of the reactor , which could have been used in efforts to account for the discrepancies in Pyongyang 's reported plutonium reprocessing .

The Clinton administration announced that it would ask the UN Security Council to impose economic sanctions , but Pyongyang then declared that it would consider economic sanctions `` an act of war . ''

Carter announced from Pyongyang that Kim had accepted the broad outline of a deal that was later finalized as the `` Agreed Framework '' in October 1994 .

Under the agreement , North Korea agreed to freeze its gas - graphite moderated reactors and related facilities , and allow the IAEA to monitor that freeze .

Pyongyang was also required to `` consistently take steps to implement the North - South Joint Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula , '' and remain a party to the NPT .

In exchange , the United States agreed to lead an international consortium to construct two light water power reactors , and provide 500,000 tons of heavy fuel oil per year until the first reactor came online with a target date of 2003 .

Furthermore , the United States was to provide `` formal assurances against the threat or use of nuclear weapons by the US . ''

While the Agreed Framework froze North Korea 's plutonium program for almost a decade , neither party was completely satisfied with either the compromise reached or its implementation .

The United States was dissatisfied with the postponement of safeguards inspections to verify Pyongyang 's past activities , and North Korea was dissatisfied with the delayed construction of the light water power reactors .

The policy review concluded that the United States should seek `` improved implementation of the Agreed Framework , verifiable constraints on North Korea 's missile program , a ban on missile exports , and a less threatening North Korean conventional military posture . ''

From Washington 's perspective , `` improved implementation of the Agreed Framework '' meant an acceleration of safeguards inspections , even though the agreement did not require Pyongyang to submit to full safeguards inspections to verify its past activities until a significant portion of the reactor construction was completed but before the delivery of critical reactor components .

In October 2002 , bilateral talks between the United States and North Korea finally resumed when US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and Pacific Affairs James Kelly visited Pyongyang .

During the visit , Kelly informed First Vice Foreign Minister Kang So ( k Chu and Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Kwan that Washington was aware of a secret North Korean program to produce highly - enriched uranium ( HEU ) .

The US State Department claims that North Korean officials admitted to having such a program during a second day of meetings with Kelly , but North Korea now claims that it has only admitted to having a `` plan to produce nuclear weapons , '' which Pyongyang claims is part of its right to self - defense .

The United States responded in December 2002 by suspending heavy oil shipments , and North Korea then retaliated by lifting the freeze on its nuclear facilities , expelling IAEA inspectors monitoring that freeze , and announcing its withdrawal from the NPT on 10 January 2003 .

Initially , North Korea claimed it had no intention of producing nuclear weapons , and that the lifting of the nuclear freeze was necessary to generate needed electricity .

On 10 February 2005 , the Foreign Ministry announced that North Korea had manufactured nuclear weapons , and in early April 2005 Pyongyang shut down its 5MW ( e ) nuclear reactor .

If the spent fuel in the reactor core is reprocessed , North Korea will be able to obtain enough weapons - grade plutonium for 1 - 3 nuclear bombs .

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The 2nd Street District consists of several new residential projects , restaurants , coffee shops , record stores , upscale boutiques and museums , and the Austin City Hall .

Elmwood Village is a pedestrian-oriented , mixed use neighborhood with hundreds of small , locally owned boutiques , shops , restaurants , and cafes .

Rard was a car engineer but by 1946 he was running his mother 's lingerie boutique near Les Folies Bergres in Paris .

The retail areas contain shops from chain stores up to high-end boutiques .

Florence 's main upscale shopping street is Via de ' Tornabuoni , where major luxury fashion houses and jewelry labels , such as Armani and Bulgari , have their elegant boutiques .

More recently , the stores in major downtown locations have been transformed into boutiques .

Restaurants , bakeries , traditional-clothing boutiques and specialty shops can be found in both areas .

Caserta , a former Delta Air Lines stewardess and owner of one of the first clothing boutiques in the Haight Ashbury , said that by September 1970 she had resorted to smuggling marijuana throughout California and she checked into the Landmark that month because it attracted drug users .

Local boutiques are adept at making western-style clothes using Moroccan materials .

Calvin Klein Madison Avenue , New York , 1995 -96 , is a boutique that conveys Calvin Kleins ideas of fashion .

The next few blocks of Bay Street are wall-to-wall boutiques , with a few restaurants and clubs interspersed throughout the retailers .

On June 28, 2006 , Anderson posed naked with other protesters on a window display of the Stella McCartney boutique in London , England .

Also , other major labels , such as Chanel , Prada , Dolce and Gabbana , Armani and Versace have luxury boutiques in Rome , primarily along its prestigious and upscale Via dei Condotti .

Double Bay in Sydney 's harbourside eastern suburbs is an upmarket area known for its expensive boutiques .

Many of the fashion boutiques and jewelry shops in the city are located in the Rialto Bridge and the Piazza San Marco .

The most exclusive Italian shoemakers maintain boutiques on this street .

She has since opened bridal boutiques in New York , London , Tokyo and Sydney , Australia .

Other scenes filmed here include the beach in front of the hotel along with the adjacent waterfrontin particular the Cartier boutique on the next corner .

In the long , frightening night after Tuesday 's devastating earthquake , Bay Area residents searched for comfort and solace wherever they could .

Hundreds of Californians made their way to their computers after the quake , and checked in with each other on electronic bulletin boards , which link computers CB-radio-style , via phone lines .

Some of the most vivid bulletins came over The Well , a Sausalito , Calif. , board that is one of the liveliest outposts of the electronic underground .

The quake knocked The Well out for six hours , but when it came back up , it teemed with emotional first-hand reports .

The time is Pacific Daylight Time , and the initials or nicknames are those subscribers use to identify themselves .

I was in the avenues , on the third floor of an old building , and except for my heart ( Beat , BEAT ! ) I 'm OK .

Got back to Bolinas , and everything had fallen : broken poster frames with glass on the floor , file cabinets open or dumped onto the floor .

I felt the temblor begin and glanced at the table next to mine , smiled that guilty smile and we both mouthed the words , `` Earth-quake ! '' together .

This time , it just got stronger and then the building started shaking violently up and down as though it were a child 's toy block that was being tossed .

12:06 a.m. HRH : I was in the Berkeley Main library when it hit .

Endless seconds wondering if those huge windows would buckle and shower us with glass .

Then the auto paint shop fire sent an evil-looking cloud of black smoke into the air .

Except for the gas tank at Hustead 's Towing Service exploding and burning in downtown Berkeley , things here are quite peaceful .

12:15 a.m. DHAWK : Huge fire from broken gas main in the Marina in SF .

A woman in a three-story apartment was able to walk out the window of the third floor onto street level after the quake .

12:38 a.m. DAYAC : I was driving my truck , stopped at a red light at the corner of Shattuck and Alcatraz at the Oakland-Berkeley border when it hit .

Worst part was watching power lines waving above my head and no way to drive away .

1:00 a.m. HEYNOW : I rode it out on the second floor of Leo 's at 55th and Telegraph in Oakland .

I could n't decide if I should come home to Marin , because my house is on stilts .

There was a horrible smell of gas as I passed the Chevron refinery before crossing the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge .

I could also see the clouds across the bay from the horrible fire in the Marina District of San Francisco .

I think a few of the aftershocks might just be my body shaking .

1:11 a.m. GR8FLRED : I could see the flames from San Francisco from my house across the bay .

1:11 a.m. RD : Building on the corner severely damaged , so an old lady and her very old mother are in the guest room .

3:25 a.m. SAMURAI : I just felt another aftershock a few seconds ago .

3:25 a.m. MACPOST : Downtown Bolinas seems to be the part of town that 's worst off .

No power , minimal phones , and a mess of mayonnaise , wine , and everything else all over the floors of the big old general store and the People 's Co-op .

The quivers move through my house every few minutes at unpredictable intervals , and the mouse that 's been living in my kitchen has taken refuge under my desk .

Then as things got rougher , we ran for the door and spent the next few minutes outside watching the brick sidewalk under our feet oozing up and down , and the flowers waving in an eerie rhythm .

Amazing what it does to one 's heart rate and one 's short-term memory .

4:02 a.m. SHIBUMI : Power is back on , and UCSF { medical center } seems to have quieted down for the night ( they were doing triage out in the parking lot from the sound and lights of it ) .

A friend of mine was in an underground computer center in downtown SF when the quake hit .

He said that one of the computers took a three-foot trip sliding across the floor .

Today should be interesting as people realize how hard life is going to be here for a while .

4:30 a.m. KIM : I got home , let the dogs into the house and noticed some sounds above my head , as if someone were walking on the roof , or upstairs .

Then I noticed the car was bouncing up and down as if someone were jumping on it .

I realized what was happening and screamed into the house for the dogs .

Cupboard doors were flying , the trash can in the kitchen walked a few feet , the dogs came running , and I scooted them into the dog run and stood in the doorway myself , watching the outside trash cans dance across the concrete .

When I realized it was over , I went and stood out in front of the house , waiting and praying for Merrill to come home , shivering as if it were 20 below zero until he got there .

When I saw the pictures of 880 and the Bay Bridge , I began to cry .

5:09 a.m. JROE : The Sunset { District } was more or less like a pajama party all evening , lots of people & dogs walking around , drinking beer .

6:50 a.m. CAROLG : I was just sitting down to meet with some new therapy clients , a couple , and the building started shaking like crazy .

It 's a flimsy structure , built up on supports , and it was really rocking around .

Biggest trouble was scared family who could n't get a phone line through , and spent a really horrible hour not knowing .

8:01 a.m. HLR : Judy and I were in our back yard when the lawn started rolling like ocean waves .

We ran into the house to get Mame , but the next tremor threw me in the air and bounced me as I tried to get to my feet .

Not one thing in the house is where it is supposed to be , but the structure is fine .

9:31 a.m. GR8FLRED : It 's amazing how one second can so completely change your life .

9:53 a.m. PANDA : Flesh goes to total alert for flight or fight .

I walked along Shattuck between Delaware and Cedar at a few minutes before eight this morning .

Next to Chez Panisse a homeless couple , bundled into a blue sleeping bag , sat up , said , `` Good morning '' and then the woman smiled , said , `` Is n't it great just to be alive ? '' I agreed .

Electronic theft by foreign and industrial spies and disgruntled employees is costing U.S. companies billions and eroding their international competitive advantage .

That was the message delivered by government and private security experts at an all-day conference on corporate electronic espionage .

`` Hostile and even friendly nations routinely steal information from U.S. companies and share it with their own companies , '' said Noel D. Matchett , a former staffer at the federal National Security Agency and now president of Information Security Inc. , Silver Spring , MD.

It `` may well be '' that theft of business data is `` as serious a strategic threat to national security '' as it is a threat to the survival of victimized U.S. firms , said Michelle Van Cleave , the White House 's assistant director for National Security Affairs .

The conference was jointly sponsored by the New York Institute of Technology School of Management and the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association , a joint industry-government trade group .

Any secret can be pirated , the experts said , if it is transmitted over the air .

Even rank amateurs can do it if they spend a few thousand dollars for a commercially available microwave receiver with amplifier and a VCR recorder .

They need only position themselves near a company 's satellite dish and wait .

`` You can have a dozen competitors stealing your secrets at the same time , '' Mr . Matchett said , adding : `` It 's a pretty good bet they wo n't get caught .''

The only way to catch an electronic thief , he said , is to set him up with erroneous information .

Even though electronic espionage may cost U.S. firms billions of dollars a year , most are n't yet taking precautions , the experts said .

By contrast , European firms will spend $ 150 million this year on electronic security , and are expected to spend $ 1 billion by 1992 .

Already many foreign firms , especially banks , have their own cryptographers , conference speakers reported .

Still , encrypting corporate communications is only a partial remedy .

One expert , whose job is so politically sensitive that he spoke on condition that he would n't be named or quoted , said the expected influx of East European refugees over the next few years will greatly increase the chances of computer-maintenance workers , for example , doubling as foreign spies .

He said that Oliver North of Iran-Contra notoriety thought he had erased his computer but that the information was later retrieved for congressional committees to read .

W. Mark Goode , president of Micronyx Inc. , a Richardson , Texas , firm that makes computer-security products , provided a new definition for Mikhail Gorbachev 's campaign for greater openness , known commonly as glasnost .

He cited the case of a Swiss oil trader who recently put out bids via telex for an oil tanker to pick up a cargo of crude in the Middle East .

Among the responses the Swiss trader got was one from the Soviet national shipping company , which had n't been invited to submit a bid .

The Soviets ' eavesdropping paid off , however , because they got the contract .

On 23 June 1996 , the Sunday Telegraph reported about a `` secret multi-million-pound deal with the Indian government which will supply banned materials used to manufacture poison gas . ''

Under the deal , India will build a sophisticate chemical plant at Qazvin , which will be used produce phosphorous pentasulfide , a dual-use chemical that could be used to produce chemical weapons .

QN : Has India built dual-use chemical production plants in Iran ?

QN : What dual-use chemical will be produced at the Indian-Iranian joint venture at Qazvin ?

In January - February 1997 , China supplied Iran with 40,000 barrels of calcium hypochlorite , a chemical-biological-radiological decontamination agent .

Iran continues to deny any allegations that it is actively pursuing an offensive CW program .

In 1996 , it held the first regional seminar on the national implementation of the CWC in Tehran so that government authorities could familiarize themselves with their duties and obligations under the treaty .

Being one of the few countries in the world that has experienced chemical warfare ( CW ) on the battlefield , Iran ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention in 1997 .

QN : Is Iran a signatory to the Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) ?

Desperate for hard currency to prop up its sickly regime , North Korea has demanded $1 billion a year from America to end its destabilising missile sales to countries such as Iran , Syria , Libya , Egypt and Pakistan .

That demand was reportedly knocked down by the Clinton administration to a series of satellite launches and some food aid , but the potential deal still lacked a key component-how to verify that North Korea was honouring the bargain-when the Clinton team ran out of time .

QN : Did the Clinton administration agree to send $1 billion a year to end the DPRK 's missile sales ?

In October 2002 , North Korea confirmed U.S. intelligence reports that it had a clandestine enriched uranium weapons program in violation of the Agreed Framework and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty .

In addition to aerial-delivered chemical ordnance ( bombs , possibly other types of ordnance ) , DPRK military airfields ( as of 1993 ) have posted a platoon of chemical defense personnel equipped decontamination and detection systems .

QN : Has North Korea taken steps to protect its military airfields from chemical weapons attacks ?

The continued willingness of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea ( DPRK ) , the People's Republic of China ( PRC ) , and Russia to provide Iran with both missiles and missile-related technology that at the very least exceed the intentions of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) .

QN : What countries have provided Iran with ballistic missiles and missile-related technology ?

QN : What Middle Eastern countries have been collaborating with Iran to develop their own ballistic missiles ?

However , DOD has no plans to help secure three other Russian nerve agent storage sites that store 65 percent of Russia 's declared nerve agent stockpile .

QN : Does the US Department of Defense ( DOD ) plan to secure all of Russia 's CW stockpiles ?

Many of the chemical weapons storage facilities lack a basic automatic alarm system to warn of dangerous levels of agent in the air .

Hence , the greatest danger posed by Russia 's CW stockpile is that people living near the storage sites will be exposed to these agents .

QN : Do Russia 's chemical weapons facilities have systems to detect the accidental release of chemical weapons ?

In 1986 , the Soviet government constructed a demonstration destruction facility in Chapayevsk that utilized neutralization and incineration technology .

The facility , which was designed to destroy 350 tons of nerve agent yearly utilizing hydrolysis followed by incineration , cost 50 million rubles and took more than three years to build .

QN : Has Russia built facilities for the disposal of chemical weapons in the past ?

Russia currently lacks the necessary capacity to dispose of its chemical munitions .

QN : Does Russia possess the infrastructure necessary to destroy chemical weapons ?

At Chapayevsk in the Samara Province , where lewisite and mustard gas were produced , tests performed in 19931994 reportedly found arsenic concentrations in the soil around the former plant to be 8,500 times the permissible concentration ( two milligrams per kilogram ) ; in areas of the surrounding town , they were two to ten times the permissible concentration .

QN : Is there evidence that Russia 's chemical weapons programs have polluted Russia 's environment ?

Russian scientists familiar with Moscow 's chemical warfare development program have been publicizing information on a new generation of agents , sometimes referred to as `` Novichoks . ''

These scientists report that these compounds , some of which are binaries , were designed to circumvent the CWC and to defeat Western detection and protection measures .

Furthermore , it is claimed that their production can be hidden within commercial chemical plants .

Tehran continues to seek considerable production technology , training , expertise , equipment and chemicals from entities in Russia and China that could be used to help Iran reach its goal [ of ] an indigenous nerve agent production capability .

Early 1990s Iran reportedly acquires 120 tons of castor beans , used in the production of the toxin ricin .

QN : Is there evidence that Iran has attempted to produce ricin ?

Iran has ratified the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) and publicly decried all forms of weapons of mass destruction ( WMD ) .

At the same time , it does have a very sophisticated biotechnology infrastructure that includes leading research facilities and trained personnel .

It has also participated in several scientific exchanges with foreign experts .

QN : Does Iran have the infrastructure necessary to produce bioweapons ?

8 January 1998 Iranian President Mohammad Khatami reaffirms his administration 's desire to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) .

He also declares that Iran is neither currently planning to build nuclear weapons nor will attempt to do so in the future , any nuclear technology will be applied to developing nuclear energy for peaceful purposes .

Russian officials do not deny research has continued but assert that it is for the purpose of developing defenses against chemical weapons , a purpose that is not banned by the CWC .

Many of the components for new binary agents developed by the former Soviet Union are not on the CWC 's schedules of chemicals and have legitimate civil applications , clouding their association with chemical weapons use .

Despite official statements by the governments of Russia , Ukraine , Kazakhstan , and Belarus that they are opposed to proliferation of NBC weapons and missiles , some sales have and are taking place .

Libya has demonstrated a willingness to use its missile capabilities .

In 1986 , Qadhafi fired two Scuds at a U.S. facility on the Italian island of Lampedusa .

This attack was conducted in retaliation for the U.S. bombing raid on Tripoli , which was carried out in the aftermath of Libyan terrorist activities in Germany .

Iran has an ambitious missile program , with SCUD B , SCUD C , and CSS-8 ( a Chinese surface-to-surface missile derived from a surface-to-air missile ) missiles in its inventory .

Having first acquired SCUD missiles from Libya and North Korea for use during the Iran - Iraq war , the Iranians are now able to produce the missile themselves .

Iran first acquired SCUD-B ballistic missiles from Libya and North Korea and used them during the Iran - Iraq war .

Libya has tried , with limited success , to develop its own indigenous missile , and to extend the range of its aging SCUD force for many years under the Al Fatah and other missile programs .

Yet another delivery option would be to equip Libya 's Su-24D `` Fencer '' advanced fighter aircraft with chemical bombs .

Libya currently has only a primitive capability to refuel such aircraft in mid-air , although it could potentially strike at Israel .

Libyan leader Muammar Qadhafi has shown that he is willing and capable of using chemical weapons and missiles against his enemies .

As with the other two plants , the Libyan government has claimed at various times that Tarhunah is a petrochemical complex or that the facility 's tunnels are part of the Great Man-Made River Project to funnel water from Libya 's southern acquifers to its coastal cities .

QN : Does Libya acknowledge producing CW at its Tarhunah plant ?

Indeed , Libya has already resorted to chemical warfare on a small scale as an assymetric response to conventional military inferiority .

When Chadian forces , with French support , launched a surprise attack on a military base inside Libya , Qadhafi ordered his forces to attack the Chadian troops by dropping Iraniansupplied mustard gas bombs from a transport aircraft .

In April 1996 , the U.S. announced that it had not ruled out using conventional weapons to stop Libya from completing what Washington claimed was a chemical weapons plant in Tarunah , near Tripoli .

Gaddafi said the missile would be developed to defend Libya against foreign aggression , including the threat of a nuclear attack .

QN : Has the U.S. threatened to take military action against Libya 's chemical weapons facilities ?

If so , security experts believe that Libya is several years away from acquiring a militarily significant indigenous BW capability .

QN : Has Libya admitted having stockpiles of biological weapons ?

Since the late 1980's , blister and nerve agents have been produced at Rabta , but the production rate has been low , and plant is not being utilized due to fear of attack .

QN : Is Libya currently producing nerve agents at its plant in Rabta ?

Libya claims it will not sign the CWC as long as other countries in the region possess NBC weapons .

Libya almost certainly will keep its chemical warfare program as long as Qadhafi remains in power .

Iran is often accused in Western circles of secretly developing an offensive biological warfare ( BW ) program .

In a 1996 report to the US Senate , the Central Intelligence Agency claimed that `` Iran has had a biological warfare program since the early 1980s .

Currently the program is in its research and development stages , but we believe Iran holds some stocks of BW agents and weapons ... ''

Iran has shown an interest in acquiring BW agents from foreign sources .

The speaker of the Iranian parliament publicly stated in 1988 that `` ... we should fully equip ourselves in defensive and offensive use of chemical , bacteriological , and radiological weapons . ''

Canadian and Dutch scientists were approached by Iranian personnel looking to acquire mycotoxin - producing fungi ( Fusarium spp. ) in 1989 .

Sources also claim that Iran has pursued the acquisition of castor beans ( known to be used for producing the deadly toxin ricin ) and retains several cultures of the anthrax - producing bacteria Bacillus anthracis .

Given Iran 's strong biotechnology and pharmaceutical infrastructure , it is not difficult to envision the development of a concealed BW program .

Several dual - use items have been imported into Iran from Western countries , and Iran is also working closely with India and Cuba within the realm of biotechnology .

Some Western sources believe that Iran first developed its BW program during the Iran - Iraq War ( 1980 - 88 ) .

Currently , its growing biotechnology industry does have the potential to divert dual - use agents for illicit warfare purposes .

There are several reasons why Iran would pursue a BW program , including establishing a deterrent against Iraq , establishing regional dominance , or developing an alternative to conventional weapons for asymmetric conflicts .

Some experts speculate that in its biological arsenal , Iran possess agents such as botulinum toxin , B. anthracis , and ricin .

In the early 1980s , upon approval of the World Federation of Culture Collections , the Iranian Research Organization for Science and Biotechnology set up a 600 - strain Persian Type Culture Collection to assist Iran 's biotechnology industry .

In August 1989 , Iran was accused of trying to purchase strains of Fusarium spp. from Canada and the Netherlands , which could be used to develop T-2 mycotoxin .

It is believed that the strains were destined for the Iranian Research Organization for Science and Technology and the Imam Reza Medical Center .

It must be noted that Dr . Bruno Schiefer , the Canadian toxicologist approached by Iran , was doubtful that Iran would use the strains for illicit BW purposes .

While the two strains of fusaria Iran requested are in fact dangerous to animal and human nervous systems , Schiefer contended that the toxins ( T-2 and related `` trichothecene mycotoxins '' ) produced by the fungi would not kill quickly enough to be an effective agent .

Contravening his own argument , however , Schiefer also speculated that the Iranians were most likely trying to acquire the fungi for defensive purposes , such as developing gas masks that would be protective in the event of its offensive use .

T-2 and other trichothecene mycotoxins are suspected components of `` yellow rain , '' which was allegedly used in battle by Communist regimes in Southeast Asia during the 1970s and early 1980s .

European firms have been targeted by Iranians for technology and equipment .

In addition , it has been alleged that former Soviet bioweaponeers have been hired by Iran to specifically work on its BW arsenal .

These scientists are supposedly experimenting with the causative agents of such diseases as Marburg , smallpox , plague , and tularemia .

According to Michael Eisenstadt , Iran `` probably is researching such standard agents as anthrax and botulin toxin and it has shown interest in acquiring materials which could be used to produce ricin and mycotoxins . ''

Another report indicates that `` Iran has ... conducted extensive research on more lethal active agents like anthrax , hoof and mouth disease , and biotoxins . ''

It must be noted that this latter source , cited by Anthony Cordesman , can not be independently corroborated , and firsthand data on Iranian BW agents is unavailable in open sources .

Some of the most common agents that are associated with the Iranian BW program in the open literature are B. anthracis , botulinum toxin , ricin , T-2 mycotoxin , and Variola virus , the causative agent of smallpox .

A table of cultures that Iran is known to possess is available in the Biological Capabilities section .

With respect to delivery of any BW agent , it is not immediately clear what route Iran has taken or will take .

Some experts believe that Iran is developing the capability to deliver biological agents by Scud missiles , aircraft , or other aerosolization techniques .

According to the CIA , Iran possesses weaponized biological agents that could be dispersed by artillery and aerial bombs .

The Iranian Shahab missile is reportedly capable of carrying biological warheads .

Iran has also conducted chemical and biological defense military exercises with helicopter sprayers and worked with cruise and ballistic missiles , although there is no concrete evidence that it has developed a biological warhead to be fit on such missiles .

Iran does have technological sophistication in the biopharmaceutical industries and produces a variety of vaccines for humans and livestock .

The Razi Institute for Serums and Vaccines and the Pasteur Institute are leading regional facilities in the development and manufacture of vaccines .

In January 1997 , Iran created an organization called the Iranian Biotechnology Society ( IBS ) , which serves as an umbrella organization to bring together various institutes and individuals focusing on biotechnology related research .

As there is no concrete mechanism for verifying government reports or allegations from exile groups , many of the allegations regarding the Iranian BW program remain unsubstantiated .

Most of the literature and accusations come from CIA reports , uncited writings of experts , and claims made by Iranian dissidents .

The majority of these reports cite Iranian attempts to purchase fusaria from Canada and the Netherlands as evidence that Iran is working on a covert weapons program .

While this could be true , it should be noted that the utility of these fungal species is not limited to BW applications .

For instance , the Iranian Research Organization for Science and Technology claims it researches Fusarium spp. to fight agricultural ailments in sunflower , tomato , and tobacco fields .

Also , Iran offered one of its premier facilities , the Razi Institute for Serums and Vaccines , to host mock inspections for the BWC .

If covert activities had in fact been taking place at this location , these inspections would have significantly jeopardized such efforts .

Research of publicly released information from Iranian scientific institutions shows no concrete proof of an offensive BW program .

However , the available information does not disprove allegations made by a variety of sources .

The sophisticated research facilities in Iran could easily serve as a front for illicit BW - related activities and offer a legitimate excuse to import dual - use material .

Before the 1990 Gulf War , Iraq had used its single cell protein research program at al-Hakam to camouflage its development of biological agents , including B. anthracis .

Similar , presumably legitimate advanced research is being carried out at the National Research Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology near Tehran .

There is no indication that Iran has successfully weaponized BW agents .

Given its current state of technology and the problems associated with delivering a sophisticated BW agent , it is unlikely that Iran currently has the means to carry out a significant biological attack .

Iran has one of the most advanced biotech industries in the developing world , and has long been recognized as a leader in Southwest Asia in the fields of vaccine research and production .

One of Iran 's primary biotech focuses is research on agricultural science .

In this field , Iran 's research is concentrated in creating genes that produce toxins against insect pests ; improving the biological resistance of plants ; formulating new pesticides ; improving techniques of spraying or otherwise disseminating pesticides ; investigating the effects on native plant species after they have been introduced to various pests and diseases ; preventing the production of mycotoxins in crops ; producing plant viruses and their corresponding antiserums for an antiserum bank ; and manufacturing pheromones and hormones to combat arthropods that harm Iran 's agricultural industry .

All of these research areas have legitimate and important uses for improving crop yields and reducing the threat to Iran 's agricultural industry posed by pests and disease .

However , the expertise , equipment , and methodologies involved are intrinsically dual - use , and thus could conceivably be applied for illicit purposes if so desired .

Iran maintains three important facilities for research on combating the spread of disease .

Two of these facilities , the Pasteur Institute and the National Research Center of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology ( NRCGEB ) , focus primarily on diseases affecting human beings , while the third facility , the Razi Institute for Serum and Vaccines focuses on diseases affecting both humans and other animals such as livestock .

The Razi and Pasteur Institutes have vaccine development and production experience dating back to the 1920s , and for many years both of these facilities were recognized among the most advanced of their kind in the developing world .

Today , all three facilities undertake projects requiring advanced microbiology and genetic engineering equipment and expertise that could be applied toward the production of biological weapons .

For instance , the NRCGEB 's research in recombinant DNA technologies , genetic engineering , and DNA vaccine production could conceivably be utilized to increase the virulence or resistance of select pathogens .

The equipment for mass - producing vaccines and antiserums at the Pasteur Institute could be utilized to mass - produce biological weapons as well .

Furthermore , Iran clearly possesses technology useful for producing biological weapons ( as will be elucidated in the Facilities section of this profile ) .

What remains unclear is whether Iran is indeed proceeding with a BW program .

Like many facilities throughout the United States and Western Europe that have similar or even more advanced capabilities , these facilities are open to public scrutiny .

Also , like many facilities in the West , Iran 's leading biotechnology research and development facilities create valuable vaccine products that are distributed in Iran and throughout the world .

Other Names : Tehran Polytechnic ; Amirkabir University of Technology

At present , Amir Kabir University ( AKU ) has 7000 students in undergraduate and post - graduate programs .

It has 14 engineering departments , five research centers , and an associate university complex located at the town of Tafresh near Tehran .

AKU employs 480 full - time teachers and 550 administrative employees .

Primary Function : Education , development of post - graduate studies , expansion of industrial and academic links , and establishment of new research laboratories .

Founded in 1958 , AKU underwent a series of reforms after the revolution to align its teachings with Islamic principles .

AKU 's Biomedical Engineering Department offers graduate programs in three major specialties -- Bioelectrics , Biomaterials , and Biomechanics -- which incorporate traditional engineering programs to address problems associated with human physiology , treatment , and rehabilitation .

AKU 's Biomaterials Laboratory is the largest university laboratory fostering research in the area of synthesis , processing , and modification of materials for use in biological environments .

This laboratory is especially active in the area of polymeric materials with the objective of modifying the physical , chemical , biological , and mechanical properties of polymeric materials to render them biocompatible .

The laboratory 's specific research areas include the design and processing of systems for controlled and targeted delivery of bioactive agents .

The university places emphasis on its strong relationship with the nation 's industries and the practical application of its training programs .

According to the National Council of Resistance of Iran , Iran has purchased dual - use equipment using the science and technology center at Amir Kabir University as a cover .

Middle East Defense News reports that AKU has been used as a front company to purchase the following equipment from the United States : computers , Unix software , and training from NCR , Apple Computer , and Sun Microsystems , and neutron - shielding from Reactor Experiments , Inc . None of these technologies appears to be directly related to biological weapons .

In 2002 , AKU and Damascus University signed a mutual scientific cooperation agreement that called for broadened scientific , educational , and research cooperation between the universities , the exchange of professors and students , the organization of scientific seminars and educational courses , and the formation of a joint working committee to probe into the inauguration of a branch of Amir Kabir University in Syria .

To reduce the extent of farm-related youth injuries , the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health ( NIOSH ) and the Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation have issued a set of guidelines known as the North American Guidelines for Children's Agricultural Tasks ( NAGCAT ) based on child development principles that matched children 's abilities with the requirements of specific farm work .

Most of the population is descended mostly from Arawak , and to a lesser extent Spanish , Italian , Dutch , and a few French , Portuguese , British , and African ancestors .

Opinions of abortion may be described as being a combination of beliefs about abortion 's morality the proper extent of governmental authority in public policy ; and on the rights and responsibilities of the woman seeking to have an abortion .

The true extent of his collections was not discovered until after his death , when the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh took in 641 boxes of his `` Stuff . ''

Slavery was known in ancient Egypt , but the extent and prevalence of its practice are unclear .

Notably , in #257 ( Oct. 1984 ) , Watson tells Parker that she knows he is Spider-Man , and in #259 ( Dec. 1984 ) , she reveals to Parker the extent of her troubled childhood .

The permissible extent of this defensive use of force is an arguable point among anarcho-capitalists .

After the 1945 victory of the Allies over Nazi Germany , and particularly after the extent of the Nazi genocide of Jews became known , the term `` antisemitism '' acquired pejorative connotations .

The exact number and extent of these ''pagi '' is unclear and probably changed over time .

On the way the plane stopped in Rome , where John was arrested .

QN : In which city is John 's laptop on the evening of Dec 10th ?

QN : In which city is John 's laptop on the evening of Dec 11th ?

John , who travels abroad often , is at home in Boston and receives a call that he must immediately go to Paris .

A rainstorm caused cancellation of the important meeting on Thursday .

He also sold the XYZ-11 , the key part necessary for the trigger .

His train to New York was scheduled to leave the station at 10:30 .

South Africa 's nuclear , biological , chemical , and missile programs reflected perceptions of internal and external threats stemming from its former government 's policy of apartheid , as well as the country 's advanced state of technical development .

The apartheid government also undertook a chemical and biological weapons ( CBW ) defense program , which reportedly also included offensive research and use of CBW agents against opponents of that government .

While the proliferation legacies of South Africa 's nuclear and missile programs were effectively resolved through verified disarmament measures that won international acclaim , dismantlement of the country 's CBW capabilities was not verified to a comparable degree of certainty .

The post - apartheid government of South Africa implemented its nonproliferation and disarmament policy through the Non - Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction Act ( No. 87 of 1993 ) to control the transfer of sensitive items and technologies .

South Africa is the first and , to date , only country to build a nuclear arsenal , and then voluntarily dismantle its entire nuclear weapons program .

The South African experience demonstrates that at least under some conditions , unilateral disarmament is not only possible , but can improve a nation 's security .

In the 1960s , South Africa began to explore the technical utility of `` peaceful nuclear explosions '' for mining and engineering purposes .

In 1973 , then Prime Minister Johannes Vorster approved a program to develop a limited nuclear deterrent capability .

Ultimately , South Africa manufactured six air - deliverable nuclear weapons of the `` gun - type '' design .

In parallel with decisions to end apartheid , the government halted the bomb program in 1989 and dismantled existing weapons and associated production equipment .

South Africa acceded to the Treaty on the Non - Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons ( NPT ) as a non - nuclear weapon state in 1991 , and International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) inspectors subsequently verified the completeness of its nuclear dismantlement .

South Africa joined the Zangger Committee in 1994 and the Nuclear Suppliers Group in 1995 .

South Africa was instrumental in winning indefinite extension of the NPT in 1995 , and played a leading role in successful conclusion of the 2000 NPT Review Conference as a member of the `` New Agenda Coalition '' that also included Brazil , Egypt , Ireland , Mexico , New Zealand , and Sweden .

More recently , South Africa began working more closely with the IAEA in 2004 , in order to monitor international smuggling of nuclear weapons materials , after investigations of a South African businessman exposed connections to the A.Q. Khan network .

In 2004 , there was also ample discussion concerning South Africa 's dwindling coal reserves and its need for additional nuclear power generation .

South Africa 's biological weapons program was one of the two principal components of its covert state - sponsored CBW program , codenamed Project Coast ( later Project Jota ) .

Personnel associated with Coast have characterized it as the most sophisticated program of its type outside of the former Soviet Union , but international CBW experts generally consider it to have been considerably less advanced from a scientific standpoint .

Although ostensibly created entirely for defensive purposes , since government and Cuban military forces in Angola were reportedly equipped for and planning to use -- if not already using -- CW agents against the South African Defence Force ( SADF ) , from the outset the program also had offensive features and capabilities .

The apartheid - era South African government viewed itself as the target of a `` total onslaught '' by Soviet-backed Marxist guerrillas or regimes in neighboring states and black nationalists at home , and to meet this all - encompassing `` red - black danger '' it was apparently willing to use almost any means at its disposal to defend itself .

The chief facility for researching , producing , and testing BW agents and lethal toxic chemicals was a military front company called Roodeplaat Research Laboratories , located north of Pretoria , and other facilities were established to develop protective clothing and manufacture exotic assassination devices .

Project Officer Dr . Wouter Basson also set up an elaborate network of procurement and financial front companies overseas .

During its existence Coast scientists tested or developed a wide range of harmful BW agents , including Bacillus anthracis , botulinum toxin , Vibrio cholerae , Clostridium perfringens , plague bacteria , and salmonella bacteria .

Some of these pathogens were probably used to assassinate individual `` enemies of the state , '' and it is alleged that both anthrax bacteria and V. cholerae were each employed on at least one occasion to infect larger populations .

The CBW program was officially dismantled in 1993 , in the midst of a liberalizing transformation of the regime .

There are indications , however , that certain personnel who were intimately involved in the program , including Basson , may have provided technical knowledge , equipment , or materials to `` rogue regimes '' such as Libya , to foreign intelligence personnel , to unscrupulous black marketers trafficking in dangerous weapons , and perhaps also -- if certain journalists can be believed -- to elements of a shadowy international network of right - wing extremists .

These claims have yet to be fully investigated , much less verified .

The extent to which various foreign governments , military establishments , and intelligence agencies secretly monitored or covertly assisted in the development of the program likewise remains an open question .

South Africa 's chemical warfare program was one of the two principal components of its covert state - sponsored CBW program , codenamed Project Coast ( later Project Jota ) .

The apartheid - era South African government viewed itself as the target of a `` total onslaught '' by Soviet - backed Marxist guerrillas or regimes in neighboring states and black nationalists at home , and to meet this all - encompassing `` red - black danger '' it was apparently willing to use almost any means at its disposal to defend itself .

The chief facility for researching and producing CW agents was a military front company called Delta G Scientific , located between Johannesburg and Pretoria , and several other facilities were set up to develop protective clothing , manufacture exotic assassination devices , and `` weaponize '' irritants ( Riot Control Agents such as CS and CR ) and incapacitants by placing them in artillery shells , mortar bombs , and grenades .

During its existence Coast scientists tested and developed both small quantities of well - known CW agents ( including mustard agent , sarin , tabun , BZ , and perhaps VX ) and a host of lethal , hard - to - trace toxic chemicals .

Several of these latter , above all the toxic organophosphates , were almost certainly employed to assassinate individual `` enemies of the state . ''

Certain CW facilities also carried out research on the suitability of using illegal drugs such as methaqualone ( `` Quaaludes '' ) , MDMA ( `` Ecstasy '' ) , LSD , marijuana extract ( tetrahydrocannibol ) , and cocaine as incapacitating `` calmatives , '' but some of these illegal drugs may have ended up being sold for a profit .

It is not clear when South Africa began ballistic missile - related efforts , but reportedly by the mid - 1980s , some missile infrastructure existed in the country .

It appears that Israel collaborated with South Africa in development of this program , but the nature and extent of this relationship is unknown .

Following a July 1989 flight - test of what Pretoria described as a `` booster rocket '' in a space - launch program , U.S. intelligence noted striking similarities between this system and Israel 's intermediate - range Jericho - 2 ballistic missile .

Facing U.S. opposition to missile proliferation and the end of its apartheid government , South Africa abandoned its missile and space launch programs in 1991 and dismantled associated facilities under international observation .

South Africa became a member of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) in 1995 .

Several forest fires which have ruined well over ten thousand hectares of land are continuing to burn in the Spanish region of Galicia today .

Four people have perished so far in the blazes which the government says were started intentionally by arsonists over a week ago .

Police have arrested twenty -four people on suspicion of starting the fires .

'' Those arrested are people who knew exactly what they were doing , knew they were committing crimes and went up into the hills to start fires , sometimes more than one , '' said the president of Galicia 's regional government , Emilio Perez Tourino .

Four hundred troops are currently in the northwestern county guarding densely-populated areas , airports and power stations .

Spain 's President of Government , Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero , said earlier this week that an additional 1,200 army personnel would be sent to the area to assist the fire service .

Yesterday , flames continued to threaten Galicia , but the number of fires said to be out of control reportedly dropped thanks to the vigorous efforts of firefighters , soldiers and volunteers .

Odds changers , or jinglers , attempt to gain favorable odds by dumping large amounts of money on a particular horse , then canceling the bet at the last moment in order to make a second bet at better odds .

As mentioned , IBM has opted for the mouse stick in the middle of the keyboard instead of the little trackball or the little panel you diddle with your finger .

Lehr has become a major force on the Trojans ' pitching staff , despite the fact that his pitching career at this level is still in its infancy .

If truth is the first casualty in war , then dignity was the first principle to keel over in the dirty little war in Washington .

The mistake most beginners make is in loading too much paint on the bristles .

In the next few decades , unless Japan somehow manages to arrest current trends , it may find that its share of global economic output has shrunk considerably .

QN : Will Japan 's share of global economic output decrease in the next few decades ?

Fiscal hawks on Capitol Hill vowed Monday to vote against the embassy security measures unless they are paid for by cuts elsewhere in the administration 's budget .

QN : Will fiscal hawks on Capitol Hill vote against the embassy security measures ?

American officials now say they believe that Muhammad was warned by someone in the Qatar government and that he was staying at the estate of Abdallah bin Khalid , a fundamentalist who has provided support for other Islamic radicals .

A former American intelligence official said bin Laden also visited bin Khalid in Qatar twice in the mid- 1990s .

Annabelle Irwin , a retired Iowa State English professor who drew on her experience as a high school teacher in collaborating on an acclaimed series of books for young teen-agers , died Sept. 13 at a daughter 's home in Des Moines , Iowa .

Fabric awning prices are more varied than aluminum awning prices , according to Kevin Tatman , owner of Merit Awnings in Dayton .

Merit , in business since 1979 , has always sold aluminum awnings and started selling Sunbrela brand fabric awnings about eight years ago .

QN : Are fabric awning prices more varied than aluminum awning prices ?

Increasingly , health experts and researchers are naming the nation 's penchant for large portions and `` supersizing '' as a leading cause of obesity .

Dual-core chips can do the same work that a single-core chip can , only faster , while consuming less power and at a cooler temperature .

QN : Do dual-core chips consume more power than single-core chips ?

Duke initially planned on giving every new student a free iPod , but now only plans on giving iPods to students in certain classes .

QN : Does the judge think Daimler fraudlently described the 1998 deal to avoid paying a premium ?

QN : Does Mr Kerkorian think Daimler fraudlently described the 1998 deal to avoid paying a premium ?

MG Rover is on the brink of collapse after Britain refused to provide $100 million in emergency funding and component suppliers withdrew their support , forcing the car-maker to halt production .

A World Trade Organization ( WTO ) appeals panel Thursday ruled that although the United States can continue with its restrictions on internet gambling , some of the rules imposed by the country were discriminatory to foreign operators .

Two sisters who know their mother had genetic testing before she died of ovarian cancer want to find out her test results .

Marc Vaughn did n't kill the four hostages with a gun , he used a knife .

Early in the 1990s , Chinese officials made land available for a new hospital , and money for construction and operating costs .

QN : Did officials from China make land available for a new hospital ?

Tuesday 's rout of a GOP congressional hopeful in a Mississippi district that has n't backed a Democratic presidential candidate since Adlai Stevenson is another reminder that , at least at the federal level , political `` ticket splitting '' has been on the rise over the past half century .

In only one presidential election year prior to 1948 did more than 20 % of the nation 's congressional districts choose a different party 's candidate for the White House than for the House of Representatives .

In every presidential election over the past half century , except for the Goldwater presidential candidacy , the GOP has captured a greater percentage of the major-party popular vote for president than it has of congressional seats or the popular vote for Congress .

A simple economic theory may provide at least a partial explanation for the split personality displayed by Americans in the voting booth .

1 ) Voters can `` buy '' one of two brands when they select their political agents -- a Republican brand that believes in the minimalist state and in the virtues of private markets over the vices of public action , and a Democratic brand that believes in big government and in public intervention to remedy the excesses attendant to the pursuit of private interest .

2 ) Congressional representatives have two basic responsibilities while voting in office -- dealing with national issues ( programmatic actions such as casting roll call votes on legislation that imposes costs and/or confers benefits on the population at large ) and attending to local issues ( constituency service and pork barrel ) .

3 ) Republican congressional representatives , because of their belief in a minimalist state , are less willing to engage in local benefit-seeking than are Democratic members of Congress .

If they put a Republican into office , not only will they acquire less in terms of local benefits but their selected legislator will be relatively powerless to prevent other legislators from `` bringing home the bacon '' to their respective constituencies .

Each legislator , after all , is only one out of 535 when it comes to national policy making .

Although a GOP president may limit local benefits to the voter 's particular district/state , such a president is also likely to be more effective at preventing other districts/states and their legislators from bringing home the local benefits .

First , why ticket splitting has increased and taken the peculiar pattern that it has over the past half century : Prior to the election of Franklin Roosevelt as president and the advent of the New Deal , government occupied a much smaller role in society and the prisoner 's dilemma problem confronting voters in races for Congress was considerably less severe .

Second , it explains why voters hold Congress in disdain but generally love their own congressional representatives : Any individual legislator 's constituents appreciate the specific benefits that the legislator wins for them but not the overall cost associated with every other legislator doing likewise for his own constituency .

Third , the theory suggests why legislators who pay too much attention to national policy making relative to local benefit-seeking have lower security in office .

For example , first-term members of the House , once the most vulnerable of incumbents , have become virtually immune to defeat .

The one exception to this recent trend was the defeat of 13 of the 52 freshman Republicans brought into office in 1980 by the Reagan revolution and running for re-election in 1982 .

Because these freshmen placed far more emphasis on their partisan role -- spreading the Reagan revolution -- in national policy making , they were more vulnerable to defeat .

Potential candidates may be discouraged from running less by the congressional salary than by the prospect of defeat at the hands of a Democratic opponent .

To the extent that potential Republican candidates and their financial backers realize that the congressional prisoner 's dilemma game works to their disadvantage , the Republican Party will be hindered in its attempts to field a competitive slate of congressional candidates .

Fifth , the theory may provide at least a partial reason for why ticket splitting has been particularly pronounced in the South .

To the extent that Democratic legislators from the South have held a disproportionate share of power in Congress since 1932 and have been able to translate such clout into relatively more local benefits for their respective constituencies , voters in the South have had an especially strong incentive to keep such Democrats in office .

Since local benefit-seeking matters more and national policy making matters less in the lower chamber of Congress , this is precisely the pattern one would expect if Republicans are less willing to engage in local benefit-seeking than their Democratic counterparts .

Three pieces of evidence corroborate the key assumption that Democratic legislators are more willing to engage in local benefit-seeking than their Republican colleagues .

First , economists James Bennett and Thomas DiLorenzo find that GOP senators turn back roughly 10 % more of their allocated personal staff budgets than Democrats do .

To the extent that the primary duty of personal staff involves local benefit-seeking , this indicates that political philosophy leads congressional Republicans to pay less attention to narrow constituent concerns .

Second , if the key assumption is valid , Democrats should have lower attendance rates on roll-call votes than Republicans do to the extent that such votes reflect national policy making and that participating in such votes takes away from the time a legislator could otherwise devote to local benefit-seeking .

This is indeed what the data indicate , particularly in the case of the House .

The Democratic House attendance rate has not exceeded the Republican House attendance rate since 1959 .

Finally , as shown in the table , Democrats allocate a higher proportion of their personal staffs to district offices -- where local benefit-seeking duties matter more and national policy making activities matter less relative to Washington offices .

An examination of changes in personal staffing decisions in the Senate between 1986 and 1987 ( when control of that body changed party hands ) , moreover , reveals that the personal staffing differences noted in the table can not be attributed to the disproportionate control Democrats exercise , due to their majority-party status , over other resources such as committee staff .

An additional piece of evidence from the Senate : Holding other factors constant , such as incumbency advantages and regional factors , the difference between popular votes for Republican presidential and senatorial candidates in states conducting a Senate election turns out to be a positive function of how onerous the federal government 's tax burden is per state ( a progressive tax rate hits higher-income states harder ) .

Moreover , ticket splitting appears to take the same peculiar pattern at the state government level as it does at the federal level .

State government is more typically split along Republican-governor/Democratic-legislature lines than the reverse .

A cross-state econometric investigation , furthermore , reveals that , holding other factors constant , the difference between a state 's major-party vote going to the Republican gubernatorial candidate and the Republican share of the lower state house is a positive function of the state tax rate .

In sum , at both the federal and state government levels at least part of the seemingly irrational behavior voters display in the voting booth may have an exceedingly rational explanation .

Mr. Zupan teaches at the University of Southern California 's business school .

Firefighters rescue nearly a dozen animals in Buffalo , New York house fire

Buffalo , New York A three alarm fire at a house owned by John and Evelyn Bencinich , two of the initiators of a lawsuit filed against the Elmwood Village Hotel proposal in Buffalo , required firefighters to rescue eight cats and two dogs in Buffalo , New York today .

At about 8:30 ( eastern time ) firefighters were called to the home on 48 Granger Place to put out a fire that had started in the basement .

It quickly spread to the first floor where the main bathroom was destroyed .

Initial calls said that many animals were inside the house and firefighters quickly worked to rescue all the cats and dogs .

At least one cat and one dog had to receive CPR and oxygen , but both are reported to be in stable condition .

At least 3 cats are unaccounted for , but after a search of the house , the cats were not believed to have been inside at the time the fire started .

One elderly woman , Anna Bencinich , the mother of Evelyn , was rescued by neighbors who helped her from the burning house .

The fire started in the basement and spread to a small portion of the first floor .

Two firefighters were injured while fighting the fire and were transported to Erie County Medical Center , '' said Division Fire Chief Thomas Ashe who also said that sections of the kitchen wall at the back of the house had to be torn out to stop the fire from spreading through the walls .

One firefighter is being treated for bite injuries to his face that he received while attempting to rescue a dog .

The other firefighter was treated for injuries he received to his hand , which was believed to have been caused by glass or a cat scratching him .

According to witness reports , the home owners had a new water heater installed just last week , but it is not known if the fire was caused by the heater .

'' We believe the fire was caused by an electrical ( malfunction ) .

An investigation is being conducted , '' said Battalion Chief Joe Fahey who also added that they did not believe arson was the cause .

While it 's no longer the bargain shopping destination it once was , there are still some good buys to be had .

Since Hong Kong is a duty - free port and charges no sales tax , goods are cheaper here than in the country where they were made .

On photographic equipment , electronic goods , and watches , you avoid the luxury tax payable in your home country .

Specialty goods and souvenirs , often handmade , come from Hong Kong and elsewhere in China .

Custom - made garments by skillful Hong Kong tailors are still much in demand and cost less than elsewhere for comparable garments .

Note that alcohol and tobacco are both exceptions to Hong Kong 's duty - free regime and are subject to tax .

You 'll find that prices are about the same in Hong Kong Central and Kowloon , and somewhat cheaper in Causeway Bay , which caters to local shopping .

Large shops on the fashionable thoroughfares tend to be more expensive than smaller `` family '' shops tucked away in the side streets .

Stores do not open until 10 am or later , but shopping goes on into the evening , up to 9:30 pm .

Shops in Central are an exception ; they generally close at 6 pm and are not open on Sunday .

The only holiday on which all commerce comes to a halt is the Chinese New Year in January or February .

Hong Kong has a vast range of the most high-tech audio-visual , sound , and screen equipment .

Syria has a small nuclear program that can be described , at best , as `` elemental '' to a nuclear fuel cycle program .

Most of the program has revolved around research and the production of isotopes for use in medical and agricultural applications .

Although Syria does not appear to have ever pursued nuclear weapons , there have been rumors that it considered doing so in the early 1980s .

These rumors are mainly based on statements made by high - level Syrian officials and would-be arms suppliers .

However , no nuclear weapons program has ever materialized or been initiated .

It appears that the Syrian nuclear program continues to be focused solely on civilian nuclear research , based on international cooperation , and set to support a continued domestic aspiration for a nuclear power program .

Assistance to Syria has come from various countries including Belgium , China , Germany , and the former Soviet Union .

Additionally , over the years , Syria has solicited proposals from other countries including Argentina , India , and Italy .

The International Atomic Energy Association ( IAEA ) has assisted Syria on numerous projects including uranium exploration , uranium extraction from phosphoric acid , isotope production , construction of a cyclotron facility , development of nuclear research laboratories , and preparation for a nuclear power program .

Syria signed the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) in 1969 .

It took this step to obtain the political and technical benefits that come from signing the treaty .

In the aftermath of its losses in the Six Day War , Syria felt that it needed broader support from the international community to guard against Israeli acts of aggression .

Additionally , the government wanted to take advantage of technical assistance from the IAEA and its member states that is only available after a state signs the NPT .

In 1979 , Syria established its Atomic Energy Commission ( AECS ) largely to manage IAEA assistance programs and to plan for the eventual development of a nuclear power program .

In 1983 , the IAEA assisted Syria in establishing an analytical laboratory that was equipped with systems for atomic spectrometry and various other experiments .

Five Syrian scientists were trained in Hungary , the United States , Yugoslavia , and Austria as a part of the project .

Also in 1983 , Syrian and Soviet scientists carried out a joint study on the construction of a nuclear power reactor in Syria .

This study was part of an IAEA cooperative assistance project to help Syria understand the requirements for developing and maintaining a nuclear program .

Although Syria has probably never attempted to indigenously build nuclear weapons , there have been rumors that it might be interested in obtaining such weapons to deter an Israeli nuclear weapons threat .

In the late 1980s and early 1990s , Syria began exploring its potential for indigenous nuclear resources .

Upon completion of several uranium exploration projects , Syria began experiments to extract uranium from its vast phosphoric rock reserves .

In 1986 , the IAEA and AECS constructed a micro - plant at the General Phosphate Company Plant in Homs to study the process of uranium extraction from phosphoric acid .

The plant would be the forerunner to a commercial plant if Syria obtained a nuclear power reactor and needed fresh fuel regularly .

In 1996 , Syria began developing a plant to recover uranium from tri -superphosphates using a similar technology .

In 1991 , China started constructing Syria 's first research reactor , a 30 KW miniature neutron source reactor ( MNSR ) to be located at the Der Al-Hadjar Nuclear Research Center near Damascus .

China provided Syria with approximately 980 grams of 89% enriched U235 to operate the reactor .

That facility went critical in 1996 and become fully operational in 1998 .

The MNSR gives Syria the capability to produce neutrons for nuclear analysis , isotopes for industrial applications , and radioisotopes for training purposes , but is unsuitable for weapons production .

In 1997 , the IAEA approved a technical assistance project to provide Syria with a cyclotron facility .

The Cyclon-30 cyclotron , provided by Belgium 's Ion Beam Applications , is the same model as the cyclotron in Iran , where it is suspected of being used to enrich uranium .

In more recent years , Syria has continued to develop its nuclear research facilities and other facilities to help manage its nuclear material .

The government has also entered into new cooperation agreements with several countries , most notably Russia .

In 1998 , the intergovernmental Russia - Syrian Commission on Trade and Scientific and Technical Cooperation signed of a memorandum of cooperation between Russia 's Ministry of Atomic Energy and the AECS .

Part of this accord was an agreement to construct a nuclear research center that would include a 25MW research reactor .

Syria 's nuclear program remains in the fundamental stages of development , with virtually no fuel cycle facilities in operation .

However , there are a number of operating research facilities in Syria , including the Der Al-Hadjar Nuclear Research Center near Damascus , a nuclear analysis laboratory , and the Scientific Research Institute ( SRI ) in Damascus .

The SRI has allegedly taken in Iraqi scientists prior to the recent Gulf War .

In December 2002 , an Italian newspaper cited an Iraqi officer who asserted that Syria had allowed Iraq to store its weapons of mass destruction in Syria research centers .

In 2003 , Russian and Syrian officials continued their negotiations for the construction of a nuclear facility that would include a nuclear power plant and a seawater atomic desalination plant .

Open sources reported that the Russian Minister of Atomic Energy confirmed that discussions over supplying Syria with a power plant and a desalination plant were taking place .

However , the Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman refuted the Minatom statement and denied that any discussion had taken place .

Consequently , Syria 's quest for obtaining a nuclear power plant remains an unanswered question .

In 2004 , Syria responded to U.S. and U.K. pressure to relinquish its WMD by declaring that it is prepared to do so when Israel does the same .

The United States imposed sanctions in May , citing Syria 's pursuit of WMD programs as one of the reasons for this step .

A Syria - EU trade accord hurdle was resolved in October with agreement on a WMD clause , subject to final approval by EU foreign ministers .

IAEA chief ElBaradei has asserted that there is no reason to believe Syria was a client of A.Q. Khan 's nuclear proliferation network .

The head of the Iraq Survey Group Charles Duelfer has exhausted his search for WMD in Iraq .

He stated that there is no evidence that WMD were transferred to Syria before the U.S. invasion of Iraq .

A cold and melancholy walk of a couple of miles brought us to a high wooden gate , which opened into a gloomy avenue of chestnuts .

The curved and shadowed drive led us to a low , dark house , pitchblack against a slate-coloured sky .

From the front window upon the left of the door there peeped a glimmer of a feeble light .

He stepped across the grass plot and tapped with his hand on the pane .

Through the fogged glass I dimly saw a man spring up from a chair beside the fire , and heard a sharp cry from within the room .

An instant later a white-faced , hardbreathing policeman had opened the door , the candle wavering in his trembling hand .

The man mopped his forehead with his handkerchief and agave a long sigh of relief .

It has been a long evening , and I don 't think my nerve is as good as it was . "

" Well , sir , it 's this lonely , silent house and the queer thing in the kitchen .

Then when you tapped at the window I thought it had come again . "

I don 't know what made me look up , but there was a face looking in at me through the lower pane .

" I know , sir , I know ; but it shook me , sir , and there 's no use to deny it .

It wasn 't black , sir , nor was it white , nor any colour that I know but a kind of queer shade like clay with a splash of milk in it .

And the look of it - the great staring goggle eyes , and the line of white teeth like a hungry beast .

I tell you , sir , I couldn 't move a finger , nor get my breath , till it whisked away and was gone .

Out I ran and through the shrubbery , but thank God there was no one there . "

" If I didn 't know you were a good man , Walters , I should put a black mark against you for this .

If it were the devil himself a constable on duty should never thank God that he could not lay his hands upon him .

I suppose the whole thing is not a vision and a touch of nerves ? "

" That , at least , is very easily settled , " said Holmes , lighting his little pocket lantern .

" Yes , " he reported , after a short examination of the grass bed , " a number twelve shoe , I should say .

If he was all on the same scale as his foot he must certainly have been a giant . "

" He seems to have broken through the shrubbery and made for the road . "

" Well , " said the inspector with a grave and thoughtful face , " whoever he may have been , and whatever he may have wanted , he 's gone for the present , and we have more immediate things to attend to .

Now , Mr . Holmes , with your permission , I will show you round the house . "

The various bedrooms and sitting-rooms had yielded nothing to a careful search .

Apparently the tenants had brought little or nothing with them , and all the furniture down to the smallest details had been taken over with the house .

Telegraphic inquiries had been already made which showed that Marx knew nothing of his customer save that he was a good payer .

Odds and ends , some pipes , a few novels , two of them in Spanish , and old-fashioned pinfire revolver , and a guitar were among the personal property .

" Nothing in all this , " said Baynes , stalking , candle in hand , from room to room .

" But now , Mr . Holmes , I invite your attention to the kitchen . "

It was a gloomy , high-ceilinged room at the back of the house , with a straw litter in one corner , which served apparently as a bed for the cook .

The table was piled with half-eaten dishes and dirty plates , the debris of last night 's dinner .

He held up his candle before an extraordinary object which stood at the back of the dresser .

One could but say that it was black and leathery and that it bore some resemblance to a dwarfish , human figure .

At first , as I examined it , I thought that it was a mummified negro baby , and then it seemed a very twisted and ancient monkey .

Finally I was left in doubt as to whether it was animal or human .

A double band of white shells were strung round the centre of it .

The limbs and body of some large , white bird , torn savagely to pieces with the feathers still on , were littered all over it .

From under the sink he drew a zinc pail which contained a quantity of blood .

Then from the table he took a platter heaped with small pieces of charred bone .

Your powers , if I may say so without offence , seem superior to your opportunities . "

A case of this sort gives a man a chance , and I hope that I shall take it .

" Yes , sir , there must have been some very strange people with some very strange ways in this house .

I should be glad to be able to say afterwards that I had solved it without your help . "

I think that I have seen all that I wish in this house , and that my time may be more profitably employed elsewhere .

I could tell by numerous subtle signs , which might have been lost upon anyone but myself , that Holmes was on a hot scent .

As impassive as ever to the casual observer , there were none the less a subdued eagerness and suggestion of tension in his brightened eyes and brisker manner which assured me that the game was afoot .

After his habit he said nothing , and after mine I asked no questions .

Sufficient for me to share the sport and lend my humble help to the capture without distracting that intent brain with needless interruption .

I waited , therefore - but to my ever-deepening disappointment I waited in vain .

One morning he spent in town , and I learned from a casual reference that he had visited the British Museum .

Save for this one excursion , he spent his days in long and often solitary walks , or in chatting with a number of village gossips whose acquaintance he had cultivated .

" I 'm sure , Watson , a week in the country will be invaluable to you , " he remarked .

" It is very pleasant to see the first green shoots upon the hedges and the catkins on the hazels once again .

With a spud , a tin box , and an elementary book on botany , there are instructive days to be spent . "

He prowled about with this equipment himself , but it was a poor show of plants which he would bring back of an evening .

His fat , red face wreathed itself in smiles and his small eyes glittered as he greeted my companion .

He said little about the case , but from that little we gathered that he also was not dissatisfied at the course of events .

I must admit , however , that I was somewhat surprised when , some five days after the crime , I opened my morning paper to find in large letters :

" Great excitement was caused in Esher and the neighbouring district when it was learned late last night that an arrest had been effected in connection with the Oxshott murder .

It will be remembered that Mr . Garcia , of Wisteria Lodge , was found dead on Oxshott Common , his body showing signs of extreme violence , and that on the same night his servant and his cook fled , which appeared to show their participation in the crime .

It was suggested , but never proved , that the deceased gentleman may have had valuables in the house , and that their abstraction was the motive of the crime .

Every effort was made by Inspector Baynes , who has the case in hand , to ascertain the hiding place of the fugitives , and he had good reason to believe that they had not gone far but were lurking in some retreat which had been already prepared .

It was certain from the first , however , that they would eventually be detected , as the cook , from the evidence of one or two tradespeople who have caught a glimpse of him through the window , was a man of most remarkable appearance - being a huge and hideous mulatto , with yellowish features of a pronounced negroid type .

This man has been seen since the crime , for he was detected and pursued by Constable Walters on the same evening , when he had the audacity to revisit Wisteria Lodge .

Inspector Baynes , considering that such a visit must have some purpose in view and was likely , therefore , to be repeated , abandoned the house but left an ambuscade in the shrubbery .

The man walked into the trap and was captured last night after a struggle in which Constable Downing was badly bitten by the savage .

We understand that when the prison is brought before the magistrates a remand will be applied for by the police , and that great developments are hoped from his capture . "

" Really we must see Baynes at once , " cried Holmes , picking up his hat .

We hurried down the village street and found , as we had expected , that the inspector was just leaving his lodgings .

It seemed to me that something like a wink quivered for an instant over one of Mr . Baynes 's tiny eyes .

This fellow is a perfect savage , as strong as a cart-horse and as fierce as the devil .

He chewed Downing 's thumb nearly off before they could master him .

He hardly speaks a word of English , and we can get nothing out of him but grunts . "

" And you think you have evidence that he murdered his late master ? "

Well , as he says , we must each try our own way and see what comes of it .

" Just sit down in that chair , Watson , " said Sherlock Holmes when we had returned to our apartment at the Bull .

" I want to put you in touch with the situation , as I may need your help to-night .

Let me show you the evolution of this case so far as I have been able to follow it .

Simple as it has been in its leading features , it has none the less presented surprising difficulties in the way of an arrest .

" We will go back to the note which was handed in to Garcia upon the evening of his death .

We may put aside this idea of Baynes 's that Garcia 's servants were concerned in the matter .

The proof of this lies in the fact that it was H E who had arranged for the presence of Scott Eccles , which could only have been done for the purpose of an alibi .

It was Garcia , then , who had an enterprise , and apparently a criminal enterprise , in hand that night in the course of which he met his death .

I say 'criminal ' because only a man with a criminal enterprise desires to establish an alibi .

Surely the person against whom the criminal enterprise was directed .

" We can now see a reason for the disappearance of Garcia 's household .

If it came off when Garcia returned , any possible suspicion would be warded off by the Englishman 's evidence , and all would be well .

But the attempt was a dangerous one , and if Garcia did N O T return by a certain hour it was probable that his own life had been sacrificed .

It had been arranged , therefore , that in such a case his two subordinates were to make for some prearranged spot where they could escape investigation and be in a position afterwards to renew their attempt .

" We can imagine that in the confusion of flight something precious , something which he could not bear to part with , had been left behind .

I have already shown you that it could only lie in some large house , and that the number of large houses is limited .

My first days in this village were devoted to a series of walks in which in the intervals of my botanical researches I made a reconnaissance of all the large houses and an examination of the family history of the occupants .

It is the famous old Jacobean grange of High Gable , one mile on the farther side of Oxshott , and less than half a mile from the scene of the tragedy .

The other mansions belonged to prosaic and respectable people who live far aloof from romance .

But Mr . Henderson , of High Gable , was by all accounts a curious man to whom curious adventures might befall .

I concentrated my attention , therefore , upon him and his household .

" A singular set of people , Watson - the man himself the most singular of them all .

I managed to see him on a plausible pretext , but I seemed to read in his dark , deepset , brooding eyes that he was perfectly aware of my true business .

He is a man of fifty , strong , active , with iron-gray hair , great bunched black eyebrows , the step of a deer and the air of an emperor - a fierce , masterful man , with a red-hot spirit behind his parchment face .

He is either a foreigner or has lived long in the tropics , for he is yellow and sapless , but tough as whipcord .

His friend and secretary , Mr . Lucas , is undoubtedly a foreigner , chocolate brown , wily , suave , and catlike , with a poisonous gentleness of speech .

You see , Watson , we have come already upon two sets of foreigners - one at Wisteria Lodge and one at High Gable - so our gaps are beginning to close .

" These two men , close and confidential friends , are the centre of the household ; but there is one other person who for our immediate purpose may be even more important .

Their governess is a Miss Burnet , an Englishwoman of forty or thereabouts .

This little group forms the real family , for their travel about together , and Henderson is a great traveller , always on the move .

It is only within the last weeks that he has returned , after a year 's absence , to High Gable .

For the rest , his house is full of butlers , footmen , maidservants , and the usual overfed , underworked staff of a large English country house .

" So much I learned partly from village gossip and partly from my own observation .

There are no better instruments than discharged servants with a grievance , and I was lucky enough to find one .

It was my system which enabled me to find John Warner , late gardener of High Gable , sacked in a moment of temper by his imperious employer .

He in turn had friends among the indoor servants who unite in their fear and dislike of their master .

I don 't pretend to understand it all yet , but very curious people anyway .

It 's a double-winged house , and the servants live on one side , the family on the other .

There 's no link between the two save for Henderson 's own servant , who serves the family 's meals .

Everything is carried to a certain door , which forms the one connection .

Governess and children hardly go out at all , except into the garden .

The gossip among the servants is that their master is terribly afraid of something .

'Sold his soul to the devil in exchange for money , ' says Warner , 'and expects his creditor to come up and claim his own . '

Twice Henderson has lashed at folk with his dog-whip , and only his long purse and heavy compensation have kept him out of the courts .

" Well , now , Watson , let us judge the situation by this new information .

We may take it that the letter came out of this strange household and was an invitation to Garcia to carry out some attempt which had already been planned .

I may add that Miss Burnet 's age and character make it certain that my first idea that there might be a love interest in our story is out of the question .

" If she wrote the note she was presumably the friend and confederate of Garcia .

What , then , might she be expected to do if she heard of his death ?

If he met it in some nefarious enterprise her lips might be sealed .

Still , in her heart , she must retain bitterness and hatred against those who had killed him and would presumably help so far as she could to have revenge upon them .

Miss Burnet has not been seen by any human eye since the night of the murder .

Has she perhaps met her end on the same night as the friend whom she had summoned ?

" You will appreciate the difficulty of the situation , Watson .

The woman 's disappearance counts for nothing , since in that extraordinary household any member of it might be invisible for a week .

And yet she may at the present moment be in danger of her life .

All I can do is to watch the house and leave my agent , Warner , on guard at the gates .

My suggestion is that you and I go to-night and see if we can strike at the very heart of the mystery . "

The old house with its atmosphere of murder , the singular and formidable inhabitants , the unknown dangers of the approach , and the fact that we were putting ourselves legally in a false position all combined to damp my ardour .

But there was something in the icecold reasoning of Holmes which made it impossible to shrink from any adventure which he might recommend .

But it was not destined that our investigation should have so adventurous an ending .

It was about five o 'clock , and the shadows of the March evening were beginning to fall , when an excited rustic rushed into our room .

In the cab was a woman , half-collapsed from nervous exhaustion .

She bore upon her aquiline and emaciated face the traces of some recent tragedy .

Her head hung listlessly upon her breast , but as she raised it and turned her dull eyes upon us I saw that her pupils were dark dots in the centre of the broad gray iris .

" I watched at the gate , same as you advised , Mr . Holmes , " said our emissary , the discharged gardener .

She was like one walking in her sleep , but when they tried to get her into the train she came to life and struggled .

I shan 't forget the face at the carriage window as I led her away .

We carried her upstairs , laid her on the sofa , and a couple of cups of the strongest coffee soon cleared her brain from the mists of the drug .

" Why , sir , you 've got me the very evidence I want , " said the inspector warmly , shaking my friend by the hand .

" Why , Mr . Holmes , when you were crawling in the shrubbery at High Gable I was up one of the trees in the plantation and saw you down below .

" I was sure Henderson , as he calls himself , felt that he was suspected , and that he would lie low and make no move so long as he thought he was in any danger .

I arrested the wrong man to make him believe that our eyes were off him .

I knew he would be likely to clear off then and give us a chance of getting at Miss Burnet . "

" I 've had a plain-clothes man waiting at the station all the week .

We can 't arrest without her evidence , that is clear , so the sooner we get a statement the better . "

He had made his name as the most lewd and bloodthirsty tyrant that had ever governed any country with a pretence to civilization .

Strong , fearless , and energetic , he had sufficient virtue to enable him to impose his odious vices upon a cowering people for ten or twelve years .

At the end of that time there was a universal rising against him .

But he was as cunning as he was cruel , and at the first whisper of coming trouble he had secretly conveyed his treasures aboard a ship which was manned by devoted adherents .

It was an empty palace which was stormed by the insurgents next day .

The dictator , his two children , his secretary , and his wealth had all escaped them .

From that moment he had vanished from the world , and his identity had been a frequent subject for comment in the European press .

Henderson he called himself , but I traced him back , Paris and Rome and Madrid to Barcelona , where his ship came in in '86 .

They 've been looking for him all the time for their revenge , but it is only now that they have begun to find him out . "

" They discovered him a year ago , " said Miss Burnet , who had sat up and was now intently following the conversation .

But another will come , and yet another , until some day justice will be done ; that is as certain as the rise of to-morrow 's sun . "

Her thin hands clenched , and her worn face blanched with the passion of her hatred .

" I join in it because there is no other way in the world by which justice can be gained .

What does the law of England care for the rivers of blood shed years ago in San Pedro , or for the shipload of treasure which this man has stolen ?

To us there is no fiend in hell like Juan Murillo , and no peace in life while his victims still cry for vengeance . "

This villain 's policy was to murder , on one pretext or another , every man who showed such promise that he might in time come to be a dangerous rival .

My husband - yes , my real name is Signora Victor Durando - was the San Pedro minister in London .

Unhappily , Murillo heard of his excellence , recalled him on some pretext , and had him shot .

With a premonition of his fate he had refused to take me with him .

But the many whose lives he had ruined , whose nearest and dearest had suffered torture and death at his hands , would not let the matter rest .

They banded themselves into a society which should never be dissolved until the work was done .

It was my part after we had discovered in the transformed Henderson the fallen despot , to attach myself to his household and keep the others in touch with his movements .

This I was able to do by securing the position of governess in his family .

He little knew that the woman who faced him at every meal was the woman whose husband he had hurried at an hour 's notice into eternity .

I smiled on him , did my duty to his children , and bided my time .

We zigzagged swiftly here and there over Europe to throw off the pursuers and finally returned to this house , which he had taken upon his first arrival in England .

Knowing that he would return there , Garcia , who is the son of the former highest dignitary in San Pedro , was waiting with two trusty companions of humble station , all three fired with the same reasons for revenge .

At night , however , he slept alone , and the avenger might find him .

On a certain evening , which had been prearranged , I sent my friend final instructions , for the man was forever on the alert and continually changed his room .

I was to see that the doors were open and the signal of a green or white light in a window which faced the drive was to give notice if all was safe or if the attempt had better be postponed .

In some way I had excited the suspicion of Lopez , the secretary .

He and his master dragged me to my room and held judgment upon me as a convicted traitress .

Then and there they would have plunged their knives into me could they have seen how to escape the consequences of the deed .

Finally , after much debate , they concluded that my murder was too dangerous .

They had gagged me , and Murillo twisted my arm round until I gave him the address .

Lopez addressed the note which I had written , sealed it with his sleeve-link , and sent it by the hand of the servant , Jose .

How they murdered him I do not know , save that it was Murillo 's hand who struck him down , for Lopez had remained to guard me .

I believe he must have waited among the gorse bushes through which the path winds and struck him down as he passed .

At first they were of a mind to let him enter the house and to kill him as a detected burglar ; but they argued that if they were mixed up in an inquiry their own identity would at once be publicly disclosed and they would be open to further attacks .

With the death of Garcia , the pursuit might cease , since such a death might frighten others from the task .

" All would now have been well for them had it not been for my knowledge of what they had done .

I have no doubt that there were times when my life hung in the balance .

I was confined to my room , terrorized by the most horrible threats , cruelly ill-used to break my spirit - see this stab on my shoulder and the bruises from end to end of my arms - and a gag was thrust into my mouth on the one occasion when I tried to call from the window .

For five days this cruel imprisonment continued , with hardly enough food to hold body and soul together .

This afternoon a good lunch was brought me , but the moment after I took it I knew that I had been drugged .

In a sort of dream I remember being half-led , halfcarried to the carriage ; in the same state I was conveyed to the train .

Only then , when the wheels were almost moving , did I suddenly realize that my liberty lay in my own hands .

I sprang out , they tried to drag me back , and had it not been for the help of this good man , who led me to the cab , I should never had broken away .

" Our difficulties are not over , " he remarked , shaking his head .

" A plausible lawyer could make it out as an act of self-defence .

There may be a hundred crimes in the background , but it is only on this one that they can be tried . "

To entice a man in cold blood with the object of murdering him is another , whatever danger you may fear from him .

Wily and bold , he and his companion threw their pursuer off their track by entering a lodging-house in Edmonton Street and leaving by the back-gate into Curzon Square .

Some six months afterwards the Marquess of Montalva and Signor Rulli , his secretary , were both murdered in their rooms at the Hotel Escurial at Madrid .

The crime was ascribed to Nihilism , and the murderers were never arrested .

Inspector Baynes visited us at Baker Street with a printed description of the dark face of the secretary , and of the masterful features , the magnetic black eyes , and the tufted brows of his master .

" A chaotic case , my dear Watson , " said Holmes over an evening pipe .

It covers two continents , concerns two groups of mysterious persons , and is further complicated by the highly respectable presence of our friend , Scott Eccles , whose inclusion shows me that the deceased Garcia had a scheming mind and a well-developed instinct of selfpreservation .

It is remarkable only for the fact that amid a perfect jungle of possibilities we , with our worthy collaborator , the inspector , have kept our close hold on the essentials and so been guided along the crooked and winding path .

" I think that the strange creature in the kitchen may account for it .

The man was a primitive savage from the backwoods of San Pedro , and this was his fetish .

When his companion and he had fled to some prearranged retreat - already occupied , no doubt by a confederate - the companion had persuaded him to leave so compromising an article of furniture .

But the mulatto 's heart was with it , and he was driven back to it next day , when , on reconnoitering through the window , he found policeman Walters in possession .

He waited three days longer , and then his piety or his superstition drove him to try once more .

Inspector Baynes , who , with his usual astuteness , had minimized the incident before me , had really recognized its importance and had left a trap into which the creature walked .

" The torn bird , the pail of blood , the charred bones , all the mystery of that weird kitchen ? "

" I spent a morning in the British Museum reading up on that and other points .

" 'The true voodoo-worshipper attempts nothing of importance without certain sacrifices which are intended to propitiate his unclean gods .

In extreme cases these rites take the form of human sacrifices followed by cannibalism .

The more usual victims are a white cock , which is plucked in pieces alive , or a black goat , whose throat is cut and body burned . '

" So you see our savage friend was very orthodox in his ritual .

It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will draw the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday .

A strong challenge from the far left , the Communist coalition Izquierda Unida , failed to topple him .

He should consider his victory a mandate to continue his growth-oriented economic reforms and not a demand that he move further left .

If he follows the correct path , he may be able to look back on this election as the high-water mark of far-left opposition .

The far left had some good issues even if it did not have good programs for dealing with them .

It could point to plenty of ailments that the Spanish economic rejuvenation so far has failed to cure .

Unemployment still is officially recorded at 16.5 % , the highest rate in Europe , although actual joblessness may be lower .

Housing is scarce and public services -- the court system , schools , mail service , telephone network and the highways -- are in disgraceful condition .

The left also is critical of the style of the Socialist government -- a remarkable parallel to the situation in Britain .

Mr. Gonzalez and his colleagues , particularly the finance minister , Carlos Solchaga , are charged with having abandoned their socialist principles and with having become arrogant elitists who refuse even to go on television ( controlled by the state ) to face their accusers .

In response to this , the Socialist prime minister has simply cited his free-market accomplishments .

In that time more than 1.2 million jobs have been created and the official jobless rate has been pushed below 17 % from 21 % .

Net foreign investment through August this year has been running at a pace of $ 12.5 billion , about double the year-earlier rate .

Mr. Gonzalez also has split with the left in reaffirming Spain 's NATO commitment and in renewing a defense treaty with the U.S .

Mr. Gonzalez is not quite a closet supply-side revolutionary , however .

He did not go as far as he could have in tax reductions ; indeed he combined them with increases in indirect taxes .

Yet the best the far-left could do was not enough to deter the biggest voting bloc -- nearly 40 % -- from endorsing the direction Spain is taking .

He should do more to reduce tax rates on wealth and income , in recognition of the fact that those cuts yield higher , not lower , revenues .

He could do more to cut public subsidies and transfers , thus making funds available for public services starved of money for six years .

The voters delivered Mr. Gonzalez a third mandate for his successes .

They , as well as numerous Latin American and East European countries that hope to adopt elements of the Spanish model , are supporting the direction Spain is taking .

It would be sad for Mr. Gonzalez to abandon them to appease his foes .

Canada 's merchandise exports and imports posted increases in February as automobile assembly lines stepped up production after shutdowns in January .

Canadian companies exported $33.7 billion worth of goods , up 2.7% from January 's revised level , the largest monthly rate of growth since May 2000 .

Automotive products accounted for 25% of February 's total , compared with about 22% in January .

Merchandise imports , however , rose 5.1% from January , almost twice the pace of exports , to $29.1 billion .

It was the strongest monthly rate of growth in imports since August 1998 .

As a result , Canada 's trade surplus fell for the first time in four months to just over $4.5 billion in February from nearly $5.1 billion in January .

Canadian companies sent $28.5 billion in goods to the United States in February , up 1.6% from January revised level , while they imported $20.9 billion worth , up 2.4% .

The United States accounted for just over one-half of the increase in Canada 's exports in February , but only about one-third of the increase in imports .

Consequently , Canada 's total trade deficit with other nations widened by half a billion dollars from $2.6 billion to $3.1 billion in February .

Warhol 's collections included airplane menus , unpaid invoices , pizza dough , pornographic pulp novels , newspapers , stamps , supermarket flyers , and cookie jars , among other eccentricities .

The goods on the bill of lading and invoice are classified and duty is computed by the importer or CBP .

The party responsible for receiving billing invoices from the domain name registrar and paying applicable fees .

And the reason we do n't want to is that effective education would require us to relinquish some cherished metaphysical beliefs about human nature in general and the human nature of young people in particular , as well as to violate some cherished vested interests .

These beliefs so dominate our educational establishment , our media , our politicians , and even our parents that it seems almost blasphemous to challenge them .

If I were to ask a sample of American parents , `` Do you wish the elementary schools to encourage creativity in your children ? '' the near-unanimous answer would be , `` Yes , of course .

In practice , it ends up being equated with a `` self-expression '' that encourages the youngsters ' `` self-esteem .

`` The result is a generation of young people whose ignorance and intellectual incompetence is matched only by their good opinion of themselves .

The whole notion of `` creativity '' in education was ( and is ) part and parcel of a romantic rebellion against disciplined instruction , which was ( and is ) regarded as `` authoritarian , '' a repression and frustration of the latent talents and the wonderful , if as yet undefined , potentialities inherent in the souls of all our children .

It is not surprising that parents find this romantic extravagance so attractive .

Fortunately , these same parents do want their children to get a decent education as traditionally understood , and they have enough common sense to know what that demands .

Their commitment to `` creativity '' can not survive adolescent illiteracy .

American education 's future will be determined by the degree to which we -- all of us -- allow this common sense to prevail over the illusions that we also share .

The education establishment will fight against common sense every inch of the way .

The reasons are complex , but one simple reason ought not to be underestimated .

`` Progressive education '' ( as it was once called ) is far more interesting and agreeable to teachers than is disciplined instruction .

It is nice for teachers to think they are engaged in `` personality development '' and even nicer to minimize those irksome tests with often disappointing results .

It also provides teachers with a superior self-definition as a `` profession , '' since they will have passed courses in educational psychology and educational philosophy .

I myself took such courses in college , thinking I might end up a schoolteacher .

But it is unfair to dump on teachers , as distinct from the educational establishment .

I know many schoolteachers and , on the whole , they are seriously committed to conscientious teaching .

They may not be among the `` best and brightest '' of their generation -- there are very few such people , by definition .

Yes , we all can remember one or two truly inspiring teachers from our school days .

But our education proceeded at the hands of those others , who were merely competent and conscientious .

In this sense , a teacher can be compared to one 's family doctor .

If he were brilliant , he probably would not be a family doctor in the first place .

Our teachers are not an important factor in our educational crisis .

Whether they are or are not underpaid is a problem of equity ; it is not an educational problem .

It is silly libel on our teachers to think they would educate our children better if only they got a few thousand dollars a year more .

It is the kind of libel the teachers ' unions do n't mind spreading , for their own narrow purposes .

It is also the kind of libel politicians find useful , since it helps them strike a friendly posture on behalf of an important constituency .

But there is not one shred of evidence that , other things being equal , salary differentials result in educational differentials .

If there were such evidence , you can be sure you would have heard of it .

If we wish to be serious about American education , we know exactly what to do -- and , just as important , what not to do .

There are many successful schools scattered throughout this nation , some of them in the poorest of ghettos , and they are all sending us the same message .

Conversely , there are the majority of unsuccessful schools , and we know which efforts at educational reform are doomed beforehand .

We really do know all we need to know , if only we could assimilate this knowledge into our thinking .

In this respect , it would be helpful if our political leaders were mute , rather than eloquently `` concerned .

`` They are inevitably inclined to echo the conventional pap , since this is the least controversial option that is open to them .

Thus at the recent governors ' conference on education , Gov. Bill Clinton of Arkansas announced that `` this country needs a comprehensive child-development policy for children under five .

`` A comprehensive development policy for governors over 30 would seem to be a more pressing need .

What Gov. Clinton is advocating , in effect , is extending the educational system down to the pre-kindergarten years .

Whether desirable or not , this is a child-care program , not an educational program .

Let us sum up what we do know about education and about those education reforms that do work and do n't work : -- `` Parental involvement '' is a bad idea .

Parents are too likely to blame schools for the educational limitations of their children .

Parents should be involved with their children 's education at home , not in school .

They should see to it that their kids do n't play truant ; they should make certain that the children spend enough time doing homework ; they should scrutinize the report card .

If parents are dissatisfied with a school , they should have the option of switching to another .

Locally elected school boards , especially in our larger cities , become the prey of ambitious , generally corrupt , and invariably demagogic local politicians or would-be politicians .

New York is in the process of trying to disengage itself from a 20-year-old commitment to this system of school governance , even as Chicago and other cities are moving to institute it .

-- In most states , increasing expenditures on education , in our current circumstances , will probably make things worse , not better .

The reason is simple : Education takes place in the classroom , where the influence of money is minimal .

Decades of educational research tell us unequivocally that even smaller classes have zero effect on the academic performance of the pupils -- though they may sometimes be desirable for other reasons .

The new money flows into the already top-heavy administrative structure , which busies itself piling more and more paper work on the teachers .

There is neither mystery nor paradox in the fact that as educational expenditures ( in real terms ) have increased sharply in the past quarter-of-a-century -- we now spend more per pupil than any other country in the world -- educational performance has declined .

-- Students should move up the educational ladder as their academic potential allows .

No student should be permitted to be graduated from elementary school without having mastered the 3 R 's at the level that prevailed 20 years ago .

This means `` tracking , '' whose main purpose is less to permit the gifted youngsters to flourish ( though that is clearly desirable ) than to ensure that the less gifted get the necessary grounding for further study or for entering the modern world of work .

The purpose of education is to encourage young men and women to realize their full academic potential .

No one in his right mind actually believes that we all have an equal academic potential .

They are based on dubious psychological and sociological theories rather than on educational experience .

One of the reasons American students do so poorly in math tests , as compared with British , French , German or Japanese students , is the influence of the `` New Math '' on American textbooks and teaching methods .

Anyone who wants to appreciate just how bizarre this situation is -- with students who ca n't add or subtract `` learning '' the conceptual basis of mathematical theory -- should read the article by Caleb Nelson ( himself a recent math major at Harvard ) in the November American Spectator .

-- Most important of all , schools should have principals with a large measure of authority over the faculty , the curriculum , and all matters of student discipline .

Study after study -- the most recent from the Brookings Institution -- tells us that the best schools are those that are free of outside interference and are governed by a powerful head .

Schools that are structured in this way produce students with higher morale and superior academic performance .

Iran 's chemical weapons and ballistic missiles , and possibly its nuclear weapon program and biological warfare capabilities , are meant to deter opponents and to gain influence in the Persian Gulf and Caspian Sea regions .

The acquisition and creation of these various weapon systems can also be seen as a response to Iran 's own experience as a victim of chemical and missile attacks during the Iran - Iraq War .

Iran possesses five research reactors and two partially constructed power reactors at Bushehr .

In the mid - 1970s , Iran initiated a nuclear power program , though there are reports that it also began a small nuclear weapon research program at the same time .

The 1979 revolution ended all nuclear efforts until 1984 , when Iran revived the nuclear power program and reportedly began covert procurement for a nuclear weapon program .

Iran 's plans for building a civilian nuclear power program have prompted much concern regarding its intention to develop nuclear weapons .

Russia is assisting Iran to construct a light water reactor at Bushehr , which is now nearing completion , and will supply the nuclear fuel needed to run it .

Although the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) allows transfers of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes to non - nuclear weapon states , the United States has vehemently opposed the Russian - Iranian deal .

The United States believes that nuclear energy is not necessary in a country with Iran 's large oil supply .

It fears that the deal is being used as a cover for the transfer of more sensitive nuclear technology to Iran and to provide training for Iranian nuclear specialists that could be used to support a nuclear weapons program .

Russia , however , has expressed its intention to complete the deal .

Iran has denied the charges that it is pursuing a nuclear weapons program , and argues that nuclear technology for civilian use is the right of every non - nuclear weapon state party to the NPT .

American concerns over Iran 's nuclear program intensified in mid - 2002 , when American intelligence learned of the existence of two secret nuclear facilities .

According to an Iranian opposition group , the two sites , a uranium enrichment facility at Natanz and a heavy water production plant near Arak , had been funded by front companies .

In February 2003 , Iranian leaders announced a new plan to develop a nuclear energy plan using entirely domestic resources .

This development is of particular concern , considering the revelation of the two secret facilities .

The United States believes that these facilities might contribute to Iran 's development of a complete nuclear fuel cycle , which would enable Iran to build nuclear weapons without importing nuclear material .

Later in February 2003 , an IAEA delegation visited the pilot - scale gas centrifuge enrichment plant at Natanz , which is nearly ready for operation .

The inspection team learned that Iran has the capability to build more centrifuges .

During the IAEA 's visit to Iran , Iranian officials indicated that Iran would honor its safeguards agreement with the IAEA , but did not clearly indicate Iran 's willingness to accept the Additional Protocol .

This means that Iran will place the Natanz facility , and any enriched uranium it produces , under IAEA inspection but that , as long as no nuclear materials are present , the IAEA would have no ability to examine locations in Iran where it believed nuclear weapons design research might be under way .

The United States is concerned that if Iran stockpiled enriched uranium , it might , in the future , withdraw from the NPT ( as North Korea has ) and then build nuclear weapons rapidly , perhaps even in a matter of months .

It is possible that construction of the Natanz plant violated Iran 's IAEA safeguards obligations .

Such a violation would have occurred if Iran introduced nuclear material into the facility to test it , without informing the IAEA .

Reports in the Western media in March 2003 charged that Iran may have taken this step .

Iran responded by strenuously denying the charges , but also maintained that it reserved the right to possess nuclear weapons to counter Israel 's weaponry .

An Iranian initiative to normalize relations was communicated to the United States in May 2003 .

It includes a promise to address U.S. concerns on nuclear weapons in exchange for lifting sanctions and eventual normalization of relations .

However , intense U.S. pressure for Iran to prove it had no secret atomic weapons program culminated in a toughly worded UN resolution in September 2003 , prompting a walkout and subsequent freeze on nuclear inspections by Iran .

In February 2004 , it was revealed that HEU traces detected by IAEA inspectors twelve months previously -- in at least two different sites -- were pure enough to produce nuclear weaponry .

In March 2004 , the revelation , combined with IAEA evidence that nuclear activities had been pursued on Iranian military bases , led to a first - ever acknowledgment by Defense Minister Ali Shamkhani that the Iranian military had produced centrifuges to enrich uranium .

Iran continues to assert , however , that its nuclear program is for the generation of electricity alone .

In April 2004 , Iran vowed to step up cooperation with the IAEA , adding that it had not only suspended enrichment programs but also stopped producing and assembling related parts .

Iran agreed to an IAEA inspection schedule and to a mid - May 2004 deadline for the submission of complete details regarding its nuclear program and goals .

There is very little publicly available information to determine whether Iran is pursuing a biological weapon program .

Although Iran acceded to the Geneva Protocol in 1929 and ratified the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1973 , the U.S. government believes Iran began biological weapon efforts in the early to mid - 1980s , and that it continues to pursue an offensive biological weapon program linked to its civilian biotechnology activities .

The United States alleges that Iran may have started to develop small quantities of agent , possibly including mycotoxins , ricin , and the smallpox virus .

There is limited open - source information available concerning Iran 's chemical weapons program .

Although Iran ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) in November 1997 , the United States believes that Iran has maintained a chemical weapons program since 1984 , including production of sarin , mustard , phosgene , and hydrocyanic acid .

According to U.S. government estimates , Iran can produce 1,000 metric tons of agent per year and may have a stockpile of at least several thousand metric tons of weaponized and bulk agent .

Iran possesses one of the largest missile inventories in the Middle East and has acquired complete missile systems and developed an infrastructure to build missiles indigenously .

Meanwhile , Iran has also developed short - range artillery rockets and is producing the Scud-B and the Scud-C -- called the Shehab-1 and Shehab-2 , respectively .

Iran recently flight - tested the 1,300 km - range Shehab-3 , which is based on the North Korean Nodong .

Following this most recent flight - test , the Shehab-3 was placed in service and revolutionary guard units were officially armed with the missiles .

There are conflicting reports about the development of even longer - ranged missiles , such as the Shehab-4 and the Kosar intercontinental ballistic missile ( ICBM ) .

U.S. intelligence agencies assess that barring acquisition of a complete system or major subsystem from North Korea , Iran is unlikely to launch an ICBM or satellite launch vehicle ( SLV ) before mid - decade .

At present , Iran 's capabilities in missile production have kept in line with its doctrine of protection from regional threats .

Iran has developed new missiles including the Ra'ad and Kosar and continues to test its Nodong based , Shehab-3 missile .

On October 20, 2004 , Iranian Defense Minister Ali Shamkhani confirmed the latest successful test of Iran 's Shehab-3 with a 2,000 - kilometer range in front of observers .

Iran has openly declared its ability to mass produce the Shehab-3 medium - range missile .

Intelligence reports regarding Iran 's expansion of capabilities and persistent interest in acquiring new technologies have led the United States to seek other options in dealing with Iran as a regional threat .

Jerusalem 's recorded history begins with its mention in Egyptian court records 4,000 years ago , but there had been human settlements here for centuries , probably millennia , before that .

At the beginning of the second millennium b.c. , Jerusalem was a Canaanite mountain stronghold on a secondary trade route , far less important than biblical cities such as Hazor , Megiddo , Beth Shean , and Shechem .

The earliest name associated with the city , Ur usalim , perhaps meant `` city of Shalim '' or `` founded by Shalim . ''

Scholars speculate that Shalim might have been an ancient Semitic deity of peace , for the name resembles the modern Hebrew and Arabic words for `` peace '' : shalom and salaam , respectively .

If true , this is an ironic name for a city that would become one of the most constantly and bitterly embattled places on the face of the earth .

In the Bible , Genesis 14:18 - 20 records that Abraham visited the city of `` Salem '' in approximately 1800 b.c. and was blessed by the city 's ruler , Melchzedik , who offered him bread and wine .

The city is not mentioned again in the Bible until the time of the great poet warrior , King David , who captured the city from the Jebusites in about 1000 b.c. .

The Bible describes how David 's soldiers conquered Jerusalem by discovering a water tunnel under the walls and using it to take the city by surprise .

Warren 's Shaft , part of a Canaanite water system discovered by 19th - century archaeologists and open to visitors , might be the very tunnel infiltrated by David 's army .

Perhaps because Jerusalem was in neutral territory not allotted to any of the twelve rival tribes of Israel , David made it the capital of his newly formed kingdom and brought the most talented artisans , dedicated priests , magical poets and musicians , and the most formidable soldiers from each of the tribes to live in his city .

He also brought the Ark of the Covenant , the portable tabernacle containing the Tablets of the Law received on Mount Sinai , to the Spring of Gihon , just outside the walls of Jerusalem .

There the Ark rested until it was placed in the Temple , built in approximately 960 b.c. on Mt. Moriah , the high point at the northern end of the city .

The Temple ( today known as the `` First '' Temple ) was completed by David 's son and successor , King Solomon .

According to biblical tradition , although David bought the land for the Temple and carefully assembled its building materials , he was deemed unworthy of constructing the Temple because he was a man of war with blood on his hands .

At the Temple 's dedication , Solomon addressed his God : `` ... the Heavens , even the Heaven of the Heavens , can not contain Thee ; how much less this House that I have built ? ''

The site of the Temple eventually became identified as Mt. Moriah , on which it stood , where Abraham was called to sacrifice his son Isaac .

Along with this splendid house of worship , Solomon built a royal palace , mansions for his wives , temples for the foreign gods worshipped by the princesses he had married , and towers for the defense of the capital .

Under the wise reign of Solomon , the city flourished as the capital of an empire that stretched from Damascus to the Red Sea and controlled the trade routes from Egypt to Phoenicia .

The Temple and royal palace were adorned with gold and ivory from Africa and with cedar from Lebanon ; the beauties and glories of Jerusalem under Solomon have captivated readers of the Bible for almost 3,000 years .

But with his death the empire collapsed , and the Israelite kingdom was divided into two separate , impoverished , often warring nations : Israel , with its capital at Shechem in the north , ruled by a series of northern dynasties ; and the smaller kingdom of Judah , with its capital at Jerusalem , from which the Davidic dynasty continued to rule .

The Bible tells us that the cruelty and impiety of the rulers of both kingdoms aroused the fury of the great Prophets .

In 701 b.c. the Assyrian armies of Sennacherib destroyed Israel and moved southward to besiege Jerusalem .

Thanks to King Hezekiah 's hidden water tunnel , the city narrowly escaped destruction .

The end of David 's dynasty came in 587 b.c. , when Nebuchadnezzar , King of Babylon , invaded Judah to lay siege to Jerusalem .

The people of the once - glorious city were forced into an exile known as `` the Babylonian Captivity . ''

In time , the kingdom of Babylon was overthrown and the Israelites were permitted to return to Jerusalem in 539 b.c. The city was now under the more tolerant rule of the Persians , but rebuilding was slow work .

The Second Temple was finished in 515 b.c. , but much of the city still lay in ruins .

Jerusalem submitted peaceably to the rule of the Greeks in 332 b.c. under Alexander the Great and , subsequently , to his Hellenistic successors as well as the Egyptian Ptolomeys and the Syrian Seleucids .

When Seleucid rulers outlawed Judaism , Jews led by Judah Maccabee and his brothers staged a revolution in 167 b.c. and , against all odds , restored the primacy of Jewish religious life in Jerusalem .

The Macabbees cleansed the Temple of Hellenistic idols and the blood of pagan sacrifices ; the eight - day celebration of Hanukkah ( Feast of Dedication ) commemorates their victory .

The Hasmonean dynasty , descendants of the Maccabee family , ruled an independent Jewish Commonwealth that stretched from the Negev to the Galilee .

Jerusalem grew , surrounded with a formidable wall and defended by towers beside the Jaffa Gate .

The Hasmoneans ruled until Pompey 's Roman legions arrived in 63 b.c.

After the initial years of Roman administration and political infighting , Rome installed Herod ( scion of a family from Idumea , a Jewish kingdom in the desert ) as King of Judea .

He reigned from 37 to 4 b.c. , during which time he fortified the Hasmonean wall and rebuilt the defense towers beside Jaffa Gate , the foundation of which still stand .

Herod also completely rebuilt the Temple , making it one of the most important religious centers in the Roman Empire .

The courtyard around the Temple was expanded to accommodate hundreds of thousands of pilgrims , and the Temple Mount was shored up by retaining walls made with great stone blocks .

One of these walls , the Western Wall , is today a major reminder of Jerusalem 's greatness under Herod .

A massive fortress was built overlooking the Temple Mount , which Herod named `` Antonia '' in honor of his Roman friend and benefactor , Mark Antony .

For all his accomplishments , Herod was nevertheless hated by his subjects ; he taxed , he tortured , and he ordered the massacre of male Jewish infants in an attempt to do away with the heralded Messiah .

When Jesus was born in about 4 b.c. , Joseph and Mary escaped Herod 's paranoia by fleeing into Egypt with the new - born infant .

They returned to live in the Galilee village of Nazareth , making pilgrimages to Jerusalem .

According to biblical accounts , Jesus spent his life ministering in the Galilee Valley .

In about a.d. 30 he and his followers went for Passover to Jerusalem , which was in unrest at this time , dissatisfied with Roman domination .

Jesus 's entry into the Temple caused a commotion ; after the Passover dinner he was arrested by the temple priests , who were under direct Roman rule .

Jesus was put on trial quickly and condemned to crucifixion , a Roman form of execution for political and religious dissidents as well as for common criminals .

In a province rife with rebellion and retaliation , the execution in Jerusalem of yet another religious leader from the Galilee did not by itself have an immediate effect on history .

After Jesus 's crucifixion , harsh Roman rule continued until a.d. 66 , when the Jews rebelled .

For four years Jewish zealots fought against the might of Rome .

At the end , the Roman general Titus laid siege to Jerusalem in a.d. 70 , finally attacking its starved and weakened defenders .

The last of the zealots held out for another three years at Masada ( see page 76 ) .

Half a million civilians died in the Galilee and Judea as a result of this first revolt against Rome , a number unequaled in ancient warfare .

For 60 years Jerusalem lay in ruins , until the Roman Emperor Hadrian ordered the city rebuilt as a Roman town dedicated to Jupiter .

In outrage , the Jews began a second revolt against Rome , led by Simon bar Kochba .

The planned new Roman city , Aelia Capitolina , was built over the ruins of Herodian Jerusalem , and Jews were barred from residing there for all time .

Jerusalem 's physical existence as a spiritual city seemed finished , but its spiritual power for Jews , and for the struggling new Christian religion , remained .

For the next two centuries Aelia Capitolina enjoyed an innocuous history .

But the Roman Empire became Christian in the fourth century , and Jerusalem became a center of religion once again .

Queen Helena , a devout Christian and the mother of Emperor Constantine the Great , made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land in 326 to identify the sites associated with Jesus 's life .

She found that the city 's most beautiful Roman temple , dedicated to the goddess Aphrodite , stood on the site of the crucifixion .

The temple was demolished and a vast , Classical - style church was built around Golgotha ( the hill where Jesus 's crucifixion was believed to have taken place ) .

Throughout Jerusalem , other spots important to Jesus 's life were commemorated with religious structures .

Pilgrims came from all over the Roman ( and , later , Byzantine ) Empire during the following centuries , but the prosperity they brought lasted only until 614 , when Persian armies overtook Judea and reduced Jerusalem to rubble again .

Still reeling from the effects of the Persian devastation , Jerusalem was conquered in 638 by the forces of Islam .

The Temple Mount was identified in Islamic tradition as `` the farthest spot '' ( in Arabic , el-aksa ) , the site to which the Prophet Muhammad was transported in one night from Mecca on a winged horse , as described in the 17th chapter of the Koran .

The rock on the Temple Mount from which he ascended , at or close to the site of the ruined Temple , was commemorated by the construction of the Dome of the Rock in 691 .

The Dome of the Rock remains Jerusalem 's most striking monument ; it is counted among the most beautiful buildings ever created .

By about 715 , the El-Aksa Mosque , third holiest place of prayer in Islam ( after Mecca and Medina ) , had been built on the southern side of the Temple Mount .

Jerusalem continued under Islamic rule for the next four and a half centuries .

In 1099 , under their leaders Godfrey de Bouillon and Tancred , the Crusaders captured the Holy City for Christendom by slaughtering both Muslims and Jews .

The Crusaders established a feudal Christian state with Godfrey at its head .

They built many impressive churches during the term of the first Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem , but in 1187 they were driven out by Muslim forces under the great warrior Saladin .

During the Sixth Crusade ( 1228 - 1229 ) , the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II managed to secure Jerusalem for the Christians by negotiation .

After they lost Jerusalem , a Mongol invasion swept through , and in 1244 the Mameluke dynasty of Egypt took control , ruling Jerusalem for the next 250 years .

The city struggled to rebuild from Crusader wars and invasions .

Much of the best Islamic architecture in the city was constructed in the Mameluke era , but the past thousand years had taken their toll : Jerusalem was unable to regain the prosperity it had enjoyed in earlier times .

In the early 16th century , the Ottoman Turkish Empire was advancing through the Middle East .

Jerusalem fell to the Ottomans in 1517 , remaining under their control for 400 years .

Suleiman the Magnificent rebuilt the walls and gates in the form they retain to this day .

Fountains , inns , religious schools , and barracks were constructed .

But when Suleiman died , his empire , including Jerusalem , began a long period of decline .

The Holy City remained a backwater until the 19th century , when renewed interest among Christian pilgrims made it the destination of thousands of travelers each year .

At the same time , many Jews sought religious freedom and fulfillment by moving to Palestine ( as the Holy Land was traditionally called ) and especially to Jerusalem .

Chaim Weizmann ( 1874 - 1952 ) , a scientist born in Russia but later a British subject , did much to put Herzl 's hopes into practice .

Weizmann was an important figure in the negotiations with the British government that led to the Balfour Declaration of 1917 , supporting the idea of a Jewish `` national home '' in Palestine that also respected the rights of existing non - Jewish people already living there .

The problem was that British strategists , who were fighting the Ottoman Turks in 1917 , had secretly promised the lands to their World War I Arab allies .

In 1922 the League of Nations granted the British a mandate to administer Palestine .

Modern neighborhoods , hospitals , schools , and the Hebrew University were built in West Jerusalem , the new Jewish enclave .

But Arab opposition to new Jewish immigration and construction in Palestine led to increasing strife ; by 1946 , Jerusalem was an armed camp .

In 1947 the United Nations voted for the partition of Palestine into two states , one Jewish and one Arab , with Jerusalem as an international city that belonged to neither .

But lacking the means to enforce its decision , the United Nations was powerless to halt the fighting that erupted as the British withdrew their troops in 1948 .

In response , member states of the Arab League sent troops to help the Palestinian Arabs .

West Jerusalem , separated from the rest of the new Jewish nation , held out under siege for several months until Israeli forces secured a land corridor connecting the city to the coastal areas .

Jews were evacuated from the Old City 's Jewish Quarter , and thousands of Arab families fled their homes in West Jerusalem .

As a result of armistice agreements in 1949 , Jerusalem was divided : West Jerusalem was to be under Israeli control , and East Jerusalem ( including the Old City , with its Jewish , Muslim , Christian , and Armenian quarters ) came under Jordanian authority .

Free access to holy sites for members of all religions was guaranteed by the armistice agreements .

However , with the city partitioned by fortifications and barbed wire , no Israeli or Jewish pilgrims were allowed to visit the Western Wall or other Jewish sites in East Jerusalem .

Political and religious boundaries were aggravated by occasional incidents of terrorism or sniping until the Six Day War in June 1967 .

Within three days the city was completely in Israeli hands , and in two weeks it was physically and administratively reunited .

Jerusalem 's mayor , Teddy Kollek , spent the next 25 years orchestrating a vast program of development , adding new cultural institutions and parks and instituting neighborhood restoration projects while tirelessly mediating the concerns of Jerusalem 's many communities .

Today , as always , Jerusalem is a city of controversies : religious Jews in conflict with secular Jews ; Palestinians calling for independence ; many residents protesting a wave of high - rise development that many claim will turn the Holy City into a holy megalopolis .

But the ideas and mystique that have always made this an extraordinarily special place rise above the ebbing and flowing concerns of present - day Jerusalem as it continues to tug at the world 's attention into the new millennium .

Iran 's interest in nuclear technology dates back to the US Atoms for Peace program .

In the 1950s , the Shah initiated Iran 's nuclear research program and developed an ambitious plan to produce 23,000 MW from nuclear power by the end of the century .

Early progress was not steady , and the nuclear program was stalled by the Islamic revolution in 1979 , then the eight - year war with Iraq through most of the 1980s .

The program was revived later in the decade , when strategic interests began to drive the nuclear program .

Under the Khomeini regime , Iran 's nuclear program steadily grew on all fronts and stages of the nuclear fuel cycle , with a particular emphasis on developing and strengthening indigenous capabilities .

Partly as a result of the shortcomings in the Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty ( NPT ) safeguards system -- which allowed the rapid development of the Iraqi nuclear program in the 1970s and North Korea 's in the 1990s to go largely undetected -- and partly by assessing Iran 's intentions , the international community and the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) have increased their scrutiny of Iran 's activities over the last several years .

The most alarming developments were revealed in 2002 - 03 , during which time Iran admitted to having construction plans for two enrichment facilities , a heavy water production plant , a fuel fabrication plant , and undertaken research into conversion and enrichment activities ( including centrifuges and possibly lasers ) .

On 19 August 2003 , Iran began testing a ten - machine cascade at the Pilot Fuel Enrichment Plant at Natanz with uranium hexafluoride ( UF6 ) .

After announcing on 21 October 2003 that it would cooperate with the IAEA , Iran signed the Additional Protocol to the NPT on 18 December .

All Iran 's research activities in the recent past undoubtedly contribute to the future development of a complete nuclear fuel cycle , which in turn would enable Iran to weaponize without relying on outside assistance .

Although Iran began developing its nuclear program in the 1950s , it was slow to progress until late in the 1960s , when the US - supplied 5 MW thermal research reactor ( TRR ) went online at the Tehran Nuclear Research Center ( TNRC ) .

In 1973 , spurred by an influx of oil revenues , the Shah of Iran embarked on an ambitious goal of modernizing the country and building its image abroad .

He did this by shifting the country 's budgets toward the military and the newly established Atomic Energy Organization of Iran ( AEOI ) .

The Shah set his goal high : `` ... get , as soon as possible , 23,000 MW from nuclear power stations . ''

In 1968 , Iran signed the NPT in an effort to speed up its negotiations for nuclear agreements , particularly with the United States .

In 1970 , the government ratified the NPT and its obligations went into force .

In the five years that followed , Iran concluded several contracts for the construction of nuclear plants and the supply of nuclear fuel : with the United States in 1974 ; Germany in 1976 ; and France in 1977 .

In 1976 , Iran also purchased a stake in Eurodif 's ( the European consortium ) Tricastin uranium enrichment plant in France and purchased a stake in the RTZ uranium mine in Rossing , Namibia .

Also in 1976 , the government signed a $700 million contract to purchase uranium yellowcake from South Africa and sent Iranian technicians abroad for training in nuclear sciences .

In addition to his grand plans for nuclear power , the Shah placed a great emphasis on establishing and developing a nuclear research program .

Although the Shah had no specific plans to engage in research of uranium reprocessing or enrichment , the scientists at the AEOI 's newly equipped TNRC were reportedly given great discretion regarding the nature and direction of experiments conducted .

According to former head of AEOI , Akbar Etemad , the Shah 's interest in nuclear technology did not involve military applications , in fact the Shah `` considered it absurd , under the existing circumstances , to embark on anything else but a purely civilian program . ''

However , according to recently revealed documents discovered in Tehran after the revolution , in the late 1970s Iran and Israel discussed a plan to modify Israel 's surface - to - surface Jericho missiles for use by Iran -- missiles that could be equipped with nuclear weapons .

And , despite Akbar Etemad 's beliefs , the Western intelligence community had long suspected that the Shah 's nuclear scientists conducted research into military applications .

Suspected activities at the TNRC include nuclear weapons design , plutonium extraction and laser - enrichment research .

By the time of the Islamic Revolution in January 1979 , Iran 's nuclear program was considered one the most advanced in the Middle East .

In the immediate aftermath of the revolution , Iran 's ambitious nuclear program fell apart due to the initial opposition by the Khomeini government to nuclear technology and because of the exodus of many of Iran 's nuclear scientists .

Additionally , the insufficiency of the existing electrical infrastructure and dwindling oil revenues contributed to the withdrawal of foreign suppliers from Iran and the abandonment of nuclear power agreements .

Iran 's only nuclear power plants in 1979 were the two plants under construction at Bushehr , under contract with Germany 's Siemens .

The weapons research side of Iran 's nuclear activities seemed to have continued uninterrupted by the revolution , and received a major boost when a new nuclear research center opened at Isfahan in 1984 .

From its inception , the revolutionary government was forced to face external challenges in addition to domestic instability .

Invasion by Iraq and the loss of Iran 's powerful ally , the United States , must have contributed to Iran 's sense of political and military vulnerability .

Eight years of war with Iraq , multiple bombings of the Bushehr reactor site , chemical attacks on its forces , missile strikes on its cities , and an overall drain on its resources would certainly have had a devastating effect on Iran .

In addition to feeling threatened by Iraq 's growing nuclear program , these attacks may explain why the Khomeini government ultimately resumed its efforts to continue Iran 's nuclear power program and strengthen its existing nuclear research program -- and ultimately to develop nuclear weapons .

After the 1979 hostage crisis at the US embassy in Tehran , the United States withdrew its support from Iran , cut all nuclear cooperation agreements , and , in fact , supported Iraq during the war .

China , North Korea , and , to a certain extent , Syria emerged as major suppliers of conventional arms to Iran .

Help from China and North Korea , however , was not limited to conventional weaponry .

By this time , Iran was shopping for a new bidder to complete the Bushehr project .

The late 1980s saw a rise of several new potential exporters of nuclear assistance .

Pakistan and China signed long - term nuclear cooperation agreements with Iran in 1987 and 1990 , respectively .

Accords with both countries involved training personnel , and in the case of China , the accord included an agreement to provide Iran with a 27 KW miniature neutron source reactor ( MNSR ) and two 300 MW Qinshan power reactors .

Western intelligence suspected that Pakistan , which many estimated had succeeded in manufacturing a nuclear bomb in 1986 , provided Iran with nuclear assistance .

Reports in Western press and leaks from Western government and intelligence sources indicated that Pakistan had trained Iranian scientists in plutonium extraction and possibly gas centrifuge enrichment research .

Training was most likely carried out under the direction of Abdul Qadeer Khan , former director of the Engineering Research Laboratories , later renamed the Dr . A.Q. Khan Research Laboratories ( Kahuta ) , where Pakistan 's nuclear weapons research and enrichment takes place .

A.Q. Khan is widely regarded as the father of Pakistan 's nuclear bomb .

The Soviet Union , traditionally an ally of Iraq , had also indicated an interest in cooperating with Iran .

In 1990 , the Soviet Union and Iran began negotiating over the completion of the Bushehr reactors and the supply of additional nuclear plants .

In January 1995 , the Russian Federation formally announced that it would complete the construction of the Bushehr reactors and signed an agreement with Iran to build three additional reactors at the site .

Since the signing of these agreements , the United States has continuously expressed its opposition to the Bushehr deal because of fears that the deal could provide Iran with knowledge and technology to support a nuclear weapons program .

Despite many technical delays ( misfit of original Siemens equipment with Russian technology ) and efforts by the United States to stall the project , frequently by lobbying the Russia government for the cancellation of the deal , most notably during the Gore - Chernomyrdin Commission meetings , the facility is nearing completion .

Over the years , the United States has successfully blocked several of Iran 's nuclear agreements , such as those with Argentina ( uranium enrichment and heavy water production facilities ) , China ( plutonium - producing research reactor , two power reactors and a uranium conversion plant ) , and Russia ( heavy water production plant ) .

In 1995 , it became evident that Iran may be pursuing nuclear weapons through another track : by procuring dual - use items from Western firms .

The United States also learned that Iran and Russia concluded a secret protocol stipulating , among other things , construction of a gas centrifuge enrichment facility .

The fear was that Iran might learn how to construct a similar clandestine facility and then produce weapons - grade uranium undetected .

The United States then imposed extensive sanctions on Iran and successfully pressured Russia and other potential suppliers , mostly in Europe , to halt exports of sensitive dual - use nuclear technology to Iran , such as high - voltage switches that could trigger a nuclear weapon and specialized remote manipulators designed to handle heavy volumes of radioactive material and possibly intended for a uranium or plutonium reprocessing plant .

In mid - 2002 , a Paris - based opposition group , the National Council of Resistance of Iran ( NCRI ) , revealed the existence of two previously unknown facilities -- a uranium enrichment facility at Natanz and a heavy water production plant at Arak .

Following the discovery of substantial reserves of uranium ore at Saghand , Yazd province , Iran announced that it was developing a nuclear power plan that would rely solely on indigenous resources .

An enrichment and heavy water production capability along with domestic resources of uranium would significantly contribute to the development of a closed nuclear fuel cycle in Iran .

Upon visiting suspected facilities in February 2003 , and with new declarations by Iran , the International Atomic Energy Agency ( IAEA ) concluded that several sensitive technology facilities are either operational , under construction , or planned .

The IAEA raised questions regarding possible enrichment activities at the workshops of the Kalaye Electric Company relating to production of centrifuge components .

Additionally , Iran admitted to having imported from China 1.8 tons of nuclear material ( UF6 , UF4 and UO2 ) used to manufacture uranium metal , which is essential in weapons production .

During its meetings with IAEA officials in August 2003 , Iran for the first time provided evidence of its technical violations of the NPT by revealing that in the 1990s , it had carried out 113 uranium conversion experiments involving the production of uranium metal from imported UF4 and the production of UF4 from imported UO2 , as well as laboratory - scale experiments in the 1980s involving the production of heavy water .

During the IAEA inspection in June 2003 , environmental samples that were taken from chemical traps of the Pilot Fuel Enrichment Plant at Natanz revealed the presence of highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) .

Short of declaring Iran in violation of the NPT , the IAEA Director - General Mohamed ElBaradei stated , `` Iran has failed to meet its obligations under its Safeguards Agreement '' and criticized Iran for not being transparent with the construction of its nuclear - related facilities and import of nuclear material .

The IAEA Board of Governors has imposed on Iran a 31 October 2003 deadline to resolve all outstanding issues and to provide full and complete declaration of its nuclear material and nuclear activities , specifically Iran 's enrichment program and past conversion experiments .

It further called on Iran to suspend all enrichment activities and sign an Additional Protocol .

In an effort to diffuse the tense relations between Iran and the IAEA and to preserve the sanctity of the nonproliferation regime , foreign ministers of Britain , France and Germany secured Iran 's consent to cooperation with the IAEA ahead of the 31 October deadline .

Faced with probability of sanctions and international isolation in case of noncompliance with the IAEA 's demands , Iran announced on 21 October 2003 that it will cooperate with the IAEA with full transparency and disclosure , sign the Additional Protocol and commence its ratification procedures , and suspend all enrichment and reprocessing activities , albeit for an `` interim period . ''

And finally , on 18 December 2003 , Iran signed the Additional Protocol to the NPT , thus allowing snap inspections of its nuclear facilities by the IAEA experts .

Iran appears to be dangerously close to developing an indigenous nuclear fuel cycle , which would in turn enable it to develop a nuclear bomb without much reliance on outside help .

Comparison with the other nuclear axis member North Korea is tempting , but inappropriate .

Iran is motivated by its aspirations for political , religious , and military leadership in the region , unlike North Korea , for whom mere survival appears to be the priority .

Iran has traditionally felt insecure among its neighbors , first vis - a - vis Iraq , whom it considered its most immediate physical and ideological threat , and now that the Hussein regime is gone , the growing presence and influence of the United States .

Additionally , the constant threat of Israel 's nuclear arsenal , mostly perpetuated by Iran 's technocrats , government officials and the pro - nuclear lobby , adds to Iran 's perceived concerns and justifies it to the domestic audience the need to develop nuclear weapons .

Iran 's progress toward nuclear weapons , though irreversible , might be hampered by a combined effort on three fronts .

First , an unlikely but not impossible development would be an emergence of a domestic opposition to nuclear weapons , potentially within President Khatami 's reformist government .

A second front would come in the form of intense international pressure on states that are still in the position to help Iran perfect its knowledge and infrastructure -- Russia , Pakistan , China , and North Korea .

A third approach might be a regional effort on the part of Arab states to pressure Iran to abandon sensitive technology and questionable activities in favor of a weapons - free zone in the Middle East .

Since Iran signed the Additional Protocol on Nuclear Safeguards on 18 December 2003 , the Protocol provided inspectors from the IAEA with greater access within Iran and the option to carry out intrusive inspections at Iran 's nuclear facilities .

Subsequent IAEA inspections in Iran revealed a wealth of new information related to the development and scale of Iran 's nuclear program .

Iran is generally viewed as having been forthcoming and helpful to these IAEA efforts , although this cooperation has clearly not been absolute .

Indeed , on 18 June 2004 , IAEA board members voted to reprimand Iran for not providing the agency with more timely and comprehensive support .

Specifically , Iran was rebuked for postponing IAEA visits to a number of locations related to Iran 's P - 2 centrifuge enrichment program , which had been scheduled to take place in March 2004 .

The IAEA also criticized Iran 's lack of forthrightness about its possession of P - 2 design drawings and other related research , and information regarding its manufacturing and mechanical testing activities , all of which was omitted from Iran 's 21 October 2003 declaration to the agency .

The IAEA called on Iran to `` be proactive in taking all necessary steps on an urgent basis to resolve all outstanding issues '' , including those related to contamination by low - enriched uranium ( LEU ) and HEU , as well as the limited production of polonium - 210 and plutonium .

Concurrently , the United States along with some other IAEA board members has continued to maintain that Iran is pursuing an underground nuclear weapons program .

And while this claim has not yet been substantiated by IAEA inspectors , proponents argue that Iran has violated the NPT and that the country 's nuclear file should , in turn , be referred to the United Nations Security Council ( UNSC ) for its review .

El - Baradei is , however , weary of pursuing such a hard line against Iran , as he fears that exerting too much pressure may cause Iran to opt out of the NPT altogether .

Responding to the barrage of critics who insist that Iran 's illicit intentions are obvious , El - Baradei has pointed to the continued absence of a `` smoking gun '' and the fundamental shortcomings of attempts to concretely assess Iran 's programmatic goals without such evidence .

For its part , Iran continues to assert that it pursues a nuclear program with only peaceful applications , while El - Baradei is steadfast in his belief that the situation may be resolved diplomatically .

In addition , Russia remains unequivocally opposed to United Nations ' sanctions against Iran , especially given the absence of evidence to bolster claims about illicit activities .

Russia has also supported Iran 's disclosure efforts , despite Russian President Vladimir Putin 's November 2003 charge that Iran acted in bad faith by failing to fully comply with IAEA inspections .

Iran is rapidly constructing nuclear facilities to achieve its goal of having an indigenous fuel cycle capability .

Iran 's nuclear program operates numerous facilities throughout the country , including the Nuclear Research Center in Tehran , ( TNRC ) , the Esfahan Nuclear Technology Center ( ENTC ) , Nuclear Research Center for Agriculture and Medicine , and the Beneficiation and Hydrometalurgical Research Center ( BHRC ) .

In addition to these , there have been new revelations about Iran 's centrifuge enrichment program located in Natanz and heavy water related activity in Arak .

Finally , the Bushehr nuclear reactor , when completed , will be Iran 's first nuclear power plant when it goes on - line in the coming year .

Within the next 10 years , there will likely be at least one , possibly more , power reactors built in Iran .

The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran ( AEOI ) is the government agency that oversees Iran 's nuclear program , and is one of the few agencies in Iran that reports directly to the president .

It was created in 1973 to oversee a 23,000 MW nuclear power program in Iran .

However , the organization has since undergone several revisions in mission and structure .

According to international observers of AEOI , the organization once had 4,500 employees .

After the Islamic Revolution , however , many leading nuclear scientists left the country , and in the 1990 , the AEOI reportedly employed `` around 200 scientists and 2,000 personnel engaged in nuclear research . ''

Research and development of the nuclear fuel cycle has been highlighted as a key function of the AEOI .

The organization consists of five separate divisions : Research , Nuclear Power Plant , Nuclear Fuel Production , Nuclear Regulatory Authority , and Planning , Education , and Parliamentary Affairs .

The responsibility of the Research Division is to plan and guide all nuclear - related research projects and to develop peaceful nuclear technologies in Iran .

It does so by coordinating activities of several nuclear research centers , most notably the TNRC and ENTC .

The TNRC operates , among other things , a 5 MW research reactor .

The ENTC is home to a miniature neutron source reactor ( MNSR ) , other research reactors , and subcritical assemblies .

The TNRC and ENTC manage various departments , facilities , and laboratories .

Over the years , these laboratories have conducted research into conversion ( a hexafluoride plant in Esfahan and at the Jabr Ibn Hayan Multipurpose Laboratories - JHL ) , enrichment , and reprocessing ( analysis and separation experiments using US - supplied hot cells , and radioisotope production at the TNRC ) .

The Nuclear Fuel Production Division ( NFPD ) of the AEOI is responsible for research and development of uranium exploration , mining , milling , conversion , fuel production , and waste management .

The NFPD maintains facilities in Yazd province to explore and exploit uranium deposits .

The Nuclear Fuel Research and Production Center in Esfahan houses various chemical , engineering , and metallurgical laboratories , the Miniature Neutron Source Reactor ( MNSR ) and the zero power reactor .

The Benefication and Hydrometallurgical Research Center ( BHRC ) operates facilities involved in the production of yellowcake .

AEOI 's activities and facilities have been tied to several universities .

Additionally , personnel from Saghand University cooperate with AEOI staff to conduct research in mining and milling of uranium at BHRC laboratories .

After numerous allegations by opposition groups and Western governments , Iran announced that it was constructing several new facilities .

The most important of these are the Natanz uranium enrichment plant ( comprising a pilot - and commercial - scale fuel enrichment facility ) , a fuel fabrication plant at Esfahan , a uranium metal purification and casting laboratory , and a 40 MW heavy water research reactor ( IR - 40 ) in Arak .

The presence of these facilities confirms Iran 's growing determination to achieve a full nuclear fuel cycle .

Iran claims that all its facilities are necessary for a peaceful and self - sufficient nuclear program .

However , analysts question the need for several components , particularly those in which the feedstock or product is either provided by a supplier country ( fuel production plant ) or that do not fit in the general scheme of Iran 's overall nuclear program ( uranium metal laboratory ) .

These facilities and Iran 's overall program are currently undergoing close scrutiny by the international community and will likely remain so until controversy over the facilities ' purpose and capability can be resolved .

30.5% of all households were made up of individuals and 6.2% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older .

The island of Jamaica will be near the top of the list for anyone planning an idyllic holiday getaway .

With warm sunshine , beautiful beaches , lush tropical scenery , and fine hotels , it is guaranteed to provide a little rest and relaxation .

However , with a vibrant grassroots culture and the growing confidence of an independent nation , it defies the advertising stereotype of the deserted island .

The third - largest island in the Caribbean , just south of Cuba , Jamaica is 233 km ( 145 miles ) in length and 83 km ( 52 miles ) across at its widest point .

The island is aligned almost east - to - west in the water so that sunrise wakes the eastern tip , proceeds to caress the length of the island , and kisses the western tip good night .

Geographically it is extremely diverse , with a central backbone of high mountains and hills blanketed with tropical rain-forest .

These are surrounded by areas of limestone formations , scrub and grassland , coral cliffs , and fine sand beaches .

Fresh water from tropical storms feeds 120 rivers and some of the most celebrated waterfalls and cascades on earth .

Rare species of butterflies and delicate hummingbirds take to the air , and crocodiles and manatees still live in and around vast tracts of mangrove swamp in the south .

The island is surrounded by coral reefs and reef walls , which provide shelter to hundreds of species of sea creatures and recreation to divers and snorkelers .

Temperatures here vary only a few degrees from about 27 C ( 80 F ) , although the heat is tempered by the nearly continuous trade winds that blow across the Atlantic .

In the mountains and hills of the interior , the temperature drops with altitude and with the clouds that wrap around the highest peaks .

Much of the land is extremely fertile and produces a range of tropical fruit and vegetable crops , providing ample food for the people and such lucrative cash crops as sugar and coffee .

Four hundred years ago these crops brought British colonists to rule the land and African slaves to work it .

Today Jamaican population is a mixture of African and English , with Spanish , Indian , and a smattering of Portuguese Jews , Germans , Welsh , and Scots .

They have been melded together , giving rise to a fascinating national identity .

Since independence in 1962 , the black majority has worked to create a country based on confidence from within , working on a principle of pride in oneself and in one 's roots .

This is so important for the future of the country that the national motto is `` Out of many one people . ''

It says much about the character of the Jamaican people that they have slightly changed the story of Columbus and his trip to the island in 1493 .

He is not held in the same high esteem here as he is in other islands .

In actuality , it was the population of Jamaica who discovered him Columbus was really lost , thinking that he had found another route to Asia .

Vestiges of the British colonial legacy can still be found , not least in the fact that English is Jamaica 's official language : the popularity of cricket is another example .

The thirteen regional parishes and numerous towns were originally named after British settlements .

However , these British influences have , even from the earliest days of colonial rule , always been tempered and molded to the Jamaican style .

Jamaica has always had a second , unofficial language developed from the early days of slavery .

Next to town names derived from England , you also find names such as Wait Awhile and Fruitful Vale , derived from the function and activity of the everyday lives of ordinary Jamaicans .

And as far as cricket is concerned , Caribbean players have turned the tables on their colonial mentors and now produce some of the best players in the world , easily capable of soundly outplaying the Brits .

In recent years the influence of the United States has been much stronger than that of Britain .

Many Jamaicans head to the States for further education , and the American economic influence on areas such as business investment and planning is growing .

Its no surprise that the US dollar is accepted as readily as the Jamaican dollar to pay for goods .

But Jamaica is not simply turning blindly into a small version of its bigger brother .

It still revels in its own identity , which is now internationally recognized through such influential cultural products as the Rastafarian religion and reggae music .

The followers of Rastafarianism ( with their characteristic mane of dreadlocks ) originated in Jamaica in the 1930s and are still predominantly found here .

Jamaican music ska -- and , especially , reggae -- has since the 1970s been exported and enjoyed around the world .

The strong beat and earthy lyrics seem to symbolize and celebrate the character of this young and lively country .

Jamaicans are sociable people , living their lives out in the open and knowing everything about their neighbor business .

There 's nothing they like better than having a good chat about the latest bit of gossip : who is doing what , where , and why .

They are very direct in their dealings with each other , as you might discover if you come across a friendly conversation among a group of friends .

The loud , raucous Jamaican English dialect and the waving hands reflect the joy with which social relations are conducted here .

They are equally direct in their dealings with visitors , too , so do n't expect a shy Jamaican smile as you walk by .

Instead , be prepared for a barrage of questions about your life , offers to supply anything you need , a host of jokes at your expense , and some serious flirting if you 're single .

Having some lines ready to throw back at them induces guffaws of laughter and an appreciative slap on the back .

The recreational pleasures that ordinary islanders enjoy have become synonymous with the name Jamaica : dancing to the heavily rhythmic musical beat ; taking a little marijuana ( or `` ganja , '' as it 's known here ) , which many Jamaicans view as a kind of medicinal herb ; or simply sitting back and chatting with friends on a bench or street corner , where the situation is described as `` Irie '' the equivalent of `` Everything 's just fine ! ''

Jamaicans appear to worry little about the future ; sometimes it seems that they worry little even about what happens in the next few minutes .

The popular phrase `` Soon come '' indicates an apparent lack of concern about time and an unhurried attitude to daily tasks .

Occasional hurricanes can spoil the idyllic climate and contribute to this `` laid back '' attitude : Jamaicans are aware that circumstances can suddenly alter dramatically and yet life will always carry on .

To have to wait a while for something is not the worst problem in the world .

Since independence in 1962 , tourism has been Jamaica 's primary industry and the island has become renowned as one of the prime destinations in the Caribbean .

The best beaches have become home to the finest hotels , which supply almost everything needed for the perfect vacation .

All-inclusive packages and large resort hotels offer restaurants , sporting activities , entertainment , wide - screen sports channels in the bars , shopping , and a guaranteed suntan .

There is frequently a temptation never to tear oneself away from the hotel .

Yet to do this is to miss the very essence of what the island is all about .

Step out of the hotel and your senses will be bombarded by a range of sights , sounds , smells , tastes , and textures that let you know that you could only be in Jamaica .

Such sights include the colorful `` tams '' -- knitted hats worn by Jamaican men to cover their mane of dreadlocks -- and the red ackee fruit that ripens at the beginning of the year .

Sample the taste of ackee cooked with saltfish , Jamaica 's national dish , and the smell of hot jerk pork cooked in a pit barbecue .

Hear the songs of Bob Marley booming from a hundred cranked - up car stereos or the chorus of frogs that begin to call as evening descends .

Feel the texture of a hand offered in greeting and try to fathom the `` Jamaican handshake , '' a ritual whose rules seem to be more complex than those of the game of cricket .

Of course Jamaica has its palm - lined beaches and almost endless rum drinks , and you can enjoy a wonderful resort - based break .

There 's an abundance of nature , history , art , and modern culture to be explored and enjoyed .

Jamaica is an island with a strong personality that does n't simply wait in the wings .

Paula_Zahn : Questions about the facts or what were presented as facts that led the United States into the war in Iraq spilled into open warfare today on the Senate floor .

Ed_Henry : A Democratic sneak attack that sent shock waves through the Senate .

I demand on behalf of the American people that we understand why these investigations are n't being conducted .

Ed_Henry : Democratic leader Harry Reed accused Republicans of failing to probe allegations the White House manipulated intelligence to justify the war in Iraq .

The Senate chamber was locked down , television cameras shut off , so law makers could go into secret session to debate .

Bill_Frist : Not with the previous Democratic leader or or the current Democratic leader have ever I been slapped in the face with such an affront to the leadership of this grand institution .

Bill_Frist : There has been at least consideration for the other side of the aisle before a stunt .

Ed_Henry : Reed refused to back down demanding the Republican led intelligence committee finish a long awaited report on whether the Bush administration twisted intelligence .

Harry_Reed : This investigation has been stymied stopped , obstructions thrown up every step of the way .

And today the American people are going to see a little bit of light .

Ed_Henry : What 's really going on is Democrats feel emboldened by the indictment of Vice President Cheney 's former chief of staff believing this is their chance to issue a broader indictment of the Bush administration .

We are spending more than six million dollars a month with no end in sight .

And this Republican led Senate intelligence committee refuses to even ask the hard questions about the misinformation -

Ed_Henry : Republicans insist they 're completing the investigation .

Ed_Henry : Democrats say they also want to signal they 're ready to stand up to the Republican majority and may even filibuster the president 's latest Supreme Court pick Samuel Alito a move that would make these events seem like the opening fireworks in a much nastier battle .

Paula_Zahn : So do you think we just saw the outlines to what the midterm election battlelines might look like ?

A debate that 's likely to rage on for many many months to come .

Paula_Zahn : Turning our attention now to something that has a lot of folks concerned .

The most common and deadly form has already spread in birds from South Asia to Europe .

Paula_Zahn : Today President Bush unveiled a seven point one billion dollar plan to prepare for a possible flu pandemic .

Paula_Zahn : Now much of that money would go toward stockpiling enough vaccine to protect twenty million healthcare workers and other first responders .

Paula_Zahn : Speeding up production of vaccines and buying the anti-viral drugs ( ( Tamoflu ) ) and ( ( Rolenzo ) ) which in some cases prevent flu infection .

Paula_Zahn : And we now turn to senior medical correspondent Dr . Sanjay Gupto who has just gotten back from South Asia .

Paula_Zahn : Where bird flu has in the past two years killed at least sixty-two people .

Hundreds of millions of birds around the world have been destroyed to try to contain the disease .

Paula_Zahn : And Dr . Gupto now just joins us from the Emory University hospital in Atlanta .

Paula_Zahn : I know you 've had a chance to study the the plan the president put forth today .

On one hand it is it is remarkable that the president is devoting as much time and as much money uh all towards a disease that does n't exist yet .

And I think that 's remarkable to a lot of people who are eh who are citizens and a lot of people in the public health community as well .

Dr _Gupto : On the other hand to be able to outline and do the thing that were talked about today to basically completely revamp the public health system so that local officials can talk to state officials that can talk to federal officials to be able to pinpoint exactly when a cluster of bird flu happens that takes probably a lot more money and a and a really a complete revamping of our public health systems .

Dr _Gupto : The other thing Paula really important is that they talk a lot about the fact that our- we 're a lot better at taking care of patients now than we were in nineteen eighteen , we have a lot of ICUs a lot of ICUs in the hospital behind me that can take care of critically ill patients .

Dr _Gupto : The problem though at any given time eighty to ninety percent of those ICU rooms are full so we just do n't have the surge capacity and that 's going to cost lots and lots of money to create a health system where we can take care not only of the ill now but the ill that might come in with a pandemic Paula .

Paula_Zahn : Uh let 's talk about the other ( ( problem ) ) of the plan where the president will spend uh or wants to spend a billion dollars to stockpile antiviral medicine like ( ( Tamaflu ) ) and ( ( Rolenza ) ) .

Do we even know if these two medications are going to be effective against a strain that has n't even presented itself ?

A lot of people focusing a lot of energy on ( ( Tamaflu ) ) and ( ( Rolenza ) ) .

They are antiviral drugs uh designed to basically shorten uh how bad the flu might effect you uh try to lessen its impact .

Dr _Gupto : But we only know that it might work because of laboratory studies and animal studies uh uh in particular .

The way to really study it would be to knowingly expose people to bird flu .

And nobody will actually ever do that study for obvious reasons .

Coming up on News Night Tonight , cooking a turkey is fine. ( ( Appearing ) ) in one is n't .

The Iraqi government has agreed to let U.S. Rep . Tony Hall visit the country next week to assess a humanitarian crisis that has festered since the Gulf War of 1990 , Hall 's office said Monday .

The Dayton Democrat , who has traveled to other crisis points including Sierra Leone and North Korea , will spend three days visiting hospitals and other facilities to seek understanding why aid has been ineffective in stemming malnourishment and other medical problems .

Iraq has been under economic sanctions since the war ended , which some say have thwarted the country 's ability to recover from the devastation of the bombing campaign .

The Persian Gulf War destroyed much of the country 's medical infrastructure , according to a report by the World Health Organization .

In 1996 the WHO found that much of the population existed in a state of `` semi starvation .''

Hall will be only the second member of Congress to travel in Iraq since the war , according to Hall 's office .

The last visitor was then- U.S. Rep . Bill Richardson of New Mexico , who went to help a pair of U.S. oilmen in diplomatic trouble .

Hall flies to Amman , Jordan , on Friday , where he 'll spend the night before driving to Iraq .

Iranian troops suffered tens of thousands of casualties from Iraqi chemical weapons during the 1980 - 88 Iran - Iraq War .

As a result Iran has promulgated a very public stance against the use of chemical weapons , making numerous vitriolic comments against Iraq 's use of such weapons in international forums .

However , despite such rhetoric , several Western officials accuse Iran of developing similar offensive CW capabilities .

US officials report that Iran can produce several hundred tons of chemical agent annually and that it may have already produced as much as 2,000 tons of agent , including mustard , cyanide , and possibly sarin nerve agent , at plants near Qazvin , Parchin , and Esfahan .

Officials also claim that Iran has produced bombs and artillery rounds filled with these agents , and that it can probably deploy chemical warheads on its long - range missiles .

Iran is suspected of having developed such a capability with aid from individuals and companies in the West , as well as India and China .

Iran 's extensive CW program is allegedly masked using its sophisticated pharmaceutical and agro - industrial companies as plausible cover .

It is further claimed that these companies serve as a front for importing important chemical precursors and related equipment , which are then diverted to the Iranian CW program .

Although information on WMD programs for many countries is often limited , when it comes to assessing Iran 's alleged CW program , one must sift through a mountain of information , much of which is long on allegation and short on specific , corroborated evidence .

This difficulty is compounded by the fact that much of the information can be directly traced back to just a handful of sources , none of which can be independently verified .

Most of the sources have a pre - existing bias against Iran , rendering a bulk of their information subject to speculation .

The following profile attempts to piece together an objective overview of allegations surrounding Iran and its CW capabilities by mining through reports in open source literature from a variety of sources .

Iran 's entanglement with CW stems from the legacy of the Iran - Iraq War .

From approximately 1983 - 1988 during the war with Iraq , Iran suffered extensive CW attacks , including blister ( mustard ) and nerve agents .

By the end of the War , Iran appeared to have suffered as many as 50,000 chemical warfare casualties , of whom perhaps 5,000 died .

The weak international response , particularly by the United Nations , to Iraqi use of chemical weapons against Iranian forces left Iran bitter about what it perceived to be a double standard in enforcing international agreements .

Many Iranian officials concluded that their country had to develop the ability to retaliate in kind in order to deter chemical weapons use against it .

In a public interview , the Iranian representative to the United Nations , Rajai'e Korassani , stated that `` ... if the Iraqi regime does not take any steps in putting an end to the crimes of the Iraqi regime , we will retaliate in kind , and in that case , we will certainly announce it . ''

However , several Iranian officials has never hidden his abhorrence of CW use in battlefield .

There are some reports that between 1984 and 1988 Iran employed chemical agents on a limited scale during the war with Iraq ; however , an intensive review of the open literature ( including UN reports from that era ) have failed to verify such claims .

This is despite near - constant Iranian rhetoric during the 1980s , invoking the threat of CW in retaliation if the world community failed to take any action against Iraq .

While several Iranian leaders felt that developing a CW program would counteract the Iraqi threat and prove to be a strong deterrent , others within the clerical Islamic regime publicly condemned any use of chemicals on moral grounds , calling them un - Islamic .

Disagreement over a course of policy action led to several contradictory published reports whether or not Iran decided to pursue a CW program .

Although the status of its offensive capability is somewhat ambiguous , one can definitely conclude that Iran has a defensive program that can be re - engineered into offensive production , if Iranian national security is threatened .

Though there is no concrete evidence that Iran is currently developing CW , there have been several instances where CW precursors were purchased from foreign sources in the past .

Throughout the 1980s , the United States accused Germany of selling dual - use materials and technology to Iran .

In 1989 US authorities found Alcolac International Inc. , a pharmaceutical firm based out of Baltimore , Maryland , guilty of illegally shipping almost 120 tons of thiodyglycol ( a mustard gas precursor ) to Iran .

The same year , US Department of Commerce put export controls on 23 specific chemicals that could aid CW proliferation .

Also in 1989 , the State Trading Corporation of India admitted that it had sold Iran over 60 tons of thionyl chloride ( a nerve agent precursor ) and that its supplier was planning to ship an additional 257 tons of the chemical to Iran .

In 1997 , under a reported multi - million dollar deal , India agreed to construct a `` sophisticated chemical plant at Qazvim , on the outskirts of Tehran . ''

India also agreed to sell Iran phosphorous pentasulfide , a dual - use chemical used in the production of pesticides as well as the nerve agent VX .

The deal eventually fell apart and a similar deal was eventually concluded with China in 1998 .

China reportedly agreed to sell Iran 500 tons of phosphorus pentasulfide .

China has also been involved in several other sales to Iran , involving CW technology ; as a result , several Chinese companies and individuals have faced American sanctions .

One example was the 1997 sale by China to Iran of 40,000 barrels of calcium - hypochlorite , a chemical and biological decontaminating agent .

Other defensive material purchased by Iran includes respirators from Spain , protective gear from South Korea , and atropine autoinjectors from the Netherlands .

In 1995 , Asian- Ways, Ltd. World Co (Hong Kong) Ltd. and Mainway International Ltd. were sanctioned by the US State Department for supplying Iran with `` nerve gas technology . ''

According to US press accounts citing a top secret CIA report dated 2 October 1996 , China sold Iran nearly 400 metric tons of carbon disulfide , a nerve and riot control gas precursor .

In 1997 , two more Chinese companies and were sanctioned by the US State Department for selling Iran CW related precursors and equipment .

The companies involved were Nanjing Chemical Industries Group and Jiangsu Yongli Chemical Engineering and Technology Import / Export Corporation .

Some of the CW agents Iran has allegedly developed include CS gas ( a riot control agent ) , mustard gas , hydrogen cyanide , and phosgene .

Some sources , citing US intelligence officials , also claim that Iran has developed sarin , tabun , and V - series nerve agents .

There are several delivery routes Iran could take for its chemical agents .

There have also been rumors of using mines to deliver CW agents ( 120 mm ) .

Iran 's well - known Shahab missile is also believed to be capable of carrying chemical warheads , although it is uncertain warheads have been developed or tested .

In 2002 , Iran tested a new version of its Muajar-4 ( Mohajer ) unmanned aerial vehicle ( UAV ) , which some experts claim could be used for potential CBW delivery .

Despite its acquisition of precursors from abroad , Iran is allegedly working to develop an indigenous CW production capability .

The CIA believes that `` Teheran is rapidly approaching self-sufficiency and could become a supplier of CW - related materials to other nations . ''

As of 1996 , the Department of Defense claimed that Iran had stockpiled almost 2000 tons of toxic chemical agents and was continuously working on expanding its CW program .

Iran has several advanced research institutions employing various chemicals for a variety of reasons , including pesticide production , pharmaceutical research , and other medical studies .

Iran has also conducted several military exercises to date that have included defensive chemical and biological weapons maneuvers .

It also held a mock `` trial inspection '' at the Shahid Razkani chemical factory to allow inspectors to see how such a procedure was conducted .

Iran submitted a declaration on its chemical facilities and its past CW stockpile , it has destroyed chemical weapons production equipment in the presence of OPCW inspectors , and it has undergone a number of OPCW inspections of its chemical industrial facilities .

Iran continues to play an active role at the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW ) , is recognized as a member in good standing , and currently serves on its executive council .

Although US and Israeli intelligence agencies continue to insist Iran maintains a stockpile of chemical weapons , no challenge inspections of Iranian facilities have been requested , and none of the allegations made regarding the stockpiling of CW can be verified in the unclassified domain .

However , Iran continues to retain a strong incentive for developing a defensive CW program .

Major Suppliers / Major Exporters The following summary lists key Iranian imports within the realm of its CW program .

Several chemicals are dual - use in nature and imported under the umbrella of pesticide , petrochemical , and various pharmaceutical ventures .

These sales do not necessarily indicate the presence of an offensive CW capability but are worth noting due to their potential diversion to an illicit Iranian CW program .

Early 1990s , According to the British Observer , the British government exported chemicals to Iran that can be used to manufacture weapons .

Chinese companies have been key suppliers for Iran 's chemical weapons program .

The Chinese corporation SinoChem reportedly delivered 500 tons of phosphorous pentasulfide in 1996 ( primary precursor of VX , controlled by the Australia Group ; China and Iran are not party to this organization ) .

According to US press reports citing a top secret CIA report , China sold Iran nearly 400 metric tons of chemicals used to produce nerve agents and riot control gas .

China is a key supplier of CW equipment and technologies to Iran according to US Department of Defense .

In an unclassified report to Congress , the DCI said that `` Chinese firms had supplied CW - related production equipment and technology to Iran , '' prior to July 1999 , and that evidence during the second half of 1999 `` suggests Iran continues to seek such assistance from Chinese entities , but it is unclear to what extent these efforts have succeeded . ''

China has been Iran 's main source for chemical weapons precursors , manufacturing equipment , and technical expertise since 1994 .

In June 1997 , the DCI reported that China , during July - December 1996 , provided `` considerable CW - related assistance '' to Iran , including production equipment and technology .

According to an intelligence report , cited by the Washington Times on 30 October 1997 , China completed construction in June 1997 of a dual - use plant in Iran for making glass - lined equipment used in producing chemical weapons .

A classified US intelligence report identified a Chinese individual , Q.C. Chen , as `` a major supplier of glass - lined equipment and chemicals to Iran 's chemical weapons program . ''

Chen is linked to Nocinco ( the North Chemical Industries Corp. ) , a company that was identified by the CIA as `` having delivered several hundred tons of carbon disulfide , an ingredient in nerve agents . ''

In 1995 , orders paid for by Razak Laboratories in Teheran and Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries in Tabriz , and brokered by Iran 's International Movalled Industries Corporation ( Imaco ) with the North Chemical Industries Corp. ( Nocinco ) , were not delivered .

They consisted of 49 metric tons of alkyl dimethylamine , used in making detergent , and 17 metric tons of sodium sulfide , a chemical that could be used in making mustard gas .

In January - February 1997 , China supplied Iran with 40,000 barrels of calcium hypochlorite , a chemical - biological - radiological decontamination agent .

In 1997 , Rex International Development Company Ltd. , a company affiliated with the Chinese company Norinco , supplied Iran with high - grade seamless steel pipes , suitable for handling corrosive materials , and associated with chemical weapons production .

In 1997 , two Chinese companies , Nanjing Industries Group and Technology Import / Export Corporation , supplied Iran with thionyl chloride , dimethylamine ( tabun nerve gas precursor ) , ethyl chlorohydrin ( possible mustard precursor ) , and glass - lined mixing vessels .

On 8 March 1996 , the Washington Post reported , `` US intelligence officials have concluded that companies in China are providing Iran with several virtually complete factories suited for making deadly poison gases , '' and that Iranian `` military - related organizations '' are buying from China glass - lined vessels for mixing precursors , special air - filtration equipment , and the technology to manufacture these items and others indigenously .

In May 1998 , the London Daily Telegraph reported that `` Iran has concluded a secret deal with China to purchase banned chemicals that will enable it to become self-sufficient in producing large stockpiles of advanced nerve gas . ''

Under the deal , concluded last month , China supplied Iran with 500 tons of phosphorus pentsulfide , material banned under the terms of the CWC if known to be used in a CW program .

The delivery was made in 10 consignments of 50 tons each , for an estimated $924,000 .

The deal was negotiated by Iran 's Defense Industry Organization and China 's SinoChem Agency .

Previously in 1997 , a statement submitted by the office of Madeline Albright -- then US Secretary of State -- concluded that SinoChem had not been involved in any dual - use shipments to Iran .

In 1984 , East Germany ( GDR ) supplied Iran with 5,000 `` respirators , '' which turned out to be industrial half - masks with goggles , which are unsuitable for chemical defense .

Iran purchased atropine autoinjectors for antidotes to nerve gas from a Dutch company .

Report by German intelligence on Iranian efforts to acquire production equipment for tabun and sarin , using three Indian companies as fronts .

`` With the aid of Indian companies , Iran is nearing the completion of a secret poison - gas plant , which was claimed by the Indian companies to be a pesticide factory . ''

The Indian companies named in the classified report include Tata Consulting Engineering , Transpek , and Rallis India .

The Iranian companies involved in the building of the poison - gas complex are Defense Industries , Shahid , Bagheri Industrial Group , and Shahid Hemat Industrial group .

On 23 June 1996 , the Sunday Telegraph reported about a `` secret multi - million - pound deal with the Indian government which will supply banned materials used to manufacture poison gas . ''

Under the deal , India will build a sophisticate chemical plant at Qazvin , which will be used produce phosphorous pentasulfide , a dual - use chemical that could be used to produce chemical weapons .

According to the Sunday Telegraph , Melli Agrochemicals negotiated the deal on behalf of the Iranian regime .

But security experts believe that the deal was authorized by Dr . Majid Tehrani Abbaspur , Iran 's chief security adviser and a close associate of President Rafsanjani .

The deal eventually fell through and Iran sought China as a replacement for India .

In early 1989 , Iran purchased 60 tons of thionyl chloride , a nerve agent precursor , from India .

Israel has maintained military - industrial ties with Iran , according to an internal report , prepared for the Israeli defense ministry establishment in January 1998 .

The report mentions the sale of 58,000 gas masks by Shalon Chemical Industries after the Iran - Iraq War as well as the supply of gas detectors by Elbit for the identification of chemical warfare agents .

Iran allegedly supplied Libya with chemical agents in 1987 in exchange for naval mines .

This allegation was brought forth mostly by US government sources and can not be verified .

In the mid - 1980s , Mana International Investments , a company registered in Poland and controlled by Nachum Manbar , an Israeli businessman , supplied Iran with NBC protective suits .

According to an unclassified report to Congress by the DCI from early 2000 , `` Russian entities remain a significant source of biotechnology and chemicals for Iran . ''

In 1984 , South Korea supplied Iran with copies of the Finnish Kemira respirators , which proved to be deficient .

In 1994 , reports surfaced that Syria is cooperating with Iran in the development of ballistic missiles designed to carry chemical warheads .

On 18 December 1997 , the Islamic Republic News Agency ( IRNA ) reported that the Eastern railroad network , run by the Bonyad-e Mostazafan va Janbazan , has purchased 100 tank cars from Ukraine , specifically designed to transport highly toxic chemicals .

According to Michael Eisenstadt , Iran initially obtained chemical agent precursors from the United States , Germany , and Japan .

When stricter export controls were imposed by these countries in the mid to late 1980s , Iran had to find alternative sources , such as India .

In recent years , China has been the principal source of CW precursors , as well as production technology .

Iran is currently working on becoming self sufficient in the production of these materials .

Iran has a sophisticated base for the development of a chemical weapons program dating back to the Iran - Iraq War ( 1980 - 1988 ) -- a conflict that gave Iran strong incentives for developing a robust chemical defense capability .

There are several unclassified allegations and reports that suggest Iran has developed an offensive CW program as well .

However , reports of transactions of various dual - use material is publicly known .

Imports such as thiodyglycol and thionyl chloride can be applied towards legitimate purposes such as dyes , textiles , and pesticides or can be diverted towards an illicit CW program .

Iran also imported several tons of phosphorus pentasulfide , which is on the Australia Group 's watch list for controlled chemical precursors , but not on the Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) Schedule lists .

The compound has several legitimate uses in the agricultural industry , specifically relating to pesticides , but is also a starting point for nerve agents such as VX .

Based on such information , some idea of Iran 's CW status can be ascertained .

Libya has shown interest in and taken steps to acquire weapons of mass destruction ( WMD ) and their delivery systems . 

Indeed , it is one of the few states to have employed chemical weapons in a conflict ( Chad , 1987 ) . 

Libya 's motivation to acquire WMD , and ballistic missiles in particular , appears in part to be a response to Israel 's clandestine nuclear program and a desire to become a more active player in Middle_Eastern and African politics . 

On 19 December 2003 , Libyan leader Col. Muammar Qadhafi publicly confirmed his commitment to disclose and dismantle WMD programs in his country following a nine-month period of negotiations with US and UK authorities . 

In its 19 December 2003 announcement that it was eliminating all materials , equipment and programs proscribed by the international community , Libya took the unusual step of first publicly revealing its nuclear weapons program , then renouncing it . 

Libya then invited the IAEA to verify the elimination of nuclear weapon related activities in-country . 

According to International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Mohamed ElBaradei , who led a December 2003 inspection team to Libya , Libya 's nuclear weapons program is in the very initial stages , about three to seven years away from producing a nuclear weapon . 

Libya admitted having secretly imported raw uranium and the necessary equipment to convert it for enrichment into weapons-grade material but added that the enrichment plan had been dismantled and that no highly enriched uranium had been produced over the past decade . 

IAEA inspectors did not found either , though they did find imported equipment and technology at a number of previously secret nuclear facilities in and around Tripoli . 

It has been revealed that Abdul Qadeer Khan of Pakistan is responsible for providing Libya with its nuclear warhead plans , raw uranium and enrichment centrifuges through his black market network . 

In his 19 December 2003 announcement , Qadhafi pledged to adhere to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty which Libya ratified in 1975 , and to sign the Additional Protocol , which it did on 10 March 2004 . 

IAEA chief El Baradei indicated that signing the Protocol would ensure IAEA oversight over Libya 's nuclear transition from weapons creation to peaceful purposes . 

Previously , Libya signed Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty in November 2001 and ratified it in January 2004 . 

In 1996 , it had signed the Treaty of Pelindaba which established a nuclear-weapon-free zone in Africa . 

Besides previously secret nuclear sites disclosed in late 2003 , Libya possesses a Soviet-supplied 10 MW research reactor in Tajura . 

With the lifting of UN sanctions in 1998 , Russia renewed its nuclear cooperation with Libya , providing funding for renovations to the Taruja nuclear complex . 

In 2003 , Libya admitted its previous intentions to acquire equipment needed to produce biological weapons ( BW ) . 

In October and December 2003 , Libyan officials took US and UK experts to a number of medical and agricultural research centers that had the potential to be used in BW research . 

The country acceded to the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention on 19 January 1982 . 

There are allegations that the alleged chemical weapon ( CW ) plants at Rabta and Tarhunah could contain BW research facilities as well . 

Prior to Libya 's 19 December 2003 announcement to abandon its WMD programs , US intelligence agencies alleged that Qadhafi had attempted to recruit South African scientists to assist in the acquisition of BW , and that Libya had started to develop pathogens and toxins for weapons use . 

There is a significant amount of open-source literature concerning Libya 's acquisition and use of chemical weapons ( CW ) ; it is well documented that Libya employed Iranian-supplied mustard gas bombs against Chad , its southern neighbor , in 1987 . 

In documentation provided to US and UK authorities in 2003 , Libya revealed a `` significant quantity '' of mustard agent produced more than 10 years ago at a facility near Rabta , located in the Sahara Desert about 120 km southwest of Tripoli , along with chemical munitions and equipment needed to establish a second CW production facility . 

In December 2003 , Libya pledged to eliminate all chemical weapons stocks and munitions and accede to the Chemical Weapons Convention `` without delay. '' 

In the early 1980 s , Libya accelerated its efforts to obtain a longer-range ballistic missile with the al-Fatah , reportedly with a range of 950 km . 

Germany and China allegedly provided technical and material assistance to the al-Fatah program . 

The al-Fatah missile system has not been completed and remains untested . 

In November 2000 , as part of a $600 million agreement , Libya allegedly acquired the first shipment of a total of 50 North Korean Nodong ballistic missiles , including launch capabilities . 

North Korea also allegedly provided more than 10 scientists to work on the Libyan missile program . 

This complemented other missile component shipments that reportedly began in 1999 . 

Also , after the lifting of the 1999 sanctions , reports of increased technical and structural assistance from countries like Iran , North Korea , China , India , and Russia have raised concerns over Libya 's growing ability to manufacture ballistic missiles . 

In 2003 , US experts were given access to Libya 's missile arsenal and to a number of missile research facilities . 

Libya is not a member of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) 

Aetna Life and Casualty Co. 's third - quarter net income fell 22 % to $ 182.6 million , or $ 1.63 a share , reflecting the damages from Hurricane Hugo and lower results for some of the company 's major divisions .

Catastrophe losses reduced Aetna 's net income by $ 50 million , including $ 36 million from Hugo .

Last year catastrophe losses totaled $ 5 million , when net was $ 235.5 million , or $ 2.07 a share .

The year - earlier results have been restated to reflect an accounting change .

The insurer has started processing claims from the Northern California earthquake nearly two weeks ago .

But because these claims are more difficult to evaluate and have been coming in more slowly , the company has no estimate of the impact of the earthquake on fourth - quarter results .

In the latest quarter , Aetna had a $ 23 million loss on its auto / homeowners line , compared with earnings of $ 33 million last year .

Profit for its commercial insurance division fell 30 % to $ 59 million , reflecting higher catastrophe losses and the price war in the property / casualty market for nearly three years .

However , Aetna 's employee benefits division , which includes its group health insurance operations , posted a 34 % profit gain to $ 106 million .

Third - quarter results included net realized capital gains of $ 48 million , which included $ 27 million from the sale of Federated Investors in August and a $ 15 million tax credit .

In the nine months , net rose 4.3 % to $ 525.8 million or $ 4.67 a share , from $ 504.2 million , or $ 4.41 a share , last year .

Does Iran have the infrastructure necessary to produce nuclear weapons ?

Can Iran produce nuclear weapons with its nuclear infrastructure ?

However , the program has been restarted , possibly in reaction to the revelations about the scope of Iraq 's nuclear weapons program .

Nuclear Attempting to acquire fissile material for weapons development .

Chinese and Russian supply policies are key to Iran 's success ; Russia has agreed to build power reactor .

Chemical Employed chemical agents on limited scale during Iran - Iraq war .

Produces chemical agents and is capable of use on limited scale .

Seeking future independent production capability ; Chinese assistance will be critical to Iran 's success .

Biological Possesses expertise and infrastructure to support biological warfare program .

May have small quantities of agent available ; seeking larger capability .

Seeks to produce longer range missiles ( 1,000 kilometers or more ) .

Land - , sea , and air - launched anti - ship cruise missiles ; air - launched tactical missiles ; none have NBC warheads .

Iran is trying to acquire fissile material to support development of nuclear weapons and has set up an elaborate system of military and civilian organizations to support its effort .

Barring outright acquisition of a nuclear weapon from a foreign source , Iran could pursue several other avenues for weapon development .

The shortest route , depending on weapon design , could be to purchase or steal fissile material .

Also , Iran could attempt to produce highly enriched uranium if it acquired the appropriate facilities for the front - end of the nuclear fuel cycle .

Finally , Iran could pursue development of an entire fuel cycle , which would allow for long - term production of plutonium , similar to the route North Korea followed .

Iran does not yet have the necessary infrastructure to support a nuclear weapons program , although is actively negotiating for purchase of technologies and whole facilities to support all of the above strategies .

Iran claims it is trying to establish a complete nuclear fuel cycle to support a civilian energy program , but this same fuel cycle would be applicable to a nuclear weapons development program .

Iran is seeking foreign sources for many elements of the nuclear fuel cycle .

Chinese and Russian supply policies are key to whether Iran will successfully acquire the needed technology , expertise , and infrastructure to manufacture the fissile material for a weapon and the ability to fashion a usable device .

Russian or Chinese supply of nuclear power reactors , allowed by the NPT , could enhance Iran 's limited nuclear infrastructure and advance its nuclear weapons program .

Iran has had a chemical weapons production program since early in the Iran - Iraq war .

It used chemical agents to respond to Iraqi chemical attacks on several occasions during that war .

Since the early 1990s , it has put a high priority on its chemical weapons program because of its inability to respond in kind to Iraq 's chemical attacks and the discovery of substantial Iraqi efforts with advanced agents , such as the highly persistent nerve agent VX .

Iran ratified the CWC , under which it will be obligated to eliminate its chemical program over a period of years .

Nevertheless , it continues to upgrade and expand its chemical warfare production infrastructure and munitions arsenal .

Iran manufactures weapons for blister , blood , and choking agents ; it is also believed to be conducting research on nerve agents .

Iran has a stockpile of these weapons , including artillery shells and bombs , which could be used in another conflict in the region .

Although Iran is making a concerted effort to attain an independent production capability for all aspects of its chemical weapons program , it remains dependent on foreign sources for chemical warfare - related technologies .

China is an important supplier of technologies and equipment for Iran 's chemical warfare program .

Therefore , Chinese supply policies will be key to whether Tehran attains its long - term goal of independent production for these weapons .

Iran 's biological warfare program began during the Iran - Iraq war .

The pace of the program probably has increased because of the 1995 revelations about the scale of Iraqi efforts prior to the Gulf War .

Missile Iran possesses one of the largest missile inventories in the Middle East and has acquired complete missile systems and developed an infrastructure to build missiles indigenously .

What evidence is there that Iran is stockpiling enriched uranium ?

The article describes the background and recent developments of the Iranian nuclear development program .

US officials confirmed that they have evidence that Iran intends to acquire nuclear weapons .

In October 1991 , the Iranian vice president said that if Israel kept its atomic bombs then Muslims should collectively develop their own .

Iran is a signatory to the NPT and has signed IAEA safeguards agreements .

If suspected sites in Iran could be identified , the IAEA could monitor them .

Reports speculate Iran may be developing centrifuge facilities to enrich uranium at sites such as Moallem Kalayah and Karaj ; however , those providing the reports left during the reign of former Shah Reza Pahlavi .

After Ayatollah Khomeini came to power in 1979 he canceled Iran 's nuclear development program , but it was subsequently resumed .

Many Iranian scientists familiar with uranium enrichment and plutonium manufacturing have returned to Iran after initially fleeing the Khomeini regime .

These hot cells came in combination with a 5 MW research reactor the US sold Iran at the same time .

In 1974 , the Shah bought shares in Eurodif in accordance with a nuclear cooperation agreement with France .

From 1980 to 1990 Iran refused to pay for ar accept delivery of uranium enriched to 3% U-235 processed by Eurodif .

Last year , Iran began requesting supplies of enriched uranium from France and Eurodif .

An Iranian - Eurodif contract for the supply of enriched uranium expired in 1990 .

The suit was settled in late 1991 , but Iran still retains ownership of Eurodif shares .

The French government said it would not allow transfer of enriched uranium to Iran from the French plant .

Iran had attempted to utilize calutron technology to enrich uranium .

The PRC supplied the calutron with a 27 KW reactor for the Isfahan site .

Small calutrons could be used in the development of larger models ; Iraq had a one - milliamp calutron for both testing and modelling purposes , according to an IAEA inspection report .

Since the Gulf crisis , Western governments have urged their industries to refrain from selling enrichment and other nuclear equipment to Iran .

Iranian agents are believed to be actively seeking deals to procure critical technologies .

Iran may have approached Pakistan for help in enriching uranium it purchased from South Africa in the late 1980s .

At the same time , Iraqi officials were claiming Pakistan was helping Iran develop atomic weapons .

Pakistan denied the claims , and was reported to have rejected an Iranian offer to Pakistani former army chief of staff Mirza Aslam Beg to purchase weapons technology .

Some factions within the Pakistani government supported helping Iran .

There have been reports that Iran has acquired unsafeguarded enriched uranium , but US intelligence says there is no evidence that Iran has actually received such material .

Tajikistan can manufacture uranium oxide but can not enrich it to levels needed for reactors or weapons .

If Iran can adequately demonstrate peaceful intentions for its nuclear program and allows IAEA inspections , nuclear power reactor technology trade restraints may be lifted .

A Belgian newspaper claims that Belgium has provided nuclear - related training to Iranians. ( 2455 ) .

Argentina signs a $5.5 million contract to supply Iran with a new core for the research reactor at Tehran University and 20% enriched uranium .

Investigaciones Aplicadas ( Invap ) . will modify the core , which was designed by the US to take 93% enriched uranium .

It may supply uranium enrichment technology as well , although Iran says this would be used to produce low - enriched uranium only .

It is reported that an Argentine - German - Spanish consortium has been proposed to complete the Bushehr project .

Reports of a contract are denied ( 576 ) . , but KWU is said to be negotiating with Argentina and Spain at Iran 's request ( 2219 ) .

Argentina rejects reports that it has transferred uranium enrichment techniques to Iran ( 2958 ) .

According to a subsequent report , an agreement was reached on restarting construction in 1987 , but was cancelled after the bombing ( 3029 ) .

Argentina 's president approves negotiations between Argentina and Iran on nuclear supply contracts .

It is reported an Argentina - Spanish - German holding company will bid on Bushehr , but that its involvement will go beyond Bushehr . ( 1911 ) .

The US grants export licenses for $138 million worth of computers to Iran ; shipments of other nuclear - related technology , including a $130,000 oscilloscope , are also approved .

Reports indicate that Iran has approached Pakistan for help in enriching uranium imported from South Africa in the late 1980's . Rumors that Pakistan is helping Iran develop nuclear weapons persist ( 7198 ) .

The head of Pakistan 's uranium enrichment program begins to hold talks with officials at the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran ( 6003 ) .

An Iranian scientist reports that Iran has built a plutonium extraction laboratory at the Tehran Research Center , but the laboratory has not yet operated with plutonium - bearing materials ( Spector , 208 ) .

Argentina helps service an Iranian nuclear power plant ( 7148 ) .

The Observer ( UK ) says that Pakistan and Iran have signed a cooperation agreement under which Iranian engineers will be trained in Pakistan .

M.A. Khan of Pakistan and Reza Amrollahi of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran are said to have signed the pact ; however , both Pakistan and Iran deny its existence .

Corporation of the US withdraws the request it had made for a license to export components to India for the Tarapur System .

Iran was seeking fuel - fabrication technology due to previous supply problems with the safeguarded low enriched uranium fuel shipped from Argentina ( under a previous contract ) for a research reactor supplied by the US in 1967 .

Argentina has blocked the equipment sale because of US pressure but has not formally informed Iran that INVAP will not be permitted to supply the facilities .

Ayatollahi says Iran is not engaged in uranium enrichment activities and does not plan to engage in them in the future .

It is reported that a German subsidiary of a US firm may have sold laser enrichment equipment to Iran .

An Armenian official states that Armenia will send scientists , including specialists in nuclear physics who have been involved in the defense industry , to Iran in exchange for oil .

Germany is approving about 80 percent of applications for licenses to export dual - use technology to Iran .

A routine safeguards inspection of Iran 's nuclear program is scheduled for 10/92 .

US concerns about Iranian nuclear ambitions are currently delaying the granting of IAEA fellowships to Iranian nationals .

What foreign assistance has Iran received to help it produce nuclear weapons ?

These reports are termed speculative by a nuclear industry journal ( 7198 ) .

Diplomats from the US and Iran have informally discussed some form of nuclear rapprochement. ( 6930 ) .

However , the US expresses concerns that Iran may purchase stockpiled plutonium from North Korea ( 6840 ) .

The PRC is reportedly providing Iranian nuclear experts with know-how and design information , some of which may be related to fissile material production and weapons development ( 6930 ) .

The final settlement on the Eurodif dispute is reached , and reports persist of a secret clause allowing Iran to purchase French uranium ( Timmerman , 51 ) . ( 7401 ) .

France insisted it will not allow future Eurodif enriched uranium transfers to Iran ( 7198 ) .

France loses a case which it had brought against Iran for breach of a contract under which France was to construct two PWRs at Karun ( 1MYLT6930 ) .

Iran may have received other nuclear - related assistance and material from Argentina ( 6883 , 6897 ) .

Argentina reportedly remains interested in helping Iran complete construction on the two reactors at Bushehr ( 6930 ) .

Iran brings a multi - billion dollar lawsuit against the German government for preventing Siemens from completing the two reactors at Bushehr ( 6930 ) .

Nuclear warheads from Kazakhstan are transferred via Turkmenistan to Iran . ( Timmerman , 52 ) .

Iran declares its Isfahan site to the IAEA for the first time ( Timmerman , 43 ) .

Brazilian Brigadier General Hugo Piva may be working in Iran , and US reports say Iran may receive nuclear weapons technology from Brazil ( PPNN ) .

Reports state that Iran has received nuclear weapons technology from Brazil and India ( 7401 ) .

Pakistani deputy Prime Minister Hhosayn Haqani denies reports of an Iranian - Pakistani cooperation agreement on nuclear technology .

Hamyan Vahdati , who is said to be heading Iran 's nuclear program , says that no country can be taken seriously without a nuclear research program , and that Iran wants to have the technology and knowledge to make nuclear weapons in case it needs them ( 7284 ) .

On 1/2 , the Tajikistan parliament acknowedges that negotiations are underway with Iranian representatives for the sale of enriched uranium and uranium production technology .

Joint uranium production and enrichment efforts between Tajikistan and Iran are being considered ( 7198 , 7466 ) .

Iran 's Mojahedin opposition group reports that Iran requested nuclear warheads and uranium enrichment technology from the Chinese in a recent meeting with Chinese officials ( 7096 ) .

Syria and Iran sign a nuclear pact , under which Iran agrees to provide Syria with a nuclear umbrella in the case of an Israeli attack ( Timmerman , 53 ) .

The PRC installs uranium enrichment equipment at Darkovin ( Timmerman , 44 ) .

The PRC confirms that it has sold an electromagnetic separator and a mini - reactor to Iran .

Iran is thought to possess a zero - power facility provided by the PRC , and China reportedly supplied small calutrons in about 1987 ; however , one report states that the PRC may not have delivered the calutrons .

These and other nuclear technology transfers were reportedly made under a cooperation agreement signed in the mid - 1980s .

Both Iran and the PRC claim the reactors and calutrons are to be used for peaceful purposes ( 6728 , 6883 , 6906 , 6920 , 6925 , 6930 ) .

IAEA Director General Hans Blix says he has no cause for concern regarding Iran 's attempts to acquire nuclear technology ( 6906 ) .

However , the IAEA may begin implementing special inspections for problem nations , with Iran as a possible test case ( 6925 ) .

The PRC withdraws its offer to sell Iran a nuclear reactor ( 6899 ) .

Israeli officials contend that , with Pakistan 's help , Iran could produce a nuclear bomb by the end of the decade ( 6920 , 6819 ) .

US officials estimate 10 - 15 years , and say Iran is seeking a wide range of nuclear weapons technology ( 6906 , 6920 ) .

The US administration calls for a total embargo on nuclear technology to Iran , and urges other nuclear suppliers , including the PRC , to take similar action ( 6847 ) .

Time magazine reports that Iran has an enrichment plant - possibly a centrifuge facility - at Moallam Kalayeh , and may have another centrifuge plant at Karaj ( 6883 ) .

France loses a case which it had brought against Iran for breach of a contract under which France was to construct two PWRs at Karun ( 6930 ) .

On 1/29 , the Kazakhstan Ministry of Foreign Affairs denies reports that Kazakhstan planned to sell nuclear ballistic missiles to Iran .

Reports that President Nursultan Nazarbayev had travelled twice to Iran are also dismissed .

On 1/31 , the Iranian deputy Foreign Minister for EuroAmerican Affairs rejects claims Iran had purchased nuclear weapons ( 7162 ) .

Reports say Iran and North Korea have been making secret weapons deals and have been attempting to expand nuclear research cooperation programs .

Iran has already received nuclear weapons technology from North Korea ( 7096,7401 ) .

Soviet scientists are offered up to $20,000 per month to work on Iran 's nuclear program ( 7325 ) .

However , Iran 's Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati rejects speculations that his country was trying to hire the scientists .

One report claims Iran has hired over fifty former Soviet nuclear scientists .

Alizera Jafarzadeh of the Mojahadin says dozens of nuclear scientists from the former Soviet Union were already at five Iranian nuclear facilities : Gurgan , Moallem [ Kalayeh ] , Isfahan , Karaj , and Darkhovin . ( 6952 , 6954 , 6981 , 7481 , 7463 ) .

US Assistant Secretary for Interamerican Affairs , Bernard Aronson , urges Argentine Foreign Minister Guido di Tella to cancel a sale of dual - use technology to Iran .

The Argentine firm Investigaciones Aplicadas ( INVAP ) had proposed to sell Iran machine tools , tubing and other equipment , including nuclear reactor material , that could have been used in a nuclear weapons program .

Initially , the Argentine government said the sale could go through if Iran signed a safeguards agreement with the IAEA within forty days .

Consequently , differences have arisen between China and the US over Chinese nuclear exports and assistance to Iran .

There are a number of political , commercial , and bilateral relational issues involved .

China provided huge amounts of weaponry to Iran during the Iran - Iraq in the 1980s .

In recent years Beijing has intended to strengthen its ties with Tehran given the growing importance of the oil - rich Persian Gulf , as China 's reliance on Middle East / Persian Gulf oil increases .

Maintenance and expansion of Sino - Iranian relations naturally constitutes an important component of Chinese strategy in extending its influence to the region .

China wants to maintain and improve its relationship with Iran , especially when there is no persuasive evidence that Iran has used these programs for nuclear weapons development .

Conversely , the US regards Iran as a rogue state that sponsors international terrorism ( including support for terrorists targeting the United States ) and seeks to subvert US allies in the region .

The US fears Iran 's efforts to build nuclear weapons could help give Iran the capability of cutting off the oil from the Persian Gulf .

Related to the different perspectives on Iran , there are also disagreement between the US and China on nuclear transfers and nuclear nonproliferation .

China insists that its nuclear cooperation agreements ( NCA ) with Iran are for peaceful purposes only and that China has pledged to cease all nuclear transfers and/or assistance to foreign nuclear facilities not subject to IAEA inspection .

In addition , since all known Iranian nuclear facilities are under IAEA monitoring , Beijing views US demands that China suspend all its nuclear cooperation programs with Iran as unreasonable and contrary to Article IV of the NPT .

However , the US is concerned with the indirect assistance Iran could receive and is concerned that it is probably covertly seeking the construction of uranium conversion and enrichment facilities , other technical know-how , and technicians .

While China continues to adhere to its pledge to end all nuclear cooperation with Iran , recent media reports citing intelligence sources reveal some continued Sino - Iranian nuclear cooperation activities .

Specifically , China reportedly has renewed negotiations on the construction of a graphite production facility , agreed to supply Iran with specialty steel , including the transfer of titanium - stabilized duplex steel , that can be used in the development of weapons of mass destruction .

An unclassified CIA report to Congress released in February 2000 suggests that China 's October 1997 pledge not to engage in any new nuclear cooperation with Iran appears to be holding .

The US is concerned that Iran may have or acquire an unsafeguarded enrichment facility for which it might get parts from Eastern Europe ( PPNN , International Herald Tribune , 1/28/91 ) .

Germany says it will deny requests from Siemens and from Iran to approve export licenses for components for the Bushehr reactors in Iran ( 5948,5584,6003 ) .

The ICC also orders Framatome of France to pay 550 million francs to the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran as reimbursement for the 271 million francs it was paid for the Karun reactors , plus interest ( 6049 ) .

French firms Alsthom and Spie - Batignolles are also filing claims against Iran for breach of contract ( 6049 ) .

The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran negotiates to purchase nuclear technology or expertise from India , following a 2/1/91 announcement by the Indian Atomic Energy Commission that India will seek to export its nuclear technology. ( 5511 , 5883 ) .

Iran 's Minister of Foreign Affairs denies that Iraq moved highly - enriched uranium or nuclear equipment to Iran during the Gulf War ( 5584 , 5513 , 7536 ) .

Iran 's foreign minister requests West Germany to authorize shipment of components for two nuclear reactors in Iran ( 5881 ) .

Iran 's ambassador to the IAEA says that the USSR - Iran nuclear cooperation agreement signed in 1990 will not lead to an agreement by the USSR to complete Iran 's Bushehr reactors ( 5948 ) .

Spain 's Equipos Nucleares , a Siemens licensee , is said to be interested in receiving a subcontract from Siemens to complete Iran 's reactors ( 5948 ) .

The PRC is allegedly aiding Iran in the development of a nuclear bomb ( 5880 ) . ; according to French and US intelligence sources , the PRC supplied technology for Iran 's Isfahan reactor .

Iran has secret nuclear cooperation agreements with the PRC and South Africa ( 6003 ) .

Intelligence reports from European officials express concern that Iran might seek Pakistan 's assistance in enriching uranium obtained from South Africa in 1988 - 89. ( 6003 ) .

The German government announces that it will not permit Siemens/KWU to complete Iran 's Bushehr reactors , and that Empresarios Agrupados of Spain , a Siemens licensee , will also be prohibited from completing the reactors .

Iran 's First Vice President said on 7/1/91 that Iran and Germany have a valid contract for Bushehr 's construction .

Says Nuclear Projects With Iran on Hold , Inside China Today , 22 October 1997 .

China cites dispute with Iran in bid for U.S. nuclear exports , Washington Times , 22 October 1997 , p. 12 . ]

For that reason , we have continuously opposed nuclear cooperation by all countries with Iran , even to safeguarded nuclear programs that are permitted under the IAEA , such as the one with which China has been involved .

In other words , we want to close down any possibility , however permitted under the international guidelines , that Iran will gain knowledge in its pursuit of nuclear weapons .

During these negotiations with the Chinese , we have made substantial progress towards meeting the standard that I have described -- clear and unequivocal assurances -- but we 're not there yet .

We need additional confidence that China 's statements and actions will be sufficient for us to defend a certification of that kind ... we want to be sure that we 've done all we can to obtain the maximum level of cooperation from China on this subject. [ US Department of State , Daily Press Briefing , 14 October 1997 . ]

The Washington Post reported that Robert Einhorn told members of Congress that China had cancelled the proposed sale of a uranium conversion facility to Iran .

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu stated that Chinese Vice Premier Li Lanqing pledged to him that China would not sell nuclear reactors to Iran during a stop-over by Netanyahu in Beijing en route to Japan .

Netanyahu stated : I was told that China ... reached an important decision not to provide the means for building an atomic reactor which Iran asked China to supply ... We welcome this as something that is very important and hope it will serve as a guiding light to other countries in their contacts with Iran .

Netanyahu stated that Li had assured him that China has cancelled out on proposed plans to build an atomic reactor for Iran ... One would hope that the specific pledge that I received in Beijing reflects a general Chinese decision to prevent the arming of Iran . [ World Journal ( in Chinese ) , 25 August 1997 ; Israeli PM Lauds China For Cancelling Iran Reactor , Reuter , 26 August 1997 ; Netanyahu Says Received China Assurances On Iran , Reuter , 24 August 1997 . ]

As of this date , China had not informed Iran that it had canceled its sale of a uranium conversion facility to Iran .

AMMAN , Jordan ( AP ) U.S. Representative Tony Hall arrived in Jordan on Saturday en route to Iraq , where he is expected to look into the plight of Iraqis after nearly 10 years of U.N. trade sanctions .

Hall , an Ohio Democrat and one of very few U.S. congressmen to visit Iraq since the 1991 Gulf War over Kuwait , is scheduled to embark Sunday the 12-hour overland trip to the Iraqi capital , Baghdad .

He did not speak to reporters in Jordan , but he told The Associated Press before leaving the United States that he hopes to `` separate the humanitarian work from the political issues . ''

During his four days in Iraq , Hall said he wanted to investigate reports from relief agencies that a quarter of Iraqi children may be suffering from chronic malnutrition .

He said he would pay particular attention to what happens to food and medicine entering the country under the U.N. oil-for-food program .

If supplies are not reaching the people who need them , Hall said , he wanted to find out whether the United Nations or relief agencies needed to handle things differently , or whether `` Iraq needs to get out of the way and let us do the job . ''

The Iraqi government blames the embargo for the malnutrition , infant mortality and other hardships .

The sanctions can not be lifted until U.N. inspectors certify that Iraq has eliminated its weapons of mass destruction and the means to produce them .

Iraq says it has done so and has barred inspectors since late 1998 .

Thousands of people in Greece have been forced to evacuate their homes after major wildfires continued for their third day in the suburbs outside of Athens .

10,000 people were evacuated out of one town , Agios Stefanos , located 23 kilometres from downtown Athens , after the flames headed for the area .

The deputy mayor of the town , Panayiotis Bitakos , told Skai TV that `` I call on all residents to follow the instructions of the police as to where they will go .

We had been begging the authorities since early in the morning to send forces [ ... ] It is too late now .

Athens Prefect Yannis Sgouras told state NET TV that strong winds helped strengthen the fires , and caused extra difficulties for the firefighters trying to put out the blaze .

'' More than 120,000 stremmas [ 30,000 acres ] have been burnt .

In a televised speech on NET , the fire department spokesman Ioannis Kapakis stated that `` the strength of the winds has increased and the situation remains particularly difficult . ”

In total , 83 major fires were reported across Greece from 06.00 yesterday to 18.00 today .

No casualties have yet been reported , and no official property damage tally has yet been made , although Greek media have estimated tens of homes to have been damaged .

The fires are the worst in Greece since 2007 , when heavy wildfires killed 77 people .

Pat LaCrosse asked me to send this information inviting you to join the Georgia O'Keeffe Circle of the Indianapolis Museum of Art 's Second Century Society ( SCS ) .

The SCS brochure I am enclosing will give you the historic significance of SCS , as well as listing activities and specific benefits awarded to donors at the Georgia O'Keeffe level .

Your Georgia O'Keeffe membership , please note , includes free admission to all art-related activities of the IMA's Young Friends of Art group .

Additionally , I am sending traditional background materials on the Museum and the two latest issues of our Previews Magazine detailing upcoming events , exhibitions , and educational programs .

These are particularly exciting times at the Indianapolis Museum of Art : Progress continues on the J.K. Lilly estate-Oldfields , our Ravine Garden has been restored to its original splendor , and there is national attention showered on our current exhibition of Japanese Painting. ( please see The New York Times article I have included. ) With thousands of trees and flowers in bloom , we are having a beautiful Spring !

Our extraordinary permanent collection , facility , and grounds , we understand full well , would not be possible without the philanthropic support of civic-minded men and women .

In joining SCS , you join the ranks of those who believe that bringing art and art education to the city makes life better , richer , and more rewarding for the entire community .

A Second Century Society response card and return envelope are enclosed .

Should you have questions or if I can be of assistance in any way , please call me : 317.923.1331 , ext. 248 .

P .S. Both our Barefoot in the Grass family picnic ( July 23,2000 ) and the annual SCS Founders Day celebration ( October 11,2000 ) are free for Georgia O'Keeffe members .

JOHANNESBURG - After four days in the hospital battling a lung infection , former President Nelson Mandela of South Africa `` is responding better to treatment , '' President Jacob Zuma told Parliament in Cape Town on Wednesday .

'' We are very happy with the progress that he 's now making , following a difficult few days , '' Zuma said .

It was the first report of an improvement in Mandela 's condition since he was admitted to a hospital in Pretoria early Saturday after suffering a recurrence of a persistent lung ailment , a legacy of the tuberculosis he contracted during the 27 years he was imprisoned for opposing apartheid .

His health has been frail lately , and this hospitalization was his fourth in the last seven months .

( NYT_ENG _20130625.0044 ) Meanwhile , in Pretoria , doctors continued to treat Mandela for a lung ailment that he contracted on Robben Island , the notorious apartheid-era prison where he spent much of his 27 years behind bars until his release in 1990 .

He was hospitalized June 8 , his fourth hospitalization since late last year .

In a statement , President Jacob Zuma said Mandela 's condition was unchanged .

On Sunday , he visited Mandela and pronounced that his state had deteriorated from stable to critical .

The renewed investigation of Morsi and members of the Muslim Brotherhood dates to the uprising that led to the ouster of Mubarak in 2011 .

Morsi and other Brotherhood leaders were arrested Jan. 28 and held in the Wadi Natroun prison north of Cairo , until they escaped two days later .

The case languished after Morsi was elected last year in the country 's first free presidential race , although local news outlets and Morsi 's opponents accused militants from Hamas , the Brotherhood 's Palestinian offshoot , of freeing their colleagues .

They sat with their profiles towards me on either side of the round table .

Both of them were smoking cigars , and coffee and wine were in front of them .

Perhaps the thought of that lonely walk across the ill - omened moor was weighing heavily upon his mind .

As I watched them Stapleton rose and left the room , while Sir Henry filled his glass again and leaned back in his chair , puffing at his cigar .

I heard the creak of a door and the crisp sound of boots upon gravel .

The steps passed along the path on the other side of the wall under which I crouched .

Looking over , I saw the naturalist pause at the door of an outhouse in the corner of the orchard .

A key turned in a lock , and as he passed in there was a curious scuffling noise from within .

He was only a minute or so inside , and then I heard the key turn once more and he passed me and re - entered the house .

We tore away his collar , and Holmes breathed a prayer of gratitude when we saw that there was no sign of a wound and that the rescue had been in time .

Praise Allah who said provide those who believed with security and peace be upon our prophet .

The enemy confronting our society falls in three categories : 1- Hostile intelligence organizations , such as the United States , Saudi Arabia , Egypt , Pakistan and the Jews 2- The straying group who are atheists and apostates 3- The existing environment .

They include the deposed regime , the tribal cliques , the hired fighters , and the standard criminals .

The above groups pose the following dangers : 1- Attacking for the purpose of : A : Assassination B : Kidnapping C : Aerial raids and artillery attacks 2- Sabotage A : Setting fires B : Explosions C : Technical sabotage D : Chemical sabotage 3- Spying A : Recruiting a member of society B : Planting a mole within society C : Spying surveillance operation 4- Stealing 5- Pests : A : Poisonous such as snakes and scorpions B : Harmful such as rats and cockroaches C : Sickening such as mosquitoes

In order to face these dangers , we resort to a plan which includes the external factors , the internal factors and spying .

External : All actions and methods adopted to confront dangers from outside .

Internal : All actions and methods adopted to confront dangers from within .

Spying : Confronting infiltration operations carried out by spying agents or moles .

1- Choosing mountainous locations , preferably 1-3 hours from main cities , which have water resources .

2- Being close to cities is important in order to have important services .

3- If a mountainous location is unviable , then choose a location next to official buidings so as to avoid being bombarded .

4- Again , if the above is not possible , then choose a location next to residential areas , for the same reason as above .

5- The location should be away from airports and main highways .

It is preferable it has its own private access in order to protect it and control it better .

1- Outside Protection : A : Barriers , walls , parking lots B : Human protection : - Patrols close to locations - Patrols distant from the location C : Animal protection : Dogs D : Electronic protection : Cameras , alarm equipment , night vision equipment ... etc

They can take one of the following forms : 1- Steel pipes : Insert 4 inch pipes in the ground at 50 centimeters apart and a height of one meter then fill them with cement 2- Barrels : They are filled with cement and place around the building , especially at the entrance to prevent cars from crashing into it 3- Ditches : They are better than road bumps because they are harder to see .

The ditch should be 30 centimeters deep and 20 centimeters wide .

Passageways for cars and pedestrians should be designated 4- Road bumps : Six successive bumps should be constructed at 500 meters from the location .

The distance between the first and fourth bump should be 100 meters , and the distance between the fourth and the sixth should be 50 meters , so cars can not travel fast in the direction of the building 5- Barbed Wires : They should be placed around the building , around the walls , or on top of the walls 6- Nails Obstacle : These are placed at the main gate in order to puncture the tires of any car crashing in

It shields off all activities which take place inside the location .

1- The fence which is built out of bricks or concrete should be 4 meters high , then topped with one meter high barbed wire fence .

It is preferable that the barbed wires slant outwards at a 70 degrees angle .

2- The thickness of the fence should be 60 cm and the distance between it and the building should be 2 meters .

3- Secret gates should be built 50 meters apart to be used for emergency only .

However , they should not be identifiable from the outside part of the fence .

4- It is preferable that any location has only 2 emergency gates and far away from one another .

If it is necessary to have an outside entrance for the control tower , then access to the location should not be constructed .

6- If the location is in a highly dangerous zone , then two parallel fences should be built to be 3 meters apart .

7- It is preferable the fence be square or rectangular in shape .

Parking areas are of importance because most sabotage operations are done with cars .

Therefore , it is important to adopt following : 1- The parking lot should be 50 meters away from the fence .

If the nature of the terrain does not allow it , then it should be on the other side of the road .

2- Under no circumstance a car , even that which belongs to the location should be permitted to park next to the fence .

3- Assign a parking spot for visitors which would not make them feel insulted .

4- Inside parking lot should be strictly designated to the location 's cars in order to protect them from sabotage .

Also , the visitors with high security clearance should be designated parking spots inside the location .

5- Cars parked inside the location should have their front facing the fence so they could be used quickly in case of emergency .

6- All parking regulations of the location should be followed strictly followed .

The buses should have the following : 1- Light armor and rocket launchers 2- Wireless equipment to report dangerous activities 3- Writing materials to jot down suspicious activities or license plate numbers 4- Sand bags around the buses to protect them from gun fire

These are camouflaged to look like commercial companies ' vehicles or traveling salesmen 's vehicles .

They are entrusted with the task of tracking down the movement of strangers who are approaching the location .

The objective of having kiosks is they serve as communication points between the guards and the visitors or those who are approaching the building and deal with them according to their requirements .

1- Kiosks should be placed at entrance gates to check visitors when approaching the building .

2- Kiosks should be placed at key important locations where 24-hour security watch is required .

3- The Kiosk should be designed to stand all weather conditions , and provide a full coverage of the area it is placed at .

4- The Kiosk should be equipped with wireless communication equipment , and a mechanist to open and close the gate automatically .

5- Direct the visitors ' cars to special parking spots , away from the fence and the control tower .

1- The lower part of the tower should serve as a shelter for the guards , when needed .

2- The towers should be located in a manner where they can easily communicate with one another , and totally cover the area they are guarding .

They should have telescopes in order to constantly control the areas around them .

4- They should have a protruding area to better control their surroundings .

The locality can not be fully protected without having patrols roaming on the outside area of the fence .

The above mentioned protection procedures are only for observation purposes , while patrols check the fences , the barriers , and the towers , and submit periodic reports on their findings .

They also engage with persons approaching the locality and support the guards in their duties .

They also provide extra fire power in when guards or other patrols are engaged in a gun battle .

These patrols are formed as follows : 1- Single patrols which consist of two people checking the outside area of the location 2- Common patrols which consist of one man and a dog , also checking the outside area of the location .

These patrols tour the area during specific times such as , dinner , dawn, dusk , and midnight

The patrol should be armed with light weapon such as Kalashnikovs and RPGs , and cover the area on foot .

These patrols comb the greater area surrounding the location periodically ; anywhere between 3 and four times a week The patrol should be lead by a security officer in order to take immediate actions if the need arises .

Also , the duty of area patrols is to discover new paths and shelters in the area in order to hide fighters after a Jihad operation against the enemy .

The area patrol is different from the single patrol in that : 1- It has a vehicle equipped with a machine gun 2- It can use horses to canvass the area , but the patrol should be formed of 2 or 3 people at least

This kind of protection should be done without drawing attention so that people inside the location would feel at ease .

The location should have a fence with towers that is equipped with visual and aural equipment .

1- Individuals A : Trustworthy - Arabs and foreigners B : Untrustworthy - Arabs and foreigners C : Unknown - Arabs and foreigners D : Reporters and news people

2- Belongings A : Cars B : Personal effects C : Electronic equipment .

Administration Staff Responsibilities : 1- Buy equipment and machinery soonest 2- Install the yanks and the faucets

Firefighters Responsibilities : 1- Firefighting training 2- Evacuation training 3- Supervise the fire equipment in order to ensure : A : It remains in place B : Does not get damaged 4- Run some tests to identify the negatives .

The security team should : A : Publish a periodic bulletin and distribute to all residents , advising them how to safely store gaz and logs B : Keep the firefighters alert at all times C : Report any thing that might be a fire hazard D : Warn against the safety of children 's toys E : Urge everyone to take precautions and guard their homes tightly

[ The late Bin Baz was the grand Muslim scholar in Saudi Arabia .

He was acquitted in Jordan of charges that he had ties to Al-Qaida .

In a recent interview with Al-Jazeera he spoke against the Arab regimes .

Immediately after the interview , he was apprehended again by the Jordanian authority . ]

You are not fair when you belittle Sheik Bin Baz 's blunder and exaggerate the one by Sheik Maqdasi ...

Sheik Maqdasi did not criticize Sheik Bin Baz 's only for his edict which emphasizes not to consider a regime an apostate if it has n't adhered to Islamic laws .

If , you study the evidences and statements released by these people , we tend to appreciate their ignorance which was based on prominent views .

I 'm not going to illustrate these evidences and statements ; God is my witness , I do n't want to deceive anyone .

Indeed , the Sheik issued two edicts regarding the same issue that contradict each other ...

First , he forbade seeking the aid of infidels when the Syrian Mujahiddin asked Saddam Hussein to overthrow the regime of Hafiz Al-Assad in Syria .

However , he allowed the Gulf regimes to depend on the infidels in attacking Saddam Hussein .

[ He issued ] more edicts to accommodate the policies of the Saudi regime .

This behavior and not the edict itself forced them to be deceptive .

I am sure that you are aware of all these suspicions that surround the regime 's [ Religious ] scholars .

So , try to appreciate the Muslims ' position , especially if these suspicions are credible .

Brother Rida , I plead to you through this article to understand the views of others , just like we try to understand the views of those who went astray .

In 1945 , the twenty - seven - year - old Anwar al-Sadat and his friends decided to assassinate the on - and - off prime minister of Egypt , Nahhas Pasha .

Religious decrees were used to justify the assassination of Egyptian president Anwar Sadat .

The Islambouli Brigades is named after Lt . Khaled Islambouli , the leader of a group of militant Islamists who assassinated Sadat during a 1981 military parade in Cairo .

Islambouli and four associates were captured and executed for the plot to kill Sadat , which was carried out by Egyptian Islamic Jihad and another Egyptian militant group , al-Gamaa al-Islamiyya .

Alleged White House gunman Robert Pickett was arraigned Wednesday at a federal court in Washington and ordered held without bond .

A federal magistrate informed Pickett of the charges against him --assaulting a federal officer with a deadly weapon , which carries a maximum 10 years in prison .

The magistrate set a preliminary hearing for next Tuesday and ordered Pickett held without bond .

Pickett , who was shot in the knee by the Secret Service after allegedly firing two shots outside the White House , used crutches to walk into the court .

At least 400 homes have been evacuated in Sierra Madre near Los Angeles , California after a wildfire which started on Saturday , began to threaten their homes .

So far only five percent of the 350 acre fire is contained , with over 400 firefighters battling the blaze .

Authorities say that it has been over 40 years since some parts of the land have caught fire .

Authorities say the investigation into how it started may take up to three days to finish .

So far there have been no injuries and no homes have yet been damaged , but one building storing equipment used by firefighters was burned to the ground .

For a short time , at least 100 hikers were trapped in the mountains and a boy scout camp was also threatened by the blaze .

Several people celebrating a wedding have also been trapped by the fire but are not injured and authorities say they are in no danger from the blaze .

However , there are currently around 1000 people under mandatory evacuations , and the city has been declared in a state of emergency .

It could take at least five days before the fire can be brought under full control .

The crowded Kowloon peninsula and the booming New Territories on the mainland call for some serious sightseeing ; but we begin across Victoria Harbor on Hong Kong Island , where the city was first founded and which remains the center of government , business , and commerce .

No matter how many tunnels and transit systems speed cross - harbor traffic , nothing matches the ride on the Star Ferry from Kowloon to the Central District across Victoria Harbor .

As the double-decker boats get ready to leave the pier , bells ring , the gangplank is raised , deckhands in blue sailor suits man the hawsers , and a couple of hundred commuters begin a seven - minute sightseeing tour .

The big green - and - white boat weaves its way through an ever-changing obstacle course of both large and small craft , and the soaring skyline of Hong Kong Island draws nearer .

As you get off , the 52 - story Jardine House with porthole - shaped windows catches the eye .

There are restaurants and a Starbuck's in the basement , and you can access the raised pedestrian crosswalk from the escalators on the ground floor .

Next to the Jardine building is Exchange Square , a complex with a large shopping mall ; just behind it is the General Post Office with a philatelic center on the ground floor .

On Connaught Road Central , you 'll find one of Hong Kong 's curiosities , the 244 - m - ( 800 - ft - ) long Mid-Levels outdoor escalator .

It ferries commuters from the Mid-Levels apartment complexes downhill from 6 to 10 am , and uphill from 10 am to midnight .

Nearby is Central Market , the wholesale food market of Hong Kong , and the Hang Seng building ( private offices ) .

Just east of the Star Ferry terminal , you 'll come to City Hall .

No longer a center of government , it now functions as a cultural center .

Go through the underground walkway to Statue Square ; on the east side of the square is the Legislative Council Building , one of the few colonial buildings left in Hong Kong .

So great is the pressure on the available land that most of Hong Kong 's colonial architectural heritage has been demolished and replaced by new skyscrapers .

Despite protests by preservationists , there was little alternative .

Nearby is Chater Garden and a number of notable architectural landmarks .

Most famous is the striking 74 - story I.M. Pei Bank of China Tower , not beloved by the people of Hong Kong - its triangular prisms and sharp angles violate the principles of feng shui ( see box , page 68 ) and its radio masts stick up like an insect 's antennae .

The rival Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank is by architect Norman Foster ; built on a `` coathanger frame , '' its floors hang rather than ascend .

From inside the vast atrium you can view the whole structure as well as the mechanical workings of the building .

Two bronze lions , carrying out feng shui principles , guard its doors .

You can catch one of Hong Kong 's historic trams along Des Voeux Road and ride from Central to Causeway Bay ( see box , page 66 ) .

In 1904 , the narrow , double-decker trams ran along the waterfront , but land reclamation has placed them far inland .

From the Bank of China Tower , make a short detour up Garden Road and turn into Battery Path to reach the landmark St. John's Cathedral .

Built 1847 - 1849 , this usually deserted Anglican foundation is Hong Kong 's oldest church .

During World War II , the church was turned into a club for Japanese officers ; it was restored after the war .

Note the stained glass windows in the Quiet Chapel , designed by Joseph Edward Nuttgens in the late 1950s .

Behind the church is the 1917 French Mission Building , now used as the Court of Final Appeal .

Across from the I.M. Pei tower a winding path leads up to Hong Kong Park .

The park 's 10.5 hectares ( 25 acres ) of landscaped gardens and lakes contains a large greenhouse that holds many species of plants , and an aviary of exotic birds .

In the park is the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware ( see page 54 ) .

It 's in Hong Kong 's oldest colonial building , with exhibits describing the history of tea from the Warring States period ( 475 - 221 b.c. ) to the present .

If you leave the park and walk up Cotton Tree Drive , you will find the Peak Tram terminal .

For more than a century , the most exhilarating way up Victoria Peak has been by funicular .

The Peak Tram starts its scenic climb just across the street and around the corner from the American Consulate in Garden Road and makes its way , sometimes at a startlingly steep incline , to the summit at 398 m ( 1,305 ft ) .

The right-of-way travels past fancy apartment blocks , bamboo stands , and jungle flowers .

Passengers crane their necks for dizzying glimpses of the harbor .

The Peak is still the most fashionable place to live in Hong Kong , but real estate prices here are astronomical ; rents run around HK$50,000 a month .

The Peak Tram , originally steam - powered , was built to speed the wealthy taipans to their mountainside retreats .

Before the tram was built , sedan chairs and rickshaws were the only way to get here .

Since the tram 's inauguration in 1888 it has stopped only for typhoons and World War II .

The modern 120 - passenger cars make the journey in around eight minutes .

However , on sunny Saturdays and Sundays you may have to brave a crowd lining up at the lower terminal .

During the spring and autumn festivals , when people traditionally seek out the hilltops , the throngs are so large you would be better advised to try another time .

At the upper terminus there is a four - level shopping center , the Peak Galleria , and the Peak Tower , which resembles an airport control tower and has shops , entertainment , and restaurants .

You can walk around the peak for impressive views of Hong Kong , the coastline , and the islands in 45 minutes on Lugard and Harlech roads .

There are also souvenir stands , benches for a rest , and perhaps Hong Kong 's last surviving rickshaws - however these are not for rides , but are a tourist photo opportunity .

If you 're up to a climb , take the Mount Austin road to the Victoria Peak Gardens .

These gardens used to belong to the governor 's mountain lodge , but the building was demolished by the Japanese during the occupation of Hong Kong .

From the lower terminal of the Peak Tram it 's only a short walk to the former governor 's residence , Government House , now a museum .

Across from the mansion , the Zoological and Botanical Gardens ( gardens open daily 6 am - 10 pm ; zoo 6 am - 7 pm ; admission free ) provide a welcome oasis amid the big - city pressures .

In the very early morning the park is taken over by people doing tai-chi exercises .

Both young and old go through ballet - like movements in slow motion to discipline the mind and body .

The park 's zoo has a collection of weird and wonderful chattering jungle birds .

The Western District is one of Hong Kong 's oldest neighborhoods , and its narrow streets hold a collection of fascinating traditional shops and enterprises .

Opposite the Macau Ferry Terminal you 'll find the Western Market ( open 10 am - 7 pm ) .

It is more interesting for its architecture than for its shopping ; it 's situated in a four - story Edwardian building built in 1906 .

For an interesting glimpse of small and family - owned shops , walk along Bonham Strand East and West , Man Wa Lane , and Cleverly Street .

You 'll find herb and medicine shops , incense shops , chop makers ' shops ( makers of Chinese seals ) , and more .

When it opened in 1912 , the university had a total of 72 students .

At the top of a sloping driveway , the stately Edwardian structure that was the original university building presides over the institution 's newer buildings .

The University 's Fung Ping Shan Museum , 94 Bonham Road ( open Monday - Saturday 9:30 am - 6 pm , admission free ) holds a significant collection of antiquities : bronzes , dating from 3000 b.c. , and ceramics , including Han Dynasty tomb pottery .

It also has the world 's largest collection of Nestorian crosses from the Yuan Dynasty period .

Take the Mid - Levels Escalator to Hollywood road , known for its antiques and curio shopping .

Here the windows and open doors of the shops reveal an alluring selection of Asian furniture , carpets , carvings , tomb figures , porcelain , and bronze .

Walk west along Hollywood Road until you come to Man Mo Temple , the island 's oldest house of worship ( though the date of its founding is subject to dispute ) .

Visitors entering the temple are confronted by a dense pall of smoke from all the burning joss sticks and the incense coils hanging from the ceiling ( these will burn for as long as a month ) .

The gold - plated sedan chairs on the left-hand side of the temple were once used for transporting the statues of the temple 's gods in religious processions .

The statues in the main shrine represent Man , the god of literature , and Mo , the god of war , a curious juxtaposition .

Go down one flight of steps to Lascar Row , popularly known as Cat Street , for more antiques and curio shops .

Walk up the steps to reach Caine Lane , where you 'll find the Museum of Medical Sciences ( open Tuesday - Saturday 10 am - 5 pm ; admission by donation ) .

The interesting Edwardian building was formerly the Pathological Institute , founded to combat the 19th century 's 30 - year - long outbreak of bubonic plague .

The old laboratory is still intact , and there are exhibits on Chinese pharmacology and the history of medicine in Hong Kong .

Just to the east of the financial district , Wan Chai was once an area of sleazy clubs and topless bars ; this was the setting for The World of Suzy Wong .

Servicemen relaxing from the rigors of the Vietnam War poured millions of dollars into the Wan Chai boom of the 1960s .

There are still bars and clubs here , but the area has become almost mainstream , and office towers are replacing many of the sinful old premises .

The Wan Chai waterfront is dominated by the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre , the largest in Asia , which includes hotels , theaters , and exhibition halls .

The convention center , an extension on reclaimed land , affords stunning views of the Wan Chai waterfront .

Adjacent , just west of the convention center , is another modern highlight , the Academy for the Performing Arts on Gloucester Road .

On Wan Chai 's Bowen Road , Maiden 's Rock , also called Lover 's Rock , is the gathering place for the annual Maiden 's festival .

Although it is not a tourist attraction , the rock is steeped in tradition .

Every August young women convene to light joss sticks and some even climb the nine - meter ( 30 - ft ) rock to pray for good husbands .

About 2 km ( a mile ) east of Wan Chai , Causeway Bay is second only to Tsim Sha Tsui as Hong Kong 's place to shop .

A prosperous tourist district , it is full of shopping centers and department stores , along with a number of good restaurants .

The busy night - and - day crowds make this area vibrant and lively .

On the nautical side is the Causeway Bay typhoon shelter , where expensive yachts are anchored almost gunwale to gunwale , and the Hong Kong Yacht Club has its headquarters .

Across Gloucester Road , opposite the World Trade Centre , is the Noonday Gun , which under British rule was sounded on the stroke of midday .

Silent for a time , the tradition has been revived and is a tourist attraction .

One story has it that traders Jardine, Matheson and Co fired a private salute for a visiting tycoon , an act that incensed the colonial authorities , who felt that they had the sole right to issue such a 21 - gun welcome .

As a result , the merchants were forced to limit their salvoes to one a day - and from then on , they signaled the noon hour daily for all to hear .

Farther east is Hong Kong 's largest park , Victoria Park , with sports grounds and other facilities .

On the eastern side of Victoria Park on Causeway Road is Tin Hau Temple , dedicated to Tin Hau , the Taoist Queen of Heaven and patroness of seafarers .

Originally the temple was on the shore but reclamation projects have now left it high and dry .

On the 23rd day of the Third Moon , the birthday of the goddess is celebrated here and in all Hong Kong fishing communities .

At one time it was a very miserable valley , a swampland conducive only to breeding malarial mosquitoes .

Hong Kong 's gamblers are so eager to play the horses that , despite the opening of a bigger and better racetrack at Sha Tin , the Happy Valley Racecourse is thriving .

Up Tai Hang Road behind Causeway Bay is Aw Boon Haw ( Tiger Balm) Gardens ( open daily 9:30 am - 4 pm ) , founded in 1935 by the late Aw Boon Haw , who became a millionaire by producing the medicinal Tiger Balm .

( It does not , in fact , contain any ingredients from tigers , but does promise to cure a wide range of problems such as colds , headaches , rheumatism , gout , toothache , and scorpion bites ) .

With its garish pagodas , artificial caves , and brightly painted statues of well-known Taoist and Buddhist legends , the garden is an obvious photo opportunity .

Aberdeen , the island 's oldest settlement , once a pirate lair , is home to the `` floating population '' - the boat people who spend their entire lives on the junks in the harbor , some proudly claiming never to have set foot on land ( except for funerals , which do n't count ) .

The junks are a picturesque sight : children frolicking on the poop deck , women preparing food or playing mahjong , elderly folk watching the sunset , dogs and cats underfoot , songbirds in bamboo cages overhead - and all afloat .

The boats may appear deceptively primitive , but many of them have their own electric generators and all the modern conveniences .

There are fewer boats now than in the past ; many boat people , especially the younger generation , have moved to housing projects .

You can take a tour of the port in one of the small sampans , propelled by hand by women drivers .

A half - hour tour costs HK$50 ; pay at the end , or the driver may cut your trip short .

Aberdeen 's theatrical floating restaurants have been a tourist attraction for many years .

The food may not live up to expectations , but the fantasy environment makes up for it .

If you can get up early enough , you can attend the pre-dawn auction held at the vast local wholesale fish market ; otherwise , have a look at the street market that goes on later in the day .

The peninsula opposite the east coast of Ap Lei Chau island contains Ocean Park ( open daily 10 am - 6 pm ; admission HK$150 adults , HK$75 children ) , which has become one of Hong Kong 's biggest attractions .

It is divided into three areas : a highland , a lowland , and the Middle Kingdom .

Linking the lowland and highland sections of the park , a cable-car system offers spectacular views across to the islands of the South China Sea .

The Oceanarium is said to be the largest in the world , and the Ocean Theatre features displays by dolphins , killer whales , seals , and pelicans .

An enormous roller-coaster rising way above the sea , space wheels , and high-diving shows guarantee a day of excitement .

The Middle Kingdom is a recreated `` living '' history of China 's past , presented through a number of full-size replicas of shrines , temples , pagodas , palaces , and street scenes .

There are also demonstrations of traditional Chinese crafts , including silk - weaving , pottery , and papermaking .

Water World , formerly in the complex , has closed for redevelopment .

Continuing around the coast in a counter-clockwise direction , Deep Water Bay offers a good beach and harbors .

The next inlet is Repulse Bay , a roomy , sandy crescent , with green hills .

It 's so attractive and so easy to reach that it 's packed with sunbathers all summer long .

Stanley was once one of the main fishing villages on Hong Kong Island .

The well-known Stanley Market ( see page 55 ) is a major source for bargain clothing and other merchandise .

The waterfronts at Repulse Bay and Stanley are lined with good cafes and restaurants .

Though much smaller than Hong Kong Island , Kowloon has almost twice the population .

In many areas , the density reaches the equivalent of 150,000 inhabitants per square km ( a quarter square mile ) .

Most of Kowloon 's attractions for visitors are centered near the tip of the peninsula in the district known as Tsim Sha Tsui .

Adjacent to the Star Ferry terminal is Ocean Terminal , where international cruise ships dock , and the gigantic Harbour City , a complex of malls , hotels , and restaurants .

If you walk east on the Star Ferry terminal concourse , you will find yourself on the wonderful Promenade , which begins at the clock tower , all that remains of the once grand Kowloon- Canton Railway Terminus .

The waterfront here offers unparalled views of the harbor and Hong Kong Island .

If you continue to the end of the promenade , you will be in Tsim Sha Tsui East , a busy commercial district built on more than 60 hectares ( 150 acres ) of reclaimed land .

Flanked by the clock tower is the imposing Hong Kong Cultural Centre .

Hong Kong 's major venue for the performing arts , the building has been criticized for its fortress - like architecture and windowless facade .

The interior is a comfortable amalgam of Chinese and Western design , with an impressive main lobby .

The center contains a concert hall with acclaimed acoustics , theaters , a library , an exhibition gallery , shops , restaurants , and bars .

Next door is the Hong Kong Space Museum and Theatre ( open Monday, Wednesday - Friday 1 - 9 pm ; Saturday , Sunday 10 am - 9 pm ; closed Tuesday ; admission HK$10 adults , HK$5 children ; separate admission to theater ) .

Its futuristic dome design is striking ; inside are interactive exhibits , including one in which you can experience weightlessness .

The Hong Kong Museum of Art ( see page 54 ) stands behind the Space Museum next to the cultural center .

It contains the Xubaizhi collection of painting and calligraphy ; galleries devoted to antiquities and ceramics ; and a gallery of modern Chinese art .

Particularly interesting is the collection of paintings and photographs of old Hong Kong .

The museum mounts special exhibitions and has an excellent gift shop .

The Science Museum ( see page 55 ) is a state-of-the-art interactive museum that will teach you how everything and anything works from ancient sailing ships to the latest technology .

The Museum of History ( open Tuesday - Saturday 10 am - 6 pm , Sunday 1 - 6 pm ; closed Monday ; admission HK$10 adult , HK$5 child ) opened its new permanent collection at the end of August 2001 .

The fascinating collection of artifacts pertaining showcases 6,000 years of Hong Kong 's history and Chinese culture .

Just across Salisbury Road from the cultural center is the historic Peninsula Hotel , now expanded and modernized by a 32 - story tower .

Its restored lobby is Hong Kong 's most elegant gathering place ; afternoon tea here is a visitors ' ritual .

Alongside the hotel runs busy Nathan Road , Hong Kong 's fabled shopping street , lined with shops , hotels , and restaurants .

Kowloon 's main street was created by Sir Matthew Nathan when he was governor of Hong Kong at the turn of the 19th century .

A few blocks up Nathan Road is Kowloon Park ( open daily 6 am - midnight ) , elegantly laid out with fountains , promenades , and ornamental gardens ; be sure to go up the steps to see the Sculpture Walk .

Farther up Nathan Street you will reach Yau Ma Tei , one of the older parts of Kowloon .

Turn off Nathan and walk down Kansu Street to find the Jade Market ( open 10 am - 3 pm ; see page 80 ) , with more than 100 stalls spread out in a large tent , just before you reach the overpass .

Hong Kong 's liveliest market scene is the Temple Street Night Market ( see page 55 ) , near Jordan Road .

Everything is sold here , from clothing to souvenirs to electronic goods , and the market is known for its street-side food stalls , where you can dine inexpensively on seafood .

The market runs all the way up to Tin Hau Temple , where you will find fortune tellers ' tables ( some speak English ) and possibly street performers singing Chinese opera or pop songs .

The temple is one of the many dedicated to Tin Hau , goddess of seafarers ; this one also houses an altar to Shing Wong , the city 's god .

In the daytime the temple ( open 8 am - 6 pm ) attracts worshipers , and its park attracts strollers and mahjong players .

Nathan Road goes all the way up to Boundary Street , which marks the boundary between Kowloon and the New Territories .

Near Boundary Street , off Prince Edward Street West , is the Yuen Po Street Bird Garden ( open 8 am - 7 pm ) .

Birds are favorite pets in Hong Kong , valued for their singing rather than their plumage , and here you 'll find all kinds of birds for sale as well as elaborate teak and bamboo cages .

Off the beaten path in Sham Shui Po , west of the junction of Nathan Road and Boundary Street , is the Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb and Museum on Tonkin Road ( open Monday - Wednesday and Friday - Saturday 10 am - 6 pm , Sunday 1 - 6 pm ; closed Thursday ) .

The barrel - vaulted chambers were discovered while excavating for a nearby housing project .

Surprises spring up on all sides : new industrial complexes alongside sleepy farming villages , skyscraper towns blooming in the middle of nowhere , Hakka women in their traditional flat straw hats with hanging black curtains , water buffalo , and flashes of azalea everywhere .

The New Territories can be explored by taking the Kowloon - Canton Railway ( KCR ) , which makes 10 stops between the station in Kowloon and Sheung Shui , the last stop before entering China .

Ask the tourist authority about its interesting Heritage Tour from Kowloon and other countryside tours ( see page 113 ) .

The main highway makes a circuit of the New Territories , beginning with the new town of Tsuen Wan , situated in an area of heavy industry just west of Kowloon .

North of the town , a commanding view over all the New Territories to the north can be seen from Tai Mo Shan , Hong Kong 's highest peak at 957 m ( 3,140 ft ) .

One - third of all Hong Kong 's beaches are to be found in a single 14 - km ( 9 - mile ) stretch of this region 's shoreline .

Place names are often based on the distance to the nearest mile-post , as measured from the tip of the Kowloon peninsula .

As you approach the border , you can glimpse the skyscrapers of Shenzhen .

The lookout point at Lok Ma Chau was once known as Hong Kong 's `` window on China `` - in the years of China 's isolation from the West , tourists would come to the lookout point here and rent binoculars in order to get a glimpse of the great mystery beyond .

Set amid Tseun Wan 's residential towers is the 18th - century walled village of Sam Tung Uk , now preserved as a museum , and a short walk from the MTR station .

Not far away , at milepost 21 near the large new town of Tuen Mun , is a Taoist retreat known as Ching Chung Koon .

This `` Temple of Green Pines `` is a spacious complex containing temples and pavilions , statues , and gardens .

It is known for its collection of bonsai and houses a jade seal more than 1,000 years old .

Among the ponds is one inhabited by turtles : Visitors toss in coins in the hope of bouncing one off a turtle 's head , a sure way of achieving good fortune .

An even more interesting image out of Chinese history is the walled village of Kat Hing Wai , in the village of Kam Tin just outside the market town of Yuen Long .

This is the most easily accessible of the New Territories ' walled villages .

It is built in a square , and the only way in is through the gate in the brick defensive wall .

Kat Hing Wai was built four or five centuries ago by the Hakka Tang clan , one of the Five Great Clans that migrated here from North China ( see page 11 ) .

Many of the old houses in the village have been replaced by modern structures .

The Tang clan 's earliest walled village was Lo Wai , which also has its defensive wall intact and is entered by a narrow gate .

Adjacent to the village is the restored Tang Chung Ling Ancestral Hall .

Few traditional ancestral halls remain in China since the anti-historical destruction during the Cultural Revolution , so these New Territories ancestral halls are rare survivors .

Another such hall , belonging to the Liu Clan , is Liu Man Shek Tong in the village of Sheung Shui .

One of the most interesting sites in the New Territories is Tai Fu Tai , another rare survivor , this one a mansion that belonged to a Confucian high official .

The house was built in 1865 by a member of the Man clan who achieved the rank of tai fu ( mandarin ) by doing well in the Imperial Examinations .

The preservation of this wonderful home is ongoing ; a projected restoration of the original garden is still in progress .

The traditional Qing Dynasty style of the mansion is enlivened by a few Western touches : a Baroque - style ceiling and stained glass above the doorways , showing the builder 's up - to - date attitude at the time of construction .

The highway and the railway stay close together from Fanling , site of the best golf courses in the area .

Tai Po , just south of Fanling , is known for its market , Tai Po Market , which buzzes with activity daily from 7 am to 6 pm .

Just up a lane from the market is the Man Mo Temple , with long-burning incense coils hanging from its ceiling , a popular spot dedicated to the Taoist gods of war and literature .

The railway line then curves gracefully around Tolo Harbor , an idyllic body of water well-protected from the open sea .

You can take a ferryboat through the harbor , past the ingenious Plover Cove reservoir , a water catchment area appropriated by damming and draining a broad inlet from the sea .

The boats go on to the friendly fishermen 's island of Tap Mun , in Mirs Bay , with stops in remote hamlets of the Sai Kung Peninsula .

The Sai Kung area is the location of two official parks and nature preserves , while on the south side of the peninsula are some of the territory 's best beaches .

From the next railway station , the modern campus of the Chinese University of Hong Kong is visible .

The Art Gallery in the Institute of Chinese Studies Building is worth a visit for its painting and calligraphy collections .

Sha Tin is the site of the Monastery of 10,000 Buddhas , which looks down on a burgeoning town .

There are hundreds of stone steps in the hillside to walk up before you reach Man Fat Temple with its regiments of small gilt statues of Buddha lining the walls .

Some indefatigable climbers will want to go up to the top of the nine - story pink pagoda for a panoramic view .

There is a total of 12,800 Buddha statues here , plus the remains of the monastery 's founder embalmed in gold leaf .

Also here is the Hongkong Heritage Museum ( call Tel 2180 8188 for open hours ) .

The museum has an art collection , and displays of toys and other artifacts .

Down to earth , the Sha Tin Racecourse can accommodate over 80,000 spectators and is equipped with every imaginable luxury , including a giant video screen facing the stands , and for the horses , air-conditioned stables .

Opposite the Sha Tin railway station , New Town Plaza features shops , cinemas , and even a computer - controlled musical fountain .

Two natural rock formations are always pointed out on excursions .

Sha Tin Rock , better known as Amah Rock , is actually a pile of several rocks that resemble a woman with a baby in a sling on her back .

Legend has it that a local woman climbed the hill every day to watch for her husband returning from across the sea ; one day the wife and her child were turned to stone as a permanent symbol of her enduring faith .

Closer to town is Lion Rock , shaped like a lion lying in wait .

It really looks the part ; the tourists know its name even before the guide can translate it .

Excursion companies sell a variety of orientation cruises of Hong Kong harbor that include a look at some of its 235 outlying islands .

These pleasant , but expensive , outings can lay the foundation for your own explorations aboard the cheap but usually comfortable ferries used by the islanders themselves .

From the ferry terminals on Hong Kong Island you can escape to islands without cars or cares , where the local people smile `` hello '' and , if you 're lucky , point you to a secret beach for the ultimate in quality leisure time .

The mountainous island of Lantau is the biggest in the colony , and covers nearly twice the area of Hong Kong Island .

Chek Lap Kok airport sits on reclaimed land just off Lantau ; plans to build a bridge may change Lantau , but at present it is sparsely populated and makes a perfect getaway .

At 934 m ( 3,064 ft ) , Lantau Peak is high enough to attract the occasional rain cloud - refreshingly cool breezes blow on most hot summer days .

More than half the island is parkland , and there is a 70 - km ( 45 - mile ) circular hiking trail ( see page 92 ) .

Ferries depart from Central every two hours between 6:10 am and 10:30 pm to Silvermine Bay ( Mui Wo ) , where a bus terminal has buses to all parts of the island .

A short bus ride away is Cheung Sha Beach , 3 km ( 2 miles ) long , and popular for its white sand and excellent facilities .

The most famous site on the island is the world 's tallest seated bronze statue of Buddha at 22 m ( 72.6 ft ) , the Tiantan Buddha ( see page 55 ) .

The statue and a small museum are on a peak , up 268 steps , above Po Lin Monastery .

The monastery is strictly vegetarian , and visitors are warned not to bring any meat with them .

From the monastery , hikers enjoy the two - hour cross-country trek down to Silvermine Bay , but the authorities have warned walkers to be on the lookout for snakes , which can be plentiful in the Lantau hinterland , especially in summer .

The hillsides that surround the monastery are the site of Hong Kong 's only tea plantation .

Visitors are welcome to visit the 24 - hectare ( 60 - acre ) establishment , and may sample the end product , Lantau tea .

The island 's largest community is Tai O . The people of this picturesque village make their living by fishing , duck - breeding , and food - processing .

Many of the inhabitants live - by choice , not necessarily through economic hardship - on the water , aboard houseboats or in houses on stilts in the main creek .

A Trappist monastery , situated on a hillside overlooking the east coast of Lantau , is also open to visitors .

To get here , follow the path from the southwest end of Discovery Bay ; the walk takes about 30 minutes .

Some 10 km ( 6 miles ) west of Hong Kong lies this small , crowded island , only one square mile in size .

More than 25,000 people live here , mostly by fishing , but there are also ex-pats , attracted by its laid-back Mediterranean ambience .

That era is gone now , but other elements of the island 's old life are preserved .

The people still carve jade and build seaworthy junks , all by hand .

Fish ( heads discreetly wrapped in paper ) are still hung out to dry in the sun .

Cheung Chau becomes the center of Hong Kong life once a year , usually in May , during the Bun Festival , a folklore extravaganza ( see page 89 ) .

The rest of the year , life goes on at its accustomed pace : rickety machines chugging in two - man factories , children in school uniforms being ferried home to houseboats , and the old fishermen stirring shrimp paste .

By way of formal tourist attractions , Pak Tai Temple , built in 1783 , has some fine carvings and a great iron sword said to be 600 years old .

But the most interesting thing to do here is to explore the two villages on the island , Cheung Chau and San Wai .

They are an easy walk apart by the harbor road , or a longer 45 - minute hike on the scenic Peak Road .

The Praya , the promenade in front of the ferry pier , is a good place to observe the many junks and fishing boats in the harbor .

There are also several open-air restaurants where you can enjoy fresh seafood .

Only 35 minutes by ferry from Central , Lamma Island is perfect for swimming , hiking , picnicking , birdwatching , or just sitting back to watch the bananas grow .

Hong Kong 's third largest island has a population of only about 12,000 ; it is still largely undeveloped , and life on Lamma , if not totally primitive , is close to the essentials .

Archaeologists indicate that Lamma has probably been inhabited for some 4,000 years , and the island is known as `` Hong Kong 's Stone Age Island . ''

The principal settlements are Yung Shue Wan on Lamma 's northwest , and Sok Kwu Wan , on the east coast .

Both villages offer good waterfront restaurants with homestyle Chinese food , principally seafood fresh from the tank .

The ports are within hiking distance of several beautiful beaches , and within a one - hour hike of each other on a marked trail .

You can build an appetite for dinner by making your way from the beach to the restaurant .

Yung Shue Wan is still a very British residential enclave , with many nice pubs .

Macau , the final bastion of Portugal 's great 16th - century empire , is much more than just a quirk of history .

Macau 's historic center , with its colonial architecture , has a distinctly Mediterranean flavor .

Colonnaded public buildings , iron balconies , winding streets , flagstoned squares and the many churches all speak of the Portuguese inheritance as well as the Chinese , a fusion of East and West that has produced the unique Macanese culture .

The story of the Western discovery of Macau begins in 1513 when Portuguese explorer , Jorge Alvares , reached the south coast of China .

Traders followed in his wake , setting up bases in several parts of the Pearl River estuary .

It was the only European gateway to China , and through Macau flowed Western technology and religion .

In 1576 Pope Gregory XIII created the Macau diocese , covering all of China and Japan .

China and Japan were not on speaking terms , so trade between them had to be channeled through a neutral middleman .

Portugal 's resulting near - monopoly of East - West trade understandably awakened the competitive instincts of other European powers .

The Dutch sent an invasion flotilla to Macau in 1622 , but the defenders triumphed .

China began to relax trade restrictions , and with the rise of Hong Kong , Macau became an isolated Portuguese outpost .

A haven for persecuted Japanese Christians in the 17th century , Portugal 's neutrality during World War II assured the territory a flood of refugees .

They were joined by a swarm of spies of all conceivable nationalities , and Macau won a name for international intrigue .

Portugal 's very precarious foothold on the Asian coast ended in 1999 with a formal handover to China .

Macau , now the Chinese Special Economic Zone of Zhuhai , is becoming something like a boomtown as an exporter of toys , furniture , and electronics .

New construction in the past 10 years has changed the city 's skyline ; with new , glittering hotels and highrise apartment blocks , the city is beginning to look a little more like Hong Kong .

Macau 's population is estimated at around 450,000 , an appallingly high figure for such a small area ; recent land reclamation has eased the situation to some extent .

If a trace of tropical lethargy still adds to the charm in this city of sidewalk cafes , palm trees , and pedicabs , any torpor definitely ends once inside the doors of Macau 's casinos , scene of some of the liveliest gambling west of Las Vegas .

Gambling provides almost 40 percent of the government 's tax revenues , and is a major source of employment .

Its spin-off industries , prostitution and pawn shops , also thrive .

The easiest way to get to Macau is by jetfoil , operated by TurboJet ( Tel 2859-3333 ) .

Departures are from the Macau Ferry Terminal , just west of Central in the Shun Tak Centre , 200 Connaught Road , Central , in Hong Kong .

Entry procedures are similar to those in Hong Kong - most nationalities need only a passport to enter Macau .

Upon arrival in Macau , be sure to stop by the Macau Government Tourist Office for a map , brochures , and directions .

Outside the terminal , you will find taxis as well as buses to all points ( take 3 , 3A , 10 , or 10A to the historic center ; exact change is required ) .

You 'll also be approached by pedicab drivers ; these are tricycles carrying two passengers .

Pedicabs were once the most common form of transportation in Macau , but today they are mainly a tourist attraction .

Directly across the street from the wharf where passengers arrive from Hong Kong is the first surprise to greet visitors to Macau - the vast Jai-alai Palace , said to be the world 's most luxurious fronton .

In an effort to provide yet one more thing to bet on , players are imported from Spain to take part in this lightning - fast Basque ball game .

The grandstand situated on the seaside road , the Avenida da Amizade ( Friendship Avenue ) , marks the finishing line for the Macau Grand Prix , the international car - racing event held here every November .

Also in front of the ferry terminal is a new Cyber fountain , with 86 water spouts that shoot up to 70 m ( 230 ft ) and are illuminated at night by 288 spotlights producing 80 colors .

Continuing around the peninsula in a clockwise direction brings you to the Rua da Praia Grande ( Big Beach Street ) - a pleasant promenade with shaded benches under the banyan trees .

Along this elegant avenue is Government House , a modest pink palace .

The central square of the historic city center is Largo do Senado .

For an authentic feel of old Portugal , slip into the cool entrance hall of theimpressive Leal Senado ( `` Loyal Senate `` building ) , a fine example of colonial architecture .

On the inside walls are flowered blue tiles ( azulejos ) and coats of arms .

The inscription over the archway reads , `` Cidade do nome de Deus , nao ha outra mais leal '' - `` City of the Name of God , None is More Loyal '' - a bit of praise attributed to Portugal 's King John IV in the 17th century .

For all its historic grandeur , the loyal Senate now is the equivalent of a city council , its statesmanship dedicated to water supplies , sewage lines , and the establishment of playgrounds .

Macau 's most memorable monument is the Baroque facade of the ruins of Sao Paulo , the only remains of a beautiful 17th - century Jesuit church .

On top of a hill in the center of the city , it 's approached by a grand staircase .

The rest of the building and an adjoining college were destroyed in a typhoon - fanned fire in 1835 .

The rich sculptural effects on the facade mix Eastern and Western symbols : familiar saints , Chinese dragons , and a Portuguese caravel .

Beneath the church , the Museum of Sacred Art houses a collection of sacramental objects .

The ambitious Museum of Macau ( open Tuesday - Sunday 10 am - 6 pm ; admission HK$15 ) opened in 1998 in the lower levels of the Monte Fortress .

It gives an overview of Macau 's history and its daily life and traditions .

A recreated street of colonial Macau is lined with traditional Chinese shops .

The fort , built by the Jesuits in the 17th century as a defense against the Dutch , was largely destroyed by the same fire that burned St. Paul's .

Luis Vaz de Camoes ( 1524 - 1580 ) , the Portuguese national poet whose work immortalized that country 's golden age of discoveries , may have stayed in Macau .

Local legend claims that he wrote part of his great saga , Os Lusiadas , in what is now called the Camoes Grotto , situated in the spacious tropical Camoes Garden .

Next to the museum , behind a gate ( opened to anyone who knocks ) , is the Old Protestant Cemetery .

Those whose fate was to die on some far foreign field could not have wanted a more peaceful , lovely graveyard .

The small , whitewashed chapelwas the first Protestant church built in China .

For a different vision of Old China , spend a few quiet moments in the classic Lou Lim Ieoc Garden .

Here , arched bridges , pagodas , fish ponds , and stands of bamboo create the mood of a timeless Chinese painting .

Nearby is the Memorial House of Dr . Sun Yat-sen , founder of the Chinese Republic .

Photos and documents tell the life story of the physician - revolutionary - statesman , who lived for a time in Macau , but never in this building .

Kun Iam Tong , off Avenida do Coronel Mesquita ( open daily 8 am - 6 pm ) , is a 17th - century Buddhist temple of considerable splendor and charm .

Surrounded by statues , carvings , and incense burners , here the faithful make their devotions and check their fortunes , and traditional funerary displays give a cheerful send-off to the recently departed .

An unexpected piece of historical memorabilia turns up in the monastery garden , where guides point out a small stone table used for a treaty - signing ceremony in 1844 .

The signatories , who were the Chinese viceroy from Canton and the minister plenipotentiary of the United States of America , put their names to a historic document - the first - ever treaty between the two countries .

Another important ceremony took place in 1999 when Macau became part of China .

The Handover Pavilion was meant to be a temporary structure , but public outcry ensured its preservation ( located on Xian Xing Hai ; open weekdays 10 am - 6 pm , until 10 pm weekends ) .

Nearby is the Macau Cultural Center and the Museum of Art ( open Tuesday - Sunday 10 am - 7 pm ; closed Monday ; small admission ) .

Macau 's oldest museum , the Maritime Museum ( Wednesday - Monday 10 am - 5:30 pm ; admission HK$10 , HK$5 children over 10 ) traces the history of Macau 's connection to the sea .

Exhibits cover fishing , seaborne trade , sea transport , and there is an aquarium .

The museum is almost on the spot where the Portuguese first landed .

When they came ashore they found the A - Ma Temple ( properly called Ma Kok Temple ; open daily dawn to dusk ) , dedicated to the favorite goddess of fishermen , who is also known as Tin Hau .

The area was called A - Ma Gau ( `` Bay of A - Ma `` ) , and in this way , Macau got its name .

The ornate , picturesque temple dates from the Ming Dynasty ( 1368 - 1644 ) and is the oldest building in Macau .

The remains of the 17th - century Barra Fortress , which once defended the southern tip of the peninsula , contains the chapel of Santiago ( St. James ) .

Among other legends surrounding the statue is a very modern one : During the Chinese Cultural Revolution , when Red Guards were running rampant on Wanchai island , just a swim away , the image of St. James is said to have stepped down from the altar and halted an invasion .

Part of the fortress has been converted and is now used as a luxury inn .

The northernmost point in Macau is the frontier between two contrasting worlds .

The Barrier Gate ( Portas do Cerco ) , which was built more than a century ago , marks the boundary between the enclave of Macau and the People's Republic of China .

There are 12 of them ; you ca n't miss the eye-popping Lisboa , which has several floors of gambling , but there 's also the Hyatt Regency , the Mandarian Oriental , and Taipa 's Jockey Club .

The fancifully decorated Macau Palace , a floating casino moored on the western waterfront , is fitted out with gambling tables , slot machines ( known locally as `` hungry tigers '' ) and , for hungry humans , a restaurant .

Gambling is wildly popular with the Chinese of Hong Kong , and they make up nearly 80 percent of all visitors to the casinos .

Watch the fantan dealer for a few minutes and you 'll almost be an expert : It 's simply a matter of how many odd buttons are left after he has divided a pile of them into groups of four .

Dai-Siu ( Big and Small ) is a dice game in which the croupier throws three dice inside a glass container .

Players bet on the numbers that will come up , and on whether the result will be `` big '' or `` small . ''

Keno is a variation of bingo in which the player chooses numbers to bet on before the draw is made .

The casinos have no admission charge and formal dress is optional , though long pants for men are required .

They keep busy 24 hours a day , but if you want a change of scene there are always more gambling opportunities available .

You can try your luck at pari mutuel betting on jai-alai at pari mutuel , greyhound - racing at the Canidrome ( one of the largest in the world ) , and harness - racing on Taipa .

Market prices per tael ( 34 grams / 1.2 ounces ) of gold are set daily .

You should always ask for a certificate of guarantee when you buy gold or jewelry .

Look for jewelry shops along Avenida do Infante D. Henrique and Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro .

Browsing is a real pleasure in Macau 's main streets and byways , where shops aimed at the tourist market are interspersed with the more workaday ironmongers , herbalists , and noodle stalls .

Knowledgeable visitors look for antiques - either Chinese heirlooms or leftovers from the gracious Portuguese colonial days .

However , you are not likely to find bargains , and you should be aware that unless you are an expert , you can end up with a fake .

Also worth investigating are contemporary handicrafts , both Portuguese and Chinese , from across the border .

Gourmets award Macau high marks for dependable Chinese cooking with an exotic bonus : Portuguese food and wines .

Macau 's own cuisine is a combination of Chinese flavors with the flavors imported from Portugal , Brazil , and Africa .

Whether you choose to dine in one of the Macanese , Chinese , traditional Portuguese , or international - style restaurants , you will be treated to a hearty meal at a good price .

The ingredients , especially the fresh fish and seafood , are first-rate .

Imported dried cod ( bacalhao ) is the Portuguese national dish ; several varieties are available , usually baked .

After dinner , a glass of Madeira or port is recommended to round off the meal .

Since the construction of the New Macau - Taipa Bridge has allowed easy access to the airport , the population has grown to more than 30,000 , with industrial development , new apartment blocks , and luxury resort hotels .

The quaint Taipa Village , with its narrow lanes and colonial buildings painted yellow , blue , and green , has almost been completely swallowed up by the development of nearby housing projects .

The island is also the designated home of the University of East Asia .

Pay a visit to the Casa Museu da Taipa , and you 'll be able to get a glimpse of how Macanese families lived in former days .

A grand colonial house , fully restored and outfitted with period furnishings , provides the centerpiece for this expanding `` cultural village . ''

Farther away is Coloane , connected to Taipa by a causeway and a large land reclamation project .

Not as developed as Taipa , it offers the joys of sand and sea and is known for its beaches .

Cheoc Van and Hac Sa ( `` Black Sands `` ) are both popular resort areas , with lifeguards on duty in summer and windsurfing boards for rent .

There are restaurants , swimming pools , and changing facilities .

The village of Coloane is picturesque , with a central square lined with cafes .

The waterfront drive parallels the shore of a Chinese island , and boats headed to China pass through the narrow waterway .

The small Chapel of St. Francis Xavier is dedicated to the 16th - century patron saint of missionaries , and has on display the elbow of the saint , along with the bones of numerous Japanese and Vietnamese martyrs .

Seac Pai Van Park , on the west coast of the island is an interesting natural preserve with aNatural History Museum .

An Excursion to Guangzhou ( Canton ) Guangzhou was China 's major seaport for 2,000 years and the center for European traders in the 19th century .

Ever since 1957 the Canton Trade Fair ( officially the Chinese Export Commodities Fair ) has attracted throngs of international business people every spring and autumn .

Guangzhou , with a population of more than 5 million , straddles the Pearl River - China 's fifth longest - which links the city to the South China Sea .

This waterway accounts for much of the local charm and excitement , as the daily drama of the ferryboats , junks , sampans , freighters - and even small tankers and big gunboats - unfolds right in the center of town .

The river also irrigates the carefully tended surrounding farmlands , creating a beautifully lush , subtropical scene .

Guangdong Province has some of China 's most fertile land , and grows two crops of rice a year , along with vegetables of all kinds .

Guangzhou today is mostly about business and industry , featuring new development , skyscrapers , a whole new business area , and raised expressways .

The scary traffic is a real experience - vehicles of all kinds jockey for position on crowded streets , missing each other by inches , and speeding on the freeways is rampant .

Guangzhou is interestingly one of China 's most prosperous cities , determinedly on the move into the modern world .

It seems that the picturesque older sections with their old houses , narrow streets , and winding alleyways may not be around much longer .

There are many package tours to Guangzhou from Hong Kong ( see page 113 ) , and this may be the easiest way to visit the city .

However , it 's also easy to get to Guangzhou by train or ferry .

Four comfortable express trains depart the Kowloon - Canton Railway ( KCR ) Station in Hung Hom , Kowloon , making the trip in less than two hours .

Turbo Cat ferries leave the China Hong Kong City ( CHKC ) terminal twice a day ; the journey takes two hours .

Citibus also travels to Guangzhou from CHKC ; there are five round-trips a day , taking 3 1/2 hours .

You will need a visa to enter China ( see page 109 for information ) .

Hong Kong currency is widely accepted in Guangzhou , or you can change your currency into RMB ( yuan ) at any bank or hotel .

Guangzhou , like Hong Kong , is primarily Cantonese - speaking , but many people also speak Mandarin .

If you travel by train , you will arrive at the Guangzhou East Station , a large modern complex , which connects with the subway , buses , hotel transfer services , and taxis .

The train station is in the newer business district ; nearby is Asia 's third - tallest building , at 83 stories , which will often be pointed out to you .

Yuexiu Park , situated near the Trade Fair in the northern part of the city , is Guangzhou 's largest ; it covers a hilly 100 hectares ( 247 acres ) .

In the park is the 1380 Zhenhai Tower , one of the city 's oldest buildings .

Actually a five - story pavilion on a hilltop , it contains a fine collection of historical exhibits .

Dr . Sun Yat-sen 's Memorial Hall honors the founder of the Chinese Revolution , flanked by his heroic statue in copper .

This enormous , modern version of a traditional Chinese building , with sweeping blue tile roofs , contains an auditorium big enough to seat 4,700 people .

It celebrates the founding of Guangzhou , when five spirits rode their goats down from the celestial realm to present the inhabitants of the city with their very first grains of rice .

Guangzhou 's most important Buddhist monument is the 1,400 - year - old Temple of the Six Banyan Trees ( open 8 am - 5 pm ) .

Although the banyan trees that once flourished here are now no more , the often - restored complex has remained a focus of local Buddhist activities .

Golden Buddha statues in several of Buddha 's aspects adorn the temples , and overlooking them is the 17 - story Flower Pagoda , a slender relic of the Song dynasty ( a.d. 960 - 1279 ) .

In the early Middle Ages , Canton had a significant Muslim population as a result of its trade with the Middle East .

This explains the presence in Guangzhou of the Huaisheng Mosque , reputed to be China 's oldest , and traditionally dated a.d. 627 .

Rebuilt in modern times , the mosque serves the small local community of Muslims .

The modern minaret is known as the `` Plain ( or Naked ) Pagoda , '' in contrast to the Flower Pagoda of the Buddhist temple .

Chen Jia Ci , the Chen Family Institute ( open daily 8:30 am - 5 pm ) , was built in the late 19th century to promote arts and crafts .

An architectural wonder , it is itself a beautiful piece of craftsmanship with its sculpture and carved stone balustrades .

Porcelain friezes adorn the rooftops and ridgepoles , telling the story of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms .

A former Confucian temple is presently the home of the historic National Peasant Movement Institute , where the Chinese Communist Party trained its leaders in the 1920s .

Mao Zedong himself directed the institute in 1926 , and gave lectures on geography , rural education , and `` The Problem of the Chinese Peasantry . ''

The atmosphere of 19th - century Canton is best evoked on Shamian Island , a haunting , nostalgic place in the Pearl River .

This small formerly residential island , beautifully shaded by banyan trees , was the home of the closed community of the foreign colony in the era of `` concessions . ''

The bridges were barred by night with iron gates to keep the Chinese out .

Its stately European - style buildings have since been restored , largely for use as government offices and foreign legations .

The island also has Guangzhou 's first modern luxury resort hotel .

A popular optional excursion is an hour 's detour to Guangzhou Zoo , founded in 1958 .

It houses more than 200 animal species , most famous of which is the giant panda , and has an imaginative monkey mountain behind a moat .

Not to be missed is a visit to Guangzhou 's famous open-air market , Qing Ping .

The Cantonese love to eat and have the reputation of eating almost anything that walks on four legs .

The market bears this out : Along with the usual ducks and chickens , you will see for sale snakes , dogs , bats , and sometimes monkeys - all are highly prized as delicacies .

More pleasantly , you can browse among lanes of antiques , flowers , herbs , fruit , goldfish , songbirds , and more .

A very popular day - trip from Guangzhou goes to Foshan , a city of nearly 300,000 people , renowned for its handicrafts for more than a thousand years .

The individual artisans ' shops are no longer here , but you can visit a silk - weaving factory , a ceramics plant , and the Foshan Folk Art Studio , where you can observe workers making Chinese lanterns , carving sculptures , painting scrolls , and cutting intricate designs in paper .

The Foshan Art Porcelain Factory has traditional designs , but also some attractive modern pieces .

Foshan 's most outstanding artistic monument is Zu Miao , the Taoist Ancestral Temple , a Sung dynasty establishment rebuilt in the 14th century and well worth visiting .

Constructed in wood , brick , stone , ceramic , and bronze , this is a work of extravagant beauty , uniting many ancient art forms .

The complex contains the oldest wooden stage in China , used by the Wan Fu Tai Chinese opera .

From a population of 20,000 it has grown into a metropolis of 2.5 million , with tightly clustered skyscrapers and some of China 's highest grossing industries .

Because Shenzhen is much cheaper than Hong Kong , it is a popular weekend destination for Hong Kong 's Chinese , who come to relax , dine in its resorts , and play golf - Shenzhen hosted the World Cup of Golf in 1995 .

It is even becoming something of a commuter town - owning or renting an apartment here costs a fraction of what it would in Hong Kong .

Shenzhen is easy to reach - the KCR commuter train runs throughout the day , the trip taking about 40 minutes .

Visitors need a visa to enter China , and must disembark at the border ( now called `` boundary '' ) checkpoint , Lo Wai .

A Turbo Cat ferry makes a one - hour trip ( 7 am s 7 pm ) from Hong Kong 's Macau Ferry Terminal to Shekou on the Natau Peninsula , which is part of the economic zone .

Shenzhen is a premier shopping center , and much cheaper than Hong Kong .

It is known for its inexpensive ( but well - made ) knock-off designer goods .

You can use your Hong Kong dollars here , so there 's no need to change currency .

Some places take credit cards , but cash is better for bargaining .

Just across the border is the huge Lo Wu City shopping mall , to which you can walk ; other shopping malls are nearby .

Shenzhen 's main tourist attractions are its enormous theme parks .

One of them - Splendid China - purports to show `` all of China in one day . ''

It contains elaborate replicas of China 's chief monments in impressive detail , including a scaled - down version of the Great Wall .

The 24 China Folk Culture Villages represent China 's ethnic variety ; they feature craftspeople in traditional costumes along with folksong and dance performances .

Large forest fire continues to burn into third day in southern Norway

A large forest fire that started on Monday, June 9 is still out of control in the municipality of Froland in southern Norway .

The fire is the largest forest fire to occur in Norway since World War II .

The fire has spread extensively and it is estimated that approximately 2,500 acres of forest have been damaged .

Approximately 15 cabins are reported to have burned to the ground , but as of yet , no permanent dwellings or farms have been damaged .

However , many inhabitants have been evacuated due to the fire threatening their homes , including the entire villages of Mykland and Belland .

Approximately 140 persons , including fire-fighters from several fire departments , and personnel from the Civil Defence and the Home Guard are working to curtail the fire .

The fire fighting is focused on areas where the fire threatens buildings .

Extremely dry weather , and difficult wind conditions , have caused severe difficulties in fighting the fire .

Fire-fighters first had hope of gaining control on the morning of Thursday , June 12 , but the wind changed direction during the day , causing a large extension of the fire .

There is some hope that the weekend will bring some rain ; however , this will likely not be enough to stop the fire .

It could take several weeks before the fire is completely extinguished .

A 12-year-old boy reports seeing a man launch a rubber boat from a car parked at the harbor . 

FBI officials find what they believe may be explosives in the car . 

The FBI finds traces of explosives on clothes found ; neighbors say they saw two men who they describe as `` Arab-looking '' living there for several weeks . 

Police also find a second house where authorities believe two others may have assembled the bomb , possibly doing some welding . 

Passports found in one of the houses identify the men as from a privilege convenience province noted for lawless tribes . 

Meantime, analysts at the FBI crime lab try to discover what the bomb was made from . 

No conclusions yet , U.S. officials say , but a working theory , plastic explosive . 

But Yemen 's president says the FBI has told him the explosive material could only have come from the U.S. , Israel or two Arab countries . 

And to a former federal bomb investigator , that description suggests a powerful military-style plastic explosive C-4 that can be cut or molded into different shapes . 

This assessment ranks North Korea among the largest possessors of chemical weaponry in the world .

If official reports and testimonies from North Korean defectors are to be believed , the DPRK military possesses between 2,500 and 5,000 tons of chemical weapons .

It is not clear , however , if this amount includes the munitions or only the CW agents themselves .

Reportedly , the CW agents in the DPRK arsenal include all of the major classes , such as phosgene ( choking ) , hydrogen cyanide ( blood ) , mustard ( blister ) and sarin ( nerve agent ) .

However , a 2002 report from the commander of U.S. Forces in Korea , General Thomas A. Schwartz , also suggests that North Korea is self - sufficient only in World War I era CW agents -- these would include compounds such as phosgene , Lewisite , and mustard blister agents , but not the more potent nerve agent classes .

During the three decades after the establishment of the DPRK ( in 1947 ) , the North Korean CW program had uneven success in obtaining and weaponizing CW agents .

However , it would appear that over the last 20 years , the DPRK has increased its capacity not only in CW agent production but also the development and deployment of a variety of chemical delivery systems .

According to defector accounts , the DPRK 's long - range missiles such as the Nodong , and other ballistic rockets and artillery pieces with calibres larger than 80 mm , are capable of delivering CW agents .

Despite North Korea 's moribund economy and some hints of softening rhetoric from its leadership , the quantity and quality of new artillery placed near the Demilitarized Zone ( DMZ ) have actually increased in the last several years .

Many of these artillery platforms , including multiple launch rocket systems ( MLRS ) of up to 320 mm , are forwardly deployed near the DMZ .

This deployment represents a significant threat to heavily populated Seoul , as well as to the entire peninsula in the event of a southward invasion by the Korean People's Army ( KPA ) .

As early as 1947 , the KPA manual addressed at least the theory of CW operational doctrine .

It noted the utility of forcing the enemy to `` suit up '' in preparation for real or imagined use of chemical agents , for doing so would degrade the fighting ability of enemy forces .

By 1954 , the KPA established nuclear , biological , and chemical ( NBC ) defense units , probably along the lines of the Soviet model .

According to some accounts , North Korea 's offensive CW program also began at this time , relying mostly on Chinese assistance for chemical weapons development .

Kim Il Sung 's `` Declaration for Chemicalization '' in 1961 called for the further development of a chemical industry to support chemical weapons production , and the basic organization of the current Nuclear and Chemical Defense Bureau ( NCDB ) was also established during this time .

In 1966 , for reasons that are unclear , the DPRK later turned to the Soviets for assistance in CW , mostly in the form of training manuals and small quantities of nerve and mustard agents .

Following this period of Soviet - led assistance , North Korea made substantive gains in the area of chemical warfare .

Still , the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency ( DIA ) estimated in May 1979 that North Korea had only a defensive capability in CW , while noting that its development of offensive chemical weapons would have been the next logical step .

Finally , by the late 1980s , it was reported that North Korea was able to produce CW agents in large quantity , and deployed large numbers of chemical ordnance .

In January 1987 , the South Korean defense ministry told the South Korean press that the DPRK possessed up to 250 tons of chemical weapons , including blister ( mustard ) and nerve agents .

Recent estimates of North Korean chemical ordnance by the South Korean Ministry of National Defense ( MND ) have since been raised to the thousands of tons , probably based on recent information provided by North Korean defectors , including former members of DPRK military and NBC defence organizations .

The DPRK is believed to maintain 2,500 to 5,000 tons of chemical agents , primarily mustard , phosgene , sarin , and V - series nerve agents. ( Other reports from DPRK defectors -- including allegations of a `` nitrogen , sulfur , and mercury '' chemical weapon that causes `` respiratory paralysis '' -- seem rather farfetched . ) Pak Tong Sam at the South Korean Agency for Defense Development has estimated that North Korea 's chemical weapons production capability is 4,500 tons annually in peacetime , and this could increase to 12,000 tons in wartime .

An unknown portion of CW agents are stored in bulk , but a significant portion is reported to be filled into artillery shells and rocket warheads .

Due to challenges posed by a limited source of indigenously produced precursors for CW agents , it is believed that North Korea emphasizes production of phosgene , mustard , sarin , and V - agents. ( Previous reports have also alleged a large stock of sarin nerve agent. ) In 2001 , it was estimated that there are 12 facilities in the DPRK where raw chemicals , precursors , and CW agents are produced and / or stored .

CW agents are then moved to either a Sakchu - or Kanggye - based chemical weapons facility for weaponization , i.e. , the filling of weapons with agents for deployment .

It is also reported that shipments of CW agents are conducted in such a way so as not to attract undue attention , and are camouflaged as ordinary military cargo .

Open - source assessments of North Korean chemical weapons stockpiles have changed significantly over the past decade .

Reports by defectors and other accounts in the open literature indicate that North Korea currently possesses blister ( e.g. , mustard ) , nerve ( e.g. , sarin ) , choking ( e.g. , phosgene ) , and blood agents ( e.g. , hydrogen cyanide ) .

A North Korean defector in 1997 told a U.S. Congressional committee that the DPRK possessed a blister agent called `` Lizut , '' or Lewisite , in its arsenal .

VE and VG nerve agents are also mentioned in South Korean assessments of DPRK chemical weapons , although these reports do not appear to be based on hard data but rather on inference .

A 1999 report by the U.S. Congress stated the following with regard to how the North Korean military views chemical weaponry :

Reflecting Soviet military doctrine , the DPRK has traditionally viewed chemical weapons as an integral part of any military offensive .

There are no indications that this view has altered since the end of the Cold War .

The most obvious tactical use of chemical weapons by the DPRK would be to terrorize South Korean civilians .

Seoul lies within easy striking distance of North Korea 's artillery and rocket systems and , today , the South Korean civilian population has no protection against CW attack .

Over half of North Korea 's 1.2 million - man army is deployed within 90 miles of the DMZ , as are thousands of artillery systems .

Because chemical weapons are best suited for delivery with larger caliber artillery pieces , it is worth noting that over the last two years the North has further increased the number of long - range 240 mm multiple rocket launcher systems and 170 mm howitzers , all placed in hardened sites near the DMZ .

North Korea 's chemical defense force is estimated to be around 13,000 personnel , probably making it the third - largest CW service in the world , with chemical defense units incorporated at the regimental level .

The Hamhung Chemical Engineering College is responsible for much of the training of the Korean People's Army in CW defense .

Two main factories located in the cities of Kanggye and Sakchu are reportedly tasked with the final preparation , filling , and distribution of CW agents in artillery shells from 80 mm and larger , as well as 240 mm caliber artillery rockets .

Testing of agents is also reportedly performed at these two locations , possibly in very large underground facilities .

In addition to thousands of artillery rounds , hundreds of forward deployed Scud-B , Frog-5 and Frog-7 missiles , plus about 30 Scud-C missiles could be armed with chemical warheads .

A South Korean security analyst suggested that DPRK artillery pieces of calibers 170 mm and 240 mm `` could fire 10,000 rounds per minute to Seoul and its environs . ''

Given all of North Korea 's artillery along on the DMZ , it has been estimated that the KPA could fire over 5 million artillery shells per hour .

In 1994 , during heightened tensions over North Korea 's nuclear weapons program , the DPRK threatened to turn Seoul into a `` sea of fire . ''

One of the highest ranking North Korean government officials to defect to the South , Hwang Jang Yop , said in April 1997 that the DPRK military was able to do just that , using a combination of chemical and nuclear weapons delivered by missiles .

Rhetoric aside , North Korea faces many obstacles in actually employing CW agents , not to mention their manufacture and storage .

To be sure , the wide availability of oil - derived intermediates , especially ethylene oxide , makes the large - scale manufacture of simple CW agents such as mustard well within the capabilities of the DPRK .

However , it is not clear how well North Korea would be able to manufacture large quantities of nerve agents , such as sarin , soman , and VX , without putting a great burden on already limited resources .

During the 1990s , the unavailability of precursors required to manufacture some nerve agents may very well have challenged the DPRK logistical supply network .

For example , in 1996 an ethnic Korean in Japan was caught exporting 50 kg of sodium fluoride to North Korea by way of cargo vessels bringing food aid to the DPRK .

Ostensibly , this chemical was intended for use by a North Korean entity for electroplating purposes .

But because sodium fluoride is also a precursor for sarin and soman nerve agents , the Japanese authorities arrested the individual ( himself a Japanese citizen ) for trading in a controlled substance .

The relatively small amount ( 50kg ) of this chemical had little consequence in terms of producing militarily significant amounts of nerve agent .

But the sodium fluoride episode points to a serious problem faced by North Korea , namely the lack of domestically - manufactured chemical precursors .

Nonetheless , the DPRK has also shown a single-minded emphasis on buttressing its military capabilities despite a poverty - stricken economy and populace .

Although the majority of the CW stockpile in the North may not be of the more sophisticated and lethal nerve agent variety , it may contain a large quantity of casualty agents such as mustard , phosgene , and Lewisite , all compounds that are relatively easy to manufacture .

In the early 1990s -- according to reports from DPRK defectors -- the North Korean Foreign Ministry and the Ministry of the People's Armed Forces debated over whether to join the Chemical Weapons Convention ( CWC ) .

Although the foreign ministry was apparently in favor of participating in the regime , the military was opposed , and Kim Chong Il apparently sided with the latter .

Since 1997 , the South Korean government has insisted that the DPRK join the CWC , to no avail .

North Korea has also rebuffed efforts on the part of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons ( OPCW ) , as well as the Japanese government , to persuade it to participate in the chemical disarmament regime .

If North Korea wishes to foster a viable chemical industry , a case could be made that its accession to the CWC would make long - term economic sense by giving it access to trade in treaty - controlled chemicals and technology .

In the short term , however , a knowledgeable official at the OPCW noted that North Korea would not reap immediate benefits by joining the CWC regime .

Bush said that it was Khan who sold centrifuges to North Korea .

The fact that Bin Laden was in Tora Bora led to the suspicion that the Afghan campaign was mismanaged .

This is an employment contract between AL QAEDA and a potential recruit .

It contains a definition of AL QAEDA organization , and six main points : 1-Duties ; 2-Holidays ; 3-Salaries and Travel tickets ; 4-Advice ; 5-Reward and Punishment ; 6-Pledge .

Carrying out Jihad is the main reason the members of AL-QAEDA have gathered , together with performing the different duties of Islam as much as possible , shouldering together the duty of Jihad and preparing the efficient duties during conflicts .

Its belief : The faith of Sunna and Jama 'a ( group ) in general , and in detail following the example of the worthy ancestors .

Objectives of AL QAEDA: Support God 's religion , establishment of Islamic rule , and restoration of the Islamic Caliphate , God willing .

AL QAEDA 's sphere of activity : International and transitional according to AL QAEDA 's policy .

Requirements of joining AL QAEDA : 1 - Abiding by AL QAEDA rules , its beliefs and objectives as previously mentioned 2 - Obedience to the leaders in charge as much as possible , without disobeying Islamic rules 3 - No connection between AL QAEDA membership and any other Islamic group 4 - Maintain secrecy in work-related issues 5- Physically healthy ( except in administrative work ) 6- The candidate should not be in question when it comes to religion , integrity or his morality 7- Reciting the pledge of AL-QAEDA .

1- Preserving the unity of AL QAEDA is an important and legitimate goal , which occurs by fearing God in private as well as in public. ( Surat 65 , 5 ) .

This is fulfilled through humbleness and flexibility towards the brothers and the rest of the Muslims , good manners , rejection of disputes , and mutual agreement and settlement of differences. ( TC : Koranic verse ) .

2- Preserving Islamic morals and avoiding means of corruption and bad companions , through verification and confirmation of news. ( T.C : Koranic verse ) To observe good conduct and filial piety even if they were infidels .

3- Adherence to eating Islamic Halal food ( T.C : Koranic verse ) .

4- Maintaining physical fitness and military exercises as much as possible .

5- Do not talk about work assigned by AL-QAEDA with others , even if they are AL-QAEDA members .

The only person you can discuss work with is your direct commander ( Amir ) , unless you are asked to do otherwise or if your work demands participation of others , and then through guidance of the leadership .

6- The call to adhere to Islam in general , and spreading the concept of Jihad specifically , starts with relatives and friends. ( T.C : Koranic verse ) You may not be able to do this , if your work demands extreme secrecy , like Naeem IBn Mas'uud ( May God bless him ) .

7- Safeguard AL-QAEDA 's general funds and do not mishandle these funds. ( Albukhairi ) 8- Sincerity in providing advice to commanders and to your brethren in AL-QAEDA , without harboring deception .

1- The married have a vacation by rotation for a week every three weeks , and in certain cases AL-QAEDA may deny this vacation for four months .

2- A bachelor can have a vacation by rotation for five days every month .

3- Request for vacation travel should be submitted two and a half months before the travel date .

The request would only be considered if it had been submitted in a timely manner as indicated , except in special cases .

1- The salary of a married Mujahed brother is 6500 Pakistani Rupee , and 500 Rupee for every newborn .

2- Salary of the bachelor Mujahed is 1000 Pakistani Rupee 3- The bachelor Mujahed qualifies for a round trip ticket to his country after one year from joining the organization .

He does n't get reimbursed if the ticket is not used , but he has the right to change it to a ticket to perform the pilgrimage .

4- The married Mujahed and his family qualify for round trip tickets to their country of origin after two years , and one month vacation .

5- The brother who wants to leave AL-QAEDA without a legitimate excuse does not qualify for financial assistance or any of the previously mentioned privileges .

And accordingly : 1- AL-QAEDA missions and its different plans proceed according to Islamic law provision .

2- Disputes related to AL-QAEDA missions between member brethren should be judged by qualified personnel , which is carried out by the immediate commander ( Amir ) of the conflicting parties .

3- Personal disputes between member brethren could be judged by qualified members of AL- QAEDA or outsiders .

All members commanders as well as subordinates must obey these rules .

Matters subject to pledge are either legitimate or permissible duties , legitimate duties like Jihad and obedience to leaders is first in importance .

A legitimate duty for a Muslim and a pledge conforms what is a duty by law , and it is a duty even if it is not subject to a pledge .

According to what has been previously mentioned , than AL-QAEDA secures the pledge of its followers , which includes commitment to its policies and objectives preceded by the commander 's ( Amir ) pledge .

I pledge by God 's creed to become a Muslim soldier to support God 's religion , and may God 's word be the most supreme .

I pledge to adhere to the holy book and Assuna and commit to the brothers committed with us in this mission , so God is my witness .

I have to preserve the secrecy of work in AL-QAEDA , so God is my witness .

The sin of the Breaker of the pledge ( Suraat Alraa 'd ) ( Albukhari ) ( Fath Albari 418/4 )

So this is the reality we 're living in al-Anbar in general , and Ramadi in particular , that is the head Sheiks of some tribes , and symbols of the Islamic Party , sat with the Americans in Jordan , and other places , to fight terrorism and its people .

The second is the leaders of the Islamic Party and mosques speakers .

Their danger was so great , that hundreds of people volunteered in the police and the army , and thousands of people participated in the elections , renouncing their religion , and listenning to the erratics .

First : If there were people who are raping thousands of Muslim women taking their honor , and stealing muslim money and land , and other people who do n't rape or steal , but they take the religion away from thousands of Muslims , what 's more important , religion , or honor and land ?

What we learned from Muslim scholars is that robbing the religion from Muslims , is greater than robbing their honor and land .

God said `` turmoil is greater than murder '' , and for those devils , their danger is greater than who rapes , or rob and steal money or land .

From what we saw , the damage caused by those erratic infidels ( Tribes Sheiks , The Islamic Party ) is more dangerous than the Shiites and the peaceful police as people call them .

You Sheik announced war on those , with the opposings of many sectors and scholars of decision making .

The brothers now are wiping out the heads of infidelity , as soon as they started , and never claiming responsibility , we found among us who wants to make fuss about it , and regretfully some of the brothers with us in the organization ( al-Qa'ida ) see it as nonsense , and God is my witness .

1- Sheik Nasr al-Fahdawi , Sheik of AlbuFahd tribe , was nominated to be the governor of Anbar , this man worked so hard fighting the ( Tanzim ) organization , with all he 's got , from money to power , and reputation in Ramadi .

So we tried this with him : First , we backed off during the elections .

Utens of his tribesmen who started checking cars , they violated our brothers many times .

They even announced it , then our brothers attacked the field leader , the brain behind people revolting at al-Anbar in AlbuFahd .

So the brothers raided his house in the middle of the night wearing the national guards uniform and driving similar cars .

The next morning his households and neighbors started talking to the tribe saying it was the national guards , they added that they heard some of them speaking English , meaning that the Americans are the ones who took Abu Dhari ( Sheik Nasr al-Fahdawi ) .

2- Around the same period , our brothers on the other side of Uphrate river , killed Jasim al-`Awwad in al-Malahima and AlbuHazim .

He 's a big spy / agent , invited Americans to his house for big dinner parties many times , regardless , our brothers did n't claim resposibility for killing him .

1- Sheik of al-Bubali tribe in al-Jazira , Sheik Sarhan , who 's one of the traitors , and every time one of their traitors gets killed , he shows outrage and packs his tribe with their guns against the brothers .

After the cleaning in AlbuFahd , the brothers killed three of the spies in his tribe , and for the first time there was no reaction against the brothers , but instead he came to them , asking for forgiveness , and he 's ready to cooperate .

2- Sheik of Albu'Ubaid ( Salah al-Dhari ) , who slaughtered thirty sheeps in one dinner party , where he invited heads and Sheiks of tribes in Ramadi , to encourage their youth to join the police and the national guard , and that 's two days before the murder of Sheik Nasr al-Fahdawi .

After that he announced his repentance at the mosque twice in front of Albu'Ubaid tribe , denouncing who joins the police and army , and sorry for all he 's done , without any pressure or threats from the brothers .

Also the brothers did n't announce the claim for any of the killings .

When Mazhar al-`Alawani a candidate for the elections was murdered , his pictures were all over Ramadi , where the entire Albu'Alwan tribe was supporting him , proud of him .

One day before the elections , the brothers killed him while he was visiting Ramadi .

No one from his tribe opened his mouth , instead they got more scared and weaker .

The same with the killing of Muhammad Saddak the Sheik of AlbuJlayb tribe , and president of al-Anbar revolutionists , who released statements in mosques and markets , promising to eliminate who he called Sheiks of sodomite and thift , and agents for the Zionists , like our brother Abu Mustafa Midhatt , our brother Abu Khattab , and Sheik Abu al-Harith al-Shar'i , and many others .

1- Sheik Hatim Abd al-Razzaq Mu'jil al-Ka'ud , Sheik AlbuNimr tribe .

7- Mamun al-`Alwani , al-Anbar governor , attached to you the security report in Ramadi .

8- Zahir Muhammad ` Awwad al-`Ubaydi , manager of Sunni endowment , for attending the last meeting with al-Ja'fari , also for attending a conference in Jordan , that was presesnted to you .

3- Must differenciate between who 's in the village , where relations are stronger , than it is in the city , where there 's different people with different ideas .

The collapse of the Soviet Union in December 1991 left the Russian Federation with the bulk of the massive Soviet weapons of mass destruction complex .

This legacy has allowed Russia to retain its great power status even as its economy has collapsed , but the burden of supporting this oversized complex has strained the Russian political and economic system .

Russia 's nuclear and missile capabilities presupposes its crucial role in arms control and nonproliferation , while the remnants of chemical and biological weapons programs pose major environmental and proliferation threats .

The Soviet nuclear weapon program began during World War II and culminated in a successful atomic bomb test in 1949 .

According to estimates by the Natural Resources Defense Council , by 1991 , the Soviet Union had approximately 35,000 weapons in its stockpile , down from a peak in 1986 of approximately 45,000 .

Russia is estimated to now have around 20,000 nuclear weapons , although total stockpile size is uncertain because there is no accurate count of tactical nuclear weapons .

Under the START I Treaty , the Russian nuclear arsenal has been reduced to approximately 7,000 strategic warheads .

The START II Treaty , which was declared non - binding in June 2002 , would have reduced this number to between 3,000 and 3,500 strategic nuclear warheads .

The Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty ( Treaty of Moscow ) requires Russia to reduce the number of deployed strategic warheads to between 1,700 and 2,200 by the end of 2012 .

Russia inherited a massive nuclear weapons production complex and large stocks of weapons grade fissile material .

It is estimated that Russia has between 735 and 1,365 metric tons ( t ) of weapons grade - equivalent highly enriched uranium ( HEU ) and between 106 and 156 t of military - use plutonium .

Nevertheless , the Soviet Union violated the treaty by secretly operating a massive offensive BW program until it dissolved in 1991 .

The Soviet BW arsenal included the causative agents of anthrax , smallpox , plague , tularemia , glanders , and hemorrhagic fever .

In wartime , formulated agents would have been loaded into a variety of delivery systems , including aerial bombs and ballistic missile warheads .

Soviet BW scientists also researched , developed , and produced anti - crop and anti - livestock agents .

Although the U.S. government believes that the BW agent stockpiles have been destroyed , activities that contravene the BWC may continue at a few military biological facilities in Russia .

The Soviet Union also established a so - called anti - plague system , whose primary objective was to control endemic diseases and prevent the importation of exotic pathogens that could threaten crops , animals , and humans .

In the late 1960s , however , the system also was tasked with defending the USSR against biological attacks .

There are reports that some countries , including Iran , have attempted to hire Russian BW specialists to help them acquire biological weapons .

During the Cold War , and afterwards , the Soviet Union had the world 's largest arsenal of chemical weapons , including artillery shells , bombs , and missiles that contained choking agents ( phosgene ) , nerve agents ( sarin , soman , and VX ) , and blister agents ( mustard , lewisite , and mustard - lewisite mixture ) .

There have been allegations that the Soviet Union developed a new class of nerve agent ( Novichok ) , estimated to be 5 - 10 times more toxic than VX .

Russia inherited the declared Soviet stockpile of 40,000 metric tons of CW munitions and agents stored in bulk .

In November 1997 , Russia ratified the CWC , but financial and other difficulties have impeded the destruction of its chemical weapons stockpile , so it is far behind the timetable specified in the treaty .

Russia inherited most of the Soviet missile complex , although significant portions are located in Ukraine .

Russia has the capability to produce highly sophisticated liquid - and solid - fueled missiles of all ranges .

The RS -12M2 Topol-M ( NATO designation SS-27 ) intercontinental ballistic missile ( ICBM ) has been developed for silo basing and mobile basing model is under development .

Although the possibility of deploying a MIRVed variant of the SS-27 has also been discussed in the past , no steps in that direction appear to have been taken yet .

In the meantime , Russia continues to extend service lives of existing types of MIRVed ICBMs .

While no sea - launched ballistic missile ( SLBM ) is currently in production , Russia is developing a new SLBM called the Bulava , which is to be deployed in the existing Typhoon class submarines and in the future in a new class of ballistic missile submarines currently under construction .

It is planned that in the future a modification of Bulava will also be deployed in silos as a MIRVed ICBM .

There are also plans to start production of an upgraded SS-N-23 variant , designated Sineva , and the Air Force reportedly began to receive a new type of strategic cruise missile .

Reports of exports and leakage of Russian missile technology to countries such as Iran , India , China , Libya , and North Korea have led to concerns that Russia is contravening its obligations as a member of the Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) .

A large fire has started at the Barangaroo construction site overlooking Sydney Harbour , New South Wales , Australia .

The construction company said fire broke out at about 2:10pm local time ( 0310 UTC ) and appeared to have been caused by a welding accident in the basement of a building .

All site workers were evacuated without injury , according to Fire and Rescue NSW Superintendent Ian Krimmer .

Large clouds of smoke were continuing to pour out of the building , casting a thick pall of smoke over the city skyline .

Some nearby buildings have also been evacuated , including the KPMG building and offices of the Macquarie Bank .

Firefighters reported concern about a tower crane overhanging the building basement site .

There were fears that the crane could buckle due to the heat and collapse .

Firefighters were working to keep the base of the crane cool , and the stability of the structure was being monitored with lasers .

The Western Distributor motorway was closed to traffic , and Sydney Harbour Bridge partly closed .

There had been major disruptions in traffic and multiple roads in the Sydney CBD ( Central Business District ) were gridlocked .

Abdul Galeel Nazeer Karori , a leading Islamist and member of Sudan 's ruling National Congress party , said in Khartoum , `` We will not allow any arrest or trial of a Sudanese official , unless they will arrest the 30 million Sudanese people and try them . ''

QN : Do Puerto Rico lawmakers aim to override the governor 's veto ?

QN : Did the Chinese Premier say the protests should give Tokyo serious pause for thought about its bid for the UNSC ?

Premier Wen Jiabao told Japan yesterday to `` face up to history '' and admit to the tremendous suffering it inflicted on people in China , Asia and the rest of the world during World War II .

It has an incubation period of three to nine days with most deaths occurring within one week after the onset of symptoms .

Apple has declared that Mac OS X version 10.4 `` Tiger `` will go on sale Friday , 29 April 2005 , beginning at 6:00 p.m. during special events at Apple 's retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers .

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel urged President Bush to step up pressure on Iran to give up all elements of its nuclear program .

QN : Did Sharon urge the US leader to keep pressing Iran to give up its nuclear program altogether ?

The United States and Israel have both accused Iran of using its atomic energy program as cover for a plan to develop nuclear arms .

QN : Is Iran running a secret weapons program under the cover of plans to build nuclear power plants for electricity ?

Prosecutors investigating an Iranian man who abducted four schoolgirls at knifepoint said on Wednesday they would petition the court to commit the man to a psychiatric institute .

QN : Did the Australian Federal Police say that the five million ecstasy tablets seized in Melbourne was the largest seizure of street-ready tablets in the world ?

Outside the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk , at least nine police officers were killed and three were wounded when a bomb detonated on an oil pipeline as they were trying to defuse it .

Some of the strongest critics of our welfare system are the people who have become dependent on it .

Their complaint : the system discourages working because unemployment provides benefits that many entry - level jobs do n't include .

We help people train for and find jobs that make it possible for them to get off of welfare .

Last year , Goodwill placed 511 people in jobs , more than double the number we placed in 1993 .

While the debate on welfare reform is gathering like a storm at sea , the people who need jobs are floundering .

We need your support to continue getting people off of public assistance .

And welfare reform is an uncertain solution with an unknown starting date .

There was former Clinton aide George Stephanopoulos on ABC 's This Week this morning , furrow-browed and `` heartbroken with all the evidence coming out '' against the president .

Last week , when the Lewinsky story was only a few hours old , Stephanopoulos popped up on Good Morning America to demonstrate his concern .

`` These are probably the most serious allegations yet leveled against the president .

There 's no question that , if they 're true , they ... could lead to impeachment proceedings . ''

Political figures turn on each other from time to time , for good and bad reasons ; we 're used to it .

Stephanopoulos wants to run for the Senate and does n't want to seem a Clinton stooge .

By lending credence to the Lewinsky charges , and treating Clinton 's familiar defenses as the lies and half-lies they seem to be , Stephanopoulos shows he 's not a fool .

The trouble is that Stephanopoulos himself helped propagate those lies in the first place .

During the 1992 campaign , when Gennifer Flowers first brought Clinton 's philandering to public attention , Stephanopoulos -- as Clinton 's chief spinner , distracter , and all-around bullshit artist -- played a crucial role in discrediting Flowers and anyone else who tried to point out the truth , namely that Clinton had a disturbing zipper problem .

 Simply put , Stephanopoulos did as much as any man to get the country into the mess he now so telegenically laments .

Early in the film , with the Flowers crisis in full bloom , Sam Donaldson interviews Stephanopoulos , who blames it all on the `` Republican attack machine . ''

Donaldson suggests that on 60 Minutes Clinton had admitted to infidelity .

`` He said he had problems in his marriage , '' says Stephanopoulos , correcting Donaldson 's deviation from the pre-scripted fudge-phrase of the day .

( Today , of course , the president 's defenders claim that Clinton admitted infidelity on 60 Minutes and that the fully informed voters simply did n't care . )

Near the end of The War Room , Stephanopoulos gets a call from someone who apparently claims to have a list of Clinton paramours , which he is about to publicize .

Stephanopoulos skillfully bullies and cajoles him into keeping quiet .

... Nobody will believe you and people will think you 're scum . ''

You might say that Stephanopoulos helped invent the philander-protection techniques that seem to have made Clinton so overconfident of his ability to not get caught .

He was one of Clinton 's principal enablers , to use a word employed by Maureen Dowd in today 's New York Times .

When Democrats wonder why there is so much resentment of Clinton , they do n't need to look much further than the Big Lie about philandering that Stephanopoulos , Carville ( and a cooperative campaign press corps ) helped to put over in 1992 .

Now the dissembler and enabler has become the scholar and ABC News analyst .

Much has been made of the way famous wrongdoers ( e.g. : Dick Morris , Marv Albert ) rebound too quickly in our celebrity culture .

Stephanopoulos is cashing in without even going through the minimal motions of holding himself accountable for misleading the country .

If Clinton , as is now increasingly clear , was a time bomb waiting to explode , then Stephanopoulos helped smuggle him into the White House and muffled the ticking .

Their curiosity pushed them to build vessels that were strong enough to ford the open seas and reach these islands , marking the start of the long legacy of Mediterranean seafaring .

They eventually reached the islands , and founded colonies on the islands in the northernmost part of the Aegean Sea .

An important early material , obsidian , was discovered on the island of Milos .

Obsidian is a hard , vitreous volcanic rock , which could be fashioned into tools for cutting and stabbing .

The high quality of the seam on Milos ensured that the area remained popular with early travelers .

The basic elements of life in the Aegean began to come together as early as 5000 b.c. , and were already in place by the late Bronze Age ( c. 2700 b.c. ) .

The major changes were not to daily tasks and routines , but to the political power base , which changed regularly and not necessarily peacefully throughout the ages .

At around 3500 b.c. , a sophisticated culture evolved in the Cyclades islands .

The distinctive , sculpted marble figures of the era are now being reproduced in vast quantities as souvenirs .

You will find original examples in the archaeological museums throughout the Cyclades , although one of the earliest examples is in the museum on Paros .

The people farmed and fished ; on the dawning of the Bronze Age in 2700 b.c. , they began to work with metals .

The Cycladic culture was influenced by societies in the east , importing the pottery wheel from Mesopotamia .

Farther south in Crete , the Minoan culture developed after 2000 b.c. into the most significant of its age , spreading its influence throughout the region by trade and diplomacy .

Santorini ( Thira ) , the next major island north , was heavily influenced by Crete , and the settlements of Thira and Akrotiri thrived at this time .

The magnificent frescoes and mosaics found at Akrotiri are in Athens at present , but the remains of the buildings at the site provide ample evidence of the sophistication of the culture here .

Around 1500 b.c. , a massive volcanic eruption at Santorini destroyed not only Akrotiri -- under feet of ash and pumice -- but the whole Minoan civilization .

Massive tidal waves swept over Crete , and other parts of the Mediterranean , smashing buildings and drowning many thousands of people .

In the wake of this tremendous natural upheaval , the Aegean Islands next came under the influence of the Mycenaeans ( at around 1300 b.c. ) , who had a base in the Peloponnese region of the Greek mainland .

The Mycenaeans were an acquisitive race who came to conquer , not to trade .

Their extensive military campaigns were later chronicled by Homer in his epic poems The Odyssey and The Iliad .

They were a barbaric race , and their custody of the area brought about a dark period during which the written word was forgotten and art disappeared .

They held sway over islands off the northern Greek coast , but the Phoenicians kept control of the main sea routes ; south of the area , trade continued as usual .

At the same time , city-states began to grow in influence on the southern Greek mainland .

Athens became the most powerful , heralding the start of the classical Greek period .

However , Greece was not yet a country ; each city-state was self-governing and autonomous .

The new culture spread throughout the Mediterranean , helped by a huge increase in migration from the mainland to new settlements such as Carthage , a Greek city on the African coast of the Mediterranean .

Athletic prowess was admired and the Olympic games were constituted in 776 b.c. , to promote friendly competition .

Homer wrote his epic works on Chios ; and lyrical poetry was much admired , particularly the work of the poets Archilochos on Paros and Sappho on Lesvos .

The preeminent islands of this era were Delos , a sacred island and center of religion ruled by Athens ; Samos , ruled by the tyrant Polycrates ; and Naxos , whose ruler Lygdamis undertook some major building projects .

Archaeology shows that , during this time , societies lived mainly in coastal trading towns with little settlement inland .

As Athens rose in influence and power in the West , it was matched in the East by the rise of the Persian Empire .

From a power base in Anatolia , the Persians overran the eastern Aegean Islands and set their sights on the Cyclades .

The island communities were undecided about which side to back for a time .

Paros and Andros contributed to the Persian armory , while others supported Athens .

The two superpowers finally clashed at the epic battles of Marathon and Salamis in 480 b.c. .

The Persians were defeated , and Athens duly punished the islands that had turned against it .

Following its victory , Athens introduced the concept of a mutual protection alliance ( a kind of NATO of the ancient world ) .

Several islands and Greek city-states agreed to work together , and created a treasury to fund their plans , which was held on the island of Delos .

Although there were minor internal wrangles , the league controlled the Aegean and the greater Athenian Empire for most of the fifth century b.c. .

Later , in 454 b.c. , the treasury was transferred to Athens and its deposits were used to finance the construction of many of the major buildings and temples of the Classical Age .

In 431 b.c. , Athens began a war with its neighbor and league member Sparta .

Although the islands saw little action , as the war went on they could see that Athens was slowly losing its power .

Before the end of the war in 401 b.c. , many islands had already transferred their allegiance to the victors , who were led by Philip II of Macedon .

He was followed in 336 b.c. by his son Alexander the Great , one of the most remarkable leaders in history .

When Alexander went on to conquer lands as far to the east as India , the Aegean became a crossroads for the long trading routes .

Following Alexander 's death , his lands were divided among his generals .

Much of the Aegean came under the rule of the Ptolemies , along with Egypt .

Although in 88 b.c. , Mithradates made a swift and successful raid from the East across Asia Minor and the Aegean Islands , the next major power change brought influence from the West .

The Greek Hellenistic Empire was gradually , and peacefully , absorbed into the Roman Empire .

The Romans ruled a pagan empire , but the Aegean had an important influence on the early development of Christianity .

In a.d. 95 , St. John arrived on Patmos , a small rocky island in the Dodecanese , as a political prisoner .

It was here that he wrote what was to become the final book of the New Testament , the Book of Revelation .

It was n't until a.d. 330 , however , when the newly converted Emperor Constantine made Byzantium , renamed Constantinople , capital of his Eastern Empire that Christianity was assured of its dominant role in future Greek life .

The Byzantine Empire had powerful and well-fortified cities , but the countryside and the outlying islands were ravaged by waves of invaders .

In an attempt to counter a threat from the Saracen Muslims , a new potent religious force from the East , the Byzantine army forcefully enlisted the men of the islands .

By the time of the Crusades , many of the Aegean islands had been practically depopulated .

As the Byzantine Empire weakened at the end of the first millennium , Crusader forces were sent from Western Europe to counter the Muslim forces and retake Jerusalem for the Christian faith .

Unfortunately , their zeal was not matched by their discrimination .

The crusaders swept through the land of Byzantium slaughtering Christians as well as Muslims , civilians as well as soldiers .

Constantinople was taken by Crusader forces in 1204 , and they stripped the city of many of its finest treasures -- which now grace the public buildings of Venice -- although a large consignment of books and manuscripts was transferred to the monastery at Patmos before the city fell .

While Byzantine land was being divided , there was no one in control of the seas , so pirates raided towns on many of the islands .

To counter this , the populations moved from their homes on the coast and built settlements inland , out of sight of the raiding parties .

This created a pattern seen today throughout the Aegean of a small port ( skala ) which serves an inland settlement or chora , making it easier to protect the island from attack .

The minor Aegean Islands were taken by various powerful European noblemen , many of whom were Genoese or Venetian , such as Marco Sanudo on Naxos .

The Venetians fortified their main towns -- Naxos Town and Antiparos Town are wonderful examples of this -- creating labyrinths of narrow alleys and cul-de-sacs that were designed to confuse and to demoralize invaders .

The Genoese took control of the eastern Aegean Islands , which were considered the most valuable for agriculture and trade .

After a final bloody defeat by the Muslims in 1309 , Christian forces were forced from the Holy Land .

The Knights of St. John , a holy military force , made their way to Rhodes and Kos in the Dodecanese .

They began the process of building their strong citadels , and reinforcing the Christian faith on the islands .

A force was gaining strength in the east to threaten their new bases .

The Ottomans were roving invaders who came from the east , taking land in what is now Turkey .

By the end of the 13th century , they began their first raids on the Aegean Islands .

In 1453 , they took Constantinople , and immediately made it their capital , renaming it Istanbul .

They then set their sights on the islands of the Knights of St. John and , after an unsuccessful siege in 1480 , they finally ejected the knights from the Dodecanese in 1522 .

In 1566 , they wrested Chios from the Genoese , bolstering their hold on the eastern Aegean Islands , but the Cyclades remained in Venetian hands for another generation or more -- Tinos was the last to fall in 1715 .

The Ottomans brought new influences to the islands that they controlled , forming a large empire that stretched around the eastern Mediterranean .

However , a movement was growing on the Greek peninsula against Ottoman rule and for an independent Greek state .

In 1770 , Russia came to aid the Greeks ( defined by their Orthodox religion rather than by historical geographical boundaries ) , declaring war on the Ottoman Empire and occupying several Aegean islands until 1774 .

Graffiti written by Russian soldiers can be seen in the caves of Antiparos .

Although this attempt was unsuccessful , the campaign for a Greek state continued into the 19th century and began to grow in strength .

Lesvos , Chios , and Samos lay in the important shipping lanes , and patriots began disrupting Ottoman cargo traffic .

In return , the Turks violently put down every insurrection , including the massacre on Chios , when 22,000 people were slaughtered .

The Ottoman Empire was weakening , however , and in 1821 , the peoples of the Greek mainland achieved nationhood for the first time .

The Cyclades and the Sporades island chains were also included in this new state .

A new sense of identity enveloped Greek peoples throughout the Aegean , thus commencing a movement to expand Greece and unify the disparate Orthodox populations .

A series of disastrous decisions at the beginning of the 20th century began to sound a death knell for the Ottoman Empire .

The Turks lost a short war with Italy , and were forced to relinquish the Dodecanese islands to the Italians .

Greece took this opportunity to absorb the islands of the northern and eastern Aegean and to add Macedonia to its mainland territories .

Following this debacle , the Ottomans then allied themselves to Germany in the World War I , losing more territory with the defeat of the Germans in that war .

Greece was handed a strip of land along the western coast of Asia Minor , which for over 2,000 years had had a substantial Greek population .

Greece moved in to administer the land , but a new influence upset any grand dreams of making this region a part of greater Greece .

In 1923 , Turkey broke away from the tired Ottoman rulers , and Kemal Ataturk rose to power on a wave of popular support .

He promised a modern state for his people , but as the situation became volatile , civil strife broke out in Turkish cities , and those considered Greek were victims of threats and violence .

Many had to leave their birthplaces , fleeing to Lesvos , Chios , and Samos , the Greek-ruled islands just offshore .

Thousands of people arrived with little more than the clothes they wore , putting great strain on the resources of the islands .

Finally , Greece was ousted from its new territory in Asia Minor , which became part of the new Turkish state .

Greece attempted to stay out of World War II , but Mussolini saw Greece as an ideal addition to his Italian empire .

His forces made a series of attacks from their bases in the Dodecanese islands , including sinking a Greek naval vessel in the harbor of Tinos Town , but they only succeeded in strengthening the resolve of the population against them .

Later the Germans came in force and occupied many of the islands .

After the war , in 1949 , the Dodecanese islands finally became part of the Greek nation .

But the country was politically fragmented , with arguments between monarchists and republicans , right and left , and tension escalated into civil war .

The struggle bypassed most of the islands , although there was fierce fighting on Samos .

Even after the fighting stopped more than a decade later , the country was not stable .

At the same time , the massive growth in air and road transport saw shipping decline in importance .

The Aegean Islands , which for centuries had been important ports on the trading routes , became the backwaters of this new transport network and the economies of several islands came close to collapse .

In 1967 , the military took the reins of power in Athens , and until 1974 , the `` Colonels '' held sway with a repressive and brutal regime .

Many Greek islanders chose to leave rather than live in poverty and terror , and many made new homes in the United States and Australia .

The expansion of air travel began the age of mass tourism , and Greece along with the Aegean Islands became exciting destinations for northern Europeans escaping their damp , cool summers .

In 1982 , Greece joined the European Common Market ( now the European Union ) .

Since this time , membership has been of great monetary benefit to the country .

The EU has given large subsidies to develop Greece 's infrastructure and grants to excavate and protect its ancient monuments .

Airfields have been constructed on a number of the islands , and road systems have been expanded and improved .

Private investment has even made an increasingly modern ferry fleet possible .

Politically , the 1990s have been relatively quite times for the islands , although the divorce of Greek prime minister Andreas Papandreou and his subsequent marriage to a much younger woman caused consternation within conservative Greek society .

As the Balkans flared to war once again , Greek nationalism has stirred , and there have been discussions in the kafeneion about the land of Macedonia returning to the fold of its forefathers .

Whether this will ever happen remains to be seen , but perhaps the aid offered by Greece to Turkey after 1999 's devastating earthquake is a sign that the animosity between these two traditional enemies is beginning to diminish .

Angela Drake will be moving to California with her husband , where she has accepted a full-time position with the San Diego Public Library .

When Jerry was released from prison , he knew it would take hard work and determination to straighten out his life .

He knew he had made a bad mistake , but despite his commitment to rebuilding his life , he just did n't count on the obstacles that would be thrown up in his path .

Reality hit when he was unable to reconcile with his wife and ended up on the street .

He went to the Center Township Trustee for food stamps until he could find a job and a place to live .

The Trustee referred him to the Blue Triangle where he consulted Goodwill 's Career Academy staff for job search assistance .

The seasonal construction job he obtained soon ended , and he returned to Career Academy for help once more .

Unemployed , homeless and with a prison record , Jerry now faced going back to prison for failure to pay child support .

It took some time and hard work , but with the help of Goodwill , Jerry was able to work out a payment plan with the prosecutor 's office , find housing and conduct a more thorough job search .

With unemployment at its lowest point in years in central Indiana , many people still have a hard time finding meaningful employment .

Of the more than 42,000 people Goodwill served in 1999 , over 5,000 of them have multiple barriers to finding and keeping a job .

But Goodwill offers hope even to people with numerous obstacles to overcome , like Jerry .

With a promising new job at a plastic injection molding manufacturer , his legal troubles in check and a safe place to live , Jerry can get on with the business of building a life for himself and contributing to his community .

Your support of Goodwill will provide job training and placement services to help the hardest to serve in central Indiana find meaningful employment .

Exciting , mysterious , glamorous - these words have described Hong Kong for at least a century .

With its vibrant atmosphere and night - and - day activity it is an intoxicating place .

Hong Kong is crowded - it has one of the world 's greatest population densities .

But it is also efficient , with one of the best transportation systems anywhere , and for such a crowded place , quiet - you do n't hear voices raised in anger , motorists sitting on their horns , or loud boomboxes .

Shopping never ends - there 's always another inviting spot just down the street .

You 'll find Hong Kong easy to get around , the people helpful , English spoken everywhere , and food that lives up to its reputation .

Today Hong Kong remains a capitalist enclave with its laws and rights intact , and China has promised that Hong Kong will continue in this fashion for at least 50 years .

Beijing 's announced policy of maintaining Hong Kong 's prosperity and stability makes sense .

Hong Kong has long been China 's handiest window on the West , and the city is unrivaled in its commercial know-how and managerial expertise .

But in fact , once news of the handover vanished from the front pages , the people of Hong Kong returned to their usual topics of conversation : the economy and the price of housing .

The impression of the visitor today will be that very little has changed .

Establishments are no longer called `` Royal , '' Queen Elizabeth has vanished from the coinage , and the Union Jack has been replaced by the flag of China and the new Hong Kong flag with its bauhinia flower .

But in fact , there have been changes , many of them due to economic progress , new construction , and other factors that influence cities all over the world .

British social customs are still evident in the kind of polite service you get in hotels and in the long lines of people waiting for buses at rush hour .

The British population has decreased ; today there are as many American and Australian ex-pats as there are British .

With a population of nearly eight million and a total area of just over 1,095 square km ( 423 square miles ) , housing is one of Hong Kong 's perennial nightmares .

To alleviate the problem , the government has become the city 's major landlord with the construction of massive apartment blocks that , though they have every modern facility , average only 9 square m ( 100 square ft ) in size .

Whole cities have been created in the New Territories , although the unimaginative architecture of these towns has been criticized .

The Chinese people have been described as hardworking and pragmatic , attitudes that have contributed to Hong Kong 's success .

There are many stories of refugees who arrived with nothing in their pockets , set up a small sidewalk stall , worked diligently until they had their own store , and then expanded it into a modest chain .

Old customs are still followed : Fate and luck are taken very seriously , and astrologers and fortune-tellers do a steady business .

Before a skyscraper can be built , a feng shui ( see page 68 ) investigation must take place to ensure that the site and the building will promote health , harmony , and prosperity .

Hong Kong has two major racetracks as well as an intensive off-track betting system , and on weekends the ferries to Macau are crowded with people on their way to the casinos .

Sightseeing in Hong Kong starts at sea level with the enthralling water traffic?—?a mix of freighters , ferries , tugs , junks , and yachts .

From Victoria Peak , Hong Kong 's highest point , or from skyscrapers and hotels , they are especially exciting at night when the lights are on .

The business and financial center and the signature soaring architecture are on Hong Kong Island .

Across Victoria Harbor , connected by ferry and the MTR rail line , is the Kowloon peninsula with its hotels , nightlife , and almost non-stop shopping .

Beyond , in the New Territories , are a mixture of high-rise suburban towns , ancient sites and walled villages , country parks , and farms with ducks and fish ponds .

Hong Kong 's other , less developed islands , Lantau , Lamma , and Cheung Chau , provide getaways .

You can also take a ferry to Macau to find an entirely different kind of city , a unique blend of Chinese and Iberian culture .

It 's anyone 's guess what may happen in the future , but for now Hong Kong bristles with energy and ambition , and for the visitor , this beautiful city with its contrasts and variety is an exhilarating experience .

U.S. Democratic Party Congressman Tony Hall left here Thursday after concluding his landmark visit to Iraq , which has been under sweeping U.N. sanctions since 1990 .

In a statement , Hall expressed regret over the negative impacts of the decade-old sanctions on Iraqi people .

During his four-day stay , Hall visited hospitals and health institutions in Baghdad and the southern Muthana Province .

The U.S. lawmaker got acquainted with the sufferings of the Iraqi children because of acute shortage of food and medicine as a direct result of the embargo , reported the Iraqi News Agency ( INA ) .

He also witnessed cases of malnutrition and poliomyelitis that have doubled since 1990 , when U.N. imposed the sanctions against Iraq for its invasion of Kuwait , said the INA .

Hall said on Monday that he regretted the miserable humanitarian situation in Iraq while visiting a hospital in the Mansour district of the Iraqi capital .

Iraq has claimed that over 1.2 million people , mostly children and the elderly , have died during the last 10 years , and blames the deaths on shortages of food , medicine and other essential supplies .

Hall 's landmark visit to Iraq started on Sunday evening when he arrived here by land from Amman , Jordan .

Upon arrival , Hall said that his visit , the first of its kind by an American congressman since the 1991 Gulf War , was not political but humanitarian .

`` There are a lot of issues I want to look at , but the issue of humanitarian concerns is number one , '' he said .

Vaughan 's dinner cooking usually begins just as her two sons return from school in the afternoon .

The baby 's navel 's attached to the mother , not the mother 's navel to the baby . " 

He disapproved of shaving , sported a beard to his navel and was a great advocate of Swedish gymnastics . 

Shaw produced images described as a woman 's navel , a breast , a thigh , and Jesus , on an 8 mm movie film , This he did by spitting on the lens . 

From point-blank range the first bullet hit him in the stomach , doubling him up as it punched a hole just to the left of his navel , ploughing through intestines before lodging close to his spine . 

` I was bitten lots of times by mosquitoes , once just above my navel , where my shirt buttons were bursting open . 

Lee turned her head away , looked down at her own navel and tried not to think about her mother . 

Massage by pressing gently with palms of hands , then knead with fingertips gently around the navel . 

Such things as fingers , hernias and extended navels have caused problems in practice when the defence has submitted that it was not the penis which was exposed but some other similar looking object . 

It struck her as a terrible waste , for she felt nothing as Kattina erotically licked her sensitive flesh in dainty , small circles commencing at her throat , and finishing inside her dinky navel . 

He also created the first man , Purusha , from the navel of Vishnu . 

She took a piece of white string from her table and tied it around the cord a few inches from the baby 's navel . 

Her body relaxed in Adam 's strong and clearly skilled hands as he stroked her bare , smooth belly , and a warm glow spread from her navel over her entire body . 

From her navel to the base of her spine she had been ripped apart . 

Sliding her hands round to his flat stomach , she lightly ran her fingers through the hair arrowing down from his navel and he gave a long shudder . 

For the first time , I saw -- with what sense of shock I can not explain -- that she had no navel . 

Laniel became premier in 1953 , announcing that his government ` was ready to seize all occasions to make peace , whether in Indo-China or at the international level " . 

Lurking four rows back in the Conservative backbenches , Mr Lamont was in a perfect position to stab the Premier in the back , and then twist the knife . 

He now became premier of a broad Cabinet responsible to the president : virtually a return to 1945 . 

The ALP 's replacement of Peter Dowding , its unpopular Premier of Western Australia , shortly before the campaign began [ see p. 37250 ] , minimized its losses within the state . 

Vo Van Kiet visited Malaysia on Jan. 20-23 ; the last visit by a Vietnamese Premier to Malaysia had taken place in 1978 . 

THE pressure on Germany 's finance minister , Theo Waigel , to return to Bavaria as state premier is of the cost-push , not the demand-pull variety . 

Bavaria 's conservatives are losing their state premier and the opposition Social Democrats their leader . 

Harold Brooks-Baker , publishing director of Burke 's Peerage , accused the Premier of palming off the British people with a phoney version of the truth . 

Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Kevin McNamara said he understood Unionist MPs ' remarks in the context of the forthcoming local government elections , but he praised the Irish premier for making a ` sensible " speech . 

She apparently read every civil-service memorandum , personally confronted or abused officials , and intervened in departmental affairs as few premiers had done since Sir Robert Peel . 

On the other hand , tasks of party management and maintaining Cabinet cohesion are more insistent , though perhaps less so than for a German Chancellor or Italian Premier . 

LINDA McCartney , wife of former Beatle Paul McCartney , has written to Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating to express disgust at the premier 's investment in a pig farm . 

well i know in in my family um my father has always been an exercise fanatic in fact uh he 's from um Austria

yeah i think that 's probably true with anything when you work some exercise in it just seems like things seem to go more smoothly i do n't know

well you know i have noticed too that uh uh when i started the exercise uh not the exercise but the walking program uh that i did tone up you know like all over but it did n't get the upper part of my body and uh so

and i think this and exercise and really watching your diet does it i 've been on that diet that

well i mean it 's kind of it 's it 's you know it 's good exercise especially when you get good at it because you the idea is to make the other player run to where he 's not i mean you hit the ball it 's kind of like tennis in that sense but you 're not chasing always chasing after the ball um

oh i know my husband wants me to take up golf that 's another thing he does and uh you know i do n't know that i see that as a real big exercise though

exercise tends to be a a topic that i guess i 've never developed any will power to maintain any regular program i uh

course i 'm tend to be a slow learner i guess anyway but it 's a lot of fun and it 's it 's a good way to get exercise you know fooling yourself because you do n't realize you 're getting exercise

oh that 's pretty good exercise you do you drive a cart or do you carry your bag

yeah i have n't been up there um but i understand they 've got a nice pool and that 's my favorite form of exercise is swimming

but uh tell me about um your exercise did you take your exercise because you had a problem or you just wanted to stay young and light or whatever

just a sort of combination between bicycling and exercise or hobby and an exercise so that 's probably the extent of my hobbies

yeah i i really prefer outdoor exercise i 'm afraid that my favorite indoor exercise is eating apple pie a la mode and that does n't help very much

it 's it 's kind of kept me from getting cabin fever and um has seemed to be a real nice aerobic exercise

It is important to continue emphasis on dietary , exercise , and lifestyle modifications in addition to pharmacotherapy .

Obviously , some obese individuals are unfit and become breathless on exercise .

um last summer i was a a swim instructor all all summer and and lifeguard so it was really easy for me to get quite a bit of exercise swimming and

In some patients , subjective relief may also be associated with a measurable increase in exercise tolerance and mobility [ 50 51 ] .

A multicenter , randomized , double - blind , placebo - controlled trial to assess treatment effect of pimobendan on exercise capacity in patients with chronic heart failure [ 3 ] . 'The primary pre - specified analysis of exercise time was limited to those patients who had at least the first follow up ( four - week ) exercise test carried out and had shown good compliance up to the day of the test .

Our study revealed that even medium exercise is adequate to increase HDL - cholesterol levels , in women .

During exercise , slow twitch motor units serving oxidative fibers are recruited first during moderate exercise , and motor units serving glycolytic fibers are recruited later and during more severe exercise [ 1 ] . This is in contrast to electrical stimulation of sufficient intensity where all motor units are thought to be activated simultaneously [ 31 ] . The larger regional difference in VEGF mRNA signal after electrical stimulation may be due to the fact that this protocol was more metabolically demanding than the treadmill exercise protocol , or indeed because the rat muscle was hypoxic during electrical stimulation .

It is clear that VEGF mRNA levels are elevated over resting after both 1 hour of treadmill exercise and 1 hour of electrical stimulation .

In addition , an understanding of the molecular signaling events that drive the beneficial effects of exercise on human physiology could foster the development of novel drugs , devices , or biological agents designed to substitute for exercise .

However , there may be cause for some optimism for the average mortal , since endurance exercise training in healthy humans leads to fiber - type specific increases in the abundance of PGC-1 and PPAR-? protein in skeletal muscle ( Russell et al .

It is widely accepted that exercise affects blood cholesterol and other lipids in a positive way , by regulating the metabolism of all lipids in the blood .

Subjects were classified as active if they reported participating in 40 minutes of moderate intensity exercise at least three times a week for the previous six months .

SEMG MF has been proved to be a reliable descriptor of the muscle fatigue evolution [ 3 5 6 15 16 ] in the isometric exercise .

Using proportions simplifies the illustration , but the idea can easily be conveyed to the estimation of continuous data as well , such as BP , exercise time , hemodynamic measures , and lipoprotein levels .

Cardiovascular diseases , a major health concern in industrialized countries [ 1 2 3 4 ] , include vasculopathies such as atherosclerosis [ 5 ] and autoimmune vascular diseases such as lupus [ 6 ] , graft versus host disease [ 7 ] , and systemic sclerosis [ 8 ] . Many factors are involved in the development and progression of these diseases including lifestyle ( diet , smoking , and lack of physical exercise ) ; genes , and environment [ 1 2 3 4 ] . Also , infectious agents , including both bacterial ( Chlamydia ) [ 9 10 ] , and viral ( CMV ) [ 11 12 ] , have been implicated .

Long the province of physiologists who have contributed valuable insights in past decades , exercise science more recently has attracted the attention of molecular biologists , who have recognized the biological interest and medical importance of this field .

i am nervous in Dallas i mean i you know i mean i go to like an aerobics class or something you know i um seventy women in your average size exercise class in a public um parks and rec building and you are supposed to feel safe but then there are all these

um but but i just you know more or less stuck to like an exercise bike and that kind of thing um

yeah at least its something that you enjoy and i know a lot of people that talk about exercise and say well i do n't want to exercise it 's too much work but there a lot of different things you can do that that

6 ) about `` diet , exercise , recreational renewal with Marianne . ''

Just days ago , the new warm and fuzzy Newt Gingrich was on tour with a book mostly about diet and exercise .

Chocolate Truffle is way too rich to be eating before or during exercise .

Luis Felipe , the Latin Kings leader convicted of murder and racketeering , is about to join Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh , World Trade Center bomber Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , and Unabomber Ted Kaczynski for conversation in the exercise yard at the federal `` Super Max '' prison in Florence , Colo.

This reduction of the coronary risk is much higher than Mediterranean diet or exercise ( odds ratio = 0.89 , p < 0.05 ) achieve alone in this group of people .

The century - old Georgian Colonial features five bedrooms , a swimming pool , and an exercise room .

you know my family time in conjunction with my exercise time exercise program and uh we really seem to enjoy that

right you can just trust someone else to give you full exercise and all you do is follow along and enjoy yourself

that i do n't get any exercise doing that and plus there 's a build up of stress so i need to go out and take those walks after dinner and i need to go out in the morning and run or i 'll just get nuts

right i because i mean i i 've always walked fast so i i do n't know i need to get on a some kind of exercise program though because i 'm i 'm starting

those exercise bands now that are better that you can use for like toning instead of using a weight you have like bands i do n't know if you 've seen them they 're

yeah hopefully uh yeah the insurance companies will see the advantage of signing up a sixty year old for a uh you know exercise class or

i read a book while i 'm doing it but i was doing that on the exercise bike

After the exercise protocol rats were allowed to rest for 1 hour and then were anesthetized by i.p.

well yeah i 'm on a exercise program i 'm riding my Aerodyne bike um half an hour every morning and i 'm just about ready to

Washington and Jefferson in their antique knee pants ca n't hope to compete ; neither can Teddy Roosevelt in his boots and gun , nor Reagan in his cowboy outfit , nor , frankly , Dole and Clinton in their exercise clothes .

Many individuals who otherwise would develop diabetes or cardiovascular disease would benefit if advances in exercise biology revealed novel measures to promote the favorable effects on insulin sensitivity , lipoprotein metabolism , and blood pressure that are known to accrue through regular physical activity .

The vast majority of living fish belong here ( 18,000 species or so ) , which rival the insects in their multitude of adaptations and variety of external form . 

Here it was stressed that many streets and squares will in the future look very different from today , with each being treated individually , selecting an approach from a multitude of possibilities ( Figure 5.4 ) . 

A noticeboard bearing a multitude of papers half pinned over each other , or with yellowing papers curling up at corners , is not an attractive or useful sight . 

Ten miles away the Welney Wildfowl Refuge is famous for its floodlit sessions at dusk when a multitude of birds return to feed . 

When a crisis comes , that is when a paradigm no longer seems valid , a multitude of competing theories may arise , and the scientific community is in a state of disarray . 

The international marketer , therefore , is still faced with a multitude of differing legal environments , about which information may be difficult to obtain , and once obtained may be very difficult to interpret . 

Manila 's public transport is based on a multitude of ` jeepneys " the originals of which were surplus US army jeeps left after the war with Japan . 

` There could be literally a multitude of quite proper reasons why a child decided it no longer wanted to live with its parents . " 

THOUGH , INITIALLY at least , The Complete Picture will be welcomed automatically and without irony by multitudes of intellectually challenged Smiths-buffs , even their seemingly endless capacity for sub-standard product should be sorely tested by its content . 

The multitudes were overcome with joy by the spirituality and the nobleness of Vinoba 's words , and their hearts were stirred by his exalted aims . 

In this day governments handle astronomical sums and a multitude of people . 

Face-to-Face ( see page 61 ) covers a whole multitude of different interactions between people . 

There are , obviously , a multitude of factors that affect people 's work effort apart from taxation rates . 

The collapse of this organisation created a multitude of problems and led to the rapid disintegration of the Soviet Union as a unitary superpower . 

In either advertising or public relations you will work for many clients with a multitude of problems and try to offer them solutions . 

These developments could avoid the present difficulties of having to go from one service to another in search for a solution to each of a multitude of problems . 

Curtains around a bed can also hide a multitude of sins in patient care . 

This is implausibly pompous , and not how business is conducted even in Britain , where civility too often excuses a multitude of sins . 

St Peter said , ` Charity shall cover a multitude of sins " and Francis Bacon said , ` In charity there is no excess . " 

Or is the program to be bound in with the hypertext , in such a fashion that the whole document becomes a metaprogram , which can be selectively ` executed " in a multitude of ways ? 

Unfortunately they are not usually repeatable , so having made a superb jumper for your mother , you will probably be unable to make one for yourself . 

My mother , in her mustard-coloured coat and skirt , with a green jumper for her nice colourful contrast , looked minutely offended but was n't sufficiently interested in clothes to argue the matter further . 

When Benny opened them she saw on the bed a thick navy skirt , a Fair Isle jumper in navy and red . 

He designed his jumper with a regular pattern of rugby posts and a rugby ball in his extra art lessons at school . 

The February issue of MKM featured a 40 stitch repeat man 's Jacquard jumper with Bellini as the main colour and Roma as the contrast colour . 

At the heads close-cropped to combat the lice and the holey jumpers with elbows poking through . 

Remove from the top and push the shaft of the white jumper into the hole in the base of the controller . 

From beautiful alpaca wool jumpers to a handcrafted rocking chair — from puzzles that 'll confound to a traditional tribal face mask …

Although Poidevin may not be seen in the sky blue jumper of NSW or the gold of Australia , television viewers will be seeing plenty of Poidevin on-screen . 

Peter 's hair is cropped on top and at the sides , but cascades over his floppy jumper at the back . 

The sight of her in the old tatty jumpers she slept in always brought him back to reality . 

Remember that big sloppy jumper you knitted me when I was in the sixth form — that maroon one ? 

Find a long jumper that comes well down , and tuck it in so you do n't get a draught over your kidneys . 

After his apology to her , Richard stops in anecdote and says to Melanie , ` You 've got a polite jumper on . 

` Travelling on the train to and from Folkestone and London over a period of months I knitted a bright pink jumper . 

A friend knitted me a fabulous Nordic jumper , which immediately took on the status of security blanket . 

Many years ago I knitted myself a sleeveless jumper in mercerised cotton ; this stretched in the wash until it was more like a mini-dress . 

He pulled off part of the officer 's jumper and pulled it tightly across the back of his neck . 

Cissie , without a word , lifted the baby out of the pram on to her lap , pulled up her jumper and put the baby to her breast . 

They pulled on jeans and jumpers , had a hasty breakfast , tipped their clothes into their cases , then scuttled through the dripping trees to the pea-green Polo . 

` If you 're fed up with your partner wearing that shaggy old jumper , why not suggest that you go shopping together and help him to choose something better ? " she says . 

Pritchard , wearing a grey skirt and jumper , offered to pay the fine at £60 a week . 

He was wearing a white jumper , with a dark-coloured band across the chest , a pair of jeans and training shoes . 

That evening she bathed , put on her skirt and the new jumper , and went down to the dining room . 

Fibres from the red acrylic jumper Mr Robson was allegedly wearing on the evening of the killing were found on Ms Greenhill 's body , Mr Price said . 

She tucked her dark blue silk scarf more securely into the neck of the beige jumper she wore under her thick tweed jacket . 

If they have defined work schedules and are not expected to be available for duty on a roundtheclock basis , the T & A requirements for civilian employees are operative and should be used .

When ( 1 ) an employee 's work schedule differs from the agencywide schedule established by management or ( 2 ) reflects a flexible work program , an employee 's work schedule should be approved by the supervisor or the official most knowledgeable of the employee 's schedule in advance of the period when the plan takes effect .

My mealtimes vary wildly with my work / rehearsal schedule , but it 's not uncommon for my first meal of the day to be 2 - 3 pm .

Instead of an insane work schedule , I just have perpetual insomnia .

Heeding Watson s warnings about the dangers of overindulgence , parents mapped out schedules and routines for their young children and tutored them in all manner of skills and in self-controlled conduct .

I think we could set up some kind of rotating schedule , to keep you from wearing out your welcome by staying at any one place too long .

I did n't stay long after that , only enough to learn Estelle 's schedule so that I might help her into her new place .

" Fear Factor , " which began last summer , is part of NBC 's fall schedule , and " Dog Eat Dog " may come back as a replacement series later in the new season .

He said the plan is to hold the event on the first and third Tuesdays of each month , but the schedule is somewhat different for the next several months .

- - If you 're traveling to a big city and your schedule is flexible , consider taking a shuttle van or public transportation to your hotel and renting the car once you 're there .

I decided it was because my watering schedule was a lot like nature - - sometimes it 's dry for a couple of weeks , then it rains a lot all at once .

Still , with a permanent home on the horizon , a schedule of plays and performance pieces for this summer and a high-profile new artistic director in Norris Church Mailer , 53 - - who with her husband , Norman Mailer , lives in Provincetown - - the company 's future looks hopeful .

" This is a great time for her to get on an exercise schedule , " Felleman said .

Most choreographers either have other responsibilities ( as a company director , for instance ) or are themselves tied to the strict daily schedule of a performer .

The daily schedule of an 8.30 press conference followed by a flight , a bus , a walkabout , a lunch with regional media chiefs , a factory visit , a couple of interviews , a speech and another flight has often meant shorter working hours than a parliamentary day .

He has a serious nature and his powers of concentration are a boon when it comes to his gruelling training schedule .

I have a busy schedule for the next few days , so I may not be in touch .

This committed him to a punishing schedule for the next eight months , from the time the play went into rehearsal until it closed on 26 April 1969 after 161 consecutive performances .

Access to Tiree is not easy from Inverness but there was an opportunity before Loganair adopted their Summer flight schedules in April and this enabled me to link Scarinish in with my more regular Lewis/Uist/Barra trip .

Best friends and next door neighbours Jason Blakelock , 11 , and Neil Holmes , 15 , of Millfields , Fishburn , were riding a bike together when the accident happened on Monday evening . 

A reminder that if you are going to the game , of course if is all tickets , so you must get your tickets from Oxford United before setting off on Tuesday evening . 

On Friday evening , while they were listening to Gerhardt sing In Wunderschönen Monat Mai , Fru Gertlinger burst in uncharacteristically . 

Would you tell me where you went when you left the Rugby Club about eight-fifteen last Saturday evening ? " 

You see what you could do , is you could go on the Friday and I could pick you up Saturday evening . 

It was an elderly gypsy who had been sitting silently all evening , and the voice was as rough as the open road but when it sang the room became quiet . 

The following evening Sam introduced the young fellow to a ` lady " who lived in Coburg Street . 

Johnny arrived the following evening as Cassie was working on her usual classroom preparation in the little attic room . 

` I do n't think I can be ready to leave this evening , " she answered primly . 

This evening we have seen the old familiar Labour party of intervention , protectionism and high prices . 

It was a fine evening , the sea was an unruffled expanse of silvery blue ; the Mount stood out , a grey-green pyramid with its fairy-tale castle at the top catching the low sun . 

She hoped that most of them had been out enjoying their Friday evening , but many clearly had not and the row of bodies being assembled under the blankets grew longer with every passing minute . 

I hope you enjoy this evening and feel proud of what you have achieved so far . 

" Yes , he had supper here and then we spent the evening playing cards . " 

Seb spent the evening drinking steadily , talking generalities , until Jacob was called away to intervene in a fight between two of his navvies . 

In true pilgrim tradition we prayed and did penance together and we also took our recreation together and we also took our recreation together and so on Wednesday evening we met together for a very happy celebration . 

He does n't normally work on Sunday evenings but if anyone does come -- " She paused . 

This prevents any escape across the open ground and many of the rabbits will become entangled in the net . 

These are continued upwards almost to the top of the canvas so that the eye is allowed no escape beyond them . 

In Braque 's l'Estaque landscapes of the previous year , the two-dimensional surface of the picture is retained partly by allowing the eye no way of escape beyond the mountains , buildings and trees , and here the same effect is achieved by the concrete treatment of the sky , which is as elaborately and solidly painted as the rest of the canvas , and which is fused with the landscape below by the extension into it of all the main compositional lines . 

A preliminary inquiry into the escape by five alleged Strangeways rioters has blamed inadequacies in the court building 's security . 

Second , fundamentalism is a ghetto-like escape from the world . 

This gives the bird only about 10 seconds to make its escape from a wide bodied Boeing 747 . 

For many people the only possible escape from their permanent state of poverty and malnourishment is to emigrate . 

So far during three days and nights they had seen no sign of a human dwelling and since their escape from the verderers had crossed no man-made paths . 

It was also an escape from the pressure he was putting on her . 

It is not , as far as Beth or Lucy are concerned , about escape from tedium but about using the imagination to come to a provisional understanding of a view of reality . 

Nevertheless , though difficulties remain in locating each possible measurement focus , the idea is one that provides an escape from the dominant ( if woolly ) notion of accruals accounting as an all-or-nothing alternative to cash accounting . 

He told Annette that he understood Chekhov 's philosophy -- ` That in the loving is the escape from loneliness . 

The theme I am looking at in this study is that of the illicit passions of married women and their escape from their places in society . 

People found escape in home-entertainment , including violent videos and games , and in fictional and celebrity dramas enacted in Press and TV . 

Oxford had fled into exile in 1471 but was arrested after his involvement in the unrest of 1473 and sent prisoner to Hammes , one of the Calais fortresses , where he remained until his escape DNI in 1484 . 

The Daleks have surrounded the TARDIS , so the time-travellers are forced to make their escape in the space yacht belonging to Mavic Chen . 

There 've been sixteen escapes in the last two years and staff blame underfunding by the Home Office . 

The men made their escape in Munn 's car , which he had reported stolen earlier that day , but witnesses contacted police with the registration number . 

And at this level of stressful incompetence , escape into averageness seems a matter of chance rather than will . 

Two springs , two summers , and now a third winter had passed by since Woil had made his brief escape into freedom . 

If the flat only has one entrance/exit ( which it will because it is not on the ground floor ) , it should have a fire escape , or some means of escape over a balcony or roof . 

They asked about the escape through the Channel of the German battleships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau . 

Westbourne estimated the chances of escape through the kitchen . 

Mrs Large 's escape to the bathroom for ` five minutes " peace from you lot " is sabotaged by her children who gang up to disturb her . 

Matters were made worse by the defection of the Harwell scientist Bruno Pontecorvo in September 1950 ; and later by the escape to Moscow of the British diplomatic defectors Burgess and Maclean in June 1951 . 

He yearned for escape to a place and an audience which would appreciate his talents to the full . 

So far as the timing of his escape to Germany was concerned , Joyce had hardly moved too soon . 

The eponymous heroine is a raggle-taggle Romany wild child who leads a none-too-glamorous existence breading in vicious horses while starving ; but her escape is in dreams of palatial estates and clean petticoats . 

He realized his mistake too late and when he turned back to the entrance Sabrina was already there , blocking his escape . 

She lied to her father on the day of her escape when Lancelot says to her of the escape -- Act 2 , Scene 5 , line 39-41 : 

Exulting in her escape , she closed the outer door behind her and made for the great outdoors like a child let out of school . 

As they made their escape one produced a handgun and warned the student not to follow them . 

The operators calmly assured everyone that there was no escape of radioactivity , and a day later normal service was resumed . 

Technically ` an anal escape of wind , especially if audible " , the fart has a literary pedigree stretching right back to Chaucer . 

It may have inundated lower Egypt , flooded the Nile and swept back the Red Sea waters to permit the escape of the Israelites fleeing from the Pharaoh . 

C.J. some 160 years earlier in Tenant v. Goldwin , and they cited as instances of it the rules relating to cattle-trespass , the escape of mischievous animals and nuisance by the escape of fumes . 

This relates to the escape of water from its natural confines e.g. river , stream , lake , etc . 

Since we started there have been five escapes for which we accept responsibility . 

She may have killed a rabbit in a spot -- a dead-end , for example -- where it prevents her escape by blocking the burrow . 

Traditionalist to the core , the Legion fully encouraged the romanticism of escape from ` real life " and forgetting , because in practical terms it gave them that much more control over their members . 

There were fakes of Old Masters , Cézannes , Soutines , and even contemporary work like Jackson Pollocks . 

THE mysterious Princess Di tapes were dismissed as amateurish fakes by a voice expert last night . 

A wide range of scientific methods can be usefully employed to unmask fakes and fraudulent restorations , in much the same way that forensic methods are used in criminal investigations . 

Holograms are placed on real Microsoft products to distinguish them from fakes ; but they , too , were being mass-produced for counterfeiters by a university in China . 

For the years we were taking speed , we would n't go into a pub or a crowded room . 

Mr McMullin said many parents would be unaware that their children were regularly using Ecstasy , LSD or speed and young people did not realise the long-term harmful effects of the substances they were taking . 

We consider the proposal to introduce Faculty examinations to be unnecessary and unhelpful to the profession as a whole for a number of reasons . 

In those days all aircrew had to take a six monthly Basic Efficiency Examination to ensure they were keeping up to date with equipment and training procedures . 

At the end of the trial period all three groups took an English for Commerce examination to assess progress . 

If you are sitting the new Intermediate examination in May 1993 , you will already be aware that group financial statements attract a 35% weighting in the Financial Reporting syllabus . 

The Working Party also noted that only solicitors , of all professions , presently take examinations in trust law and equity and are familiar with the concepts and practical applications of this very complicated area of law . 

Admission procedures for the BMus in Musical Technology are also noted in the Admissions section : students should have reached a standard equivalent to Grade VII of the Associated Board examinations in any recognised instrument . 

In June the Avonlea boys and girls had to go to Charlottetown to take their examinations . 

New drivers taking their L tests from next year will face a fresh challenge as part of their examination , and it 's been announced by the Roads Minister , Christopher Chope today . 

The system was introduced in order to counter the lack of motivation and the crippling sense of failure among school students engendered by the fiercely competitive and academic Baccalaurt examinations . 

In the case of music examinations there are doubtless some teachers who keep their pupils back and refuse to enter them for an examination unless they are virtually certain that they will succeed . 

The case for a compulsory examination at 16+ seems increasingly weak ( and the fact that such examinations are not mentioned in the Secretary of State 's prospective for his newly invented Technology Colleges may reflect this ) . 

Some caution has already been expressed about the extent to which the new GCSE examinations will reach less able children previously excluded from the Certificate of Secondary Education . 

IN THE twelfth century , Nithsdale was ruled by Dunegal , a Scottish chieftain of Irish descent . 

Azhag 's career of carnage began when he was chieftain of a small Orc tribe from the Troll country . 

Provision has been made to include a general , but we do not specify that the general should be a particular Orc or Goblin warlord , the chieftain of a powerful tribe , or any given individual . 

Gorfang Rotgut is the chieftain of the Orcs of Black Crag , the ancient Dwarf hold taken over by Orcs many years ago . 

It was to these fanatical warriors , and above all to their chieftain , that both Motamid and the Caliph of Badajoz appealed for aid against the steady encroachments of Alfonso . 

In the 480s , the Franks , who were now established throughout Gaul , found a decisive ruler in their chieftain Clovis ( 465-511 ) . 

The glory of the Franks reached its apogee towards the end of the eighth century when their chieftain Charlemagne was crowned emperor of a revived Roman Empire in the West by the pope on Christmas day 800 . 

Every tribe has its own core of Big'uns waiting their chance to take over and becomes the tribe 's chieftain . 

Its chieftain is Abdul Rashid Dostam , who ran the army for the former communist president , Muhammad Najibullah . 

Inter-tribal feuds and problems on the borderlands caused the country 's chieftain , Khama III , to ask the British High Commissioner for South Africa for protection . 

Roman Catholic bishops and clan chieftains would even up the balance , and Ireland might boast a Second Chamber that would be the envy of England and the world . 

The French boy nudged Joseph as a tall , white-haired Moi who was obviously the village chieftain slowly descended the stepped tree trunk that led from his hut to the ground . 

Shortly afterwards , the Chieftain was killed in a battle , and although there was a time of mourning , it was probably not very great . 

Well , according to Du Camp , Gustave the Gallic chieftain , the six-foot giant with a voice like a trumpet , had ` large eyes as green as the sea " . 

Last month , Moscow Mafia chieftain Valery Dlugach , nicknamed Globus , was leaving LIS 'S at 3 am when he was shot dead with a Simonov sniper rifle from a rooftop opposite . 

Six blocks away a 52-year-old doorman who tried to protect himself with an ice pick was killed by a teenager with an automatic handgun . 

Brandishing a handgun , he forced the 23-year-old boyfriend into the boot , where he bound and gagged him before dragging the terrified woman into his own vehicle . 

Victim James Monday found a loaded .38 calibre handgun in his parents ' bedroom in Stockton , California . 

The Brady bill requires only a seven-day wait to purchase handguns , so that the authorities can run a background check on would-be buyers ; and the bill was first introduced six years ago . 

The Japanese seem baffled , rather than angry , that America should allow people freely to carry handguns ( which are banned in Japan ) , and to shoot intruders . 

They 've also got two watches , a ring , a Barclaycard , two bottles of spirits , 100 rounds of ammunition , a Smith & Wesson 9mm semi-automatic pistol , and a King Cobra .357 Magnum handgun . 

An RUC spokesman said ballistic tests had established that three handguns were used in the attack , which also left a fifth man seriously injured . 

She was close to her home in Iona street when the man threatened her with a handgun , and then made off with a small sum of money . 

The man threatened a cashier with a handgun in the raids which happened within a few hours of each other . 

TWO Darlington men brandishing a handgun and a crowbar forced their way into the home of a business partner , a court heard . 

America 's computer buffs spent $110m last year buying magazines about their machines , and computer makers another $670m advertising in them . 

I once worked on a magazine about the law , called , imaginatively , Law Magazine . 

That I am living in Britain in the first place has everything to do with the fact that I came here to start the magazine you are reading , a magazine for men . 

When I visited , I carried home great piles of well thumbed women 's magazines for my mother . 

The magazine of the World Health Organisation , appearing bimonthly . 

As you know , I run the magazine on a pretty tight budget , but I could offer a fee of £100 if you could supply two or three good quality photographs with your article . 

` I wrote to the Daily Mail , which is affiliated with Dogs Today , and your magazine very kindly took up the campaign on our behalf . 

Readers of your magazine will be well aware of the state of British tennis . 

DARLINGTON students have taken over production of the council 's magazine . 

The Consumers ' Association magazine , Which ? , produced a sharply critical report on the services provided in airports . 

This month 's Esquire magazine is devoted to an account of the Ten Best-Dressed Men in Britain . 

All thanks to BBC Gardeners ' World Magazine and Guinness Original . 

My bookshelf is sagging under the weight of all my The Artist magazines , all in order of date and so often taken out to peruse back numbers . 

Fortnight Magazine and the Troubles in Northern Ireland 1970-91 

It is the only union youth magazine which exists in the U K and it specifically addresses young people 's problems , fears and hopes . 

The answer came on the day she went to the station , to fetch the magazines . 

He knew it was coming because the girl who sold her story to Playboy magazine in America and the Sunday Mirror in London -- British model and actress Karen Mayo-Chandler -- warned him . 

As a first step , it is requesting permission to publish a national magazine which would be distributed by the State . 

Our group publishes a quarterly magazine , giving help , advice and the latest news on access , etc . 

It was Branwell , who suggested that the Harworth parsonage should publish its own magazine , but after the third issue , it was Charlotte who took over the leadership from him . 

True , she flipped through magazines , particularly the ones with a lot of coloured pictures . 

I thumbed through the aeroplane magazine looking for articles on pre-ski protuberances -- curiously there were none , and we decided to ignore it in the hope that it would go down roughly when the plane did . 

Imagine if you could go in and buy maybe four of the pencil-slim skirts in different colours . 

Long skirts in the middle of the day were acceptable when walking through the halls of Al Ain or Abu Dhabi hotels , but a blue-eyed English woman in black veils and coat ? 

Small girls in long flowing flamenco dresses careered around excitedly , swirling their skirts in a parody of the fiery flamenco dances they were too young to fully understand . 

Caroline gathered her skirt in her hand and hurried up the steps . 

She sold him something simple , one skirt of navy blue , one which she said was autumn brown , and two white blouses . 

He had a brimming goblet of wine in one hand , the other up the skirt of the dancing girl who had caught my eye earlier . 

I was not , for once , wearing my battledress trousers , but had put on my uniform skirt with my battledress top . 

The lace skirt with a plain top looks very new , but you could also use the lace for a summer top . 

She paused briefly to tidy her hair and smooth the creases from her skirt , then led the way into the house . 

Nervously she smoothed down her saffron-coloured skirt and gazed up at the house as Steve , with bounding energy , leapt out of the Suzuki . 

Ruth came to the table in her charcoal skirt , blue jumper and scarlet blouse . 

She looked down at her cotton skirt , pleating it with small , brown fingers . 

She held a plump baby of about seven months on her hip , and a toddler clutched at her cotton skirt . 

His bright , clashing prints and revolutionary puff ball skirts were an overnight sensation . 

She dressed quickly in a white canvas skirt and navy cotton T-shirt . 

She wore a shabby , tweed skirt and a turtleneck sweater which had shrunk slightly , making her look even smaller than usual . 

This week , I went out in a new , ankle-length skirt for the first time . 

He kissed and caressed her , and with the delicate touch , the finesse of a very experienced lover began to undress her , slipping off her skirt before undoing the small covered buttons on her blouse . 

` We wore skirts with as many layers as possible with a plain dress on top showing off our shoulders . 

The girls were in rubber and leather and wore skin-tight skirts and holed black stockings , with white face-slap and bright-red lipstick . 

The skirt was silk lined and made a lovely sound whenever Madame moved , which Madame still found intoxicating , even to this day , a day long after she had ` retired " from the theatre . 

Do n't go now wait do n't go yet , " Nicandra took a handful of lilac skirt and pulled it backwards . 

Now she was positively skinny , a fact which the dark red silky dress with its cross-over bodice and wrap-around skirt did little to conceal . 

Tara , clad in a tight yellow leotard and matching ruffled skirt , bowed deeply amidst the applause . 

They remembered with joy when Alberta Monterecchio went in for culotte suits in satin , velvet and even leather , just when the mini skirt was appearing . 

For the interview she opted for a cream silk shirt , and a tailored black skirt . 

Sunnie Mann was dressed in an opaque white blouse and a red and black skirt . 

She was wearing a black , ankle-length skirt and a white blouse which was buttoned up to her throat . 

Caroline turned to see a group of men and women , in peasant-style attire of white shirts , black boots and braid-trimmed red and yellow skirts and trousers , making their way towards them . 

She had just slipped into a black taffeta skirt and was buttoning the front of her blouse when there was a knock on the door . 

She changed her mind and put on her black velvet skirt and a fairly new satin blouse in kingfisher-blue that matched her eyes . 

She wore a smart blue skirt , and her new navy three-quarter-length coat over her shoulders ; a white lacy blouse with a navy-blue trimming . 

Diana , wearing a pale blue fitted jacket and navy velvet skirt , giggled nervously as she was told exactly where to stand with her husband . 

She was wearing a short-sleeve cream blouse , a blue knee length skirt and black briefcase . 

A full skirt of crimson and black swelled over her hips and was lifted and pinned at one side to reveal a cascade of lacy petticoats . 

She went to her room , changed out of the full brown skirt and the old twin set , and lay , full in a patch of late afternoon sunshine , on her bed , smiling a little . 

Lady Tryon , who is one of the trustees of SANE , was Chairman of the ball , and looked very attractive in a dress with a black velvet top and a very full red satin skirt . 

Beneath a brightly coloured apron she wore a full cotton skirt and short-sleeved , scooped-neck blouse . 

The scene was set in a cabin on the boat with two men lone Fernandell and a beautiful Tahitian girl wearing only a grass skirt . 

A young man in an Acker Bilk ensemble lurked in the doorway and a girl in a red satin skirt and a chocolate soldier cap twirled a baton and stamped her feet . 

And the dozy town went about its lethargic business , rarely taking much notice of the oh-so-ordinary little girl in her gingham skirts and plaits . 

The girl was in a long tweed skirt and long boots so that not an inch of leg was to be seen . 

Straw boaters sat perkily on the heads of office girls , and the hems of their long skirts swirled around their ankles . 

She was wearing a long white cotton skirt , flat shoes , and hand-knit cotton top in pale pink . 

Not yet thirty , she wore a long dark skirt and a pale scrap of cheap cloth above the waist that left her arms and shoulders bare . 

Stretchy long tube skirts are an alternative , but they too are impractical : if you sit for most of the day you will undoubtedly get knee-bagging , and they are not flattering to most posteriors . 

But the princess , in a sparkling gem-studded bolero jacket and long lilac split skirt , did not look at him once , according to experienced royal watchers . 

Alison , always simply and elegantly dressed , was wearing a white pleated skirt and a light green blouse which set off her red hair , ` cooled it " as Jack said . 

Miss Hopkins wears an elegant pleated skirt , while the prince favours Plus Twos -- Plus Fours have four extra inches of cloth in the leg , Plus Twos have two . 

The jacket can be mixed and matched with trousers and short , pleated skirts , and the skirt with tunic shapes , shirts or jackets of different lengths . 

Chanel has published advertisements of Claudia Schiffer wearing long dresses , but out of the studios Miss Schiffer also wears short skirts . 

In the picture , Miss Ray was wearing a very short skirt and she was sitting on a swing . 

A woman in thick black skirts led a donkey laden with hay. two children ran towards the church . 

A more benign and glamorous model was embodied in the young women teachers with their New Look skirts and wide-belted dresses . 

He was led to his seat by a young woman dressed in a long green velvet skirt and a high-necked , white lace blouse with leg-of-mutton sleeves . 

He lifted her threadbare ratteen skirt , feeling her legs up to the knee . 

Her tweed skirt was soaking and its friction rubbed sore patches behind her knees . 

She put on a straight yellow skirt , just brushing her knee , and a matching vest-top . 

Her skirt was short , above slim , silk-stockinged legs , and her peach-coloured rayon blouse was open almost indecently low upon her well-formed bosom . 

Ruth tucked herself further down in the wicker chair and hoisted up her cotton skirt to expose her long legs to the heat of the sun . 

The hike in Jaguar 's share price since Ford announced its intentions will have a crucial bearing on whether it can put together a defensive deal with GM . 

BRITAIN 'S 7.6 million homebuyers face another rise in mortgage repayments following this week 's one per cent hike in bank base rates to 15 per cent . 

THE HALIFAX , Britain 's biggest building society , yesterday attempted to stem a wholesale move to 15 per cent mortgage rates by announcing a comparatively modest 1-point hike in its own lending rate to 14.5 per cent . 

Nevertheless , in the wake of last week 's one-point hike in interest rates , Friday 's Daily Mail commented that Mr Lawson had had little choice but to follow the West German increase . 

The FT-SE 100 Index closed barely changed at 2679.2 , clobbered by a further leap in government borrowing and another stiff hike in the jobless figure . 

There is real hope , probably futile , that the second hike to 17.5 per cent will somehow be wished away . 

A 12.5% dividend hike drew the sting from the results , and the shares fell just 5p to 233p . 

` Very high increases could lead to a recession as happened in the late 1970s and early 80s due to the oil price hikes . 

There are fears that large mortgage rate hikes could tip the already stagnant housing and mortgage market into deep and long-lasting recession . 

JOHN Major today battled against a double dose of post-holiday blues over the threat of a tax hike and a grassroots revolt against VAT on domestic fuel . 

The anticipated increase in rates to 14.75 per cent would mean a hike of 95p per thousand pounds borrowed without the benefit of income tax relief . 

A spokesman said that a price hike at this time would be ` inappropriate " . 

He justified SCO 's recent 50% price hike by claiming that open systems products have been undervalued . 

Predictions for the Australian climate in 2030 include a rise of between 10 and 20 cm in sea-level , increased incidence of tropical cyclones , and an average temperature hike of between 1 and 4 degrees . 

The roof is formed of withies ( willow and hazel rods ) woven between willow rafters . 

Fishermen would repair to the woods to cut hazel and withies to make or mend their pots , then set out in their small boats to their chosen ` grounds " to drop the pots . 

Originally the rope was made of withies , this material later being replaced by hemp . 

At Cultoon there is a deep narrow dale in which there is a den that probably had been used as a human habitation . 

The Dales of northern England soon win a special place in visitors ' affections . 

Five of the dales of the Yorkshire Dales National Park have been designated as environmentally sensitive areas . 

For the last few minutes before Ellen appeared , Ruth stood by the window , looking down the dale . 

I was three years old when we moved across the dale to Low Birk Hatt Farm . 

Dropping the Brownie Annual , Jenny ran up the dale alongside the river as hard as she could go . 

They were drawn from Faverwell itself , and from neighbouring dales within a radius of about five miles . 

It 's a woody dale with more trees than many of the other dales , and hedges replace the stone walls of limestone country . 

They had been followed to Sleetburn by the Wilkinson family , who had moved from West Thorngarth Hill down the dale at Hury because they needed a bigger farm , I seem to remember . 

She sat and stared along the Edge , down into the dale , not bothering to strain her ears and listen to the radio , because she knew it was pointless . 

Leeds lies glittering between the valleys of Yorkshire 's dales and the heather of Yorkshire moors . 

Contrary to the norm for a Yorkshire dale , the young men did venture outside to seek their partners and John met Marie at a fair . 

She had known some of the Yorkshire dales since she was fourteen years old . 

It passes among Lakeland 's most exciting summits and beautiful dales without crossing over itself or backtracking , and it avoids commercialised areas . 

Across the dale from Aysgarth , Penhill Beacon and West Burton lie at the northernmost end of that beautiful secluded dale , Waldendale . 

THE MANY-GABLED limestone manor stands tucked into an open fold between Wenlock Edge and Aymestry in the remote and unspoiled Shropshire valley of Hope Dale . 

There are nature walks through woodland at Snipe Dales , Kenwick woods and Bardney Forest , famous for its abundance of the uncommon small-leaved lime . 

If you come into the dale from Stainforth , then the road into Malham winds down by Ewe Moor giving you a good view of the Cove and the lynchets under Shorkley Hill . 

Then the first jeep , war surplus , came into the dale and it was cut down to turn it into more of a wagon . 

It was after the first snow and I followed the clanging ploughs up the Dale , bumping along between high white mounds till I reached old Mr Stokill 's gate . 

There was only a handful of mourners at Gillamoor Church , as Uncle George had rarely gone out of the little dale . 

It 's the main settlement in one of the most beautiful dales in North Yorkshire -- a well wooded narrow valley running north and south for about eight miles . 

I am sorry to say that some of them are dead now , and others have left the dale to live in Barnard Castle with their own families . 

The post would only be used for people who lived out of the dale . 

There were no serious incidents in the 1947 winter , such as people losing their way and dying of cold , although a Mr Sowerby on the other side of the dale died suddenly whilst helping a neighbour . 

` Lively discussions took place into how teleworking could be more actively carried on in the Durham dales of Derwentside , Weardale and Teesdale . " 

Doug said : ` You see ramblers collecting to go to the dales and into North Yorkshire . 

If Joe had not caught her , she would be there now , walking up the dale to look down on the sleeping cottage . 

Majella Carroll spent eight hours walking through hills and dales in Wales to raise money to support a workshop for people with mental disorders . 

` It might be better though , my lady , if you were not to wander the open Dale with such a small escort . 

` Too many people are wandering the Dales -- important people . 

The patron of the living asked the architect Samuel Saunders Teulon to make a report on it . 

The quick and the dead ( 12 ) The shapes , the voices that throng his mind , for there are days when the living have no substance and the dead are active ( 13 ) . 

The Archdeacon did not , diplomatically , point out that the Bishop had not consulted Lord Dersingham when the living had been in his gift . 

Strangely , that modesty did not extend to sparing the Royal Family 's blushes over the serialization of Andrew Morton 's book about Princess Di and her marriage . 

She was convinced now that her husband had been working on a book about The Hell Fire Club and …

Since then he has been busy working on a medical book about brain tumours in a bid to increase public awareness and raise vital funds for research . 

Recent books by McKee and Usherwood reflect typical preoccupations . 

I kept a book by John Mortimer in my side trouser pocket so that when I saluted , slapping my palm against my leg , there was a good cracking ring . 

I 've called it , the talk , ` Little Dorrit " because I think the character in the book by Dickens really shows the ideal of womanhood in the eighteen-forties . 

To win one of 25 copies of the Book of Secrets , tell us on a postcard who wrote The Great Lover and send it to Country Living /Love at the address on page 2 by 31 March . 

For Winifred there were some hair ribbons too , and a book of tales by Maria Edgeworth ; for Young John , a halfdozen new brass buttons and a coloured alphabet book . 

Go buy yourself a book on the Holocaust , preferably one with lots of pictures . 

As I found when I took the time to listen to parents and hear what they said , the views advanced did not always fit the latest fashion or an approved passage in a book on sociology . 

Indeed , crevasse rescue is usually banished to the appendices of instruction books on mountaineering skills , and it is high time that an entire book be devoted to unravelling the conundrum of the permanent snows . 

What I principally object to are all our dreary , smug books about growing up and coming to terms with oneself , that … are merely another brand of conformity … . 

It 's also led to a whole industry around the Morse phenomenon , including the CD of music to the series , the Inspector Morse tourist trail and now a non-fiction book about how the series is made . 

Evolutionary theory , especially when applied to so complex a creature as man , has often advanced by what E. O. Wilson in his book Sociobiology : the new synthesis has slightingly termed the ` advocacy " method . 

Accounting for Growth : no accounting for the fuss Terry Smith 's book contains relatively little new information . 

in his book Vraies et Fausses dans L'ýglise , Dom Bernard Billet gives a complete list of Marian visions reported to have taken place around the world between March 1928 and June 1975 . 

The only categories not eligible for this support scheme are art books , religion , military , children 's , poetry , drama , literary criticism , and popular genre fiction . 

Most of them applied themselves to their exercise books , their faces contorted with intellectual effort . 

He had a period that he went through just reading books on America . 

Derek , who edits the Tees Valley Writer , has just finished a book on statistics . 

In this day and age when we are bombarded with books on climbing , it is strange to relate that there is no modern comprehensive history of mountaineering . 

This essay began with a citation from a book on how parents could select the sex of their offspring . 

Have you finished that book on how to get yourself a respectable job ? " 

In despair , I told my husband I 'd bought a book on how to cure children 's sleep problems . 

Their estrangement occurred with the publication of Not Daddy 's Girl , her angry book about Ingmar , who left her mother Ellen when Anna was two . 

It may be a valuable reference book on established practice , but what does the indefensible pedestrian accident rate in Britain have to say about the validity of that ? 

Practical English Usage is a comprehensive reference book for advanced students and teachers who want to check troublesome points of grammar and usage . 

National Trust gardens are living libraries where , armed with a good reference book and a sense of adventure , one can roam through the world at large ’ 

His master closed his book and invited me politely to the table . 

Once Becky felt sure the ink was dry she closed the books and put them back in her satchel while Charlie prepared to lock up the baker 's shop . 

He opened the medical book , placed the photograph inside the chapter on Clostridium welchii , a rod-shaped bacterium which decays the body while it is still alive , and went into his living room . 

All the girls opened their grammar books at the page Mademoiselle commanded then Mary-Lou found she had her English grammar instead of her French one so she reopened her desk to get the right book . 

T. S. Eliot , who published many of Williams 's books , felt the same . 

After World War I , she bought a villa in the south of France and in 1925 published a highly selective book of memoirs . 

He published his major book , The Parachor and Valency , in 1930 . 

Anyone who did not read Miss Post 's book before their first voyage had only themselves to blame for sartorial gaffes . 

Even the revered classical architect Professor Albert Richardson wrote a book on pubs , establishing their soundness and Englishness in the age of American cocktails . 

I mean let me mention one -- the chairman mentioned that I was a rash enough to write a book on the evolution of sex . 

Because writing an unfavorable review of a ( bad ) feminist book would be tantamount to treachery , such books are often unjustifiably praised , as was the case with this work by Rosalind Miles , which was well received on its publication in June .

Despite an extensive search of her bedroom , during which she uncovers her middle school yearbook ( you laugh at her frizzy hair and braces ; she snatches the book back and snaps it shut ) , a lacy black bra ( which she quickly hides away in a drawer , cheeks furiously pink ) , and twenty dollars ( to her delight ) , her diamond earring is still missing .

Hmmm , wan na bet there was a copy of the book on somebody 's desk at the Times though ?

Colin Spencer 's `` Vegetable Book '' details an intriguing Indian chapati in which bitter melon , seeds left intact , is sliced , parboiled , then mixed with lightly fried garlic and Indian spices , flour and yogurt .

She says in a huff , throwing the book she had been paging through on the ground .

Perhaps the subject and treatment of usage need some lightening up , but I am hard put to agree that they are quite as frivolous and light-headed as this book would have us believe .

This book appears to have been diligently researched and has much to recommend it as an adjunct to most libraries , public and private , large and small , general and specialized .

Antie will use the chemical gradient algorithm of Braitenberg 's aggressive type 2 vehicle described in his book `` Vehicles : Experiments in Synthetic Psychology , '' as this was found through a series of experiments by Russell , et al ( 2003 ) to be very efficient when compared to several biomimetic models .

All of which is to say that the book is an interesting work on the language and contains accurate , though longwinded information about what it covers , `` interesting and useful facts about American English . ''

I ca n't help but wonder if Ms . Seltzer 's book with all it 's far-fetched , tales-from-the-urban-jungle flair , would have passed the smell test were it read by a more diverse panel of editors .

All in all , for a relatively primitive system , it is not too bad ; but you would have to be in love with your computer to use it in preference to a far more complete books of synonyms available ( especially The Synonym Finder , Rodale in the U.S. and Canada , Longman elsewhere , which offers more than 800,000 synonyms , more than three times the number listed in any other synonym book ) .

In Britain , as elsewhere , most books by feminist writers are reviewed by women , usually feminists .

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One book was the Bible ; the other was a book written by Darwin .

My new official favorite quote : `` The book of life is brief and once a page is read all but love is dead .

- Between about times 20:30 and 22:30 , fe008 leaves the meeting room ( still wearing her head-mounted microphone ) , goes down to her office on a lower floor , collects some books and papers , and returns to the meeting room .

Who can , for instance , blame a youth with but a mildly evil disposition from guffawing when he reads in Pater 's Marius The Epicurean ( Chapter V ) a reference to Apuleius ' The Golden Ass noting that `` all through the book , there is an unmistakably real feeling for asses ... '' ?

Please read the following press release and let me know if you are interested in receiving a copy of their book for consideration of an engaging interview , or to provide a review .

In preparation , I read In Love and War , the book he and his wife wrote to chronicle their experiences those 8 years .

In the vividly told book , Ms . Seltzer wrote about her African-American foster brothers , Terrell and Taye , who joined the Bloods gang when they were 11 and 13 .

Moore 's hypothesis ( which apparently comes at least in part from the book `` Culture of Fear '' by Barry Glassner , also advertised on Moore 's website ) is that the constant bombardment with messages of fear can incite paranoia , which itself can lead to violent acts .

It was not located near the main entrance , as was common practice , but on an upper floor , above the book stacks .

This is an interesting , useful reference book containing information about the better-known writers of America .

Do n't judge a book by its cover because clothes maketh the man .

I walk hesitantly into the living room where my sister is surrounded by books in the middle of the floor .

Somebody was sitting in the room , beating his hands against a book to the rhythm of the song .

As Andrew Norman wrote , in a letter published in this book on page 113 , `` You flit freely back and forth between prescriptivism and descriptivism . ''

There are many , of course , but unaccountably , they are not the focus of this book .

If you broaden your scope a bit , I think it would be difficult to find a time over the last 40 years or so when any of these four archetypes did n't have a level of bubbling popularity via books , comic books , tv , movies , video games , music .

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I do n't remember if you 've made noises here before about turning these into a book , but if you do you 've got at least one reader .

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This is not to suggest that Dickson 's book is a catalogue of bloopers , or what Amsel Greene ( and Jack Smith ) like to call pullet surprises .

A longish section , `` Some Troublesome Idiomatic Prepositions , '' and a `` Glossary of Grammatical and Linguistic Terms Used in This Book , '' followed by a list of `` References , '' sources associated with specific entries , round out the work .

Doctors David C. Miller and Lovera Wolf Miller understand this and it is a primary reason they wrote Womenopause : Stop Pausing and Start Living ( O-Books ) – an exceptional book that acts as an informative yet compassionate guide through menopause .

Miles 's book is riddled with many similar distortions , convenient omissions , and generalizations:

They found the ape sitting at a desk in the reading room with two books spread out in front of him .

It 's odd , however , that in repeating this charge , the Times did n't interview the man most closely associated with it , Christopher Hitchens , or refer to the book where he set it out , The Missionary Position .

Here is a commonsense style book , useful to those who have the education and common sense to be in doubt about questions of English usage .

When we reach my locker , I put my books away and turn towards Chris .

We also publish a wide range of books , maps , and trail guides .

More Attention In an effort to motivate the boy into focusing more attention on his schoolwork , the father said to his son , `` When Abe Lincoln was your age , he was studying books by the light from the fireplace .

The case was the subject of Joe McGinniss ' best-selling book `` Blind Faith .

Amber says , gesturing at the many books and magazines around her .

ALAN GRANT I read Sarah Harding 's book about the parenting instincts of the T-Rexes .

According to the blurb on the dust jacket of this distinctly unpleasant book , Rosalind Miles is head of the Centre for Women 's Studies at Coventry Polytechnic , a lecturer , broadcaster , journalist , and author of several other books , including a `` highly acclaimed '' biography of Ben Jonson .

It is not at once apparent why the book is styled an `` almanac , '' but that is unimportant : there is no other book I know of that contains as much diverse information about American writers as this one .

The committee published many books and other forms of literature , which gave Hirschfeld a great amount of prestige in his field .

The end result of such roundtables , one can only fear , could be that the only books depicting people of color that get published are those that do not challenge white assumptions .

Last year , in our old office , I had my only two real options books stolen from among the many and varied books on my desk .

The present book is extracted from the two major works that resulted from the Survey , The Linguistic Atlas of England ( 1978 ) and A Word Geography of England ( 1974 ) , both under the direction of Harold Orton , aided by Sanderson and Widdowson in the latter effort .

This book is a good introduction to the subject ( in England ) ; those familiar with dialectology in America , and those interested in the study in England or , indeed , generally would be well advised to add Word Maps to their libraries .

Is reading a book Finished with Semester 5 of law school I 've just decided that we do n't listen to enough reggae at work ( like augusto pablo ) ...

The show , along with her seminal book , `` Mastering the Art of French Cooking '' ( 1961 ) , revolutionized the way America cooks and eats .

'' We were all appalled , '' the pilot said in his book `` The Tibbets Story . ''

If you are given an open-book exam , you will forget your book .

May your every dream come true , sir , and your book sell fabulously .

Daniel Dennett , in his fine book Darwin 's Dangerous Idea , advances a hierarchy of forms of `` knowing , '' if I may use that term , that have arisen in evolution by Darwinian means .

This was one of most important quotes from the article : `` Invariably , '' says Craig , `` a black-themed book will come up for consideration , and there wo n't be anyone of color to put in an opinion , or there 'll be one , who should n't bear the burden alone .

One might say that subtitling the present book `` A Book of Lost Metaphors '' is an example of a loose canon [ sic ] — unless metaphor is taken in its broadest sense—but one is unlikely to find red herrings here : the etymologies of a few hundred words and phrases are given , many not readily findable in standard works of reference .

The book offers a clear and understandable , yet thorough and scientifically sound explanation of the physiology of menopause and the anticipated physical , psychological and mental changes .

The report was n't hard , I had already read the book , and so I just jotted down a few notes for him .

While I acknowledge that it is not easy to know how to sort out the many topics to be covered in a usage book , most reasonable writers have taken a stab at writing an entry under a heading that seems a likely place to look , then have provided a detailed index .

This book is a tremendous resource for any woman seeking to employ an intelligent and multifaceted approach to the Womenopause transition .

I do not plan to write a book : this narrative must move more quickly .

This is my favorite line in the whole NYT article : `` Sarah McGrath , the editor at Riverhead who worked with Ms . Seltzer for three years on the book , said she was stunned to discover that the author had lied . ''

There is no gainsaying that Safire is one of the most influential writers on contemporary English , and it is essential that his books be in the libraries of all who are interested in the subject , regardless of their alignment with his opinions .

Tibbets was a decorated , top-gun pilot , but Karnes could wrangle the military rule book as well as Tibbets could fly .

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Since any nonsinusoidal signal is the sum of a frequency spectrum of sinusoidal signals ( see chapter 11 ) , filtering generally alters the time dependence of a nonsinusoidal signal .

This increased temperature dependence can not be explained merely by additional carbon conduction , as graphite conduction is nearly independent of temperature .

Newton 's theory of gravitation and some of its limitations are part of current background knowledge , whereas a temperature dependence of gravitational attraction is not .

The only sites where some time dependence of the blockages was apparent was for those derivatives with a pendant intercalator ( 2 , 3 , 5 and 6 ; Figures 2 and 3 ) .

The term attenuation may describe any reduction in magnitude of an electrical signal but an electrical network is only called an attenuator if it reduces the magnitude of a signal without changing its time dependence .

The dependence of muscle development on specific cytoplasmic factors is dramatic .

The pamphlet began its argument for the dependence of harmony and order on the recognition of man 's true nature by distinguishing man from other animals .

Because of the similarity of the effects observed in the colon and faeces , we subsequently studied the concentration dependence of the effects of dietary calcium and phosphate in the faeces .

The dependence of what we see on the state of our minds or brains is not so sensitive as to make communication , and science , impossible .

The temperature attained by the shocked gas is strongly regulated by thermal ionization to 25,000-30,000K , with weak dependence on the velocity , size and composition of the impactor .

For many circuits simplification of the Bode plot is feasible because the dependences of gain and phase on frequency are not independent .

In fact , nearly half found their dependence on skilled labour had actually increased , suggesting that the ` deskilling " effect of new technology may have been exaggerated .

The STEAM locomotive is about to make a comeback on railways in the US as a way to lesson the dependence of the national transport network on oil .

The dependence of our sport upon these expert volunteers is clear for all to see .

Does it never occur to you that they lead lives of dependence so complete as to breed uncertainty and fear ?

Also shown is the dependence of the attenuation constant of the corresponding prototype on frequency and the behaviour of the prototype and m-derived sections when cascaded .

A consequence of this may be to increase the dependence of the old people on others because they will need their help to get to the toilet and use it .

DIRECTOR Sir Richard Attenborough ` tricked " a young actress into baring her bottom in the hit film Chaplin .

Madrid-based Microsoft Iberica SRL generates 28% of its turnover in Catalonia , and managing director Joao Teixeira believes the move will increase this figure still more .

But it was not long before he was off on location again , having accepted an offer from the Italian director Pietro Germi to star in a comedy entitled Till Divorce Do You Part .

Ford personnel director John Hougham said he believed industrial action was still a long way off .

Cleese , 52 , fell for her after his divorce two years ago from his second wife , film director Barbara Trentham .

` WE TREATED it as a hostage-taking " , says John Dalzell , director of communications for the Montreal Police Force .

` There are too many people around who think it 's easy to make sandwiches and will set up in a garden shed , almost , " said Jim Winship , director of the British Sandwich Association .

` It is an American idea " , explained Ms Romiopoulou , Director of Antiquities in the Greek Ministry of Culture .

` It 's not too much to say it 's the storm of the century , " said Joe Friday , director of the National Weather Service .

A short stroll across the pretty River Leven will take you into the Church where the Cook family worshipped . 

And westerners , though many enjoy east Berlin 's theatres and museums , seldom feel inclined to take a stroll across the concrete acres of Alexanderplatz . 

A stroll across the border into Ulster , the breakfast train to Belfast and I 'm on British soil . " 

After a delicious meal with free wine , the choice is yours : a quiet drink in the bar , the late-night disco , cabaret style entertainment or a stroll along the beach beneath a starry sky . 

If your evenings are made for relaxing then why not enjoy a drink and chat with friends at the bar , or take a moonlit stroll along the beach , or simply sit back and absorb the atmosphere ? 

But many people would prefer to do just what I did , and take a stroll along the most beautiful scenic promenades . 

Take a stroll along the beautiful Wye Valley line , see the fascinating railway exhibition or a craft display , stop for tea on Platform 2 and watch the world go by . 

Towards Hammersmith was the river and its pubs , full of hollering middle-class voices ; and there were the secluded gardens which fringed the river along Lower Mall and the shaded stroll along the towpath to Barnes . 

As they resumed their stroll along the beckside , he stole a sideways glance at her , wondering why he had paid no attention to her before . 

Alfred had inveigled Beatrice to take a stroll along the pier to gaze at the stars ; he was in exalted mood , and felt daring enough to ask her for her answer . 

She did her best to make light of it , describing in detail the dinner they had eaten , and only hesitated a little when it came to the stroll along the promenade . 

Today , no-one bats an eyelid as he takes a stroll along the ley-lines of Wiltshire . 

THE lovely spring crocuses are almost as pretty as sisters Sarah and Samantha Barker , who were clearly enjoying a stroll among the early flowers making a colourful backdrop in Southend Avenue , Darlington yesterday . 

Walking in this area is very extensive , and it ranges from gentle strolls around the lake , to strenuous hikes up and down the mountains : walking maps can be obtained at the local tourist office . 

Take a stroll around the grounds and through the buildings and try to put yourself in their position . 

After dinner , take a stroll around Hilversum and visit a bar to sample the famous Dutch Genever . 

Complete your visit with a leisurely stroll around Cardiff Bay with a lavishly illustrated broadsheet to guide you around the remarkable historic buildings and structures which are part of this fascinating environment . 

" Thanks , " she said , and went off to the gate , where she and her companion resumed their sharp-eyed stroll around the guilty streets . 

Leaving her bench , Fabia next took another stroll around the town which so enchanted her . 

Walking : There are several lovely walks along the lakeside , with the two mile stroll between Bardolino and Garda being a firm favourite . 

Almost without realising it , we 'd strolled round the corner and joined the fashionable throng taking its afternoon stroll by the sea . 

I know of a very nice hotel in Seabourne where we can enjoy a fabulous meal and afterwards take a romantic stroll by the sea in the moonlight . " 

` He 's promised me a fabulous dinner , to say nothing of what he calls ` a romantic stroll by the sea in the moonlight . " 

Come Sunday you 'll enjoy a stroll down Memory Lane to re-live if not recapture some of the golden moments you 've shared with the ones you love . 

His lively stroll from the Chartists to Kinnock ( To Build a New Jerusalem : the Labour Movement from the 1880s to the 1990s , Michael Joseph , £18.99 ) is almost always affectionate towards its subjects . 

The crag is approached by a short , flat stroll from the St Govan 's Chapel car park near Bosherston , the usual disgorging point for hordes of eager climbers -- during holiday time at least ! 

With design in Germany racing forward , some of their ideas for coordinating fabrics in the bedroom with colours in your wardrobes can create an image which is as cool as a stroll in the Black Forest . 

We were taking a stroll in the garden ; I forgot to mention that . " 

Like so many of Mr Murdoch 's gambles , the potential pay-off of his stroll into California 's Silicon Valley is enormous -- but too far away to help pay his debts today . 

It 's a ten minute walk up hill from the beach and an easier stroll into the village . 

` Is there any reason that I should not take an early stroll on the beaches like Mr Dickens himself ? " 

After all , from the same set of statistics , half the politicians in the country will instruct you to break open the champagne and dance in the streets , while the other half will suggest an honourable stroll onto the balcony with a pistol to the temple . 

Watt , out for a sabbath stroll past the Golf-House on Glasgow Green when he should have been in church , had a flash of inspiration that was to change the lives of every man , woman , and bairn on planet earth . 

Much later that night , coming back from dinner and the theatre , followed by a stroll round Trafalgar Square and Whitehall so Donna could glimpse some of the sights , Alexandra looked up at Matthew 's windows . 

He walked between the pines and the cactus as if he were out for a stroll round his estate after dinner . 

Keen walkers will be spoilt for choice by the range of tracks and routes available to them , from leisurely strolls through Alpine meadows to more taxing and strenuous mountain hikes . 

A gentle stroll through the gardens led down to the beautiful long , wide beach . 

Once , as a guest of the Hacketts , he had taken a stroll through the rose garden with Jessica Hackett . 

Tragedy struck as Angela took her usual stroll through a farmer 's field with pekinese Yeng and deerhound Jamie . 

At times , his music has the fragmented feel of a late-night stroll through a busy city centre ! 

A stroll through Toronto 's Kensington Market and you 'll discover a harmonious , cosmopolitan blend of sights and sounds . 

I enjoy living in the countryside and like nothing more than a stroll through the villages . 

On a brief stroll through the nearby alleyways we counted 70 bonfires and spirits were rising . 

It 's only about a ten to fifteen minute stroll to the excellent sandy beach where a brilliant variety of watersports are on offer including water skiing , windsurfing , boat-hire , wet-biked etc . 

It 's only a short stroll to the beach and seven minutes from the ` Street of Much Music " with its bars and restaurants and Heaven , the disco . 

Walks vary from a gentle stroll to the neighbouring resort of Thumersbach , from where you can return by boat , through to more challenging rambles using the cable car further up the mountains . 

` I 'll take my usual stroll to the market , stretch my legs , and buy a newspaper . " 

She spat at him , then resumed her genteel stroll up the pavement . 

As soon as Shep started his languid stroll out to meet the master at the turn of the road , Patsy began to heat the plates . 

It may be just a gentle daily stroll or cycle ride or something much more strenuous . 

I might go for a stroll to get up an appetite -- the exercise 'll do me good . " 

He used to play baseball and he wears a white baseball cap that one day may become as famous as Pat Cash 's chequered headbands . 

They were posing for just such a photocall at Klosters in February 1986 , when the photographers suddenly noticed another figure standing in the background , dressed in a Davy Crockett-style fur headband . 

As he spoke , a jeep sped past carrying boxes of ammunition and explosives , and ten Iraqi mujaheddin with Islamic slogans on their headbands . 

When the lady is laid out , it is in a mob-cap and an embroidered headband , and neatly pressed flounces . 

Adam 's cut-off jeans with the fringed hems , she meant , and his yellow and red headband that he insisted on calling a fillet as if it were a bit of fish . 

These lovely curls and the pretty floral headband caught our eye . 

He was a Puerto Rican , no older than twenty , with long , greasy black hair and a red headband . 

There were three men -- Han , dressed in dark silks with blood-red headbands about their foreheads . 

She went to the full-length mirror beside her dressing-table , pulling off the headband she had worn in the bath and releasing the glossy brown hair that tumbled almost to her shoulders . 

This was also the decade of leisure ; sneakers were everywhere , sports shops blossomed and tennis star Bjorn Borg fused fashion and sport with his trend-setting striped headbands . 

Shorter development time is important in ephemeral aquatic habitats such as temporary ponds and phytotelmata , allowing adults to escape prior to dry down in late spring or early summer [ 29 30 ] . Short time to maturity allows the insects to escape their larval habitat before it dries up , and males that mature before females are ready to mate when females emerge .

Just as in English the nickname Johnnie implies youth , so the Russian nickname Vanya implies boyhood—but only implies : Uncle Vanya was not young—while the formal names John/Ivan imply maturity .

The only question that mattered was whether you were born within the polity and whether you were therefore likely to come to maturity with the language and consciousness of American culture .

Differences in growth rate may be apparent all the time or only during select stages such as germination or the formation of floral structures , and they may or may not result in a difference in height at maturity .

In the case of Huntington disease the loss of 15- 30% of the normal complement of medium spiny neurons leads to distinct movement disorder in both humans and transgenic mouse models [ 14 15 16 17 ] . The subset of genes that normally control the proliferation , differentiation , and survival of striatal neurons [ 18 19 20 ] are therefore of considerable importance in ensuring adaptive behavior at maturity .

Fish size , gender , and age at maturity have a substantial impact on individual species ' reproduction rates .

Moreover , the prized trees take 60 years to reach maturity and have proved resistant to plantation cultivation .

In addition , mosquitoes reached maturity quicker and males were larger in B/low litter microcosms than in CS /low litter microcosms ( Figs .

There were significant differences between B ( Base size - used in other experiments [ 16 ] ; see Materials MYAMP amp ; Methods and Table 2 ) and CD ( Constant Depth ) microcosms for female biomass and male and female time to maturity , such that B microcosms , with more wall area per unit volume , had larger , earlier emerging mosquitoes ( Figs .

'' All else being equal , we predict the earlier the age of maturity , the faster the rate of recovery , '' he adds .

A final comparison of B to CS microcosms ( Table 2 ) is of interest because it represents a comparison of constant scaling , which encapsulates both horizontal and vertical scaling effects [ 3 ] . Here the major effect is in time to maturity and male biomass , with the smaller volume container producing larger males with shorter development times ( Fig .

Statistical analysis consisted of two-way analyses of variance ( ANOVA ) on the mean male and female biomass and time to maturity from each microcosm , and logistic regression on proportion survival .

Initial findings are that oospores—the product of sexual recombination—are being produced , although most of them abort before they reach maturity .

Almost no attention has been paid to the peripheral vascular consequences of iron deficiency [ 37 ] . With iron deficiency , the poor oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood must be offset in order for the animal to develop to full maturity .

In this study , we describe the morphogenesis of the mouse iridocorneal angle from prenatal stages to maturity .

Combined with the fact that some , albeit fewer , hypertrophic cells are present , the accumulation of proliferating chondrocytes suggests that Hoxc-8 regulates the rate of progression of chondrocytes to maturity [ 1 ] . In line with this interpretation , the in vivo BrdU incorporation assays suggested that cell cycle progression of chondrocytes may be decreased in transgenic animals with higher Hoxc-8 transgene expression levels .

05/ # of ANOVAs performed = 0.05/4 ; [ 41 ] ) . Time to maturity was log-transformed to approximate normality and reduce heteroscedasticity .

anyway she as she grew up towards maturity her parents well her dad was a doctor and and he was rather well you know rather well to do in the old regime

It 's not a sum you 'd throw away ; but you 'd be happy if it bought a new handbag , a train fare to London or a tankful of petrol . 

Turned out that some well-meaning wally had given it a tankful of unleaded two-star . 

McVeighty gambled on going the complete four laps on one tankful of petrol , while Bell made one pit stop . 

We have proved you can have just as much fun living in a shack as on a luxury yacht . " 

Masai elders enter these tiny shacks , elegant in their cloaks and blankets but looking to me -- from the dusty , baking cab of my Toyota -- shifty . 

Types of trees found to build small wooden shacks are -- pine , beech , oak . 

In a final bid to stop the bulldozers destroying their shacks , the women of this illegal squatter community stripped to the waist . 

The poodle people said you 'd thrown everything up and gone off to live in a shack in the country …

A farmer and his family who live in a wooden shack on their organic farm say they will lose their home and their livelihood if they are n't allowed to build a proper house . 

Sometimes bothies are locked , particularly during the stalking season , and very often you open the door to find there are 75 people crammed into a shack built to accommodate 15 . 

The anonymous , pronoun-less protagonist is a ` colourless " man who divides his time between the shack where he lives with his wife and the Labour Exchange where he goes in search of employment . 

On 26 April 1792 it was agreed that Messrs Howell and Russell should build the stables for £2,850 . 

He had virtually lived his entire life in a stable as he was ` far too valuable to run the risk of being out in a yard ! " 

Milton has lived in the same stable all the time he has been with the Whitakers . 

The Tanners lived next door ter the stables till Will Tanner got the sack . 

She 's riding her Dad 's horse , Formula One , who lives at the Caradoc Court stables of John Edwards near Ross on Wye . 

He wished to redeem his warhorse by the gift of one hundred pieces of gold , but the enchanted steed could not move from the stable till the price of his redemption had been doubled . 

He built a fortune in the construction industry and then moved to Highfields Stables in the village of Adstone just north of Banbury and took up training . 

Both animals are recovering and have been moved to stables nearby . 

and we 'll be following the duke as he moves to his new stables at Jackdaw 's castle … finally tonight we 're off sailing …

David Nicholson says they were ready to write him off l ; astr season when he moved into a new stables so yes they 've got to keep going 

Where the barn adjoined the dwelling it is called a laithe house , and often the stable and cow-house were built beyond the barn as part of the same range . 

The cobbled yard outside the stables which were built in 1540 . 

Many interesting architectural features are to be observed in the village , including the stables and carriage house , built at the end of the 18th century just after the house . 

By 1909 a stable had been erected ( costing £14 ) for the horse ( £3 ) which pulled the roller over the field . 

It was Robinson , an alderman of the city of York , who built the present Hall , as a home and , more importantly , as a place to entertain his fellow aldermen in style . 

The Reverend Richard Rowland Ward , who built the hall in 1821 , must have been a desperately romantic character . 

Two ideas were being considered by 1938 -- either to build a new church or to remodel the existing church and build a new hall . 

It was in fact hoped eventually to build a new Hall to cater properly for the ever-expanding School , and to convert the Ha/lam Hall into a Chapel . 

The claim was made on the fourth day of a public hearing into Newtownabbey Borough Council 's controversial plans to build a town hall and civic centre at the Hazelbank Park on the shores of Belfast Lough . 

There is no point in arguing who cast the first stone or threw the first bomb , destroying a church hall or a GAA club . 

" But now she has gone to live in the banqueting hall where she will be able to use her … " 

I did n't want to say anything that could stop Sir Henry from coming to live at the Hall . 

They always had uncleanable carpets and too few ashtrays ( prime targets for students living in halls of residence ) and the service is usually lousy . 

He lived in a hall of residence but spent most of his time in the computer laboratory , sometimes staying there all night . 

Alternatively , where the chapel is too large , the congregation may move into the church hall , freeing the chapel for a different use . 

He moved from St James 's Hall to a large , sedate house in Lime Grove , and swiftly converted it into a combination of a commercial office , a factory and a school of physical culture . 

Corbett let it drop as the trumpets brayed again and royal serjeants-at-arms , staves in their hands , moved into the hall and began to impose order . 

When both together took a few slow hops down one of the runs near-by , Hazel followed and little by little they all three moved out of the hall . 

Olive steadfastly refused to move from the Hall , retreating gradually into the east wing as the rest deteriorated . 

BARNHAM HALL was built at one of the most confusing periods of domestic architecture in England . 

ALL THAT REMAINS of the palace begun by Canute is the much renovated hall built by William Rufus in 1097 , in which Charles I was tried and condemned , and the splendid fan-vaulted crypt below . 

The former royal estate was bought by the Knightley family in 1415 and the original hall was built in 1540 . 

A modern village hall was built in 1976 replacing a First World War army hut , originally purchased and maintained over the years by the Women 's Institute . 

This hall was built in 1861 by the Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds , a Friendly Society , but presented to the village in 1946 . 

The hammer-beamed GREAT HALL was built by James IV in the sixteenth century and was used on occasions for meetings of the Scots parliament . 

The town hall collapsed , sending a cloud of ash and sparks across the square . 

The village hall was a disused chapel bought for the use of the village by Sir Godfrey MacDonald , the local squire at the time , to replace an earlier public hall which was destroyed during the war . 

Mr Ward said his town 's courthouse and city hall were razed in the 1960s to make way for modern buildings . 

But this alliance was followed by others , with more accessible cities , Leontini on the east coast of Sicily , and Rhegion on the straits between Italy and Sicily , on the Italian side ( ML 63-4 ) , probably in about 443 . 

It was unclear to them why St Petersburg should promise the Turks assistance in return for the closure of the Dardanelles , when closing the straits between the Aegean and the Black Sea was a longstanding Turkish principle . 

Neither we nor the Western world as such would stand by and see the straits of the Persian Gulf closed to international traffic . 

By mid-1991 Denmark was nearing agreement with Sweden on a long-standing plan to bridge the Öresund straits which divided the two countries [ see p. 38402 ] . 

Their favourite sport entails swimming the straits in northern Scotland to better waylay and wreck passing freighters . 

Only four months previously the land had suddenly plummeted into the straits , taking with it a village of some eighty souls . 

These tough little animals used to be swum across the narrow straits ( or Kyles , hence the alternative name ` Kyloe " for the breed ) between the islands and the mainland . 

The Kyle road from Achmore curves round to renew acquaintance with Loch Carron as it passes through the narrow straits of Strome and widens into an estuary . 

The Indonesian government has proposed the levying of a toll on ships passing through the Malacca strait to raise funds to combat pollution in the heavily used seaway . 

And the Indonesian , Malaysian and Singapore governments took steps to implement the planned levy on ships passing through the Strait to help them meet the costs of accidents and pollution [ see ED 56 ] . 

Currently an estimated 1,600 vessels carrying fuels and other hazardous materials pass through the strait annually . 

THURSDAY : Sail north through the straits between the mainland and the east coast of Lefkas to the island 's capital . 

Japan 's vital oil supplies from the Middle East are shipped through the strait . 

Admittedly , Norton-Taylor castigates the food industry as well as the landowners and the farmers -- he spreads his castigation very evenly . 

Rune enquired gently , apparently in no way put out by her castigation . 

Rather sadly , Mr Scargill 's reward for his caring contribution has been a further 837 pit closures and lifelong castigation by a large section of the national media . 

Dr Roy Brown estimates that 12,000 hectares of moorland in the North York Moors National Park is not grazed intensively enough because farmers are reducing sheep flocks . 

Tree saplings ( over 1 metre in height ) are absent from 80% , by area , of the 5,400 hectares of broadleaved woodland in the Snowdonia National Park , virtually all of which is LFA . 

Edouard , there 's twenty-five thousand hectares of olives -- they produce some of the best oil in the region . 

Around four million hectares of grassland are suffering from the invasion of scrubland . 

Some 750,000 black peasant farmers shared 15,000,000 hectares of largely poor quality " communal " land which was being placed under ever increasing pressure by Zimbabwe 's 3.5 per cent annual population growth . 

A 999-year lease by India to Bangladesh of the 1.5 hectare Tin Bigha corridor began on June 26 . 

In any one hectare of tropical forest you may find trees of one hundred different types and each individual may be widely separated from others of the same species . 

A conservative estimate suggests that the principal timber work would have required trees from 2 hectares of oak forest to construct the building , excluding the floorboards . 

Estimates that 11 million hectares of forest are being lost every year have recently been revised upwards to 17 million . 

One programme in the CýoNP0 d'Ivoire resulted in the destruction of 40,000 hectares of natural forest , and its replacement by a badly-managed 30,000 hectare plantation . 

In 1983 the Auvergne had 1.59 million hectares of agricultural land occupying 63% of the Region 's land area and 56,837 farm units . 

Anyone qualifying for HLCAs must occupy at least 3 hectares of eligible land . 

In 1912 it was estimated that since 1886 the Commission had purchased only 60,000 hectares of Polish-owned land and 100,000 hectares of German land in Poznania and West Prussia . 

The government began the transfer on Nov. 2 of 32,000 hectares of land , including parcels in the Cape Province and the Transvaal , to the Bophuthatswana bantustan . 

Erm in realistic terms you can accommodate thirty three hectares of industrial land in the City of York . 

Charles-Henri ( 1740-93 ) , chief public executioner under the ancien rýme , who continued in office during the Revolution , and who carried out the guillotining of Louis XVI . 

So long as East Germany kept its Czech border open , any evacuation of would-be emigrants from the embassy was only a temporary solution , signalling to still more East Germans that a conduit to the West existed . 

The consequences of fire in hospitals and other health care premises can be especially serious because of the difficulties and dangers associated with the emergency evacuation of patients , many of whom may be highly dependent . 

At the time of the Czechoslovakian crisis on Monday 28 September 1938 , there was a temporary evacuation of schoolchildren and hospital patients from London . 

On 3 September , Conrad was obliged to order the evacuation of Lemberg . 

Birkenhead said it was the most difficult decision since the evacuation of the Dardanelles , but that did not help much . 

The evacuation of children called for the development of special services , foreshadowing developments in child care practice after the war . 

Then her body seemed to draw itself together and she began to snap instructions at her bewildered assistant for the immediate evacuation of the Research Centre . 

Molotov was opposed to the evacuation of any Soviet military bases for fear of setting a dangerous precedent which could apply to other similar and more important issues . 

The particular type of emergency to be addressed is the evacuation of population from major potential disaster areas such as the environs of nuclear power stations or chemical works . 

Feb. 22 After second meeting with Gorbachev Aziz announces Iraqi acceptance of Soviet plan ; but Bush ultimatum demands that Iraq begin troop evacuation of Kuwait by midday on Feb. 23 . 

The first one occurred during the German counter-offensive in the Ardennes at the end of 1944 , when Eisenhower ordered preparations for the evacuation of Strasbourg , which had only just been liberated by Leclerc 's Armoured Division . 

Since the human evacuation of the Chernobyl area , Pripyat Marsh , on the flightpaths of varieties of waterfowl that winter in southern Europe , has become a sanctuary for vast numbers of migrant birds . 

He 's asked John Major to order a massive Dunkirk-style evacuation of refugees by aircraft carriers . 

The hoax call caused widespread traffic chaos and more than 5,000 employees were involved in the evacuation of the buildings . 

A BOMB scare in Edinburgh 's city centre caused the evacuation of 150 civil servants from a Scottish Office building yesterday . 

Bosnian Serbs had insisted on the evacuation of Serbs from Tuzla as a condition for allowing aid convoys into Bosnian Muslim towns and the evacuation of Muslims from Srebrenica . 

There was no evacuation from the company town of Pripyat , where 50,000 people lived , for more than 36 hours . 

The very last inscription is that of President Beshara al-Khoury of Lebanon , who in 1946 recorded the evacuation from Lebanon of what he supposed to be the last foreign troops . 

For it was from a network of tunnels beneath the castle , dating from Napoleonic times , that Admiral Ramsay master-minded the evacuation from Dunkirk . 

It was Jo 's memories of her war-time evacuation from London to foster homes in the country which stimulated her first work in phototherapy . 

It speculated that some 20,000 deaths might have come about during the forced evacuations from Moslem villages , and estimated that the Bosnian Serbs had already largely completed their plans for the creation of homogenous Serb-populated areas . 

In Sarajevo , UN officials said they hoped to begin medical evacuations from the besieged city soon . 

We soon came upon a fascinating group of ancient dwellings , all that remained of the old village where the last inhabitants of Rona lived in primitive conditions and awful isolation until their final evacuation in 1844 . 

AFHQ 's response came at 1857 hrs that afternoon [ KP 228 ] : " Agree all Yugoslav nationals in Eighth Army Area to be returned unless involves use of force , otherwise evacuation to Distone ( Italy ) in accordance with FX 77268 of 17 May . " 

After several more paragraphs stating that any Yugoslavs " who can not be disposed of " on these conditions should be retained until arrangements can be made for their evacuation to Italy , an additional " NOTE " refers back to para ( i ) : " There was considerable discussion upon the interpretation of the term " use of force " . 

They chatted for a while longer , then Mrs Lennox and Susan set about packing , getting ready for the next day 's evacuation . 

Once it was clear that the room could not be held , he would order its evacuation , men leaving two at a time by the far window . 

It is likely that this will elicit further complaints from the remaining villagers and may result in their eventual evacuation . 

The war came nearer and my family went with the last train out of Maymyo , with hundreds of Anglo-Burman mothers and children proceeding northwards to Shwebo or Myitkyina for air evacuation to Assam . 

INFORMATION needed on the following American aircraft serving with the RAF in the Burma campaign , for air observation , communication and casualty evacuation purposes . 

The helicopter evacuation is the only possibility of getting anywhere near it . " 

The radiation levels could necessitate evacuation for weeks , months or longer , even for people up to 50 km from the reactor site . 

The implication in the complaints of many hosts that urban working-class life was degrading was further refuted by the evidence of the effect of evacuation on the children 's health . 

According to the reports an explosion caused by staff negligence had destroyed a nuclear waste dump , spreading radioactive particles downwind of the Kyshtym plant for over 100 km and necessitating the evacuation of more than 10,000 people . 

The weakening of family ties during the war -- through death , evacuation , and executions -- led to many youngsters becoming accustomed to wandering as regimental camp-followers in Tsarist , White , Red , or guerrilla bands . 

Even during the evacuation -- more than 180,000 people were moved -- most of them were not told what had happened . 

On 13 December , the Stony Stratford Ambulance left for Mudros ; five days before the final evacuation , the unit suffered 30% casualties . 

The picture comes to mind of Miss Havisham in Charles Dickens ' Great Expectations sitting in her wedding dress for many years waiting for the groom who will not come . 

` I came in to buy a pretty dress for Peach , " sniffed Amelie , ` my poor little girl . " 

Welcome back : Coming up soon , the man who designed the wedding dress for the Princess of Wales turns his attention to a new generation of the fashion-conscious . 

For a moment she stood uncertainly at the entrance to the marquee , the simplicity of her dark long dress in elegant contrast to the exotic fancydress all around her . 

Fiona chose a short dress in a pale pink shade called blush made of silk dupion decorated with pearls and sequins and with a bustle at the back , a creation by designer Marianne Jessica . 

` The Princess Royal would look elegant wearing a pastel pink or champagne dress in wool crepe , just skimming the knee , and a smart jacket , " says Tomasz . 

He went on to make the Queen 's wedding dress in 1947 and her Coronation gown in 1953 . 

I 'll announce my departure over dinner , Shiona decided , as she slipped into a pretty blue dress in her room and combed back her mane of bright auburn hair . 

Sarah had spruced herself up ; she wore a long , royal-blue coat ova a blue dress of some silky material and she had a blue cloche hat pulled down over her straggling grey hair . 

Iskandara had changed into an afternoon dress of soft black wool with huge puffed upper sleeves and rows of little jet buttons down the bodice . 

Jenna changed into a soft woollen dress of dark blue and tied her hair back in a band . 

Athelstan suddenly wondered what she would look like in a bright dress of scarlet taffeta rather than the dark browns , greens and blues she always wore . 

And when they lay me in my wedding dress on that table , I 'll have my revenge on him ! " 

She took a step into the room and noticed a dark red dress on the sofa . 

Caramel silk dupion dress with embroidered ribbon bows by Phillipa Lepley ( Brown Bow £1,850 ) , earrings by Elizabeth Edema ( £12 ) 

Lemon silk poult dress with pearl beaded detail on bodice by Margaret Curran ( Lemon , £900 ) , earrings Butler and Wilson ( £32 ) 

Pirouetting in the beaded chiffon dress with its daring low back , she gazed questioningly at him . 

Eventually she bought a maroon dress with a crocheted collar and a matching bolero which hid a small repaired split under the arm . 

In the kitchen , Aunt Margaret sat in her grey dress and vicious collar , sewing at the greek tunic with the finest of stitches . 

He did n't reply , so she stooped to take the hem of her silk dress and pull it over her head with one swift movement . 

She was sitting on her heels with a pin in her mouth , eyeing me with pity as I stood yet again in my mother 's wedding dress . 

Claudia dressed in a dark green cotton dress clasped round her slender waist with a broad yellow belt , drank a cup of coffee and opened her neglected post . 

White feather dress and black gloves by Helmut Lang from Maria Luisa , 2 rue Canbon , Paris ; rings by Judy Blame from the House Of Beauty And Culture , 34-35 Stamford St , London N1 

His wife Susan was as short as he was tall , and looked uncomfortable in an emerald-green satin dress held on both shoulders by huge satin bows which flapped like startled birds in the breeze . 

There was room for the more exotic creations and the star attraction was one of David Emanuel 's latest designs -- a lilac silk organza wedding dress . 

Red fake fur dress by Caroline Harris ; rings by Jean Paul Gaultier from Junior Gaultier , Newburgh St , London W1 ; brown shoes by Azzedine Alaia , 27 Fulham Rd , London SW3 

It was later that evening that he took a white muslin dress out of the bag with which he had returned from Paris and asked me to wear it as a nightdress . 

She stumbled to her feet , wiping her hands uselessly on her tattered dress before holding them out . 

Following her normal routine , she had changed out of her show glitter back into a long and relatively modest black evening dress before slipping back into the main section of the club . 

And at that moment Faye herself came into the lounge , in a pretty sleeveless floral dress gathered loosely into a low waist below the growing bulge of the baby . 

He quirked a dark brow , his eyes lingering with open appreciation on her slim figure in the silky pale green dress , and Fran felt the first whisper of heat run along her veins . 

At least it started that way , then the sharkskin dress was rubbing against me and other things began to seem far away . 

Imagine a robin with white hair and spectacles , wearing a black silk dress and frilled apron , and you have a picture of the housekeeper at Upmeadow Farm . 

They let me wear a maternity dress then , because I had n't worn one up till then . 

Laura wore a long , grey satin dress with a big bow which was especially made for her in a more girlish style than she normally allowed herself . 

Wearing a dress of soft blue wool which enhanced the startling beauty of her eyes , Sophie went to ask Joanna 's opinion . 

Obediently , Martha studied the image of a glassy-eyed young white woman in a long white dress and tiara . 

A young woman in a spotted dress exposes her breast in a surprised and friendly way , while another , gawky and perplexed , lies on a primitive bed as if wondering why she is there . 

She was in a short , lightweight dress and her legs swung rather beautifully -- there was a lot of them to swing . 

Over the back of one of the chairs hung a blue and green flowered dress , a green coat , long wrist-buttoning gloves . 

She had dressed very carefully in a plain white cotton shift dress with scoop neckline , short sleeves , and flat silver sandals . 

So it was duly arranged , and Uncle William and Aunt Sarah took their little niece for baptism at their recently-rebuilt Zion Chapel in Frome in 1817 , just across the road from the Badcox Lane Baptists . 

A Roman Jew of the mid eleventh century was inspired to baptism by Pope Leo IX , and took the Christian name of Leo . 

It was a difficult baptism for new Lancashire champion Greg Helsby of Grange Park , St Helens . 

This gold-covered oak cask was given by Charles to the Saxon chieftain Wittikind as a gift when he finally surrendered and accepted baptism in the year 785 . 

Their son was brought for baptism in the parish church on 30 December , his godfather , a local man called Samuel Taylor , providing the child with two distinctive names . 

Hence the importance of repentance , faith , baptism into the messianic community , and the reception of God 's offer of forgiveness and the Holy Spirit . 

It has been the setting for the marriages of numerous MPs and the subsequent baptism of their offspring in its Welsh marble font . 

Accordingly , he begins his Gospel with the story of the baptism of Jesus . 

He assisted at the baptism of Henry 's daughter Eleanor in 1161 and at the translations of dukes Richard I and II at Fécamp in 1162 and of Edward the Confessor at Westminster in 1163 . 

When the time came for the baby 's baptism , Elizabeth still had not recovered her former vivacity . 

Identification of this group opens up the problem of the date of the king 's baptism , and by extension the chronology as well as the interpretation of the second half of his reign . 

Whatever we think about child baptism , it did reflect a serious interest in the role of the family in bringing up children . 

Then he invited me to a gypsy baptism which was to be held that night in the suburb of Vallecas . 

Geneva was still technically under the Holy Roman Empire where the Justinian code allowed burning for those who denied either infant baptism or the divinity of Christ . 

While churches may differ in their understanding of the timing and mode of water baptism , they must emphasise the decisive spiritual reality depicted by the sacrament . 

It was sometimes described as Congregationalist and sometimes as Baptist and did not insist on adult baptism . 

Our Roman Catholic friends already recognize our common baptism into Christ . 

Avitus places Clovis 's baptism in the aftermath of the liberation of a " captive people " ; the only group which can easily be described in these terms are the Gallo-Romans of Aquitaine . 

Finally , after conjuring up an image of the royal baptism , he exhorts the king to further the cause of catholicism , while praising his recent action of freeing an unnamed captive people . 

Secondly ( and relatedly ) the Gnostics tended to deny significance to the sacraments of baptism in water and eucharist . 

During the feed-back session , it was clear that the parishes approached the sacrament of baptism in many , different ways . 

Some parishes contained chapelries or chapels-of-ease , which may or may not have had independent rights to perform baptism , marriage and burial ceremonies . 

But once they had received baptism , the existence of such superficially Christianized people ceased to present any challenge to the self-confidence of a Christian society . 

You great big beautiful bird : Roast turkey with Claudia Roden 's flavoured butter and stuffing 

And bless him , it is delicious , his sardine butter , and marvellously cheap and quick . 

PUT the cranberry sauce , brandy butter and cream into serving pots or jugs , cover and place in the fridge . 

Concerning the world shortage of cocoa butter , this is partly due to the increasing popularity of milk chocolate which , in manufacture , requires added cocoa butter . 

Lift the steaks , very carefully , on to a wide sieve , colander , or wire grid placed over a dish so that the cooking butter drains away . 

But , with Piers there , she watched instead as they worked together , Simone quickly preparing the garlic butter , and making the salad dressing as he chopped the lettuce . 

Pour the mushrooms and garlic butter over the beans and toss gently . 

In his Topographical Account of Cunninghame , compiled about 1600 , Timothy Pont recorded -- ` This part of the country yields a great deal of excellent butter but especially the parishes of Stewarton and Dunlop . " 

Sometimes the ghee ( clarified butter ) which was offered to pour over the plain rice was kept there along with big spoons for dishing up . 

Finally , make sure that the layer of melted clarified butter with which the pots are covered is sufficiently thick to seal the contents completely . 

Then seal the pots with a layer of just-melted clarified butter . 

If we eat out my favourite meal is oysters and caviar followed by asparagus with melted butter . 

Words from the letters banged about in Thérèse 's head , just above her eyebrows she pictured them , as she dripped melted butter from the little saucepan on to the yellow puddle of egg yolks . 

Lucy 's grease , however , was a mixture of beeswax and rancid butter . 

` It was a mixture of rancid butter and raw Irish whiskey , I believe . 

If possible , use unsalted or only very slightly salted butter . 

Anne and Elizabeth arrived with an armful of baguettes hot from the baker , a basketful of ham , garlic sausage , pýtý and several pounds of unsalted butter . 

And then there is that tub of lovely unsalted butter that spreads so well and tastes sooo yummy . 

Mash it or purée it in the blender with an equal quantity of fresh unsalted butter . 

Cream together the butter and sugar in a large bowl and beat in the eggs . 

Mothers who choose this course of action should not drink cow 's milk themselves , nor should they eat butter , cheese , yoghurt or soya . 

They rarely ate meat , and rather than consume butter , milk , meat , poultry and eggs , preferred to send any such produce to market . 

Eating a lot of meat , butter and dairy products may give a higher risk of breast and bowel cancer as well as other problems such as coronary heart disease . 

Eat less butter , block margarine , suet and blended vegetable oil -- switch to polyunsaturated margarine and vegetable oils instead . 

She clicked her tongue in the way she does when I eat peanut butter straight from the jar . 

Melt the butter in a large heavy casserole and add the garlic . 

Melt the remaining 3 oz. of clarified butter and pour it , tepid , over the tongue paste , so that it sets in a sealing layer about one eighth of an inch thick . 

He cut two thick slices of bread and spread yellow , salty butter over each one . 

Butter the bread , spread peanut butter on four slices and mayonnaise on the other four . 

Spread the butter over the breast , cover with foil and roast in a pre-heated oven for 15 min per 450 g ( 1 lb ) plus 15 min . 

Now they were seated at the table enjoying cold ham and pickles , fresh-baked bread spread with rich golden butter which Mrs Hendry still made herself . 

She spread butter on to a deliciously aromatic roll , and spread it with honey , adding calmly , ` This is your villa . 

It was a major disappointment for Beasant , who was ready to fly to Italy with Portsmouth for tomorrow 's Anglo-Italian Cup clash against Ascoli . 

Dennis Andries 's European cruiserweight title clash against Akim Tafer of France in Beausoleil last February , has been voted as the EBU 's fight of the year . 

And the disturbances could not strictly be called racial : the most prominent feature was that of violent clashes between young people and the police . 

This led to intense interdepartmental rivalry and antagonism , most clearly visible in repeated clashes between the Ministry of finance and the Ministry of the Interior . 

In the republic of Armenia , more than twenty people died in clashes between Soviet troops and Armenian nationalists . 

The stark three million milestone sparked the most bitter and rowdy Commons clashes for months with John Smith , the Labour leader , accusing the Prime Minister of standing idly by while unemployment soared . 

And the latest clash of pocket-sized titans is Nintendo 's GameBoy versus Atari 's Lynx . 

As the war moved towards amphibious invasions and a clash of continental armies , the Commandos ' numbers increased but there were proportionately fewer involved in small-scale raids . 

There were frequent clashes over the reporting of Northern Ireland , ending with a ban on interviews with members of Sinn Fein . 

He told ITV 's Walden programme the clash over proposals to give the colony greater democracy were ` quite interesting " . 

Talks broke down today between the Soviet and Japanese delegations who have been negotiating over recent territorial clashes over culture-krill-harvesting operations off the island of Sakhalin . 

Early in the new century , agreements to resolve imperial clashes with the old rivals , France and Russia , drew Britain into close association with the anti-German Dual Entente . 

We have records of frequent clashes with the Pharisees over the sabbath and other traditional observances . 

Molby , 30 , can move nearer his ambition of an international recall by impressing Denmark manager Richard Moeller Nielsen during Liverpool 's televised Anfield clash with Blackburn Rovers . 

A follow-up meeting between the movement and the king never materialised , and after the two clashes on the border King Hassan has called off a second meeting . 

New Widnes skipper Paul Hulme leads the side into tonight 's First Division clash at Hull KR hailed as ` another Ellery Hanley . " 

Other sections moved to release blockaded army bases in Croatia and to mobilize bases in Bosnia-Hercegovina , where the movement of the armed column sparked off local clashes in protest . 

There were clashes in Sarajevo , the Bosnian capital , and surrounding areas and in the north-western region around Bosanski Brod ( mainly between Serbs and Croats ) . 

The Spanish royals revealed their clash over bullfighting in interviews with Selina Scott . 

Peter Winterbottom is relishing Saturday 's Twickenham showdown between the Barbarians and Australia , and in particular the titanic clash of ` two of the most ferocious head-on tacklers I have ever seen " . 

Apart from perturbation in Washington concerning the uncertain consequences of border clashes , the political and economic situation in South Korea gave rise to additional anxiety . 

In August 1942 a violent clash occurred between a small group of armed Falangists and a crowd of Carlists attending a memorial mass for the latter 's war-dead . 

There was no excitement about my first bra -- I even had to pay , because my mum claimed I did n't need one ! 

The media excitement about Enid Blyton and Captain W. E. Johns soon died away . 

His excitement at the prospect of exploiting that potential is palpable , though he has no illusions about current difficulties . 

FOR months now I have been trying to contain excitement at the thought of the compact disc . 

Because of what had happened , some of her excitement at the thought of seeing Czechoslovakia had ebbed . 

When he came to the part about the clip he glanced up , and she saw the flare of excitement in his silvery-green eyes before they dropped once again to the page . 

Cranston repeated , fighting hard to control the excitement in his voice . 

Manufacturers could play on the excitement of a commentary to sell their sets . 

I had lost the excitement of the first Ramble to the Trossachs which had all been new territory . 

But a dry day would bring bigger crowds and add to the excitement of the vital third round of the tournament . 

Elizabeth 's face lit up , as she told him of Martha 's excitement over the clothes sent by Tamar . 

For Andrew , the trip up to London to the awards ceremony attended by the Princess of Wales , was almost overshadowed by his excitement over his first journey on a train up to the capital . 

Travellers might get used to jet-lag in the sense that they learn to live with it , or they might find it progressively more irksome as their initial excitement with travel begins to wear thin . 

Imagine my excitement , therefore , when it seemed recently that I might have stumbled across it in the shape of the Tower House in Malmesbury , Wiltshire . 

Her excitement shone in her eyes as she showed him her sketches . 

Somehow she rose over her excitement , though , and concentrated all she could on the task at hand . 

Glancing up at his face , Cassie saw his expression change , his face darkening and hardening as his mounting excitement and desire seemed to quicken into something uncontainable , threatening , like the tide of an incoming sea , to engulf them both . 

All around there was the electric atmosphere of first night excitement . 

This would normally push up her heart rate but with her pulse already racing due to the alcohol , dancing and general party excitement the increase is not as noticeable as normal . 

He pressed himself back once more against the wall , panting with excitement . 

As Christmas approached , the excitement of preparation began to get through to her . 

You are afraid and full of excitement at thoughts of what you might find . 

For a girl brought up in a Christian Science home there was a certain frightening kind of excitement about medicine , like drink for a teetotaller ; but otherwise she found the work harrowing and repellent . 

He had seen beyond the excitement of being approached for his first book ; he already visualised it on the bookshelves ! 

Perhaps only she knows the journey he has made , from the cocky Jack-the-lad who neglected the discipline of academic study for the raw excitement of Left-wing politics to the measured politician with an answer for everyone . 

Athelstan gasped with excitement and went round to rouse the coroner . 

The highlight of the whole tournament -- almost irrespective of their performance on the field -- will be SOUTH AFRICA 's emergence from the woods , a coming in from the cold which is generating a great excitement . 

We are off and have great excitement fishing up treasure ( fake ) tied to bladders . 

Sometimes , amid great excitement , his mother was in , with guests who drank wine and laughed loudly and spoiled him and Pam . 

Her own intense excitement had given way to a hollow feeling in her stomach and she had been quite unable to eat for several days . 

He was now a very effective reader of his own work -- his theatrical instincts were here most valuable and , as Edmund Wilson noted , he could communicate a feeling of intense excitement to his audiences . 

Amid intense media excitement and stringent security Mandela was given a tumultuous ticker-tape welcome in New York where he received the freedom of the city . 

The advertisements appeared in Novoye Russkoye at the weekend , causing a buzz of excitement in the Soviet expatriate enclave of Brighton Beach , also known as Little Odessa . 

Of all the journalists who made the pilgrimage to Dovercourt , the team from the BBC caused the greatest excitement . 

The finding of the " goat " has caused particular excitement , since i is one of the few large mammals to have been discovered this century . 

Overjoyed at the prospect , she found it difficult to conceal her excitement from those around her . 

Neither he nor Peter can conceal excitement at being back in the limelight again . 

What does stand out is that everyone believes that the profession , its standards and its aims , matter , and they all feel an excitement about the job of acting . 

That evening she felt no nervousness at all , just excitement , controlled excitement . 

Of course , it entails extra work , but there is a sense of excitement and children like dressing up . 

I have explained to pupils that I do not know ` the answer " and so I can share the excitement of working out a problem with them . 

Returning to the campuses in a state of excitement , they sensed victory over the authorities , but had to secure the release of their arrested colleagues . 

Seb reached Burford in a state of high excitement only to find that Superintending Constable Aplin was in London . 

The wine was introduced into them by means of fine glass pipettes , though the champagne had to be robbed of its sparkle before it could be persuaded to enter ! 

In broad outline the process involves collecting the embryos into warm ( 37-C ) Hepes-buffered recovery medium containing BSA ( M2 + BSA ) using a flame-pulled glass Pasteur pipette attached to a mouth piece . 

All manipulations are done under a dissecting microscope using glass cavity blocks and glass mouth pipettes ( angled if necessary ) . 

It is possible to inject " free-hand " but , particularly for younger embryos , holding the injection pipette in a Singer manipulator produces a more reliable and steadier motion . 

Injection pipettes are made in exactly the same way as holding pipettes except that they are broken off at a smaller internal diameter . 

Place a microdrop of 1% sodium citrate with an egg on a grease-free slide using a fine pipette . 

Systemic blood was centrifuged for 10 minutes at 4°C and 460 g and plasma aliquoted using sterile individually wrapped transfer pipettes into sterile cryotubes ( three per blood sample ) ( Nunc 363401 , Intermed , Denmark ) . 

The chloroform phase was separated by aspiration with a Pasteur pipette , and the aqueous phase was reextracted with 3 ml chloroform:methanol mixture . 

but i think that that is one of the sports that 's a good healthy way to to move into maturity safely um-hum um-hum

My position on all of these issues is to make sure we do n't intervene until we see more maturity in the marketplace . ''

perhaps a tad derivative of golub , but still an artist of far more restraint and maturity than one might expect of someone her age .

Good reviews , for the most part , for the autobiography of one of hip-hop 's most successful artists : `` An amusing , contemplative memoir '' that paints `` a surprisingly humanistic portrait '' of the crack dealer turned platinum-selling musician ( Kirkus Reviews ) . The tales of his misspent youth and rise to fame are `` eloquently told '' ( Michael Harris , the Los Angeles Times ) . One reviewer splits from the pack and delivers a withering pan : `` [ T ] he ability to sell a lot of records has almost nothing to do with insight or maturity .

Will 's maturity simply arrives one day , like a piece of mail : `` Will could n't recall ever having been caught up in this sort of messy , sprawling , chaotic web before ; it was almost as if he had been given a glimpse of what it was like to be human .

1 spot at the box office and had the second-largest opening ever for a comedy ( behind the recent Austin Powers : The Spy Who Shagged Me ) . Its premise : A thirtysomething slacker adopts a child to demonstrate his maturity to his wary girlfriend .

to manage but it would certainly i think contribute to a person 's responsibility and and sense of maturity um to recognize what other cultures and other countries

that a kid that 's just a question of maturity or is he problem child but teachers are asked to diagnose so much

sure and that 's all part of your of keeping your part of the relationship you know showing the maturity and responsibility to recognize those uh those issues

i think what we saw was a phenomenon of a large number of young people at one time that were of the age of decision without the maturity to handle it

uh because uh it because uh uh i do n't know i think the maturity factor uh uh overcomes the fact that you 've had a gap

an utter hoot '' ( Janet Maslin , the New York Times ) . With a voice `` like Truman Capote on Seconal '' ( Dave Kehr , Daily News ) , Adam Sandler regresses from the borderline maturity of The Wedding Singer back to his trademark sweet , addled , violent character -- this time in a formula sports-loser-turned-sports-hero flick aimed at the fraternity /junior-high-school crowd .

What I do know is that the story made for a fun read : A 35-year-old Londoner named Rob with the maturity level of a high-school junior dumps his girlfriend and retreats to his pathetic job in a music shop .

-- Monica lacked the maturity to balk at the magazine 's tasteless choice of props .

She could not have known that messing around with the president meant losing the likelihood of economic independence when the day comes , as one hopes it will , when she finally achieves the emotional maturity to take care of herself .

Here 's what they 've forgotten -- Rembrandt , van Gogh , Spinoza , hydraulic engineering , silver skates , Boswell 's education , ( I was sure there 'd be many a smartass remark about his law school days ) , treat , courage , uncle , rub , elm disease , those damned Spanish Hapsburgs , that crazy Protestant Reformation ( the long hair , the beads , the -- oh , wait , Woodstock again ) , the seizure of Sumatra , the wars with England and their possible connection to the death of Christopher Marlowe ( who never got to see Gwyneth Paltrow naked , but might have if only he and she had been at Woodstock ) , and the nation 's new maturity in 1952 when it took its place among other great nations as a member of the European Coal and Steel Commission .

It is possible for such sentiments of approval of this past to coexist with abhorrence for most current acts of violence . 

The private delicts of one group may well be public crimes in another society , or acceptable social behaviour in a third , especially when the abhorrence of certain social behaviour wanes over time . 

It is possible that juries would prefer to convict of murder in such cases so as to register their abhorrence of the defendant 's activities in general . 

Justin held in abhorrence the Gnostic mixing of myths and cults to make an unpalatable bouillabaisse of religions . 

Although qualitative data , which are far more subjective , are usually preferred by teachers , there is still a very strong abhorrence of any attempt at output measurement because it is perceived as inaccurate or misleading . 

Since I 've done most of the really sexy west-coast mountains it 's time to start exploring the interior of the Cairngorm range , especially now I 've overcome my abhorrence of the ski-77tows and scone consumers . 

The legal system is still not reflecting public abhorrence of rape . " 

In all countries the poor are more national than the rich , but the English working class are outstanding in their abhorrence of foreign habits … . 

But it demonstrated the abhorrence of terrorism by all decent people . 

The Federation of Rural Workers , FTC , manifests its abhorrence of the oppression to which women are subjected in all of Latin America . 

This is the ( non-forward-looking ) notion that punishment is justified simply because it is the expression of society 's abhorrence of crime . 

Some would argue that the answer is the Western interest in oil , that the United States and Britain cynically exploited moral abhorrence at Saddam Hussein 's behaviour . 

Many people dislike its close connection to industrialisation , and would concur with George Gissing 's abhorrence of machinery , expressed in 1895 in his novel , Eve 's Ransom . 

In March 1990 , the Secretary of State for Wales vehemently denounced rates and said : " If there is one thing which unites Conservatives everywhere it is our deep and abiding abhorrence of the rating system . 

DUBLINERS turned out in strength last night to show their abhorrence of the IRA 's violence and to demonstrate solidarity with the bombing victims of Warrington . 

Lilian Hatton 's got more coats than a perishing film star but she has to go and spend thirty quid on a new outfit for Pertwee 's wedding . 

` What about asking Albert 's to set you up with a really quiet-looking business outfit for New York ? 

Then that was changed in a big-money deal with Cotton Traders for a pyjama outfit for the World Cup . 

She would stand in the door of her enormous closet in a thick velour robe and choose her outfit for the afternoon . 

Later , in my cabin , I treated myself to a long , languorous Omnipure sauna before turning at last to the task of choosing my outfit for the meeting with the Emissary . 

She skipped lunch in order to go shopping , spending some of her carefully hoarded wages on a new outfit for the occasion . 

` Excuse me , " said Dolly , ` but a girl do n't buy a new outfit in five minutes . 

At Ipswich 's Clouds boutique she chose a soft , elegant three-piece outfit in shades of apricot by Italian designer Crimson . 

For the loyal Reds follower choose her wedding outfit in the team colours a dress with red bodice and white crinoline skirt topped by white bowler hat and veil . 

The Clothes Show Magazine team invited Alison to show us some of her favourite outfits , as well as a selection of clothes that Betty wears . 

But Henry , on the other hand , was still attired in his clerical outfit , and as he came in licking his fingers Charles cried at him , ` Are you still eating , man ? " 

In Olympic year there was some fuss made by the Women 's AAA about my outfit . 

She became aware that her beige Sunday suit was looking a trifle out of fashion , compared with Mrs MacDonald 's burnt-orange outfit , and this confused her still more . 

` Where did you get the Hell 's Angels outfit ? " he asked , then he realized what he 'd said . 

Jock in his Superman outfit took the stage and welcomed the audience to Writers Internationale . 

` And what made her run his mother in to Dublin to change her wedding outfit , a woman , moreover , who 'd blackened the character of her beloved grandfather . " 

Main picture : Pat with Orlando , 10 , and Camellia , 5 , in her favourite fairy outfit 

He turned as Thessy struggled aboard with a heavy scuba outfit . 

` LET'S do some fashion photography for LINK " they said , ` With some Ipswich employees modelling summer outfits " . 

` Because I ran your mother into Dublin to get a new wedding outfit . 

His shooting uniform of olive greens and tweeds as tribal as the black Sunday outfits of the Lewis churchgoers . 

Tara 's 11 scene-stealing outfits by designers such as Dior and Lacroix , make every entrance a show stopper . 

She simply donned a flowing outfit by Amanda Wakely , stepped out … and skirted neatly round the problem . 

` Why do n't you hurry and put on that new outfit before Tom comes ? " 

I shower quickly , spend some time painting my eyes , and select an attractive outfit to the best of my ability , given my makeshift twist of clothing . 

Florian boasted , bored when ignored , glancing indifferently at Maria 's outfit before growing exuberant . 

This not only kept the suit in good condition and therefore prolonged its life but also provided him with a smart outfit always ready at short notice , as now . 

Some people supply their own outfits while others use clothes from the studio wardrobe in a session which aims to project three different images . 

He had bought them in Sýo Paulo and they were the most expensive item of the outfit , except for the shoes , and he had had to go to a theatrical costumier for those . 

So many people were interested in the bridal outfits that staff at the Liphook shop are thinking of extending into the hire business for formal special occasion wear . 

Sometimes it 's only the character 's outfit -- for instance Indiana Jones 's battered hat and jacket -- that gives them away . 

After all , it was a home-made outfit she first wore as a 14-year-old . 

You should have worn a coat over that dress -- the night 's not warm enough for an outfit like that . " 

Draped in a red feather boa , she playfully cuddled her quintet of dancers , all of whom were dressed in Sailors outfits . 

Dress your child up in a clown outfit and paint on a sad face . 

A young girl , no more than eighteen months old , dressed in a pretty pink outfit , was playing with some fallen leaves . 

As if to prove it , his eyes were snared by a girl dressed in an outfit made of pink towelling . 

There was a hotel built by the Catholic priests where local village girls would turn up dressed in outrageous outfits copied from old French fashion magazines . 

The men were dressed in flashy golfing outfits which looked brand new . 

The men stir earlier in Glasgow ; and the women have more brassy outfits . 

Miss Lavant looked great in all the different clothes she had , her scarlet outfit and her green and her blue , the beautiful buttercup thing she was wearing today . 

Now it is coming up to winter I have a lot of black and white outfits . 

Our experts emphasised Norma 's dark eyes with make-up and a new hairstyle , above , completing the look with an elegant outfit , below left 

` My entry for the show consists mostly of young sports clothes , and I do n't have to tell you Dana looks her best in formal outfits . " 

` Nothing -- except that your mother asked me to have a look at her wedding outfit before I go . 

In yesterday 's opening ceremony they wore one of the most striking two-piece outfits which put them in the running for the ` elegance " award for the best dressed team . 

One of Henry 's PR girls , almost wearing a cutaway schoolgirl outfit , showed him his table . 

At a photographic session , she will wear a figure-hugging leopard print outfit of cross-over top and skin tight leggings . 

But ask state workers where they buy their new outfits , be it of traditional African cloth or stylish jeans , and the answer is likely to be Rock Santeiro . 

The man was stooped over the sign in a ragged butler 's outfit with trousers that were too short , exposing his white ankles . 

Designer gowns from Hollywood Dreams , silk dresses from Andrea Wilkins , beautiful bridesmaid outfits from Sallie Bee and others , are all at Premiere Bridal Wear , although a complete design service is available . 

Santa outfits can be hired from Angels , Shaftesbury Ave , London , W1 

I love Betty 's outfits -- the clothes I wear have got to be out of the ordinary . 

And for the important State Gala she donned an outfit she had worn only last week at the Queen 's 40th Anniversary celebrations and before that on the Nigerian tour in 1989 . 

The person who helped squeeze her into this skin tight outfit has left the building and no one else can help her get out . 

Her scarlet and green plaid outfit made him want to avert his eyes . 

Nearby , a couple of local tourist sights , on all the package excursions , have curiosity value but little else .

Even when these sights are bustling with visitors you 're likely to find them compelling .

Opulent , old-fashioned theaters such as those in Cienfuegos , Camagüey , and Matanzas , not to mention Havana 's magnificent Gran Teatro , are sights in their own right .

Even so , most visitors only pass through Jinan on their way to such traditional sights of Shandong as the holy mountain Taishan ( see page 163 ) and Qufu , the birthplace of Confucius ( see page 195 ) .

But it 's true that by the 1950s , when MoMA purchased one of Monet 's boldest big panel paintings ( which later burned in storage ) , Monet was no longer viewed as merely a safe painter of pretty suburban sights .

Central Paris is surprisingly compact , and most hotels are close to many of the sights .

Himeji 's magnificent castle is unquestionably one of the region 's `` must-do '' sights .

One of the most impressive sights on your trip will be the rivalry of the Canadian Pacific and Canadian National railways in action : endless trains of freight wagons , pulled and pushed often by two engines at either end for the tougher stretches , snake through the canyons on opposite banks of the river .

Most historic buildings , museums , and traditional sights are located in the capital .

And within easy travelling distance of the city are the other major sights of the Dead Sea region .

Israel is a small country , measuring just 445 km ( 260 miles ) north to south and 112 km ( 70 miles ) at its widest point , yet it packs in so many sights that you could n't possibly see them all in the space of a two-week or even three-week trip .

At the end of this extended gazetteer , we provide `` Briefings '' on 24 additional cities and sights that are less frequently visited on typical tours .

At these sights , though , you 'll invariably be part of a crowd , especially in high season ( which grows every year ) .

The Marquess of Blandford 's marital break-up has replaced his spell in jail as a subject of public debate . 

WHEN he heard about their break-up , Michael Caine could hardly believe it . 

Helvin says that their break-up was so amicable that she did not move out of this Primrose Hill house for a year after the split ; simply moved upstairs to another bedroom . 

She stopped , on the verge of revealing her break-up with Hugh . 

` You 've already admitted that was the cause of your break-up with Ian White . 

You do n't need to be a member of the Royal Family to know how hard it is to maintain dignity during your marriage break-up . 

The 31-year-old duchess partly blamed her marriage break-up on Andrew 's work in the Navy . 

Arnold has hinted to pals that Mona 's friendship with David Mellor played at least some part in his marriage break-up . 

A survey by the corporation showed that homelessness was increasing because of unemployment , mortgage default and family break-up . 

THE Princess of Wales spoke of her first-hand experience of family break-up yesterday . 

Bear in mind that money is one of the main causes of marriage break-up . 

` The Royal Family are no different from any other family going through the strains of marriage break-up . 

These elements were inspired by his own experiences during the break-up with Sandra after she had suffered a bad LSD experience in her search for enlightenment . 

The therapist pointed out the parallels between the two situations : how he had reacted badly to the break-up of his parents ' marriage , and now similarly to the end of his relationship with his girlfriend . 

Until then McEnroe , under intense pressure because of the break-up of his marriage to Tatum O'Neal , had kept his notorious temper under control . 

The final and irrevocable break-up of the marriage had n't helped the kid 's personality any , and naturally enough parental guilt was fully taken advantage of . 

OUTSPOKEN DUP politician Sammy Wilson has revealed how politics contributed to the break-up of his marriage . 

He is harsh and shows little pity in dealing with the fallen angels and his exclamation that his son will be exalted resounds with a rather curt and slightly arrogant ring . 

Mrs Browning gave an exclamation of astonishment -- a great breathing-out and almost a groan that came with it -- and Mr Browning simply stared at her in disbelief . 

This news was greeted with smiles and exclamations of approval . 

Summertime Kirchberg echoes to the splash of children in water , laughter on the tennis courts and the exclamations of walkers as they discover another tranquil vista . 

He drew in his breath sharply and made a soft silent exclamation of surprise . 

For once , her imagination had failed her , stifled by the chorus of predictable questions , the exclamations of wonder and admiration , the admonitions of anxious parents to over-venturesome children . 

The muffled exclamations of horror continued , accompanied by the sounds of another bar being removed and the rattle of a key . 

She made contact and heard an exclamation of pain and then her arms were pinioned behind her and she was powerless . 

` I love you , " she whispered under the din of other people 's exclamations about the phenomenal machine . 

After a loud exclamation about the electricity being back on , I was informed electricity was not needed for the phones to work . 

Just as I realised that we would have to abort our manoeuvre in view of the ship 's overhanging davits there was a loud exclamation from the man on deck , " I say , Cynthia , the captain 's got a blasted parrot on his shoulder . " 

That had been in a train like this one , a Jubilee train heading northwards , and Jarvis could clearly remember the man 's despair , his shouts and exclamations in a language no one understood . 

At the close of Mass on feast days , Rosalba usually liked the lingering and the chat , the exclamations over new babies , new ribbons , new illnesses , old illnesses , the mutterings about swindles and scandals , policemen and bosses , the rumours of change , the curses and complaints . 

A rosy-cheeked , motherly-looking woman , as small and wiry as the innkeeper , bustled forward , adding her exclamations to those of her husband . 

The breeze carried her exclamation to the man who strode towards her . 

I was embarrassed by my exclamation ; it sounded like a yelp of boyish enthusiasm . 

However , Matilda did n't appear unduly shocked , despite her horrified exclamation . 

George Grindal , after his exclamation , was quiet for a long time -- all the time Lucy was pouring and serving the coffee . 

With a low , shuddering exclamation he reached to switch off the light , letting the moon illuminate the room with its pale brilliance . 

There were congratulations and awed exclamations on every side . 

There were excited exclamations at the sight of the returned Emily and they flocked round her desk to welcome her back and pass on the gossip of the preceding week . 

This question led us off into the usual calculations that take place on these occasions , sprinkled with the odd exclamation of ` No ! " , 

The church then came to the Order of the Shod Carmelites who built a monastery and rebuilt the church from 1723-38 . 

For over 200 years , in the late Byzantine period , Serbia was strong and influential and built many monasteries and churches before succumbing to the Ottoman Empire . 

The monks revealed his hiding place when the rebels threatened to burn the monastery . 

The Jesuits came to Madeira in 1569 and started to construct a church , monastery and college . 

If so it was probably destroyed in the year 676 when Aethelred laid waste Kent , destroying the churches and monasteries and slaughtering the local population . 

He rode with them to London but the end result was the same : the monastery was ransacked and destroyed , and Adam Sedbergh was executed at Tyburn in 1537 . 

By the time the British , the Americans , and the ultimately successful Rifs from North Africa had made their assaults , the monastery was almost completely destroyed for the third time in history . 

They toast her ` engagement " and Harriet 's deal in red wine out of tall crystal goblets . 

High on the moorland wilds , ancient travellers told of meeting with a mysterious stranger who would offer them a golden goblet of wine . 

Of the mysterious stranger and his goblet no more was heard until , perhaps , a strange chance discovery early in the last century . 

Corbett turned away and picked up the goblet , tasting the full red flavour of Bordeaux . 

The goblet was of unknown material , unusual colour and of unfamiliar shape : it was presented to the King . 

The Romans believed the amethyst prevented drunkenness and used to drink out of goblets studded with these purple gems . 

He presented the Bishop , from the parish , with a crystal goblet engraved with the symbols of the two dioceses . 

If these men thought of anything they were longing for plates of hot food , goblets of good strong English ale , and clean soft beds , with a willing wench to share with them . 

After a moment , he picked up his water goblet and rinsed his mouth , then spat the rinse back into the glass . 

He steers himself into the current of warm air rising above the chandelier , and is carried effortlessly upwards , past floors where people are sitting at little tables and eating ice-cream out of metal goblets . 

When a servaton finally appeared , I ordered a goblet of the fuming Paoostyc liquor called Old Sunburst , raised my mask just enough to gulp it , then ordered two more . 

He smiled at Riven 's roving stare and raised his goblet in salute . 

Sir John stretched over and , despite the hour , filled his wine goblet completely to the brim . 

The boy hurried away , rubbing his flaming cheek , as Gaveston sipped from the goblet . 

The awards will be presented at the House of Sport on October with each category winner receiving an engraved Wassail goblet donated by sponsors Tyrone Crystal . 

Athelstan waited until the slattern had served them with goblets of wine . 

By the end of the century industrialization uncoupled fertility and population growth from its Malthusian connection with the price of grain and real wages . 

The British Publishers Association 's figures for the retail value of the UK book market indicates a growth from £2.2 billion in 1988 to £2.4 billion in 1989 , an increase of 9.1 per cent . 

The growth in Japan 's broad money supply slowed to 4.9% in the year to March ; its narrow-money growth quickened to 1.7% . 

The growth in knowledge of organic chemistry after the Second World War and the subsequent introduction of chemical nitrates , pesticides and hormones to promote intensive farming both of land and livestock has led to immense environmental difficulties . 

There was a darker side to the growth of Arab-American consciousness . 

The table shows the growth of Japan 's patent power through the 1980s . 

The more important contribution of large firms in terms of investment or technical change was evident , but large and small firms alike shared in the remarkable growth of output . 

" Some problems are associated with the lack of economic development , but many others are exacerbated by the growth of economic activity " . 

The UK Labour Party has issued a five-point plan for tackling the growth of cases of asthma . 

More simply , the similarity transformations can be seen to describe the growth and form of mollusc shells ( Figure 3b ) . 

He emptied a bottle of champagne into the Commanding Officer 's silver tankard , and reached for another . 

From one of the voluminous pockets he produced a bottle of Scotch and put it down on the table . 

So the cost of a bottle of whisky that you buy on the plane home from holiday , is made up of both the manufacturer 's price and the airline 's profit . 

The colour lasts up to five washes and a 100ml bottle gives between 12 and 15 applications . 

An a la carte three-course supper for two with a bottle of very drinkable Moroccan red at , say , Le Petit Poucet comes to £10 all in . 

At a cost of one hundred and fifty thousand zlotys , about eight pounds , I buy Elena and Barbara a bottle of ` champagne " . 

` I 've bought a bottle of really nice sherry , and some wine . 

If he added a bottle of wine , the occasion would be quite festive . 

Later that Christmas Gabriel had drunk a bottle of rum watching a pirate film on the television , and she had known then that , really , it was all over . 

They drank a bottle of champagne ( 15s. seems to have been the standard charge at that period , 1s. each for liqueurs ) . 

Last month a coroner recorded a verdict of accidental death on the young Marine , who had drunk four or five bottles of lager and six quadruple or triple glasses of a mixture of whisky and vodka . 

Jennie summed up the problem in an instant and walked along the row pouring a bottle of disinfectant on their injuries , doubling their pain . 

He allowed himself to be filmed on television absent-mindedly pouring a bottle of Petrus into the stew . 

Then he dropped the rest of the portion back on the plate , went to the fridge , poured the dregs of a bottle of wine into a glass and drank it . 

Peter and Nick were sitting on the sofa sharing a bottle of whisky with Sara 's backgammon board between them . 

They shared a bottle of Barolo , then made their way back through the Lanes to the Conference Hall and stood on the sea-front opposite the entrance , watching the arrival of the Great and the Good . 

I wheedled a look out of her after we 'd shared a bottle of wine last night . " 

There is no barman but the hotel receptionist , under duress , rummages a bottle of beer from a tin box and wanders away in search of a glass . 

Even after the Man City pitch invasion against Spurs , they still serve bottles of beer at the burger bar . 

But Mr Onanuga is adamant that he sold Mr Lamont three bottles of Australian wine and two packets of Hamlet cigars for a total of Pounds 18.37 on a Gold Access card . 

Rufus had a bottle of red wine but he was drinking the wine out of one of Hilbert 's brandy glasses . 

Alternatively search out a cellar bar or a ` Heuriger " in the suburbs and order a bottle of wine . 

A fibreglass O2SU Kingfisher replica was also constructed for inclusion on the full-scale battleship Arizona replica being constructed .

To celebrate 70 years of their product , Carnation has produced a model replica of its original 1922 Morris Delivery Van .

Even more encouragingly , a working replica , ` The Iron Duke " was built for the GWR 150 celebrations in 1985 .

She too was staring at the endless duel , but with considerably more excitement than her replica .

John Hurst , the managing director of Deon who make a Ferrari Dino replica , has often had his cars mistaken for the real thing by owners of the genuine article .

But for the rest of us they 've built an exact replica near by at Lascaux Two . "

The original bouquet for this picture was exceptionally large , so I have not been able to reproduce a life-sized replica but instead have scaled it down to fit into a picture frame .

Within this novelettish framework the play veers from loopy comedy to serious moralising , from sub-Wildean epigrams ( some of them quite funny ) to horticultural symbolism . 

Jonathan Swift , for example , produced the following epigram on Stephen Duck 's advancement : 

When I read Ash , I think of the younger Coleridge , reciting with gusto his epigram upon Donne : 

His silence about the authorship of the more famous epigram thus amounts almost to a denial that Simonides wrote it . 

Gow 's work on Hellenistic epigrams has the same qualities as his Theocritus , and like that book will remain an essential instrument of scholarship . 

So far , all the investigations of definitional overlap using the MRDs have been based on one sample of data , which was selected at random from a corpus of business letters . 

The investigation of anything happening directly on the river would normally be the responsibility of the River Police , at least until such time as it might lead to inquiries inland . 

This was prompted by an investigation of a food poisoning outbreak which left forty-three people ill . 

Confirmation of the official safety review came after a n investigation by Channel Four television into the deaths of patients . 

An investigation by the Building Research Establishment a few years ago identified over a thousand different kinds of faults in new homes under construction . 

It all began in the summer of 1990 , when investigations by various groups , including the International Primate Protection League , led to the confiscation , of the orangs at a port in Taiwan . 

I understand that , in view of the allegations about the conduct of Staffordshire special branch officers , the chief constable of Staffordshire has arranged for a full investigation by the deputy chief constable of another force . 

He was still subject to investigation by the Department of Justice . 

Preliminary investigations by Netherlands aviation officials indicated that the disaster , the worst ever in the Netherlands , was probably caused by aircraft metal fatigue stemming from excessive stress and corrosion . 

An investigation by a Commission taskforce into the implications of the single market also concluded that existing systems are inadequate to ensure the protection of the environment . 

Mr Erich Honecker , aged 77 , the disgraced former party chief , is among six ex-politburo members now under investigation for abuse of office , corruption and personal enrichment . 

This , as it happens , has turned out to be fortunate , because her brother is now one of the many public figures in Italy under investigation for corruption . 

More detailed stream sediment surveys are used by the BGS Mineral Reconnaissance Programme ( MRP ) to define smaller areas worthy of intensive investigation for specific targets . 

De Lorenzo , a Liberal who is under investigation for vote-rigging , quit after the arrest of his father on an unrelated corruption charge . 

Summing up , the coroner praised the police for their investigation of what he described as ` a most unhappy and distressing case " . 

A large-scale investigation of health behaviour in Scotland , which is concentrating , initially , on health-related behaviour in a middle aged sample , has recently commenced . 

Although Gates claimed that the incident was an aberration , records showed that there were 1,294 investigations of police brutality in California between 1984 and 1989 , making it second in the country only to Texas . 

No power was given to conduct investigations on its own and it had to advertise in the local press for information to be brought to it . 

But neither of them felt particularly inclined to get back and tell Evelyn the results of their investigation . 

As their investigation progressed , so did their conviction that it was the President himself who was at the heart of the deception . 

` I 've been involved in Howard 's murder investigation , " he said , clearing his throat . 

The police investigation was sparked off in 1991 when a Sheffield woman made a detailed statement to police alleging abuse by the Hanbys while she was in their care as a child . 

After the Johnson saga , FIFA demanded a far-reaching investigation into the misuse of drugs in English League football . 

The theme selected for the research was an investigation into social factors affecting output . 

The Metropolitan police are conducting a major investigation into alleged war crimes . 

Today police began an independent investigation into these allegations . 

AI called for an independent investigation into ` Akkawi 's death and urged Prime Minister Shamir to intervene swiftly to stop torture and ill-treatment . 

It also led to an investigation of whether anything said in that review had been noticed by the author . 

There have been some investigations into determining how fully lexicons derived from machine readable dictionaries are able to cover unseen text . 

And as rats are so abundant ( as many as 5000 may live in a pair 's range ) many will escape the talons of the nocturnal predators . 

But for me , in that garret at Hampton Court , I felt like a rabbit having to choose between the jaws of the fox and the talons of the eagle . 

The victim might have been a crow , a jackdaw , a pigeon , even a pheasant , but it would n't have stood much chance against the peregrine 's talons . 

It 's too heavy for her to carry , so she pulls it to pieces with her beak , holding it tightly in her talons . 

He brought his talons and beak down on the bars with such force that the very Cages themselves shook with the power of it . 

His silver-tipped talons flashed , and then suddenly he looked up . 

` Can we explore with him as far as there ! " they said , pointing their young talons at a clump of dog's-mercury . 

The eagle was clinging with his talons to the wall of the old female 's cage and seemed to be looking into it as if to work out where she had gone . 

She clashed her talons on the bars , brought her beak down on them as well in a way that must have pained her , and swung sideways towards Creggan . 

In addition in the Jurassic there were some truly great coelurosaur types with fearsome talons . 

I 've heard screams from those tunnels , and the sound of moles running , and of talons , cruel talons , scraping on flint , and things I 'll never talk about not ever . 

The face of the creature was pointed , animal-like , goat-like , and there were cruel curving talons protruding from its front paws and curling toes with gristly joints and sharp nails at the back . 

Eight times larger than a lion , the griffin has an acute sense of hearing , and its talons are highly prized for their ability to change colour when they come into contact with poison . 

The eagle still had its talons in the goat , and the goat had its horns embedded in the eagle . 

Her namesake , Jane Austen , she supposed , had found the same , so she invented Darcy and Mr Knightley . 

More than ever he resembled his namesake , the giant Alaskan brown bear , a beast that also rollocks cheerfully through northern waters , sending spray flying with enormous paws . 

He did not die until 1951 , five years after his namesake and distant kinsman , our John Cranko , arrived in England . 

At this village near Wedmore , less well known , perhaps , than its Yorkshire namesake , is one of the few complete surviving windmills in the West Country . 

If Hughie Gallacher was the first Scot to be accused of being drunk in charge of a football then his namesake , Patsy Gallacher , had already gone one better . 

Modelled on its Princeton namesake , it is funded mainly by the state of Berlin . 

Unlike its Scottish namesake , Leven is not by the sea but six miles from it on the main Beverley to Bridlington road , 14 miles from Bridlington and six miles from Hornsea . 

It was not because I was particularly pious , but rather because my namesake , Nicholas Breakspear , had been the only Englishman who had ever become Pope . 

Among the birds to observe , in addition to the park 's namesake , are woodcock , siskin , and goldcrest . 

Unlike Lawrence , but like his elder namesake , Arthur junior was a parliamentarian , and he adventured £300 in the prospective purchase of Irish lands . 

She thought of Juliette and Fernand and their martyred brother , namesake of their hero , and in some indefinable way felt at one with them . 

There is normally a strip on the front cover , about the comic 's namesake , Bunty , and the pranks and scrapes she gets into . 

My namesake , ten-year-old Catherine , who broke her leg while playing , has been taken to Mulago Hospital , formerly a great centre of medical training . 

` My son is rather young to speak with authority , but I believe that if his grandfather his namesake were here , he would agree , too . 

This time the building was in stone and was a simpler edition of its namesake in Kiev . 

Mr Coleman is as diffident as his television namesake , at the microphone , is garrulous . 

Mike Duxbury found his namesake Lee Duxbury wide on the right and the winger cut speedily past Drew Coverdale and beat Prudhoe with ease . 

He is survived by his wife , Brent , and son James -- his uncle 's namesake and the subject of James Taylor 's 1970 song Sweet Baby James . 

and uh pittosporum that used to be the kind of things we could plant all the time you you really take a chance with them freezing

On the positive side , most say the acting is great , and though the film `` does n't take enormous chances , `` it is nevertheless `` extremely satisfying `` ( Denby , The New Yorker ) . Slate 's Edelstein is more positive than most , praising the `` deliciously resonant dual setting : a Catskills summer community to which middle - class Jews from the city migrate to swim and eat and play mah-jongg , and the gathering hippies at nearby Woodstock . ``

He can hardly bring himself to turn away , and sneaks back for another fix whenever he gets the chance .

so you really not making a sizeable profit so it 's not really lucrative to take chances like that you know even though it it does exist

i i do n't think it 's anything wrong for a doctor to refuse to i do n't care about the Hippocratic oath i do n't think they should have to treat a patient with AIDS if they do n't want to you know why take a chance like that doctor in New York that got infected from a patient and you know she ended up i think

uh-huh well the best thing about it is that you can uh try something if you do n't like it shoot move on to something else that 's the way i 've uh looked at the whole thing here i 'll take a chance if i do n't like it i 'll go someplace else do something different

Was there a clairvoyant malefactor afoot , anticipating impromptu presidential movements and converting innocently parked cars to his devices ?

There was no clue as to whether the malefactor was an outraged royalist , ardent republican , apolitical hooligan or simple souvenir hunter .

The justification was to make police patrols more unpredictable to potential malefactors .

Mordovia is the cesspit into which are flushed the malcontents and malefactors of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics .

Apprentices were probably among the significant consumers of the popular literature of chapbooks , broadsheets and the Newgate " confessions " of condemned malefactors .

Samuel Whitbread had extracted a fine of £5 from a malefactor who had been brought up before him in his magistrate 's court ; this became a donation to the infirmary .

It was the utterly excellent Yahweh who told the malefactors to go to hell .

At times the officers of the Crown were worsted by large and desperate bands of armed malefactors .

It was said in a tone of such contempt that Kate felt something inside her break . 

Mary Warnock provides a scathing analysis of the government 's attitude to higher education when she writes of the contempt that the government has for universities and their staff : 

There was a trace of rebellious contempt at the threat of authority . 

` Only male contempt for women as a class perpetuates the present system . 

I have already mentioned my contempt for those who do n't say hello on hills , so as this soul was alone I prepared to greet him or her heartily . 

` Naturally , I arranged for the bill to be sent to Ibrox , " he added , barely disguising his contempt for dull issues like club discipline . 

Despite his pleas to the peasants of the Maramureş to preserve their traditions , Ceauşescu , like for instance Khruschev , had the ex-peasant 's contempt for those still stuck in the rural rut . 

Indeed , one CIA report claimed that she had contempt for her elder son , for she felt he was unworthy of his father , and that she had actually plotted to put Ali Reza on the throne . 

Pascoe was never quite certain just how genuine his superior 's casual contempt for science was . 

His contempt for Wheeler , he feared , was becoming obsessive . 

Mitterrand and Lecanuet portrayed the General 's refusal to campaign as contempt for the democratic process . 

Given his professed contempt for journalists , the importance of this last source was surprising , but all the more revealing about his determination to keep informed and up to date . 

But from the travelling community , there 's open contempt for the police operation and a prediction ; they 'll be back . 

Shortly after shooting them , Conroy displayed utter contempt for his two victims , the court heard . 

There was an icy contempt in her voice , and his face darkened in anger before he gave a faint dismissive shrug of his broad shoulders . 

The contempt of urban , middle-class educators for rural peasants was barely concealed : ` the psychological attitude of the Iranian villagers creates a great obstacle to rural reconstruction " . 

Kylie has never disguised her contempt at being sniped at by critics who dismiss her talents as an actress and as a singer . 

That was the essence of it , Dunbar 's known contempt and resentment for Balliol . 

The thought of their contempt , their disgust and envy , drove her in . 

I hid my contempt and simply said , ` Nevertheless , they want to see everyone . 

“ And this … ” said Valerie Cass , with no attempt to disguise her contempt , “ is my husband . ” 

It forms the basis for contempt on the part of the young and strong for the old and weak , and the increasing fear of human mortality which old age seems to represent so vividly . 

Sir Bernard has nothing but contempt for politically embarrassing journalism . 

It could be argued , in fact , that being indifferent to the consequences of one's actions indicates a high degree of contempt for ( other ) people . 

There was his keen sense of humour ; his hospitality ; his wide knowledge of so many subjects ; his concern for dumb animals ; and his contempt for not so dumb humans . 

On the other hand , can peace really be allowed to depend on the goodwill of people who have already shown their contempt for even basic considerations of humanity ? 

Colin and Eamon Meehan claimed that they were not guilty of trying to buy weapons in the US for the Provisional IRA because their internment by the British in the 1970s drove them insane . 

In May 1940 , her problems were compounded by an evacuation order which transposed Bunce Court from Kent to Shropshire and by the internment of some of its best teachers . 

From 1940 they were joined by thousands of refugees who were keen to serve in some capacity , however lowly , and equally keen to escape internment . 

In 1942 it was he , and not Churchill ( who was away ) , who ordered the wartime internment of Nehru and Gandhi , a move he never regretted . 

In 1941 , the French Police cooperated in the first mass internments on French soil . 

He had been visiting the island since 1935 and during his internment as a prisoner of war he worked up plans to establish an observatory on the island after the war . 

Since the beginning of the war demands had been made for the internment of naturalized aliens , and a spy mania developed . 

The Long Beach Museum of Art in Long Beach , California , initiates the ` New Art : New Visions " programme with an exhibition devoted to a reconsideration of the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II . 

Noguchi tried in vain to construct an earthwork sculpture at a Japanese-American internment camp where he lived voluntarily for a time during World War II . 

Despite his boasts of political eminence in England , the Leader of the British National Socialist Party had a dread of being bundled off to internment in Silesia as an undesirable alien . 

These troops have been fighting TITO up till 8 May , when an armistice was agreed on , and by a subterfuge , they have contrived to cross the Drau and accept internment in British prison camps . 

Many of these were transferred to an internment camp at Long Kesh near Lisburn . 

When war broke out he had to endure four months ' internment as an enemy alien . 

The Group said that a further 20,000 died as a result of their internment out of an overall total of 150,000 NKVD prisoners . 

SECURITY Minister Sir John Wheeler was warned today not to introduce internment to combat the recent wave of terror . 

Both the representation of learning to write as a universal performance hierarchy , and the ordering of the specific items in Profiles of Development are at odds with such studies . 

Jos was wearing yellow leather gauntlets which looked totally out of place in such a decrepit vehicle . 

We were dressed in net leotards covered with silver spangles , our gauntlets and berets too , from top to toe . 

With his hands protected by rubber gauntlets , he passed bucket after bucket of soggy glass fibre wool though the trap door into my waiting aching arms . 

Her gauntlets gripped the cable and her boots sought purchase on the metal upright . 

Fresh from their success they have thrown down the gauntlet to the rest of the Group . 

Lothar , the moment Pippin had joined him , flung down the gauntlet : he alone was to have imperial power , he said , and the interests of his brothers no longer mattered to him . 

The injury was caused by fighting with maces whilst not wearing a gauntlet . 

The team took up the gauntlet thrown down by the Health and Safety Executive and came up with a thorough checklist for the city 's 7 homes . 

They heard the patter of footsteps and a whey-faced maid answered the door . 

They drove in silence , Charlie contentedly puffing on his pipe , the only sounds being the patter of rain on the van roof and the brushing of the windscreen wipers . 

He kept up a non-stop stream of words against the patter of the raindrops beating against the skylight , to Modigliani 's silent exasperation . 

Undecided and still bent over towards her he became aware of the patter of running feet , approaching fast . 

Lambert kept on going and made height as fast as possible , to clear the angry patter of small-arms fire and the explosive stutter of machine-guns . 

Their mean , human activity was discordant , and she moved on , until she could hear only the swish of the trees in the wind , and the patter of falling rain . 

But next instant came the patter of lighter feet and a fist banged on her door . 

He heard the patter of feet behind him and turned , his captive slid from his hands like an eel . 

Outside Julia could hear the patter of rain drops on the back path . 

The racks of bottles glimmered in the thin beam of her torch and she stopped to listen , hoping for the patter of paws , or an answering miaow . 

Except for the sound of feet on the leaves , thick as the patter of heavy rain on the floor of the wood . 

He cocked his head and seemed to listen for a moment to the endless mutter and patter of working moles . 

As I hurried I heard the scrabbling patter of the wolves closing in . 

The memory of lightning flaring between the cracks in the boards and me pushing home the four-inch nails with numb fingers arrived simultaneous with the patter of descending footsteps …

Ducking to put the van between them Maxim ran crouching his soft-soled shoes making the barest patter on the rough but thank God dry paving . 

Children can often help to refill drinking containers for their pets , and bird baths . 

The Argyll had a container for the gravy and was heated either by hot water being poured into a lining around the gravy or by a hot iron that fitted into a socket . 

Tubes of colour laid out tidily ; there were containers for oil and turps , and two jars containing brushes . 

They had claimed containers of worms found in their car had been dug in an unprotected area elsewhere and that they had stopped at the bay to gather mussels . 

The practice is dubious anyway as larger containers of detergent can become contaminated by certain bacteria , often pseudomonads , and act as reservoirs of infection or spoilage . 

There was more gunfire , and containers of sugar and ketchup jumped to pieces on tabletops . 

He had taken a container of 800 barbiturates from his pharmacy and 136 tablets were later recovered . 

This consists of a clear , chemical-resistant tube with a hand-operated plunger inside that draws chemical from their containers . 

When you move your smaller containers around , take a critical look . 

We squatted in the grassy compound and ate sausages and beans straight from their containers -- to save washing up . 

It also took them an hour to assemble in the darkness and likewise they discovered that most of their supply containers were missing . 

Jenny opened the door of her fridge-freezer and took out the ice container . 

They first presented small milk containers ` of the type often provided with coffee in restaurants " , with intact tops , to 16 birds . 

For the first time she saw the red tin container he had been hiding behind his back . 

Choose a heavy feeding bowl which is less likely to be knocked over than a stainless steel container . 

Everything was the same colour -- floor , walls , ceiling , door , the three cylindrical grain containers in the comer . 

Cover the containers with the muslin making certain that there are no small crevices through which the beetles could escape . 

Not only the shining new camouflage clothes , but various shining new containers of tackle . 

A steel container at Oxford Chemicals , Tees Road , Hartlepool , was damaged by fire yesterday . 

Do up the coupling again whenever you need to empty the container . 

They screwed the caps back on to their thermos flasks , and jammed down the lids of their now empty plastic sandwich containers . 

An empty Temazepam container was found next to Mrs Green 's body along with the blood-covered corner of a £10 note . 

Food packaging manufacturer Linpac has marked its announcement of a corporate environmental policy with the introduction of a 50% recycled polystyrene food container . 

Plastic Lunch boxes , food storage containers , etc , may melt if stacked close to the heating elements . 

Reading about the postulated 500-year life span of a plastic food container , in Oddfacts , is anything known about the possible life span of negatives and photographs ? -- A.W . 

Britain spent more than £318 million on glass containers , amounting to some 1.9 million tons of glass , in 1978 . 

A word of warning : do n't use metal containers or sprayers because they can corrode . 

If you save every plastic container that comes into the house -- margarine tubs , yoghurt pots -- there is no need to buy plastic containers for the freezer or proper flowerpots . 

If you drink a good bottle of meth , you get a good hit , like , but up at the hospital , they give you those tiny plastic containers . 

Many such wagons spent long periods hidden away in marshalling yards or being used as storage containers on customers ' premises , practices which the business-led Railfreight sector was understandably keen to eradicate . 

At the end of each evening there will a special prize draw in which you can win Good Food Club annual memberships , cheeseboards , Zanussi cool bags and storage containers and Tupperware cheese graters . 

Water containers daily during spells of dry weather and feed plants weekly 

Steel sand channels for getting out of soft ground , water containers , jerrycans , spare drums of Vickers ammunition , camouflage nets and the crew 's personal kit and weapons had to be stowed . 

When the rain had stopped completely Kāli joined the flow of women making their way towards the stream to refill their water containers . 

She did n't point out that they had to go back the way they had come , and when he reached into the back and handed her a water container she drank gladly . 

Fill the containers with fresh compost before replanting with winter pansies or spring bulbs . 

First half fill a small container with water from the breeding tank . 

Instead he 'd fill his aluminium container and take it back to boil on his small gas cooker . 

4 Spoon into a freezer container and freeze until solid -- this takes about 3-4 hours . 

They carried the bodies in silence across the room and dumped them into the wooden container . 

Fold the whipped cream into the custard and pour into a rigid polythene container . 

Tubs , urns , hanging baskets and even old butler sinks all make ideal containers for flowers and foliage . 

10 Delicate pierced china makes the perfect container for fragrant pot pourri . 

Place the container in the dark in a cool place for 8-10 weeks , checking from time to time to see if the water needs topping up . 

If required , the rootstock can be removed and stored in a container of damp soil or mud , covering it from frost . 

He spilled the large container of orange juice he was holding across the bar towards the spot where X was seated . 

You will also need one or more containers for holding the woodlice while you are testing them . 

In time , perhaps , she would make efforts to conceal her resentment about his ability to make her feel guilty , and he would make efforts to conceal his anguish about the loss of her . 

He turned away , his feeling of anguish at the nothingness of it all overwhelming him . 

She still , after all these years , did not know , and one hand clenched in involuntary anguish at what she thought of as her intolerable betrayal of her brother . 

Manager Graeme Souness 's touchline ban meant he could only watch in anguish from the directors ' box . 

Her fingers tightened on his hands , hearing the anguish in his voice . 

At last he turned to her and he could not have failed to see the anguish in her eyes . 

` We feel very strongly about that and that the law should be changed for future children , so that they should be spared the anguish of separation and no contact at all . " 

But the address underlines the anguish of Her Majesty 's speech after the Windsor Castle fire when she referred to 1992 as her ` annus horribilis " . 

From somewhere in the gloom , accompanied by raucous laughter and much crudity , a young female voice began to groan and then rise , unintentionally mimicking the anguish of a wounded soldier . 

You may imagine the anguish of the people as this was going on . 

He could see no way out and in his anguish he began to think of doing himself in ; the method he would use would have to be quick and simple . 

But the behaviour of Reverend Prentice has only added to his anguish . 

For some the strain of living together without legal ties leads to considerable anguish . 

And Ryan had spent more than one night under the roof with her , she remembered in bitter anguish . 

In the pictures of Belsen , the sheer anguish on the faces of the Tommies contrasts starkly with the indifference of the SS recorded in their cheery souvenir albums . 

He remembers the anguish of disapproval and the comforting security of guardians . 

But last night he insisted he had no grudge against Taylor , even though in his column he openly discussed his innermost anguish at being one of only three England players not to kick a ball during finals . 

LEE SHARPE last night relived the anguish of discovering he had a disease which he feared could not only end his career -- but kill him . 

Segments in D major and B minor accord with episodes of the drama as this unfolds , but two isolated D minor movements underscore Dido 's anguish at being betrayed . 

Joseph , unable to follow the French , waited in anguish , not knowing what was being said . 

It 's been our experience that families , and particularly carers , go through great anguish , much pain and heartache associated with this process . 

At a news conference at the Royal Geographical Society in London , they described the mental and physical anguish of their 95-day trek . 

SHE was once considered one of the world 's most beautiful women , but yesterday every line etched on Britt Ekland 's face told a story of personal anguish . 

What this implies and should express is the field-worker 's moral commitment to his foreign hosts ; this can be the source of much personal anguish and heart-searching . 

This is a peculiarly nasty technique of persuasion , causing great psychological anguish throughout the middle ages and even today . 

Some real research , I suggest , is needed into a condition which , though frequently rib-tickling in retrospect , causes widespread anguish at the time . 

` She felt that would have caused pain and anguish to William and Harry . " 

Whether the cries of anguish for 1991 alone are justified remains to be seen . 

Katherine could feel his anguish , and for the second time that day the tears slid down her cheeks . 

Politicians who objected to Mrs Thatcher and her radical conviction politics suffered the anguish of apparently unresolvable frustration . 

` He was depressed and has suffered a great deal of mental anguish . " 

` It 's only five minutes " walk , " he said , and sure enough , we soon reached the pool at the foot of the waterfall . 

` Ah , mortal , when first I called you to the pool in the Forest , you came swift as a bird -- and I felt then that our souls answered to each other . 

She was too preoccupied by her inner turmoil to fully appreciate the bubbling volcanic mud pools in the weird , lunar-like springs . 

You will often find starfish in pools on the beach , and there are always plenty of gobies and blennies . 

The rain was coming down more heavily now ; the car splashed through pools on the uneven road . 

It can usually be found on banks of channels or around pools on the marshes . 

The king or chieftain would make the offering on behalf of his people and they were thrown into the sacred lake or pool with appropriate ritual ceremony . 

Because of its preference for lower temperatures , this is an ideal plant for the garden pool . 

The family had holidays at Perranporth in Cornwall and if the soldiers fell into a rock pool and were drowned , Michael conducted a funeral service for them . 

In every case they pictured a pastoral place where streams trickled through lush meadows , waterfalls fell into cool , sparkling pools or the sea gently bathed a sandy beach . 

When the water 's been through the reed system it 'll flow back out to the river through established Kingfisher pools . 

On the high flanks of the ridge the thick canopy of the rain forest gave way to slender pines where clear streams plunged from pool to pool over granite boulders . 

At the end of this run the river strikes a high bank and swirls into a deep , clear pool , before swinging right and left , on under the old railway bridge , down towards Neidpath Castle . 

And the little goblin followed Yanek up the mountain until they reached a high , lonely place where a waterfall ran down into a deep pool . 

There is only one route , to the left down the centre of the Vs with the main flow into the deep pool between the old packhorse bridge and the new road bridge . 

They left the dance together and her body was found the next morning in a deep pool of water near a local footpath . 

On our first day we headed for that beautiful beach … but we did n't make it the temptation was too great to lounge by probably the largest and most stunning freshwater pool in the Canaries . 

Coins dropped into a muddy pool are likely to be lost forever . 

The car protested as it settled into muddy pools , heaved itself out , scraped through fields of boulders and crossed innumerable rickety bamboo bridges . 

Beside a muddy pool in a shadow-dappled patch of jungle where faint feeding tracks had finally petered out , he lowered himself onto a fallen log . 

Mating takes place at night in shallow pools in dunes and other sandy areas . 

Then she and her mate build a number of scrapes near shallow freshwater pools or streams in the wild open country of their northerly breeding grounds . 

Miniature waterlilies that may be growing in a shallow rock pool or sink should ideally have all the water drained off their crowns and then be protected by a generous layer of old leaves or straw . 

Now , because the main flow of the stream is diverted , during the dry season the shallow pools tend to dry up . 

But moor gripping ( open drainage channels at regular spacing ) can severely damage wet flushes , small pools and Sphagnum moss beds within such blanket bogs . 

The small reedy pools nearby used to have a population of mallard , teal and black-headed gulls in summer as well as a pair of red-throated divers , but the hoodies have spoiled all that . 

The glade was pear-shaped , roughly a hundred yards long and fifty yards wide , with a stagnant pool of rain-water in the centre of it . 

The Town Hall clock struck three , and still it was warm , April sunlight lying across the pool , lacing over the backs of fish . 

He had discovered some decayed oak roots , locally called bog trunks , lying in a pool of black mud . 

Or those voracious fish-eaters , otters , have been seen to play in the same pool as the salmon , fish who would normally flee from the presence of such a competent and fearsome predator . 

A number of owners have noticed , to their dismay , that their feline pets seem to have a passion for drinking from puddles and pools of water in the garden . 

If you look at yourself in a mirror , a pool of water , or any shiny , flat surface , you will see your own reflection . 

And it was a little later that same night that his lordship said with some gravity , shaking his head : ` I fought that war to preserve justice in this world . 

Alerted by a slight sound , she again opened her eyes , turning her head slowly to see a cup and saucer being placed on a nearby small table . 

` A lady of light weight may ride to the top of Skiddaw without alighting , and descend it to the town in safety , if in the steepest parts someone manages her horses head . 

This fish has a rather expanded , frog-like head behind which there are prominent fins ; a slender body , which is flexible , supported by a host of tiny ribs , which are clearly visible . 

Seemingly familiar with the routine , she cradled my head in her arms in a practised manner and stood waiting . 

The chosen person stands with her back to the rest and throws the ball over her head without looking to see where it lands . 

Burun turned his head without interrupting what Jotan was saying to him , and intercepting the look Alexei left Jehana 's side and went unobtrusively into the line of Merkuts to the side of a grizzled warrant officer . 

However , when she raised her head to look at him once more he hesitated , giving a preoccupied shake of his head before beginning to pace up and down the carpet in front of her . 

She indicated Chris with a quick nod of the head , and ran up the garden to the house . 

Nervous or aggressive horses will adopt a tense carriage with a high head and neck . 

He had a large head and a round red face and while he repeated ` What a wet night ! 

ANOTHER had his head submerged in a kitchen sink by a nurse who was ` testing his breaking point . " 

He was hustled up to London to have his head cut off with less mercy than we would treat a chicken . 

While many hitherto disinterested onlookers could , perhaps , stomach the loss of several insect species ( even dragonflies and butterflies ) , there were few who were not moved by the prospect of extermination for a number of species of birds . 

Racial prejudice was avidly preached in the past in order to justify the extermination of the indigenous peoples of the Americas . 

Reflecting on the extermination of million human beings in recent times , Steiner argues that 

Meanwhile , the campaign in Burma was coming to an end with the virtual extermination of the Japanese forces trying to escape over the Sittang river . 

This occupation ( at least with the Senones of the Adriatic coast and the Boii north of the Apennines ) was at first equivalent to an extermination of Celtic tribes . 

Death is the penalty for those who break covenant -- but Moses ' selfless intercession prevents Israel 's extermination . 

` Both euthanasia and Hitler 's extermination projects have the same end , " Mr Sgreccia had said in a radio interview . 

As on the shore of the Reed Sea , they see themselves facing defeat and extermination in battle . 

In sharp contrast , in wars of conquest and extermination against total strangers , there are no rules of the game . 

The court 's decision was based on a finding that M Touvier had not acted in the context of a ` concerted plan of extermination " by the state . 

If the Nazis of the extermination camps are the measure of our humanity , then we are left in darkness and despair . 

It seems strange to extend the hand of friendship and economic co-operation to the same countries that we are threatening with mass extermination . 

Nevil Shute , in his scarifying novel On The Beach ( 1957 , filmed in 1959 ) , foresaw the extermination of the human race in a war started by a minor power . 

Counselling may reveal turmoil and bring it to the surface , but if it does , that turmoil will have existed long before the commencement of the counselling process . 

If the developer has not sought planning permission prior to the commencement of work and has started work which requires planning permission , he or she may be served by the local planning authority with an enforcement notice . 

The conventional wisdom about ` ring and spoke " road patterns survived , as indicated by the commencement of Birmingham 's inner ring road ( Smallbrook Ringway ) in 1957 . 

The commencement of a daily Qantas service to Australia via the Far East and Gulf Air 's start on the Abu Dhabi routes bodes well for the future , " said Manchester Airport chief executive , Gil Thompson . 

Thomas Cooper provided some basic calculations on the extent of demand for slaves in European colonies in the 1780s , what likely mortality was in Africa to supply the demand and estimates of total imports of slaves since the trade 's commencement . 

He said his Bill to abolish the council tax would be accompanied by ` the immediate commencement of the process of introducing fair rates " . 

One of the puppets , dressed in a formal costume , announces ` the commencement of the evening 's entertainments " when the puppets jump up , and he raps a cane on the floor to command attention . 

The commencement of the trial ended a period of intense speculation that Barry would reach a plea bargain with the federal authorities . 

Yet , the physical demands of numerous pregnancies too closely spaced may have maleffects for the mother and child , and commencement of childbearing before the woman is physically mature may represent a serious risk to health and life for the mother and her young children . 

Dr. Prior felt that means of warming the room should be contrived so that the temperature at the commencement of the meal should not fall below 32° Fahrenheit . 

At the commencement of the hearing , your Lordships gave leave to the Attorney-General to intervene in the proceedings . 

The method of analysis of covariance was used to take into account the small , random differences in severity of disease between treatment groups at the commencement of the trial that arise when random allocation is used . 

Members still enjoy freedom from arrest for a period extending from 40 days before the commencement of a session to 40 days after it . 

Further applications can be made for extensions up to a maximum of 96 hours from the commencement of the detention . 

Single White Female star JENNIFER JASON LEIGH once dated ERIC STOLTZ , the current boyfriend of BRIDGIT FONDA , who is Ms Leigh 's room-mate in SWF . 

` And of course that drippy boyfriend of hers backed her up . " 

Instead , it 's been sold to Paddy MacNally , former racing driver , and one-time boyfriend of the Duchess of York . 

A POLICEMAN was fined £500 yesterday after using the main police computer to check up on the boyfriend of a neighbour 's daughter . 

It gets a bit crowded when Camilla 's boyfriend is here , but they 're on holiday at the moment . " 

Freddie Mills and his boyfriend Michael Holiday each clasped Michael to them . 

“ I finished with my boyfriend recently and he was right there to tell me there are plenty more fish in the sea . 

A BANK clerk robbed the till of £850,000 to keep her married boyfriend in luxury . 

A barmaid who cudgelled her landlord boyfriend to death with a beer flagon has been sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment ( suspended ) . 

But the following morning Thompson rang the police and threatened to kill his ex-wife 's boyfriend at Eppleby . 

THE parents of twin girls who died in a barn fire yesterday condemned the decision to clear their boyfriend of killing them . 

The man ordered her out of the car at Farley Mount and then bound her 23-year-old boyfriend before forcing him into the car 's boot . 

For some girls , especially those coming from a single-sex school , a boyfriend who was interested in engineering could provide them with crucial information and encouragement unavailable from any other source : 

Why did he keep questioning her about boyfriends and engagements ? 

The case began when the girl 's lawyers obtained an order from a judge at Guildford County Court , which prevented the parents taking the girl from the boyfriend 's home . 

Single women get priority from the AA , so many 's the girl will hide her boyfriend behind the hedge to get a faster call-out . 

Jean , 24 , was killed with her boyfriend Gary Pettitt , 25 , after they disappeared from their home in Aigburth . 

The 40-year-old told one of the sisters if anyone asked who the father of her baby daughter was she should lie and say it was her boyfriend , Leeds Crown Court was told . 

She had had many boyfriends before meeting Mr Smith and lived with him for about one year before they married , five months before Keith was born . 

Well , it 's about these two women and one of them 's married and the other one 's , like , she 's got a boyfriend . 

One day we were poking around in some sodden ashes by the rear exit and found a few slivers of celluloid with images on them . 

With a sharp knife , make a number of deep incisions in the lamb and insert a sliver of garlic into each one . 

The terranes are of several types and include slivers of oceanic crust , fragments of intra-oceanic island arcs and slices detached from unknown continental margins . 

Yeremi , Tundrish , and Akbar shot down others who had survived the crystal slivers and the death cloud but who had slowed in apparent shock . 

Jagged slivers of wood pointed outwards from the heavy brass plate at the top like a crown of thorns . 

Digital watches work because a small sliver of quartz inside them pulses at a rhythmic and unchanging frequency , which is stimulated by energy from the battery . 

Whole circuits are reduced to small slivers of material , measuring a few millimetres across , and the number of components and whole circuits that can be put on each chip is increasing each year . 

Bergson smiled and slipped the thin sliver of ice into his jacket pocket , then stood up again . 

Maureen took hers with a thin sliver of lemon , and delicately helped herself to a square of fudge . 

She shows me the marrow , which looks like thick dark blood , and the tiny sliver of bone she has removed . 

Returning , he set the two large pieces of the broken bowl to one side then began to sweep the tiny slivers of porcelain into a pile . 

Razor-sharp slivers of glass punctured her hands and knees , drawing blood , but she did n't stop to pull them out . 

He smashed the windscreen with one bullet and Adam felt a sliver of glass cut into his cheek , but he did little other damage . 

As she stepped , slivers of glass cracked and crunched beneath her feet . 

There were slivers of glass sparkling up at them from among the brambles . 

The wipers kept knocking slivers of the ice off the windscreen . 

Lorton pulled the paint-scraper along the window-sill ; the blade bit too deeply , and he gouged out a sliver of wood . 

He belched loudly when the account was finished and picked at his teeth with a sliver of wood . 

She bent over Rob 's hand and slowly , deftly drew out the sliver of wood . 

Almost certainly one or two scars had had a little extra sliver of wood removed . 

Guyots , which are submerged , bevelled volcanic mountains , are known , some having Cretaceous and Eocene faunas on their summits . 

Some of these rise above sea level , but the vast majority are submarine features known as seamounts , or if they are flat-topped , guyots . 

Of the ten barbarian ships , three ran aground on the shoal between Skiathos and Magnesia , called the Ant ; and the barbarians then set a stone pillar on the shoal 

In 1985 dredgers were busily raking up gravel from the shoals in the river to put into more gabions for bank reinforcement beside the Trannon . 

In 1969 it was back again on its wandering course , and was engineered cheaply back into line by dredging out the gravel shoals which were causing it to wander . 

Great rivalry between the boats sometimes led to angry words , or even sea battles , and when smoke over Downderry signalled a shoal along the coast , an exciting race would ensue . 

We were on the starboard tack , fighting into the trades as we clawed our way out from the Bahamian shoals into the deep waters of the Atlantic . 

All agree that finding ways to present your case will prove as hazardous as steering a passage through a sand shoal . 

By now the ship was firmly embedded in the shoal and the breakers were forming around the ship . 

Ariel clasps Roukoubé and runs towards the sea ; the shadows conceal her , she hears the shot , but then she splashes into the shoals and turns to run along the tideline to keep her bearings in the dark . 

There were jeers when Stephanie McKenzie-Hill argued that the North Down association should be asked for a commitment to support the party manifesto , including the agreement . 

Measures to make deputies reveal more personal financial details , to avoid scandals that have dogged the Socialist Party for several years , brought jeers from the opposition . 

As someone destroyed daily by the taunts and jeers of others he would now have the ability to destroy someone else in his turn . 

Whereas hostility was expressed towards me in the taunts and jeers of my classmates and even by physical assault , I reckoned that Elsie would have had to put up with prejudice of a different sort . 

It was a favourite prisoners ' jeer at the guards , though unfair in view of the relative safety of the prisoners ' position . 

That night , disregarding the jeers of his companions , he wrestled and prayed in the barrack room until he found peace with God . 

The tumbril awaited , pulled by a white horse , and to the accompaniment of continual abuse and jeers from the mob , she mounted the cart and the procession set off for the Tuileries Gardens . 

In those days of which the Chronicles tell , the tunnels of Duncton were heavy with the threat of Mandrake and Rune , and loud with the rude laughter and mocking jeers of their henchmoles . 

In good humour , braving the barely understood jeers of the washerwomen who stood by to take their clothes , the men queued naked for the baths that had been set up in a long barn . 

Came home in evening he says purposely to take me over next morn early . 

But the stepfather of the Idaho beauty objects to his daughter 's running off with a commentator . 

No matter how damaging to individuals may be the consequences of a publication , the right to free speech must prevail unless the individuals possess an established legal right that the publication would infringe : In the case of Re X ( a minor ) the mother and stepfather of a sensitive fourteen year old girl sought to stop publication of a book which ascribed depraved and immoral behaviour to her deceased father . 

Supposing someone had tried to kill his stepfather deliberately ? 

Almost wearily Philippa thought , my stepfather has been waiting to play this out , as if dislike has been in the making for years . 

Rohan 's stepfather , who had loved and lost her mother , had a name , if not a face . 

Luke says of his building worker stepfather Steve Bennett : ` He is the greatest man I know . 

He staggered slowly towards the Monument and at last sat down opposite Jack 's stepfather with painful slowness . 

Mrs. Butler had worked for her stepfather for ten years , ever since her and Jenny 's mother had died . 

Then he went upstairs to Marita 's bedroom and ordered her and her stepfather into a car . 

Me stepfather keeps the pawnshop in Middle Alley off Cowcross Street if yer need me . " 

He lives at home with his mother and stepfather and younger sister . 

Soon after this Helen Stoner married her young man and tried to forget the terrible deaths of her sister and stepfather . 

Masked balls were new to Philippa , as indeed were all dances and feasts ( why would her stepfather have spent her money to please her ? ) . 

Inside , she was like his stepfather 's room … dark and secret , allowing David into only a small part of it . 

` A boyfriend hooked her on drugs , and that boyfriend was a room-mate of Rickie 's . " 

My room-mate happening to be a policeman , I was at a loss whether to look upon it as a special honour or a special precaution , mine host putting into my room a representative of the force . 

He 's my room-mate and we 'll be celebrating in our pyjamas on Sunday if we win . 

` I hate to bring the real world into this , but is your room-mate going to pop in at any second ? " 

Some girls show a guy they 're terrific cooks -- and my room-mate shows him she can make friends with his granny ! 

Aunt Elena was Mother 's room-mate at school in Switzerland and they 've been best friends ever since . 

Players on tour are normally paired together as room-mates , a simple organisational expedient that over the years has created an explosive chemistry of scandal and misbehaviour . 

Room-mates Ian Wright and Paul Ince are manager Graham Taylor 's key characters as he seeks to recharge morale and confidence against the USA tomorrow in a stadium that , aptly , usually hosts the New England Patriots . 

Flicking through the travel brochures the browser is confronted by an astonishing number of photographs of whales ' flukes . 

The tail flukes radiate heat from the body most effectively , and they should be consistently cooled with water to avoid overheating . 

Some of the larger whales , measuring over 100 feet in length , may be quite unable to perceive their own tail flukes visually . 

Once again its flukes slapped the water , and this time the effect was disastrous . 

When an intruder opens a door or window and operates a switch , a Logic 1 pulse is given to the set input .

I grabbed hold of the gravimetric to turn it round to look for the the switch which is on other side .

If , say , the ten conditions including the flipping of the switch had not occurred or existed , the wipers would not have started .

Having convinced yourself that you can safely find the ` hold '' switch and abort an autorotation landing , you should beware of making a habit of this .

As comprehensive tone modification is a definite part of the 715 's brief , a switchable 11-band graphic equaliser operates in conjunction with a sweepable voice filter and tuneable compressor , the switches and rotaries for which are situated near the graphic 's sliders and the XLR studio-out jack .

Computers , Fletcher maintains , always have their on-off switch on the back .

This holds the ignition switch , half-a-dozen pull switches ( which also double as circuit breakers ) , carb heat , master switch , mixture , fuel pump switch .

The range includes single and double switches , and dimmers , which are easy to install by replacing existing wall switches .

One can say quite as truly in this way , of course , that ( 2 ) if the switch is flipped , the wipers will not start .

One is , if we make a certain common assumption , and taking the first example , that if the switch had not been flipped , then the windscreen wipers would not have started to work .

In Afghanistan the stalemate between the superpowers has ensured that no single authority rules . 

This uneasy stalemate between the superpowers was dramatically disturbed in October 1962 when definite evidence reached President Kennedy that the Russians were installing nuclear missiles in Cuba ( CORE , pp. 154-6 ) . 

Government officials committed themselves to ensuring that there would be no net loss of US wetlands and expressed the hope that the proposals would end the stalemate between environmentalist and business groups on the wetlands issue . 

It took the military stalemate of 1915 to persuade the UDC that the time was ripe to talk about peace without victory . 

Additionally , the stalemate over economic union makes it difficult to assess the costs of insurance or mortgages arranged abroad . 

The White House , not surprisingly , pointed to its tax legislation stalemate with Congress and quickly passed the buck to the Federal Reserve . 

With the continuing stalemate in 1917 and early 1918 it was not surprising that the radical right became restive and began to campaign both inside and outside the Unionist party for the removal of Lloyd George . 

The stalemate among the 39 participating countries was gradually broken in the late 1980s as relations between the superpowers improved [ for the most recent developments on the negotiations , see pp. 38217 ; R153 ; 38986 ] . 

But Mellor stood by his claims that Israel was responsible for the Middle East stalemate . 

MALE lions are not the solitary , ferocious beasts that inhabit the jungles of Hollywood . 

Then he received an offer to appear in Return from the River Kwai , which took him to the steaming jungles of the Philippines . 

THE jungles of Columbia harbour a deadly secret : Cocaine producing laboratories whose market is America . 

Peering down at the faint blood trail staining the grass , he strode angrily away towards the jungle with his son at his heels . 

Fiercer invertebrates which came to the moss jungles to prey on this grazing population , could not indulge in such trusting relationships . 

Medicine Man Sean Connery stalks the South American jungle as a crusty Scots scientist on the brink of discovering a cancer cure in this fast-paced adventure . 

An Indian poet once wrote that the tiger stalks the jungle like the lowering clouds of an approaching storm but the leopard moves as silently as mist drifting on a dawn wind . 

" At the time , settlers were already cutting and burning great stretches of jungle for many miles around for agriculture , forced into the region by poverty in their own territories . 

The wounded cow , however , dashed frantically towards the jungle along with the other terrified animals of the herd and disappeared with them into the shade . 

I went over to have a look , but found the jungle impenetrable . 

Their natural habitat is the Amazonian jungle with a high temperature and humidity . 

The Tiger Islands , the Brujas Islands and the Trinidad Islands are the summits of drowned hills , covered with tropical jungle and noisy with a hundred kinds of colourful birds . 

The United Liberation Front of Assam is a Marxist outfit operating from the jungles of Myanmar ( Burma ) , and wants an independent country for the Assamese people . 

After an hour the ship emerged from the jungle , and the Shermans found themselves gazing across an open alluvial plain dotted with isolated clumps of palm . 

But like all good hunters going into the jungle , I needed camouflage . 

In the media jungle , Murdoch and Maxwell grew to be elephants . 

With the withering of their grasslands , the nomads of the Sahara were forced to descend into the narrow jungle of the Nile valley , there to take up the toil of agriculture . 

A sudden flurry of shots rang out from the direction of the cainca , confirming the older man 's prediction , and without further argument the two boys turned and followed him into the jungle at a run . 

Trying to avoid the undulants ' over-affectionate advances , Bernice moved deeper into the jungle . 

We drove for miles through dense jungle and eventually came to a big pool which was maybe 150 metres square and 30 metres deep . 

Bonington set off alone for civilisation , reaching a village after descending the dangerous icefalls and cutting his way through the jungle for a day and a half . 

Paul bit his lip as he jogged at his father 's shoulder along a trail that wound through fringes of jungle beside the La Nga River . 

He was aware of the clattering of shipboard work , the chatter and clang of steam cranes . 

He always felt uncomfortable amongst this dark silent wood , the strange shadows , the bursts of sudden sunlight and constant chatter and rustle of unseen birds and animals . 

` I 'm so glad to have met you , " Anneliese was saying over the chatter and hubbub of the party , one-year-old Christian in her arms . 

The small stout man had kept up a constant chatter as he accompanied the two young people into Dublin city on the train . 

Above the nervous chatter that continued once the corporal had left , Charlie could hear the last post being played on a bugle from the castle battlements . 

They were actually in the prefabricated complex when the staccato chatter of the Uzi echoed through the steel maze like the sound of a rivet gun . 

Kelly made her way through the crowd , vaguely aware of the chatter of people whose dull lives had briefly been made more exciting by another 's misfortune . 

For much of the time the only sounds were the chatter of birds and the humming of my bike 's knobbly tyres , but the wide panoramas changed constantly as the countryside unfolded around me . 

The crowd stirred in expectation and a chatter of conversation flickered around the ground accompanied by the stamping of cold feet . 

There will be television sets and record players and cassette decks and Sony Walkmans , there will be recorder practice and electric guitars and the chatter of home computers . 

The noisy chatter of the women in brightly coloured busuutis competed with the hammering of rain on the corrugated iron roof . 

We ate in the London Zoo and our meals were made interesting by the chatter of monkeys and the roar of lions in the background . 

The chatter of machine gun fire is frequently heard in Srinagar after dark and the sandbagged pickets of the security forces lining Srinagar 's roads , once packed with tourists , are the liveliest centres of activity . 

The countryside was peaceful under a late autumn sun , the silence broken only by the liquid song of a bird , the chatter of insects and the loud buzz of honey-hunting bees . 

Luke 's voice was so low that she had to strain to hear it above the noisy chatter of the birds , the rustle of the breeze in the trees . 

He heard single gunshots from the house , followed by the chatter of an automatic . 

The 18-month-old boy was picked up by his mother as she fled with a man and a teenage youth from the wrecked car . 

The loss of the grip of the family during the critical adolescent years releases the youth from the ` straightening " influences , thus making him amenable to other fields of force . 

The procession had been broken up by a large number of black youths from Lewisham , Deptford and Brixton , waving Ethiopian flags . 

The comparative affluence of working class youth in the sixties allowed the building-up of large groups of mobile supporters . 

In Philip Cohen 's research ( 1989b ) white working-class youths in south London expressed more or less sympathetic views on blacks depending on the context and topic of conversation . 

The youth of Port Talbot were broken in on great drama and fired , from the beginning , to reach for the sky . 

While watching the Moi trackers scurrying up the trees , he began to daydream of how he would return alone to compete with all the youths of her village in feats of strength and athleticism . 

The most famous American vigilante case is that of Bernhard Goetz , who was accosted by four youths on a New York subway train . 

An examination of magistrates courts revealed that for the under-21 population , black youth on average received 12 months imprisonment , whilst white youth only 9 months for similar offences . 

Fierce clashes erupted between Israeli troops and Palestinian youths on the outskirts of Rafah camp in the Gaza Strip on Oct. 7 , with at least 90 Palestinians injured , many as a result of bullet wounds . 

The owner of the voice , an aggressive youth with a cigarette stuck behind one ear , was sitting in the opposite corner , very much at his ease . 

Omally gestured towards the shrouded video machine , which was even now receiving the attention of a green-haired youth with a large nose and a pair of wire-cutters . 

At one show a ` posse " of 400 kids were waiting outside to ` get " the band and one of their roadies was attacked by a youth with a knife . 

In 1975 Abdulkarim Ihsan al-Abairsh , a nephew of Umar al-Abairsh , died in fighting between Mannaia and Tibbu , and three Tibbu youths died in the reprisals which followed . 

BASTIA , Corsica ( Reuter ) -- After 11 years of deliberations , a court has ordered the pretender to the Italian throne to stand trial for manslaughter in the shooting of a German youth . 

But , once again , they are loath to recognise this as a real and alternative response to the conditions confronting lower-class youth . 

Anyway , keen to cash in on this burgeoning demand , the car manufacturers are offering a range of pick-ups aimed smack at the jugular of America 's youth . 

The moral terrain of the right has taken a strong line with football hooliganism , under-age drinking , heroin addiction , welfare scroungers , young criminals and the unemployed and homeless youth . 

The police have already recorded one of their officers being attacked , when he tried to arrest some youths . 

The arrogance of Bolshevik-inspired youth towards the patriarchal rural community also transpires from other criticisms directed against younger visitors . 

Even if U2 shook the world , their own country and , more especially , the dismal youth outside Cork or Dublin , would hardly be moved . 

The trouble was sparked off by rumours that the police had killed an Albanian youth during a raid on black-marketeers . 

He then collected their abandoned glasses and arranged for fingerprints , leading to the arrest of the youths for an armed robbery at the Trading Post newsagents and general dealers at Coulby Newham , Middlesbrough . 

Others , such as those into an assault on youths in Holloway and into the ` crime-fixing " charges against Kent police , almost failed on account of a lack of sufficient police co-operation . 

The ` resentment " at being denied possible access to positions of respect and maybe responsibility manifests itself in a number of ways , not least in the social posture of black youth in the UK . 

The jury found him guilty on a reduced charge of assaulting the youth by knocking him to the ground . 

A gang of youths threw stones and missiles at officers who were trying to break up the display . 

But , in a sinister turn of events , firemen were stoned by gangs of youths as they tried to deal with several out-of-control bonfires on Merseyside . 

We are calling on all victims of capitalist oppression in Britain to : Join the campaign to defend the Cape Town Sixteen and give expression to the demands of youth in Britain . 

A group of Asian youths entered the park and each took a placard . 

At this time of night the street was quiet : the occasional car , and now and then a group of rowdy youths asserting their masculinity like stags in rut . 

` When I drive through the town on a night I see large groups of youths standing around on street corners . 

` My lord , you have been forbearing with him , and I dare make an appeal to you to have pity on this headstrong youth , and trust his future good behaviour to us . " 

This is the time for a foreigner to see English youth and beauty at its best …

Out of the corner of his eye he could see the white youth had draped one leg over a plastic seat arm and was reclining , his gaze never leaving Magee . 

A report in today 's edition says that the youth , aged 19 , was sent to the Netherlands by Military Intelligence to infiltrate an anti-apartheid group , the Committee of War Resisters . 

A third passenger , aged fifteen , has been charged with aggravated vehicle taking , and another seventeen year old youth has been arrested this afternoon . 

Two days later the car was stopped in North Yorkshire and youths from Darlington and Richmond were arrested . 

He recommended that Red Army youths become village teachers to counteract this trend . 

This sometimes leads to a resentment of the teachers responsible for guiding the youth into sport , particularly if it becomes obvious that the interest in the youth was purely because of his sporting success . 

But this has also ensured that when these structures become racialized , elders and women become mobilized around the defence of public proprieties while male youth become locked in struggles for territorial dominance . 

At the same time Italian youth became even more highly organized ; on many Saturdays my schoolmates and I had to travel to Parma to attend parades in our various uniforms . 

Shiona had smiled back at the fair-haired youth who had so recently become her brother . 

When Lawrence spoke to him , the tall , white-faced youth did not look to see who was addressing him but strode on , chin high . 

The main reason why working-class youths did not invade the pitch in the 1930s was because the ground was theirs and the playing area was sacred ( Taylor , 1971a ) . 

` I do not like discos and noisy youth , " he said abruptly , continuing to stare into the fire . 

` What a massacre of innocence of youth is taking place hour by hour ! " he harangued his audience . 

The military had placed picquets along the base of the foothills to prevent anyone escaping into them . 

The fourth hole has reached a depth of 1850 m beginning at the base of the sheeted dykes , so as to sample the gabbro . 

He and Tundrish , d'Arquebus , Akbar , and the Sergeant hunched by the base of a stubby vitreous tower . 

The main attachment points of these muscles to the bones are on the shoulders , the base of the skull and the middle of the back . 

There were cuts and abrasions to the lips and jaw and also numerous depressed areas to the base of the skull and a massive fracture across the base of the skull . 

Before oiling your hands , very gently place one hand on the crown of the head and the other at the base of the spine . 

Lionfish have venom glands at the base of the dorsal fine spines and the sting can prove very serious and excruciatingly painful although there is no record of it causing any human fatalities 

Both sexes have a small black spot in the midline at the base of the tail stalk . 

( ii ) Instead of grasping the scruff of the neck , firmly pinch the neck while pulling steadily on the base of the tail . 

Best distinction from Buzzard is double broad dark bar near base of tail , which Buzzard lacks , as well as bar at tip . 

While we were waiting for the chillim to be filled and passed around , Kalchu pointed out a conical heap of stones at the base of a great cedar tree near the edge of the glade . 

Having got to the top , it flutters down to the base of another tree and starts all over again . 

The man at the base of the tree had begun to operate the electric felling-saw even before the other one began to descend . 

In the early years the society mounted just one annual expedition for 50 -- 65 boys ; this year there will be four , involving over 150 young people . 

With an area of 160 square miles , there 's a wide variety of walks in the Cairngorms , from easy waymarked trails for the casual walker to challenging backpacking expeditions for the experienced mountain walker . 

Although the Victorian era is considered to be the great age of plant collectors , the ancient Egyptians recorded plant collecting expeditions in their hieroglyphics . 

Two members of the team have trekked widely in the Hispar area and Hillen , Tyson and Lister had six months high-altitude mountaineering experience in the Andes during two successful expeditions in 1989 . 

Edward 's second and third brothers , Ernest and Theodore , have recorded how occasionally they too shared these nature explorations and fishing expeditions in the London woodlands and around Swindon . 

The Brazilian cocoa research organisation , CEPLAC , has organised a series of expeditions in the Amazon region of Brazil , a vast area that will take many years to cover completely . 

` During our Everest expedition in 1953 we had vast quantities of firewood at base camp and never thought about the problems , but environmental consciousness has grown enormously over the last 30 years or so . " 

During his last Chinese expedition in 1910 he broke his leg when his palanquin was swept over in a landslide , and he was lamed for life . 

She was disappointed , having glimpsed the possibility of returning from this expedition into the cultural heart of darkness with some creditable achievement to report to Charles and Penny Black . 

The snail 's pace of the boat made it seem like an endless expedition into the interior . 

Even hardy explorers needed strongpoints to which they could return after exhausting expeditions into unknown regions . 

The rooms inside were stuffed with the loot from Francis 's expeditions into Italy ; tapestries , more statues , gold and silver artefacts , jewelled vases , and the softest carpets of pure wool in various hues . 

The French had invested money there , had built the Suez canal and recalled Napoleon 's expedition of 1798 . 

A very successful expedition of 100 boys and twelve masters was organized to visit Port Sunlight : I hope that this will be the beginning of a series of semi-educational tours to factories . " 

It is hard to believe that Thucydides when he wrote these words had not lived to see at least the Spartan Thibron 's Asian expedition of 400 . 

He served in Scotland in the 1545 expedition of Edward Seymour , first Earl of Hertford [ q.v . ] . 

He served in the Lisbon expedition of 1826 and retired on half pay in January 1831 with the rank of major . 

The Eckenstein-Crowley expedition of 1902 to K2 , the first attempt upon the world 's second highest mountain , reached a height unsurpassed for over two decades . 

Later he wrote of expeditions to the Isle of Wight , the West Country and Wales . 

Himalayan Kingdoms are to be congratulated on organising the first commercial British expedition to an 8000m peak , but Alan Hinkes does not tell us enough in his article Broad Peak in the June issue . 

Sometimes they even launched expeditions to other continents to aid the Dwarfs and humans . 

Bishops were ordered to ensure that prayers were said in every church for the success of the king 's expeditions to France , and news of the great victory of Crécy was proclaimed throughout the realm . 

NICK MASON 'S expedition to the west face of Makalu has , to no one 's surprise , failed dismally . 

This incident occurred during a five-week scientific expedition to the Greenland and Norwegian Seas in the summer of 1988 . 

It is better described as a full day 's expedition , and those who undertake it need to be well-provisioned and should allow ample time to see the many natural attractions along the way . 

During his Welsh expedition , Coleridge had occasionally lapsed with self mocking enthusiasm into the prose style of the travel writers to express his feelings for mountains ` sublimely terrible " and other natural marvels . 

Victor Saunders ' expedition to attempt the first ascent of Ultar I -- the highest unclimbed mountain in the Pakistan Karakoram -- has been defeated in the most galling circumstances imaginable . 

THE polar explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes said yesterday he had been within a week of death when he finally agreed to ` be sensible " and abandon his Antarctic expedition . 

One vessel was carrying 78 dolphins , the other had 65 aboard -- the catch from a 5 day expedition . 

He set off on 15 November on the first leg of a two month expedition thumbing his way across France , Algeria and Niger . 

Most visitors arrive in cars and coaches but it remains for walkers an excellent base for mountain expeditions , with major climbs in the immediate vicinity . 

` And , " he added , ` you 're part of the shopping expedition tomorrow morning . " 

Weekend expeditions and excursions form an integral part of many of these activities . 

The need to do this could arise when time and space prevent him from having immediate contact with his source of succour , as would occur for example , on hunting expeditions . 

The couple were on a white water rafting expedition , like this one , when Steve was thrown into the fast-moving river and drowned . 

Then the cliffs come alive with sea birds gliding effortlessly along the coastline on fishing or scavenging expeditions . 

It was to be the last occasion on which many of his friends saw him , for he and Tasker did not return from that 1982 Expedition . 

Other options for bold spirits include water-rafting expeditions on the Colorado River , canoeing trips through canyons , mountain-biking treks and Jeep safaris . 

-- Enthusiasts will delight in seeing over 100 species of rhododendron , many planted by H R H the Princess Royal who subscribed to several expeditions to collect exotic specimens from the Himalayas . 

The Crumps ' boat was a splendid , new affair , more fitted for a picnic than a fishing expedition , unusually comfortable and a pleasure to handle . 

The worst peasant uprisings in the Civil War had been against German expeditions in search of food supplies . 

Training , in Wembley , is on Tuesday evenings for enthusiasts in the London area , and through the winter there are weekend expeditions in the northern and western parts of Britain . 

There 's a weekly expedition into the mountains by mountain-bike , which are always available free of charge . 

His first experience of exploration was a dangerous expedition to Iceland in 1871 , made without parental leave . 

` You know he 's having an expedition to try and catch you ? " said Endill . 

John had made quite a serious attempt to stop him joining the mining expedition , and then had dropped it . 

After an unproductive trip to the Karakoram in 1985 and some time off , Sustad joined Scott again in 1987 on an expedition to the North-East ridge of Everest , bedevilled by snowstorms . 

For if the majority of the great nobility joined Henry V on his first expedition to France in 1415 , such support could not long be maintained . 

Atkinson entered the Royal Navy in 1908 and was recommended by the medical director-general to join as surgeon and helminthologist the 1910 expedition to Antarctica led by Captain Robert Falcon Scott [ q.v . ] . 

As a result , plans were laid for Gould to join Sturt 's surveying expedition to the Murray River later that year . 

Tyrion led the army that defeated Erik Redaxe 's army of Norse raiders and twice led expeditions to the Blighted Isle to reclaim the Altar of Khaine from the Dark Elves . 

At the age of twenty he led a pioneer expedition to New Guinea and was wounded in the thigh by a native 's spear . 

Bartram usually made his expeditions in the autumn when farm work diminished and when seeds in the wild would be ripe for collection and specimens best transplanted . 

Alfred Wallace made a special expedition to study the mallee fowl 's distant relation on Sulawesi , building a hut for his stay on a beach of coarse volcanic sand in the north of the island . 

With Edie , he made drawing expeditions to Little Chart Forstal , Frittenden and Tenterden . 

Smith made no further Arctic expeditions , but continued his interest in the Arctic and the whaling trade . 

But Mark bounced back and in 1983-4 he went on an expedition in search of the head-hunting tribes of Indonesia , the Orang-hutan . 

Always in search of alternative entertainment , Rough led the team 's other two keepers George Wood and David Harvey on a late-night expedition to a local hostelry known as ` The Marine Grill " . 

We shall go on expeditions to the country , and I shall become the mistress of the house . 

One diver on a previous expedition to the Arctic got bent after chasing an elusive jellyfish down past a safe limit and having his regulator freeze up . 

Having examined the foundations of these styles of public law thought , we should now seek to test our understanding of them by reference to our experience of the subject . 

The document said that study of Marxism-Leninism and Mao Zedong Thought must be intensified . 

The attacks came without warning and did n't seem to be set off by any direct thought about being moved . 

My most significant thought about Facing Up To Age was that we all do it in our own way . 

Henry had set his house in order but had no thoughts about setting off on crusade . 

Another crewman , Jim Nalepka , recalls bitter arguments over half a biscuit and confesses to having thoughts about slitting the throat of one of his friends . 

She was feeling rather sick at the thought of drowning in the creeping , sucking mess . 

The thought of ending his abstinence became more and more bizarre and full of practical pitfalls he could never overcome ; it became , in the end , unthinkable . 

The inevitability of the next step in her relationship with Jack faded into insignificance compared with the sheer terror she was experiencing at the thought of going on his bike . 

I could n't bear the thought of leaving my baby with a stranger . 

When I first came to the region I had thoughts of using a bike for a lot of short travelling . 

An impasse had been reached , a new direction sought , and label manager Billy Kiltie had thoughts on concentrating instead on a less commercially ambitious underground label , Limbo . 

My first thought on picking up this very substantial volume , was how on earth can information on rock gear fill so much space . 

Anyone over the age of 50 , and in some fields over the age of 45 ( younger for women ) , should have given a lot of thought to answering an interviewer 's question about age . 

It was agreed that community groups should give some thought to campaigning to have these facilities installed . 

` That is why I ask you here and now to give serious thought to ending your innocent liaison with Prince Edward . 

Religion was the first vehicle for general thoughts about existence . 

He felt safe with Jordan , and for this reason viciously pushed all thoughts about Zambia to the back of his mind . 

Its source , in the thought of Marx himself , was evidently a reflection upon the revolutions of the eighteenth century , and upon the broad features of the transition from feudalism to capitalism . 

In 1929 thoughts of economic stagnation and decline were simply pushed aside . 

All thoughts of tiredness had now gone as I prepared myself for breakfast and quickened my pace towards the barn . 

Preoccupied with fears and thoughts of his wife , he was distressed , angry and suicidally inclined . 

If you have thoughts on that or any other aspect of what 's going on in the Gulf at the moment , do ring in , three double one , one double one . 

In addition , the project intends to make use of theoretical materials in conflict analysis and mediation , as well as other academic thought on strategic studies and coercive diplomacy . 

“ I thought I 'd better keep you up to date — you left here in such a rush , you did n't say whether you had any thoughts on the villa business … ” 

There are two schools of thought concerning the application of syntactic knowledge . 

And there was insufficient thought about how to use the victory . 

The issues relating to legal admissibility require careful thought about how a major case could be co-ordinated . 

She is slightly cheered by the thought of how little reward they would reap from their dishonesty if all consumers were as moderate as she . 

Mr Stanton has some worthy thoughts on how to ensure the safety and soundness of these shadowy leviathans . 

Then I asked him if he had any thoughts on how it had happened . 

I have given a great deal of thought as to how much I should actually tell you about this period and what just to leave to your imagination . 

In the end he boldly put down his own ideas , without any thought as to whether the examiners would find them palatable or not . 

Chesarynth tried to swamp the thought that the box might be only a therapist 's tool . 

It was best , she decided , not to dwell on the thought that this evening was one she was not meant to see . 

The thought that her husband did not want her baby had made her utterly desolate . 

He prayed that it would work , expelling from his mind the frightening thought that it might not . 

It prompts the thought that the perception of weight in a shoe is perhaps as closely linked to comfort and ` feel " as to straight numbers . 

She tried to banish the thought that Zambia attracted trouble like a magnet , knowing it to be bad magick even to think that , but it was difficult not to . 

Sally , after much thought , bought a small rosewood clock for her flat and we eventually found the car and headed for home . 

Disposable nappies are notoriously bulky -- and the thought of lugging home enormous packs is far from appealing . 

I did n't ever relish the thought of becoming a sort of geriatric performer , going around clubs and summer seasons . 

Its thoughts on squatting were published in a paper earlier this year : it was in favour of making squatting a criminal offence . 

Bruce Tulloh offers his thoughts on getting back into training -- how soon and how much 

The Frenchman interrupted my thoughts by offering me another glass of the deadly Calvados . 

His last thought before closing his eyes and succumbing to overwhelming tiredness was , ` I hope Elizabeth 's got that stewpot on . " 

Never a woman to keep her thoughts to herself , she told him how comfortable she felt in his company . 

The sobering experience of war , which now determined Nietzsche 's general outlook , affected his thoughts about the tragic spirit that were to be embodied in the coming book . 

I am glad to say that his thoughts are not shared by Opposition Front Benchers . 

` I do n't drink , " Magige assured him shakily , ignoring her previous thoughts of raiding his cupboards for stiff drinks . 

My initial thought of spending just two years rapidly changed . " 

And it was certainly an improvement on my thoughts about the core curriculum . 

With planning it is possible for all of us to clarify our thoughts about our hopes and future needs . 

Her thoughts about Mills were as confused as her emotions towards Urquhart . 

The poet suspected that the Doctor was trying to deal with his confused thoughts about the past . 

She revised her thoughts of Amazons and village maidens , though . 

The accident put paid to Blues ' thoughts of racing , but also rekindled his interest in the guitar . 

My perennial thoughts of transsexualism and suicide never left me , but in many ways I was happier than I had ever been in my life . 

Their joint thoughts on this vital area for business are uniquely relevant . " 

He spent his time putting down on odd scraps of vellum his different thoughts on what he had learnt over the past few weeks . 

Hamlet often thinks of death , and this debate fits with his thoughts on mortality . 

As bookings for halls , films , speakers , etc. etc have to be made weeks in advance your thoughts on this subject would be appreciated . 

17.19 Much writing in English will be attempts by pupils to record their thoughts on topics of personal or public importance . 

On 1 June 1878 the nineteen-year-old George wrote down his thoughts on how some ten yards a lap ( 5.7 seconds of the total time ) could be knocked off the then world standard . 

She had taken it all for granted for so long , her creature comforts had been assured and she had not given a moment 's thought to how they were provided . 

Cast from your mind thoughts of a dark , black impenetrable forest . 

Experience was all , and I set out to grab it with both hands , drifting from country to country , from one relationship to another , a heedless , hedonistic round with never a thought for tomorrow . 

When preparing your evening meal , give a thought to tomorrow 's lunch . 

As a result , Mario is no admirer of socialism in any form -- though , quite untypically of racing drivers , he has some serious thoughts about politics . 

Such discussion should include thoughts about the form of the drama and its content . 

He checked the door of the church was locked and stood engrossed in his own thoughts about Cranston . 

He used to work as a policeman and , on the few occasions when he was in extreme danger , automatically did whatever had to be done without any thought for his own safety . 

Sad Joanna told detectives she dreaded the thought of eating and drinking at parties over the holiday period . 

Perhaps he could n't stand the thought of her being in the house all day , even though they rarely met ; and never , never since her mother died had they eaten together . 

filled with the utmost horror at the thought of the spider creeping over her . 

Conservative ministers , whatever their private thoughts on these subjects , talk only crowd-pleasing nonsense on them in public . 

I would like to expand on the same topic by expressing my thoughts on the structures that exist , or fail to exist , in this country to help promising junior players become accomplished professionals . 

On one occasion the group were being asked about their thoughts on the question of how pupils who disrupt lessons by walking out should be disciplined . 

There are , as the Minutes point out , no easy answers , but I 'd like to offer my own thoughts on the subject . 

At the time I honestly never gave a thought to why Billy Tuckett had been poncing around on the roof in the wee small hours or why he 'd chosen Sunil 's bathroom to fall through . 

My own misgivings are confined to the sobering thought that I would have so little to offer , either in products or services . 

Her mouth twisted at the thought that this time , at least , there was no danger of a nightmare . 

I was talking to that presenter of that alternative-politics programme -- what 's his name ? -- and he said that he 'd got annoyed with a colleague because she criticized his pink bow-tie . 

Max flicked his bow-tie with the index-finger of his right hand , before pointing the same finger at the figure of a man lying covered with a plastic sheet on the splashed grass beside the water 's edge . 

He was dressed in a green velvet smoking-jacket and a floppy orange bow-tie . 

The stage Englishman wore a pink silk shirt and a lime polka-dot bow-tie . 

It 's still worth having your own cotton piqué shirt with soft collar , a good satin bow-tie and even a black or deep red pleated cummerbund as the cost of hiring extras does mount up . 

Rob looked quite different , dressed in a white dinner-jacket with a dark crimson bow-tie and matching cummerbund . 

Occasionally the front of the sledge runner , about 2 or 3 metres in front of me , hits a hummock of snow and my face is thwacked by a handful of icy flour . 

That could however have been also due to the fact that on her third night in this world , although the Germans had never previously visited Hertfordshire , we got a bomb on the front of the hospital . 

The Fives Courts had fallen and the Gymnasium had risen , to the design of Dex Harrison , who had inserted the new Sixth Form Rooms into the front of the School . 

` And he tried to put his tongue in my mouth and when he pulled me in the doorway he -- he unfastened the front of his trousers . " 

People in passing cars would turn , amazed , to see this hurrying driven woman , white-faced , hair flying , open-mouthed , panting , arms clenched across her front . 

In coffee-harvesting , women carry a basket on their front , which when full weighs up to 5 kilos . 

I also know he was never tired of gazing at me as I lay on my front . 

There was the smell of flour and dripping on her apron front , lovely cosy smells which gave a safe feeling , but there were tears on her cheeks . 

The steady trickle of blood from the corner of his mouth was dripping from his chin onto his coat front . 

When finally he released her she drew a long breath and mumbled inarticulately into his shirt front , ` I do n't know what 's wrong with me . 

Harriet , fair-plaited , a tea-towel round her middle , another round her front as wide as the nuns still wore their dicky fronts at school . 

Gary stared at her for a moment , pins spewing from his mouth and catching on the front of his black jersey . 

I am in the front of the boat , where there is only water , sky , water , sky , and Garrett 's booming commands , ` Go ! 

At least , when you do , it will be on the front of Business Week , " Sam replied . 

A simple shop front , for example , can have more impact and visual excitement than a whole townscape , so too a dimly-lit interior , or a group of chimney-stacks . 

A freshly painted shop front with shining glass and a window full of bottles . 

Sat along the front of the stage , bored looking girls ca n't even be bothered to turn around and see what all the commotion is about . 

It was set on the roof at the front of the Hall , and the view over rolling countryside was magnificent . 

She was sitting in a seat at the front of the plane with two young men . 

Now dinner is over and they are drifting into the other room at the front of the house . 

And tobacco ash was spilt down the front of his evening shirt . 

I 'll not let you go to visit the Company with dribbles of yolk all down the front of your suit . " 

I retched down the front of my T-shirt and Scamp stepped back , but it did n't stop his flow . 

At the time , Rhine was sitting in the front of his car while the subject was in the rear seat . 

The front of the car , and those in it , took the brunt of the impact . 

The woman , whose hands were still bound , clambered from the back seat into the front of the two-door car and then struggled to safety . 

She ran quickly round to the front of the house , just as she had planned . 

A woman walked down the hall and into the sitting room , disappearing round the door towards the front of the house . 

From where she stood , she could see the road and the front of the house next door . 

Imagine the deluge of writs and summonses which would cascade upon the courts from creditors jostling to get to the front of the queue . 

Alternatively , he might spread the front of the shirt across his body to stop it from slipping down his arm . 

The starched front of his shirt parted with a clatter , he dropped the handful of studs into an ashtray and kicked off his black patent-leather shoes . 

Pulling Mickey away gently , he led him through the front of the shop and out into the street . 

The front of the shop was open to the street , but large blocks of stone set at intervals across the threshold carried rebates for timber uprights , presumably to support the gable or perhaps an upper storey . 

THE worst drought in Britain for 200 years could spell disaster for wildlife in some parts of the country , but locally , there is no cause for alarm -- yet . 

Unfortunately for Mazda , the introduction of the powerful Wankel rotary engine coincided with the massive increase in oil prices which spelt disaster for an engine with high fuel consumption . 

Staff here say that would spell disaster for hundreds of alcoholics . 

We only discriminate between our mediated experiences by a conscious effort , finding ourselves watching comedy , beauty contests and international disasters from the same chair . 

For this reason alone , the introduction of Lates to Lake Victoria may soon be seen as one of the great biological disasters of the twentieth century . 

We do n't of course see the kind of thing that went on in Germany under Hitler , but you feel a disaster is waiting , another disaster of some kind is waiting . 

The poll tax has been a social , political and economic disaster of historic proportions . 

If this were a list of localities where an industrial plant unleashed disaster on the folks next door , that would be bad enough . 

Theoretically , RFI could cause a disaster at installations such as refineries and chemical plants . 

It was 15′ long , and the workmen in the published photograph were raising the model as an exhibit for the enquiry convened after the disaster at Beauvais in October 1930 . 

And then the news had come of the disaster in Oystermouth , a sudden storm last night , a freak wave and one of the boats had failed to return from a dredging trip . 

From the ashes of this disaster in a phoenix-like manner there arises a new system or a new concept that is much more successful than the old one . 

Joy no doubt to the road haulage industry , but disaster to the railway and the removal of the last revenue-earning freight on the Cambrian system ! 

This was the equation that spelt disaster for so many of the Body & Face Place franchisees . 

To say that Saddam Hussein has managed to convert his military disaster into ` something of a political victory " is outlandish . 

Similar human error surfaces in other air pollution disasters such as at Seveso and Bhopal . 

` Not as it happened to your people , in one immense disaster . 

` For many farmers it spells financial disaster and few of the smaller ones have recovered . 

When the Carrian empire abruptly collapsed in 1983 the outcome was what has been described as the greatest financial disaster to afflict Hong Kong for at least 40 years . 

Labour Governments are always constrained by cost considerations and by the financial disasters brought on by all the spending commitments that they claim are priorities and then have to jettison one by one . 

On the 28th Macmillan affirmed that Britain could avoid financial disaster only by regaining American goodwill . 

It is astonishing that health ministersn now grappling with the financial disasters of the NHS internal market further down the line , should be so complacent in the early stages of their much-vaunted mixed economy of care . 

The former TV sports host predicted a series of natural disasters . 

Unless there are radical changes in migration to and from the British Isles , or in mortality rates in middle age , or an unprecedented natural disaster , the numbers can be confidently predicted . 

Similarly , he claims that a powerful test in China in May was to blame for various natural disasters in Central Asia and an earthquake in California . 

He had bought a second-hand paperback about nineteenth-century English railway navvies . 

Those advertisements were still there , plugging temp agencies , breath fresheners , computer dating , a lurid paperback about anthropophagous slugs , holiday firms …

The packages proved to contain the paperback of Salman Rushdie 's The Satanic Verses , published by a unidentified consortium in order to protect those responsible from any grim repercussions . 

Two paperbacks of 40 folk tales have appeared and are local bestsellers . 

Alex Hamilton 's paperback bestseller list of 1992 , published last week in these pages and in the Guardian , showed Transworld as the leading publisher of the top 100 titles , with 19 titles on the list . 

Alan Sutton launches a new paperback series , Illustrated History Paperbacks , in July . 

On the floor there were three whodunit paperbacks and a copy of The Village Voice with face-powder spilled on it . 

Left Pan Macmillan presented author Peter Mayle with a Gold Pan to mark the sale of 1 million copies of the paperback of A Year in Provence . 

Very young children will also enjoy four little paperbacks by Colin and Jacqui Hawkins . 

From the paperback of Asterix and the Secret Weapon ( Hodder , £3.99 ) 

Scouse was seated in his armchair reading a paperback -- a Western -- oblivious to the flies and mosquitoes , and as I approached it was obvious he was not bothered in any way about the smell . 

Commuters read paperbacks as they sit in trains , but find that they may need to rest from this activity more frequently than when they are reading in a comfortable and well-lit place at home . 

Also read Donna Baker 's excellent paperback , How To Write Stories For Magazines ( Allison & Busby , £5.99 ) . 

The child of the doctor shares a classroom and a playground with the children of farmers or loggers . 

Emma Butler , 12 , was at a sports day with her family in May when the accident happened at the European School for children of nuclear scientists near Abingdon in Oxon . 

She was now a married woman or , rather , widow , ostensibly carrying the child of a man who had been killed in action . 

The children of the rich may work in health food shops or other faddish and esoteric pursuits which utilize their educational experience and may provide a more acceptable form of class reproduction than simple inheritance . 

Women must either follow the male career route and spend little time with their children , or drop out for the vital middle years that filter out the top managers . 

` If I were married , " she almost screamed at him , ` I would n't send my child out to work if my husband was fit and well . " 

So , start your children off on a lifetime 's love of books , a future of eager learning . 

Because they are viewed in this light parents may respond with diffidence to those carrying out the assessment of their child and simply reflect back and reinforce professional perceptions . 

Arrange sturdy furniture to help your child pull himself up and take those first steps . 

RUNAWAY priest Father Chris O'Neill promised to support his love child two days after she was born , it was revealed yesterday . 

Sarah , yes ; with her marital problems , and her mongol child -- yes . 

Alternatively the parents may use the child as a pawn in their battles and try to gain allegiance from the child ( Minuchin 1974 ; , Barker 1986 ) . 

Geographical location , family considerations , educational aspirations -- all these factors can affect a parent 's decision to commit their child to one scheme or another . 

Two years after her second child was born her husband was diagnosed with a terminal illness . 

Nolan and Tucker ( 1981 ) , in writing for parents of deaf children , give no indication of the degree of language difficulty deaf children actually do face . 

His continuing place in the Princess Royal 's affections was confirmed when he shared a picnic with Anne and her children at Balmoral . 

Ralph is one of six children and Denise the youngest but one of 13 brothers and sisters . 

We have tried in our family , as we have watched our children grow up , and now our grandchildren , to capture that sort of fun and companionship for them . 

Edhi and Bilquis have four children -- two sons and two daughters . 

I have two children currently passing through the education system at secondary and primary levels . 

A dolphin drew alongside , and by counter-opposing its flippers , barrel-rolled right in front of his mask . 

The purse seine nets are made of large mesh in which it is easy for a dolphin to get its flipper or snout caught . 

Two kicks of his big flippers were sufficient to send him drifting back up towards the surface that quivered in the harsh sunlight like a sheet of liquid mercury . 

All eventually disappeared except the rorqual 's flippers and teeth , for which the Marine Biological Laboratory had put in a request . 

The structure of a dolphin flipper resembles the bone structure of an arm and hand with lingers , and a dolphin still has pelvic bones and remains of hipbones that once held limbs . 

During swimming the young may press its flipper against her side and thus be helped to move with her . 

And the seal waved a flipper as the lights rose like the curtains on an opera and said : ` See how Aurora casts her dice and rolls us red ? 

` We encountered a baby common dolphin trapped only a few feet from the surface , its beak and tall flipper hopelessly wrapped in layer upon layer of nylon mesh . 

As I changed from listening to walking mode , I tried to work out whether it had feet or flippers or ran on rollers . 

He left us for a glamorous Frenchwoman and he never even sent me a card in all that time . "

If Melissa had wished to create the character of an elderly Frenchwoman for one of her novels , she would surely have chosen Antoinette Gebrec as her model .

Perched on a Jean-Michel Franck chair from the Forties is an elderly , very grand , very blonde Frenchwoman waiting to have her photograph taken .

A pale young Frenchwoman , who turned out to be the normally invisible secretary , Marie-Claire , was assuring the assembly in a shrill voice that everything was to proceed as normal .

In New York and Chicago they 'll flock to see the scandalous Frenchwoman who captivated the Czar of ? "

He contracted a second , to Jeannine Barde , a Frenchwoman who had plenty of friends at Vichy .

Furthermore Madame Mattli was a Frenchwoman , an accident of birth which added to her glamour , for was not Paris the fashion capital of the world ?

The Frenchwoman who ran the hotel came in with a crowd of people and sat at the only other table .

The Frenchwoman who was the major politician of the 1550s was therefore deeply in tune with two centuries of Scottish political tradition .

In airline-speak and Pentagonese , the idea seems to be to build up the number of words or syllables in a sentence at the expense of its color , vitality , and charm .

However , his Victorian sensibilities were disgusted by their habit of chain smoking cigarettes -- a little slip into hypocrisy here by Thomson , who was the son of a wealthy Edinburgh tobacconist . 

` Children will be the special target if you start with them you can build in good habits for later life . " 

Eating habits in the West have changed dramatically during the last ten to twenty years . 

More likely , it is also a matter of picking up Conservative habits in a Conservative environment . 

Septimus is trained out of his bad habits in the end , and everyone sleeps happily ever after . 

It was the habit of the Elizabethan English , when dividing the provinces into counties , to name each new county after the town with which the namers were most familiar . 

Unlike Mediterranean countries , we do not have hours off for lunch , nor are we in the habit of large family lunchtime gatherings in the middle of the week . 

Transport Secretary Cecil Parkinson is hitting out at the dirty habits of the British public ; he says mountains of litter dumped along motorways is forcing the government to spend £3 million a year cleaning it up . 

It was almost a habit with Pascoe : every time he passed the phone he called Sophie ; and every time he got a machine with a message . 

These directions were in complete contradiction to his old habits and Alexander found they were successful in bringing about the change that he had sought for so long . 

Such was the austerity of his habits that it never entered his head himself to have any kind of formal dinner in which I could join . 

He told her in no uncertain terms that his father , the Duke of Edinburgh had agreed that if , after five years , his marriage was not working he could go back to his bachelor habits . 

Meanwhile , book buying habits and patterns were to be had from sources such as BML and the British Market Research Bureau , TGI , Euromonitor , Mintel , and trade journals . 

The communications coordinator at the Catholic Church Secretariat , Fr Marcel Onen , pointed out in his speech that parents should exercise more control over their children 's viewing habits . 

Mr FitzSimons stressed that even though people living together as friends were also a high risk , there would be no questions about sexual habits . 

But the more extensive and varied the corpus of writings , the more difficult it is to identify a common set of linguistic habits . 

Structuralism is revolutionary because it can be adopted only as an alternative and not as an addition to traditional academic habits . 

But we know far too little to generalize the effect of their habits on the population at large , and of marriage among the lower classes we know next to nothing . 

The student should avoid breaking new ground on his own as this may result in the formation of bad habits rather than good ones . 

In addition , chewing tobacco is a common habit among coal miners . 

Problem drinkers will not change their habits because of a warning label . 

If we are to understand the feeding habits of the species , therefore , we must consider it in relation to the whole ecology of the species , and its relations to other species . 

It is important for these pilots to develop the habit of checking the position of the gliding site immediately after releasing the tow and to re-check it regularly every few circles . 

Poor buyers need to be coaxed and coddled , they say , and they are not in the habit of visiting estate agents . 

What was patent was the King 's installation of her as his mistress , his delight in Zacco her son , and his habit of avoiding the febrile company of Carlotta , his legitimate daughter by Helen . 

He did not know of the English habit of using such affectionate epithets rather haphazardly , and he was impressed that she should consider him her dear . 

BORN in Tunica , Mississippi in 1925 , Doctor Isiah Ross ( the ` Doctor " nickname evolved from his habit of reading medical books while in the army ) began playing harmonica at the age of six . 

I felt so sorry for the horse while he was cutting his teeth that I pussyfooted around , falling into my old bad habit of asking Skipper if he 'd like to do something rather than telling him . 

After a short while , taking paper , glass and metals for recycling becomes a habit . 

` I do n't think it 's likely to become a habit , " Alexei said calmly . 

And that person 's consumption habits and purchase behaviour will be as much affected by this socialisation process as any other form of individual and social behaviour . 

Clearly , in the long term , improving dietary habits and food supply is the most desirable approach . 

None of the 55 patients was given any type of medical treatment during the study period and all were instructed to continue their normal dietary habits . 

Make that you limit though , or you wo n't get enough nutrients or learn new eating habits . 

Because governments in the Middle East have a habit of declaring holy war at the drop of a hat , their people have learnt to give cautious answers to the call to arms . 

Ever since I was a teenager , I have had the bad habit of pulling and twisting my hair . 

Coalition had become a political habit that would be quite difficult to break and had sapped the party 's confidence in itself . 

Recently the life habits of the giants have been looked at in a way that disproves most of these traditional notions . 

All too easily Soho could become less a way of life than an unbreakable habit . 

That must have been the one , unless he made a habit of going through mock marriages . " 

Make a habit of consulting several works when researching topics and essays . 

The need to build up effective study habits is also essential . 

You can turn day into night and night into day-this would make it much easier for you to study their feeding habits . 

She also uses studies of women 's habits of speech to suggest that women use a slightly different language . 

The aim of this research project is to study modern food habits in an inner city area of Britain in the 1990s . 

Eadmer noticed Anselm 's habit of trusting men long after others had seen their deceptions : but then at last he would recognize them for what they were . 

The habit of treating man as the norm and the feminine as negative is not a syntactic rule . 

SMOKING among 16-19 year olds in Britain has dropped by some 15 per cent over the past decade , according to a new survey of the habits of young people carried out by the Cancer Research Campaign . 

Habits of thought and speech die hard , and even educated men , trying to think new thoughts , could find only the old words -- the ` fenced opposites " , either God or devil . 

For most of us , the habit of acting without prior thought is very deeply ingrained and , consequently , is not an easy one to ` undo " . 

In the mid-west the Republicans made gains in Ohio , in Minnesota , and in Michigan , where the Democratic incumbent since 1982 , James Blanchard , unexpectedly lost to John Engler , a right-wing Republican .

The extent to which authorities can achieve gains depends , of course , on their bargaining power , which in turn may be related to current ( and local ) economic conditions .

But their unofficial quality brings gains as well as losses : these writers are often passionately involved in the events they record .

Tivoli is also introducing a new set of management applications that plug into the framework and promises major productivity gains in managing distributed systems .

Thus , any demonstrated effects upon surpluses may be exacerbated or ameliorated as the industry progresses , and so welfare losses which occur over time may cancel out immediate gains or vice versa .

But despite those substantial gains , bold statements about fighting every seat in the next general election were no longer heard .

Thirdly , there are gains and losses which arise outside the budget .

Forster was so smitten by the result that he could not trust his voice to announce the Nazi gains on the radio , and is said to have spent the night at home weeping uncontrollably .

Stockholm : Strong gains by engineer Alfa-Laval helped the index to a 0.06 per cent rise .

An increase in underwriting and trading volume produced sharp gains in the quarterly net incomes of Salomon , Morgan Stanley and Alex Brown .

Limited gains were made in 1930 when the government agreed to make information available to sick women for whom pregnancy was deemed detrimental to health .

Many economists are inclined to think that static welfare losses are outweighed by dynamic welfare gains from technological progress , and policy-makers generally seem to share this presumption .

The Karachi stock exchange made record gains on Nov. 19 with the 50-share index surging 198 points to 2822 .

Total earnings were well ahead and were further boosted by exceptional gains on the oil and gas disposal .

As a young man , in 1679 , Reid had fought in the protestant fiasco at Bothwell Bridge when their armies were smashed by Monmouth . 

The fiasco of the Cricket World Cup in Australia is still fresh . 

After the fiasco in Prague I began to wonder whether there was any point in my running in any more relay teams , began to think that it was just a waste of everyone 's time . 

After the fiasco on the road outside Mill Hill , Kevin Brown had descended on the Kensington apartment in high temper . 

Interest rate fiasco It 's still devaluation Parliament recalled 

By ten p.m. certain members of the company were sniffing coke or had been turned on by acid or speed or grass . 

If it was n't for Mike I 'd be off but I 'm afraid he might start snorting coke if I turn my back . 

Nowadays the rich snort coke ; in those days they got drunk and had orgies . " 

But if I were a teenager and I saw a TV star telling me that he had taken coke , I would reckon that there must be a reason why the famous spend a fortune on this drug . 

Thousands of people do it every day ; what 's wrong with me that my inside 's screaming that it 's not real ? 

I remember picturing the wet grease-proof paper it would be wrapped in and how my mother would cut off its head and scrape out its insides . 

Lorimer poked his head inside and then boldly opened the windows further and stepped over the threshold . 

At the door to the marquee they exchanged greetings with scores of other guests , gradually making their way inside . 

The trains run on special rubber tyres , which have solid insides to prevent accidents caused by a train getting a fiat tyre . 

The inside of the boot is lined with Cambrelle and has a removable high density footbed -- this combination added extra comfort when I was pounding over rough and stony ground . 

It was the first time that I had ever seen the inside of a police cell . 

There is the metal-ring type muzzle , which is screwed into place via a pin passed across the inside of a ferret 's mouth behind its big teeth and then threaded back into the ring . 

His first job was to modify the inside of the house to suit his needs . 

Anya sucks at the insides of her own cheeks to suppress a smile . 

No you always do your rings from the inside of the actual ring . 

This muscle leaves a conspicuous scar on the inside of the shell , an impression which is easily preserved in the fossil state . 

The valuations are those of estate agent Peter Freitag but , on this occasion , they were not based on the usual detailed investigation of the inside of the houses . 

The trick was then to get the newly-formed zygote back into the mother so it could attach to the inside of the womb and develop normally . " 

Affixed horizontally to the inside of the treadmill were stout iron bars for the prisoned workers to grasp . 

These were similar to the ordinary buskins but extended up beyond the knee : ` They used to flap about as you walked ; but they were whoolly useful in bad weather . " 

He wore blue leggings and his feet were pushed into soft leather buskins . 

Anyway , in that desolate chamber at Sheen I removed soft buskins from the corpse 's feet , carefully pushing back the blue robe and the white cotton shift beneath . 

It caught her on the elbow of her right arm and sliced right through the botched teflon sutures that held the forearm below it in place . 

Elaine 's elbow was resting on the edge of hers and her hand was supporting her head . 

Thrust your elbows back at shoulder level 15 times , holding in the extreme thrust position for 1 second between each repetition . 

Reverse as your right elbow touches your left knee , turning to see the left side . 

Corbett leaned across and put his hand on the priest 's elbow , glad that Father Reynard did n't flinch . 

` All sight if I walk up a bit ? he called to Marty , who was leaning forward with his elbow on the wheel and his open palm supporting his chin . 

Then she sat down beside Tug , put her elbows on the table and rested her chin in the palms of her hands . 

She pushed her elbows into the bed to pull herself up , but she was too late . 

She rested her elbows on the scrubbed wood and stared at her daughter thoughtfully . 

The priest rested his elbows on his knees and looked down at the floor . 

Repeat the same exercise , holding your right arm below the elbow by stretching over your left arm . 

` The League saw a video which clearly showed the elbow raised in an unprovoked attack on an inexperienced and defenceless opponent . 

Apply once or twice a week , especially to backs of arms and thighs , your feet , elbows and knees . 

She had learned the harp because she had once been told that she had beautiful elbows , and harp playing seemed to make better use than most careers of the Lord 's stingy gift . 

Giles still had his hand under her elbow ; she stopped to adjust the strap of her sandal as a pretext to shake it off . 

It says avoidance of the substance causing the allergy is the first line of treatment followed by drugs , where possible , to relieve symptoms and by desensitisation in a few selected cases . 

It is extremely important that the client must learn that avoidance of difficult situations is never an appropriate solution for their anxiety . 

This avoidance of conflict became the key to the much-vaunted ` harmony " of the Japanese social system . 

Epidemiological risk factors are somehow linked with destabilising influences on breathing , and it is through their avoidance or modulation -- for instance through a change in the sensory environment of sleep -- that risk of death can be reduced . 

The ethos of conflict avoidance has also promoted a propensity on the part of both management and unions , and encouraged by the political concerns of governments , to avoid major industrial action . 

Both of these cases , incest avoidance and the development of colour vocabularies , illustrate nicely how biological constraints in cognition , based on specific genes , can influence the formation of culture . 

Consequently , executives investigate alternative means , including law avoidance , evasion , and violation and pursue them if they are evaluated as superior to other available strictly legitimate alternatives . 

The avoidance of the third scenario may require the use of a consortium of microorganisms to get complete mineralisation of the toxic waste . 

Basically it was about certain British officials allegedly colluding in drug-test avoidance at some meetings in the early eighties . 

Kerrey , a distinguished Vietnam veteran who had lost part of a leg in combat , had castigated Clinton as unelectable because of his avoidance of service in Vietnam . 

As always in such an undertaking , the art of organization lay in the avoidance of offending those who were not asked at a particular moment and in the ability to remember enmities and jealousies which could cause friction and poison the atmosphere if the wrong people found themselves together . 

The French authorities said that it was legitimate to differentiate between French companies and non-French companies in order to prevent tax avoidance by the latter . 

Two of the major criticisms of a high tax burden relate to its ( alleged ) erosion of economic incentives and its encouragement of tax avoidance and evasion . 

DO NOT USE PUNISHMENT THAT COULD LEAD TO AVOIDANCE OF DESIRED BEHAVIOUR 

It was born of fear for her grandfather , he thought as he returned to his butchery of the President 's shotgun . 

Even Mr Murray , who appeared on television to condemn Peking for its butchery , has since acknowledged that ` at the end of the day , we have to live with these guys . 

Then he clutched it and reeled back to his car , losing his balance in the mud , almost falling into the midst of his butchery . 

But in the two decades since this mindless butchery no one has been made to answer for a crime which sent shockwaves far beyond the shores of Ulster . 

Thus , just at the moment when the Battle of Verdun was about to enter its grimmest phase , the one man on the German side who could have put an end to the butchery was impotent to do so . 

A third ad showed him in a bathrobe seated cross-legged on a chair in a tropical tableau flanked man , hugging two freshly-scrubbed pigs . 

` We will cosset you with fluffy towelling bathrobes , fresh flowers , a glossy magazine and a chilled bottle of champagne with breakfast , " promises the brochure . 

He leapt out of bed , grabbed his bathrobe and scampered from the room . 

Switching on the bedside light , I got out of bed and fumbled into my bathrobe . 

He is smoking his curly pipe still , but is now wearing only a Turkish bathrobe and Persian slippers . 

` And you said he was wearing a bathrobe , and she was still in her dress ? " 

She sighed and , pushing aside the canopy curtains , got out of the bed and shrugged on a green muslin bathrobe . 

She pulled on her towelling bathrobe and slid her feet into a pair of sandals . 

She turned and Cameron saw , under her arm , old Donald 's face , eyes staring fixedly , his mouth drooping at one side , a shine of saliva on his chin . 

Meticulously differentiating between glutinous eyeball and brittle shine of finger nail , Freud works mimetically as surely as does Kelly . 

A good conditioner should promote the natural strength and shine of your hair . 

Then there were the hot , spiced , yeast buns with their shine of sugar on top . 

She would walk through the house , dressed to go out , relishing the silence , the order , the shine of polished wood in the sun . 

Cellulose is not proof against attack and it was reckoned that a new car 's shine would be ruined in about two years . 

Now , the ball seems to retain its shine and the fast bowlers can use it for lengthier periods . " 

When I had been in the attic long enough to have tidied and cleaned the cupboards , and put a shine on the ancient chest of drawers and wardrobe , I settled to knit Jean-Claude sweaters and socks . 

A quick bath and a change into one of Elinor 's cotton caftans , a blue ribbon to tie up my hair and a dab of powder on my freckles rendered me presentable enough to be fed . 

Despite reddish-brown hair which would n't stay flat , those freckles on his nose , he really was classically good looking , and when Jack Foley smiled he would break any heart . 

In 1938 White published The Sword in the Stone , the first instalment of what was to become an Arthurian tetralogy entitled The Once and Future King . 

We use razors to cut blunts [ cigars ] open and smoke some weed . 

The old bill might be straight in Leyton but there are growing numbers who smoke weed and support calls for legalisation . 

Selected by MaryAnn Stevens , the Academy 's Librarian and Head of Education , and Christopher Lloyd , Surveyor of the Queen 's Pictures , it comprises seventy-one pictures , but no pastels nor drawings . 

Wyatt was appointed surveyor of Trinity House , and clerk of works at Chelsea Hospital in 1792 , and surveyor of Ramsgate harbour in 1794 . 

Appointment as surveyor of the roads to the General Post Office ( 1794 ) led to the publication of authoritative road measurements in Cary 's influential New Itenary ( numerous editions from 1798 ) . 

The Surveyor of the Fabric has looked at the tell-tales and thinks we will have to do some work on the pinnacle , which is n't too big a job at all . " 

McAdam 's system , which involved his surveyors checking the size of stones by passing them through a two-inch ring , was soon adopted by the turnpike trusts . 

The builder 's surveyor will either check the information supplied by the sub-contractor or measure the work carried out during the payment period , usually weekly , but occasionally for longer periods of up to a month . 

Please find enclosed for information a copy of my letter to Mr Callery , County Surveyor and Bridgemaster concerning footpaths in the Scorton area . 

I enclose copies of my letter to Lancashire County Surveyor and Bridgemaster and the reply I received . 

The pull of journalism was incessant , but filial loyalty led him to qualify as a property surveyor . 

The Local Government Board had bought the waterworks three years earlier , and on August 4 1856 it commissioned town surveyor Mr G Mason to design and build the first spouter at the top of Tubwell Row . 

It will become an essential reference for specifiers , architects , building surveyors , maintenance engineers , building owners , contractors , building control officers and professionals in training . 

Statistics on building surveyors prior to the formation of the Division are unobtainable , since they were merely defined as general practitioners . 

The information provided will assist the surveyor in the preparation of the final account . 

He succeeded his former master as surveyor to the estates of All Souls College , Oxford , and continued in the college 's employment until 1605 . 

Yesterday Suzannah 's husband , building surveyor Peter Marshall , refused to comment . 

A building surveyor can offer guidance on any problems you anticipate as far as structure , planning and building regulations , and cost are concerned . 

I mean , you know building surveyors do n't wear clothes like that . 

An early government land surveyor mis-spelled Mosgiel with a single ` s " and so it has remained . 

We carried one large cooler , no ice but the cooler proved adequate . 

Special aquarium coolers are available and beer coolers can be adopted . 

The simplest reported that two Octopuses at Portsmouth Sea Life Centre required the use of two giant beer coolers from the Carlsberg brewery to chill the Solent sea water used in the tanks when it reached 22°C . 

On this rested a dozen twinkling champagne saucers and a Georgian silver wine cooler containing a chilled and vintage bottle of Pol Roger . 

Surbiton , last year 's runners-up to St Albans , who achieved National League status , had a 3-0 victory against Maidenhead with goals from David Francis , Ian Jolly and Gareth Notton . 

Denver 's sixth win in seven games takes them to top of the AFC West after their 20-13 victory against Pittsburgh , who now are third behind Cleveland and Huston in the AFC Central . 

` When the full Welsh team take on Australia , there will be six or seven players in the squad who have tasted victory against them with Swansea -- and that is a completely new situation . " 

ADRIAN MAGUIRE , who partnered Halkopous to a tremendously impressive victory at Cheltenham on Saturday , will retain the ride on the new Champion Hurdle favourite . 

His victory at Cheltenham ; the one bright spot in a night of dismal failure for his party . 

And caretaker boss Malcolm Crosby is ready to gamble on 21-year-old Warren Hawke best remembered for his part in the 1990 play-offs victory at Newcastle . 

But a victory by Elliott in the final event of General Portfolio 's grandly mis-named Mile of Miles series was all that mattered to selectors three days after they chose him ahead of Cram for the Commonwealth Games . 

Also , the return to the international fold was marked with an emphatic victory by the Junior Springboks over Namibia . 

A women 's race over one lap looks set for a local victory by British champion Marie Purvis , of Manx Viking Wheelers , who loves the mountain course . 

We turned our ponies and galloped back to the Legation , where we learnt that news had just come in of a great victory for the Shoan army . 

The inclusion of left-wingers on the commission was regarded as a significant victory for Hussein , as the left had originally opposed the charter on the grounds that it might be used to limit political activity . 

The outcome of the voting on June 13 was portrayed by observers as a victory for supporters of radical economic reform . 

Nevertheless , it was the economic climate , as much as the renewed trade union and working-class support for Labour , which contributed significantly to Labour 's victory in the 1929 General Election . 

Further uprisings occurred until 1649 when Oliver Cromwell , fresh from his victory in the English Civil War , brutally put down the recalcitrant Gaels . 

Mike Fibbins , who like Ruckwood was unable to produce his best at the Barcelona Olympics , also bounced back with victory in the 50 metres freestyle . 

A common explanation of the reversal of US reform policies relates the changed priorities to the wider context of Asian politics , and in particular the victory of communism in China . 

THE victory of Subzero in the Melbourne Cup last night completed a rare treble for trainer Lee Freedman . 

ENGLAND earned a seeding position in the quarter-finals of the World Team Championships here with a 3-0 victory over Egypt yesterday . 

Asimov took the idea from the tales of the feuding Greeks ' victories over the united Persians who so vastly outnumbered them . 

England started in the team tournament with a 4-2 victory over Austria to open up a chance for bronze or silver medal . 

Adam , celebrating his second victory over Johnson this week , gasped : ` I did n't think I could get this far . 

Gloucester are on the winning trail after their 10-3 victory over Rosslyn Park last week . 

Nine years later , in 1651 , Charles II watched the final defeat of the Royalist forces at the Battle of Worcester before going into exile after Cromwell 's victory . 

Niamh 's victory came in a nail-biting final moment of the competition against Britain 's Sonia with Better The Devil You Know . 

Truman 's victory encouraged him to revive the battle for the Fair Deal . 

His victory here was a tribute to his quiet persistence in an intriguing struggle in the hot afternoon sunshine . 

The agenda here had changed by the time of Margaret Thatcher 's election victory promise to do something about ` those inner cities " . 

Army officers celebrating the Tories ' poll victory ended with a private being punched , a court martial heard yesterday . 

Left-wing and progressive opinion , disorientated by Baldwin 's election victory and the seeming immovability of the National Government , would be reinvigorated . 

Seven wins this season … a record breaking twenty eight grand prix victories … the world crown has to be his …

But Brentford owed their victory to goalkeeper Graham Benstead , who made some fine saves . 

After the results had been confirmed she attributed her victory to votes from the women of Ireland , who " instead of rocking the cradle rocked the system " . 

The Tories ' overwhelming victory in 1987 appeared to set the seal upon the triumph of bourgeois capitalism . 

They are based in the City of Middenheim , where they were founded following a great victory against Chaos outside the city walls . 

The Lao People 's Democratic Republic ( LPDR ) was proclaimed by a National Congress of People 's Representatives in December 1975 following victory by the ( communist ) Lao Patriotic Front in a 25-year civil war . 

Florin Raducioiu scored all four goals as Romania retained second place in group four with a 4-0 victory over the Faroe Islands . 

Abingdon Town stormed to an emphatic two one victory in a sparkling match with promotion rivals , Egham Town at the Culham Road this afternoon . 

He played his part in a famous British victory , winning his single , having lost in the foursome . 

Most vital , and also most uncertain , was the support of the US government , whose radar detector services would be crucial to any British victory . 

As far as the game in Paris was concerned , the only lingering doubts before kick-off concerned the margin of the French victory . 

Morvael died the very morning after his armies achieved victory . 

Within two weeks of unprecedented activity , even the ill organised London dockers had achieved a major victory on recognition and wages and conditions . 

Fr Jean-Bertrand Aristide , a radical Roman Catholic priest representing the National Front for Democracy and Change , defeated 10 other candidates to achieve a landslide victory in the presidential elections on Dec. 16 . 

Tomorrow , we 'll see how Francis Tuthill , his co-driver , Anthony Sewell and their Porsche 9-11 completed the final leg across Australia to claim victory . 

ANTI-POLL tax activists have claimed a victory after sheriff officers were forced to call off their visit to a house in Bonnyrigg . 

The closest match of the first round was between Essex Wanderers and Vauxhall Golds with Vauxhall finally clinching a 36-35 victory . 

The programmes did n't even start until Saturday morning on October 26th , around the very same time that fly-half Rob Andrew was clinching England 's 9-6 victory over Scotland in the first semi-final . 

Marching on FOOTBALL : Juventus clinched a thrilling 2-1 victory over Atalanta yesterday to claw back a point from Italian first division leaders AC Milan who could only manage a goalless draw at lowly Fiorentina . 

Military hardware alone is not sufficient to ensure military victory . 

It was true that Franco had achieved his " final military objectives " , but , as far as his social and political objectives were concerned , the military victory was simply the beginning . 

Adams was aboard when Party Politics scored his first victory in a two-and-a-half mile novice chase at Warwick in Feb 1990 . 

The 19-year-old striker scored in Zimbabwe 's 2-l victory last weekend , but while he was away Coventry thrashed Liverpool 5-l . 

Whenever his team scored a victory , he was prone to marathon bouts of drunkenness . 

Emerson had begun his career with Lotus in 1970 , scoring his first grand prix victory at Watkins Glen in 1971 . 

The results confirmed that the opposition National League for Democracy ( NLD ) had won a massive victory , winning 392 of the 485 People 's Assembly seats contested . 

Ever since the victory of the Red Army in the Revolution , soldiers have been part of the Chinese people 's sense of themselves . 

But it still came as a surprise when she angrily pushed away the unfinished lasagne and stared at him directly . 

I sha n't be down at Europa Foods tonight like you lot , buying frozen lasagne and chips for some motorbike messenger to eat in front of The Darling Buds of May . 

Half an hour later he was seated on her couch reading a financial magazine she subscribed to while in the kitchen a cheesecake was defrosting in the microwave , and a home-made lasagne warming up in the oven . 

Then she discovered he 'd gone off any idea of tucking into the delights of her home-made lasagne anyway as , without another word , he turned and headed out of the kitchen . 

At lunch hours things get busy as customers queue up for the small range of soft pasta dishes and such daily specials as vegetable lasagne or a spicy Italian-sausage casserole -- all moderately priced and consistently good . 

The designer Italian menu , which varies from superb to bland , includes specialties like marinated vegetables with seafood , zucchini-layered lasagna in pesto sauce and veal medallion with diced artichokes . 

A bitter cup of coffee , a rude salesgirl , a failed attempt to get the right ingredients for a vegetable lasagna , are the signposts of the day , and they are massive . 

Cook the lasagne in a large pan of salted , boiling water until just tender . 

Research has shown that they ate lasagne , pizza ( though tomatoes had not been discovered ) and ice-cream , along with dormice , sow 's teats and a disgusting sauce made of sun-dried , salted fish-guts . 

The wind was too strong to open the great door , so they were going out through the buttery . 

My master waited until a kitchen boy served us , then suddenly rose , locking the great doors of the hall as well as those to the kitchen and buttery . 

Corbett released the messenger whilst muttering his apologies and allowed Maeve and two of the servants to drag the fellow down the hallway into the buttery . 

We kept to ourselves for the rest of the day , taking food from the buttery and retiring early for we were both still exhausted after our journey from England . 

I stabled my own horse and was in the buttery when I heard screams , the crashing of hooves and Vulcan 's neighs . 

He shaved , changed his doublet , put on his sword belt and took his heaviest cloak from its hook outside the buttery . 

On each gallery were chambers and our group was directed into these , servants being left to sleep in the hall , buttery or stables behind the manor house . 

The wind blew down the tents of the other lads he had joined in camping on an apparently sheltered spot in a hollow above the sea . 

They have used them already to build communal tents , to extrude life-lines guiding them over plants , or ropes to let themselves down from one twig to another . 

Now , as a visible sign that these are his people with whom he will always be present , he gives Moses instructions to build a special tent for him . 

Arriving at a suitable pitching site , I would erect the tent and Pete would fetch water and have a brew ready by the time we piled in . 

Other passengers helped to erect a tent of tarpaulins on the deck and in it she gave birth to a daughter . 

He also trained at Jafferpore , where troops lived in tents in the jungle . 

In summer they lived in conical tents or huts roofed with birch-bark , and sometimes on houseboats similar in appearance to the Chinese sampan . 

The people up there speak a Tibetan dialect , and in the high pastures along the border the nomads still live in their black tents with their yaks . 

Kirstie Alley solves her problem by moving to a tent in the garden . 

Outside the wind grew even more savage and we cut short the one doomed attempt to raise the tent , retreating to the truck for a few minutes of poor slumber . 

Now they came to King Michael 's white city of Ledyen and raised their tents beneath its walls . 

Some years ago , the young pretender Willis added Dylan to his forenames of Robert George . 

When he took his BA at Oxford Wren 's forename was Percy ; during his years in the IES he changed this to Percival , and it was only when he became an author that he added Christopher . 

The school has no uniform , and members of staff are addressed by pupils with their forenames , giving the school a remarkably relaxed but purposefully informal atmosphere . 

These different patterns of inheritance are bound to have an effect upon the relationships between siblings .

Clearly they were not the sort of married couple that was used to communicating by letter , and when they did it was only rarely that anything illuminating was said . 

The school 's headmaster says this sort of information is more important to parents . 

According to George , his sort were usually the worst ; they were after redemption . 

Both dining room and staff are pleasant ; while-you-wait breakfast is of the curate 's egg sort : cremated bacon , terrific fried bread , sunny eggs , single splendid sausage , bloody awful black pudding . 

It was more expensive than the foam sort , but it will last longer . 

The third category of definition fails because musical types and practices , even those of the most minority sort , can never be wholly contained by particular social contexts . 

That is a monetary tightening of the most threatening sort , because central banks can do little about it . 

Sainthood and mercy are entities of the most considerable sort in Leonard Cohen 's work , as we shall see . 

There were 48 mistakes of this sort in crime sheets written by police constables at the same police station . 

The only solution I can see is in future to save any pattern of this sort as a variety of widths . 

Personally she had never been attracted to that sort in her life before . 

In his elaboration of this suggestion , whose seeds were already present in the Exercises , Gassendi draws on classical Greek thought , according to which there are three sorts of ` hidden " thing . 

Many people indeed have decided not to believe because of experiencing the sort of suffering that Flew identifies with the frantic father whose son is dying . 

If the authorities could allow this sort of ` vandalism " , what else were they capable of ? 

They wear more , more or less the same sort of er material through the year . 

It was a bland , filling diet of the sort he liked and remembered from his prep school . 

We should be three very gay companions , we could make excursions , the sort one never ventures upon alone . 

A Smithfield is a leggy type of collie of the sort that bullock drovers used when working cattle half a century ago . 

` By raising our prices slightly we get a certain sort of customer . 

TV programmes , adverts and magazines always show a certain sort of person as attractive . 

This made him very successful , since utterly trusted , with certain sorts of client . 

It is easier , for example , to say ` Jezebel " than to go into a particular description of a certain sort of woman . 

The poloidal field is produced in different ways , depending on what sort of machine it is . 

Sitting at a desk working on a book could hardly be more different from battling through a polar blizzard , but it presents a different sort of challenge . 

The phrase ` sale of office " covers several different sorts of transaction . 

I loved Tom McMahon too -- you must n't be thinking I did n't , that I cheated him , but it was a different sort of love . 

If the teacher is unhappy about the episode , or if the designer feels that it lay outside the realm of desirable behaviour , better protection of some sort is needed . 

Our smiles of anticipation dimmed somewhat when he led us into the coffee shop , but he was a good sort and I hope we did not embarrass him . 

And in the game of rugby we , too , will need a new sort of president with a contemporary vision for the game . 

But a handful of physicists are prepared to accept the notion of psychic healing on the basis that there is some new sort of energy that we do not yet understand . 

This new sort of avant-garde promotes , not heterodoxy and modernist autonomization , but orthodoxy and dis-autonomization . 

Perhaps the TECs are coming up with new ideas about the sort of training that should be developed . 

At the same time multimedia may well make other sorts of products and services obsolete . 

And God alone knew what other sorts of mutations and genetical mutilations . 

His remark about England not seeping into other cultures is garbage of the worst sort . 

He was plainly not a dandy about clothes ; but there are other sorts of narcissism . 

Elderberries , whitehorns , sycamores , and other volunteer saplings of every sort barred the way . 

Advertising should be based on the accurate job description you have already drawn up , so that the right sort of people will recognize themselves . 

Five years ago , schools were asked to develop their programme of personal relationships so that the right sort of foundations could be laid at an early age . 

It is therefore vital that they are given the right sort of care , so they can grow up to be well developed and strong physically , mentally alert , contented and emotionally stable . 

Does my right hon. Friend accept that the sort of project to which he just referred is another example of where a national lottery could be of great assistance ? 

The chairman , Lord Clarendon , had been parliamentary under-secretary for the dominions ; presumably running the BBC was a similar sort of task . 

Otherwise , they are made from similar grapes , matured in the same sort of oak barrels and aged for just as long before release . 

Washing-machines , and similar sorts of domestic machinery , are intended to save our time and labour . 

He makes a convincing case for links of various sorts and degrees between West European countries going back as much as 5,000 years , but his thesis has one weakness . 

John Madge made a useful distinction between various sorts of people who may be the subject for the sociologist 's interview . 

My second favourite place at the zoo was the Reptile House , and I 've had various sorts of reptiles as pets . 

Edinburgh has few late , late night spots but the following section lists a number of places which present lively cabaret and entertainment of various sorts . 

The principal town in this area is Ullapool , founded by the British Fisheries Society towards the end of the eighteenth century to exploit the shoals of herring that used to arrive each July . 

In early April the excitement built up as the first shoals of mackerel were expected . 

What you must beware of , however , is using all your bait on a massive shoal of small barbel . 

On the other hand , a shoal of about 50 or 60 Spotted Rasbora , kept in a 4′ × 1′ tank , can be an extremely interesting exhibit in its own right . 

Q I have often admired large shoals of Yellow Tangs , but people seem to be divided as to whether this is possible to achieve in the hole aquarium . 

In the past week , John McLaughlin 's ` Barracuda " , captained by Des Mills , fishing out of Culdaff , Donegal , found large shoals of pollack , coalfish , ling and codling . 

A small shoal of big bream may patrol a beat no wider than five yards . 

More often than not a shoal of big bream , particularly a small shoal of very big bream , does not remain in a swim for long . 

I will be keeping them in a 36″ × 12″ × 15″ tank with small shoal of Serpae Tetras and a Plec . 

Bream have strong predatory instincts ( more of this later ) and it would not be safe for bream of only 2 or 3 inches to join a shoal of bigger bream . 

I have watched a shoal of bream in shallow water for many hours . 

That is , you can have a shoal of bream of one size at or near the bottom of a water , and a shoal of bigger or smaller bream above them . 

When I have a shoal of feeding bream in the swim I can not rest easy . 

A shoal of fish jumps out of the sea , a sight to quicken the heart as Tor says this often happens when the fish are being chased by orca . 

A shoal of stout brown fish swam round and round in circles in a ghostly saraband before making their way to the entrance to the stream . 

The next time you are along the river and you spot a shoal of chub , or an individual fish , see how close you can get VVI before they , or it , take fright . 

As a shoal of some other kind of fish swims past , the predatory trumpet fish moves into their midst and progresses with them as they make their way around the coral gardens . 

Instead it sails slowly through the water on flapping wings , sometimes as much as 7 metres across , its immense slot-like mouth wide open , gathering by filtration the floating shoals of crustaceans and small fish . 

When they discover a shoal of smaller fish , they will harry them on all sides , driving them into such a dense concentration that the technique has been called ` meat-balling " . 

But genuine co-operation between colonies seems always to boil down to pure parasitism .

In 1945-46 Soviet policy was to encourage cooperation between the moderate leftists and the communists until an administrative framework had been created .

The industrial cooperation between our unions should continue of course .

Commentary at the time largely recognised that it was yet another atrocity designed to antagonise political and public sympathy and hopefully upset cooperation between London and Dublin .

As the pressure on resources is felt more keenly by all sectors of the library world , the necessity for closer co-operation among libraries becomes more urgent .

Similarly , the family metaphor celebrates the idea of having cooperation among the members of the enterprise and ensuring that any conflict will be directed towards the outside world .

The Green Circle promotes co-operation among a wide variety of environmental campaigns .

Individual firms have taken on more security staff , but as yet there is little co-operation among companies on improving security outside their buildings , which is where bombs are most likely to be .

A joint EC-ACP committee would be set up to discuss co-operation on international commodity agreements and specialized working parties .

An agreement was signed to promote co-operation on economic , cultural , scientific and technological issues .

Firstly , at present the twelve work together , both through the Treaty of Rome and through intergovernmental co-operation on issues such as foreign policy and terrorism .

In the event , the Portuguese accepted a compromise whereby both sides pledged their commitment to human rights and fundamental freedoms and " agreed to continue their dialogue and co-operation on these issues " .

Our Review will also examine the possibilities of future European cooperation in the provision of a deterrent force .

This animosity boded ill for their future cooperation in East Prussia .

The six-point joint statement also agreed on co-operation in shipping , communications , scientific surveys , and combating piracy and drug trafficking .

The aim of this project is to analyse the political and institutional implications of closer European police cooperation in the context of the probable abolition in January 1993 of most border controls in Europe .

Negotiations in Moscow between Russian and German intelligence services on bilateral co-operation against terrorism and drug-smuggling were reported on Oct. 19 .

The tradition of Anglo-Austrian co-operation against France , wearing thin in the time of Walpole and strained unbearably by the peace settlement of 1748 , was also submerged by the events of the 1750s .

` Their people are very good and we have a close cooperation with them .

By the end of 1990 , however , there was evidence that the Komeito leadership wished to move away from its association with the SDPJ and to re-establish co-operation with the LDP .

British Telecom plans to join the fray with its own transatlantic service , in cooperation with Satellite Business Systems of the US .

According to most analysts , the visit underlined Keating 's intention to shift Australia 's external focus towards greater economic and political co-operation with Asia .

The Association continues to work in close co-operation with the RAF Benevolent Fund .

The discovery followed a three-week operation in co-operation with the South African drug squad against illegal cultivation of cannabis in the western highlands .

Then he switched to seeking friendship and co-operation with all .

Before leaving Tehran , Yazdi was quoted as saying that Iran 's co-operation with Sudan was intended to " defend our militant brothers in Egypt " .

Visa restrictions brought in by foreign governments in co-operation with the Chinese authorities in March and April of 1988 did little to reduce the queues of hopefuls in the embassy districts of Beijing and Shanghai .

Both the Iranian and the Chinese governments denied that their co-operation over nuclear technology was for the development of a nuclear weapon .

Erhard concentrated on a policy of low taxes , a stable currency and liberal trade , but an important element in West Germany 's success was the co-operation of workers and the trades unions .

Referring to Singapore 's military co-operation with Taiwan , Li told a press conference on Aug. 12 : " This is a fact , and we should not mind it too much . "

Our thanks to Rentokil Gibraltar for their co-operation in supplying preparations .

Although the tone was generally optimistic , with much talk of prospects for greater regional co-operation , there were allusions in speeches to the enduring sources of conflict between the six states .

The whole question of political cooperation between Methodists and what they traditionally called ` the Nonconformist churches " was one which vexed leaders like Hugh Price Hughes .

A relationship of licensee to licenser has now been replaced by technical cooperation between partners : Westinghouse ; and the CEA , EDF. and Framatome .

Greater political and economic co-operation in the Community does not require us to forget our nationhood , and the traditions and institutions of a free people .

At European level the Regional Council , in cooperation with Kent County Council , is lobbying for massive infrastructure aid using the concept of Community interest as the basis of its arguments .

In 1990 the OCE , in cooperation with the Epilepsy Association of Oregon , instigated a programme to assess and improve education offered to affected families in the area .

By the early 1930s it was clear that Abdallah intended to develop friendly co-operation with the Jewish Agency .

Action is being taken to encourage closer cooperation between Stockton council and its Asnieres-sur-Seine Twinning Association , which has appealed for more support .

The new party leadership appealed on television for unity and national support and pledged its co-operation with opposition groups to draw up changes in the constitution and electoral law .

Earlier in the month , Ministers of Culture from the then 34 CSCE countries met in Kracow , Poland , and adopted on June 6 a declaration calling for international co-operation to protect members ' cultural heritage .

But we are determined to play our part in maintaining the momentum for closer co-operation to build a stronger European economy , to extend social justice , to preserve the environment , and to deepen our democracy .

We must all work together in close cooperation to provide the best possible service for our clients .

The subject-matter of this book is international co-operation in civil and criminal proceedings .

This text gives us a new basis for co-operation with our partners in bringing these criminals to justice .

Resolution 44 / 224 stressed the need for both countries and UN bodies to strengthen international co-operation in the monitoring and anticipation of environmental emergencies and disasters .

There could be no early start : the lads ' co-operation was needed and we always found it difficult to agree on rules .

Syria 's co-operation with Western countries during the Gulf War aroused some media speculation over the possibility of a future Israeli-Syrian peace agreement .

Alternatively , it is treated pleasantly and gently if the magician wishes to secure a person 's cooperation .

People were blowing on their bowls of broth and mingling its savours of onions and mutton with the harsh fire of the whisky . 

About everything he writes hangs a faint savour of calculation . 

On some coals drawn to the side of the neat little fire , strips of meat were laid to grill : with the subtle savour of wood smoke they spread a most provocative smell on the still air . 

The salt itself , " she remarked sadly of socialism as early as 1958 , ` seems to have lost its savour . " 

It has considerable agility , and its powers of dry staccato have been so much exploited that this form of musical humour has quite lost its savour nowadays . 

Chilli and a guacamole-style sauce give a Central American savour to this summery dish . 

Helen was in the kitchen preparing a sweet savour as an offering to her lord . 

As Ory astutely remarks , Sartre 's preface is as much an expression of remorse that he had failed to rehabilitate Nizan successfully in 1947 , as it is a eulogy of the dynamic Nizan-Sartre relationship in the early 1920s . 

He was too deep in his own remorse to listen to the younger man . 

Not surprisingly this can lead to a great deal of guilt and remorse at the thought of things left unsaid , or perhaps an argument that had taken place just before the person left the house , never to return . 

She made the promise in remorse for his suffering over revelations of their close friendship . 

In the final months of his life Atwater expressed remorse for some of the methods which he had employed during his career . 

Since the crash , Gooch had felt considerable remorse for the deaths . 

She saw the quick remorse in Rose 's face and stretched out a hand to her . 

Thinking now of the battles she had fought with her own children , especially her daughter , Margharita , she felt a pang of remorse over the woman she had buried a few hours earlier . 

But it was the remorse of youth -- intense , yet so shallow its depth is plumbed at a glance . 

Far from rejoicing , Sanson felt nothing but remorse at having to kill his king , reportedly kneeling each night before the blade he had used , and praying for the soul of Louis XVI . 

Relief and remorse for doubting him flooded her as his hands moved to relieve himself of his jeans . 

Martin 's remorse was real , his guilt admitted as he turned away to check his beat . 

Mr Farrell said Lee , who expressed her sincere remorse , had intended repaying the money every penny had been recorded and the money was from personal friends and people who knew her , he added . 

At the same time it has remorse about it and generosity of spirit . 

` But I never felt remorse about them the same way I did about him . 

Whenever he 's freed , his solicitor added that Paul Rachael remains full of remorse for what happened . 

He also expressed " deep remorse over the unbearable suffering and sorrow Japan inflicted " by its " reckless " decision to go to war with the USA . 

Or else it could indicate genuine remorse , and , even more important , an acknowledgement of Esau 's status as the elder brother . 

Too gently for genuine remorse , because instead of being cut by her rebuke his ego seemed untouched as an inner warmth flooded his face , lighting his eyes as the sun 's rays deepened a summer sky . 

Friends such as Edward Clodd , who expected Hardy to be relieved by her death in 1912 , found instead that he was overcome with remorse for neglecting one whom he had once loved so well . 

The appellant was however described as flat and detached , with no signs of remorse for his offences : he was thought to be developing a personality disorder . 

The Doctor looked away from Bernice for a moment , and she could have sworn it was with genuine remorse . 

With a piercing stab of remorse at yet another misconstruction , Merrill recalled the painting she had thought belonged to Luke , which hung on the wall outside his room . 

He was without remorse , seemingly unable to understand the gravity of the offence . 

After his death the Henderson family bought the estate and built model cottages designed by Ernest George and Peto in the village . 

I shall settle down in the country and build cottages , and mix draughts . " 

Her Ladyship promised to build seven cottages at the old forge at a rental of seven per cent , per annum , of the outlay . 

Zeppelins appeared over the south coast and the first civilian war casualties were a little boy and his sister killed when a bomb destroyed their cottage at King 's Lynn . 

To destroy the cottage in order to gain access to the road was desirable . 

Loudon himself , though anxious to ` discard those fanciful comfortless dwellings which are often erected as ornamental cottages " , admits that he would ` scarcely have courage to pull down a fine old specimen of a picturesque cottage , unless in a case of extreme necessity " . 

The pressure of population caused much less concern in the Welsh Border counties where there was still sufficient land available to allow poor immigrants to erect cottages on the wastes and to claim common rights to go with the few acres that they had cleared from the woods or the moors . 

During the sixteenth century Myddle was essentially a society consisting of numerous smallholders and a few large farmers , but from the second half of Elizabeth 's reign onwards poor immigrants came into the parish in search of labouring work and the opportunity to erect a cottage in the woods or on the manorial wastes . 

Henry Fielding , whose sister lived at a cottage now called Widcombe Lodge , knew the Bennets well . 

In the spring and summer she lived in a cottage on the banks of the river Stour just below Tuckton bridge . 

Grandfather 's wage was the magnificent sum of twelve shillings per week and of course he lived in a tied cottage . 

Eileen remembers Selina as a bubbly girl who helped to scrub the floors of the tourist office , made her own clothes and lived in a small cottage . 

That meant he could live in a cottage with a view of the churchyard -- like Dymlight has . 

Officers are now comforting his 85 year old former housekeeper who also lives at the cottage . 

The dead man has n't been identified but neighbours say two men lived in the cottage … both school teachers . 

Some years ago my family moved to a small cottage , which had one ground floor bedroom with a toilet attached , just perfect for Grandad . 

The next day the Rivers family returned to their separate places of work , and I moved to the cottage in Morton . 

They left the house in Chertsey and moved to a quiet cottage in the country , taking Oliver with them . 

They 'd moved to their cottage a few years ago and ran an electrical business in Didcot . 

When they moved to their cottage it was meant to be temporary … despite the lack of facilities they 've been here over 30 years . 

Thomas Hardy was born on 2 June 1840 in Bockhampton , about three miles from the county town of Dorchester , in an isolated cottage built by his great-grandfather . 

Turn of the Century Saltash was largely the epitome of Victorian respectability where ` many neat and tasteful villas and cottages have been built on the most interesting and commanding sites " . 

As Loudon later comments , cottages built like this in a continuous row often had many of the inconveniences and nuisances of impoverished back streets in a country town . 

In 1830 permission was granted for a cottage to be built at Fighting Cocks to provide accommodation for passengers and parcels . 

By 1723 , ninety-nine cottages had been erected on small pieces of land taken from the wastes . 

The decision to operate in Devon had been made and a suitable ( thatched ) cottage to live in had been found . 

Just outside Dorchester near Higher Bockhampton you can go on great walking or mountain biking trails and discover the cottage where Hardy lived . 

Gemini Productions will present J B Keane 's ` The Matchmaker " at the end of September -- the Irish comedy about a man who helps those in search of the perfect partner . 

They are two of a kind , it seems to me , authors of a paranoid comedy of the dualistic imagination , while also different . 

Wilde 's masterpiece and one of the great comedies of the English language . 

` I 've just sold a comedy of Philip 's about air travel , " she said . 

He had known both success and failure with his comedies on the London stage when he published ` A Discourse upon Comedy , in Reference to the English Stage " ( 1702 ) . 

One of the great moments in the literature of the world is a passage near the end of the second part of Dante 's Divine Comedy . 

The sharp combination of savage and city along with ritual and music-hall elements do much to make this the most powerful of Eliot 's comedies . 

The point is not new : Samuel Johnson believed that Shakespeare 's comedies reveal a profounder instinct than his tragedies : ` his tragedy seems to be skill , his comedy to be instinct " . 

I 'm defiantly proud to point out that I did thirteen drafts of Wanda and that I 've been writing comedy professionally since ` 63 , so by the time I was writing Wanda it was 24 years . 

The hero of his latest effort -- volume one in a series -- is Eupolis of Pallene , gentleman farmer , goatherd , and writer of comedies . 

I was writing a comedy with sinister undertones about the villa renters and expats of Chiantishire . 

This production is set in 1951 and I am playing the mistress the way Coward intended when he wrote the comedy . " 

But Mr Bevan 's ranting polemics on the subject would perhaps sound better in the mouth of a Minister of Health who was getting enough houses built . 

After the 1974 revolution the polemic about her musical activities continued . 

The force of Britain 's example : that was the moral appeal of Priestley 's polemic . 

Wordsworth 's polemics at the turn of the century implied strong criticism of fashionable women poets : 

And this is not just a generalised and detached polemic against injustice by an educated man . 

His vigorous and provocative Unionist polemic against the importance of ` the constitutional question " is bracing , but it renders comical his charge that the SNP ` is a party of no compromise " . 

Throughout the 1960s , politicians kept up a rather futile polemic as to whether the General cared about anything except foreign affairs . 

And if B 's violence takes the form of assault with a deadly weapon , A may even inflict death if his own life is in peril . 

Even here , if the defendant has ( for example ) used more force than was reasonably necessary , he can ( if appropriately charged ) be convicted of the offence of simple assault . 

His relationship with the Perth Police had been strained by several warnings and one arrest for assault within the last year , but the charges had been dropped . 

Another aggravated offence is assault with intent to resist arrest or to prevent a lawful arrest , contrary to section 38 of the 1861 Act and carrying a maximum penalty of two years ' imprisonment . 

Procedurally speaking , this is not an aggravated assault , since it carries the same maximum penalty as common assault ( six months ' imprisonment ) and is also triable summarily only . 

The public order essence of the offence has been wholly lost , and affray has become a form of aggravated assault . 

To require the D.P.P . 's consent before any prosecution for aggravated assault is brought merely on account of this matter , would appear to be a response which is both exaggerated and unwarranted . 

He had had a fight with the insurance inspector and ended up in court charged with Assault . 

He was arrested by a uniformed PC and charged with assault causing actual bodily harm . 

John Anthony Hoggart , of Minors Crescent , Darlington , appeared before town magistrates yesterday charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm . 

Winnie Mandela has appeared in court in Soweto to be formally charged on four counts of kidnapping and four counts of assault with intent to commit grievous bodily harm . 

For the driving offence and the assault charge Penn was thrown in the pen for two months . 

He was only spared a long jail term when 24-year-old Lynn agreed to drop assault charges providing he went into therapy . 

Superior Court Judge Stanley M. Weisberg , who had presided over the King trial , on May 15 ruled that the principal assailant , Officer Laurence M. Powell , should be retried on a felony assault charge . 

Facts : pleaded guilty to two offences of robbery , one of attempted robbery and two of assault with intent to rob . 

Defendants would , however , plead guilty to lesser offences such as assault , assault and battery and assault with intent to commit rape which carry low penalties . 

Dempsey , of Grange Road , Middlesbrough , was cleared of assault with intent to rob . 

When the media speculates about Government intentions , they are usually proved right -- with the exception of the Chancellor 's Budget pronouncements . 

But he points out that recent government pronouncements suggest the squeeze is to be put on public spending once more . 

In the political process that structures the future of cities professionals talk at politicians who leak to journalists who are lectured by academics who scrutinise any policy pronouncement . 

Gorbachev 's early policy pronouncements gave little indication that one of the central features of his administration would be its emphasis on ` new thinking " in international affairs . 

Brigadier-General Arturo Enrile was speaking after President Corazon Aquino declared a national state of emergency and banned broadcasts of rebel pronouncements in an attempt to contain the mutiny which has shaken her government . 

What then follows is usually a change of director and various public pronouncements about the CIA 's future activities . 

Here evolutionary science was fully integrated with moral pronouncements about society 's future progress or decline . 

Any pronouncement about educational technology needs to be scrutinized with great care to ascertain what meaning is intended -- the machines , the machines in use , or a methodology . 

The longing and impatience to be privatised , so as to be able to invest freely to keep up in a rapidly evolving public telecommunications world , is evident in every pronouncement from Deutsche Bundespost Telecom . 

All the pronouncements from NATO of late have been to the effect that we regard nuclear deterrents as an important part of the armoury of NATO forces generally . 

Recent initiatives like primary nursing and the pronouncements of the Royal College of Nursing ( 1989 ) take this trend further . 

For the disciples round the cross the words were the pronouncement of doom : the end of hope and meaning , the extinction of faith , defeat . 

Four weeks after the pronouncement of the excommunication , Adolf was solemnly deposed in the cathedral of Cologne in the presence of Otto . 

Apart from the USA , the other nuclear states have issued pronouncements of one kind or another indicating certain restraints on deployment or possible use . 

Again and again these feminist lexicographers refuse and indeed poke fun at the authoritative pronouncements of mainstream lexicography . 

That my parents were continually making anti-Catholic remarks and pouring scorn on some of the more devotional pronouncements of the nuns did not help matters . 

The point is not that the theological pronouncements of scientists are to be discounted but rather that they do sometimes have to be seen as efforts at mediation . 

A recent pronouncement by a former Education Minister serves to remind us of the kind of thinking we must guard against . 

The nearest we got to an official pronouncement on the recent escalation of terrorism was the inane comment of Security Minister Sir John Wheeler that the IRA was defeated . 

It said that in the run-up to an election , it would comment on planning opportunities based on pronouncements by political parties . 

This pronouncement on social policy upheld the institution of private property , but acknowledged that limitations might rightly be laid upon its rights so as to protect the poor and weak . 

The pronouncement by Pope John Paul II was said , in its indirect commentary on events in eastern Europe , to mark a slight shift to the right compared with papal statements of recent years . 

The seventeenth century , however , saw the notorious trial of Lord Castlehaven as well as the pronouncements on rape of Sir Matthew Hale . 

A brightly decked hall packed with supporters whom he could greet on first terms -- in front of the cameras , of course -- seemed an ideal location for a major pronouncement on schools policy . 

He made a public pronouncement that the Philharmonie was impossible to record in . 

In 1699 another English scientist , the anatomist Edward Tyson , basing his demonstration on the dissection of an orang-utang , made the influential pronouncement that pygmies represent " an intermediate link between Ape and Man " , 5 a proposition later adopted by both Linnaeus and Rousseau . 

Already on the day following Neddy 's pronouncement the industrial correspondent of The Times , whom I take as a representative of respectable opinion , was ecstatic with metaphors . 

Some of Mao 's pronouncements struck me as being much too simplistic and others as being much too complex . " 

When this is current practice it will be far more difficult for someone to take the stage once the work is finished and start making pronouncements of dubious value . 

What John is doing in each situation is very much the same : he is making a pronouncement about something . 

Nevertheless , his pronouncements on the precise nature of the US commitment to the region , and on the future of the ANZUS alliance , were far from clear . 

He had promised the Abbey buildings to Anne of Cleves , but had not put his Royal seal to the document , leaving Anne in something of a predicament after his death . 

He was in this predicament by February 1615 when his letter to Castelli ( which in expanded form became the letter to the Grand Duchess Christina ) was examined by the Inquisition in Rome . 

CHRIS EUBANK finds himself in a predicament after his successful WBO super-middleweight title defence against Ohio veteran , Lindell Holmes , at Olympia , London . 

At the end of the 19-day trial at Sheffield Crown Court , the jury criticised the SSD for placing the couple in the ` predicament " of being accused of abusing children in their care . 

The sound is equal parts glam , punk , and metal , and features Cheap Trick guitarist Rick Nielsen .

A quick check into the sounds of its era reveals what the set 's 198 pages of liner notes do n't -- that 1959 , the year Sketches of Spain was recorded , was also the year The Soul of Spain by the mood orchestra 101 Strings hit the Top 40 .

There 's an edginess , a tough guy 's melancholy , to Davis ' sound .

Meanwhile , the music 's sound and technology was providing the sonic space and public rituals for hip-hop -- as electrifying a pop form as I 've ever heard .

The abandoned mines would fill with water contaminated with iron , acids and chlorides which could seep through ground waters affecting rivers .

RESULTS from an experiment in a salt mine 600 m below ground in Ohio have extended the known lifetime of the proton by a factor of 10 .

The apparatus in the salt mine , designed mainly by physicists from the Universities of California ( Irvine ) and Michigan and the Brookhaven National Laboratory in New York , is deceptively simple .

• Laguna Beach resort , Thailand ( when complete , will include four five-star hotels , golf course , shopping/entertainment complex ) 1000 acre site with six salt water lagoons and three km of beach : originally this highly polluted abandoned tin mine was identified as devoid of all tourism potential but has been turned into a profitable , attractive tourist resort managed to strict environmental criteria .

Frederick went on the new railway as far as the railhead at the diamond mines of Kimberley , and had to join an ox-wagon train the rest of the way .

They abandoned the mine ; released the rented Forge Houses along with the mineral lease , and offered the first refusal of Dixon Ground Estate to Sir Michael at £450 .

Government forces have mounted a campaign in Lunda Norte province in an attempt to recapture the diamond mines that earn UNITA $100m a year .

Antrim , a review of the stability of the remaining abandoned salt mines in Northern Ireland has been started .

The other reason for the scarcity of mines in areas where sediments have overlaid the older rocks is that the tools with which geologists look for deposits a the main , useful only when the deposits are near to the surface .

By contrast , infection within the black population ( which surfaced in 1987 in a migrant mine worker from Central Africa ) is a heterosexual epidemic with a ratio of two infected women to three infected men .

After the armistice she applied her invention to the propulsion of liquids and gases through pipes and the improvement of ventilation of mines , sewers , and warships .

A problem with underwater limpet mines in the second world war was solved by aniseed balls , I am told .

It was interested in taking over a small mine called Wheal Concord but pulled out because financial prospects were poor .

However , the small atapuerca cranium 5 shows clear facial resemblances to Petralona , while a larger facial fragment ( AT-404 ) displays a resemblance to the cheek region of Steinheim .

In Great Britain , for example , parts of the Eocene were characterised by hot , humid climates , as is shown by the resemblance of the contained fossils to forms now occurring in Malaya .

These bulky little cows seem to have some physical resemblance to the old South and Westland cattle of Norway and also to the Jersey : the face , for example , is slightly dished .

Are you inferring that my sexual preferences have any remote resemblance to your fancy photographer 's ? "

The approach applied here also has a much closer resemblance to that taken in Cukierman and Meltzer ( 1986 ) .

Presumably , arthropod guests that share a fungal parasite with the ants have a strong biochemical resemblance to their hosts , which probably indicates a long-standing association .

Huxley 's Man 's Place in Nature of 1863 had stressed the physical resemblances between humans and apes .

Human egg collectors , too , have been fooled by the uncanny resemblance of cuckoo eggs to , say , meadow-pipit eggs or reed-warbler eggs ( different races of female cuckoos specialize in different host species ) .

He would have recognized her from her strong resemblance to her brother , although she looked the elder by some years .

“ My father and I are physical counterparts : and during these days more than ever I notice his resemblance to me … ” he mused .

From past experience with UK rules that allow ` discretion " , it is not very hard to imagine that the practice might bear little resemblance to the ` aim " of the policy .

As might be expected , the recent film by prolific one-man Finnish film industry Aki Kaurismaki bears only slight resemblance to the story with a similar name by Hans Christian Andersen .

The leaves of this tree are rather common fossils , striped with longitudinal veins that give it a superficial resemblance to the leaf of an iris .

` No , I 'm sure it 's right , " said Jason , who also bore an uncanny resemblance to the Hollywood star .

It was a maroon colour , now much mottled , which was another point of resemblance between them .

Pashukanis ( 1979 ) stressed the formal resemblance between law and capitalist rationality .

If we look at what is located at present under the general heading of ` literature " we find an extraordinary variety of texts , with only very tenuous family resemblances between them .

Are there not' in fact striking resemblances between the uses of ` I " and those of ` here " ?

The attack , in other words , is far more subtle than just pointing out any supposed physical resemblance between Miller and myself .

He locates it in the resemblance of a sensation to other sensations .

I do n't see the resemblance of Stu and Paul Young though , perhaps I expected someone with Spiky hair & black leather trousers .

Bearing in mind the resemblance of the feet to the body , all reflexes to the body can be found in the corresponding area on the feet .

The close resemblance of the Newark Series along the eastern seaboard of the U.S.A. to the Triassic deposits of western Europe has already received comment .

Yet the resemblance of a modern stick insect to a stick is marvellously good , down to the last fine details of fake buds and leaf-scars .

Inevitably , therefore , war on the grand scale as fought by princes bore little resemblance in practice to the feuds of lesser men .

It is not that I inferred from the resemblance in shape that it was a man , until I began to doubt I was not thinking about it at all .

My reason for calling a sensation ` a sensation of white " is not its resemblance in some respect to other sensations called by the same name , but its mere resemblance to them .

What could explain the dual use of words like ` hot " and ` cold " if not resemblance in the things of which they were used ?

We are not sure how the land masses lay , but they certainly bore no resemblance in either form or distribution to modern continents .

Henry increased his resemblance to a chubby robin by putting his head on one side and glancing sideways at Dougal .

The mimics thus are protected by their visual resemblance to the emetic models , despite being far away from the place where the crows discovered the nasty prey .

References to Charles 's physical resemblance to his grandfather and namesake can be taken seriously .

Indeed the distribution of votes across the three parties in 1983 bears a striking resemblance to the elections of 1923 and of 1929 ( Table 10.4 ) .

The outstanding examples are those by the Stanesbys and Bressan , whose instruments bear an unmistakable resemblance to those of the Hotteterres .

Her voice , mellowing now , bore no obvious resemblance to the earlier nerve-jangling scream she had used .

For eating purposes Orkney Cheddar is pretty soapy and bears no resemblance whatever to a cheese actually brought from the Orkneys which I once tasted in the house of Edinburgh friends of mine .

He was imprisoned last month after being shot in the leg during a firefight against Kurdish forces .

Sunday 's firefight between rebel factions may be a prelude to wider bloodletting if Kadafi falls .

Two other SEALs were wounded in what a reporter embedded with U. S. troops described as an hourlong firefight between heavily armed and aggressive insurgents and a force of SEALs , U. S. soldiers and Iraqi troops .

Provincial spokesman Zalmay Abubi said the onslaught began at midmorning with an attack by at least three suicide bombers , which triggered a firefight between the attackers and those inside the compound .

Even as firefights between Marines and Iraqi paramilitary units erupted sporadically , Marine officers and enlisted personnel fanned out across the sprawling city to investigate cases of civilians hurt or killed by Marine gunfire or artillery .

On his second tour of duty , Carlos Arellano , an infantryman , was awarded a Purple Heart after being injured by a rocketpropelled grenade during a firefight near the Syrian border , Robert Arellano said .

Witnesses said a blast , apparently a Palestinian mortar shell exploding at a Jewish settlement , set off the firefight near Khan Yunis .

An Army Ranger sergeant first class , he was killed April 29 in a firefight with Taliban forces in Bastion in southern Afghanistan 's Helmand province , southwest of Kabul .

The Marines involved in the incident initially reported that they had become embroiled in a firefight with insurgents after the explosion .

He is killed in a firefight with Russian forces , or he is arrested and dies in custody .

Despite numerous firefights with the insurgents , none of the Bravo Company Marines has been wounded .

Layton was among four troops killed Tuesday during a firefight with insurgents who ambushed their unit in eastern Afghanistan 's Kunar province , on the Pakistani border .

President Obama announced the death to the world , saying the Al Qaeda leader died in a firefight with U. S. special forces .

Marines have had several firefights with insurgents in or near mosques .

The International Committee of the Red Cross said at least 200 people had been killed since rebels first entered the city early Saturday , including an unknown number who died in skirmishes and firefights with the insurgents .

Rebel units began trundling out of the city in pickup trucks before dawn after intense firefights with government forces late Friday night .

The language suggested the possibility of a case of friendly fire , perhaps involving the Afghan security forces , because firefights with the Taliban or other militants are usually described explicitly as such .

The next day the 28-year-old Lee , a petty officer 2nd class , was killed in a prolonged firefight with insurgents in Ramadi , making him the first SEAL killed in Iraq .

The world 's most wanted man was killed during a firefight with U. S. forces in Abbotabad , about 30 miles northeast of the Pakistani capital , Islamabad .

Nicolas H. J. Gideon , 20 , Murrieta ; killed in firefight in Afghanistan

Casey Sheehan , 24 , was killed April 4 , 2004 , in a firefight outside Baghdad .

Army Sgt. Andrew Higgins , 28 , Hayward ; killed in Iraq firefight

At stake in a bitter Democratic primary firefight is nothing less than the former anti-war activist 's political future .

Firefight Against Iraqi Insurgents Claims the War 's First Navy SEAL

Mueller was among seven special operations soldiers and three U. S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents killed Monday when their MH-47 Chinook transport helicopter crashed after a firefight with suspected Talban drug traffickers in Darreh-ye Bum in western Afghanistan .

In the brief Ramadi firefight , three Marines were wounded and four insurgents were killed .

Meanwhile , outside the walls of the base , a firefight flared between insurgents and Iraqi security forces .

Jameson Lindskog , 23 , Pleasanton ; among 6 killed in Afghan firefight

As we heard a description of a day in the life of the mayor , a Sikh in a green turban wandered out into the garden , brushing his teeth . 

` You know the young man on the platform in the red turban and the blue jacket ? 

He never wore his turban at home , which always gave Hoomey a jolt of surprise , seeing the knee-length black hair coiled on top of his head , skewered in place with a comb . 

Biddy 's gimlet eyes screwed into Nutty and travelled reflectively to the scowling Nails , nervous little Hoomey and Jazz in his rain-soggy turban , all lined up against the wall . 

His turban , flaming with colour , shows plainly how great the blunder has been . 

There he pulled off his white turban and let his long black hair coil over his shoulder and drop down on to the ground . 

This wily trio dispense the sherry and old wives ' tales with an impeccably manipulative air as ancient servants creak round in turbans and white gloves . 

A Baluchistan gardener was working there , his voluminous turban perched like a cushion on top of his head , his baggy cotton ` jodhpurs " tan with dust . 

With his tan turban and billowing black trousers he wore an Argyle sweater and a blue double-breasted pin-striped jacket that looked as if it had once been worn by a London stockbroker . 

He was a squat , muscular figure in baggy cotton shirt and trousers with a turban , a check scarf and a mud-coloured woollen blanket , called a pattu , around his shoulders . 

The older boy , who took charge of the boat , was a handsome fellow with a lovely turban of purple and white cotton and remarkably soft hands . 

A crimson turban was wrapped round his head , the upper part of his body was bare except for gold bands round his arms and wrists . 

S. Nicodemus is the oldest of this group of churches but was excessively restored and altered in the nineteenth century when the campanile was built . 

A fund was set up for its restoration , but before the work could even be started the campanile collapsed . 

Squatters on the waste of the manor , at the fringe of the open fields , erected hovels and tried to stake a claim . 

What appeared to be the most damaging evidence had been provided by an old man called Christopher Tricky , who lived in a hovel near the dog pound at Alfoxden park gate : 

The subconscious mind hates inconsistency , so if you begin to believe in abundance , and it sees you living in a tiny hovel with a leaking roof , it will start working overtime to correct the imbalance . 

At one end of Fifth Avenue , people were living in rat-infested hovels in conditions only drug pushers want . 

Then he thought he was being pampered , so he moved into a dirty hovel , ` where he lay on straw like a beast " . 

I found the squalid hovel where she lived , but she herself was not there . 

In July , a simmering dispute in Europe became public , when the Greenpeace campaign vessel , Sirius , led a flotilla of 40 Spanish longline fishing boats into the port of Cartagena in south-east Spain . 

As I walked round the lake , a flotilla of ducks paddled furiously after me , hoping to be fed , while fieldfares fluttered about on the lawns . 

As I finished my meal an entire flotilla of portly Bavarians waddled out , having consumed vast quantities of beer with their enormous meal . 

The street-lamps lining the promenade on the right bank glittered in the waters below the bridge where a flotilla of ghostly swans floated in the current . 

A flotilla of small boats arrived off the coast from South Wales , a few braving the rocky shallows to land . 

When water is running it enhances the village aspect and in spring flotillas of ducklings can be seen on it . 

On arrival in Funchal , ships were surrounded by a flotilla of rowing boats with local people selling embroidery and wicker , and youths diving for coins in the harbour . 

As four fierce police motor cyclists held back commuting commoners with the aid of rather frightening piercing whistles and violent hand gestures , a flotilla of glossy limousines swept past . 

There 's this big depot ship in the loch and it 's got a flotilla of submarines …

By the late autumn Spee 's flotilla of five ships had moved to the Juan Fernandez Islands some 644km/400mls west of Chile . 

Flotillas of tabular icebergs and ice islands sail among the pack ice . 

Collecting a large army , he marched it across the width of northern India , supported on his flank by a flotilla of ships advancing slowly down the Ganges . 

He brought her soup in a paper-thin china cup , a morsel of fish in a flotilla of pink shrimps , chicken creamed in a silver dish , peaches and grapes on a glass plate . 

A FLOTILLA of rafts sailed off down the Mersey to take part in a charity contest at the weekend . 

Together they sailed along the Thames accompanied by a flotilla of dinghies to present their bid to a Department of the Environment official at Westminster Pier . 

If the ruse , which has never been tried before , fails a flotilla of small boats will be used in horseshoe formation in an attempt to shepherd the whales to safety . 

I called him as usual , and he answered with his usual whinny but made no effort to come to me as he normally did . 

The pony , irritated by her slow pace , tossed its head , tore the reins from her grasp , knocked her over and trotted away with a malicious whinny and a triumphant shake of its mane . 

The shape of a vardo loomed in the twilight and the whinny of a horse came from the trees . 

She nagged him northwards to the Peace River district , to establish garages there , and even as far as Fort McMurray , with instructions to buy land for future service stations . 

Norman glanced despairingly about ; perhaps he should simply blow the garage up . 

Dad and Pop had built a garage and had just finished laying a concrete drive . 

Later he built another studio , a garage ( he was inordinately fond of his car ) and a dark room for photography . 

all this work , I took that out the door , out of there and built all this and built me garage and You see ? 

The accused agreed to build a garage ` within 10 days " and to build it ` as the existing garage . " 

If it has n't , the only thing you can do -- apart from continuing your garage-less existence , or renting one from a car-less neighbour -- is to convert part of the ground floor of your house to construct a built-in garage , with all the upheaval and loss of living space which that entails . 

After spending nearly a year living in the garage of a house in Jakarta , three are now in a biomedical research laboratory , and seven are caged in a holding facility in a burnt-out forest area in Kalimantan ( the Indonesian half of the island of Borneo ) where it is proposed that a rehabilitation centre should be built . 

The car gave a roar , then slowly moved out of the garage ; the dim side-lights showed a pale flicker on the back of the house , then swung around for an instant on to the gardens . 

For a moment he stood , defeated , but then , memory working overtime , he moved into the garage , opened the door of the Rolls , and shone his torch over the dashboard . 

We ate in the kitchen , though if my steak had been much bigger we would have had to move into the garage as well . 

After six months we had made such a success of our little business that we took on a fourth girl and moved into the garage , as we now needed more space . 

Just beyond the station , Elmers End bus garage was built and opened , also in 1929 . 

The garage itself is built into a drawer in the western basement . 

I looked out of the window to see my parents , attempting to repair the temporary lean-to , which was used until our garage was built . 

He held a rapid interrogation as she stood in front of the mirror , patching up her floury white make-up and renewing the boot-black mascara . 

Barbara 's advice : ` Use a hand mirror when applying mascara . 

A good mascara should lengthen , curl and separate with one application -- the fatter the brush , the thicker and fuller your lashes will be as more colour adheres to it . 

` Put on the Rimmel mascara next , " said Angel sarcastically . 

Dark brown Rimmel eyeliner pencil and black mascara added extra emphasis . 

If I did n't wear mascara , you would n't be able to see them . " 

Eyes owlish with smudged mascara , Nina Pender said : ` I do n't understand you . 

I use a light foundation with a little translucent power , beige and brown eyeshadow to highlight my greeny-blue eyes , a dark brown mascara , very little blusher and a light shade of coral lipstick . 

Fourteen-year-olds with kids and thick mascara , slim with strange fat faces that had not lived , but had overseen , screaming and crying , the birth of offspring from the trunk below . 

The girl was bending forward to serve her and Kate found herself meeting somewhat empty blue eyes surrounded by lashes that looked unnaturally heavy under the weight of too much black mascara . 

Mandy brought out a make-up box , and while Charity squirmed and complained she dusted on eyeshadow and mascara and blusher and lipstick . 

She washed swiftly , brushed her drying hair into softer curls , then flicked on some mascara and gave her lips a touch of colour before bearding the lion in his den . 

The fourth and final haul is a splendid casket of mahogany and teak which is bound with silver filigree and lined with red velvet . 

The silk moth caterpillar surrounds itself with a fuzzy bundle of threads , the moon moth constructs a cocoon with a silvery metallic sheen , the ermine moth builds an elegant casket of lacy net . 

Jewelled caskets of areca nut , betel leaves and little jars of lime were served by court servants to mandarins who wished to chew betel , and gem-studded boxes of cigarettes and cigars were offered to the French . 

Only then did I notice , lying in the far corner , two sets of packed saddle bags full of clothes and small caskets of personal jewellery . 

There was a trestle table and a huge stool , the rest of the room being taken up with leather and wooden caskets of all sizes . 

Benjamin opened Selkirk 's casket and for a while sifted amongst the pieces of parchment . 

San Carlo 's body lies in a silver and crystal casket given by Philip IV of Spain . 

Something about an Iron Casket that had held secrets of the Ancient Past …

They watched as the casket was carried to the mouth of the tomb . 

The brothers had purchased a beautiful metal casket as a sign of their love for their mother . 

The cloth was pulled back and a large casket was taken into the church . 

The relic rests in a casket called a karanduwa on a silver table in the temple . 

When I 'm a home I feel best in pullovers and sweatpants or jeans . 

Buckyballs , of buckminsterfullerene , are soccer-ball-shaped assemblages of 60 carbon atoms . 

This latter institution also has a vast assemblage of deeds , rolls , family papers and ecclesiastical records of importance to local history research . 

Nevertheless an assemblage of tools is often found together comprising shears , combs and spindle whorls for spinning . 

The rumours started earlier this year , when B-boys began showing up at New York clubs and wowing the assemblage with their traditional towering tonsors . 

When Nam June Paik recently unveiled a gigantic assemblage of over 400 television monitors -- commissioned by the Chase Manhattan bank for the lobby of its latest branch office in Brooklyn -- he left space within its 200 foot wall of dancing images for video works , to be changed periodically , by ` guest artists " . 

It is unfortunate that recent re-building has destroyed the loft . 

For once in her life she left the loft with the lights on and the hatch open . 

He had gone on about lofts. people in New York , apparently , lived in lofts , presumably because they could n't afford houses . 

The machine tools were housed to one end , the aeroplane assembled at the other , whilst the draftsmen lived in the loft . 

` An estate agent submitted a gadget he had invented years before which was sitting up in his loft , but he needed the money so tried his luck and sent it in . " 

Frederica slept in a windowless loft that held her suitcase , a camp bed , and no more . 

The loft ran the length of the house from front to back , and it was lit by two unshaded forty-watt bulbs . 

On his sixtieth birthday he received a Festschrift edited from Helsinki with contributions from over thirty colleagues , covering a field ranging from Scandinavia and east Europe to China . 

But since she is rather ostentatiously concealing it with her arm as she talks I imagine that it is in fact not homework at all , but a contribution to her mother 's Festschrift . 

A cease-fire took effect last weekend and disarmament of the estimated 60,000 rebels is to begin this month .

The military agreement calls for Russian troop withdrawal and rebel disarmament .

The two main provisions of that agreement --- full disarmament by the Chechens and a substantial withdrawal by the Russians --- have not happened .

Perry came to Kazakhstan not only to register U.S. objections to the referendum but also to discuss U.S. aid for Kazakhstan 's nuclear disarmament .

LONDON ( AP ) --- The Irish Republican Army 's determination to stick to its guns has reinforced the impasse over disarmament in Northern Ireland even before a U.S.-led commission tackles the issue .

They scheduled a five-day period beginning Friday for disarmament in Grozny , the ITAR-Tass news agency reported .

Ledogar has warned that attempting to negotiate nuclear disarmament in a 61-nation forum could slow bilateral disarmament negotiations already begun in Russia and the United States .

Britain and Sinn Fein appear on the verge of high-level negotiations aimed at achieving the Irish Republican Army 's gradual disarmament , sources on both sides say .

The action , on a 301-8 vote , puts the world 's third-largest nuclear power firmly on the road to total disarmament .

India 's concerns are addressed in the preamble which stresses the ultimate goal of `` general and complete disarmament . ''

The South Pacific Forum leaders said that in the spirit of the renewed emphasis of global disarmament , they called on France to sign and ratify the protocols the South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone Treaty .

Washington has warned it could start supplying weapons to Bosnian government forces , if the Serbs refuse to go along with a regional disarmament plan .

With few in the Press able to remember from one year to the next , or to connect one historic event with another , somehow Washington has come to insist on Iraqi disarmament and Iranian strangulation .

Mikhailov said the agreement was an important step `` for starting the movement toward peace , the disarmament of illegal armed groups and restoration of normal life in Chechnya . ''

HELSINKI , Finland ( AP ) --- Former Finnish Prime Minister Harri Holkeri will be part of an international body overseeing the disarmament of rival factions in Northern Ireland , President Martti Ahtisaari said Thursday .

`` The heavy weaponry of the international community is there to accompany Haitian police in their disarmament of all criminals , terrorists , and extremists , '' Aristide told the packed Notre Dame cathedral .

Reached Sunday after lengthy negotiations , it calls for disengagement of the warring sides and a partial withdrawal of federal troops , accompanied by disarmament of Chechen separatist fighters .

Voluntary disarmament , a key provision of a July 30 accord between Russia and the Chechens , has failed throughout much of the separatist republic and further clouded prospects for peace .

Yeltsin told top officials at the Kremlin on Monday that he was `` dissatisfied '' with the pace of the agreed disarmament in Chechnya .

That means securing a mined and bandit-plagued road corridor between Bailundo and the coast and then overseeing the disarmament of Savimbi 's guard .

The envoys defended the missiles ' sale as a trade agreement but said Russia naturally would reconsider the sale if steps were taken towards the disarmament of Cyprus , a Turkish Foreign Ministry statement said .

According to an accord signed last month , disarmament of Liberia 's estimated 60,000 fighters is to begin April 1 .

`` Only a strong and outright condemnation from Britain could have any impact on the French government , '' said Janet Bloomfield , chair of Britain 's Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament .

The Economic Community of West African States , which brokered the peace accord in June , has set a deadline for the disarmament of some 60,000 rebels by Jan. 31 .

Last week , the warring sides agreed in principle to the disarmament of rebel fighters and the withdrawal of most Russian troops .

Following a week of fierce bombing and shelling that killed scores of people in the Chechen capital , the Russian president also said he wants peace talks on a cease-fire and the disarmament of Chechen fighters .

Russia 's lead negotiator , Vyacheslav Mikhailov , called the agreement an important step `` for starting the movement toward peace , the disarmament of illegal armed groups and restoration of normal life in Chechnya . ''

On Saturday at the annual Ulster Unionist Party conference , Trimble accused Spring of breaking `` a solemn declaration '' to seek the IRA 's disarmament in advance of multi-party negotiations .

Others , including Indonesia , prefer only limited extensions , making each renewal contingent on progress toward complete nuclear disarmament in the world .

`` The underlying logic of Mr. McLaughlin 's statement denotes a de facto acceptance by Sinn Fein that the principle of disarmament by terrorist organizations is both correct and sustainable , '' Maginnis said .

When Aristide ordered a nationwide disarmament on Nov. 11 , police barged into homes at night without search warrants .

--- Intensified efforts to `` foster transparency and irreversibility in the nuclear disarmament of the former Soviet Union '' and combat nuclear smuggling .

Also Sunday , the warring sides worked out a detailed schedule for the disarmament of rebel units , which was agreed to in a July 30 military pact , the Interfax news agency reported .

July 30 --- Russian and Chechen negotiators sign breakthrough military agreement on troop withdrawals and disarmament of rebel troops .

Taylor said his rebel National Patriotic Front of Liberia would be dissolved on Jan. 31 with the final disarmament of his soldiers .

The local negotiations , though unlikely to bring about major troop withdrawals or serious disarmament , may lead to breathing space between the two sides or a reduction in the number of clashes in some areas .

In exchange , the five powers are pledged to work `` in good faith '' toward total nuclear disarmament .

Shocked , they started up , but they made no attempt to cover their nakedness . 

As his eager hands began to explore her nakedness she suddenly clamped her arms around him like a drowning man . 

Never , never will I forget your father 's horses gathering to witness our nakedness . 

She reached up to kiss him , and as he held her to him he was aware of her slender nakedness beneath the ivory silk robe . 

Others too mesmerized and trapped in their nakedness stood aghast watching their male sanctuary being defiled by a bunch of lunatic lesbians . 

This coming and going of black and white was just fast enough to give a faint , flickering image of Lucy 's delightful nakedness and all of a sudden gave Fleury an idea . 

It ceased abruptly and her gaze left his to wander down his body , stopping only to rest upon his nakedness . 

Melanie turned her eyes from his nakedness and handed him tea , which he drank thankfully . 

She 'd grabbed it in relief , struggling into it to cover her nakedness , her cheeks hot . 

She wriggled up , away , trying to hide her nakedness from him , groping for her clothes , avoiding his look , his touch . 

The waves lapped into the bay in a murmur , and the sun set the sea dazzlingly alight . 

These friendly , comfortable apartments are situated near the Tampico apartments and from the top floor there is a superb view over the bay of San Antonio . 

Welcome to Portals Nous , a lovely resort on the bay of Palma with a superb sandy beach and a variety of bars , caféterias and good restaurants . 

Through the window he could see over grey slate roofs across the bay to Newlyn , a mound of little houses behind its quays and boats and sheds . 

Fleetwood charter boats able to fish the edges of the bay during unsettled weather but only found dabs and whiting . 

A long , narrow spit of land shelters the bay from most of the swell , and creates a large safe area ideal for short board sailing . 

If you 'd occasionally like to potter around the bay on a windsurfer or small dinghy , hire by the hour or day from the beach by Athos Hotel . 

I turned in surprise to Neil , to see him pointing away from the bay towards where , in a cloud of spray , a powerful-looking launch was heading fast towards us . 

Amelie decided to drive further up the coast , stopping finally at a delightful little fishing village where brightly coloured houses curved around a small bay and the tiny cafý on the harbour let rooms . 

I lay on a thyme-covered slope above the bay , having come quietly through the trees , and watched the cottages below for any sign of unusual life . 

They consist essentially of a series of sharp headlands of shingle separated by sweeping bays ( Fig. 8.16 ) . 

She pushed open the door of a room overlooking the bay , a room flooded with sunshine but musty and stale . 

Florida protested that lower river levels might upset the delicate ecology of Apalachicola bay , and sink the area 's oyster industry . 

Rugged granite has been carved by strong winds into fantastic shapes , and hundreds of tiny bays and inlets hide small holiday developments . 

The lights of Alcatraz stood out like a ship in the bay , while on the other side shone the twinkling lights of Berkeley . 

She ejected the clip and threw it amongst a pile of discarded wooden crates in the corner of the shed , then buried the rifle under a mound of rubble in the pockmarked skip . 

Rice and crates of soft drinks survived the capsize and a system was rigged up to collect rainwater . 

Mrs Ward brought a hamper filled with oranges , apples , bananas and lettuce ; her husband Freddy staggered under the weight of a crate of lemonade . 

Bunches of green bananas , crates of unripened tomatoes and strings of rudely large Spanish onions were to be seen on every boat . 

But with the help of Renfrew High School , 14 crates of books , pens and other equipment , including a computer , are being sent out to the African school . 

THE scene outside a Moscow hotel : a man in a suit unfurls an umbrella , turns it upside down and attaches it to a box the size of a fruit crate . 

Captain Burrows kept three or four huge pine crates , which seemed big enough to pack all nine children , and freight them off to their new home . 

We have banned the use of veal crates , and taken action to ensure humane slaughter . 

The second , lit by a single row of fluorescent lights , was stacked with large wooden crates from end to end . 

Forty or fifty years ago , Irish traders also came to the fair bringing crates of geese and pullets , and the locals would buy a goose from them to fatten up for Christmas . 

Mick Quinn collected three crates of champagne from chairman Sir John Hall after scoring twice against former club Portsmouth . 

They were tall , broad men used to lifting heavy crates of champagne , and they had succeeded in making him feel small and insignificant . 

Not much of anything at the moment , except a dumping ground for the unpacked crates of bibelots and boxes of books which had so far defeated arrangement . 

The Linkline Trolley is designed to ease the transportation of heavy loads such as beer kegs , crates of bottles and dishwasher racks . 

The terrace was cluttered with wooden benches , empty beer crates and a fire escape which half hid the narrow door he meant . 

As I passed the ladies I noticed that the beer crates stashed in front of the Fire Exit had been moved aside . 

In that short interval we managed to grab a couple of milk crates and a door that we found at the edge of a building site . 

I 'm probably going to have some sort of a frothing fit before it and be flown home to England in a wooden crate . " 

Another rule of thumb is that if the act is obliged to rest their microphone stand and amplifiers on beer crates instead of the stage , it will be a good evening . 

It took thirty minutes for them to locate a frayed section of the Bridge ; force its weave apart with clamps and keep the gap open with plastic crates . 

Through a doorway to the right I saw two more soldiers opening a crate of champagne with their bayonets . 

Crates of beer and wine lie at the side of the road , covered with a tarpaulin , a brazier burns and an alsatian dog keeps guard outside a broken down caravan . 

We splashed and laughed and played together for a long time , sharing their delight at looking underwater through a diving mask for the first time . 

Theresa 's had to get a gas mask for little James but she ca n't imagine how she 'd ever put it on the poor child . 

I knew initially I did n't want a man in a silver suit with a mask over his head -- the sort of thing you see in fairgrounds . 

I 've had him put in a strait-jacket and one of those leather masks with the little bars over the mouth hole . 

We stopped in Thimi , a village obscurely famous for a type of papier mache mask . 

The door burst open and two men came in wearing stocking masks . 

Soon after the ceremony he went to Glasgow , where he fell ill with what would seem to have been smallpox , and from vanity kept a taffeta mask over his face . 

She had them put an oxygen mask over Matthew 's face immediately . 

CLAIRE , as pale as the winter daybreak she will never see again , sits on her bed wheezing through the oxygen mask she has worn for the past three months . 

However , the program is still quite competitive , and the project would probably have to involve testing as well as development .

The idea of enlisting the immune system to fight cancer has been around for a long time , and has led to the development of various cancer vaccines designed to alert the immune system to the presence of a tumor and to induce a response that , selectively and potently , will eliminate tumor cells .

This report addresses how DOD can manage its weapon system acquisition process to ensure important knowledge about a system 's design , critical manufacturing processes , and reliability is captured and used to make informed and timely decisions before committing to substantial development and production investments .

This framework limited the design challenge for any one new product development by allowing risky technology , design , or manufacturing requirements to be deferred until a future generation of the product .

This report looks at the core of the acquisition process , specifically product development and ways to successfully design and manufacture the product .

A better understanding of the mechanisms that underlie natural immunity to pneumococcus could pave the way for the development of more effective , species-specific pneumococcal vaccines .

The next document from the Enterprise must provide specifics on project management , although one problem with putting a time frame on HIV vaccine development is a fundamental one : we do not know whether it is actually possible to develop a safe and effective vaccine .

Moreover , both scenarios reflected increased spending for research and development and other programs designed to accelerate the development and deployment of low-carbon , energy efficient technologies .

Total project engineering costs average 20 percent of TPC ( in addition to design costs discussed above , includes planning , development , and project management costs ) .

DOD has made improvements in its acquisition policy by incorporating guidance for evolutionary acquisition , creating guidelines for the development of a basic product that can be upgraded with additional capabilities as technologies present themselves .

This format will allow the development of better tools to help clinicians apply trial results to their practice .

The commercial companies GAO visited used the evolutionary approach as their method for product development .

It identifies best practices to facilitate this decision making at two critical junctures-transition from system integration to system demonstration during product development and then transition into production .

Our analysis of the data was used as a basis to develop indicators of each program 's development efficiencies and detailed questions to discuss product design and manufacturing practices .

LSC has awarded the State Support Center a Technology Integration Grant for development of web-based pro se assistance with tutorials for victims of domestic violence .

As a result , programs often pass through each development phase and into production with an unstable design and insufficient knowledge about critical manufacturing processes and product reliability .

Applied research involves development of liquid-crystal spatial light modulators as well as studies of water wave dynamics , wind energy , acoustics , etc .

Bombers could be made invisible to radar , maintained an American author in New Scientist , the issue also carrying a discussion of what scientists could do to halt development of more appalling weapons even than those in existence .

The aircraft industry pioneered the development of integrally machined parts , in order to get the necessary structure strength .

A library of side-on film has existed in Australia for quite some time , but this study is pioneering the development of the 3D image .

` The SSD laid off the rower for poor performance , sold off all the paddles , cancelled all the capital investment for new equipment , halted the development of a new canoe , awarded high performance awards to the consultants and distributed the money saved to senior management . ''

Sometimes , when new cars are launched , it takes a couple more years of development before problems are sorted out .

This should be at the centre of the designer 's attention throughout the development of the unit -- indeed , starting with preliminary ideas of what options the program should present to the user and then refining and extending them , the program will develop in tune with the feedback received from the classroom .

the continuation of Oxford Street ( now Bayswater Road , west London ) was the main highway from London to the west of England in the eighteenth century . 

He was well west of the Hermsdorfer Kreuz , the major crossroad where the north-south autobahn from Berlin to the Saale River border crosses the East-West highway from Dresden to Erfurt . 

New highways through the rainforest lead to boom-town development , destruction and dereliction ; reservoirs from flooded valleys ( intended to generate clean , cheap electricity ) silt up , thanks to the soil erosion caused by clearfelling of the protective forest cover on surrounding slopes . 

A prolonged dispute with Wimbledon vestry committee , over developing a public highway to Wandsworth , led to his election as their chairman in 1778 . 

This was principally because it contained the old Baghdad-Tehran highway . 

Arafat allowed his men to join a leftist Lebanese assault on Damour , a pretty Christian coastal village of silk factories and olive groves that lay across the Sidon-Beirut highway . 

Every few minutes a truck thunders down the strategic Salang Highway on its way from Hiratan on the Soviet border to Kabul . 

The highway between Ingleton and Chapel-le-Dale , a distance of four miles , overlays a Roman road subsequently adopted as part of the Lancaster -- Richmond turnpike and now simply classed as the B6255 . 

The Jaguar slowed down and he pulled off the main highway into a side road . 

They will carry over 1000 sections of a new four-lane highway across the river Lagan . 

Funding for the BR364 highway , to cut across the western Amazon , has also been granted by Collor . 

It snakes in and out of ports , along our busiest highways and through our most crowded cities . 

I watched her drive out on to the highway , thinking many things which are better kept to myself . 

She looked cautiously around and then walked away from the house , making for the road that had led here , the long , twisting road from the main highway . 

Failure to comply with that instruction might give rise to a charge of obstructing the police in addition to that of obstructing the highway . 

But on the highway into Beirut we pass a shanty town on the left-hand side of the road , a place of destitution , of tiny concrete huts , their corrugated iron roofs held down by stones . 

East of the towns of Biggleswade and Sandy , both of which lie on the A1 highway from London to the north , the county of Bedfordshire abuts Cambridgeshire . 

Ten minutes after the tail lights of the stolen Cadillac had dwindled to nothingness up the long straight highway , Curtis pulled into the deserted forecourt of the isolated gas station . 

The old man was walking beside the National Highway one evening four years ago on his way to a religious drama in another village . 

ALAN PARKER 'S slice of gritty Dublin street life based on Roddy Doyle 's eponymous novelette . 

In another family , the surveyor noticed that the eldest girl , a compositor aged 18 " reads novelettes and the People 's Friend " . 

He began as an optician 's apprentice , and also exhibited water-colour paintings at the Royal Institution and wrote simple novelettes . 

Mrs Baggley examined the disbelief in Theodora 's eye before she went on , ` I 'm not sure how much Mrs Thrigg is influenced here by the theme of the novelettes she devours . 

Nowadays it would be considered kinky indeed for a Catholic priest to acquire a tonsure at the hairdressers -- or to parade around in soutane and biretta . 

Monsieur le Curé sat in his bath , a huge holy-water stoup , still holding his biretta , while the housekeeper washed his bristly black hair . 

To mark the event the shop window is decorated with red vestments , including the three-cornered biretta , symbol of the cardinal 's rank .

Many of the men getting their red birettas on Saturday run archdioceses traditionally headed by cardinals , such as Mexico City , the world 's largest , and Madrid .

One by one , the new cardinals approached the pope on his huge golden throne at the door of the basilica , kneeling as he placed the three-cornered biretta on their heads .

Certainly , he was blind to the true nature of Hitler and Nazism until the autumn of 1938 . 

From the autumn of 1916 , Modigliani used a room in Zborowski 's apartment in the Sunny Hotel as a studio , until they moved late in the year to an apartment in the Rue Joseph Bara . 

By autumn of this year shoppers in Edinburgh will be treading the polished granite flooring of the city 's newest shopping mall . 

One of the smartest initiatives of the Tate Gallery 's director , Nicholas Serota , is his series of installations of contemporary sculpture which take place each autumn . 

Unlike true aquatic plants , those of the bog garden must be planted during the traditional planting season which extends from early autumn until late spring . 

A wine tasting session planned by Stockton Twinning Association today has been cancelled until the autumn due to lack of support . 

Leave cuttings until the following autumn before potting up or transplanting . 

The fog came back over and over again that late autumn and early winter , and the dark days before Christmas that year were very dark indeed . 

Last autumn the area around Lhasa was made a special economic zone . 

During the autumn of that year , more than five million people took to the streets of Europe in support of the cause of European disarmament . 

The pale pink blossoms appear first in late autumn , and then in mild spells through the winter , with a final fling in spring . 

The flotation was supposed to have taken place last Autumn , but it was postponed until NIE secured funding from the EC for the under-sea power cable which will link Northern Ireland with the Scottish electricity grid . 

Lord Goold announced his resignation as chairman of the orchestra last autumn . 

The scheme , to be introduced next autumn , would give every student an interest-free loan of up to £420 a year , repayable over 10 or more years . 

Only now has ground-breaking been announced not for this summer but for next and ribbon-cutting projected for the autumn of 1995 . 

The next intake is already planned for Autumn 1986 , but there is still time for anyone suitable and interested to be included . 

The virtual destruction of the Liberal Party almost completed the political pattern which he had hoped for since the previous autumn . 

Like his brothers Richard agreed to accept rather less than he had been offered the previous autumn : half the revenues of Aquitaine , but this time only two residences , and apparently unfortified ones . 

It was rumoured that he had even been asked to Sandringham with his sketchbook , some time this coming autumn . 

This last autumn South East Arts tried and experiment in Brighton and organized a series of five so-called fringe theatrical productions at the Pavilion Theatre over a period of two months . 

The romance continued through the autumn and over Christmas , with intimate dinners and spins in the glamorous car in place of sailing once the season was over . 

Scott 's abandonment of the Gothic design seems to have been generally unknown , as efforts continued throughout the autumn of 1859 to advocate its merits . 

The UK may have longer to wait than other countries , since a flush of lamb marketings is likely this autumn to beat the ending of the variable premium . 

This seems more likely than that everything will be back to normal by this autumn , as the government claims . 

The WISE Bus Programme began in the Autumn of 1984 and such was the success of the original vehicle that an additional coach ( sponsored by British Gas ) was commissioned in May 1986 . 

Building work is expected to begin by the autumn and the council hopes the bypass will be open by the summer of 1994 . 

We are hopeful that two new training courses will begin this coming autumn . 

Bohunt volunteered for the first year , which started last autumn . 

Although he had planned to start serious work in the autumn of 1946 , he was not able to do so . 

It was originally thought the contract could be given last year with work starting in late autumn . 

I have to take payments from customers , take service calls and deal with customer queries . 

In reply to my radio query he replied that he was low on fuel . 

An information office is shortly to be set up by East Hampshire District Council to answer queries about the drainage work taking place in the village . 

If you have any queries about the help you may get , ask at the hospital . 

If you have any queries about the enclosed information please do not hesitate to contact us . 

While we are happy to answer any queries about our own products , we can not answer for the content of other publisher 's works . 

` No chance , " she stated swiftly on a light laugh , and quickly dismissed the subject by turning to her host with a query about the wine that went so well with the meal . 

Our advisory services answer thousands of queries from people all over the country . 

He ( and the Assistant Dean ) also counsel many other students on the Course who consider that they have problems , and also respond to queries from other staff as to how best to advise individual students . 

We should be delighted , here at headquarters , to answer queries regarding levels of membership ( which vary according to experience ) and the charges for membership . 

The delegation subsequently expressed its dissatisfaction with the inability of State ministers and officials to respond fully to various queries raised by its members . 

All indemnity queries however will continue to be referred to Head Office Branch Claims for a decision . 

We answer three of your queries about getting hair into tip-top condition . 

` Please direct your queries about gown number eighty-two to Fabbiano . " 

Montgomery answered Sergeant Allen 's query with an economical monosyllable . 

I trust this answered your queries on the increase in the annual subscription and your members ' satisfaction , that they still consider it good value for money . 

On the last day of the Sale one senior elder was heard to say in response to another 's query as to how he was faring , ` Well , I 've just make 40p which I 'm very pleased about " . 

He thanked her but countered cunningly with a query about who her friends might be . 

If you have a query about information mentioned in a particular feature ask the person who wrote it ! 

But Harriet had returned to Meredith 's query about the cottages . 

You just need to increase the frequency with which you eat protein from plant sources ( and slightly decrease the amount of fatty animal proteins that you eat ) .

Once the genetic material of the virus has been replicated and large amounts of the coat proteins have been made , new viruses are assembled .

Dr Booth was admittedly ` horrified by the amount of fat it carried '' and it was not until he saw wild boar in a wild life park in France that he realised the opportunities .

Excess debris should be removed because it will use up large amounts of oxygen as it decomposes .

Equal amounts of protein ( 30µg ) were precipitated with trichloroacetic acid ( TCA ) , and electrophoresed through a 12.5% SDS-polyacrylamide gel ( 37 ) .

A total amount of 15 mg enterocyte protein was coupled to 0.6 g ( dry weight ) CNBr-activated Sepharose 4B as described above .

It can also produce problems in hot weather , when your water is capable of holding only low amounts of oxygen .

A certain amount of fat in your diet is good for you , as it provides energy and insulation , but too much of the wrong kind can be bad news for your figure and your cholesterol levels .

However , it is generally agreed that we should cut down on fat and ear more foods containing complex carbohydrates ( starch and fibre-rich foods ) and include lots of fresh vegetables , fruit and a sensible amount of protein .

The amount of fat we actually need is staggeringly low at 5 grams ( less than a quarter of an ounce ) per day , providing it contains the right kind of fatty acids .

The total amount of protein extracted by this procedure was equivalent to that observed when the procedure of Dignam et al ( 24 ) was applied ( 4-12 µg/10 6 cells ) , but the amount of AP-1 activity measured by band-shift was 3-5 fold higher than in the standard procedure .

The whole thing tastes of flour -- the pastry is too thick for the amount of filling .

He returned to the chateau , furious with himself that he could have allowed people to live in this way . 

It is not irrelevant that Barnaby Rudge is concerned with the Gordon Riots of 1780 , although The Warren is not consumed with quite the virulence that destroys the chateau of Monseigneur in A Tale of Two Cities ( 1859 ) during the French Revolution : 

According to Friedersdorf , ` We knew we had to get our bills enacted before the Labor Day recess . " 

The next few days are going to be a mad whirl of a lot of strained socialising . 

Most days I 'd go without food till I came home to cook the evening meal . 

She arrived most days for her Lipton matches astride a Honda 600 . 

Edward gets every fourth day off from work , Leroy gets off every sixth day . 

If you had a good day you 'd probably come home for your tea , you see ? 

It made our day to know that MKM can help with more than just knitting advice . 

` We 'll make today a special day , " James said , heading for the stairs . 

They were going to spend the day in the forest , gathering mushrooms and wild strawberries . 

Discharges from refining and use of oil fell from 300,000 tonnes in 1980 to 60,000 tonnes in 1992 , exceeding targets for the reduction of emissions by 2000 .

The International Commission for the Protection of the Rhine says that its target of 90 per cent reduction of waste from industry and water treatment plants has to all intents and purposes been met .

Rice production improved markedly during 1989 , with government economists at the December plenum forecasting rice harvests exceeding the 20,000,000-tonne production target set the previous year ( and compared with 17,600,000 tonnes harvested in 1987 ) .

Despite interim turnover growth of 17.6% at ICL Technology GmbH , the German company did not hit its target for the full year due to poor trading conditions -- growth was approximately 10% .

Commitment to a performance target is not assured because a boss asked for that commitment .

Only 70 state enterprises exceeded their planned profit target in the year .

They propose an ambitious profit target : 10% of members ' underwriting limits .

Objectively the chances of reaching the Chancellor 's 3 per cent growth target in 1994 are mixed at best .

Given current power shortages and high interest rates , the NEDA was reducing its industrial growth target for 1990 to 5.1 per cent from 7.8 per cent .

The ultimate production target is 100 of the new machines built to order every year .

Plans to start exporting the Nissan Bluebird to continental Europe were announced in 1988 and the production target was raised to 200,000 cars a year for 1992 / 93 .

As seen above , initially the monetary target was fixed in terms of M3 .

Reports of the pay freeze leaked out after the Cabinet spent another four and a half hours trying to hold public spending to next year 's target of £244.5bn .

Mr Lamont has stuck to his public spending target of £244.5 billion but he should have increased that .

The increase of corporate involvement has helped greatly in achieving the Lake District 's Appeal 1987-89 target of £2 million two years ahead of schedule .

If we hit our forecasts , even though it 's below budget , we will actually hit our end of year targets .

It criticised the OECD countries for failing to meet the United Nations ' foreign aid target of 0.7 per cent of their GNPs .

The revenue target for 1991 is the sum of £500,000 , needed to run the Sports and Rehabilitation Centre , to build new facilities and to fund research projects .

ALL good news , but I fear that taxes may have to go up next year if the Chancellor misses his projected £244.5bn target on spending .

Our target is to publish original papers within eight weeks of final acceptance .

In April President Clinton pledged his administration to a target of reducing emissions to 1990 levels by the year 2000 .

One target might be , for example , £100,000 worth of new business .

The budget deficit target for the year was raised to Can . $28,500 million ( 4.2 per cent of GDP ) , and for 1991 / 92 it was set at Can . $26,500 million .

Planning on these lines reached its climax at Lisbon in February 1952 when the target of no fewer than 94 divisions for the defence of Europe was agreed .

The [ Act of 1916 ] itself provided for an alternative form of stealing -- larceny by a bailee who ` fraudently converts " the bailed goods . 

Take away their joyful larcenies and those Indians would be able to define themselves less easily . 

Again , a person charged with attempted larceny can not be convicted of attempting to obtain by false pretences ( Rex v. Gallagher ( 1929 ) 21 Cr.App.R. 172 ) . 

A former IBM Corp employee has been arraigned on seven counts of grand larceny for allegedly stealing more than $49m worth of mainframe memory boards from the company -- but you 're meant to laugh at the $49m figure , because that is the highest price at which they were included in the price list , and very few customers are likely ever to have paid it ; the indictment by an Ulster County grand jury charged Carl McDonald , 41 , of Poughkeepsie conspired to steal 3,381 mainframe memory boards from IBM 's complex in Kingston , and allegedly sold the boards for $7m , a more realistic valuation , to computer firms in Texas , Minnesota , California , Canada and here in the UK ; no names . 

` Except when she was doing grand larceny on someone else 's husband . " 

In spite of the occupations I have followed for the last thirty years , shreds of science remain . 

The distant winter sun still held enough heat to dry the sky of every shred of moisture . 

There were nothing but shreds of leaves , gnawed stems , and barren shoots . 

Tiny shreds of tobacco scattered across his shirt front and he brushed them away . 

If , on the other hand , someone had dragged his unconscious body after slugging him with Dora 's missing golf-club , there might be other shreds of cloth lying about . 

( An irony of the conference was that not one shred of evidence was produced for the central assertion that three years ' full time training in research was essential . ) 

But I do n't see that either of us could produce a shred of evidence to support our extremely unlikely thesis , so I do n't see that we 're much further advanced . 

For , of course , he would deny everything to the police , and , though she knew she was right , she did n't have a shred of evidence . 

It claimed that Ms Oruene had failed to show she was treated less favourably than any other candidate and that there was not a shred of evidence to show that it had deviated from normal procedures . 

The only shred of hope was a bundle of letters shoved behind the copper kettle , in Dad 's handwriting , to his mum . 

And with him had gone Miss Gemma Dallam 's brown Chinese satin and every shred of hope Cara had cherished for the future . 

Both Sotheby 's and the lawyers for Lord Northampton have assured us that up till now they have not seen a shred of proof . 

` If you want , I could probably get Mum to meet you , " said Josh , drizzling ketchup over his grilled chicken . 

We had dinner in the Village : a french restaurant where the provençal dressing is warm ketchup , and it 's all candlelight and striped aprons and waiters with waxed moustaches who talk like Maurice Chevalier . 

Add the red wine vinegar , clear honey , tomato ketchup , soy sauce , Worcestershire sauce , canned tomatoes and French mustard , then stir well to mix . 

For a moment , she looked at the tomato ketchup on the walls and thought of Gazzer 's graffiti . 

The tomato ketchup stained her fingers and fell as uncompromisingly on her dress as blood , but her brain was racing . 

But you 're not allowed to spill any tomato ketchup in the limousine cos they 'll be very cross with you . 

This was the ritualistic time for the slaying of a leader , as Julius Caesar found out to his peril . 

The Swedish-based performer was so sickened by the brutal slaying of one of his bouncers that he immediately closed his plush hot spot , Alphabet Street , and vowed to stop club work . 

Indeed , a factor of some importance in the slaying of Eorpwald may have been hostility to the way in which the kingdom of the eastern Angles had sunk under his rule to satellite status . 

It becomes an example of a phenomenon familiar to R&D workers : T. H. Huxley 's “ Great tragedy of science — the slaying of a beautiful hypothesis by an ugly fact . ” 

The date of Magnus 's slaying is uncertain but it was most likely 16 April 1116 or 1117 . 

No arrest had been made in the case of the Heimendorf slaying . 

During and after the exile Ezechiel ( 33.23 ) , the Third Isaiah ( 57.1-10 ; 65.11-12 ) and the Second Zechariah ( 10.2 ; 13.2 ) denounced the worship of idols , the slaying of children , and the practice of ritual prostitution . 

One DHAC member had discovered John Wilson , his wife and two children living in a small caravan in the Brandywell . 

I have known smallholders who lived in caravans and have seen nomad herdsmen in Asia who camp in the open or carry their tents on their backs . 

He had lived in the caravan now for just over two years , supported by a research grant from his northern university to study the effect of the Industrial Revolution on the rural industries of East Anglia . 

The gipsies who are on the laybys and the verges of west Oxfordshire are people who wish to stay living in caravans . 

Padlocking steel collars onto the corner legs will help prevent even the most determined thief from moving your caravan . 

In Zurich we have prevailed upon the promoters to move us from caravans in the car park into a hotel . 

He said , ` When are you going to move out of your caravan and into your house ? " 

Mrs Clark is said to be stable in the burns unit of Stoke Mandeville hospital tonight … and according to her son hoping to move back into a new caravan . 

And she glimpsed the flip side of the coin : clusters of caravans where the ` poor whites " lived . 

Just after Christmas gipsies were evicted from a triangle of land opposite the verge in question between the A120 and Mary Lane North .

A pertinent statistical table produced by Nykrog shows how clerks are always successful in the eternal triangle of sexual competition , pitted against husbands ranging from knights to peasants .

His attention was seized by a triangle of pale blue , the corner of an airmail envelope , the two protruding edges marked by alternate parallelograms of red and dark blue .

The mattress was shaped like a triangle to fit the shape of the boat .

There are a lot of structures around us that are made into triangles to give more strength .

The tracks were designed to enter the train-shed at a shallow angle to the street and an impressive building with a grand tower was inserted in the triangle formed between the lines and the road .

Like many other particulars , James and John are both men ; ` this " and ` that " may both be triangles .

For this reason , in Figure 7 I have n't actually drawn the triangle .

The fourth task was to get across a piece of rope which had been tied around three trees which was set in a triangle .

3 An isosceles triangle , which is also a right-angled triangle must have equal angles of … degrees ?

Pupils used no more than two attributes and these mostly related to names of 2-D shapes ( e.g. " They 're both triangles " said of a pyramid and a cone ) .

Thus in order to construct a triangle of stated dimensions , it is first necessary to be able to draw a line of a particular length .

Weimar , to the south-east of Bremen , was marked with a golden circle , forming a triangle with the Berlin garrison to the north-east .

Pull the dough up at three points to make a triangle , or four points to make a square .

He rolled over and the moonlight lay on a second different brandmark -- a double triangle scarring his shoulder , blade -- and revealed ugly inflamed ridges striping his back from waist to neck .

And yes , I suddenly recollected the image of the small shining triangle of a Stanley blade being passed out of the driver 's cabin : an image that had only momentarily concerned me .

Cut the rich fruit cake in half diagonally and place one half on top of the other to form a triangle , sandwiching on with a little apricot glaze .

A practical test item asked pupils to make several shapes from four right angled isosceles triangles .

WORK is planned to start in June on landscaping the triangle of land at Lymington Bottom , Four Marks .

The floor was made up of dark red hexagonal tiles touching at their points , separated by triangles of a deep chestnut colour .

This gives it a whitish sparkle as light catches millions of tiny prisms and reflects white light . 

Emigration , perhaps the best gauge of public unease , has increased sharply since the 4 June massacre , an event that shocked millions of ordinary Hong Kong residents usually uninterested in politics . 

When this action is well established , the fungus will produce a sporophore , or fruiting body , which produces millions of spores . 

This is because the deliberate burning of the rainforests pumps hundreds of millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere . 

He had a patent and had earned millions of dollars in royalties . 

Curiosity has drawn millions of visitors over hundreds of years , to see cascading water turn everyday objects to stone -- as if by magic ! 

Developing countries are often very poor in comparison , with little foreign currency , and supplying indigenous wildlife to relatively rich Westerners is worth millions of pounds every year . 

Still prominent in art , folklore and literature , the live snake or its ubiquitous image influences millions of people in that country . 

There 's a bewildering range of skincare products to choose from , but one name that is trusted by millions of women , is Pond 's . 

Today we print the shocking truth about baby drinks , which are bought by millions of mums . 

The former brewing , media and property magnate went bankrupt in April owing millions of pounds . 

In so far as millions of families live under economic conditions of existence that separate their mode of life , their interests and their culture from those of other classes … they form a class . 

This is a pinball game in the classic mould , with plenty of flashing lights and many millions of bonus points to be clocked up . 

Dynamic equilibrium , climatic geomorphology and process studies have all been shown to have limited application to geomorphology wherever geomorphic history is measured in hundreds of millions of years . 

In order to study the behaviour of a word it is necessary to have a large number of occurrences available which necessitates that modern corpora contain many millions of words ( Sinclair , 1991 ) . 

A couple of years ago , British Rail spent millions of pounds building a link between London and Stansted airport that currently carries virtually no passengers . 

And millions of listeners heard his admission on the ` True Confessions " spot on Simon Mayo 's Radio One breakfast show . 

On Dec. 9 the National Assembly called on the US Congress to lift sanctions which it claimed would " kill millions of Iraqis " . 

AN Ulster MP today accused the Dail of deliberately refusing to investigate a firm which lost millions of pounds belonging to Northern Ireland people . 

It could be the key to securing millions of pounds of European funds which can be used to address the multiple deprivation , economic and social problems facing the region . 

When similar legislation was introduced in Canada , where the population is smaller , millions of dollars were invested in a four-year research programme . 

The tanker which ran aground in Alaska , spilling millions of gallons of oil , has been refloated . 

The trillions of dollars in the bond markets have been jostled by a few judiciously placed millions in gold . 

The TV cameras were focused on the figure of the sixty-year old surgeon whose face had become known to millions over these last few days . 

Since 1983 the leadership , having read the election defeats as a repudiation of left-wing policies , has been more concerned to reassure the electorate and attract the millions of ` missing " Labour voters . 

The enrichment of plasma free leucine was measured using a VG 12-250 quadrupole gas chromatograph mass spectrometer ( VG , Masslab , Manchester , UK ) , after conversion to the tertiary butyldimethylsilyl derivative .

Enrichment of the hydrogen content is accomplished by passing the syn-gas mixed with steam over an iron catalyst , when the mildly exothermic ` water gas shift reaction " occurs ,

On the basis of these findings , Shattil et al ( 1975 ) postulated that cholesterol enrichment of the platelet membrane might affect the membrane fluidity and consequently the sensitivity to aggregating agonists .

This supernatant was used for measurement of isotopic enrichment of free leucine .

The enrichment of tissue free leucine was also measured using GCMS after conversion of leucine to the N-butyl heptafluorobutyryl isobutyl derivative .

Dr Safa Al-Habobi -- a director of Matrix Churchill -- was actively involved in the attempt to acquire gas centrifuge technology for the enrichment of uranium .

Follow-up MRP investigations in the Benglog area of North Wales , near Dolgellau , showed barium enrichment in Ordovician sediments associated with subaerial to submarine bimodal volcanism ( MRP 63 ) .

They will also run the plant providing enrichment for defence purposes until the end of the contract with the Ministry of Defence next year .

Laser beams are used by AEA to investigate aspects of the basic science and technology of the laser isotope separation process for uranium enrichment .

Clearly the trace-element enrichment process responsible for the offsets in Pb isotopic composition in Fig. 2 c is largely independent of the exact precursor material and the longer-term heterogeneity of the mantle .

A suggestion by the IAEA that China had provided Iraq with equipment for uranium enrichment had been denied by the government on Oct. 8 .

It was concluded that some platinum enrichment is related to primary magmatic differentiation but that many of the high values , particularly of palladium and gold , are the product of later alteration associated with deformation .

First , Gare has set up customer and market groups for electricity transmission and distribution ; power generation ; nuclear fuel enrichment and reprocessing ; and pharmaceutical research .

Thus , the enrichment of the total mixture of amino acids will be dependant on variations in the concentration of glycine , making the procedure unreliable .

A second technique developed utilises the natural enrichment of the rare-earth elements in fluorite .

Aside from the fact that Jill is quite capable of carrying her own books , her glumness could easily be due to being a young lesbian forced to suppress it and wishing Jack would take his stupid pick-up lines elsewhere . 

All these ` signs " of ` inadequacy " are nothing of the kind but are indicators of poverty and powerlessness .

The role of unions , the place and powerlessness of women within them and the control of women by men needed explanation .

Saddam Hussein 's actions are a response to Third World powerlessness -- and one we should expect to see more of .

It can be particularly difficult for family members to accept their own powerlessness in getting others to accept the message that they carry .

Women , it has been suggested , have been historically excluded from the making of knowledge , in particular science , and this is related ( not necessarily causally ) to women 's powerlessness .

The powerlessness of the poor , their inability to influence the distribution of life-chances and rewards , helps to explain their poverty ( Miliband , 1974 ; MacGregor , 1981 ) .

The powerlessness of the Americans was underlined again in 1956 when they were unable to help the Hungarians in their rising ( CORE , pp. 91-3 ) .

Since sexism is unjust you should make it a point to put women in positions where they have a chance to overcome their historic powerlessness .

Given their continuing powerlessness , however , even the younger workers are unlikely to seek an improvement in their position by resort to militant action .

She awoke from a light drowse to the distant strains of Tchaikovsky 's Violin Concerto , the lyrical theme of the first movement . 

In fact , the hammock was an Amerindian invention that remains with us today ; it is an object which , more than any other , evokes an image of a warm sunny day on a tropical isle .

We return to this point later in the address , when Lincoln links `` freedom '' rather than `` liberty '' with the image of a new birth .

Your writing has the power to evoke strong visual images in the mind 's eye and for that very reason I feel you should show restraint when reviewing a film early in its release .

If this were a Rube Goldberg contraption , this recollection would remind the writer of the grease spot on page 2 , caused by his having eaten a Big Mac , the memory of which conjures up such a vivid image that the writer opens his mouth to take a bite , and a string attached to his lower jaw releases a mouse , the sight of which arouses a cat which chases it , causing the mouse to squeal , awakening a midget who stretches , tripping open a trapdoor ; through the trapdoor falls a usage book , sliding down a chute into the hands of the writer .

The words `` divine afflatus '' thus create an unforgettable image jejune like a gumdrop

Tuesday , Bush warned , `` Too often , on social issues , my party has painted an image of America slouching toward Gomorrah .

The `` culture of cruelty '' in junior high can make adolescents `` pathologically preoccupied '' with body image .

In this poem , he sees divine grandeur not simply in a trite vision of `` nature , '' but in nature as human nature affects it , too : industrial images such as shaking metal foil or crushed oil embody the grandeur .

Against rigorism , is the sense that it is rather absurd to lump all who are not utilitarian saints with actual wrongdoers .

But trying military wrongdoers may annoy the armed forces , and provoke a fresh coup .

Mr Justice Turner also said that a regulatory body -- existing alongside the law -- could be considered in dealing with some wrongdoers in the commercial field .

The cops never go anywhere in the City without alerting all the wrongdoers in the neighbourhood .

Mr Large says in his report that the SIB , too , would be happy to be armed with enhanced civil powers , and to ride out against financial wrongdoers .

It may accord with some of our moral gut reactions , which seem to tell us that wrongdoers should be made to suffer .

The retributivist principle -- that wrongdoers should be punished because they deserve it -- is in some ways the complete antithesis of reductivism .

On the one hand , refusal to admit the jus tertii allows recovery by a plaintiff who may have himself wrongfully dispossessed the true owner and also exposes the wrongdoer to the risk of multiple liability .

It may be relevant for the Industrial Tribunal to investigate whether at the time he was dismissed and if not then when thereafter , he knew that he had the right to complain that he had been unfairly dismissed ; in some cases the Tribunal may have to consider whether there has been any misrepresentation about any relevant matter by the employer to the employee . 

The House of Lords found that there were circumstances in which liability could be incurred for negligent misrepresentation by one person to another in the absence of any contractual or fiduciary relationship between them . 

Moreover , factionalism and misrepresentation by a vocal minority prevented its development in the Contact group and staff 's authority went unchallenged . 

Though this idea was ultimately caused by economic and technical developments , and is in fact a misrepresentation of social relations , the idea is real enough to the people concerned . 

A misrepresentation of history which has had a malignant effect on the affairs of Lewis and of crofting ever since . 

Therefore , for the generating companies to say that by importing coal at the present world price of 145p per unit would benefit the consumers is a gross misrepresentation of the facts . 

He was frequently deceitful , as in his deliberate misrepresentations to his crew of the speed of their daily voyage . 

On the one hand , if no explanation is given , the creditor will be at risk that the surety 's misunderstanding , or the debtor 's misrepresentation will render the security unenforceable in equity . 

Her misunderstanding derived from her husband 's misrepresentation . 

He has not been helped by this shyness ( he had been with Essex for three years when Keith Fletcher asked if anyone had heard the young Gooch speak ) and it has led to misrepresentation . 

The false pretence ( or ` deception , " to use the new term ) was no long confined to pretence about an existing fact and no longer excluded a misrepresentation as to the offender 's intention . 

ADT alleges that Binders made negligent misrepresentations during its 1990 takeover of Britannia Security Group . 

“ this approach is in accord with the approach of the general law of principal and agent in relation to fraudulent misrepresentations made by an agent in carrying out the specific instructions of his principal . 

There was a misrepresentation made by the defendant calculated to injure the plaintiff 's business or goodwill and an injunction was granted in favour of the plaintiffs . 

` Some warts are cancerous , " Arty said , laying the mirror aside and getting out of bed . 

Case No. 12 : 15 year-old girl with a chief complaint of warts on the hand . 

Lying on her bed , the vision of herself as a razor-backed hog with warts on its face haunts her . 

These warts , also known as condylomata acuminata , are , like common skin warts , caused by a virus . 

Plain skin warts are also found on the genitals and in such cases a sexual mode of transmission need not be postulated . 

If the virus from genital warts is examined with the electron microscope it is not morphologically distinguishable from that causing skin warts , but there may be some minor antigenic differences between the two types . 

There appears to be a much higher concentration of virus particles in the lesions of genital as opposed to skin warts . 

Male homosexuals frequently have warts around the anal margin and in some cases these extend up into the anal canal itself . 

Anal warts are seven times more common than penile warts among homosexuals . 

It is difficult to eradicate the warts until the discharge has been treated . 

Perianal warts are frequently found at the same time as genital warts and there need be no assumption that anal intercourse has taken place , although it will have done so in some 50 per cent of cases . 

Plump , as thick as my thumb and over four inches long , she swelled the fat rolls of her cabbage-green body , adorned at intervals with hairy warts of turquoise blue . 

She put some spring water on my wart one evening and it was gone when I woke the next day . " 

The wild boar can weigh up to 200kg and has a short , dense , brownish-grey coat and no facial warts . 

The bearded pig , which is also found in the rainforests of Peninsular Malaya and Sumatra , weighs up to 200kg , is dark brown or grey and has a white beard and conspicuous facial warts . 

The Javan warty pig weighs up to 90kg and has red or yellow hair with black tips and marked facial warts . 

Huge hairy warts were stuck on her face and the make-up artists asked if they could cover her facial hair in mascara , giving her an instant moustache . 

She was a woman in her fifties who would have been handsome except for a large wart on her cheek . 

A stocky , red-faced fellow with hairy warts round his mouth grinned a gap-toothed smile , pulled open a shutter and let fly with a huge arbalest . 

You can even get warts from equipment which has n't been properly disinfected . 

` Well , he had two fingers missing from one hand and his face was covered in hairy warts . " 

THE debate about how BBC Television covers the arts enters a new phase tonight when BBC2 launches a new show deliberately intended as a rival to The Late Show and its laid-back coterie of cultural commentators . 

In the 1920s , after the British literary establishment had neglected him for forty years , Machen attracted a coterie of admirers in the United States . 

The Horror Film Specialist was surrounded by an admiring coterie of lesser horror film specialists and most of their conversation referred back to previous triumphs . 

` My best creation , " he muttered to the coterie of assistants clustered anxiously around him , ` and see what has happened to it ! " 

In Scotland in particular there is a coterie of men and women working on VAT for whom he set an example to be followed . 

Whilst Williams and his coterie were planning their strategy , there were also some political developments of note in Jamaica , where in January the Jamaican Labour Party was ousted from power by Norman Manley 's People 's National Party , a success firmly rooted in mass popular support for a charismatic leader . 

I mean with all that stuff about little coteries , and cosy dinner-parties , and so on … ’ 

If you 'd come back telling me you 'd discovered somebody out of that cosy little coterie was actually telling the truth , that 'd be another matter . " 

Lewis , for instance , is frequently spoken of as a man who enjoyed male coteries , as though , in the 1930s , the regiments , the London clubs , the Oxford and 

All prime ministers develop a small coterie of kindred spirits , but Mrs Thatcher tended to listen to individuals on individual issues , while the number of people who enjoyed sustained , continuing influence was tiny . 

From that small coterie of fine talented actors half dozen or more went out to make names for themselves using the experience gained during those early days in Vancouver 's CBC . 

When Harold Wilson succeeded Hugh Gaitskell as party leader in 1963 , he swore he would not make Gaitskell 's mistake of surrounding himself with elite coteries of policy advisers . 

My guess would be that they are the same advisers or perhaps from the same coterie of advisers . 

His model of what computer learning should be like is taken from the ` Samba schools " in Rio de Janeiro , where experts and stars gather a coterie of followers and students to prepare for the carnival . 

An escalation in taste : John Harwood , a Botticelli angel who entertains a coterie of followers in his workshops on Saturdays 

Normally it comes from what she likes to call her coterie of friends and advisers . 

Mambo Kings has added a new coterie of gringo friends , among them his Mambo Kings co-star Armand Assante , who plays Cýr Castillo : ` He 's become almost my brother . " 

The report described Than Shwe as one of the " old school " of army commanders and claimed that he resented the " brash , swashbuckling ways of Khin Nyunt and his coterie of younger officers " . 

One version of what then ensued caused an uproar in France when it was published , a few months later , in Le Matin -- through the evident complicity of a coterie of officers ardently desiring to install de Castelnau on Joffre 's throne . 

She looked round for approbation at this feat of memory but there was none . 

Fortunately for the Government , this short debate in the House of Lords seems to have attracted little attention from the press , and it continued to receive general approbation for the exhibition , with the relevance of the competition remaining largely unquestioned . 

I have a great admiration for Mr. Duncan McNeill , and also a great approbation for the concept of trust status for hospitals . 

` Approbation from Sir Hubert Stanley is praise indeed " , from Thomas Morton 's popular comedy A Cure for the Heartache ( 1797 ) . 

Certainly , Jacques passed on Green 's approbation of Barker 's attitude to Hampden Jackson and Douglas-Smith a few days after the late February meeting : 

Settlers , too , when they got the opportunity , liked to bask in what they supposed to be the approbation of the Masai . 

As in biblical times , the king became ` the anointed one " , but only with the approbation of the Church . 

Organized Cadiz radicalism favoured the liberals throughout : from the public galleries the great liberal speeches received what an English observer called the ` loud approbation of the public " . 

Other people 's approbation and censure is all insipid and uncritical , so does not help ; and I have no ground for confidence in myself . 

She did not wish to lose his approbation ; the Colonel and his wife were valuable , long-standing guests . 

Even ordinary words sounded nice in his gentle accented English , and she felt pleased to have Rafaelo 's approbation . 

At his institute in Copenhagen ardent youths would arrive to lay their latest intellectual offering before him and to seek his criticism and approbation . 

As an ambitious minister , he is deemed to have seethed , Sir , and yearned for popular approbation . " 

And this , after spending themselves to the last ounce , only within the last three weeks , and being greeted everywhere with roaring crowds and cheering streets and the appearance of universal applause and approbation . 

But his hunger to score will make it no easier for Fergie 's defenders this afternoon . 

Nor did he have to present himself as piteous in order to feed his everlasting hunger for sympathy . 

Now Sainsbury 's can satisfy your child 's hunger for knowledge . 

She knew that her irresistible hunger for the snipe pudding would lower the happy euphoria of the wine holding her airborne , almost exultant ; for the maintenance of that happy state more champagne was needed . 

Who else but Galwey should arrive full steam at his shoulder , outpacing even Simon Geoghegan in his hunger for the ball . 

And books ca n't feed the hunger of a soul in need of a larger sense of purpose . 

There is also a hunger for spiritual experience and direction amongst Christians . 

` The King 's curiosity and hunger for knowledge led him down many strange paths . 

He rejected the idea of compulsorily alienating noble land , but tried to alleviate peasant land hunger by providing additional credit for peasants to buy land and by facilitating resettlement on vacant land in Siberia . 

It can not be understood without reference to the growing land hunger and militancy of millions of peasants . 

` Was it then you discussed a possible marriage with Lady Margaret , sister of Philip IV of France ? " 

In February 1865 he married Isabel Mary , the sister of his friend Henry Hewlett , and daughter of Henry William Hewlett of Brixton , a barrister with chambers in Gray 's Inn . 

Helen Harding , the sister of Liz 's mother , and her husband James Harding , the senior partner in a large firm of lawyers in Plymouth , had provided a loving home for their young niece . 

My younger sister , Philippa , was born when I was nearly five and was able to understand what was happening . 

Gets me to do all her tricky mending , my sister Malkele , always has done . 

The early death of a sibling is an event which Dally cites as being common in the histories of anorexics , and a year or so later my baby sister died of bronchial pneumonia . 

Zach had already put on his coat and cap and was waiting to tell him something when Ginnie and Miss Thorne 's elder sister burst in . 

Wolfgang 's elder sister Maria Anna ( always known as Nannerl ) began to learn the harpsichord in 1758 , when she was seven , and quickly showed exceptional talent . 

According to the Bronte sisters , Aylott and Jones , the publishers of their Poems ( 1846 ) , sold only two copies . 

So , the end of yet another era , as the Lycra Sisters , Coady and Michel , take all the posh bits of Random House in their firm if elegant grip . 

His spinster sister , Alice , lived with him and was his principal legatee . 

He ran races with their younger sister in the monks ' dormitory . 

Then suddenly Susan sat up in bed , and regarded her sister with an odd little smile . 

She went to stay with her sister in London , and I went sailing for a week with a colleague from work . 

Breeze and Gay were turning their steps towards Sunset Cottage when a terrific hoot made them look round ; and there was the Blessington-Dalrymples ' car , with Basil at the wheel and his parents and sister behind . 

This ceased in 1986 , when I left the Midlands to return to the family home to help my sister in caring for our father , who died in 1988 at the age of 99 . 

In 1893 he married Constance , daughter of Charles Altamont Doyle , clerk in the Board of Works and artist , and sister of ( Sir ) Arthur Conan Doyle [ q.v . ] . 

My brother Frankie and sister Liza were a little older than I was , so perhaps it was for this reason that I seemed to end up doing most of the chores . 

They forfeited only one game in their rousing win while sisters Jane Thomas and Gail Richards of Rhyl made it a family affair , beating Joanne Attwood and Lara Hill of Mold in three tough sets . 

In our ` readers ' experiences " this month we hear from Julie Harvey whose sister died as a result of a riding accident . 

` I 've been to that riding-stable -- Angela 's sister Jennifer and I went hacking one day when I stayed the weekend there . 

And if he was quiet and preoccupied during lunch , neither his mother nor sister seemed to notice . 

And all that she could say was , ` I 'm Christine Ashdown 's sister . " 

Matters were made worse when Chilperic had his wife Galswinth murdered : she was the sister of Sigibert 's wife , Brunhild , and not surprisingly Chilperic 's half-brothers ganged up on him . 

She no longer looked forward to each day , so much had she come to dread her sister 's peremptory orders , the changes of routine , the explanatory telephone calls . 

And he had been a wonderful man , the sole male person who had ever come close to making his wife 's sister feel normal . 

Yes , I have my husband back there and I have a sister and a brother . 

Out of all of my sisters and brothers I was the laziest one of all , as far as working around the house .

Complete you look with fitted veils and headdresses , shoes by Shico and Rainbow Club and designer hosiery . 

Full assessment and nursing diagnoses are made using ultrasonography ( above ) and clients needing compression hosiery are measured accurately and given education ( left ) 

Clients needing compression hosiery are measured accurately and given education . 

It is also popular for rugged outerwear use and is establishing a presence in polo shirts and track suits , not to mention the key innerwear section of hosiery and lingerie . 

April 1945 , the concentration camps at Belsen and Buchenwald , revealing to the world the appalling truth of the Nazi 's endeavour to exterminate the Jewish race . 

Our inner teacher is only too willing to guide us , on a minute-by-minute basis , in our endeavours to live the life we choose . 

Yet each in its own way reflects the rejection of the abstraction and impersonality of Absolute Idealism , and the endeavour to relate philosophy more concretely to the textured fabric of human life and experience . 

The Treasury , moreover , suffered a setback in its endeavour to recover its pre-war importance because it had failed to predict the convertibility crisis . 

For , in his endeavour to secure their support , William Clito began his reign by issuing charters to Bruges , Ghent , Aire , and St Omer . 

In 1881 he moved to London in an unsuccessful endeavour to enter journalism . 

A last-minute endeavour by royalists to save the King at all costs could not be ruled out . 

' Any project searching for a shared ` female " identity in the work may be misleading , yet the shared endeavour by women to succeed in their chosen field and on their own terms is important . 

Edward , his half-brother , succeeded , aged about 38 years , and he remained as King for twenty-four years , during which time his endeavours towards sainthood earned him the title of The Confessor . 

These limits help to focus clients ' motivation and endeavours towards self-help in the independent management of their problems . 

She strongly encouraged her husband and other preachers of the Gospel in their soul-winning endeavours . 

It is hardly surprising then , that with such formidable enemies , and in spite of his undoubted mass support , Cipriani met with such little success in his endeavours . 

The geographic distribution of Sea Life Centres makes us uniquely placed to support marine conservation endeavours right around the UK coastline and , in particular , to encourage public involvement and interest in these endeavours . 

I would not anticipate taking more than half an hour to complete the filming during which time we would make every endeavour not to restrict access to your shop by other customers . 

If the soul 's fate was indeed predetermined , it followed that all human endeavour to bring about its salvation must necessarily be in vain . 

Barbarossa 's common soldiers were almost certainly still wearing Norman-style hauberks as late as the Third Crusade . 

The spearmen are well equipped with hauberks of fine scale armour , tall helms , shields and seven-foot Elf war-spears . 

Because they had both anticipated , not a fight , but a long , hard ride neither of them was wearing a hauberk and as William levelled his lance Richard suddenly saw the danger he was in . 

The latter looked angry at being dragged from their life of leisure but both were well-armed , having donned helmet and hauberk , with swords and daggers pushed into their belts . 

Off to one side , several men , still wearing their mail hauberks , were warming themselves before the fire . 

He was standing less than one pace away , so close that her swift movement caused her gown to brush across his hauberk , catching on a metal link . 

The course aims to develop in students a holistic approach to design .

A systematic approach has been taken , with origins and destinations of principal walk and cycle journeys analysed to identify the route network that was needed .

However , the approach to such investigations was not systematic .

In the top-down approach , the effects of the wider macroeconomy on the firm 's earnings are taken into account .

One principal advantage of an integrated approach is that it helps to spread employment throughout the year rather than to be concentrated in peak periods .

This project therefore investigates the problems associated with integrated approaches to environmental design .

The regulatory approach to credit has generally reflected the more guarded view .

The adequacy of the liberal and radical approaches to the problem are analysed .

A key feature of the battery of initiatives is that they have largely stemmed from a Human Resource Management approach which is directed at employees as individuals .

That kind of approach is , however , very much second best in comparison to a negotiated deal which provides you with genuine job security .

The database approach is long term and costly , and therefore top management should not risk its failure by sticking to outdated methods of applications development .

The Prague linguists ' approach explains it in terms of reversing the theme-rheme sequence .

This functionalist approach also stressed the need for a rational system of administrative adjudication .

` Of course , " Eline pointed out , ` the Clarks are not ready to go into production of their new line , not just yet . 

Fujitsu has added some of ICL Plc 's new DRS 6000s to its product line in Japan , where they are offered as the DS/90 7000 series .

There was a minor scuffle between Hegarty and a Unionist councillor and before desisting , Hegarty shouted to the gallery : ` Whom do you want to see in the chair ? " 

Can you remember when there was a bit of scuffle between Tybaot and Romeo earlier on ? 

When the case came to court , the magistrate evidently decided that it was impossible to say which party was to blame in a scuffle of this sort . 

" But I dare say he 's impatient , " thought Hazel , " or he may have come off worst in some scuffle over a doe and taken it hard . 

Other men engaged in close hand-to-hand scuffles with the gardai …

On 27 March he was involved in a scuffle with his prisoners at Tyburn . 

As the agonised Lawrence was stretchered off , team manager Micky Stewart and some of Lawrence 's teammates were involved in a scuffle with a TVNZ cameraman . 

The scuffle at the Club Des Esseintes aside , she had not been in a fight since elementary school . 

BRISTOL City 's Polish striker Jacki Dziekanowski was involved in a wine-bar scuffle at the weekend . 

After rooftop scuffles yesterday , they forced a halt to the demolition work . 

John Aubrey [ q.v. ] states that Petty was related to Oliver Cromwell ; in fact the Pettys were connected by marriage with the Ingoldsbys and the Hampdens , who in turn were in-laws of the Cromwells . 

` It just sums up my recent life that on the day my son announced his engagement and wanted me to meet his new in-laws I was in Strasbourg . 

Apart from being a very expensively-dressed woman , it appears she is willing to risk all to get her own way -- never mind her in-laws or the unpleasantness it surrounds the princes with . 

So my in-laws were South of England people and I opened my house to them . 

He could choose his wife : her close kin would acquire their own claims on the king ; but as Udalric 's case showed , a king 's in-laws could not count on keeping royal favour . 

In fact in-laws , and indeed kin as distant as cousins , seem commonly to be included in these employment networks . 

The only reason a Sikh girl is allowed to do that is when she goes to her in-laws after marriage . 

When she dies tragically in childbirth , her in-laws from her first marriage travel to a remote hill town in Italy to claim the newborn baby . 

Lives with her in-laws in one of those new houses along the road . " 

The same Act permits marriages between in-laws , subject to the same provisos , and also provided that the former spouses have died . 

It is also more narrowly focused on the kinship group -- relationships with her parents , brothers , sisters , in-laws and so on are the ones she most values . 

Her former in-laws , the Marquess and Marchioness of Ailsa , concerned about their grandchildren , won a court order to keep the girls in their temporary care . 

At first he had under-estimated the consequences of Iraq 's invasion of Kuwait , returning to Baghdad from Britain last October to see two post-graduate students through their exams .

In the middle decades of the third century , political crises , a drastic trade recession , inflation , civil war , and barbarian invasions almost produced the collapse of the Roman empire .

Not only did Byzantine churches in Kiev suffer from barbarian invasion in the Middle Ages , but damage to these fabrics in the Second World War was devastating .

The impact of the barbarian invasions and settlements in Gaul can be seen in the substantial literary output of the fifth century .

The local papers turned their attention to the German invasion of Belgium and the problems of recruiting while the Board of Education closed its file on the case without any apparent resolution .

He then spent between three and four weeks in Crete before moving , just after the German parachute invasion began , to Egypt .

BREAKING two decades of silence in the Soviet media , one of Russia 's most distinguished writers has denounced the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 as ` collective murder " .

However , MacArthur was adamantly committed to the existing plan for a full-scale military invasion of Kyushu , employing large numbers of troops and was uninterested in alternatives .

William 's was the last successful invasion of the British Isles and he was crowned King of England at Westminster Abbey on Christmas Day , 1066 , aged 39 .

False rumours soon spread that Hardy had suffered a defeat and that no British Ship remained in the home waters to prevent imminent invasion .

But the French crowd showed that any American cultural invasion of their nation had taken place long before Euro Disneyland was even a dream in the imagination of its creators .

Under his premiership Israel signed a peace treaty with Egypt , ceded the Sinai peninsula and launched a major invasion of Lebanon .

When the Dwarfs were once again threatened by a massive invasion of Orcs and Goblins , King Kurgan sent the Runesmith Alaric the Mad to ask Sigmar for help .

A massive Dark Elf invasion swept out of Naggaroth and the Witch King himself returned to Ulthuan .

But the massive invasion of France in 1544 proved to be more than twice as expensive as the government had estimated : it cost nearly £650,000 instead of the predicted £250,000 .

Rising prices were prompted also by the August invasion of Kuwait which was regarded as bullish for aluminium .

European luxury-goods firms blamed their poor Christmas performance on Iraq 's August invasion of Kuwait .

In Lithuania , a similar sequence of events occurred , except that it was not the British who eliminated the independent Soviet government but a Polish invasion ( in April 1919 ) .

Theuderic I , for instance , was faced with a Danish invasion in the Rhineland .

If the normal pattern is followed , Britain will experience an even greater invasion in the next decade .

This point is picked up by both Gregory and Fredegar , who describe the later Frankish invasion of Burgundy in 523 as the prosecution of Chlothild 's bloodfeud against her uncle 's family .

Four people out of five heard the D-Day Normandy invasion in June 1944 announced on the radio news .

Ministers at their opening session approved the membership of Azerbaijan and restored Afghanistan 's membership , suspended in 1979 following its invasion by Soviet troops .

Carter also suffered a devastating setback when the invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union made necessary the withdrawal of SALT II from the Senate , a treaty that had been the centrepiece of his defence policy .

With a very real danger of invasion by Japan everybody did their bit .

To make things worse , it suffered the turmoil of revolution in 1974 , invasion by Somalia in 1977 , and a bitter war against Eritrean secessionists that continues to this day .

The South American story is complicated by the fact that it was subject to sporadic waves of invasion by mammals from North America .

Thanks to our parliamentary system and the stability that it has given us , the British people have been spared the horrors of revolution , civil war and invasion for more than 300 years .

Panama City , September 1990 : Homeless residents of El Chorillo neighbourhood protest the destruction of their homes during the US invasion of Panama on December 20 , 1989 .

The early months of 1961 saw an intensification of US pressure on Cuba , initiated by the rupture of diplomatic relations on 3 January , and culminating in the abortive Bay of pigs invasion on 17 April .

` There have been invasions before on this ` insignificant " little planet .

The Indians were angered by this invasion , and on 29th October Stevens received news that the Yakima , Cayuse , Walla Walla , Umatilla and Palouse Indians had risen against the settlers .

The world has answered Saddam Hussein 's invasion with 12 UN resolutions … backed up by forces from 28 countries of six continents .

On both the diplomatic and military fronts he was triumphantly and invariably successful up to the invasion of Russia on 22 June 1941 .

According to government sources , the FPR attempted an invasion on Dec. 12 , 1990 , and around 200 rebels were killed in subsequent clashes with the army in Muvumba province .

Shortly after the Soviet Union 's invasion of Afghanistan at the end of 1979 , the Western alliance decided to deploy new intermediate range nuclear missiles in Europe .

Controversy was current in the USA over its aid policy towards Iraq prior to the invasion of Kuwait in August 1990 .

The dire result of that was seen with the invasion of England by Prince Louis of France following such a sentence on King John .

The invasion of China by western culture has had a number of far-reaching effects on Confucianism .

Mr Walden says he 's received numerous letters since the Iraqi invasion two months ago , and felt it important to take the opportunity to talk with the people he represents .

His only hope now , he believed , was a direct invasion of England from France and he moved on almost at once to Kinsale , where a French frigate was waiting to take him to Brest .

Such as the full-scale invasion of SW19 by extraterrestrial beings .

Angiogenesis-inhibitors may one day also help treat diseases such as rheumatism , psoriasis and diseases of the eye , which are characterised by an invasion of tissues by blood vessels

In speaking of the ` Spirit of the Lord " the Old Testament writers significantly retain this emphasis on God 's violent invasion from outside our experience , disturbing and mysterious like the wind .

Political uncertainty , after the Norse invasions which began in the ninth century , forced a need for protection for which services were given in exchange .

Meanwhile , on Aug. 25 Western intelligence reports indicated that the Iraqis had started to move northwards units of the Republican Guard Corp forces which had led the initial invasion .

Whatever the answers , the enemy must not discover these questions were being asked , for this would give away the landing areas of a future invasion .

On his way up the paved path between walls of rose bushes he picked up a piece of old iron pipe with his gloved hand . 

This sculpture is beautifully situated beside a reservoir noted for its fishing , on the converted railway path between Caldercruix and Blackridge in West Lothian -- an area socially devastated by the closure of its pits . 

The estuaries are part of the East Atlantic Flyway , a vital migration path between the Arctic and the southern hemishphere , which is used by one and a half million waders and half a million waterfowl . 

The weather continued in an extremely unsettled mode , another vigorous depression on the well-trodden path between Iceland and Scotland giving the strongest winds of the month on the night of the 21st . 

The path from Billy 's cottage wound down towards the river bank . 

Changes in trace organics are being sampled and identified at various distances along a gas migration path from a landfill in Suffolk . 

Some men would already be at the boats , others coming down the steep path from the village . 

He knew he was quite safe , yet he felt increasingly tense as he ascended the steep path in the faint light . 

The charity Sustrans has produced a feasibility report looking at the possibility of linking existing railway paths in West Cumbria and Country Durham via a network of minor roads , bridleways and disused railway tracks . 

To create a one metre wide path on peat you need to excavate a one metre wide trench with a depth of eight inches . 

He thanked the boy , then went out into the gathering darkness and across to the trodden path on the inner perimeter of the camp . 

Turn right to get to the path on the left leading to Studland . 

She felt as though someone had pushed her off the pleasant , grassy path on which she had been walking , and down a vast , black cliff-face . 

It was in March that the winner was revealed of a competition to build a bridge at Bloomer 's Hole to link the Thames Path on the Gloucestershire -- Oxfordshire border . 

Tamar turned along the track which led away from the village and the harvest fields , choosing instead the path through the thick woods which stretched down to the river bank . 

Greeted by record breaking ice floes , the ship is pictured here en route to Montreal with the Canadian ice breaker , Terry Fox cutting a path through thick patches of ice on the S Lawrence River . 

She patted down the earth in each pot , watered them from a slimy tin , arranged them in a row on the ledge , and darted back along the path to the house . 

Kalchu put on his jacket and hurried down the path towards the bridge . 

Then as fast as her legs would carry her , she shambled down the path towards the gate . 

So off we set , full of hope , along the wooded path towards the hides . 

` Miss Smithers -- so nice to meet you -- " the donkey was gently pushing them both up the path towards the plateau -- ` changed plans suddenly and -- I 'm so sorry -- " 

Leading the animal by its reins , she descended the steep path towards the place of tents . 

SIDE BY SIDE : The lovers stroll along a country path , facing the future , just happy to be together 

For the two steep kilometres up the muddy mountain path the rain was relentlessly Scottish . 

Few men have been able to resist their strength and beauty , and at one time would congregate at the base of the zigzag path which led to the French village of Faye , hoping for a glimpse . 

But really it was the buzzards and the kestrels circling overhead that caught my eye as we made our way down the coastal path . 

But abolitionists did not reach that position along a single straight path . 

An Almond Bank link would thus enable cyclists to get from Edinburgh to the Forth Road Bridge on quiet roads or paths . 

Each house had an iron gate and a short tiled path up to the front door . 

The first job was to scythe paths through the nettles so the children could play without being stung . 

We were then on the coast path , near an old abandoned aerodrome and could see ahead in the distance Wooltack Point near a cluster of islands . 

Where the road bears left continue straight on to pick up the coast path above Caerbwdy Bay -- look out for the purple sandstone around the bay . 

Threecliff Bay -- one of the highlights on the coast path west of Mumbles . 

Suddenly there was a commotion outside as Nigel and Elinor hurtled up the garden path and through the front door . 

Top : The original concrete garden path was bricked over to complete the cottage garden scene 

Some even feared deviation from their own narrow path , as if deviants were excluded from heaven or segregated . 

We set off through the lovely village of Stonethwaite and up the steep woodland path towards Great Crag . 

Angrily , Bernice picked herself up and went off down the winding path . 

I ran along the stony path to Sam 's large shed in my socks and hardly felt the discomfort , and found to my relief that I could get inside easily enough -- no lock on the door . 

They were to follow the track that skirted the south of the swampy depression and were then to take a path to the right which was marked by a great stone shaped like the head of a horse . 

Walking back along the weed-ridden path alongside the house , he unconsciously rubbed the muscles of his midriff ; they were still bruised from the Wee Doc 's elbow jab when he 'd tried to arrest her 

Several coloured patches were sewn neatly round the seat of his pants . 

She negotiated the rest of her descent with dignity and without the unpleasant sensation of wire tearing a hole in the seat of her pants . 

I pushed Kaptan up the bank with my palm in the seat of his pants . 

After they had proved their trustworthiness , permission would be given for them to live in couples in a pension . 

The pension is recently built , but is finished off in the traditional style . 

Both they and Felco achieve their cut by curved blades that slice with a scimitar-like action . 

Keeping the length almost the same , he restructured the front with a textured cut for a more casual look . 

The clothes he wore , the cut of his hair , even the subtly elegant watch on his wrist , everything about him seemed to indicate a man who had been brought up to take wealth for granted . 

They are paid vast amounts of cash , to wear a little sticky label on their shirts ; even getting a hair cut is big money . 

Harry was a rugged little full-back and he sported a distinctive ` Pentonville " style hair cut . 

Her hair is a really short , blunt cut but my hair is so thick that it would look like a triangle or a big hat ! 

Affectionately painted servants in de Hooch 's paintings , such as the housemaid in Woman and Child in an Interior ( circa 1658 ) handing a mug of beer to an elegantly clad little boy , suggest an affinity with the lower orders of society .

Here , in Investigations , I am trying to point at the mysterious but utterly natural hopefulness in which an increasing diversity of broken symmetries in the universe creates the diversity of structures and processes that can constitute and identify ramified and ramifying sources of energy , detect those sources of energy , create devices and processes that couple to those sources of energy , and generate yet more diversity that propagates macroscopic order even further .

Computation of a moving average is thus a zeroth order local regression .

Weight matrices are typically based on order zero Markov chains , meaning they assume that individual base pairs in the binding site affect binding affinity independently .

Paul 's verdict : I was impressed by both the performance and flexibility of these trousers .

This episode reveals a flexibility of social structure that was thought only to occur in humans .

It can help to build up your strength , boost your body 's suppleness and flexibility and , most important of all , give you staying power by boosting your stamina .

To succeed , individuals will need tremendous flexibility to be able to move from one company to another or from one industry to another .

Indeed the effectiveness of policies of this kind depended largely on their flexibility and willingness to use a wide variety of instruments .

Both fibres are part of the lower layers of your skin , providing its flexibility and strength .

But the ` stem " tapers out to a point , and in some cases had a whip-like flexibility ; the same structure has been interpreted as a ` tail " .

Newer models have the advantages of increased flexibility and torque control .

When it comes to genetic flexibility , however , the star performer is quite definitely E. coli .

But it also highlighted DSC 's moderate profitability , limited financial flexibility and the presence of significant competition .

Even work which concentrates on the social flexibility of gender relations , often ends up making biological determinants the core of its project .

I began by taking the cable-car and the chairlift beyond it , then wandered up the lower glacier to the hut . 

This being Iceland it was black , jet-black weathered lava , and was kissed only by a light breeze coming off the glacier . 

Soon , he became the first man to drive on an Icelandic glacier . 

The backdrop of the lake and the distant Sorjusjokka glacier is breathtaking , helped by the fluffy puffs of cloud stuck to the sky . 

Nor is it possible to say with confidence how much of the increase is due to melting glaciers and how much to thermal expansion . 

From Grindelwald , you can also walk the glacier gorge and actually walk inside the upper glacier . 

Ski enthusiasts will want to visit the nearby village of Kaprun , just a few miles down the road ; where you can try summer skiing on the Kitzsteinhorn glacier . 

Summer skiing : Kaprun 's glacier is just a half hour bus ride away . 

The co-discoverers , fossil hunters John D. Hansom and Roderick Luckey , were inspired to explore the Kilimanjaro glacier by the success of Russian palaeontologists in retrieving whole frozen mammoths from the Siberian permafrost . 

The boulder is a relic of the Ice Age , stranded by a melting glacier , but the legend again suggests there was a settlement here in the past . 

I took my skis back to the shop next morning , realising that perhaps the marginal snowbridges and crevasses of the Argentiere glacier were not an ideal nursery . 

On chaotically crevassed terrain , and particularly when crossing glaciers parallel to the crevasse lines , these distances should be substantially increased . 

At five next morning , in the chill darkness before dawn , we skied across the glacier toward les Courtes . 

We found the brêche , from which we knew a steep couloir dropped to the Talefre Glacier , and started abseiling from such old slings and pegs as we could find on the sidewalls . 

The Danube and its principal tributaries , the Sava , Drava and Tisa , rise in areas where heavy rainfall is supplemented by melt water from Alpine glaciers , causing frequent inundation on the low-lying ground further downstream . 

On the southern flank great ridges stretch upwards to views of the crests and glaciers of the Italian Alps . 

Understanding snow is the key to this , and we are taken through the climatic and geographical background of the world 's glaciers . 

Material carried to the sea by rivers , or transported by glaciers or the wind , experiences some degree of chemical decomposition or physical breakdown prior to being eroded . 

Scientists had predicted that glaciers in the central latitudes would provide an early indicator of global warming , and the latest studies appear to bear this out . 

Scotland and Northern Ireland will be cloudy with patchy drizzle in the west , but there will be sunny intervals , particularly in the east . 

Tomorrow morning will be mild , with rain or drizzle in places , but heavier rain will move quickly across the region in the morning . 

She thought of joining Chelsea Art School and learning to paint , she timidly told Toby one evening , as they hurried through a drizzle to the Markham Arms . 

We climbed into the clouds and a cooling drizzle began to fall . 

As she staggered out , hardly visible under boxes and plastic bags , into Oxford Street and a freezing drizzle , she cast a jaundiced eye at the Christmas decorations . 

After lunch we explored Cambridge , mindless of the cold drizzle , appreciating the contrast of mellow stone pitched against a pencilled sky . 

The fine drizzle that has been falling all afternoon has not been enough to stop the match between Scotland and Ireland , but enough to keep the crowds away . 

Fine drizzles and thin smokes of cloud particles can reach the Cytherean surface . 

Usually she cries like the rain we had on a holiday once , up in Scotland -- a soft , grey drizzle -- but this time her body shook with real sobs . 

It started to rain again , a light drizzle that caused umbrellas to pop up all over the place . 

Kapil had a frustrating day yesterday as a light drizzle washed out the fourth day 's play in India 's first Test against South Africa in Durban . 

Tomorrow morning will be mostly dry , with any thicker cloud in the east of the region and only light rain or drizzle over the Cotswolds . 

More useful than the rainstorms has been the steady drizzle over the past few weeks . 

She had got soaked to the skin in the steady London drizzle and at the first kind words of sympathy from her friend , her emotions had bubbled to the surface . 

The meteorologists would prove to be right about the sun , but as if to prove their fallibility at four eleven a steady drizzle began . 

Drizzle was falling again , and she saw two RIC policemen patrolling past , their capes gleaming . 

The drizzle fell steadily , dribbling across the pock-marked tarmac , forcing forlorn figures at bus-stops to huddle together even closer under the shelters . 

Next time we drink it , a dim reminder of all these things chimes through us as we get a taste of the wine .

She was n't much of a drinker either -- did n't even particularly like the taste of alcohol , but she 'd have to look on it as a necessary medicine .

The taste was very nice , like chocolate and oranges and hot sweet coffee , and very soon Alice finished the bottle .

In Santiago we had our first taste of the famed Spanish seafood .

He felt his efforts twisted into a grimace by the soreness in his hand and the awful taste of the worm-cake in his mouth .

Wycliffe awoke in his hotel bedroom with a sour taste in his mouth and a leaden feeling in his head due to drinking with the Captain the night before .

The murder by the INLA , whose last terrorist attack on the British mainland was in 1985 , marked a serious new addition to the terror campaign by the IRA . 

Assault , attempted murder by drowning , damage to property -- " 

South Belfast MP the Rev Martin Smyth made the comments after the fourth murder by loyalist terrorists and the second IRA bomb attack in four days . 

They question the voluntary nature of his confession and say rapes and murders by their forces are isolated and treated as crimes when detected . 

First , Fisher invited Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus whom some held responsible for the murder of British soldiers in the quasi-civil war in Cyprus . 

They present the story of John Cannan , who is presently serving three life terms for the murder of Bristol newly-wed Shirley Banks in 1989 . 

When they spoke of the marks of fingers , I remembered the murder of my brother and I felt a terrible fear . 

Aindow is accused of the attempted murder of Martin Peake and of attempting to pervert the course of justice and obstructing the investigating police . 

The killing , in Cookstown , County Tyrone , comes a week after the I R A vowed revenge for the murder of the Sien Fein activists in the town . 

The version shown in Japan had Glenn Close committing suicide , framing Michael Douglas for her murder . 

It 's their duty to find somebody they can convict of Maurice 's murder . " 

The charge sheet cited " organizational motive " as the prime cause for Gandhi 's murder , together with a belief that the Tamil cause had been let down by India . 

In 455 , the year after Aëtius 's murder , and the year in which Valentinian III was assassinated , they were clearly extending their territory , since they are recorded as being driven back by the Gepids . 

Derek Fleming , the father of Linda Fleming found battered to death in West Yorkshire , has been charged with her murder . 

The husband of Tania Probyn , who 's body was found in the River Severn , has appeared in court charged with her murder . 

His killer who was one of Mrs Mandela 's bodyguards , was sentenced to death for his , for his murder . 

And not only were women put to the sword but the heads of those guilty of child murder were nailed above the gallows . 

IN YOUR March 18 Viewpoint you cast doubt on the genuineness of the conversion of Anna Moore and Bobby Corry , who have received life sentences for their involvement in terrorist murders . 

The prosecution alleged that on the day of the murder in September 1991 Bartman had been in a bad mood . 

And this figure excludes the recent murder of 2½ million Cambodian citizens by Pol Pot . 

On Aug. 22 , Josef Schwammberger was charged with involvement in the murder of more than 3,400 Jews while commander of two concentration camps in Poland between 1943 and 1944 . 

Cardiff magistrates remanded all four teenagers charged with murder of ` good neighbour " Les Reed in custody for eight days until June 22 . 

The incubation period of the virus is 24 to 48 hours and the infection is probably spread by droplets from the coughs and sneezes of those who are already suffering . 

The man had a rasping cough that exploded from his lungs in noisy barks which often left him groaning and gasping for breath . 

Mind you , " she added with a cough of concern , ` the breakdown has brought us closer together than ever . 

A chill with much pain in the chest , a short , hard , racking , dry cough with scanty or rusty coloured sputum . 

And there were other things ; saliva drooled from her lips and every few seconds she gave a retching cough . 

The majority signs of Oslerus infection are respiratory distress and a rasping cough , especially after exercise . 

Mr Grosz , 59 , has been overtaken , some would say swamped , by the wave of reforms he unleashed after displacing Janos Kadar as Hungarian leader in May 1987 . 

His Cheltenham Gold Cup victory in 1989 ( see pages 66-9 ) had unleashed a wave of public adulation unparalleled in racing history . 

The waves of Asiatic invaders did not , however , end with the Magyars . 

TO THE political burdens already on the shoulders of Nelson Mandela , President of the African National Congress , is now added a fresh wave of accusations against his incorrigible wife . 

THERE ARE fears of a wave of IRA violence in Northern Ireland after the Sinn Fein president , Mr Gerry Adams , narrowly lost his West Belfast seat to Dr Joe Hendron , the nationalist SDLP candidate . 

Prices had been driven up 125 per cent since 1914 and the wave of nation-wide strikes and industrial unrest that had been coming to a head on the eve of the great conflict , burst into flame . 

ANYONE who thought that naughty fun-and-games in the Japanese stockmarket had ended with the wave of securities scandals two years ago needs to think again . 

It only lasts seconds and then they are overwhelmed with a Wave of Remorse . " 

Although his support for Darwinism was unusual , his concept of successive waves of migration radiating outwards from a centre of progressive evolution seems to have struck a chord in the minds of his contemporaries . 

A wave of sympathy swept over him , some of which must have shown on his face , for Connon now smiled at him ironically . 

The waves of colour of the wild flowers mixed with the waves of sound . 

Julius could n't remember when he had last been hit by such a wave of anger . 

She crashed the engine into reverse gear and felt a wave of relief because the shock of her revelation had kept him inert for too long -- he would n't catch her . 

On the day before the price liberalization took effect there was a wave of panic buying . 

Mr Rabin cut short a US trip on Friday because of the wave of violence . 

He concludes that changes in genetic factors obviously can not explain the crime wave . 

Marcos ruled the Philippines for 20 years before Mrs Aquino was swept to office on a wave of ` people power " in 1986 . 

The merging of computing and television -- the much-vaunted ` multimedia " -- which digital technology will also make possible , could produce a wave of startling new products from the computer and cable-TV industries . 

Contemporary fascist parties overtly campaign on anti-immigrant platforms , appealing to racist sentiments to oppose the latest wave of ` foreign " arrivals , and at the same time frequently preserve a deeply antisemitic view of the world . 

In a speech in Johannesburg on Feb. 8 , he warned that the ANC would organize a wave of " mass action " , aimed at making investment impossible , should the EC or the USA lift sanctions . 

As I grew up in Kensal Green -- which is just up the road from Ladbroke Grove -- it became one of the areas the first wave of black immigrants came to . 

The first really large wave of Jewish immigrants had been in 1881 with the pogroms of Alexander III in Russia . 

The 50p increase , almost eight times the level of inflation , sparked a wave of protest and accusations of a ` tax on the sick " and ` rationing by stealth " . 

The Rishon Le Zion killings sparked off a wave of sympathy protests in Jordan , particularly in the Palestinian refugee camps outside Amman and Irbid . 

This aroused a wave of diplomatic protest and prompted the departure of a UNIKOM team to investigate British-Kuwaiti complaints . 

A wave of unrest in Kurdish towns and villages of south-east Turkey had resulted in seven deaths by March 19 . 

A new wave of black British talent is now threatening to do the same -- breaking out of a burgeoning club circuit and gearing up to colonise the nation 's TV sets 

Such has been the lack of literary models , though , that the nearest parallel is not with any literary bratpack but rather with the new wave of black film-makers in the States . 

His knowledge of airships was at a premium , and his reputation had been enhanced by his patented invention of a carburettor that could burn hydrogen which was otherwise wasted on airship operations . 

Both these obsessions were based on Mr Carter 's invention of the ` alarm clock bed " . 

The grunge and grime of pub rock has been credited with many things , including the invention of punk rock , but being remotely fashionable is n't one of them . 

Only a year after the invention of balloons , a book was written describing a voyage , by balloon , to the newly discovered planet Uranus . 

The invention of writing and particularly the attempt to create autonomous text has resulted in a realignment of the two primary functions of language . 

After all , one feels , Mrs Washington was surely a thrifty housewife ; had the invention of margarine occurred a century sooner than it did , no doubt she would have taken advantage of the development . 

The invention of printing in Europe in the sixteenth century soon brought with it a number of books offering dream-interpretations for ordinary people . 

The technical invention of rolling long continuous sheets of steel caused about 70 small works to close . 

Though father William probably invented the technique , it was his son James who , in 1785 , took out a patent for his ` new invention of Embellishing books bound in vellum , by making drawings on the vellum which are not liable to be defaced but by destroying the vellum itself . ` 

Line the bottom of the basin with the small bread circle then arrange the bread slices around the sides . 

And now , on a clear morning , Graham Little and I are sitting at the bottom of the wall , fit and ready to go , and the wall is plastered with verglas . 

She took the basket back into the dressing-room and threw a cloth over it , then began to undress , bundling her discarded clothes into the bottom of one of the huge built-in cupboards that lined the walls . 

Me , I had reached the bottom of the bottle and figured I had lost enough for one weekend . 

Wilcox set off in a straight line , indifferent to the snow that covered his thin black shoes and clung to his trouser bottoms . 

When I did emerge to eat , he remarked gloomily that he 'd managed to stick them to the bottom of the pan . 

We know that they could live in extremely shallow to very deep-water environments , that most lived on or near the sea bottom , but a few were adapted to open-ocean swimming . 

At the bottom of the hill , they just stop and it 's a normal street . 

The photo at the bottom of the page shows a player teeing off in a left-to-right crosswind . 

To create this light style , the company address and other essential information can be relegated to the bottom of the page . 

At Marienburg the Orcs fought a massive and bloody sea battle against the Empire fleet , sending half the Imperial ships to the bottom of the sea and scattering the rest to the four winds . 

She heard it crash to the bottom of the stairs , and felt the floor quiver as it gained on her . 

As he was speaking , he was pushing her relentlessly towards the bottom of the stairs . 

Fish splashed in small pools and the sweet scent of the river hurrying by charmed our days . 

The smell of whisky mingled with the scent of jasmine growing against the house . 

It was cold , silent in the room , the scent of the candles reminding him of the tomb beneath the earth at Tongjiang . 

It was a magnificent evening , with the sun setting over the Atlantic in scarlet rags of cloud and the scent of thyme blowing off the land . 

She lounges through the party rooms , a scent of snow as she passes . 

A strong scent of wine and onions wafted up from him : a tart , sickly smell that mixed with the heavy mustiness of the room . 

Through the open windows of the room came the rich scent of summer flowers . 

“ Cristo , ” he whispered , “ ah , the scent of your skin , cara , the taste of it … ” 

Although it dies , the greenfly 's scent alerts its relatives to the danger , and they drop to the ground and escape . 

Three-quarters were able to distinguish between the T-shirts and pick out the one with their body scent on . 

A couple of logs lie on the hearth , drying , and the air smells of their pine scent and cigarette smoke . 

Alex picked a bloom from the large bouquet of mixed carnations which stood to one side of her desk and held it to her nose , savouring the cinnamon scent . 

But if the smell of your skin scent fails to make women swoon , there is hope . 

The first one was a new one , and did n't have Sir Henry 's scent on it . 

She was very conscious of the spicy scent from his skin , and a tremor ran through her . 

The inhabitants were used to the smell , which mixed in nicely with the odours from Deller 's soap factory and the mingled scents from the river . 

Hippopotamuses spread their scents by whisking their tails as they defecate , while white rhinos stamp in their faeces and then deposit the odour with each fragrant footstep . 

The competition called for a first chapter of 2000 words to include a couple of phrases along the lines of ` the scent of freshly washed hair ++ " 

There was the scent of freshly cut privet in the street , and Constance pulled a handful of petals from a neighbour 's falling rose as she passed . 

The leaves are used in Middle Eastern and Greek cooking for their slightly spicy flavour and pungent scent . 

Originally , she had sole claim to it but now everyone can buy this classic scent . 

The crown consists of two circlet crowns welded together and into which has been set a cloth-covered headpiece . 

The headpiece of the Egyptian Pharaohs , the Diadem , was adorned with the Cobra or Uraeus on the left side and the Vulture on the right . 

Square Face : Wear a headpiece that sits on the back of your head and opt for an understated veil style , although your face shape will carry a long veil beautifully . 

She found her mother 's wedding shoes , and her headpiece and veil as well . 

So does Riva , in high-necked dress , long silky sleeves and some sort of fetching little headpiece , glimpsed at a far-off table . 

The number of countries in Europe with a per capita intake of more than 10 litres of pure alcohol per year increased from 3 in 1950 to 18 by 1979 . 

Epinephrine or pure alcohol was commonly used as the solution for injection for the arrest of peptic ulcer haemorrhage in the past 10 years . 

But in all these instances total alcohol consumption ( measured in litres of pure alcohol , per capita ) is declining . 

The fetid stench of the darkened hut , the mind-dizzying rice alcohol , even Paul 's mocking laughter had all fused into a delicious composite memory now . 

Dexy 's used to workout together , they abstained from alcohol and drugs . 

If we 're vegetarian another possible act of penance would be to abstain from alcohol or cigarettes . 

Most people who abuse alcohol will develop hepatic steatosis but only a few alcoholics develop more serious forms of liver disease -- hepatitis , fibrosis , and cirrhosis . 

We work with the appropriate authorities to combat the abuse of alcohol , and continue to play a leading role in promoting balanced debate and communicating the benefits of moderate drinking to a wide audience . 

It is not in the company 's interests to encourage its consumers or its employees to abuse alcohol . 

She agreed to avoid alcohol , and because the next session was not for a week , to telephone the therapist in 3 days time to inform him of her progress . 

Home Office ministers and anti-drink campaigners were concerned that extended hours could encourage people to consume alcohol . 

The Committee refuted suggestions that the British National Front had deliberately provoked the disorder , but indicated that large numbers of spectators had consumed too much alcohol . 

Clarke , 31 , a groundsman of Witney , Oxfordshire , pled guilty to causing death by careless driving , having consumed excess alcohol . 

A drink problem is less to do with enjoying alcohol than with using it as a means of coping with pressures of various kinds . 

Most people said that when they wanted to drink they drank alcohol and when they did n't , they did n't want an imitation of it . 

In the days when I used to drink alcohol I 'd have said it was possible to do it only on the basis of several glasses of sherry . 

People taking certain medicines should not take alcohol at the same time , or maybe not take it at all because the alcohol will have a more pronounced effect under/or the effect of the medicine will be altered . 

He refrained from taking any alcohol or drugs , but when he returned to Hollywood to commence filming , he began drinking again and was picked up by the police for drunken driving . 

And he 'd taken some alcohol either just before , or with his meal . 

These adaptive coping skills are differentiated from maladaptive coping skills , such as the long-term use of tranquillizers , abusing alcohol , food and drugs , avoiding situations , and behaving in a passive , non-assertive manner . 

` Our common goal at the end of the day is the safer use of alcohol among people who drink . " 

Some of the recent development is rather unattractive , but there are a number of excellent resort hotels providing just about everything you could want for a beach vacation .

The effect of housing developments is usually dismissed as being small unless the developments are very large -- typical estimates are around one half a child aged 0-16 per household .

I drove past a housing development called Anzio Acres and the lumpy greens of a golf course and then past buildings reserved for Psy Ops , and the headquarters of Special Forces , with its monument to John F Kennedy and its statue of an old Green Beret .

By then the couple had moved east to Chapman Street , part of the new housing development in the neighbourhood of St George 's in the East ; it was here at the nearby parish church that Benjamin was buried five days later , the ceremony being conducted by the rector .

Half-built houses had hitherto been exempt from local taxes and the country was full of new ` housing developments '' , which amounted to little more than forests of concrete stumps and rusty struts and braces .

Planning permission for a big housing development has been refused , and the group is in deep trouble over it .

The route for the southern part of the Sighthill Section is rigidly constrained within an area bounded by the housing developments of Westburn and Baberton and the fixed location of the junction with the Colinton Section .

The Council would welcome any comments or suggestions on these proposals , particularly with regard to the high or low level options for the route in the vicinity of the Baberton and Westburn housing developments , so that public opinion can be reflected in the design of the road where possible .

This private viewing of The Gallery aims merely to paint a picture -- in broadest brushstrokes -- of Oxford 's most vibrant and cosmopolitan shopping development .

The final 80 metres at the west end , however , passes between the fence of a private house and the fence of a proposed small housing development .

South of San Francisco , hemmed in by housing developments and shopping malls , the ancient Livermore Valley vineyards survive by the skin of their grapes .

Housing developments are increasingly being registered by social work departments .

of the two biggest shopping developments in Belfast are let , which is an extraordinary figure in comparison with other new developments in the rest of the country .

Conservationists had protested that Mr Ridley 's plans for broadening economic activity on farmland could lead to a rash of theme parks , shopping developments and housing estates .

Overpasses at Heathrow and Farnborough were requested during the flight . 

Past the bovine and technological detritus , however , where the road narrows into a little lane pressed up against a highway overpass , a different sort of merchandise is on display .

There were 30 Pakistanis and five Iranians working on the overpass at the time of the shooting , said Mohammed .

Thousands cheered , hanging from freeway overpasses and stopping to get out of their cars .

The bunker , though tiny and primitive , sits beneath a concrete highway overpass and is flanked by rocks two meters ( six feet ) thick .

The noise just below a rail road overpass when a train goes by is around 100 decibels .

Officials said one of the top priorities would be to relieve the transport bottleneck by removing debris and shoring up bridges and overpasses which survived the quake .

The migrants who gather at an unofficial labor market on the Yongding Gate overpass in Beijing are near the bottom of the new social ladder .

The 37-year-old jumper , who was not identified , missed the interstate entirely when he leaped from the Jefferson Davis Highway overpass , police Sgt. Barry Fletcher said .

Two small bottles of pills stood by his plate at the first evening meal , and naturally excited the professional interest of his uncle . 

The almost empty bottle of Scotch was in keeping with Moore , and so was one glass . 

He told her she was a fool , and wished her luck -- then he gave her a gold sovereign and a bottle of champagne as a farewell present . 

There was a boy there of my own age and we got drunk together at the far end of a room with a bottle of martini . 

Pain had her in its grip again , but with the help of the black bottles of medicine she was able to conceal the worst of her suffering from her family . 

The bottle of champagne took five attempts to break , the roses dropped , out of the two passing aircraft , missed the ceremony by 200 yards and the balloons drifted off downwind , unnoticed . 

When the stewardess came round with cigarettes and miniature bottles of spirits and liqueurs , the St Basil 's party bought them eagerly . 

There was the remains of a quart of cider in front of the aspirin bottles on the shelf . 

The athletes would pump up their compressed-air bottles themselves , beforehand . 

` I 'm just trying to get some perspective here , " he said as I twisted the last coldness from my beer bottle . 

The voice seemed to seep through the seams of the farmhouse , echo up the mountains and ripple back around the flowers and empty champagne bottles . 

He wandered out into the kitchen and took a pint of milk from the fridge , supping straight from the bottle . 

A TODDLER was fighting for life last night after he swallowed a bottle of lethal acid at a doctor 's surgery . 

He wanted an old-fashioned , grubby Place with old-fashioned glass bottles in the window . 

Several residents have reported that their milk bottles have been torn open by birds . 

McQuaid always drank a bottle of whiskey in the house when he came . 

He drove his Volvo to a beauty spot last month , drank most of a bottle of whisky and gassed himself with fumes from the car 's exhaust . 

A DOCTOR was fined £750 with £213 costs yesterday after a child visiting his surgery was left with severe internal burns when he drank from a bottle of acid that should have been locked away . 

This is decanted into a crystal bottle and your initials etched into the glass stopper . 

We relaxed into another large bottle of Cusqueño beer as Barry told me his story . 

Piggy-wig was in the kitchen , Dionne opened a bottle of white wine and they sat in the elegant grey-blue lounge . 

Then sit back and relax by opening a chilled bottle of Guinness Original . 

Vigno had thrown our clothes on to the floor and poured a bottle of aftershave over them before stuffing them back into our lockers to ferment . 

To alleviate this the amount taken from the stock bottle is reduced to a level which creates no discomfort and the remedy is continued using that dosage routine until an increase in dose is appropriate §282 . 

Later when he was hungry , he ate three of them in a row , washed down with bottles of beer which he said he did n't much care for . 

The ketchup bottle cascaded out into a million glass fragments which showered down in slow motion ; floating and turning lazily like snowflakes , the light shivering in them like jewels . 

Miss Honey found a tray and on it she put two mugs , the teapot , the half bottle of milk and a plate with the two slices of bread . 

Market research has told us that the average Punch reader is an ABC1 25-40-year-old male with a suspiciously large collection of unopened bottles of soda water . 

They all , except Ella , took a pull at a stone bottle of fierce whisky . 

Bottles of whisky and vodka stood on the mantelpiece of his room , often replaced . 

The court also heard from medical experts who found traces of half a bottle of whisky , and cocaine in Kim 's body . 

Allow about half a bottle of wine per person or the equivalent in other drinks . 

` I was just attempting to prevent a severe loss of temper on your part , " he drawled smoothly , removing a cold bottle of wine from the fridge . 

Dr Irving said a snatcher 's emotional crisis could stem from infertility , the loss of a baby or a craving to be loved . 

The Jury awarded its prize to the Italian film , Il Ladro di Bambini ( The Child Snatcher ) by Gianni Amelio . 

José drove a waiting Kenneth and me back to the hotel , and after a snack and two prescribed tablets , my intended afternoon snooze lasted till morning . 

It was not the Gruagach , but Caspar , who had come quietly along to their rooms when the giants were taking their midday snooze . 

Balor had unbuttoned his jerkin and brushed the crumbs from his front and was preparing to take a snooze . 

Rose left it on the coffee table by her husband 's chair , and when he had had his usual mixed fry-up and was preparing to have his snooze , his eye caught it as it lay there . 

Though the tenor part was originally missing , it has been faithfully restored by analogy with the motet to make a glorious addition to the recorded repertory of Tallis 's music . 

If our planet has seen some eighty billion people , it is difficult to suppose that every individual has had his or her own repertory of gestures . 

But it was years later that the ecstasy of drugs would join their repertory of World Cup disasters . 

Thus we have a varied and respectable repertory of urinals , rags , earth , pipes , plastic , neon tubes and bedpans . 

And added to that , in the future -- should you progress in your apprenticeship -- it will provide you with a repertory of useful explanations . 

True , in a first half devoted to the song repertory she allowed herself a Wolf group which included Mein Liebster ist so Klein and Ich hab' in Penna . 

In the great tit , then , males sing to keep intruders out of their territories , and a repertory of songs is a more effective deterrent than a single song . 

Don Kroodsma did an experiment in which he played normal and artificially reduced repertories of male canary song to female canaries . 

During the last decade even the repertory of medieval polyphonic song has been absorbed into the a cappella tradition . 

Chop up your milk-fed lamb -- a kilo should do for four people -- into whatever size you fancy . 

Sainsbury 's Tenderlean Lamb is labelled ` naturally produced " and it comes from selected farms . 

The traditional filling is a spicy mixture of minced lamb or beef , tomato and onion . 

However , much younger and very tender spring lamb traditionally comes into the shops for the Easter weekend . 

Finally , let us rekindle that vision in Isaiah 11 where the lion does not eat the lamb but lies down in a symbiotic relationship with it . 

` There wo n't be any over , " Cathy sighed , and she was right as far as the blinis went , though we all ate lamb in the end . 

We ate New Zealand lamb and dairy products ; British factories used Malaysian rubber and tin ; British machines were sold to India ; and British capital was invested heavily in South Africa . 

This is a very tasty way of using up any left-overs after a meal of roast lamb . 

Sunday lunch was tomato soup , roast lamb , roast potatoes , peas and carrots , with Cook 's watery trifle for pudding . 

I certainly do n't like roast lamb for dinner and roast lamb sandwiches for tea and minced roast lamb for dinner the next day and probably lamb bone soup the next day as well . " 

You can enjoy yourself with beautiful smoked salmon and olives or soup , followed by roast lamb and a few spuds from the garden , French beans , or whatever . 

Except that he ate venison and roast lamb , and drank milk laced with honey , or hot mead fragrant with herbs . 

When the ice melted the moraine was dumped as sheets of boulder clay ( clay mixed with sand , stones and boulders ) on the floors of valleys . 

The ridge of the terminal moraine was a fine site for a later , Norman , castle to guard the crossing of the river . 

No more were found until 1961 when a party from the Soviet Union discovered two fragments of a broken nickel-iron meteorite lying in a glacial moraine near Lazarev Base . 

Submarine end moraines preserved on the outer part of the Hebrides and West Shetland shelves suggest that glacial ice extended out to the shelf break on at least two occasions . 

The end moraines are now preserved as widespread flat or hummocky mounds . 

An hour of easy plodding over the glacier found us on a hideously loose moraine which we climbed precariously , balancing on huge boulders held loosely in a matrix of soft cement . 

This was all my fault for underestimating the route and our stamina , so I took her sack and helped her stagger down the snowfield and moraines to the path . 

Skipping down old moraine we reached the banks of the Shyok , more than 160 miles above our last crossing point . 

By touring the country in a tepee and demonstrating traditional Indian skills , Jeff Starr hopes he can make a living and raise money for charities . 

This is a noisy , rumbustious film that 's prone to burying itself in hails of gunshots and sheets of flame . 

The floor was dark green and shiny like a sheet of still water , and everything else was white . 

These glands are surrounded by sheets of muscle which , when contracted , squeeze the venom out into the barb . 

His quill pen scratched away on a sheet of treated notepaper , creating a little masterpiece of querulous complaint about a mistress Byron was tired of . 

A rapid gear change gave them speed on the corner and he sat bent over the wheel , concentrating fiercely on the road through the sheets of rain . 

Most popular pool-liners consist merely of a sheet of heavy-gauge polythene or rubber material which is placed in the excavation and moulded to its contours . 

This consists of a very flat sheet of metallic lead , about 8 mm thickness , bonded to a standard steel lap disc . 

A Cel is , in cartoon parlance , a sheet of transparent acetate ( originally celluloid , which is where the name comes from ) upon which a character is drawn . 

Only sheets of crumpled waste-paper blowing about in the wind -- looking like forlorn tumble-weed . 

When cell sheets are deformed and folded the cells tend to keep contact with their neighbour and the sheet behaves as a coherent social group of cells . 

Often the algae accumulate in a thin layer on the underside of the ice sheet , dispersing when the ice melts . 

The floor was entirely covered with sheet lead , which was protected from wear by oak slats , and the sides , to a height of 3ft were sheathed with stout zinc sheets . 

Transfer this information to an overhead projector acetate sheet . 

SCIENTISTS in the US are planning to turn a cubic kilometre of the Antarctic ice sheet into a giant ` neutrino telescope " . 

Production is concentrated at Ravenscraig , in Motherwell , where the rolling mills produce thin sheets of steel for car bodies and for domestic appliances such as washing machines . 

Coloured acetate sheets in yellow , red , blue or green are obtainable , but are more expensive than the ordinary transparent sheet . 

Solid walls can be insulated by ` dry lining " with sheets of insulating plasterboard on the inside surfaces . 

The six steel sheets were inserted into the two widest sides of the trench and bolted together at the top , forming a curved tunnel . 

The bodies , however , are made with hardwood , aluminium sheet and glass fibre , and the vehicles are designed with ease of repair and service in mind . 

First choose the size of mirror that you want and then have a sheet of mirrored glass cut to your specifications . 

Most greenhouses are easily fitted with a louvred ventilator in place of a normal sheet of glass . 

He advanced to the wall-sized sheet of glass that divided the room down its centre . 

They had semi-circular arched heads and were generally filled with alabaster or marble sheets or , sometimes , glass . 

Poor cutlery will have tiny burrs inside the fork prongs where it has been stamped out of the sheet of metal . 

Wilson made her own little calendar on a sheet of brown wrapping paper and wrote the numbers of each day large so that Pilade might learn them . 

She produced a clipboard with a sheet of ruled paper attached . 

So he was taken aback to find Miss Pickerstaff seated behind her desk , with a single sheet of paper in front of her , smiling . 

Peter Gaskell placed a half sheet of exercise-book paper on the counter and said , ` Can I have the order , please ? 

Occupational safety officials in South Africa have set up a public inquiry to investigate mercury poisoning of at least three employees of a British-owned toxic waste reprocessing plant at Cato Ridge in Natal . 

Statistically these deaths largely occur as a result of the inhalation of vomit and alcoholic poisoning , and it therefore seems somewhat bizarre for the police to be in charge of those suffering in such a way . 

Most other methods are similarly flawed , whether they are by garotting , gas poisoning , electric chair or whatever . 

Coal gas poisoning was a common method of successful suicide until the carbon monoxide content of domestic gas was reduced . 

As far as Greenpeace is concerned -- unless the rot is stopped now rivers like the Severn are doomed to slow death by poisoning . 

I think many people , particularly the families of those killed at Lockerbie , I think their anger and outrage at this release will be further intensified by what we have seen .

Bosnia 's government expressed outrage at the U. N. decision , calling it a " capitulation " to the Serbs .

Officials observed that Washington 's allies have expressed particular outrage at the latest pattern of Iraqi defiance and would probably back a limited U. S. military move against Iraq .

International outrage over the 1982 Sabra and Shatila massacre , when Lebanese militiamen allied with Israel slaughtered hundreds of Palestinians , was a more important blow against Israel than any car bomb .

Its adeptness at international maneuvering , however , has in recent days been eclipsed by the growing outrage among its citizens .

In recent days , Kadyrov stirred outrage in Russia 's rights community by insulting Estemirova .

Afghan authorities say the insurgents are seeking to tap into the outrage generated by the church 's threat to whip up fury against Western forces and President Hamid Karzai .

In Chiswick , a street market was introduced on the southern side of the High Road -- between Devonshire Road and Linden Gardens -- but it was not very popular and complaints began to build up . 

Often , one side of a mountain is wet , and the other-much drier . 

Liam Murphy stood at one side of the grave with a tiny white casket in his arms , and on the other side , Kevin O'Neil carried the same sad load . 

Two plastic rounded handles are screwed to each side of the motor carriage , and serve to control the plunge action . 

The question of exactly which left handers have speech located on one side of the brain or the other and which of them have speech represented bilaterally can not yet be answered unequivocally . 

I lay in the bracken on the side of the hill and watched them . 

On either side of a huge stone fireplace were more French doors . 

On its east side a narrow bridge still operated beside the tracks . 

By 1832 an enormous wing was attached to Forston 's north side which stretched for five hundred feet and accommodated 65 patients and half as many staff . 

d ) The tripple rising mains cross under the B1348 and then run roughly parallel to it on its north side heading west . 

On Chicago 's south side the day the monthly cheque arrives is nicknamed ` mother 's day " , because that is when absent sons and husbands turn up . 

On the other side of the aisle a tramp person was selecting cider and sherry . 

On one of the remaining seven , the woman jumped from the rope , crouched to fire two bursts of light up the slope , and ran zigzagging into a cleft on the opposite side of the gulley . 

` There 's steelworks on one side of Wollongong and as you get to the other side , where we 're closer to , it 's all tropical rain forest and beach . 

Even if the Russians could be dislodged from the north side of Sevastopol " , the allies would soon reach the point where their ships were unable to help them . 

At the far side was a second gate , nearly as massive as the first . 

` On the other side of the coin , there is so much to learn from the producers and conductors I now have the greatest privilege to work with . 

Identity and participation in his teaching we might say , are like two sides of a coin or a smooth metallic disc ; it is difficult to say which is the obverse and which the reverse . 

The other side of this coin is an impressive surge capability on hand when the need arises . 

` Egotism , indifference -- opposite sides of the same coin . " 

Kāli had fixed two new hairslides on either side of Hārkini 's head and was holding her face at arm 's length to see the effect . 

Lie on the floor with knees bent and hands placed at either side of your head . 

It was seven and the night nurse had already begun her round at the other side of the house when he slipped downstairs . 

I found Jett in his private sitting room , on the opposite side of the house to Kevin 's suite . 

And on the other side of the river , Gorigāuń4 , hidden From sight by the curve of a wooded hillside , projected above itself a pale orb of hazy reddish light . 

Most of the English are on this side of the river , naturally , since they besiege Berwick . 

On the far side of the river a dog appeared -- a collie , leaping in excitement . 

The meadow on the other side of the river was a whole lot quieter . 

Her mast caught with a crack which could be heard on both sides of the river on the high overhang of the foremost lighter . 

It had to come from some distance away since over the centuries the trees and bushes on both sides of the river had been lopped down . 

This palazzo is actually two buildings , one on each side of the road , built by brothers in the late nineteenth-century . 

The main street of the village faced them on the other side of the Westport road . 

Stop at the other side of town on the same road , the Dublin road , I think ? " 

Even streets wide enough for only one vehicle still have paint on both sides of the road . 

But … please , sir , can you come with me and see for yourself ? ''

Starting as a conventional thriller about a cop ( Miami Vice 's Don Johnson ) with marital and drinking problems , it escalates excitingly . 

Basic Instinct The unabridged version of Paul Verhoeven 's sexy thriller about a murderess with Michael Douglas as the policeman in pursuit and Sharon Stone as the lethal enigmatic beauty who steals his soul . 

A well plotted and beautifully written thriller about water fraud , alcoholism and the relationship between father and son . 

Final Analysis ( 15 ) is a glossy psychological thriller by one of America 's most talented but apparently mindless directors , Phil Joanou , whose debut was the flashy gangster movie , State of Grace . 

Giles Gordon has sold two thrillers by ex- Mirror editor Mike Malloy to Caroline Upcher at Sinclair-Stevenson , who has already published Sweet Sixteen and is about to publish his Cat 's Paw . 

A haunted theatre is the setting for this exciting and atmospheric thriller from the author of ` Night Must Fall " . 

Début thriller from a Washington Post journalist about Japanese nuclear weapons threatening America . 

The present writer , brought up in a house containing unattractive thrillers of the Sapper era , discovered among that unillustrated and unilluminating Hodder & Stoughton material a correspondence-course crammer , an outline of plane geometry . 

In any case , I believe Eliot admired the thrillers of the prolific E. Phillips Oppenheim , who was published in the yellow-backed series to which he more than once referred as a possible source of inspiration . 

The scenario came direct from Brian Lecomber 's best-selling thriller Talk Down . 

NEXT month Cagney and Lacey star Sharon Gless is to star with Bill Patterson , currently in BBC1 's Tell Tale Hearts , in a new stage production of Stephen King 's psychological thriller Misery . 

FILM stars , Washington celebrities , the curious and well-to-do attended the world premiere of Steven Spielberg 's dinosaur thriller Jurassic Park last night . 

The clutch of recent paperback thrillers was no great surprise to her . 

Thrillers by British writers like Ian Fleming and Frederick Forsyth are also eagerly sought . 

That underrated favourite of Martin Scorsese , Harvey Keitel , appears in Reservoir Dogs , a tense thriller about a diamond heist that goes badly wrong because someone has grassed on the top thieves . 

After film school he progressed , with helpful rolls of those cosmic dice , and his credits include working with Stanley Kubrick on his 1980 thriller The Shining . 

JAILED Mike Tyson is writing a sci-fi thriller called Brain Dead about a punch-drunk boxer who suddenly recovers . 

The parallel of espionage with particle physics is just one of several fascinating themes , which runs through the highly entertaining spy thriller , Hapgood , which runs at the Theatre Royal . 

Do n't pigeon-hole him as horror , he writes thrillers with paranormal undertones and is going from strength to strength . 

3 Transfer the pheasant to a dish with a slotted spoon and keep warm . 

Grease four small soufflé dishes with the butter and sprinkle with caster sugar . 

" First : go to the bathroom and fill the soap dish with warm water , not too hot … 

An inventory of 418-417 B.C. recorded a hundred and sixty-three sacrificial dishes of silver in the Treasury of Athena . 

I kept my head down and pretended to be consuming the scraps left on my dish . 

He stretched and got up , then trotted over to his water dish and slurped up a great guzzling mouthful . 

A little would be sprinkled into a small metal dish placed on top of a metal cylinder . 

` Finished at last , " she sighed , peering into the empty dish . 

As this dish contains fresh oysters , eat it as soon as possible -- remember , the oysters are not cooked . 

Polly finished drying the dishes and wiped down the cooker and the work surfaces , vaguely aware of the engine 's deep rumble and the sensation of movement . 

Cats hate to defecate where they eat and some people place the litter tray too near the animal 's food dish . 

Toss the pasta in the sauce and place in a warmed serving dish . 

Place the fish in a small china dish and add the lime juice , making sure that all the fish is completely covered . 

Diana could never go to bed and leave a mess behind , however late ; she would always tidy up and wash any dirty dishes . 

Coffee was taken amid a rush to wash up the dishes , and at last , at two o'clock , they were free . 

On reaching her place the Empress made three curtsies to the assembled company , at that moment the orchestra began a waltz and the ball was officially opened . 

A strange woman all in black bobbed a grim curtsey , obviously the Mrs Danvers of the Dame 's entourage . 

` Well , when she was presented to His Majesty she dropped a deep curtsy -- ` 

But she did let slip that she had to curtsey to her every day and say : ` Good morning Your Highness . " 

She brought from under her shawl an untidy sheaf of documents and handed them to Emily without so much as bobbing a polite curtsy . 

Letty bobbed a curtsy and Emily smiled with a sudden feeling of gratitude towards the maid . 

Folding her lips closely together , Theda dropped a curtsy and prepared to leave the room . 

Deliberately making her movements large and extravagant , she swept into a curtsy , still holding Adam 's hand , and the cheers grew still louder . 

Most of us appreciate the beauty that birds can bring to the garden , but when they spoil our fruit and vegetables they become less desirable garden visitors . 

It takes time , effort and money to produce top quality fruit and this is reflected in the price . 

Its dental adaptations to hard savannah fruits and seeds probably preceded the development of bipedalism , which may itself have been originally connected with foraging , reaching upward to browse on bushes for example . 

These survivors , and their many descendants , provide us with one of the most versatile of tree fruits . 

It 's the party season , so Louise Pickford takes our favourite winter fruits and gets cracking with the nuts to produce a selection of Christmas canapés and two delicious dishes 

Thus the constitution of olives and date palms is particularly similar to their environment , which explains why they live so long and produce so much fruit . 

Other aromatic varieties are either too delicate to cultivate in Champagne or too late ripening to bear fruit . 

They claim that the huge crop will push down prices , and this , coupled with cheap imported plums from Spain will mean it simply wo n't be worth picking the fruits . 

The trees whose branches met and interwove above his head were apples and pears and already the young green fruit hung abundantly . 

Marks and Spencer is to stop selling organic fruit and vegetables because of a lack of demand . 

Vitamin C is readily available in citrus fruits and green peppers . 

The south , with a semi-tropical climate , contains much fertile land for growing coffee , citrus fruits , cereals and soya beans and for raising cattle . 

When buying citrus fruit , look for shiny , healthy-looking skins that are not bruised or discoloured . 

Christmas pudding is thought to have originated from a type of medieval porridge or pottage , which was made of meat , cornmeal , dried fruit , nuts , sugar and spices . 

Usually , diets do n't put a limit on fresh fruit but you need to choose carefully -- some varieties are more slimming than others 

Could your consumption of fresh fruit and vegetables be increased ? 

The crowd which stormed the local party headquarters and found stocks of fresh citrus fruits in store there , were soon suppressed by special troops . 

Christina asked Celia as she appeared on the terrace carrying a tray of fresh tropical fruit and a teapot . 

One told of their kind offer to look after her garden while she was away and how she came back to find it stripped of all the ripe fruit and the choicest vegetables . 

This has been a much sought-after track since a few of the more adroit DJs discovered the ripe fruits cultivated within its grooves . 

There is ripe fruit on the palate , with evidence of the light oak ageing . 

In New Zealand , the introduced Australian F. rubiginosa produced no ripe fruits for many years , but its pollinator has now been introduced , perhaps by wind , and fruits are set . 

They were passing the lemon groves now , almost at the roundabout close to the gate to Monte Samana , and she could smell the ripe fruit in the warm darkness . 

There has been a great deal of correspondence in the trade press and the media concerning the absence of top quality vine fruits from the shops . 

Wine is now produced in many areas of the world and the production of vine fruits has also been spread far and wide . 

If fresh fruit is used cook approximately 1 lb of fruit in very little water together with a sweetening agent if desired . 

Picnics are the cheapest way to eat -- a few chunks of cheese , or slices of meat from a supermarket eaten with fresh fruit and fresh bread certainly beats Co-op sandwiches . 

Place either apples or bananas in a large bowl of clean water and the object is for the participants to eat the fruit without using their hands . 

Moreover , the effect of avian frugivores on insect frugivores may be to force the latter to eat unripe fruits or leave the host , lest they be eaten by omnivorous birds . 

Howler monkeys can detoxify several chemicals that many other New World monkeys can not : unlike others , they can also eat unripe fruits . 

The problem occurs with some of his followers , who turn the technique from one of limited use with some people into a total dogmatic world view , ignoring Freud 's own strictures against such tendencies . 

And , once again , we can hear the echo of Hoggart 's strictures against the supposedly ` postwar " aberrations of mass entertainments . 

Michael Young , in his paradoxically assumed role , quotes approvingly the strictures of Lord James on misguided attempts to generalize an élite education : 

If the strictures of the Conservative party against the implications of socialism were implemented , there would be no housing benefit . 

He has some severe but convincing strictures on the impoverished and distorted contribution of feminist studies to his subject . 

On the same programme , John Biffen , Leader of the House of Commons , challenged Heseltine 's strictures on improper breaches of Cabinet procedure . 

This is partly because of Marx 's strictures on Utopian socialism . 

Cassie brushed aside these strictures on her behaviour and said : ` You really hate Bella , do n't you ? " 

It is in this context that the strictures on historians for their general lack of curiosity in text analysis needs to be considered . 

Firth 's strictures would , of course , apply equally to a very large number of sentences appearing in language teaching textbooks and practised by pupils . 

Some of Mr Kaplan 's strictures are bizarre , for example when he echoes Rebecca West 's hostility to the Austro-Hungarian empire . 

Thérèse dared to interrupt his strictures when he paused for breath . 

However , if he goes to post , Speedy Boy ( a stable companion of Namoos ) will be the one to beat . 

The companions of invalids explored the island on foot , on horseback and in hammocks and palanquins . 

A sense of humour mixed with the weighty seriousness of our companion of the night is shown to the full in this place . 

As sympathetic companion of the suffering god , the satyr embodied man 's highest and most intense emotions . 

Robert Crossley looked down at his companion huddled in the passenger seat of the Orion , his broken leg stretched out before him . 

After six weeks at Hispaniola , Standidge and his companions were put on a sloop destined for Rhode Island . 

The Tarvarians halted in a semi-circle which enclosed Rostov and his companions against the side of the lifeboat . 

He felt uncomfortable , uneasy at the way the Prince and Gaveston hardly spared them a glance whilst their companions at table treated them as if they simply did not exist . 

Then he gave a furtive glance towards his companions before turning his back on them completely . 

Esther , at the end of the meal , expressed her satisfaction with her new companions by inviting them to go with her to visit a friend already attending the college , an Old Girl of her school . 

` Last time we came , back in February , " reminisced a companion , ` snow lay on the ground . 

Bibit and four companions were believed to have been assisted by members of the Young Officers Union ( YOU ) , a shadowy right-wing military organisation similar to RAM . 

But Joyce , his creator , is watching him as one of his own timorous school boys might watch a particularly daring companion , admiring , fearful , disapproving , conscious of unresolved guilt , above all divided . 

Stopping to ask a local woman where I might find Dr Mareda , I discovered that I was speaking to his companion , Vera , and that I had stopped outside their front door . 

Gosse was an entertaining companion ; his somewhat mordant manner hid an essentially kind personality , and he was especially fond of young company . 

There 's an old lady living next door to what used to be the Armitage house ; she was there when Mrs Armitage was alive and Inez was her companion . " 

Bucephalus became Alexander 's constant companion for the next eighteen years , and Alexander rode Bucephalus in all the wars and campaigns that were to make his empire larger than any other that had ever preceded it . 

She became Elizabeth 's companion , rather than servant , to their mutual surprise . 

They became constant companions and Corbett often found them playing cat's-cradle in some comer or window embrasure . 

But he always had to give the next , his companion , a chance , and he himself just looked on . 

You realise how very lucky you are to be given another chance to be happy , and appreciate the blessing you have received in finding a soulmate and companion you can trust . 

And Thomas had Ela Delahay , the companion to Donna Lucia and earnest love of Babberley , for fate to act kindly on the poor boy . 

Five months later I have a friend and companion who will never be sold or replaced ; a friend who knows more about Clare than anyone else . 

In the Old World , Teclis and his companions arrived at the court of Magnus the Pious , where Teclis 's wise advice and mighty sorcery soon made him an invaluable councillor . 

Yet he had to move : suppose the old man 's companions came back while he was here ? 

` Poor little lad , only six-and-a-half years old ! " , said my companion . 

If a Japanese firm were brought on a tour around West Belfast they would see all the barbed wire and be discouraged . 

Samuel Pipkin , eagerness all over his face , had bounded up to the reading desk , arranged to look identical to that used by Dickens himself in his tours around the country . 

You are the Public Relations Manager for a bus company which runs continental tours from Britain to destinations in Europe . 

The couple arrived at a military base outside Seoul for the start of their four-day tour in the ` land of the morning calm " . 

An opportunity for escape occurred shortly afterwards when she and Wordsworth set off on a walking tour into the Wye Valley . 

Other events have been laid on for the old-timers , including a tour on Wednesday of Craigantlet hillclimb , one of the oldest events in the British championship , and an autotest at Ballywalter on Thursday afternoon . 

A GUIDED circular tour on Sunday will look at the woodlands and village at Styal Country Park . 

In autumn 1903 she made a walking tour through France with Dorelia McNeill , later Augustus John 's companion . 

Following Oxford he made a brief tour through northern France and the Low Countries . 

Travel agents in Little Saigon advertise air tickets and tours to Bangkok , which , just coincidentally , link up with tours of Vietnam . 

Following the tour to New Zealand , Murphy spent over three weeks in Australia studying their organisations . 

Next , making the grand tour to Rome , he became inspired by the landscapes of Claude Lorraine , Nicolas Poussin , and Salvator Rosa . 

She had made great capital out of a fortnight 's bus tour to Lake Garda . 

Highly forgetful , he is said to have put on all six shirts his wife packed for his tour and removed each as it became too dirty to wear . 

His lecture tour will continue in five cities , ending in Birmingham on Sunday . 

Among the many tours available , the Ghost Walk of York will take you on a quite literally ` haunting " tour , while a river tour along the Ouse takes you right through the city centre . 

Nobody remarked on it because all the students are foreign and occasionally take trips home or go on sightseeing tours . 

In the past two weeks he has made four trips abroad , including the current North America tour . 

Also popular is the trip to Krimml and Mayrhofen , and our beautifully scenic tour round the Kitzbuhel Alps . 

It is for the HVS-E1 climber that the crag has most to offer though , and a short tour along the edge taking in the following climbs will not disappoint . 

She had a spare pair , which saved not only Eva 's eyesight on that occasion but throughout the remainder of her tour up to Shetland . 

And had not a pupil of the Arden Convent school complained that he had pinched her bottom while conducting a group of girls on a tour round the Palace of Westminster ? 

On a five-country tour of the Middle East , Carter visited Damascus on March 14-15 , 1990 , and held talks with Assad . 

Princess Diana -- only hours back from her ill-fated tour to Korea with her husband -- suddenly contacted the Press Association news agency . 

But it was confirmed that aides urged the media to concentrate on the royal couple 's four-day tour of Korea rather than speculating on their relationship . 

On earlier stops in his Middle East tour , Mr Christopher won support from Egypt and Jordan for an early resumption of talks . 

Innsbruck , the famous Olympic ski resort is another excursion where you have a fascinating guided coach tour of the city followed by a few hours to explore for yourselves . 

In the intervening week a social activity would be arranged ; perhaps it would be a visit to a bowling alley , or to a cinema , or a coach tour to a nearby stately home . 

AFTER a two-and-a-half-year lull I fully expect my great friendship with Graham Gooch to be back in full swing on the tour to India . 

She dragged the heavy tome along with her when she went on tour to Japan to give her plenty of bed time reading on her favourite subject . 

` Something else I shall miss by going on this dratted tour with Gwen ! " 

While transit passengers went off on local tours , Ellerman & Bucknall were busy co-ordinating the delivery of 80 tons of supplies and 2,500 tons of fuel to be taken on board . 

Dr Halden is married to my daughter and has taken her on an extended tour of the Continent . " 

He took her on a tour of the city , and she enthused over the faded glories of Georgian architecture and the charm of the bridges spanning the river Liffey . 

After mass a lay brother offered to take us on a tour of the church and other interesting sights of the abbey . 

At her request , Rosalia took her on a tour of the house and grounds . 

Take a little tour in our beautiful country -- sit in the sunshine -- drink some wine . 

Svend Larsen pushed a pile of papers to one side of his desk , took a platter of open sandwiches from the top of his bookcase and set it down between Elisabeth and himself . 

There immediately behind the silver platter of Salmon à la Régence , was James Halden . 

Midnight briefly intercepted his look , then turned to the side table , exchanging a platter of carved meats for cheesecake , as if he rejected any attempt to penetrate his wall of reserve . 

There were huge platters of cooked meat at intervals of every three or four settings . 

There were barrelsful of butter and platters of fruit and great sides of bacon and ham and sizzling sausages . 

Bring the water to a simmer and put the platter of fish into the steamer or on to the rack . 

A servant brought a tray of wine cups filled to the brim with white Rhenish wine , as well as a platter of sweet pastries . 

Suddenly the Trunchbull lunged forward and grabbed the large empty china platter on which the cake had rested . 

Garlands of fresh bay were looped around a table containing a silver platter with a two-foot-high mound of Beluga caviare . 

He cleaned up his act , quit taking uppers and downers with the help of his wife and the Betty Ford Clinic , and now looks set to go on for another 40 years . 

In the Texas case , reports USAT , the defendant companies have agreed to pay about $15 billion over 25 years to reimburse the state for expenses it incurred in the treatment of smoking-related illnesses .

Finally , the plan detailed a public U.S. stance : America would use all its resources to eliminate terrorism as a threat , punish those responsible for the 9/11 attacks , hold states and other actors responsible for providing sanctuary to terrorists , work with a coalition to eliminate terrorist groups and networks , and avoid malice toward any people , religion , or culture .

Speculating about other possible states that could be involved , the President told us he also thought about Iran .

And he can finish a golden year late next summer with the much-awaited showdown against Chris Eubank , who took Benn 's WBO middleweight title nearly two years ago before moving up himself to the 12 stone limit . 

What almost everyone is waiting for is the showdown between North and South Korea on Monday . 

Over demanding Welsh roads , Martin Vincent referees a showdown between the two . 

THE battle for the coveted Welsh outside-half jersey hots up today when Neil Jenkins and Adrian Davies clash in the showdown between East and West Wales at Cardiff Arms Park . 

The final showdown between the Viet and the cream of the French colonial Army had come in a deserted valley in the north of Vietnam , around a small village called Dien Bien Phu . 

The eagerly-awaited showdown between Alan Shearer and Ian Wright was upstaged by two Kevins Gallacher and Campbell as Blackburn Rovers drew 1-1 with Arsenal at Ewood Park . 

The stage is set for a showdown over a new constitution for Russia . 

No one can quite be sure whether he will be really ready for the expected showdown with world champion Jansher Khan , which is likely to decide Tuesday 's final . 

He would have preferred a showdown with Gina , but it was fun to watch Eleanor fighting her by stealth . 

SINDY is to undergo plastic surgery to prevent a High Court showdown with American rival Barbie . 

Possibly too he aspired to this final showdown with his father in order to needle Theo , penetrate his tidy exterior and force him into the open . 

Australian World Cup tactics help set up May 2 showdown at Twickenham 

The hope is that Shas and Meretz , divided on almost everything , except on the need to negotiate peace with the Arabs , will somehow defer their showdown till the day after peace comes . 

Behind the scenes Pilger , still fuming from the Kennedy Hotel showdown , was working separately . 

Films endorsing or encouraging depravity are not granted a BBFC certificate in Britain , and few such films were available as evidence to Royal Commissions until the advent of video . 

` It is wonderful how pure she is , notwithstanding her depravity . " 

Her body still bore the bruises and welts of their final night together and she felt tainted with the mark of Karl 's depravity . 

When I recounted this to Jean-Claude , he said that innocent peasants regarded frequent bathing as some sort of health precaution , associated with the depravity of the city . 

" What guilty neglect and vicious treatment " , wrote one clergyman , " could have led to all the depravity of the maritime population ? 

By the time he had realized the depth of Eloise 's depravity , the lie had gained the credence of folklore , had grown too mature to change . 

She wondered exactly what kind of depravities had occurred inside that place when it was standing . 

The court was at one time a centre of licentiousness and depravity , of corruption and influence peddling . 

Her own mother contemplated such depravity with sorrow , convinced that it could do the poor creatures no good . 

` I just find it hard to accept , " he said , looking out over the auditorium , ` that I 'm here with the court poet of Richard the First , who 's about to give a concert in a specially built auditorium somewhere in the middle of the Hundred Years War . 

The field they were in had British as well as German mines sown all over the place .

The bus attacked on June 27 was travelling to Colombo from Pottuvil , some 100 km south of Batticaloa , when it was forced to stop because of land mines .

He went by jeep and on his way back to Brigade H.Q he ran over a German mine and was killed . ''

The brewery used horse-drawn drays for beer deliveries in and around the East End , and during the Second World War it was hit hard when a German land mine damaged the brewery stables , killing and injuring many of the horses .

She had gone into a street shelter soon after the raid started at seven o'clock , and incendiaries , heavy bombs and parachute mines had fallen on the city and suburbs .

His absorption with Mao and Castro was so open that the neighbors took it for a double bluff , and each new discovery of an agent transmitting messages from some ordinary-looking English suburb increased the tension of their interest in the land mine who was surely bound one day to go off in their own street .

NATO already has about 7000 tactical nuclear weapons in Europe in the form of Lance and Pershing Ia short-range ballistic missiles , Honest John rockets , artillery , bombs , atomic mines and depth bombs .

The whole line of docks seemed to be ablaze and ships in the river , shops , offices , streets of terraced houses and mansions , as well as beautiful and historic buildings like the Walker Art Gallery , the Museum and Central Library , had all suffered as high explosive bombs , land mines and incendiary bombs had rained down upon the city from hundreds of aircraft .

If you discover any live ammunition or any lethal object such as an unexploded bomb or mine , do not touch it .

It might have been naval guns , or mines , or bombs , or even thunder .

The Times of Feb. 22 reported that seven senior executives from the Valsella Meccanotecnica company in Brescia , northern Italy , had been convicted by a Brescia court of illegally exporting 9,000,000 land mines to Iraq in 1982-86 .

A land mine fell near shifting the two roads next to Weston Grove and demolishing our No. 6 .

Later on , some US Navy minesweepers off Kuwait were reported to have struck mines themselves .

As they passed back through Eren Keui Bay , at 13.55 Bouvet struck a mine and went to the bottom with her crew within two minutes .

She got to her feet , checked her cap in the little mirror on the wall and marched out into her department . 

A civilian with the grey wool skull cap of the Svan people , from the high glens of Georgia , jumped up to help . 

There was Sibylle 's older brother Georg in the peaked cap of the German army officer -- as darkly glamorous as in a war movie . 

From the relative protection of their holes , the infantry watched in silent admiration at the blue caps of the runners bobbing and dodging among the plumes of exploding TNT . 

He doffed his cap as we marched past , and a few paces further on we negotiated the turn and were heading back along the road on the other side of the village green towards the saluting base . 

Rostov walked out of the Kremlin , past the KGB guards with their blue-ribboned caps , and along the river . 

Paul Pollard , the 23-year old Nottinghamshire opening batsman , has been awarded his county cap . 

Honor looked up at Lady West , a large woman with white hair puffed out round her lawn cap , and a heavy nose over thin , disgruntled lips . 

Hilda Lodge ( Kent ) has hung up her teaching cap , but will continue to wear her Executive and Publicity Committee hats for a very long time to come , we hope . 

Dr Jaffery rustled around the room , picking up books and looking behind cushions for his mosque cap before remembering that he was already wearing it . 

They walk ponderously in their crimson velvet hoods and black caps , ostrich plumes nodding on their old men 's heads . 

He wore a tatty grey uniform , peaked military cap , black moustache , and the smile of a Mexican bandit . 

Hands clapping and bodies swaying , an estimated 9,000 sang along as Calloway ( 85 ) , clad in the ceremonial cap and gown , belted out the tune in his gravely voice . 

Yesterday Leslie showed he was full of life again , sporting a blue baseball cap and obviously looking forward to spending the day with his five children and 61-year-old wife Jean . 

George , 29 , in baseball cap and trainers , and Pam , 41 , sporting a leopardskin outfit and dark glasses , shared the same Virgin flight . 

Nicholson 's are emphatically not backstreet boozers populated by men in cloth caps talking about their ferrets . 

Wriggling through the crowds , I sidled around the walls , admiring black and white photographs of old men in cloth caps playing fiddles , while children looked on wonderingly . 

Sitting on the large stone that marked this spot was a thin , white-haired man in a cloth cap , smoking his pipe . 

He saluted a little man in tight trousers and a yachting cap , standing by a boat pulled up on the bank . 

An elderly man in flat cap and going-out clothes was leaning against the fence , stick hanging from a crooked elbow . 

The gaucho was a swarthy old man in a red woollen cap and a leather jacket ; his saddle was a grubby sheepskin , and the horse 's nose was bridled with a yellow wool cabeza . 

On the dresser was a leather cap with sheepskin flaps which he had worn while working on a building site the previous winter . 

Eyewitnesses said the terrorists were wearing baseball caps and one had a scarf covering his face . 

She saw that the man with the gun had on his head a woollen cap . 

He pulled on his wet cap , adjusting it at an unusually rakish and dashing angle , and made his way , swaggering very slightly , to his comforts next door . 

She was pure Romany as she pulled off her cap , flung it to the floor , and stamped her foot . 

He nodded at me and headed for the kettle , pulling off a tweed cap which had left a circular impression on his thin blond-streaked brown hair . 

They all wore caps and goggles and black trunks and Nutty could n't tell who was who . 

One man , wearing a red cap and with a knife in his mouth , was already on top of the fence . 

He was wearing a peaked cap of brown leather and a long black overcoat . 

He peered down at me and scratched his head as he replaced his cap on his bald head . 

I could make out a sort of close-fitting purple cap on the back of her head . 

` Be quiet ! " he ordered , and before she knew what he was about he had snatched at her white cap and pulled it off . 

To avoid climbing in the heat of noon we decided to leave at daybreak . 

We took off at daybreak , but after ten minutes the engine was running rough , shaking the whole aircraft . 

At daybreak they went into hiding , but were found due to their tracks being seen in the snow which lay about . 

He then forced himself to get through the rest of the day without writing , so that the well would have replenished its juice by the time he took up his pencil again the next daybreak . 

` Most people say ` what happens when I 'm hit " , " he said , then looked around to acknowledge the titters of nervous laughter . 

Richard was so exhausted with cold and emotion that his laugh came out as a foolish titter . 

Much human behaviour imparts information to a sensitive observer of which its instigator may be quite unaware -- blushing , rapid eye movements , hesitant speech , or ` nervous " titters . 

Father Wilfred Knox , a nice fellow but with a horrible mirthless titter . 

This brought a titter , although not from the ` chair " , who had herself been educated by the successors of Miss Beale and Miss Buss . 

Libya 's official news agency reported the attacks on Qawalish , quoting sources saying " that this aggressive bombardment had caused the martyrdom and injury of a number of people and the destruction of some vehicles .

The Bahraini government 's destruction of the Pearl Square monument that had become a symbol of that nation 's protest was a totalitarian gesture that Kadafi might applaud .

Civilians no longer were dying , and the destruction of homes and shops had stopped .

" We have witnessed the destruction of Palestinian society -- its civil institutions , its economy , its infrastructure , " said Zuhair Manasra , the governor of Bethlehem .

Israel 's retaliation today included the destruction of Arafat 's Gaza headquarters , the site of his frequent meetings with world leaders and a symbol of his power .

Jamaat has publicly advocated violence , including calling for a holy war against the United States and its allies and the destruction of Jews worldwide .

Its main connection with the insurgency dates back a decade : the Taliban 's destruction of its ancient Buddha statues .

Hamas , whose charter calls for Israel 's destruction , has defied international pressure to recognize the Jewish state , renounce violence and honor agreements with Israel reached under Fatah .

In its day , the Times bombing was equivalent to the 2001 destruction of the World Trade Center .

" All we 're doing is clearing up the destruction done by the injury , " Fang said .

" I say to you , " he intoned , " I 'm not afraid , not afraid of the planes that cause so much destruction .

Keeping along the watershed between the Warwickshire Avon and the Cherwell , it runs past Oatley Hill Farm to Wigginton Heath . 

Road No 10 from Schupfheim leads to another attractive village , Escholzmatt , still in canton Luzern although hereabout is the watershed between the Englebuch valley and the Emmental proper . 

Could Egypt , he asks , allow nations sharing the watershed of the Nile to disrupt the river 's flow , the lifeblood of its economy ? 

In 1866 Livingstone went to explore the watersheds of the Zambezi Congo ( Zaire ) and the Nile . 

The range is geographically important since it forms part of the main watershed of northern England . 

The watershed of the Caribbean extends across a huge area from the industrial cities of the northern US , which discharge waste into the Mississippi , to the Colombian Andes . 

A Tertiary characinid fish was recovered from a previously unknown sequence near the watershed of the Cordillera Real . 

The second group are the farmers in the hills , although there are considerable variations between regions and watersheds . 

Cars may be parked on Birkdale Summit which is crossed by both the county boundary and the watershed . 

The area was highly unsuitable as it was considered a watershed for the Lee Valley . 

The Foxton summit level is an artificial cut at a height of over 413 feet above sea level , and crosses in its 20 mile length the watersheds of 4 rivers . 

At the head of the valley bear north-east onto a path across a shallow watershed into Mosedale ( 2 miles ) . 

We camped about five kilometres north of Låddejåkkåstugan on the open moors by a stream that thundered towards the distant watershed from Virihaure . 

Long before they had passed the watershed and were looking over into the jaws of the mountains at the head of Loch Morar , young Angus felt he had strayed into a foreign country . 

Mountain ranges make sensible national frontiers and despite one or two kinks along the way , the Pyrenean watershed divides France neatly and conclusively from Spain . 

Here in California , this sow is doing her part for erosion in the West Coast watershed . 

An estimated $US600 m. annual damage occurs in India due to flooding and siltation , much of which is caused in Himalayan watersheds in Nepal ( Gribbin 1982 , Thompson and Warburton 1982 ) . 

The A.835 goes straight forward , crossing the watershed of the Highlands and ultimately arriving at the east coast . 

This is a public long distance footpath which mainly follows the watershed , or divide , between the rivers . 

East of Banbury , where it has attracted the name of Banbury Lane for some twenty miles , it follows a winding course along the watershed between the Cherwell and the Great Ouse . 

Lal ( 1981 ) has examined the effects of deforestation on runoff and erosion in several small watersheds in the Ibadan region of Nigeria . 

Wolves huffed and puffed , but they could not blow Tracey 's house down again . 

My husband was in the fields and he saw them blow up our new house . 

Here these Cornish sappers dedicated themselves to the work they knew best , digging defensive trenches and building parapets as well as blowing up houses blocking the range of the gunnery . 

Dennis Bond wrote in his ` chronology " in 1639 : ` The 27th December there was such a wind that it did blow down divers houses and several woods . 

Colonel Bullen Reynes , who fought for the king during the Civil War , built the house in the 1690s . 

Being a cultivated man , he built his house in the style of the day . 

By the early 1720s the Lambtons were living in Lambton Castle , a mile westwards , and Freville , a younger son of Sir Thomas Lambton set about building a thoroughly modern house on to the pele tower . 

Wordsworth had lived in and loved the Lakes for sixty years , and later Ruskin , the great architectural influence of the nineteenth century , built a house on Lake Coniston . 

It was the latter which so struck Henry Detterding , the Director General of the Royal Dutch Petroleum Company , who resolved to build himself a ` Butterfly " house and commissioned Maufe . 

He ended by building his dream house in the cosy lee of a gentle hill and away from the roar of the sea . 

Daddy sits there flapping his wings and squawking while mummy builds a new house . 

So relaxed in Italy , according to one anonymous wag , that they tend to build the house first and apply for planning permission later . 

Nevertheless , in 1878 , the Company built some 38 houses in Buckingham Street . 

Then some hooligans burnt the house down and ran him out of the district . 

` I think you should know , " he said , ` that Gallagher forced Luke to admit that he was one of the party that burnt down Gallagher 's house . " 

Evil and tragedy , lurking in the brickwork , are apparently destroyed by fire , so burning the house down would be efficacious . 

They question everything , accept nothing , and wo n't be satisfied until they 've burnt the entire house down . 

Jennifer told me : ` One guy wrote telling me he was going to burn me out of town , burn my house down . 

Lynn 's pal Kathy Karges claimed she heard Griffin shout : ` I 'm going to burn her house down and burn her down too . " 

We must burrow the earth , break rocks , dig mines , construct houses . 

At the same time , there was a rapidly expanding population , so house-builders constructed many small houses as cheaply and as quickly as they could ( without proper foundations ) . 

The 210 children have taken up the panto 's challenge and sought the advice of professional builders so they can construct Wendy 's house in brick in their school yard . 

Well I do n't know if any of those cars run on lead free petrol , but we found a builder who claims to have constructed the first house in the country which is friendly to the environment . 

The only bombs that fell within Berlin 's city limits destroyed a summer house in the suburb of Rosenthal , other bombs falling on farmland to the south of Berlin . 

The mob destroyed his house , library , laboratory and notes , but they took advantage of his well-stocked wine cellar . 

The dike is there because in 1749 a particularly intrusive tidal wave swamped and destroyed some 200 houses in this otherwise favoured quarter of the town . 

` I swore to destroy the house of de Tracy , Isabel , not merely your father . 

Immediately these men destroyed the houses that had been built on the land . 

They commissioned William White to build the church in 1871 , built a school and new cottages , pulled down the old manor and the cottages surrounding it and erected a large Victorian house . 

Even though the recession had not started to force prices down then , they spent only £68,000 erecting their four-bedroomed tower house , which overlooks a salmon river and rolling countryside . 

Between 1878 and 1880 , at the height of Camberwell 's feverish building activity , some 416 firms or individual builders erected a total of 5,670 houses . 

He would erect houses , she would have neighbours , Thomas would be able to play with their children . 

THE site where a building firm hopes to erect 28 executive-style detached houses and bungalows will come under the scrutiny of planning councillors on Wednesday . 

If you live in a house , one alarm fitted above the bottom of the staircase will give you some protection , but you can be better protected by fixing another alarm on the upstairs landing . 

It 's like we 're sort of living here together -- you know , sort of like we 're married or summat and living in a proper house of our own and all that . 

The huge majority of them lived in rented houses in North Oxford . 

His other nanny lived in a small house on Park Road , close to St Luke 's Hospital and not far from the park where Frankie sometimes played . 

Mr Harker does live in a big house near here , but he 's hardly ever there . 

Anyway , surely two professional people , both chartered accountants and married to each other , should be able to live in a house that was once worth £425,000 . 

As soon as John Thorold of Marston had moved into the house he died , leaving no children . 

Nonetheless , the Tawells moved into a house at Berkhampstead with the widow 's teenage daughter . 

1849 the women were moved to the manor house at Dalston , a few miles to the north , but the institution 's functions were subsumed in those of other bodies . 

She was very depressed , until they moved house , which gave her something to concentrate on , so she could settle down to the fact that she had retired . 

I did n't want Mum to be alone , now she 'd left Ted and Jean , and moved back into our old house . 

After sojourning in New York , Stockholm and Turkey , the Cherry family first moved into the house 20 years ago . 

He will then move into a council house with his wife Denise and children Kerry , 18 , Chris , 16 , and Collette , nine . 

Being an undergraduate at the time , my son naturally never considered actually residing in the house . 

My Lords , section 87 does not stipulate that the successor must have resided at a particular house for 12 months but only that he should have resided with the deceased tenant for that period . 

He had at one time used the property as a guest house and a number of people , who had at one time or another resided in the guest house , had become friends of his . 

A few years later this latest manor house was built , and in 1928 almost the first double glazing ever seen in England was installed to combat the bitterly cold winds . 

The project 's 30 houses will be built in clusters and spread over a five-acre site . 

The last monthly housing report to be issued before the abolition of the corporation in November 1968 showed that only four corporation houses had been built . 

They had managed to buy the son of inexpensive terrace house which had been built at the end of the nineteenth century for workers and which still continued to be in a working-class area . 

Outside the walled area , a house built on a disused road ( p. 94 ) began as an aisled structure but later had a corridor and two wings added to it . 

In 1902 the house burned down while in the ownership of Mr Charles Julius Knowles . 

When his house burned down he bought a smaller four-bedroomed replacement . 

A house is burning down ; it contains an intellectual and a chambermaid ; which one should we save first ? 

No deaths this time , as I recall , just an unmarried daughter pregnant , a house burned down and an episode of major surgery . 

One night during 1856 his house was burnt to the ground and he was tried before Lincoln Assizes on a charge of arson of which he was acquitted . 

COUNTRY superstar Dolly Parton played Santa yesterday by taking in a family of musicians whose house burned down . 

For goodness sake , how much more of a statement do you need than your house burning down ? 

A 91-year-old woman was killed when her house collapsed , a man of 76 was fatally injured by flying debris , and a further victim died of a heart attack . 

If an ill-designed and poorly constructed house collapses , how can you expect otherwise ? 

Sometime , perhaps tonight , the roof would fall in and the house would collapse . 

Here and there were gaps in the line where houses had collapsed completely . 

If , for example , the house had collapsed and damaged an adjacent property , the damage to the adjacent property would be classed as physical damage , damage to other property . 

Church ` B' is located in an urban area of mixed housing , some of which is a pre-war estate owned by the local council and the remainder older semi-detached houses constructed between 1900 and 1920 . 

His most famous commission was to supply all the furniture and furnishings for the house constructed for Napoleon on St Helena . 

I had the tower rebuilt on its old pattern , and the new house constructed against this , single storeyed , with behind it a square courtyard or garth in the Roman style . 

Mainz Cathedral is immense and was altered in later periods when the crossing towers were rebuilt in different styles and houses were constructed abutting on to and becoming part of the cathedral flanks . 

The main difference here was that each stone of the tumbling columns was mounted with a photograph of a major country house destroyed in the last hundred years . 

A FATHER of four young children returned home from work to find his house destroyed by fire . 

The house was destroyed in World War II , and the Roselli assumed lost , though it had in fact been transferred to Switzerland . 

Sadly , the mill and house were destroyed by fire in 1933 , but from these ashes and the insurance money a modern mill was built incorporating the first Californian press imported into the country . 

One such glass house was erected -- on the chosen site in Hyde Park , encompassing a large area and completely enclosing several growing trees . 

The present guest house was erected in the eighteenth century . 

Millworkers ' houses were erected by the owners of Kinleith Mill , along with other houses for the use of quarry workers who came to work at Torphin Quarry . 

Many more houses were erected mainly by the cement firms themselves . 

It was there by the River Greta at Brigham that the miscellany of workshops and smelting houses were erected . 

Ann opened the door of the large student house in South London where she lives , wearing a cotton print dress in deep colours , and my first impression was of someone fair and small and limping . 

He went back to the small house in which Grégoire lived , and attempted to interview his mother . 

In that house lived a bricklayer who murdered the baker because he thought he 'd stolen one of his pigs . 

She reached the house in which her father had lived and saw that the door was not quite closed . 

Just because she owns the house I 'm living in , she thinks she can patronize me . 

If she is unique , it 's in the way she introduced fashion for wearing and for the houses we live in . " 

A CRACKED old plate , given to a hard-up student by the owner of a house she moved into , has brought her £22,500 . 

` Paula jumped into her car and drove to the house and moved in that day . 

She says they had the house raised off it 's foundations a while ago … maybe that 's protected them this time . 

Thus one of England 's greatest medieval towns was destroyed , its churches shattered , and its houses razed . 

Her house had been razed to the ground and her husband killed . 

They doubled as bench-tables for small children at Sunday School parties and prizegivings . 

When I was a child at Gateshead , Bessie the nursemaid used to say that to dream of children was a sure sign of trouble to come . 

This research project examines the experience of ethnic minority children at the point where they first come into contact with educational system , ie in nursery schools . 

Children at school need to be able to find a range of opportunities to derive self-esteem other than from academic achievement , and to have social conditions conducive to establishing good peer group relationships . 

Already there are plans to put on nativity plays and join local children at a carol service . 

4 children from Swindon picked up lambs here at Southleaze farm and picked up a dangerous parasite , cryptosporidium . 

` The Singing Kettle " is a musical theatre show for children from 4 to 10 years of age . 

A child in a bed nearby began to whimper and Dot wondered if not crying when you wanted to counted as being brave . 

Mars sent bars weighing three-quarters of a ton to AIDS-stricken children in East Europe . 

Secondly , children in care , we 're helping them get out of care as fast as they can , and we 're helping them get set up properly , with proper support and so on . 

Seth was a bright child with a genius for wordplay and a talent for trouble ; he bounced a devil-may-care swathe through élite private academies in New York , Connecticut and Switzerland . 

For example , the hands or even the figures on the dial of a wall-mounted clock may be clearly visible to the child with tunnel vision , but the problem could be that of locating the clock itself . 

She would have been able to but for Anna , but for being unable either to leave the child with anyone or to take her with her . 

The parents of children with dyslexia and other learning difficulties face their own set of problems . 

in 1972 when 52 Apache children were successfully treated ( using a minimum of intra-venous fluids ) . 

Having children is a life choice that is down to the individual . 

We believe that the language learning facility possessed by normally hearing children is also possessed by hearing-impaired children and that with the exception of some with severe secondary handicaps , hearing-impaired children learn the mother tongue naturally . 

Many people find it hard to praise children for behaviour they believe should be displayed anyway . 

This program will keep children of 4 years upwards amused for hours . 

She has recently returned from a journey in Romania to see the conditions of at least 1,000 children under the age of one , who had contracted AIDS through injections with dirty needles or contaminated blood . 

It affects children of both sexes and is passed to them by both parents . 

The other children in Knockglen used to giggle at Benny for saying ` Father " . 

Dr Kinlen says children in densely populated urban areas are likely to have been exposed to the infectious agent and built up an immunity to it . 

` I believe that a newborn child has the right to be fed , warmed and cherished . 

She 's a maddening , pig-headed child , but one has to take off one 's hat to her . " 

The reason was that as a result of bullying some Asian children were afraid to eat Indian food at school . 

Over 40 per cent of these are born in the UK ( Gordon and Newnham , 1986 , p. 6 ) and a very substantial proportion of Asian and Afro-Caribbean children in British schools are now British born . 

There are more autistic children in Britain than blind children . 

It is also felt , however , that many autistic children would not benefit from this process of integration and special schools will continue to play a major role . 

These simple changes to her father 's response enable this mildly handicapped child to acquire the socially necessary ability to wait in a definite and positive manner . 

Over the last twenty years a number of publications concerned with the education of visually handicapped children have given very prescriptive advice on the most suitable seating arrangements for classes which include visually handicapped children . 

If a widow had an illegitimate child , outdoor relief was likely to be stopped altogether . 

Older children must wear an approved child restraint or an adult seat belt . 

Wakefield SSD is to appeal against a £1,000 compensation order after a 14-year old child in its care was found guilty of mugging a pensioner . 

A four year old child was taken to the Horton General Hospital in the town , with cuts to his face ; three other people were also taken to the hospital , one with a suspected broken pelvis . 

Young children believe what their parents tell them , verbally or otherwise : there are no other sources of information . 

During this process younger children learn that if they cry loud enough to get the parent involved they usually get their own way . 

Observing that the effective school can help the disadvantaged child to make use of the opportunities schools provide , the report also commented upon the scale of the contribution which the effective school could make . 

A progressive inner-city school is helping black South African children to overcome their under-developed state education system . 

In the nineteenth century there was a need to protect children from exploitation by parents as juvenile labour . 

That , far from producing better disciplined people , smacking makes it much more difficult to teach children how to behave . 

But when the parent is teaching the child to do what is asked , the parent needs to wait and check . 

As soon as the child can walk the sphere of his education is extended . 

Not long ago we reported a case where a child died of fright caused by the approach of a Police officer in Uniform . 

At the other extreme there are many malnourished children who do not make up those essential nutrients , which lacking in school meals , when they return home to eat . 

The majority of children under 16 live with both their natural parents . 

CHILDREN living near Sellafield are TEN TIMES more likely to develop cancer than anywhere else in Britain , a new government report has found . 

At the back is a school where small , elegant children play in a courtyard . 

Hi my name is Sandra Reid and I am part of a family of seven children , um , and my mom and dad have passed away .

so I was a pretty lazy child when it came down to cleaning up and cooking .

In Perth souvenir shops , Gumpets are elbowing their way on to the shelves alongside the stock-in-trade plywood boomer angs , mallee-root ornamental clocks and kangaroo-skin sporrans . 

He pulled a handful of gold and silver chains from his sporran , tossing them beside her where she crouched . 

She gave him a rather languid finger wave and just as she disappeared under the wing float , he then realised she was only wearing a black sporran . 

Now , with a backpack on his shoulders and a tight fist on his wallet , Bryson shows first-class fun is available in the hardest of times on the cheapest of tickets . 

I stood at the front door of No. 5 , watching Dana straddle his bike , adjust his backpack and wave cheerily to me as he roared off down the road . 

As he was putting their luggage into the book , the girl came out of the hotel carrying her backpack . 

` He showed up wearing only a backpack and a devilish smirk , " a spokesman said . 

We had agreed not to talk about fitting-out problems and we lay in the sun drinking from the bottle Iain had humped up in his backpack . 

Our friend the Reverend G. M. Musgrave , disembarking at Boulogne a dozen years earlier , was much impressed by the French system : ` The contrivances for receiving , weighing , marking and paying for luggage were simple and excellent . 

He saw the complicated contrivance of garden net and greenery . 

Surfaces were cluttered with an assortment of electronic equipment , and mechanical contrivances in varied states of readiness . 

They are cheaper than wooden coffins , lighter than coffins of lead , and as safe as the most expensive contrivance . " 

For the rest the quota is the rule , and it is an obvious contrivance . 

In this way a social contrivance appears to be founded on the natural order of things . 

While all these contrivances give us the pleasure of moving water , we must spare a thought for the plants beneath . 

Father Watson had been more than a little frightened by it , and had confided in the nuns that it was more like something produced by some mechanical contrivance , than by a human being . 

Schools are a strange contrivance ; they do not occur in nature , yet somehow we suppose they do . 

He also removed a small unobtrusive portion of the contrivance , which appeared of importance only to himself , and secreted it within his toolbox . 

By proposing this ingenious but patently artificial contrivance , Friedman was able to account for the non-neutrality of money in the short run . 

Mr Krenz , who is certain to become the next target of popular calls for revenge following the corruption revelations , left office warning that ‘ anti-democratic forces ’ could now roll back the process of change he had tried to introduce . 

The British establishment has become rather touchy of late about arms dealers , embarrassed by a series of press revelations about shady deals being done in London . 

After the fatherhood revelations he threw out his wife and child and became violent and aggressive . 

The last straw was the court revelation that Mona Bauwens , the daughter of a PLO official , paid for a luxury holiday for Mellor and his family . 

That was the date sensational revelations about her unhappy life with Charles were first published in Andrew Morton 's book Diana : Her True Story . 

Clearly the auction house feels that in the light of new revelations about the treasure 's origins , its manner of acquisition and details of falsified export licenses , any attempt to offer it at auction would be bound to result in failure and would not redound to the auction house 's credit . 

You might discover that someone else such as the bride 's mother has really interesting revelations about the bride . 

His resignation , and the subsequent revelations about his personal life , caused widespread shock in Ireland . 

This dramatic demonstration was part of a series of campaigns and rallies which took place in the summer of 1885 , as an immediate response to the revelations by the Pall Mall Gazette of the horrors of juvenile prostitution . 

" The forthright revelation by Magic Johnson that he is infected with HIV " was welcomed on Nov. 11 by the director of WHO 's global programme on AIDS , Michael H. Merson . 

He was no longer interested in sensational revelations by anonymous informants . 

Suspicions regarding the character of the working class husband were fuelled during the 1870s by revelations concerning wife-beating and the propaganda campaign mounted by Frances Power Cobbe , a leading middle class feminist , over what she called ` wife torture " . 

Given the increasing dissent in the US and recent revelations concerning new illicit actions against activists , it seems like good advice indeed . 

However , on Oct. 30 , the Bush camp was shaken by fresh revelations concerning the Iran-contra affair . 

The pardons provoked a salvo of accusations that Bush had abused his executive powers by seeking to prevent any further revelations concerning his own role in the affair . 

Moreover , the first open consideration of all these issues led to a flood of revelations from women who had been silent sufferers before . 

By mid-1946 , serious alarm was being expressed within the USA about Soviet expansion in Europe ( coupled with the revelations from Canada of a Soviet atomic spy ring ) , and a tougher line began to emerge from the White House on foreign policy issues . 

Marje now admits that her carefully nurtured image has been torn apart by revelations from a new biography . 

With a sense of shock , Alice now realized that the revelation of Félix 's feelings for her had , in fact , radically changed her opinion of herself . 

The revelation of Germany 's economic vulnerability governed Hitler 's thought . 

He wrote a short book entitled What Happened in Burma , described on the cover as ` the frank revelations of a young Burmese revolutionary leader who has recently escaped from Burma to India " . 

Any trawl through the columns of local papers of the time catches a number of cases of cruelty to apprentices which to our age , shocked by revelations of child abuse , suggests the tip of an iceberg . 

An injunction was once granted in Duchess of Argyll v Duke of Argyll ( 1967 ) CH 302 to prevent the revelation of marital confidences . 

But revelations of new scandals involving the Socialist Party continued , unabated , throughout the 11 months of his administration . 

Advisers closest to the Queen were furious at her behaviour in Korea -- and about new revelations on her marriage by author Andrew Morton . 

Anthony Holden , whose book ` contains revelations on the collapse of four royal marriages " believes that the 1,000-year-old monarchy is in peril . 

In the light of such a polemic stand , it begs the question whether the revelation of how crime figures are manipulated by the police to sustain institutional beliefs ( see Chapter 5 ) could be said to undermine democracy or be classified as sedition . 

What 's interesting about the success of The Graduate is sociological : the revelation of how emotionally accessible modern youth is to the same old manipulation . ` 

The intensification of attacks on the character of Clinton included fresh revelations that an uncle of his might have attempted to use his influence to prevent him from being drafted for service in Vietnam . 

Morton is also thought to confirm revelations that the Mediterranean cruise that Diana and Charles took with their boys this summer was a sham . 

The prospect of scaring off awkward media revelations will always provide a great temptation for Attorneys to bluff . 

We seem to remember that revelations about recycling Mr Kinnock 's speeches led to an American presidential candidate withdrawing in that country 's last election . 

Yet the frustratingly small amount we are told about the marriage emerges in the form of Paulina 's anguished revelations rather than as the outcome of discussion and challenge . 

Indeed , Greene 's latest revelations about his faith-non-faith appear quite knowingly hilarious . 

If he hoped for public sympathy from his revelations about the affair and marriage , he was very wrong . 

Sniffy was reasonably pleased to see them as the Goad men had been about to wreak vengeance on him for his revelations about the prison release dates being changed . 

Where the book scores is in its revelations about attitudes towards opera management and about deals that went on behind the scenes . 

My main concern , however , on this throbbing morn , is to reassure any of my admirers whose opinion of me may have been diminished by David and Ted 's startling revelations concerning the use to which I have been known to put my sinuses . 

It was not her father 's revelation of an affair that surprised her . 

Looking back over this chronicle of destruction we are struck by Shakespeare 's revelation of the unsuspected depths of evil connected with hypocrisy . 

Maritime historians rate his revelations of seafaring conditions highly . 

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police were equally upset by Igor Gouzenko 's revelations that a large Russian spy ring existed right under their noses about which they knew nothing . 

His studied ambiguity appeared somewhat cynical in the light of his revelation that he nearly cut the line from the proofs of the book . 

Back in Ockleton 's rooms at Breakspear , seated by a roaring fire and sipping finer port than he could ever recall tasting , he had asked Ockleton to explain his reaction earlier to Harry 's revelation that Alan Dysart had once worked for him in Swindon . 

Mrs Hassock ushered them into her front room , with the window on the street , the window through which Lucy , when walking that way , had glimpsed her after dusk on a winter evening . 

In contrast , night work was becoming common on the roads after 1780 , and by 1800 scheduled wagon services often departed at dusk . 

You fish from dusk to dawn ( or as long as you can last ) for three nights ( £180 , excluding accommodation ) . 

The nights are coming on quickly and tremendous feeding sessions take place from dusk till three or four hours into darkness . 

There 's us lot working and slaving from dawn till dusk for nowt , and the two who 've not stuck to the straight and narrow as come off t'best . 

The Saxon peasant worked from dawn until dusk and as one went down the class ladder life was harder . 

There were so many ways in which she could help , and by doing so she might mitigate the fears which crowded upon her when dusk fell . 

After filling his cracked white china mug for the third time , Yanto lay back against the mossy bank and gloried in his contentment . 

I laid the sturdy Ministry of Defence plastic mug on the sand and then hopped round to the front of my tent to bring out my dirty washing . 

She gave a shake of her shoulders and then very carefully she placed her mug on the tray . 

Knocker re-filled Sooty 's mug with rough cider and gave him a disapproving look at the same time . 

` I was aiming for a Mediterranean feel , " she explained , filling a plastic mug with orange juice and taking it over to Thomas . 

I looked at Taff sitting opposite me in the gloom , his hands wrapped around his hot mug of tea , his shoulders hunched forward . 

Armed with the yellow pages and a mug of coffee , I settled down by the telephone . 

Billy was sitting with a mug of tea at his elbow , his flattish face looking serious as he spoke . 

He is sitting at our camp now , holding a mug of our tea , relaxing on a canvas chair . 

It would help to know in what way precisely he maligned people , but the child remained as mum as a mute , one hand gripped tightly into a fist , the other holding the mug of cocoa . 

Yanto picked up the old man 's mug and walked into the cool bar . 

Stephen tightened his grip on his mug and dipped his head and drank deeply of the sour sweet hot tea . 

She undressed and got into bed and sat up with her cocoa mug , sipping at it . 

Big mugs : if you like drinks in a big way , get these colourful French-style breakfast mugs and saucers , £6.99 , from The Reject Shop 

Declining on the grounds that he no longer had any religious faith , Uncle Hilbert sent a silver christening mug , large enough to hold a pint of beer . 

The dark man sipped his beer , then rubbed his finger in the condensation that was dripping on the outside of the metal mug . 

Modern echoes of this are evoked with hideous pottery mugs and lurid birthday cards inscribed ` To Mother " . 

He raised the mug to his lips and sipped the hot sugary tea , remembering the day when he had sat for the first time in Mr Corcoran 's office . 

When children help to put out chairs for the group or distribute mugs of orange juice or bottles of milk , then they need to establish one-to-one correspondence . 

He put a large mug of steaming black coffee in front of Connon and looked enquiringly at the stuff which littered the table . 

The mead was passed , and the mugs were refilled , and the fires burned a bit lower . 

Jos took six plastic-flighted darts out of a dirty half-pint beer mug and , handing three to Mungo , said : ` Middle for diddle . " 

The mood spread backward , rolling down the room like a tidal wave of hostility , the sound of slamming beer mugs following in its wake . 

With Gomez watching , he bound Trent s wrists in front of him so that he could hold the coffee mug . 

Although his face was damp with perspiration he winked over the rim of his coffee mug , and Chuck , reassured , smiled back . 

Harris set down his empty beer mug , took out a handkerchief and wiped foam from his mouth . 

Fairfax returns with two enamel mugs and a brown teapot on a tray . 

He bore a tray with a pint mug of steaming coffee and two thick slices of bread and honey . 

Dashing his pint mug down on the bar , Greg Hocking darted through the door before any of the idly curious could bar his way . 

He flung the ball of paper across the tiny room , picked up a tin mug with his shaving stick and soap inside it , and followed Chrissie through onto the landing . 

Christine watched , dismayed , as the children ate their lunch -- hunks of bread thrown on the table , and tin mugs of gruel . 

` I remember vividly being on night guard prior to the morning executions when some prisoners sang and rattled their tin mugs against the bars in some form of defiance . 

He swept the magazine into a drawer , then carried the tea mug over to the sink where he emptied it . 

` Cocoa ? " she offered , coming in a little time later , carrying a small tray with three enamel mugs of steaming beverage on it , and a plate of Marie biscuits . 

She sighed now and wrapped her hands around her cocoa mug , letting her eyes drift to the framed photograph on top of the bookshelves . 

God 's perch was occupied by a different player who was slumped in his throne half-asleep , an ale mug between his feet . 

` Why should I know ? " she said , washing her mug and plate before putting them away . 

Additionally the political atmosphere has not been conducive to encouraging oil companies to engage in active exploration and development though this still continues despite the pull-out of Exxon and Mobil .

In 1990 , for example , pull-out of a bilateral donor caused a funding shortfall of an important multilateral programme .

The announcement of the pull-out from the ERM was made by Mr Lamont by a drain in the Treasury forecourt .

Barry linked the Raybestos Manhattan case with the recent pull-out by Schering Plough from Co .

Defence Secretary Dick Cheney was so cock-a-hoop about the first day in Somalia he started talking about the pull-out .

The Euro pull-out completed the most dramatic day in politics since Mrs Thatcher was toppled .

A storm or violent gale might disperse the combined fleets ; France has no port in the Channel ; in fact , innumerable mischances might ruin the enterprise . 

And now a shabby mischance had destroyed it , knocked down the precarious walls of my prison , I still sat on in the wreckage and kept my eyes closed , safe behind broken bars . 

And in such a state of war as we have now in Wales , mischances can happen all too easily . 

What if , by some unforeseen mischance , the vaccinia-rabies hybrid turned into an organism that actually spread rabies - a disease that has always been comparatively difficult to catch -- with smallpox-like contagion ? 

If by some mischance the Government are returned for a fourth term , I should be surprised if child benefit survives to the end of their term . 

High oxygen levels permit life to extend to the deepest parts of both Ness and Morar . 

Mr Hammond described the yards area as the heart of the oldest part of Darlington . 

The second scheme , the Mobility Mortgage , allows borrowers forced to move for work or family reasons to transfer their existing mortgage , including the negative equity part , to a new home . 

` You are both from the south parts , so you must talk to one another , " said Kate . 

You could not be quite sure where the Tree part ended and the Human part began , although nobody was sure if Tree Spirits possessed any Human blood . 

The path here can be very wet , but planks have been laid down over the worst parts . 

He said that was what you called cars which had the wrong parts . 

Obviously in the average garden it may be impossible or undesirable to place the pool in the lower part . 

Taking care with her napkin , Sarella folded it into eight equal parts . 

By 1989 the branches from Tondu to Garw and Ogmore had both closed , leaving only Maesteg as a source of traffic in this once thriving part of the Welsh coalfield . 

I shall argue in the next chapter that it is part of a teacher 's duties to attempt to redress the balance between children who have and those who have not the advantages of a supportive home . 

Tamar thought of the gentle man who had shared part of her life at Cherry Tree Farm . 

She was a stick-thin blonde , dressed in skintight black with a large amount of Etruscan-style silver jewellery hanging from various parts of her emaciated frame . 

The modern trend is therefore to regard as part of the contract description only those contract words which help in ` identifying " the goods . 

Woolworths , an Australian retailing group and part of debt-ridden Adelaide Steamship , launched an A$1.45 billion ( $1.7 billion ) share offer , the biggest made in Australia . 

The X-rays were quickly ( and accidentally ) found to penetrate living tissue and leave shadows of the less penetrable denser parts , allowing X-ray pictures to be made of the skeleton . 

Most important , because this is the biggest part of the budget-rescue operation , Greeks are being told they have got to pay more tax . 

Potatoes became an important part of the national diet , grown on 40,000 acres in 1795 and 142,000 in 1851 ( Salaman 1989 ) . 

Nevertheless , the Bill will form an important part of the full delivery of their policy of care in the community . 

This is particularly important if the target was part of a group because some assets may not be owned by the company which uses them . 

Like domestic cats , well fed big cats are contented cats , and spend a large part of their day just resting . 

A large part of my life has been spent taking you into consideration . 

The palace site is rectangular and comprises a large part of the original Medieval town of Split . 

By this stage , the large gradient regions occupy only small parts of the layer . 

With half the NFL games played on artificial turf it is the knee which is the most frequently injured part of the body , as our graphic shows . 

He has to avoid doing damage to parts of the body where there is no muscle . 

However , he is strange , he only shows parts of his body and often only his eyes and his mouth . 

In the meantime , all the benefits of the channel tunnel will be lost to my part of the country and to many others . 

He and MacMinimum had ridden through parish after parish , in one of the more prosperous parts of the country , without seeing a single shop of any description . 

A third feature of the mosaic of room 5 , Newton St. Loe , is absent from the geometric mosaics which are associated with other Orpheus mosaics in the western part of the country . 

The final part of the project was Community Service -- Fiona chose to help with laying the dinner tables at the Brooklyn Nursing Home for the Elderly . 

I hoped that I had made it quite plain that there are several different constituent parts of the project . 

PLANNING clearance was given yesterday for the shore-based part of a £1.5 billion gas project which will create spin-off contracts for firms in the offshore supply business , writes Frank Frazer . 

It is the sole building of good quality in this predominantly commercial and rather nondescript part of the town . 

Situated in the modern part of the town , you 'll find a friendly atmosphere awaiting you at La Plata Apts . 

She came ashore near Ballycastle Quay and was asked to help people stranded in the central part of the town , approximately a mile inland . 

If prices remained high for a number of years it would become economic to develop marginal deposits in other parts of the world , such as Indonesia , New Guinea , New Caledonia , Peru and the US . 

Its clientele was drawn from every part of the world , and the owner was a tiny German whom everyone called Fritz , although that was n't his real name . 

The lives of charity workers in sensitive parts of the world may be at risk because of electronic snooping by the British government . 

The amino - terminal part of the fusion proteins is most closely related to group 1 GshAs , although the sequence identities are not high ( Table 5 ) .

GSK3?-dependent phosphorylation of p53 at serine 33 may be part of other p53-regulatory pathways , such as oncogene activation or apoptosis , which are not directly activated by DNA - damage .

The Center stimulated and coordinated collection of information by CIA stations , compiled the results , and passed selected reports to appropriate stations , the Directorate of Intelligence analysts , other parts of the intelligence community , or to policymakers .

The Wall Street Journal states that the plaintiffs ' lawyers hired by Texas to try the case will receive as part of the deal almost $2 .

And so it 's your understanding that the Pennsylvania state standards require students to learn about Darwin 's theory of evolution and eventually take a standardized test of which that theory is a part of it ?

Webster 's Third New International Dictionary lists about 500 Yiddish words that have become part of our everyday conversations , including:

In a subarctic land of soaring mountains and elongated glacial lakes beside the great Yukon River , today 's tourists can thank yesterday 's prospectors for using part of their paydirt for some essential creature comforts .

As you know , the Annual Fund is an integral part of Cathedral 's financial infra-structure each year .

But before any of these were the Costa Blanca 's first inhabitants : Known as Neanderthal men , they lived primitively and spent a large part of their time hunting .

They said that because of those high school trips to the IRT , they have made professional theatre an integral part of their cultural lives .

He grew up , um , to be a very , um , close animal to us , but because we played with him so much he really thought that he was part of the family and he belonged really wherever we were .

Illusion has been a part of architecture ever since the ancient Greeks made columns with a gently swelling taper to deceive the eye .

However , plans are afoot to knock down and rebuild part of the area and restore some of the square 's former vitality .

As befits the City of Plentiful Water , ponds make up the better part of the terrain .

Well she , part of the fifth grade , teachers had pretty much required , five - word , that you learn five words a day , 25 words a week .

African Americans were part of the public , and they should be entitled , as a matter of equality with others , to have access to public transport , theaters , and hotel accommodations .

For example , I am currently writing Investigations as part of my own hopefully not - too - solipsistic eVorts to make my own living as a scientist .

This part of Cancún has the calmest sea for swimming and snorkeling , lying as it does in the shelter of Isla Mujeres just offshore .

On this view of emergence , the autonomous agent is more than the sum of its parts , but not in the sense that the behavior of the autonomous agent is not explicable as the total organization of the parts organized into the whole agent in its environment .

'' [ A ] fter all , terror has helped to win them office in part of the United Kingdom . ''

The only other major settlement besides George Town is Rolle Town , once part of the Rolle estate .

There was also a candy store about three or four blocks in the other direction called Pud 's that we used to walk up to and across the street from Pud's was the local fire department and the uh the firemen used to let us play on the fire engines which is completely unheard of nowadays but they let us you know climb all over them , get inside and honk the horns you know put on fire jacket and boots or whatever we wanted to do and uh I guess there just were n't a lot of fires in Asheville in that part of town because they never seemed to be concerned that we would be interfering with their preparedness .

Back in Nebraska , he helped organize part of a whistlestop tour from Cheyenne , Wyo. , across Nebraska for the Robert Kennedy campaign .

Thus the languages of the New South Wales inland — Wiradhuri and Kamilaroi and its dialect Yuwaalaraay — formed part of a borrowing continuum which began with Dharuk and which incorporated the Australian pidgin which David Collins , an officer of the First Fleet , had described as a barbarous mixture of English with the Port Jackson dialect .

This elegant art form evolved over 400 years in the Malay state of Patani , now part of southern Thailand , and is in the present performed across the border in Kelantan .

Nod factors are a rhizobial species - specific family of lipo - chito - oligosaccharides which function in signal exchange between the bacterium and its symbiotic partner plant [ 38 ] . The first visible signs of nodule formation ( root - hair deformation ) as part of the symbiotic pathway are triggered by Nod factors [ 39 ] , and although the specific mechanisms of Nod factor function remain unknown , it is clear that it has a central role in initiation of cell division and possibly also nodule differentiation in the root [ 40 ] . For most rhizobia , the product of nodD acts as a transcriptional activator and induces expression of a set of nod genes .

Indeed , part of why I have so blatantly borrowed Wittgenstein 's title , without my presumption to similar intellectual stature , is that there is a parallel between Wittgenstein 's abandonment of the Tractatus and growing awareness of knowing as living a language game , and a central theme of this Investigations , that there may be a limit to the way Newton taught us to do science and a need to reformulate what we do when we and other agents get on with living a life .

The publication of that part of the record we do have , however imperfect , will still , we hope , give new impetus to this enlightening , often fascinating study by providing a foundation on which to build .

and then i stayed home with my son and did nothing and found out that i was that you know it was great but i was bored part of the time too and i wanted something else

The liveliest meeting - place is around the handsome Renaissance Fontaine des Innocents , once part of a cemetery .

The team from the northern part of our county , North Stokes and we were the southern part , South Stokes .

1A,1 B ) , the caudal - ventral part of the cuneate nucleus ( Fig .

She recalled a report on TV the night before about a teenager who shot an even younger boy to death as part of a gang initiation .

'' Beauty will result from the form and correspondence of the whole with respect to the several parts , '' taught Palladio , `` of the parts with regard to each other , and of these again to the whole . ''

Although speaking immediately after Yeltsin , Clinton noted the heavy civilian casualties inflicted by the Russian army and made an analogy : If Yeltsin had been jailed ( instead of elected president ) after standing on a tank in defiance of the 1991 Soviet coup , Clinton argued , `` I would hope that every leader of every country around this table would have stood up for you and for freedom in Russia , and not said , 'Well , that is an internal Russian affair that we can not be part of .

You can buy almost anything here , from foodstuffs to footwear , but be advised that the siesta still reigns in this part of Spain and nothing is open between about 2pm and 5pm .

And , uh , as I said he grew up in town but his parents , my grandparents originally lived out on the eastern part of Cabarrus County , which is , uh , they lived out Gold Hill Road and Irish Potato .

Before photography , the Paimio Tubercolosis Sanatorium , located in a remote part of Finland , would have remained obscure ; as it was , its stunning images brought the young Alvar Aalto worldwide recognition .

Uh , uh , going to see The Fiddler on the Roof , of course , as a violinist , that , you know , was part of our , our class , um , project , and that was part of our appreciation .

For the next 400 years , English and French monarchs fought over the sovereignty of various parts of France — among them Aquitaine , Touraine , Normandy , and Flanders .

Ah , then one part of the system can do work on the other part .

I think , uh , that intellectual stimulation is very important I think thinking is very important I think reading is a part of that .

The atmospheric place was part of a Franciscan monastery built in the 17th century .

Two weeks are spent in the cutting room , where the cloth is spread , cut , inspected , and has backing material fused to appropriate parts of the outer ( `` shell '' ) fabric .

I think that is really , um , putting your reading into real - life , uh , experiences and making your reading become a part of you and personalizing .

At the extreme opposite of the city , Lisbon 's newest attraction is the park designed for the World Expo '98 , which did much to reinvigorate the faltering industrial section in the eastern part of the city .

In other parts of the Southwest owls are sometimes known as lechuzas .

Where he had a , where he became , tried to become , a farmer and this was an area about 60 miles southwest of Toronto in what at the time must have been a pretty remote part of part of the province .

Take time off from the city bustle for a stroll through the Jardin des Tuileries , named after a 13th - century tile works and now beautifully re - landscaped as part of a renovation plan for the Musée du Louvre to the east .

The merchant seaman , plantation owners , and businessmen who thronged the city streets also looked for the distraction of other pleasures , and prostitution was rife in the less salubrious parts of town .

Indeed , most trained sewing operators see this defect correction simply as part of their job .

Only when the French succeeded in blowing up part of the garrison , during the War of the Spanish Succession in 1707 , was the castle taken .

One part of the building slides under an adjoining bridge ; another emerges from a reflecting pool .

We kind of had some , uh , not reservation about moving , it was an elective move for us , but certainly , um , living in a different part of the country than we were used to was , uh , something which was a change for us and something that we had thought long about .

This `` other '' Balearics may not be as inexpensive or as accessible as the one sold by travel operators , but if visitors venture beyond the well - trodden tracks of their packaged predecessors , they 'll discover a spectacularly beautiful part of the world .

Some can still be found today in rural parts of northern New Mexico and Texas .

Uh , I think one of my favorite parts is when the two prophets , you know , they had the two ?

Originally , Banyan Tree Lake ( Ronghu ) and Fir Tree Lake ( Shahu ) were a single expanse , forming part of the moat which protected the city wall .

Second , an initial exponential expansion of geometry might overcome , as the inflationary hypothesis does , the particle - horizon problem in cosmology , in which we confront the puzzle of why parts of the universe that have been out of apparent causal contact since the big bang can be so similar .

But , but my Aunt Mary , again , she was a very instrumental part of my life .

Part of India 's legacy after several centuries of bureaucracy ( do n't just blame the British civil service — it began long before ) is an inordinate respect for the written document and the rubber stamp .

From the outset of the factory system in woven apparel , after cloth has been laid out and cut in the configurations of patterns for various sizes , the cut parts have been grouped by parts of the garment — fronts , backs , sleeves , patches for pockets , collars — and tied together into bundles for operators , who sew together individual parts — hence the term `` bundle system . ''

Um , when you 're talking about your favorite stories , what was your favorite part of the story ?

Shanghai 's only ancient pagoda , part of the Longhua Temple ( Longhuagusi ) complex in the southwest suburbs , was rebuilt more than a thousand years ago .

Finished goods distribution is often a part of the same complex .

Um , well , when I was about 15 I had to move from one part of Charlotte to another and it was a very hard experience for me because , um , my mother had , was remarried , um , because my father had died a few years prior to this .

Reduced rates are available at many hotels through tour operators that specialize in Israel or through airlines as part of land - package arrangements .

Intuitively , phase information can get lost more readily when two lumpy parts of a geometry couple than when two flat parts of a geometry couple .

To my mind that does n't really matter what part of the country you are from .

You 'll leave through the Beulé Gate , a remaining part of the Roman defensive system .

In other parts of the Southwest this style of cooking is reserved for special events such as weddings , funerals , and large family gatherings .

Well , like I told you Tammy I could tell bits and parts of my life story and make , I do n't know how many books .

This is Schreierstoren , also part of the new city wall of 1480 .

For example , the North Fork is deemed part of a significant cluster of elevated incidence , even though the contiguous ZIP codes 11971 ( SMR = 0.9058 ) and 11944 ( SMR = 0.8602 ) are below the expected value .

you know um welcoming welcoming everyone that wants to come here and even when i was younger when when i was in college i was a member of the NAACP because i lived up north and i was very into that the human rights part of everything

The Administrator shall implement this subsection under 40 CFR part 76 ( 2001 ) , amended as appropriate by the Administrator .

( 5 ) ( A ) The term `` baseline heat input '' means , except under subpart 1 of part B and section 407 , the average annual heat input used by a unit during the three years in which the unit had the highest heat input for the period 1997 through 2001 .

The Isle of Scilly Steamship Company run ferries between Penzance and St Mary 's , for prices and information call 0800 373307 .

ALL the jobs on the second hoverspeed ferry between Stranraer and Belfast are going to the Irish .

That evening , when crossing the River Tay on the ferry between Dundee and Tayport , he fell overboard and drowned . "

If you wish to book a ferry through us , add on the appropriate price for the route you require .

And to discover the rest of it , why not take a Sealink ferry from Harwich to the Hook of Holland ?

We got the ferry from Picton but left the car there , the intention being that I would return , take it to Christchurch , and sell it there .

We went by overnight ferry from Portsmouth to Caen , arriving early next morning for the eight-hour drive southeast to the Jura 's main resort , Les Rousses .

We crossed into France and caught the 12:15 ferry from Dunkirk to Ramsgate .

Passengers arriving by ferry from Belgium at Felixstowe do not now have to declare goods , while cargo vessels travelling between EC countries do not have goods cleared by Customs staff .

FIRE broke out yesterday on a cross-Channel ferry sailing from Dieppe to Newhaven .

The easiest way to reach the area is by chain ferry from Sandbanks at Poole .

They travelled by ferry , and among the places that they visited were Paris , Lille and Bruges .

From there she could have travelled to France or Belgium but it is not known whether she boarded a ferry .

They will then take a ferry to France to visit Paris before flying to Honolulu via San Francisco .

What Philby did not guess was that , having warned Maclean for him , Burgess would join him on the night ferry to St Malo en route to Moscow , on 25 May 1951 .

Measures adopted by the IMO to improve the safety of passenger ferries became international law in October 1989 and April 1990 .

The ferry crosses to Kyleakin and from here a good modern road heads west , replacing a narrow and rough one that tested the car springs of the early visitors to the Cuillin .

The time flew past and we got onto the ferry at 4.00 pm and sailed at 5.00 pm .

We eventually arrived in Dunkirk at 2.00 pm with a three hour wait until our ferry sailed .

It is the basis for a range of ocean-going ferries and cargo vessels that Japanese shipbuilders hope to sell in a decade 's time .

On Thursday we travel by ferry to Kintyre and then from Claonaig to Lochranza where we visit the 16th-century tower house ( HS ) .

Two postgraduate students , Nina Valebjorg and Ann Heidi Hansen , made a mid-January trip on the Stavanger to Newcastle ferry , planning to ask passengers why they were visiting the UK and Scotland .

` We came across some people from Papua New Guinea who were selling handicrafts and were confronted with a boatload of western tourists -- all convinced they could buy for a knock-down rate . 

The first boatload of coal was carried along this section of the canal in June 1912 , having been evidently lifted to the cut by the Foxton tramway . 

Thereafter he was allowed only six boatloads of brushwood a year , to be taken out under view of the bailiff . 

A boatload of men came ashore to demand a ransom of 2000 guineas [ £2100 ] , or the surrender of the local vicar as a hostage , for not attacking the town . 

He went , knowing that the fishermen were being sent back to Berwick with a boatload of provisions , and even some powder and ball , from Dunbar , with offers of more . 

Ms Greenberg must surely champion Quebec 's newly opened Musée de la Civilisation which greets boatloads of St Lawrence cruise ship passengers with a garish jumble of consumer items and gimmicks borrowed directly from the shopping mall . 

At the end of the war Eva Peron , the wife of the Argentinian dictator , sent us a boat-load of brown cloth . 

Flake the tuna and add most of it to the bowl , together with the beans . 

AFTER a year in prison , former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson is studying the Moslem faith , skipping prison food in favour of canned tuna , and receiving visitors ranging from Whitney Houston to Spike Lee . 

Husayn would sail in , land his cargo of salt and lamp oil and canned tuna at one of the pint-sized harbours some distance from the port . 

Serve the salad on a plate with the flaked tuna arranged on top of the beans . 

Add the flaked tuna and salt and pepper , then mix with the tortiglioni . 

Here , perhaps , green consumerism can try to get us to eat tuna that has been caught in a wildlife-friendly way ! 

Luke sipped his juice : its extreme stringency caused him to lift both elbows and give a single , embittered nod . 

I could tell that my father was looking at me from the other end of the table , swilling his juice round in his glass and staring at my head as I bent over my plate . 

` Oh shut up , " replied her friend good-naturedly , sipping her tomato juice . 

The good news is that there is a simple and enjoyable way of getting in trim and keeping your weight within its ideal range without resorting to munching lettuce and drinking carrot juice all the time . 

Like Southern Baptists of Tennessee , many Northern Irish Presbyterians believe that the wine enjoyed by Jesus and His disciples must have been grape juice , since Christians do not drink alcohol . 

Mix the lime juice , honey and cloves in a small bowl ; drizzle over the mango pieces . 

" Milton-Humberside 's eyes narrowed as he sipped his lethal cocktail of Foster 's lager and concentrated lime juice -- a drink for gamblers , heartbreakers , hell-raisers . 

Lunch was an avocado and prawn sandwich and a carton of mango juice , which I admit were a bit out of character but otherwise I looked for all the world like a real musher . 

It went down her nail to the quick and the onion juice made it sting . 

Add the pineapple juice and stir constantly over the heat until the chocolate melts . 

` Mum -- " Nutty turned round and her mother let out a wild scream , shooting plum juice all over the tablecloth . 

Your baby will love the taste -- and you can be happy in the knowledge that Robinsons concentrated juices are giving them the goodness that they need . 

Cook the pears in the apple juice until just tender but still firm . 

We are fully licensed , and specialise in local ale , apple juice and Sussex wines . 

If you can not stomach orange juice ( it might be too acidic ) try apple juice or tomato juice . 

Boil the apple juice , sugar and geranium leaves for 5 minutes . 

Italian-style cold drinks , such as iced coffee granita or a zingy blend of fresh fruit juices and grenadine , are also worth exploring . 

Fruit juices are high in fructose , which weight for weight has the same calories as sucrose ( ordinary sugar ) . 

They say that cider is essentially a fermented fruit juice like wine , and therefore it should be taxed like wine . 

Slice the kidneys thickly and add to the pan with the lemon juice . 

For instance , people have long known that squeezing lemon juice on sliced fruits prevents them from turning brown , but until recently it was not known why lemon juice has this effect . 

Dribble over some lemon juice and grind some black pepper onto the salad . 

Alternatively , stir the honey and vinegar into a 400g ( 14oz ) can of pear halves in natural juice . 

The red of my anger bubbled up like the rosy orange juice squeezed by the vendors ' machines in the main street in our village . 

Place freshly squeezed orange juice and rind , clear honey or syrup and alcohol in a large saucepan and heat gently until honey has dissolved . 

At 3.00pm we staggered onto the summit after endless moves of II and III and guzzled down the orange juice . 

With any virus , going to bed , making yourself as warm as possible , sleeping and drinking plenty of fruit juice and water ( not milk ) is the best form of medication . 

Nell was n't there , but Zak and some of the other actors were , sitting four to a table , drinking pale-looking orange juice and not eating carrot cake because of the calories . 

She drinks a litre-carton of orange juice a day which contributes around 350 calories . 

A researcher found out her favourite colour -- a sort of purply-pink and we laid on her favourite drink -- Perrier water with cranberry juice . 

He drank orange juice and black coffee , anchored them with a slice of toast . 

If Tawno had drunk that poisoned juice , I would have put out my tongue and licked the last drops off the sides of the glass , so as to be dead with him . " 

Charsky poured himself a glass of apple juice , then wandered back to the bedroom to finish dressing . 

Then skim off the fat , pour the juices back into the roasting tin and bubble them up . 

These men were wealthy and the rum was politeness rather than a bribe , particularly the effort of squeezing fresh orange juice . 

Squeeze the juice of half a lemon over each trout , using two lemons in all . 

In addition , the questionnaire asked how the juice was stored , i.e. types of containers , and whether citrus juices and citrus peel were added during food preparation and / or food serving [ 28 ] . TQ asked about usual tea intake over the past year , as well as a lifetime consumption pattern and how the past year intake differed from the lifetime pattern ( amount or type or preparation techniques ) .

Several participants reported less consumption of carrot juice at 7 months than at 2 months .

Recent outbreaks have stemmed from bad drinking water , apple juice , and hamburger meat .

It 's so dry and ( except for winter ) hot in the oasis that tourists are advised to drink as much tea or juice as possible to forestall dehydration .

In this study we utilized a pure vegetarian diet composed mostly of common fruits , vegetables , nuts , tubers , carrot juice , and dehydrated barley grass juice while tracking participants ' FMS status during a 7 - month period of time .

As Martin , attired in an exquisite light-blue dress shirt buttoned at the neck , watches from a couch , sipping cranberry juice , ... Martin on screen is making a weird birthing grimace and taking eggs out of his pants .

The mutagenicity - reducing activity per weight of peels of citrus fruits was considerably higher than that of their juices [ 16 ] . The two main compositional differences between peel and juice components are that the peel contains a higher concentration of ascorbic acid than the juice , and that the peel also contains higher concentrations of active components ( d-limonene , hesperidin , naringin , and auraptene ) than do the juice and pulp .

CQ asked detailed information on consumption of each type of citrus fruit and juice .

Instructions were given on what foods to eat ( fresh fruits , salads , raw vegetables , carrot juice , nuts , seeds , whole grain products , tubers , flax seed oil , extra virgin olive oil ) what foods to avoid ( alcohol , caffeine , foods containing refined sugar , corn syrup , refined and / or hydrogenated oil , refined flour , dairy , eggs , and all meat ) and how to prepare freshly extracted carrot juice with the supplied Champion juicer ( Plastaket Mfg.

Cathartic medications fall into several classes [ 70 ] . For patients with advanced illness , poor mobility , and decreased oral intake , a stimulant laxative ( eg , prune juice , senna , casanthranol , or bisacodyl ) is appropriate front - line therapy [ 71 ] . Osmotic laxatives ( eg , magnesium salts , lactulose , sorbitol ) may be added .

Hard - drinking locals down poncha ( sugar - cane brandy , lemon juice , and honey ) in shadowy bars , while grizzled old fishermen play cards or repair their boats , awaiting their next trip .

Stewart was on hand at the NYSE to ring the opening bell for her big day , after , says the Journal , serving the money men a breakfast of scones , croissants and fresh - squeezed orange juice .

Piper auritum leaf juice is applied topically to remove ticks and head lice in El Salvador and Ecuador respectively [ 92 ] . In Guatemala , Panama and Columbia the juice of crushed leaves of Piper species or the decoction of roots are drunk or used in baths for snakebites or rubbed onto the body as a snake repellent [ 63 95 139 ] . In Eastern Nicaragua and Jamaica Piper hispidum is used in remedies for colds , fever , stomach aches and for aches and pains [ 116 53 ] . In Trinidad , Puerto Rico and other Caribbean countries Piper amalgo leaf infusions are used as ritual baths or baths to perfume the body [ 52 16 ] .

The company 's 1996 shipment of unpasteurized apple juice led to an E. coli outbreak that killed a 16 - month - old girl and sickened at least 66 other people .

' Other loanwords which have acquired changed meanings include chitra ` axis deer , ' from citra ` spotted ' ; hathi ` gray , ' from hathi ` elephant ' ; pukka ` genuine , reliable , good , ' from pakka ` cooked , ripe , mature ' ; puttee ` soldier 's legging , ' from patti ` bandage ' ; pyke ` civilian at whose expense a soldier is treated , ' from payik ` messenger ' ; and toddy ` type of hot drink , ' from tari ` palmyra palm juice .

SCREW SOLE COMFORTABLE 1 ounce sloe gin SCREW AGAINST 1 ounce Southern THE WALL Comfort 1 ounce sloe gin Orange juice to fill 1 ounce Southern Glass : Collins , with ice Comfort ( A Sole Screw with the Orange juice to fill addition of Southern 1/2 ounce Galliano floated Comfort . )

The dehydrated barley grass juice was consumed by all but 2 subjects who reported immediate nausea upon consumption of the powder .

Compliance of subjects was monitored by self - reported food intakes on a food frequency questionnaire , and by requests for more dehydrated barley grass juice .

she she had some kind of a dispute over some orange juice with the with the owner of the store the owner of the store popped her

Apparently , Mr . Wheeler was under the impression that rubbing one 's face with lemon juice rendered it invisible to videotape cameras .

HAWAIIAN PUNCH Splash of grenadine 1 ounce sloe gin Fill with half orange ¾ ounce Southern juice , half Comfort pineapple juice .

um when you say lemon pepper marinade you put lemon juice and pepper together

Do they prefer Warlock-Cola to pumpkin juice , and have their mail delivered by eagles or pterodactyls instead of owls ?

In the gustatory realm , backwords are common : Fresh - squeezed orange juice and hand - dipped ice cream simply make the point that most juice and ice cream no longer come that way .

Irradiators containing cobalt-60 or another radioactive source would bombard hamburger , apple juice , and other foods with gamma rays , killing resident bacteria and parasites .

Following Noble 's instructions , I put a little cheap white wine into 15 glasses and then spiked each one with a different physical standard : peach puree , apricot puree , brine of asparagus , strawberry jam , wet cardboard , fresh strawberry , pineapple juice , soy sauce , green olive , melted butter , coffee grinds , fresh lime juice , cloves , vanilla , and shaved almonds .

what are we yeah yeah hat 's in the juice this is what i would put in juice

And then Esmark was purchased by Beatrice , the ultimate consumer company for the 1980s , selling Butterball turkeys , Samsonite luggage , and Tropicana orange juice ( while paying millions of dollars for an ad campaign designed to create brand loyalty around a name , Beatrice , that did not appear on even one of its products ) .

Given that the government restricts health claims even for innocuous foods such as orange juice and eggs , it 's reasonable to decide that booze merchants are the wrong people to entrust with public education about drinking .

Fill with half milk , half Glass : Collins , with ice orange juice ; shake .

Meat is the most common source of E. coli O157:H7 , but raw milk , vegetables , and fruit juice have carried it in recent outbreaks .

To give `` 1604 '' as the date for lemonade after giving `` 15c '' as the date for lemon might give one the impression that it took Englishmen about 200 years to find out how to make lemonade ( or what to name what they got when they squeezed a lemon and mixed the juice with water and sugar ) .

( You may recall that toxic E. coli showed up in alfalfa sprouts two months ago , and in Odwalla apple juice last year . )

yeah i i 've gotten to where i wo n't even buy juices anymore because i 'm afraid of what 's in there

KAMIKAZE BLEEDING BRAIN 1 ounce vodka Fill a shot glass with half 1 ounce Triple Sec peppermint schnapps , Few drops Rose 's Lime half Irish cream liqueur , Juice and add a few drops of Glass : rocks glass , with grenadine .

An Alabama Slammer , for instance , is made from sweetish liquors and fruit juice .

I say semi - processed because wine is not the mass - produced , machine - made , processed food that orange juice is , so the winemaker can not interfere as much with the process .

The intern / production assistant must open his cranberry juice and pour it over ice for him , just so .

So is hamburger already made into patties , or cheese that has been shredded , or 100 - percent - pure orange juice that comes in a container with a screw top . )

well yeah but it it 's like it 's just chicken it it 's as much as you want you know torn up and and rice and cream of chicken soup and some mayonnaise and lemon juice

Participants reported drinking 2 - 4 240 ml servings of carrot juice daily , so that the mean intake of beta-carotene was 52 mg / day .

it 's like uh eight ounces of cream cheese softened and you mix it with one tablespoon onion juice and one tablespoon lemon juice one tablespoon Worcester sauce

equal the orange juice was label concentrate manufactured in the United States and Turkey

because certainly they 're not using it for juices and stuff i mean they use the junk for that it makes me wonder gosh if they 're using junk for that what are we getting here

Genesis might as well be , say , Microsoft -- you know , no neckties , brainy employees , only the freshest fruit juice in the machines .

because you can you can put it on top of the stove and do this and and there 's so much broth and juice in there that it has to uh soak up into the rice all day long in order for it to uh uh to come out fluffy and and nice

If the need arises to order a drink , try Prudie 's favorite : cranberry juice and soda , in a wine glass .

Breakfast is not usually included at US hotels , except on executive floors and at some budget motels that offer morning coffee , orange juice , and doughnuts or muffins .

yeah we we have a real nice cafeteria we can go to that anytime during the day and it 's always it is always nice to go down there and get a coffee or a tea or a juice

oh yeah they look terrible here i look at those thing i say i would n't buy them not even to squeeze for orange juice uh

here we call it pop i guess on the east coast you 'd call it soda and uh juices and

get elaborate we could do something like that but for right now they think it 's a thrill to put put a pool in the backyard you know one of those little five foot KMart specials give them a glass of juice and boy they 're ready for the afternoon you know

throw the lids and everything out but uh put all the glass in one place and plastics like milk jugs uh orange juice jugs things like that

who would have though of it apple say orange apple apple juice and turkey

um no there 's there 's only one pop machine and it 's not accessible to the cafeteria now so uh mainly what they serve in there is juice and coffee and tea

On the streets around the park — each named after a flower — there are small hotels and restaurants , plus portable stalls selling fresh fruit juices or hot Mexican snacks .

She bills your candy bar , juice , and cigarettes ( as well as her own candy bar , juice , and cigarettes ) to the magazine ( $15 ) .

um the we did n't have water for four days and when we did get it it looked like apple juice it was awful and and you know to see how they live over there

ALABAMA SLAMMER 1 ounce Southern CHERRY BOMB Comfort 1 ½ ounce cherry 1 ounce sloe gin brandy Fill with orange juice .

Subjects were given a 2 - month supply of dehydrated barley grass juice powder ( Barleygreen ) and a blend of laxative herbs and psyllium seed ( Herbal Fiberblend ) ( AIM International , Nampa , ID ) , with instruction to ask for more when this supply was finished .

Corner stores now stock Saint Johnswort , Snapples come spiked with ginseng , and juice bars sprinkle ginkgo on smoothies .

MELONBALL CREAMSICLE 1 ounce Midori 1 ounce vodka 1 ounce vodka 1 ounce Triple Sec Fill with orange juice .

Or , to enliven an otherwise slow afternoon , you might remove the upper third of an eggshell , deposit the raw egg in a small pitcher or juice glass , and scramble it under the steam nozzle of an espresso machine .

a product from some company down at uh in Atlanta Georgia i believe it was one of these um one of these um mixers these like these juice machines and uh

The children were watching TV peacefully , but Annie saw her as she bobbed her head around the door , gave a pleased gurgle and started to scramble down . 

Coming back from this explosion he checked the damage -- in the tradition of his Corps -- and heard the gurgle of water flowing into the dry-dock . 

The smell of the peat , gurgle of water racing over boulders and chuckle of flocks of fieldfares searching for mountain ash berries are as characteristic as the scenery itself . 

Liz heard the toilet flushing , the gurgle of the washbowl , and eventually Anna came down . 

She pronounces the word ` damn " with a little gurgle of amusement : ` Dem cheek . 

There were no sounds except the soft cooing of wood pigeons , the gurgle of the water and the strident cry of the snow white peacocks rising above the castle walls . 

Winter sweet , viburnum , and witch hazel were all in flower ; the air was so still that they could hear the distant gurgle of the river from down in the valley . 

By this time Irene was emitting a steady gurgle of contentment , when she was n't laughing her head off . 

A baby separated from its mother also uses infrasound , and when suckling it emits infrasonic versions of a human baby 's gurgles . 

His face got redder till finally , like a squeezed pimple , it suddenly burst sending his head 's gory contents flying in all directions . 

It has antiseptic properties to help fight pimples , acts like a cleanser because it draws dirt out of pores , yet at the same time it moisturises and softens too . 

Although we tend to get most spots in our teens , we are liable to get the odd pimple even after 40 , and ` cosmetic acne " can cause distress at any age . 

Some cleansers help loosen simple blackheads , but are unsuitable for whiteheads , inflamed pimples or cysts . 

His shirt was n't clean and he had the beginnings of a pimple at the corner of his mouth and another about to burst above the knot of his cravat . 

And there was a , two friends of theirs who were courting and he 'd got a pimple on the end of his nose . 

It was when a thief of some brilliance spirited away some micro-miniaturized documents hidden in a pimple on his chin . 

He 'd had a real pimple when he arrived , but during the time he took to find and bribe an official to provide the documents , the blemish had healed , . 

If Bootsy had a chin , it was not much in evidence and Matthew could see two distinct pimples beside his nose . 

Mothers are encouraged to give their children one dose a week to prevent pimples and spots caused by clogged up bowels . 

Alan Hardy said later : ` I remember she came in costume for her audition looking a little on the tarty side . 

This was Madge , who made costumes for the rest of us to wear at the party nights . 

The climax of the fortnight was the Grand Edwardian-Ball , which was the most important occasion of the whole winter , and thinking up suitable costumes for this event kept the ladies occupied for weeks beforehand . 

Increasingly , the monarchy was involved in courtly display , and it was as the administrator of such functions that Cawarden was to win fame , providing costumes for men and horses and complicated scenic devices . 

Groups of morris dancers from as far afield as the Cotswolds and the Borders took to the streets in their colourful costumes for the festival procession through the town centre . 

For Kahlo , however , choosing to don the costume of the Tehuana , as for example in Tree of Hope ( 1946 ) ( Fig. 8 ) , was to embody a powerful icon of cultural identity . 

All around the region of Lake Titicaca the women traditionally top colourful costumes of billowing skirts and woollen jerseys with bowler hats . 

At dinner after a meeting in 1838 , a guest suggested that on the following year all house-guests should wear the costumes of knights and their ladies . 

The traditional costume of the men is white baggy knee-length trousers , a white long-sleeved and open-necked shirt with a soft collar and a red sash at the waist . 

They must have been close to the same age , but Sandra looked very young , like a petulant child wearing the costume of a grown woman . 

Gilbert Forbes , still in his butler 's costume but without the tail coat and his toupee , was standing at the back of the group , his bald head pallid above his painted face . 

With the invitations , it is helpful to give other parents a few ideas as to how they may make their children 's costumes . 

` Since he appeared in pantomime he 's regarded it as his lucky costume " 

` We would n't have been here then , " the one in the nun 's costume said , snapping the last of her buckles . 

I did n't believe that even Bobbie would have committed burglary to set the finishing touch to Marie 's Cleopatra costume . 

It was when Gesner stepped on to the stage -- on this occasion looking unbelievable in his Mandrika costume successfully altered by Wardrobe -- that Busacher forgave him , nearly , for all the trouble he caused . 

Her last words were to ask for her Swan costume to be put ready . 

` They needed something to sell the show , and used a young girl in skimpy bathing costumes to draw people to watch , " said Kathy , 16 , who played child bride Fizz . 

Her hair had been done in the salon at the Grand ( paid for by TVS ) , and she was wearing what looked like a gypsy costume . 

Staff celebrated the occasion in style , and Bank Officer Alan Bell spent all day in early 19th century period costume . 

My wife wears a silk costume … and a hat with black feathers ’ . 

Similarly the artist Goncharova 's original gorgeously coloured designs for traditional Russian wedding costumes were made austere in keeping with Nijinska 's demands for simplicity even though Les Noces was to be danced sur les pointes . 

Cavalry Demonstrations in period costume with full authentic c. 19th encampment and equipment . 

Terrified children were led outside in their costumes away from the poisonous fumes . 

Mala jerked her costume up to cover herself and swung around , glaring at the thing furiously . 

Artists and art historians criticise the removal of a red robe on the Master of Ceremonies to reveal a green costume beneath 

Must remember this when tempted into the local hen shop. ) 9 pm Ben Frow arrives to try on costumes for Re:Joyce . 

When we were dressing up kids , I always tried to look elegant , classy , sexy or feminine , whereas she dressed more how she wanted in weird and wacky costumes , like a cowboy outfit . 

This was no papier mâché and cardboard affair , but an elaborate performance straddling a giant articulated lorry and trailer , with dazzling costumes , pumping soundtrack and hundreds of brilliant flashing light bulbs . 

Handmade dolls with china faces and elegant costumes cost up to £90 . 

Even so , its vibrant rhythms and gorgeous costumes make it Mr Chen 's most accessible film so far . 

Watkin would have pride of place as St George while Ranulf the rat-catcher eagerly agreed to put on a costume and act the role of the dragon . 

The town 's ` Oompah " band , dressed in traditional costumes , gives regular concerts , and the well known ` Hauser " group will delight you with their noisy Schuhplatter dances , singing and yodelling . 

The downstairs restaurant where breakfast is served , has walls decorated with paintings of people dressed in traditional local costumes . 

Whenever the circus came to a new town he used to dress up in his costume and go out into the streets with a clown on stilts and do a turn . 

Mother , dressed in her black costume and black hat , was just taking hold of the handle of an old leather suitcase . 

Once outside she said , ` I 've got my costume under my clothes . " 

Then the understudy goes through agonies of indecision before the Company Manager gives him the order to get into costume and makeup . 

That night Gesner got into his Luxembourg costume early , slid out of the stage door and into the outside entrance of the small studio . 

He was essentially a European filmmaker , and he was drawn to pictures that featured lavish costumes and spectacular sets . 

The entire cast , in costume and make-up , sets off in a vintage bus at 10 a.m. on the traditional annual pilgrimage to the children 's hospital . 

` Even when the operetta is set in Paris or St Petersburg , it is always Viennese in style , with traditional Viennese costumes and turn of the century sets . 

Her colleague 's fairy costume had been badly injured by an admirer who had sat on it . 

LANDED GENTLY : Fergie , now in a one-piece bathing costume , and friend crawl out of their hideaway swimming pool after a refreshing dip 

BANK of Scotland has introduced Keycard Plus , a new multi-function debit card which guarantees cheques up to £100 , accesses cash machines and effects payments at point of sale terminals for both Switch and Eftpos card systems . 

So simply by carrying on your premium payments at the same level , the DOUBLE PAYOUT PLAN will give you continuing protection for the rest of your life . 

The actual payment at time of writing is between £1.50 and £1.70 per hour per child , but with a possible reduction for any second and subsequent child . 

On 9 October , 1912 the Football League appointed a commission to inquire into alleged illegal payments by the club . 

Five countries — Nigeria , Côte d'Ivoire , Kenya , Zambia and Zimbabwe — contribute two-thirds of all interest payments by Africans . 

Usually it is a matter of payment by instalments with intervening reciprocities in the form of hospitality and counter-gifts meanwhile . 

For many years , successive governments have promoted the advantages of private home ownership , most conspicuously by subsidising mortgage interest payments by tax relief . 

The remainder of thirty two thousand nine hundred and thirty nine pounds and eighty six pence was covered by an interim payment by the defendants . 

First they had to prepare a claim for payment for furniture , bedding and carpets from the Department of Health and Social Security . 

` I will bring the shoes I am making for you now , the ones with the amethysts as decoration and I will expect payment for the work I 've done , mind . 

Sometimes the fee he paid for joining was expressed to be payment for a consignment of the goods which the scheme was supposed to be marketing . 

In particular the Court found unconstitutional the differentiation between levels of payment for lost land and those for other property , and also the restriction of compensation to claims for property expropriated after June 8 , 1949 . 

The tsar was wrong to think that he could rely on payment for the help he had given Austria in 1849 . 

Eurotunnel has offered payment in shares but TML does n't want shares . 

In particular , s 286(5) provided relief where a loan was repaid by the debtor or a third party or where the company agreed that the loan should be settled by payment in kind . 

If your business regularly makes or receives payments in foreign currencies , or wishes to borrow in anticipation of receiving payments from abroad , you may find it convenient and cost-effective to open foreign currency bank accounts . 

Soft commissions are payments in the form of portfolio valuation , computer hardware and software , to fund managers by brokers in return for a certain amount of business each year . 

A common law or possessory lien is the right to retain goods , money , or documents which are in one's possession until payment of some claim due from the owner . 

In most cases the hereditary wardens and foresters of fee , or their heirs , were able within a few years to recover their bailiwicks by payment of substantial fines to the Crown . 

More than two-thirds of those aged 60 or over when interviewed had received a redundancy payment of £3,000 or more . 

Ask for a one-time up-front payment of $30 from each beneficiary , instead of payments spread over 30 years ( as presently planned ) . 

O&Y has also missed a C$450m principal payment on Toronto 's Scotia Plaza development and a $100m principal payment on a New York property . 

Some types of life assurance provide a cash payment on a director 's retirement to buyout his or her shareholding . 

Usually , you lose the widow 's pension at the time of a divorce , though you may be able to benefit from the lump sum payment on death . 

Rent increases of 100 per cent were common throughout the town and one landlord had already been evicted because he signed a lease but failed to meet payments on his rent which increased seven-fold . 

That is expected to entail payments on a sliding scale ranging from £7 to £86 . 

Of course , America is concerned about our debt payments to her in the event of a freeze in German reparations . 

A great deal of Thomas 's trade had passed through the hands of Spencer Grenfell who seemed to have trouble bringing in payment to her father on time . 

John Gummer , the UK Minister of Agriculture , Fisheries and Food , has suggested that the European Community ( EC ) should have the power to suspend subsidy payments to farmers who pollute the environment . 

The House of Lords held that the board alone , and not a committee of the board , could grant special payments to a director so as to bind Guinness . 

Your overseas customer will need to provide the bank which is sending the payment with details of your branch and account number . 

But Famlio was n't about to enforce any demands for " protection " payments with the FedPol watching . 

The final dividend should be 10 per cent up on last year 's payment . 

The law which makes Work Experience possible for young people in their last year of compulsory education specifically forbids their receiving payment . 

Widows have suffered an additional loss from the freezing of the £1,000 widow 's payment , a matter on which the Government are curiously shy . 

Worker 's compensation payments alone in cases involving falls , now average more than $8500 per incident in North America , and 

Many first time buyers are seeing more than half their take home pay eaten up by their mortgage payments . 

In the end , the best the miners ' union could achieve was redundancy payments averaging around $2,480 . 

At the same time , larger companies may take advantage of smaller suppliers by delaying payment . 

With a direct debit the person receiving payment tells your branch how much is due and when . 

Successes have included gaining removal expenses for a woman who had been refused them , and furniture from Calderdale Voluntary Services for another woman who was not entitled to a Single Payment from the DHSS . 

Some large international banks offer their customers export factoring services whereby the bank despatches debtor statements to importers and ultimately collects payment . 

They acquired joint and exclusive occupation of the flat in consideration of periodical payments and they therefore acquired a tenancy jointly . 

PT Ltd also contended that although the annual rental payments were complete in March 1991 , the court should be concerned with the tax year . 

The taxpayer 's arguments that the rent was an annual payment payable in quarterly instalments did not assist . 

These daily payments or receipts are called " variation margin " . 

Ferranti has said that its revised net worth will have to be reduced by £185m forcing the company to abandon the final dividend payment for the year to March 1989 . 

Worthless character had now run foul of the law and was willing to take one final payment , enough to get him out of the State , and out of her life for ever . 

Please find enclosed a cheque from Nether Wyresdale Parish Council for £1163.25 in full payment of your invoice dated 24 November 1991 for supplying and fitting a boiler and flue pipe at Scorton Public Hall . 

BBCE , the parent company of Radio Times , appealed against the Copyright Tribunal 's decision to award minimum payments for listings information to newspapers and magazines on the last possible date . 

Only payments of cash of at least £600 fall within the scope of Gift Aid . 

Payment by cheque will be accepted if accompanied by a banker 's card ( see Chapter 5 ) and if it is within the limit of the banker 's card ( usually £50 ) . 

The banks operate the system of payment by cheques and offer a wide range of financial services to their customers . 

Required payment of war reparations from a special UN-administered fund created from a levy of an unspecified percentage of Iraq 's oil export earnings . 

Die Welt of Dec. 22 reported that France had raised the question of the payment of Second World War reparations to French nationals by Germany during the two-plus-four talks on German unification . 

Payment can be made by cheque , postal order or Access and Visa credit cards . 

Payments are made half yearly on 30 April and 30 October , based upon production from the Ninian field during the six months ending 31 December and 30 June respectively . 

Payments from the IOPCF were made on the basis of direct economic loss , rather than cash flow problems . 

Agents are notified of performances by the schools , and they also receive hundreds of letters from students inviting them to see particular performances . 

The technical structure of each step and pose is known and years of practice in hundreds of class-rooms have produced principles of calm and - spacious movement . 

Right at the bottom of the heap he found some really incriminating evidence , hundreds of little boxes , all flattened by someone 's big feet . 

They have destroyed hundreds of lives -- of the women separated for ever from their husbands , of young children forcibly kept from their mothers and old parents left in isolation because they do n't qualify as dependants . 

He noticed that hundreds of mushrooms had sprouted since his last visit , some as large as saucers . 

On Friday , 3 July a pitched battle occurred in Southall between hundreds of skinheads and local Asian people , and the police quickly became embroiled . 

THROUGHOUT his theatrical career , Tiller produced hundreds of troupes , giving them names like the Snowdrops , the Four Champions , the Imperial Quartette , and so on . 

We 're having to go to press early this week so that hundreds of off-season Santa Clause gnomes can stick dice onto magazines ( they 're a damn nuisance these dice , and no mistake ) . 

It killed 8,000 people , wrecked hundreds of ships , destroyed Eddystone lighthouse , 400 windmills and 800 houses . 

A van , loaded with explosives , blew up outside the Northern Bank in the busy High Street area as police were trying to evacuate hundreds of shoppers . 

Scientists have been studying hundreds of asthma sufferers to see if there 's a family link . 

Whilst William was distracted , a second man searched the house and stole hundreds of pounds in two rolls of bank notes -- his life savings . 

This morning they set up road blocks and questioned hundreds of motorists . 

Outraged by the local health unit 's decision to withdraw home helps from preparing meals for hundreds of disabled and elderly people , Alliance 's Siobhan Laird attacked the government 's entire community care programme . 

The decision not to ring-fence DSS money for drug and alcohol services is said to threaten hundreds of projects . 

These days they can cost hundreds rather than thousands of pounds , and drug rings are known to be using them . 

Convenience store chain Circle K is looking to replace hundreds of aging IBM PCs , used for in-store stock control . 

Liverpool City Council last year sacked hundreds of G M B members . 

What a nice place you have here ! " ; poses for photos with old ladies ; signs autographs ; and grasps hundreds of eagerly outstretched hands , without ever needing to introduce himself . 

She was ` in control of the empire " within two days of his death , said Tory MP David Shaw .

It is my firm belief that life is treating you real good and that God is in control of every other thing that matters to you

All the methods built off the idea that you are in control : anger is an emotion , and you can change your emotions .

Every decaying city in America has D 's firmly in control , and has forever .

The tone of the amendment remains deferential to the states ' control of the electoral process , even for national office .

One of the most prominent , lasting influences is that of the land grant system. Initially the Spanish government attempted to instate the encomienda system , in which a conquistador maintained direct control over the indigenous peoples and their land .

At a very basic level agency is about control and communion is about co-operation .

This was in turn replaced by the repartimento ; the natives were allowed to maintain control over their land and their laws but remained in every way the inferior of the Spanish , providing labor and taxes as demanded .

Since I live in Texas Ill have to resort to buying O'Douls and Welchs grape juice after the Baptists take control of the law in the State legislature .

To the greatest extent possible , California should shift control over interconnection away from th e utility and place that control with the California ISO .

To the right was the Main Control building , where the computers where maintained and supervised .

Never mind that in a regime that is controlled by warlords , it does not matter who is authorized to distribute the aid -- the ruling regional warlords will seize control of it and use it to their own advantage .

At the upper terminus there is a four-level shopping center , the Peak Galleria , and the Peak Tower , which resembles an airport control tower and has shops , entertainment , and restaurants .

Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska was chosen because of its elaborate command and control facilities , and because it could accommodate overnight lodging for 50 persons .

TGI Friday 's completely lost control of the page and eventually doled out a lot of free burgers .

You lose control of your typeface once it is released into the world .

'' The income tax is a form of tax that was advocated by Marx and Lenin because it cedes in principle to the government control of EVERY LAST DOLLAR that is made or earned in income , '' he bellowed , walking to the edge of the stage .

Effects of Lay Theories of Self-Control on Setting and Keeping Resolutions .

The paper took it as a given that Bin Ladin would continue to act against the United States even while under Taliban control .

It 's clear that if we do n't increase our base of private funding , we wo n't have the kind of control we need to ensure the continued success of our centers and the very important services they offer .

5. Such precise control of the shapes and sizes of areas/regions of genetically engineered cells would be very difficult to achieve with free viral vectors , which can diffuse freely in solution .

But in order to regain some control over their lives that they firmly believe they 've lost , they 're now trying to determine , with unwavering certainty , that we 've all been doing this wrong the whole time and if we just get back to what the founders wanted , everything will be ok .

all for the sake of protecting wholesaler profits by giving them unprecedented control and influence over the entire American alcohol industry .

If the USWA supported the efforts to revive the mills and encouraged worker control and ownership of the factories , then the government ( and potentially other important people and institutions as well ) might begin to think that the UWSA leaders were encouraging socialism .

After all , most of the rules that govern building design—fire codes , building codes , zoning laws , budgets , programmatic requirements , engineering norms—are outside the architect 's control ; stylistic rules are firmly within his purview .

You are not responsible for acts and eects beyond your control .

They try to exert some sort of control over it 's meaning by elevating it to a level that makes it untouchable .

Nevertheless , anomalous reaches that are not related to artificial controls , tributary influences , lithologic change , or paleotectonics may reasonably be assumed to be the result of active tectonics until proved otherwise .

Critics fail to credit Moore with not making the same mistake that some gun control advocates make -- concluding that gun ownership `` leads '' to violence .

The gun control movement , on the other hand , distracts from the real causes of violence -- poverty , paranoia , the `` war on drugs '' and antisexuality .

In the name of `` wolf control , '' wolf killers will predictably once again use aircraft to hunt wolves to the point of exhaustion , so that the wolves have , literally , no chance of survival .

EPA is obligated by a settlement agreement to issue by the end of 2004 a Maximum Achievable Control Technology ( MACT ) standard to require source-specific controls of mercury and other hazardous air pollutants from electric utilities .

Additionally , states know that if they do not get the reductions from power generators , they will have to impose significant reduction requirements on other local industrial and commercial sources or impose local transportation control measures .

Since states now know that EPA has authority to address transport pollution through responses to 126 petitions or by issuing a rule like the NOx SIP Call , we anticipate that states will be turning to these types of control approaches early in the SIP process .

Strategies and technologies for the control of SO2 , NOx and mercury emissions exist now , and improved methods are expected to become available over the next several years .

The air pollution control and monitoring technology industry is expected to continue to respond with cost-effective compliance solutions just as they have done for the past 30 years .

The 90% source-specific control for mercury is also problematic .

We have not seen anything that demonstrates that every coal-fired power plant would be able to achieve 90% source-specific controls for mercury by 2007 , without considerable fuel switching , which would be very disruptive to our economy and undermine energy security .

Over the past 10 years , more than 25 states have faced challenges in federal courts to their authority to regulate alcohol and their ability to maintain a licensed system of alcohol controls .

Even in the wake of successful suits that challenged the protectionist laws that wholesalers originally pushed , the state retained extraordinarily broad authority to maintain a robust system of alcohol controls .

The NYT goes a little further than the others in describing the meat regulatory system , pointing out that , concerned by problems of contamination , Agriculture officials have recently approved a new more stringent system of controls , but adding that the new system is not scheduled to be in place anywhere until early next year , and not at the Hudson plant until 1999 .

just send me a message if you want a copy : ) wrapping presents like a madwoman and the film control is awesome Every day is one day closer to freedom !

Can you make bonfires , Jimmy , building a cradle first so that there 's air to help the fire get started ? ''

Jimmy decided on clearing work first , on building bonfires of all the hacked stuff and sawing up branches later .

It was a cool night and someone had made a bonfire on the sand .

During the festivities a hastily built bonfire was set alight in the middle of the market place , and an equally hastily assembled replica of the Japanese Emperor was burnt to a cinder on top of it .

Big bonfires made of pitchy pinewood have a peculiar mystic fascination .

You can cut it up into little pieces , sprinkle it with holy water and make a bonfire , going three times round it widdershins -- ''

He was Wearing a thick hedge of brambles and overgrown shrubs at the bottom of the shrubbery and out of sight of the house , slashing at them with a billhook while Alex and she dragged the freed branches clear ready to build a bonfire .

` No , Mr Vass , I wo n't be making a bonfire with my sketches .

` But , as for these &hellip; '' with a gesture of contempt she held up the copies of the agreement ` &hellip; there 's no way in the world I 'm going to sign these , so you can make a bonfire with them , if you like ! ''

` I 'm taking the children to watch the bonfire just after six .

Mr Narey ruled out smoke from nearby factories or bonfires in the Wesley Place area .

` We in the west of Ireland have all the old customs that survive in England here and there -- the Garland Days , midsummer bonfires and decorated wells .

A bonfire on the beach tonight when it 'll be too dark for my eye to catch a few stray words of love .

A huge vat full of oil was bubbling over a monstrous bonfire and , bound hand and foot inside , stood a criminal being boiled to death .

A big pie was not something that could be made in a field and cooked on a bonfire , it would require skill and expertise in the use of large ovens and these were available as they were used by the local manufacturers of earthenware pipes :

They even reported a bonfire that went out of control in the local rag ! ''

The firm is also doubling its floor space as of June 15 when it adds adjacent offices in Marlborough to its plot . 

It should have powers to order compensation for the public and add an office in Scotland to look after Scottish complaints . 

If you wanted somebody to blow up the ANC offices , then Dirk Coetzee would do it . 

Rather than rent a building , the company decided to build its own offices and then spent 18 months to two years looking for a suitable area . 

Dockbuild Limited wants to build a pub and offices in the rundown yard off Bondgate . 

Conder Projects has planning permission to build a three-storey office on part of Russell Street long stay car park . 

Holly seemed to look at him as if the matter of a fire that destroyed the office of the Commandant was neither of occasion nor note . 

In World War II , when German bombing destroyed the Swire head office in the City , Swire moved his entire staff to his mother 's house in Harlow and they commuted to London together . 

A fire in St George 's on April 27 , 1990 , destroyed the General Post Office and some government offices , including the Finance Ministry . 

Bramble decided to follow , and when he entered the office , which was also the village shop , he found the stranger in earnest colloquy with the postmaster , one Algy Brind . 

I set off from Beirut for Jerusalem in the late autumn of 1980 ; and the moment I entered Rafi Horowitz 's office in Jerusalem , I realised that I had set myself no easy assignment . 

Entering his office , Manville saw that the tribulations of the morning were still not over . 

Paula Grey , a raven haired girl in her early thirties with strong bone structure , had just entered the office . 

I had noticed on the way in that Jefferson 's office was alongside the boardroom and , as the last visitor went through into the factory , I turned sharp left and entered his office . 

` and shortly after entering the office , while engaged listening to a letter which Mr. Griffiths commenced to read , concerning the Bishop 's Castle Railway , he fell back and shortly afterwards breathed his last " . 

As you enter Mr Kirby 's office you notice that Mr Kirby appears a little under pressure . 

But when the owners later asked for permission to erect a temporary office , they were told the greenhouse itself should have had permission … and it would have to come down . 

Mr Patten said privatisation of the Property Services Agency , which builds and furnishes Government offices , will not be practicable until the second half of 1992 . 

On Monday evening Ginny left the office without her usual sense of mild relief . 

Come back , Jimmy , all is forgiven , she thought with a trace of humour , as , leaving her office , she went on the errand herself . 

She locked her desk and her office , and moved majestically out of the Centre . 

Once he had forgotten to lock Mr Corcoran 's office and had been harshly reprimanded . 

To forget to lock her private office and leave the key in the lock . 

So Summerchild locks up his office and goes down the narrow staircase . 

All this disruption coincides with preparations to move to a new offices early next month , when all editing and layout will be done on computers . 

In spring 1988 Johnson asked for the case to be adjourned so that LGCM could move its office without appearing to have been thrown out . 

In January , as expected , Vaclav Havel moved back into this office when he was confirmed as President of the new Czech Republic . 

Apprenticed to the architect , T. Chatfield Clarke , he moved in 1873 into the offices of James Brooks . 

The company is currently operating eight sites and has just moved to a new office in South Normanton , Derbyshire . 

We moved into new offices in Singapore and overall our local operations based on extended DGPS networks and radio positioning services had record sales . 

And sitting , of course , more or less where he sat , now that he has moved into his new office . 

The man who ran the office was Michael Colborne , a chief petty officer whom Charles had become friendly with aboard HMS Norfolk , during his early days at sea . 

But if we were to pay phone bills , postage , future printing costs and fund a minimum wage for someone to run the NUJ office , we would need to hold some kind of fund-raising benefit . 

Jenny , who works three days a week , is assisted by full-time clerical officer Christine Ormston who runs the office at room D519 , Dalton House , Risley . 

Oxford City Council which runs the Tourist Office say they 've withdrawn the video because of public fears . 

He ran out the office to er screech about it when we used to park down here . 

But come , let me show you my office , " he held out his hand , ` Ray Shallows , Promotions Manager . " 

Garling entered a total of sixteen drawings for the competition , omitting the block plan , but showing the two offices separated by a wide street . 

Then he turned to me , apologising for keeping me waiting , and showed me in to his office . 

To have to sit in an office all day playing the same records -- all of which are awful -- over and over and over again -- well , it 's not funny , is it ? 

On 19 July Sergeant Harris was sitting in Berret 's office at the Yard , when the phone rang . 

I was sitting quietly in my office tidying up records when a duty nurse came in . 

It 's an unmentionably early hour of the morning and we 're sitting in his Soho office , feasting on take-away toast and cappuccino . 

` Dad is n't going to have to go away any more -- he 's been made vice-president -- gonna sit in an office all day right here in Tollemarche . " 

I 'll sit in her office and maybe catch Stephen when he finishes . " 

She sat in her bright office and thought of Müller coming to the apartment that day . 

He wondered if Hugh was sitting in his office , watching the traffic outside and smoking his foul little cigarettes . 

I started putting in more hours and sometimes found reason to sleep at the office , hoping I could sleep off this feeling of falling out of love . 

I mean , if needs be , I will bring work home and reckon to do it much later in the evening rather than staying in the office for hours and hours . 

The last thing the Profitboss will do is stay in the office to administer the paperwork on these projects . 

Since his return he had stayed in his own office with Detective-Superintendent Mercer of the local C.I.D. It was rumoured that Dr. Kerrison was with them . 

I 've had a great deal of fun reviewing Animation Works Interactive , so much so that I 've been staying in the office well past my normal time just to play with it . 

If then they still do not help , bring all your people and let them stay in the office until it is done . 

He nodded decisively , and equally firmly walked into her office and closed the door on Davidson 's hopeful face . 

The day he walked into the manager 's office Norwich were bottom of the First Division and relegation was more a probability than possibility . 

If you decide not to I 'll walk straight out of your office and you 'll never see me again . 

A thief just walked into the first floor office at Newman Lane industrial estate and then made off . 

After she had been practising her exercise for about ten days , she had gone out intending to walk to the local post office . 

NIGEL JEMSON will walk into Trevor Francis 's office this morning and demand to have his future sorted out . 

When he walked into the office the next day he found the new proprietor 's considerable bulk squeezed into his own chair , took the point and resigned . 

A new rock-store , drawing office , photographic department and some offices were added . 

Harry Dodson 's head gardener 's office is built on to the back wall of the kitchen garden at Chilton . 

Its houses , shop , pub and post office were built on a narrow shelf of rock looking out over Start Bay , and it had a population of more than a hundred people . 

The present head office was built in 1806 but extended and much altered in 1870 . 

By then , the Smethwick factory had trebled in size , and new offices had been built in Broad Street . 

Behind this colonnade shops and offices were built against the rear wall . 

` A large number of houses , post offices and government buildings were burned . 

The walls of the concourse were finished in New South Wales marble ; the ticket office was constructed entirely in Tasmanian blackwood ; and a feature of the booking hall was an elaborate gallery in stone and brick . 

That situation lead to the proposed wealth tax being stillborn , although the machinery for collection was at an advanced stage , and offices had been constructed . 

` Financial and management accounting departments have been separated to achieve greater control , and individual offices have been constructed . " 

The hoax devices discovered close to Seafield House and BP Expro 's offices were destroyed in controlled explosions by army bomb disposal experts , using remote controlled vehicles . 

In Mike 's office , furnished with heavily varnished Victorian club furniture . 

He used another key to get into his office and locked it after him . 

The new office , which we 've just moved into , is a rather different kettle of fish . 

In July , the regional office moved to the School of Architecture in Bath where it is united with the regional CPD unit . 

The Head Office , which had moved to Wales , will now also be moved to the North . 

A former bus driver , illness forced him to give up the DIAL office at Kingsley which he ran successfully for two years . 

The practice consisted of two offices which were run independently by B and W respectively . 

A LOYALIST gunman was shot and wounded by a soldier yesterday after an attack on an office run by the IRA 's political wing Sinn Fein . 

The office run by Oxfordshire county council was closed to the public while police carried out forensic investigations . 

Meanwhile , Britain 's government offices are being shown an easy way to cut their energy bills . 

The Englishman returned to his own palatial office and sat with his head in hands . 

They file into the office and sit round the long oak table , slightly in awe of Vic , serious men in chain-store suits , with pens and pencils sticking out of their breast pockets . 

Captain Maestrangelo went upstairs to his office and sat down , rubbing a hand wearily over his face . 

` How much exactly do you need to know , Sister ? " he asked as he came into her office and sat down . 

In this bright new world there is no place for the dragon : no one wants the shadow , wants the dark magic which is as old as the caves in the hills where we dwell . 

With the Keld Head system now the longest underwater cave in Europe , at some 6.5 kilometres , what were Yeadon 's and Crossley 's thoughts on the dive : 

A Neanderthal burial of about 60,000 years ago , at a cave in northern Iraq , even appears to have included flowers . 

Naked limestone is a feature of the river bed and there are caves in the bank below Danny Bridge in its lower reaches before joining the River Rawthey just before Sedbergh . 

The Colditz cave in Sheffield , described earlier , was built by Shepherd Construction . 

Cities are a karst topography with sewers performing precisely the function of limestone caves in Yugoslavia , which causes a parched physical environment , especially in city centres , 

There followed an urgent summons to direct a rescue excavation of three caves on the slopes of Mount Carmel , with T. D. McCown as assistant . 

A unique honeycomb of caves under the City make an ideal venue for the explorer . 

The Spanish student who discovered them is now thought to have painted the cave with natural pigments but using modern rubber sponges , fragments of which were found on the walls . 

I nodded my head to find I had opened Ali Baba 's cave merely by answering all his questions with the one French word , ` oui " . 

The Harpies ' cave is little more than a smelly hollow in the side of the hill , and contains nothing of interest , save for old bones from the Harpies ' victims . 

Snotlings live around Orcs and Goblins , infesting their caves and huts , scavenging amongst their rubbish piles , and stealing anything they can get their hands on . 

Carbon dating for the Altamira caves , a penguin troubles sceptics at the submerged Grotte Henri Cosquer , and the sponge is a give-away at Alave 

The loaches regard the bogwood cave as being theirs and will protect it against all possible intruders . 

The ceiling-hung , lint-bandage fronds by Stephanie Ireland provide a light airy , wind-blown introduction to Liam Hearne 's much darker , menacing subterranean rock cave . 

“ … entreat for me Ephron the son of Zohar , that he may give me the cave of Machpelah , which he owns ; it is at the end of his field . 

At the French Pyreneean cave of Niaux a bison painting in the Salon Noir was found to be 12,890 BP plus or minus 160 years old . 

During December/January the largest Shanny began excavating a cave underneath a rock until a sizeable cavern had been constructed . 

But , after fifteen years alone on the island , I was afraid , and I did not leave my cave for three days . 

` Manacor for a string of pearls , Inca for a pair of shoes , the caves of Drach for a good old-fashioned scare or a romantic drive out to the peninsula of Formentor ? " 

We strode cautiously across as if the old hag might appear at the mouth of the cave , uttering curses and dire prophecies , yet everything remained silent . 

The eighth collection came from a small cave which is part of the Wookey Hole cave complex in Somerset . 

Rabia , the midwife , came into the cave to see Mousa , and gave Jane a hard look , but at the time Jane did not understand its significance . 

Now the woman came to the third cave , where lived the great bee . 

The Skhul cave contained a unique cemetery of fossil hominids and another skeleton came from the Tabun cave . 

We found our torches and entered the caves beneath the island . 

Here , through the portals of an inner chamber named the Chapter House , the stream is seen in the light of the torch entering the cave in a high and graceful waterfall . 

And for that to happen you must do one day as I did , and enter the crystal cave of vision . 

But there 's also plenty going on -- you can ride the waves on the windsurf or explore rocky caves with a snorkel . 

The tide was high , so they could not climb on the rocks and breakwaters , or explore the caves . 

He grinned at the enthusiasm ` Or that Martel , a French speleologist , was the first to explore these caves in 1896 . 

They find their underground caves , or caverns , in the areas where there is Carboniferous Limestone at the surface . 

Bones found in caves show that orangs were regularly hunted for the pot . 

Many of the first traces of human habitation in what we now call Scotland have been identified from bones and stone implements found in caves along the approaches to the eastern firths of Forth and Tay . 

The three children find a cave containing relics of a previous civilisation . 

The 1,574 kg of gold , found in southern German caves at the end of the war , had since that time been administered by a tripartite commission of France , the UK and the USA . 

7.3 Horse mandible from Kendrick 's Cave ( Great Orme 's head , Llandudno , Wales ) , AMS dated to the late Upper Palaeolithic or very early Mesolithic ( PRB 1959.12-3.1 ) . 

From spaces of crystal and caves of ice , from Abudah and Kubla Khan , from scholarly delight and childhood magic , his mind , refreshed and alert , leapt forward again . 

There is no direct evidence of natural traps from the cave at Westbury , but their potential significance must be remembered . 

Walking from the cave to the house had a peculiar effect on Jane . 

Many were recovered from dark caves and rock crevices where they were not intended to be seen by mortal eyes . 

Emerging from the cave they encounter the masked form of Koquillion , who bids them to fetch the Doctor at once . 

The women and children had gone off to the caves -- , ` Did you not fight ? " 

1 Work out the route that you must follow to find the Minotaur. 2 Think about your journey as you go through the tunnels and caves . 

In Africa they were the hybrid offspring of an eagle and a wolf , and were usually the guardians of a fortune in gems , hidden in mountain caves or underground tunnels . 

Nancy is convinced the bodies were hidden in a cave or quarry in the north of the island . 

We 'd still be living in caves like the half-apes we sprang from if the frightened little people had their way . 

When Alexander the Great ( 356-323BC ) was invading the cities of India he found therein may sacred snakes which were kept in caves and worshipped by the Indians with great devotion . 

Swiftlets , tiny birds that live in South-east Asia and Australia , nest in caves . 

He slept in tombs and caves and was attacked by wild dogs and brigands ; inside an unventilated tent he worked in desert temperatures with collodion chemicals that boiled on the glass-plate negatives . 

Guided parties are taken into the cave on payment of an admission charge , the interior being illuminated by electricity that reveals waterfalls and many named formations . 

Until recently , the Loaches usually appeared at morning feeding time and then disappeared into a large bogwood cave , which has several exits and entrances , reappearing after lights out and sometimes during the evening . 

` The whole caravan of masses of wool and mud disappear into that cave -- the shepherd and a woman with a lantern shut the doors behind them . " 

It is fitting that the river should , according to legend , be associated with Tamara , a beautiful nymph who in ancient times lived in a cave deep below the earth . 

THE animals that live in caves , David Culver believes , should be of particular interest to biologists . 

Most live in caves or under hills and mounds in a typically village environment , farming blue-skinned cattle . 

( Do you know , years ago I asked a wise man who lived in a cave outside Alexandria why this happens ? 

You should make several large caves out of well-bedded rocks , and/or well-weathered bogwood if you prefer . 

It seemed , in fact , that Cecil 's house belonged to my father , who made a cave for himself out of its damp and its wood , the sweet musk of its corners . 

After a little display of this type she retires to her cave , followed by the male , and proceeds to spawn , normally on the ceiling of the cave . 

Clouds were moving across the far north-west of the landscape as I got to the cave , and I 'd just reached the mouth when the first drops of rain spattered on the stones at my feet . 

So I gradually amassed armfuls of small twigs , which I carried back to my cave . 

The employment of a sandwich student has enabled the development of a database of information about Nottingham 's caves and a system for monitoring the progress of 1:10 000 and 1:50 000 geological mapping . 

In a bid to simulate a cave of ice the set walls were coated in a fibre-glass matte mixture which gave them a shiny , brittle look under the correct lighting . 

Philip Hoby , a man of considerable wealth , built today 's fine Tudor residence . 

Michael Obins built a large Elizabethan-style residence for himself and 14 houses in which were settled 14 English families . 

Secondly , the University signed an agreement with Team Scotland Ltd to construct a new campus residence in the form of flats for 324 students . 

Then , as now , the norm was that young married couples should live in a residence separate from those of their families of origin , and the three-generational household was as rare then as it is now . 

For the next decade , she lived in a series of modest Montparnasse residences , several of them subjects of paintings . 

Anyway , that next year I moved out of the hall of residence and got a small flat with a couple of friends . 

The couple bought their novel residence , which was build in 1821 , for £80,000 in 1987 . 

58 Chantry Road comprises a superior semi detached residence built of traditional three storey brick construction surmounted by a slate pitched roof having full height projecting bay window to the front and pedestrian side access . 

The plash of flowing water is authentically audible throughout this scene . 

All too soon , the finest rocky clough in the Dark Peak levels out at around the 1500 feet contour and falls back at an easy angle towards Shining Clough Moss and Bleaklow Head . 

A little distance from the entrance of Alport Dale , up the Snake Pass road , is the start of the last steep section of our route — Blackden Clough . 

Set in a secluded clough near Todmorden in the upper Calder Valley in Yorkshire , Red Water Arts has good road and rail links and is within easy reach of most northern centres . 

When frozen , some of these waterfalls can offer ice-climbing practice , but in a hard winter the cloughs often fill with deep snow and their ascents can vary in difficulty from Grade I to impossible . 

To my surprise , she was wearing panties underneath her nightdress . 

While watching TV , Buck sees a show in which a poodle is made to wear a wig , false eyelashes and panties . 

` I really like a particular kind of Calvin Klein panties because they feel really comfortable and you do n't get a VPL . " 

She stepped out of it , naked save for a tiny pair of white lace panties so small that they exposed white patches of skin , luminous against her golden tan . 

Several showgirls wore pigtails , short gym suits , frilly panties , black stockings and garters . 

` I used to wear special panties for him you know -- tiny black ones with a bow at the side . 

She stripped to her panties , crawled into the sleeping-bag , and lapsed into unconsciousness as her head touched the pillow . 

Dressed only in bra and panties , she had flopped down on top of the covers , trying to woo sleep . 

But every time he turned round to look at the black shape labouring after him he was confirmed in the suspicion that Islamic outfits were far sexier than boring old black-leather bras , split-crotch panties or steel suspenders . 

She groped around for her panties and shorts , ducking her head to put them on so that he would n't see the tears gathering in the corners of her eyes . 

Instead she wore her big baggy khaki shirt over her panties like a dress . 

Of particular value is an enamelled baroque chalice depicting a battle with the Turks , and a baroque chasuble bearing the coat of arms of the Eltz family . 

It shows the crowned and richly robed Christ smiling beneficently as he hovers orant against a cross that floats above a Eucharistic chalice . 

" He reached for the replenished wine chalice at his elbow , and lifted it rather challengingly . 

` We have many stories of that first High Queen , " said Grainne , cupping the wine chalice between her hands , her expression intent . 

Glass chalices , identical to chalices used in Egypt , have been found in County Waterford . 

As it is , having escaped this poisoned chalice and been given a good excuse to get rid of a woefully implausible leader , it is still very much in business to fight another day . 

The man 's cheeks were tattooed with little vermilion chalices brimming with gore . 

Lucy paced , rampaged , flung out scads of unrequited ire , impassioned as Jay had never seen her . 

` Oh -- um -- I 'm afraid I 've scads of letters I must write , " she excused , hoping to be forgiven . 

Steve Goldman talks to the man widely regarded as Europe 's best film-maker . 

Northern Irish film-maker and writer Niall Leonard , fed up with the humourless stereotyping of his birthplace , has tried to break away from that image . 

Nobody took this fable seriously until in 1961 a Russian film-maker managed to record it actually happening . 

This is a great boon to the amateur camera operator who , unlike the professional film-maker , has to get by without an assistant to act as focus-puller . 

In 1976 , a Danish film-maker called Jens Jorgen Thorsen came to Britain with the intention of making a film , provisionally entitled The Many Faces of Jesus . 

If one wants to be accepted as a mainstream , serious film-maker it does n't strike me , if I were in that position , as a shrewd career move . 

Geoffrey Leigh , Somerville 's chief benefactor and mastermind of its Building Appeal , received a much-deserved Knighthood in Mrs Thatcher 's Resignation Honours . 

The Employment Appeal Tribunal considered that multiple interviews ` could readily have been arranged without inconvenience or dislocation to the company " and that there was insufficient evidence that the need for secrecy precluded consultation . 

THE MOTHER of a five-week-old girl was critically ill but improving last night after undergoing a liver transplant made possible by a television appeal . 

In a final TV appeal president Rene Felber said : ` A negative vote would compromise our future and hurt Switzerland 's image abroad . " 

And to help mothers come to terms with their grief , money from the Telethon fundraising appeal has bought a special leatherbound Book of Remembrance in which the names of unborn babies can be recorded . 

On Feb. 25 Soviet Vice-President Gennady Yanayev disclosed that after the start of the land war Gorbachev had telephoned Bush with an appeal to halt the offensive . 

The annual parochial church meeting heard the latest report on the £30,000 appeal for restoring outside stonework on the church . 

An LEA adopted the practice of hearing all secondary school admissions appeals before making any decisions on individual cases . 

Such solidarity can be quite ruthless : it is a much stronger force for people than any appeal to overriding common interests of on enterprise , a community , a nation . 

A councillor who 's facing a legal bill of a third of a million pounds after a failed libel case has lodged an appeal against having to pay . 

Speculation continued until Blake 's appeal was heard on 19 June 1961 and was rejected . 

He dropped Charlotte 's hand , took three large strides back towards the crest , and launched a bellow of disapproval at least ten times as effective as the hapless teacher 's appeals : 

Harding 's election appeal was a call for " normalcy " : " America 's present need is not heroics , but healings ; not nostrums but normalcy " . 

Mr Corker 's planning appeal will be dealt with in written submissions by a planning inspector appointed by the Department of the Environment . 

A grant of £400 is to be given to Sedgefield church , St Edmund 's restoration appeal , which has fallen £45,000 short of target . 

And his appeal to ` the democracy " to assert its pacifist instincts was explicitly aimed at capital as well as at labour : 

Shortly after the US trip , at a meeting of OAS ministers at punte del Este in Uruguay , Castro made an appeal for US$30 billion for Latin American development over the next ten years . 

On the same day , the League of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Geneva launched an appeal for US$64,000,000 for emergency aid to these two countries . 

Early in 1937 a group of prominent Liberals pressed such a policy on the Liberal Party Executive , their appeal for " Unity " being printed by the Party without comment . 

Yes I put out an appeal to er my readers to search their attics and their er lofts and their garden sheds for all the things they might have left over from the second World War . 

Out of the list we have selected the following five cases for appeals by members of the British Section . 

Appeals by the government urging exiled opposition leaders , in particular Alpha Conde of the RPG , to return to Guinea to participate in the political liberalization were largely ignored . 

The bodies were exhumed on the orders of a judge , who had disregarded the opposition of representatives of known right-wing paramilitary groups while hearing an appeal by human rights groups . 

Fears of violence both before and after the election led to an appeal by Chiluba on Oct. 18 to the Secretary-General of the Organization of African Unity ( OAU ) to send peacekeeping forces to Zambia . 

An appeal by the Chairman to chambers for extra pupillage places was undertaken during May after a questionnaire had been completed by all students of the Inns of Court School of Law regarding their pupillage position . 

A further 15 RBMK 1000 reactors continue to operate in the Soviet Union , despite appeals by Soviet scientists for them to be shut down to avert a similar disaster . 

Two judge courts will normally deal with appeals concerning interlocutory matters and may hear any final appeals with the consent of the parties . 

It decided to transfer Haiti to the Advisory Services Program and also to keep Guatemala under this program for a further year despite AI 's appeals for stronger measures . 

The joint Royal Air Forces Association and Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund Appeal for Dowding House remained open for donations during the year . 

Pictures of starving children illustrated the piece ; it concluded with an appeal for donations to a UN famine relief fund . 

And although it appeared he used his arm to do so , Russian referee Alexei Spirin ignored the appeals for a penalty . 

The Swedish Prime Minister , Ingvar Carlsson , had made a personal appeal for clemency to Saddam Hussein . 

On March 22 Traoré broadcast an appeal for calm , and announced an overnight curfew in main centres . 

In a speech to the Japanese Diet on April 17 Gorbachev made a wide-ranging appeal for an end of the bilateral relationships in the Pacific which were a legacy of the Cold War . 

But the riddle of his identity was only solved after Scottish police issued a nationwide appeal for help . 

Detectives , who are considering staging a reconstruction of the events today , renewed their appeal for those in the area at the time to contact them . 

The conference heard an appeal from a wheelchair-bound representative to enable the disabled to run their lives more independently . 

Moved by appeals from the public and the Press , he decided to write the text himself . 

But Mr MacSharry made no concessions , even rejecting appeals from his fellow Cabinet ministers . 

It has been estimated that retrospective appeals from Scottish landowners over previously designated SSSIs — there are currently 1300 — could cost SNH £1.5m a year , 7.5% of their budget . 

Appeals from orders of district judge made on applications are made to the judge on notice to be filed and served within five days after the order is made unless additional time is allowed by the circuit judge . 

Under pressure from earnest appeals and strong personality of the dedicated Rivers , Jane nearly consents to marry him and share his missionary vocation in India , but is prevented by a telepathic appeal from Rochester . 

Credit card donations to the Ethiopia famine appeal on TV and radio reached £377,882 within hours . 

DETECTIVES were yesterday following up a number of leads after an appeal on national television for information about a Darlington building society robbery . 

There is no right of appeal against the Commissioners decision , but the possibility of judicial review is available . 

When questions of the rightness or wrongness regarding a particular situation arise , there must be a constant appeal to the human conscience , supplementing appeal to human respect for constitutional law . 

They are fallings away from reason beyond conscious control , which require to be explained by an appeal to the unconscious . 

Making an appeal to a specialist appellate tribunal is cheaper , quicker and easier than using the High Court . 

The passenger committee addressed its appeals to political and religious leaders throughout Europe ; though its messages now had to be shorter , since the shipping line had withdrawn free cabling facilities . 

This was close to Mr Yeltsin 's initial appeal that he was forced to act to protect basic principles of the constitution such as democracy and human liberties . 

Jake and his men gave a loud guffaw and so did the Town Clerk and the Dragoons . 

He gave another loud guffaw and said condescendingly , ` Shows how much you know , young Anne . 

The question was innocent but it brought a great guffaw from the youth and he answered , ` Ben Smith , Jones , or Robinson . " 

Catcalls and guffaws from the spectators , battle-cries from the combatants and a clashing of dustbin lids together with the strains of ‘ Any Old Iron ’ and ‘ Viva España ’ . 

Punctuated by his own guffaws , he continued : ` Said ` No , sorry , Mr Meadows ; come this Wednesday I got to be out courting strong like . " 

Once , while waiting for Kerrison to arrive , Doyle had actually laughed , a hearty guffaw , filling the hollow . 

Only hope she does n't end up looking like her dad , he thought sometimes with a rich inner guffaw . 

Always bleating and moaning because he has n't got a son -- no one to carry on the Great Name of Graham -- She gave a short guffaw . 

Lady Merchiston let out a cackling guffaw , and then noticed her godson 's glance going from one to the other , his face a study . 

The decision also followed appeals for a postponement from many within the 12-party Unity Assembly , Haiti 's opposition coalition , who were concerned that neither the safety of voters nor the fairness of the poll could be guaranteed because of the prevailing climate of violence and lawlessness within the country .

And the challenge for the 1990s is to step up the right against lawlessness and violence , so that our citizens can live free from fear .

Nevertheless the Forest fell into the background of national history : there are infrequent glimpses of how it was affected by the general lawlessness and violence of the times .

Again there was a problem of lawlessness even greater than the average over the country as a whole , exacerbated by the disorders which had followed the Glyn Dwr revolt .

To defuse this near state of lawlessness , the Interior Ministry has ordered the abolition of the workers ' militia in factories .

The recent wave of lawlessness , in which more than 150 people were reportedly murdered , had been fuelled by fierce fighting between rival student groups competing for scarce dormitory spaces at Dhaka University .

Rumours of lawlessness and factional fighting had increased since the government had withdrawn its troops in March and the BRA had made a unilateral declaration of independence in May .

Should substantial sections of the population feel excluded , then there are dangers of alienation , lawlessness and damaging social divisions .

Addressing concerns expressed about the problem of lawlessness in some parts of the country which was deterring some businessmen from expanding their operations , Khan reassured them that a special force would be set up by the government specifically to protect oil installations .

Increasing concern was expressed throughout the year by women 's groups , academics and journalists about the extremist views of the FIS and the lawlessness of its shorta Islamiya ( Islamic police ) , and about intimidation of women and young people by Moslem extremists .

Describing London as ` a city of illusions , subject every now and then to a series of harsh awakenings '' , The Echo ( 11 August 1898 ) believed that while some of the stones were undoubtedly exaggerated they nevertheless served a purpose : ` We steadily shut our eyes to the submerged lawlessness of less fortunate districts until a series of Whitechapel outrages , or Hooligan exploits , make us not only aware of what is going on , but actually afraid of our lives . ''

St Magnus joined Hakon in suppressing Viking lawlessness in the Northern Isles and he is said to have married a daughter of a Scottish chieftain -- both parties preserving their chastity for ten years .

The censure motion accused Pascal-Trouillot of financial incompetence , corruption , nepotism and failure to combat the country 's chronic lawlessness , and of becoming an obstacle to the electoral process .

You ca n't have law and order without lawlessness and disorder , just as you ca n't have light without darkness .

For Bolivia and its miners it means the loss of hard fought for democratic rights and freedoms and the emergence of a new era of lawlessness , inequality and poverty .

In some magazines they ask men to fill in questionnaires about beauty , and loads of men seem to be using cleansers and having facials . 

And it 's not as if she and I have had to deal with really bad cases -- like those men who go regularly for facials . 

But it is picking up ; provided its core Californian property portfolio does not spring any unpleasant surprises , First Interstate could be an attractive buy .

` We Queens must stick together , " Minton had once told John Norris Wood who had expressed surprise at Minton 's devotion to the Queen Mother .

Even so , yesterday 's move came as a surprise to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders .

Naomi paid a surprise visit to her old school -- London 's Italia Conti acting academy .

There was neither surprise nor concern on his face at her reaction .

A flicker of surprise in his silvery-green eyes , Michele said , ` I 'm sure Signor Candiano wo n't mind . "

Thus the delicious Scandinavian dishes that frequently crop up among the traditional English farmhouse cuisine are no surprise in the menu .

To his surprise she was waiting in the large hall , wearing a mink-lined raincoat open at the front .

Shakily she gave in and begged , and he glanced across at her swiftly , surprise in his dark eyes .

The codename was chosen because rhyolite is a volcanic rock containing colourful pieces of quartz set in a mass of crystals . 

Without clumsy pipes and masks , it would be delightful to blow a big mass of oxygen foam from the DREADCO dispenser , and bury one 's face in it . 

The countryside became more deserted , farmsteads and villages more sparse as they approached the green mass of trees on the far horizon which Corbett knew must be the great Forest of Ettrick . 

Ideal for small gardens , the weeping cotoneaster hybridus Pendulus has a striking leaf and outline , and produces a mass of brilliant red fruit . 

When conditions are very favourable a mass of trailing stems are produced . 

Angalo had said he thought the inside of a plane would be a mass of wires and pipes . 

Emily sat in her father 's study , staring at the mass of figures that danced before her eyes . 

Also with the advancing columns were a mass of Croatian civilian refugees , equally desperate to enter Austria to escape from Tito 's forces . 

But then streets disappeared altogether and there was just a mass of houses running into one another with the occasional alleyway between them . 

Though touching briefly on all three , the encyclopedic John Grant mainly offers a pleasant novelty -- a mass of numerically arranged information . 

The manor is built of ` Kelloway 's Rock " , a peculiar oolitic limestone containing masses of fossils , which was quarried nearby . 

The hull contained a mass of dissimilar metals : steel , cast and malleable iron , brass. bronze and lead . 

That 's just if the border guards ask you for such a mass of detail . 

Lavishly illustrated with some stunning photographs this book does not purport to be a detailed history of the type , nor to include a mass of facts and figures about the aircraft . 

You now have to turn a mass of information into a coherent argument . 

No doubt computers will be utilized to manage and track the inevitable masses of information and to provide comparative fitness testing data on what could be a pool of more than 100 players in the three categories . 

This mass of material can be grouped into a number of key areas . 

The masses of materials used at each stage must equal the masses of material produced . 

` It is manifestly unjust that a privileged few should continue to accumulate excess goods , squandering available resources while masses of people are living in conditions of misery . 

William Caldwell , unemployed , of Edenvale Avenue , is also accused of an attempted murder . 

The incident , which happened while several people including children were milling around the van , is being treated by police as attempted murder . 

Allitt , 24 , of First Avenue , Grantham , denies four charges of murdering children , 11 of attempted murder and 11 alternative charges of causing grievous bodily harm with intent . 

A proposal to abolish capital punishment was defeated ; the death penalty could be imposed for treason , aggravated murder , rape of a minor , and " crimes against peace and the safety of mankind " . 

The charges were amended from " genocide " to " complicity in aggravated murder " . 

Some may seek to argue that a lesser crime is committed , because they would like the law to be sufficiently flexible to allow the ` mercy-killer " to avoid facing a charge of murder . 

Lucio , 32 , and partner Wayne Merced , 26 , have both been charged with murder . 

But I am delighted to tell the hon. Gentleman and the House that 112 people have been charged with murder or attempted murder in the course of this year . 

An intention to kill must be proved in order to convict someone of attempted murder . 

A person who attacks someone and who wishes to do grievous bodily harm but unfortunately kills his victim can be convicted of murder after due process . 

Mark Michael Kearney , formerly of Sycamore Road , Great Cornard , was appearing at Chelmsford Crown Court charged with robbery and two counts of attempted murder . 

That cost is not difficult to justify where capital punishment is the penalty for first-degree murder . 

You 're asking me if I 'm an accessory after the fact to first-degree murder . 

Contrast this with the position in jurisdictions where there are three or more degrees of homicide : pleas of guilty to first- and second-degree murders would be less frequent , since there would be the possibility of argument in court ( if no bargain was struck beforehand between prosecution and defence ) , and the defence might succeed in persuading the jury to reduce the degree of the killing . 

But as the reader enters the second and main section , ` The Church " , the style changes completely and the book becomes the record of a soul 's colloquy with God . 

They broke off their colloquy at once , postponing all that they had to ask and to answer . 

Mr Patten , however , is engaged in more than simply relieving his own exasperation at Beijing 's procrastination . 

There was a trace of exasperation in his voice as he said : ` I 've told my promoter Dan Duva that I want to fight all those contenders that the people want me to fight . 

Shaw , however , worked off most of his exasperation over the weekend winning the Durham and Cleveland County veterans ' over 50 title . 

In recent months a growing number of federal judges and lawyers have voiced their exasperation with America 's approach to drugs . 

It was a mixture of amusement and exasperation with her friend , with worry added . 

And then again perhaps Modigliani 's exasperation stemmed in part from envy of this brilliant young man . 

One career wife spoke about her exasperation when her husband listened to her with half an ear as he watched television . 

Now it was the Young King who drew back and , doubtless to their father 's immense exasperation , refused to accept Richard 's homage . 

She sounded very disappointed and David knew she was suppressing her exasperation . 

“ At least if there 's a human being there you can talk about the deal , ” says Legal & General 's Michael Payne with just a trace of exasperation . 

Your eyesight 's not good enough , " Miss Dersingham said with exasperation . 

He was coming so fast that she knew he had not seen her and she had to brake sharply , frowning with exasperation . 

` I do n't seem to be getting anywhere with this damn machine , " he said with exasperation . 

There was something in the journalist 's manner that goaded Blanche 's exasperation into anger . 

She was single-minded and uncompromising in her work , so that she sometimes provoked exasperation among her colleagues , a feeling immediately tempered by the admiration they felt . 

Richard Nixon repeatedly expressed his exasperation at having to work with an unresponsive bureaucracy . 

And as the aspirations of the various professions , of students , of the ` third element " rose , so did their exasperation at continuing official inefficiency , corruption and oppression . 

All through his life , though Ken could be austere and stubborn to a point which provoked exasperation , his evident holiness was so blended with cheerfulness that he seldom lost the admiration and affection of his contemporaries . 

He looked at her with exasperation when she just gazed at him with wide deep blue eyes . 

With a grunt of exasperation , Henry leapt across the room and into the yard , crossing the space between kitchen and dining room until he reached the stables . 

How often do parents say in exasperation , ` Oh , you 'll be the death of me " ? 

She was acting like some idiotic schoolgirl , not an intelligent woman , she thought in exasperation . 

With a small sigh of exasperation she thrust her feet to the floor . 

One of the most prominent players in the share market , the Government , has used shareholder perks as a major plank of its privatisation programme .

Vauxhall , a major player on the safety front , is to offer twin airbags as standard equipment on its pricier Calibra and Cavalier models .

Software houses will be the target and major players like Lotus Development and Borland are reportedly starting to kick Bristol 's tyres .

Boots is another major player , both as a retailer and manufacturer , and its own brand holds the number two position with 20% of the market .

Neville Chamberlain , for instance , expressed fears that British and imperial interests might suffer if the United States became a major player in world affairs .

The threat of a price war led to plunging shares for all the major players in the market .

The coverage emphasizes Hussein 's connections to the many different players in Middle East politics .

Sharing information and current knowledge of the market across channel players achieves some of the same objectives — at lower cost — of formally reaching forward or backward into markets .

Stross could have written a fabulous book about how Microsoft 's meritocracy produced a perfect monopoly , out of sheer grit and the love bestowed upon it s team of managers by America 's mutual funds ( their fondness for Microsoft stock yielded a price that allowed the company , with it s handsome stock - option compensation program , to hold on to it s best , most talented players ) .

Or , there 's the home - schooling movement , a player on the right since the 1960s .

The Prisoner's Dilemma ( PD ) has generated many hundreds of publications [ 1 2 ] spanning the biology , moral philosophy , sociology , economics and political science literature [ 1 3 4 5 6 ] . It received special attention because it sets paradoxical conditions to examine how and when cooperation can evolve even when a rational player is bound to defect .

But even when players could not freely sell their services on the open market , the richest teams still got the best players .

A plant 's adaptively variable behavior or plasticity during it s lifetime has been described as ' plant intelligence ' [ 79 ] and Ca 2+ and it s sensors are key players in this adaptive behavior .

If the fast - food world had only three players , and McDonalds 's proposed to buy out Burger King , how reassured would we be if they offered the palliative of selling a few franchises to Taco Bell ?

These players are much better than the low-stakes players and take my money in a hurry .

Time 's package on the Microsoft antitrust case features an interview with Assistant Attorney General Joel Klein ; thumbnail sketches of the major players ; a long rundown of Microsoft 's many holdings , partnerships , and investments ; and a short history of Netscape 's meteoric rise and subsequent fragility .

To further confuse things , the LAT and NYT quote Clinton administration players as saying that the official U.S.

And what 's perplexing about this , particularly in light of the Microsoft case , is that mergers often have an immediate anti - competitive impact , in the simplest sense that they reduce the number of players in a market .

Since this way of framing the conflict treats NATO but not Yugoslavia as a rational player susceptible to threats , punishment , failure , and re - evaluation , Yugoslavia is happy to encourage it .

Even if suppliers in other businesses will not make the specific operational changes of an apparel - maker , an increasing number are establishing information links with other channel players and combining information use with technologies and work practices to speed up order processing .

But in the match - up between AOL and Microsoft -- at least in the online space -- the giant from Redmond has proved time and again to be the decidedly weaker player .

Despite the assertions of some CEOs , while one key player can make a difference , it requires a team of talented executives to add shareholder value and manage shareholder risk over time .

United Artists , however , was plagued by inept management and a lack of resources , and never became a power player .

` Ah , Tomas , tomorrow , amigo , when you are not here and I am alone , I will be sad . "

STORY SO FAR AGENT ORANGE HAS BEEN SENT TO A CUBA ON A MISSION TO RUB OUT CASTRO -- HIS AMIGOS HAVE BEEN CAPTURED

Then I felt Dana squeeze my hand , and he said : ` Buenas noches , amigo Jim . "

They tipped on to his desk their haul of three shotguns and a pistol for which the respective owners had no licences , and one dose of heroin . 

Scowling with concentration he began to load the six chambers of his Colt Patent Repeating Pistol with the lead which dragged down one pocket of his scarecrow 's morning coat . 

The last thing she saw as she lurched out of the kitchen yard , and through the gates , was Bodie 's lean form , running into the yard behind her , and raising his pistol …

He was stopped by the snout of Shamlou 's pistol , jammed hard under his chin . 

Our valiant hero , is , of course , wearing a parachute ( I hope that ai n't a rucksack on your back ) , and carrying his trusty pistol . 

He had thrown his pistols away since he had no more soft lead balls to use in them . 

When I was in a safe place , I loaded my pistols , this time with dry powder . 

In the terrible pain and surprise of the moment , both my pistols went off and fell from my hands . 

The 700 lots include rarities such as a pair of mid-17th Century Swiss flintlock pistols or a wheel-lock rifle by Maucher , both estimated in excess of £60,000 . 

On and on he droned about how we should n't fear death but welcome the joys of heaven , so I picked up my two horse pistols and gave the sod both barrels . 

They straightened up and turned around , each holding in his hand a Model ` D " M.A.B. pistol , standard issue for French detectives . 

The soldiers , carrying pistols and M-16 rifles , got into a pickup truck outside the hotel and were taken to a Salvadorean military installation . 

` I 've seen the Jerries running up and down behind their men , waving pistols . 

Each model may be armed with either a Repeater Hand Gun or a Repeater Pistol . 

There was a print of the green-faced Oriental Girl in a white frame on one of the walls and on another wall high up there was a pair of plastic duelling pistols . 

A former Sarajevo University professor who entertained his students by brandishing a pistol during lectures , Mr Seselj came to prominence in Belgrade as a critic of communism , though he himself is an ex-communist . 

There we would be , pistols at dawn and I 'd laugh or he 'd laugh and it would all be over . 

He realised how odd he must look , sitting up in bed , silver bristling his cheeks , coffee mug in one hand , long-barrelled pistol in the other . 

George and Joseph , accompanied by their ladies , fired pistols in the air , and were then chased by the Sheriff through the streets of the town . 

They hung on the Sergeant 's every word , handled the pistols with reverence ; their concentration was intense . 

The man 's face was white and mean and he was pointing an automatic pistol at Charles ' chest . 

A loaded pistol and a small quantity of explosives were found in Belfast 's Crumlin Road jail as a search continued after an IRA attempt to stage a breakout . 

Much to Dudley Moore 's surprise , I pull out a small shiny silver pistol and blast him right between the eyes . 

Connick , 24 , was arrested at New York 's Kennedy airport after he declared the unloaded 9mm pistol to security guards . 

The Westons drew pistols , fired into the ceiling and , in the confusion , leapt through an open casement to the ground below . 

Then the officer who had been on the bed with Katya drew his pistol and shot the old man dead . 

Well , he fired a pistol and someone went for him with the blade of a scythe . " 

Another gang fired a pistol through the window of a hostel in Poettmes , narrowly missing an Albanian family . 

And Marie would n't be the one who actually fired the pistol . " 

The rider had a scarf tied about his face and in his hand he held a double-barrelled pistol . 

The young soldier felt reassured when he knew he could take his American Coonan 357 Magnum pistol . 

Sharpe took the loaded pistol from his belt , cocked it , and laid it beside him . 

David Rosser of Ammanford , Dyfed , carries a small water pistol that he squirts into dogs ' eyes , and also confesses to bombarding them with small pebbles . 

Those who were n't training water pistols on the other Rex , swung other weapons in the direction of the real thing . 

The Museum illustrates the social history of the people of the north of Ireland . 

Norway 's north is even farther from Oslo than Oslo is from Brussels ; Norwegians fear that the EC would mean rule by distant bureaucrats who know nothing of their country . 

Lake Maggiore is perhaps the most brilliant of all the lakes adorning Italy 's north . 

The magazine -- redesigned last year -- received a certificate of merit in the competition which attracted entries from companies throughout the north of England . 

The country was beckoning again , and his friend van Rappard had been telling him about Drenthe , a remote moorland region in the north of Holland which was starting to attract artists . 

The main orogeny in the north of Europe , coming at the end of the Carboniferous , is defined by the so-called " Hercynian front " . 

P&W is confident that it can continue to grow the business further and is contemplating acquiring a company in the North of England to gain exposure to that lucrative market . 

The thesis of this chapter is that the North of England is in urgent need of modern development . 

In 1795 he published Forty-eight views of the Lake District and Four Views of Wales , and in 1796 a Series of picturesque views of the North of England . 

It is clear that the North of England and especially Scotland contributed to the large advance of 1792 over 1788 . 

But the north of England , Yorkshire and Humberside fared significantly worse with increases in the number of business failures of over 10 per cent . 

Shortages of cash to pay soldiers and sailors , insufficiency of crews , and the slow assembly of retinues to be shipped across the sea often combined to delay ships assembled at ports of concentration . 

Two possible approaches to the assembly of the components into mechanism trains have been investigated . 

Despite the cut-backs of the early 1980s , the ICI complex on Teesside remains a mighty assembly of hardware . 

The step-by-step pictures show the unit 's assembly and features ( incidentally this a demonstration model , and standard units come in black not ` clear " plastic as shown ) . 

Entities and models can be considered as elements within the set that describes their assembly , and each of these geometric entities is considered to lie within a local space . 

As the components were originally designed to fit perfectly , their correct assembly will appear identical to the original assembly drawing . 

The largest industrial concerns were electronics , computer assembly , artificial fertilizers , machinery , metalworking and textiles . 

We 've only one area of kite assembly left , and that is the means of holding the frame of spars to the sail . 

After Oldsmobile 's factory burned down in 1901 , Ransom E Olds was forced to turn to contractors for the assembly of his single cylinder engine , and gave Leland the opportunity to prove his theory . 

So far , much effort has gone into portraying the procedures being developed which describe and check the correct assembly of parts . 

Manual assembly with ` stand alone " automated equipment was less expensive , less risky and more flexible -- and was therefore a better fit for the business . 

Typically companies designing for automated assembly fall into the central band shown in Figure 5.13 , and include product/ideas-based and skills/ideas-based companies , all dealing with a mixture of over and underconstrained problems . 

However , if car assembly were to end then Dagenham 's wheel plant might also disappear . 

Examples of this include the separation of production and assembly in the motor industry and the location of low-technology , labour-intensive manufacturing processes in regions where labour is cheap and non-unionized ( and frequently female ) . 

Engineering is concerned with the assembly of parts that work or perform a task . 

This assessment is borne out in part by what Gandhi himself says about the need for sexual renunciation in order to realize God .

In the event , however , the renunciations removed from the body of the treaty 's main text were never made .

Eliot 's renunciation of primitivism and sexuality recalls this phrasing while pulling away from the world which had fascinated him earlier ; he sees from the fertile ` slotted window bellied like the fig 's fruit " how

Soviet leaders considered Iran 's renunciation of the CENTO Pact in early 1979 when the Shah was overthrown as a seminal event .

After three months of being examined in prison , awaiting sentence' he announced his renunciation of non-cooperation .

Probably Sukarno 's renunciation of non-cooperation did ensure a less severe fate for him .

The two Germanies confirmed " their renunciation of the production and possession of and power to use nuclear , biological and chemical weapons " .

It symbolizes the significance of state intervention , of industry 's renunciation of the market and labour 's advancement to the status of an ` estate of realm " .

Before his death Edward IV had also initiated military activity against France , following Louis XI 's renunciation of some of the key terms of the 1475 treaty of Picquigny .

Secondly , Henry III's renunciation of all his rights to Normandy , Anjou , Touraine , Maine and Poitou was a more serious matter than some contemporaries thought .

Abetted by her husband , she refused to countenance the renunciations which Henry was to make in the peace treaty .

She hung a piece of mutton fat threaded on to string across the window for the blue tits . 

Bone the legs and mince the leg meat , pork fat and 4oz of the duck livers through the coarse plate of the mincer . 

The Swedes , for example , produce excellent spreads containing both butter and a high proportion of polyunsaturated fat . 

As for polyunsaturated fats , these are a preferable substitute in our diet , but even they should not be regarded as totally beneficial . 

The usual stuff -- eat lightly before bed , nothing milky , exercise , cut out fats and keep the tubes clear . 

The emphasis on fast food operations has brought into play appliances which concentrate extremely high temperatures on raw products containing fats and other volatile substances . 

A diet high in saturated fatty acids ( high in animal and hard fats ) tends to raise the blood cholesterol concentration , particularly the LDL , in some people . 

Without animal fats to eat , cats would , among other serious problems , find it difficult to achieve reproduction , blood-clotting and new cell production . 

Chemically , these vegetable oils are much more like saturated animal fats than good quality sunflower or corn oil which are high in the healthier polyunsaturates . 

There are different types of fats : saturated fats , which are found mainly in animal produce , and unsaturated fats , which are found mainly in vegetable produce . 

Perhaps to avoid taking anything home from the bothy at all , you could stick a candle in some old bacon fat , or a UHT milk carton . 

The traditional way to cook them was fry them alive in hot bacon fat , then add an egg , which had the effect of binding them together . 

Take one cockroach , marinate in wine for a day , fry it in beef fat and smother with chocolate -- it tastes delicious , says China 's Yangcheng Daily newspaper . 

Village hoardings are covered with adverts for Astra margarine -- a product made of saturated fat so hard that it stays solid even in tropical heat . 

Some unsaturated fats are chemically altered in the process of being made into margarine . 

Animal fats , some vegetable fats , hard margarines , lard , dripping and suet are out , as are palm oil and coconut oil , and foods containing them . 

Prepare and cook food in healthier ways -- wash and peel vegetables , trim fat from meat , grill , bake and steam or boil instead of frying or roasting . 

However , the loss of vitamin C is invariably less if the potatoes are cooked rapidly in deep fat as opposed to slower frying in shallow fat . 

Eating sausages means eating a lot of added fat , salt , preservatives and colourings , says Dr Tim Lobstein of the London Food Commission . 

There was a comparable fall in the proportion of allotment land held by communal peasants -- from some 83 per cent to about 66 per cent .

However , there was also a steep fall in sterling in the latter months of 1992 , which caused the sterling expression of our predominantly US dollar debt to rise by £2.0 billion .

There was also a fall of 25 per cent in the amount spent on energy-efficient boilers , which are one of the most effective ways of conserving output .

The emergency department at King 's holds a sickle database which enables rapid identification of patients in whom there is a pronounced fall in steady-state haemoglobin .

When serial washings were analysed for the presence of Ac-ASA , there was an exponential fall in concentration , compatible with removal of drug from the cell surface ( Fig 5 ) .

During this same period there was also a precipitous fall from 76 per cent to 42 per cent in public confidence in the executive branch of the federal government .

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and Share Index suffered its first annual fall since 1984 and its most serious since 1981 , closing the year at 2,633 .

There was , however , a parliamentary by-election , in Newbury , where the party suffered its largest-ever fall in support ( 29 percentage points ) .

For example , with the white population growing at less than I per cent per year between 1980 and 1986 , many white schools have suffered dramatic falls in enrolments .

Kingfisher 's latest published interim statement showed that Comet has suffered a 60 per cent fall in profits , " added Mr Kalms .

Japan has experienced a recent and rapid fall in fertility combined with more gradually lengthening life expectancy .

At the moment we are experiencing a 25 per cent fall in the number of young school leavers .

Building societies experienced the sharpest fall in profitability but a significant increase was achieved by general insurers and fund managers .

The classic case is steel , where sterling 's fall has only compensated for the 20% fall in steel prices so far this year .

Their capital , required by Bank for International Settlements ' rules to exceed 8% of their assets , has been depleted by the stockmarket 's fall .

Thus an efficient approach might be simply to remove the effects of the equity price fall on the change in wealth in 1987 Q4 , i.e. to treat the stock market crash as unanticipated .

The second , by Smith found a small price fall of 1.4 per cent in the 2 months before the issue which was followed by a compensating rise in the 2 months after the issue .

Last month 's inflation fall -- the biggest since 1967 -- was the result of desperate summer sales by hard-pressed shops .

The Great Depression of 1929 sharpened the mood of rebellion when a catastrophic fall in the price of rice spread hardship and even starvation to many parts of Indochina .

Recent events have not changed the picture , with the welcome fall in the headline rate of inflation last month balanced by a further slight fall in sterling .

There was in sum a marked fall in illegitimacy rates from the mid century , and from around 1876 in legitimate rates of birth .

Heavyweights reporting on Thursday include Grand Metropolitan , where a 1% fall in profits at the year end to £940m is likely .

Data collected by the RIBA shows that there has been a gradual fall in profit margins dating back to the early 1970s .

Some projects have reported drastic falls in demand for beds ( News , 22 April ) .

The fall in tourist traffic stemming from the Gulf war affected its luxury hotels in London and other major cities while recession in Britain undermined demand from business customers , particularly in the provinces .

The FT-SE 100 index caught the mood , recovering from an 8.8 point fall early on to close 15.4 higher at 2769.9 .

In the fourth quarter of the year , the amount shrank £236m , the biggest quarterly fall since 1975 .

Last month 's drop followed a 3.1 pc plunge in September , the biggest monthly fall since the society 's survey began .

On Nov. 26 a New York Times /CBS poll revealed that approval of Bush overall had sunk to its lowest level at 51 per cent , a 16 per cent fall since mid-October .

This contributed to a fall of 423,000 , from 1971 to 1981 , in the number of males at work .

BSA economist Bev Taylor found that house prices in the province rose by 2 pc last year , comparing favourably with a fall of 4 pc across the UK as a whole .

There had been a fall of 15,000,000 tonnes in the volume of oil and gas extraction .

The Treasury now expects a fall of 1% in non-oil GDP in 1992 , followed by growth of 1% in 1993 : the average GDP growth in 1993 forecast by independents is 1 1 / 2 % .

This was brought about principally by a sharp fall in emigration by British citizens , but was reinforced by some increase in immigration by both British passport-holders and others .

As a result of the dramatic fall in infant and childhood mortality rates since 1900 , there are now 11 million people in this country aged over 60 .

Older people in the study had to enter the labour market at precisely the time of the steepest fall in the economic activity rates of older workers at large .

The Lancet had a steeper fall from six to seven authors , perhaps because they published a smaller proportion of large group studies ( and hence had a higher modal ` 6 " value ) than NEJM .

There has been a marked fall in church-going ; in all our cities , the institution of marriage is in severe decline .

A 17.2 gain in the FT-SE 100 index turned into a 28.4 fall to 2,218.8 by the close .

A £2m TV campaign backed by presenter Anne Diamond , whose son Sebastian was a cot death victim two years ago , has resulted in a fall from 912 deaths in 1991 to 456 last year .

It announced a 27 p.c. fall in profits to £28.4m for 1991 but the first quarter of 1992 showed a ` significant recovery " .

European car makers such as Volkswagen and Fiat , meanwhile , are groaning , facing a fall of some 10% in EC sales this year .

Minor falls in the mean resting pressure of the lower oesophageal sphincter and increased gastro-oesophageal reflux have been noted , but the most striking abnormality has been the incoordinated passage of oesophageal pressure waves .

For the Rover P4 there 's ` A solid car if you do n't mind buying a quart of oil a week " . 

" Sweeten a quart of cyder with refined sugar , grate a nutmeg over It ; and milk the cow into your liquor . 

Then with a quart of whisky in a brown paper bag they drove carefully down the track to Coventry 's houseboat . 

I hollered for fortified wines and drank quarts of tongue-frazzling black coffee . 

He sank into a fireside chair and I poured him a small medicinal quart of Absinthe to steady his nerves . 

" Stew very slowly one quart of green gooseberries with half a pound of white sugar and enough water to prevent fruit from burning . 

" Put two quarts of gooseberries into about a quart of water , and set them on the fire . 

Another discovery he claimed was that of a cure for glanders : one horse had remained ` cured " for four years after treatment with what was popularly known as ` Sewell 's Blue Broth " --three ounces of copper sulphate in a quart of water . 

It fluttered over the gate towers where the guards in their livery of green and white paced smartly back and forth on the battlements . 

I was ringed by men , some in armour , and recognised the blue and mustard livery of the City of London . 

Originally they were red and white , then green and ivory in the original style ; after the 1936 rebuilding they adopted the cream railcoach livery which they carried throughout the War until 1945 , when they adopted the wartime green livery with broad cream flare . 

There was a sudden flurry as the footmen , in blue livery with the Romanov crest emblazoned on it , snapped to attention at a sign from the Grand Duke , and two portly middle-aged , bearded gentlemen appeared : one was Lord Westbourne , the other the heir to the throne of the British Empire . 

A similar but more conventionally coloured filter , model 2207 , is still available in Eheim 's familiar green livery , along with the larger models in their range . 

Because of their unusual livery and high standard of maintenance , they stood out proudly among the motley collection of cars , mainly ex-Bexley and Erith , awaiting the hammer at Brixton Hill depôt . 

Crashing merrily on their heels came the newcomers , horseman after horseman , knights and squires and grooms , flashing the red and green mascles of the Earl of Kent 's livery . 

And the gentlemen were so handsome , too , in their Hunt livery . 

All the firms invited to donate the custom-built models in the Dolls ' House took the opportunity to use the black and maroon colours of the royal livery on their bodywork . 

It has been rumoured that the Great Central 4-4-0 No 506 butler Henderson will be turned out in black livery at some time before its final planned outings during the Spring Gala at the end of February 1992 . 

Although all great lords still have their retinues and dress them in their own livery , they do not keep private armies as they once did , and they do not flaunt their numbers as Wolsey does . 

Three blocks back there were canopied doorways , wealth-guards in livery and vistas of brownstone . 

` And this is his grandson in his livery , " said George , appearing at the door with all the pleasure of an actor dead on cue . 

Only one fault - Carlisle was in a red livery , which she never wore . 

A serjeant-at-arms wearing the royal livery stopped them and asked their business before allowing them through . 

Press out the excess moisture , season , and line a baking dish with the spinach .

Put the croutons on a baking sheet and cook them near the top of the oven for 15 minutes at gas no. 3 , 330ḞF .

Pour the oil into an ovenproof baking dish and add the thyme , rosemary , sage , parsley , bay leaf , celery and unpeeled garlic cloves .

There was a round of dainty sandwiches and three small dry cakes left over from Cook 's Friday baking session .

For the older ones this meant baby minding , potato peeling , biscuit baking .

So the fire is burning round the clock seven days a week as the women and their children do the family baking .

The village was too peopled by women , fit only for the baking of cakes and arranging tombola stalls .

When the elder members of the family began to die , Mrs Thwaites did most , if not all of the baking and catering for the funerals .

` Do you do any baking , " she wonders , all innocent , ` for those friends of yours I met last week ? "

Emily and her husband , and little Alexander were the first residents at No 28 . 

` She was a voluntary resident at one of the hospitals where I act as a consultant . " 

Residents at the charity home really hit the high notes when marketing manager , Richard Howard , dropped in to present a £2,000 donation on behalf of the Midlands , West & Wales region . 

Stephen was the second resident at Hallerton House to die after experimenting with solvents . 

Meanwhile the residents at Orchard House will continue their fight to stay put . 

The reception had told her the Scottish Football team were residents in the hotel which increased her hopes of picking up the odd tip in order to ease her way through University . 

Local Legal Aid Secretaries are occasionally asked for information about the availability of legal aid in foreign countries for residents in Scotland . 

To investigate the attitude of residents in a residential area of a city to a number of civic amenities , an agency decides to sample 200 adults from the area . 

The residents of Cockfield are contesting the application on technical grounds of the impact on health and safety , and the effects on the environment . 

The residents of these four townships constitute 12 per cent of Wirral 's total population , yet between them they contain 38 per cent of the borough 's known opioid users . 

Residents of the Crimean Peninsula on Jan. 20 took part in a referendum organized by the regional soviet on restoring the region 's autonomy . 

However , local residents of Barton and Sandhills say the scheme is unnecessary and too costly . 

The church is attended by a minority of the foreign residents on the island and relies a great deal on the support it receives from visitors . 

This is open only to residents on the campsite or for people eating there . 

Residents on the Wooton Manor estate claim more than sixty different driving schools are involved . 

ULSTER 'S richest residents have wasted no time perusing the most expensive house ever to go on the market here . 

A YOUNG nursing home resident who was found dead in her bed had taken a fatal overdose of painkillers , an inquest heard yesterday . 

In June the Springtown residents launched a petition calling for the families living there to be rehoused before the winter and for the camp to be closed . 

Since she had not been a UK resident for longer than 3 yrs , you had kindly found a policy which charged ` only' £14 extra . 

In the early 1970s , in New York city , one David Berkowitz terrorised residents for over a year with random shootings of young women and their friends . 

TEN housebound Belfast residents will be paying the Ulster Folk Museum a visit to celebrate Senior Volunteer Action Day , thanks to the efforts of the Voluntary Service Belfast . 

And disabled Ferryhill resident Royston Hunter is still waiting for work to be completed at his home after giving Mr Round £4,180 in November . 

The experience is like entering the catacombs and I would n't have been the least surprised to have come across the odd skull or two in this formidable kind of Davey Jones ' locker . 

The trio of mid-Seventies snarl-toothed rock albums , Fear , Slow Dazzle and Helen of Troy were the best-received work of his career . 

The reforming trio of Dr Gysi , Mr Hans Modrow , and Mr Wolfgang Berghofer , the Mayor of Dresden , is now heading the party . 

Charles Spencer reviews a trio of London plays with themes that are familiar , compulsive and achingly funny 

A trio of rickety buses takes us to our floating hotel , the Hatshepsut . 

James is highly rated by Taylor and sure to challenge the current England goalkeeping trio of Chris Woods , Nigel Martyn and David Seaman . 

A trio of grumpy officers , all Pinochet look-alikes , demanded our passports , eyeing us curiously lest we be Argentine spies . 

They include Philip Matthews , the London Irish trio of Simon Geoghegan , David Curtis and Rob Saunders and experienced campaigners like Donal Lenihan , Keith Crossan , Brendan Mullin and Ralph Keyes . 

The current world champion , Blyth Tait , was paying his first visit to Poplar Park and was very satisfied with the performances of his trio , Messiah , Ricochet and Tempo . 

The Soviet side , deprived of the services of their veteran trio Mironov , Tikhonov and Frantzusov , seem to have lost steam lately . 

BREED : ` Splinter " feverish guitar trio follow their warmly received debut single ` Shakin' The Bone " with three new tracks 

The mercy trip trio are Alan and Margaret Lochrie , of Thorn Close , Ingleby Barwick , and John Gordon , of Wilton Village . 

FUN DAY : Pancake tasting for Evening News prizewinner Colin Fraser and the Blue Peter trio of , from left , Anthea Turner , Diane-Louise Jordan and John Leslie . 

Certainly Andy Roxburgh , the Scotland coach , must believe so after arriving here for Wednesday 's crucial World Cup qualifying match against France carrying a trio of injured players . 

John Lyons and winger Phillip Tett were also both out and , as Lander admitted , when a trio of above average players are taken out of an average team problems are going to arise . 

A KEY trio of Lithuanian players look certain to miss tomorrow 's World Cup qualifier against the Republic of Ireland in Vilnius after a row over insurance cover . 

Finances were riding along the crest of a slump and I lived in a one-room penthouse in Bakers Arms , Leyton ( on top of the opticians ) . 

The brothers had been living in a penthouse flat in Bickenhall Street , west London , bought in December for £1 million cash . 

The thought of living in a mews cottage had been one of her daydreams , like living in a penthouse . 

Fred Guy moved into the penthouse suite in November and now has one of the best views in Edinburgh . 

The attack began when incendiary bombs went off on two floors of a museum in Shrewsbury Castle , Shropshire -- causing £250,000 damage and destroying many irreplaceable relics of three famous regiments .

Repeated attacks by Sea Harriers , with conventional 450-kg bombs , were no more effective .

In his book , Pablo 's War , the 41-year-old squadron leader said some pilots could not face repeated low-level attacks , dropping JP233 bombs on Iraqi airfields .

The reaction was serious rioting and attacks on the police involving petrol bombs , bricks , and stones .

There followed an intense double flash , the explosions sounding like thousand pound bombs .

Despite the Soviet explosion of an atomic bomb , America maintained a marked advantage in atomic weapons .

Richter told Tank of his own revolutionary ideas -- that three years after the explosion of the first hydrogen bomb , he knew how to make a controlled fusion reactor .

J. Robert Oppenheimer , the government 's chief scientific adviser and head of the Los Alamos laboratory which had produced the atom bomb , called a meeting of the General Advisory Committee on atomic energy .

Two Civil Guards were wounded by a remote-control bomb on Aug. 2 between Pamplona and San Sebastián .

He then placed one of his bombs on top of the wing and detonated it .

FOURTEEN people were killed and 97 wounded yesterday when guerrillas rained rockets and mortar bombs on the Afghan capital Kabul .

Then it had been Roman revenge against an uprising -- but the seizure and detonation of an Israeli atomic bomb by terrorists had made a second holocaust of the land that once was known as Holy .

Firing a liquid-filled bomb with a VT fuse to give an air burst over the target . "

He would work until it was time to go home , on the new warhead design that would replace the free-fall WE-177 bomb with an air-launched cruise system .

One week later the most serious raid occurred when incendiary bombs with explosive nosecaps landed in the region of Kimbolton Road and Putnoe .

US Customs Commissioner Carol Hallett said : ` We have dropped a cluster bomb on Carlos Cardoen and his organisation . "

As I settled into my trench for the night Allied bombers were passing overhead to drop their bombs on Caen .

I had an idea that if I dropped this diaper when we unloaded our bombs , it might help some mother .

Forty-nine Britons on an excursion from Cyprus were on the bus going through an underpass when a man dropped a nail bomb from above .

He denied his brother had any role in planting the car bomb that ripped through the garage of the twin skyscraper complex on 26 February , killing six people and injuring more than 1,000 .

Her Army medic husband was one of two soldiers killed when the IRA planted a 20 lb Semtex bomb at Belfast 's Musgrave Park Hospital .

These people do all that , but they are also known to plant fire bombs and rough people up who work in laboratories where animals are used for experiments .

Most missiles with pretensions to cleverness are brighter than a laser-guided bomb , but not as clever as a Tomahawk .

The heavily studded oak banister curved down into the darkness of the hall from which the tick of the grandfather clock sounded as unnaturally loud and ominous as a time bomb .

A chemist , estate agent and travel agent in Bradford were attacked with petrol bombs and three Hindu temples set on fire .

These are fitted with missiles , smart bombs , homing missiles and ordinary ` thickie " bombs .

Part of a town centre was sealed off and buildings evacuated after a second World War Mortar Bomb was discovered at a charity shop .

One of the major accounts of the Renaissance in Italy was published in 1860 by a Swiss history professor at Basel University . 

Later still he became for a short time a professor at Cambridge . 

According to Edward Altman , a finance professor at New York University , there are also indirect costs : some customers choose not to deal with vulnerable firms , and suppliers demand better terms . 

With various mathematical refinements , it was this method that Galileo , one-time professor at Padua , used in studying the motion of falling bodies . 

JENNY HEAD , 37 , is a part-time shiatsu [ massage ] therapist and her husband , Mike Fourman , 42 , a computer science professor at Edinburgh University . 

The teaching staff consists of academic personnel from NSM and professors from the University of Oslo , the University of California at Berkely and the University of Pennsylvania . 

It was given by a professor from Cambridge , Christopher Ricks , and it was a very shiny performance . 

Professors from universities over there are on a recruiting drive over here . 

There he was helped by Jean Schneider , later a professor in the medical faculty at Paris . 

Only the professor in a hospital department is allowed to do private practice and this must be done on the hospital premises . 

The first subject , J.A.G. , is a young man of 28 years , assistant professor in the University . 

This was a natural choice because the writer of the television serial , and of the novel upon which it is based , is David Lodge , until recently a Professor in the School of English . 

GuzmýNN1-NP0 , or " Chairman Gonzalo " , a former philosophy professor in Ayacucho , was regarded by his followers in Sendero Luminoso as the fourth sword of the world revolution after Marx , Lenin and Mao Zedong . 

Just because he is a professor of medicine at Cambridge does not make his findings unquestionable . 

A professor of medicine , visiting a medical school in Texas , asked the resident physician how many of his patients practised the habit of downing mud . 

I 'm now a professor of mathematics , but I have not had any formal instruction in mathematics since I left St. Albans school at the age of seventeen . 

The students -- and their professors -- beat a path to his door . 

Suzanne did well and felt that all but one of her professors were very encouraging . 

` Girls at school used to say their Professor could fix anything . 

The narrator , Richard Papen , longs for entry to the college 's charmed but destructive inner circle -- a clique of privileged students fired by their classics professor 's admiration for the ancient Greek mysteries of bucolic visions and violence . 

The Garden , under its Director Professor D.S. Ingram , specialises in taxonomic botany , which serves as a backbone to studies of biodiversity , biotechnology , and applied botanical research , as well as to plant physiology , genetics and many other plant-based sciences . 

It was my philosophy professor , a native of the Antilles , who recalled the fact to me one day : ` Whenever you hear anyone abuse the Jews , pay attention because he is talking about you " . 

His agents leaned on lowly college professors to stay away from groups Hoover did n't like ; otherwise their files went to their colleges , full of raw gossip . 

Dr Eduardo UmaFýP0 Mendoza , law professor and human rights lawyer , has been repeatedly threatened with death over a number of months , apparently as a result of his activities in defence of human rights . 

( At the time , Noam Chomsky , the anti-Establishment linguistics professor , was a prominent critic of US intervention in Vietnam . 

Their parents are philosophy professors and learning-disabilities therapists and guidance counsellors and physical therapists . 

Finally in October a new stage was reached in the Group 's exchange programme with Jiao Tong University , Shanghai by receiving Professors Ye Dun-ping and Wang Qin-he of the Department of Social Science and Social Engineering . 

And Ramsey was elected the Cambridge regius professor by the votes of five men out of seven . 

In Moscow Mr Yavlinsky met Jeffrey Sachs and Graham Allison , two Harvard professors with close links to the administration . 

It was not yet known what had brought the Professor to the city …

CCK was measured by a specific radioimmunoassay based on antiserum A 2 , raised by immunising a rabbit with natural porcine CCK-33 ( donated by Professors V Mutt and S R Bloom ) . 

That was after he accused Berkeley 's Philosophy Professor of having ` idiotic " notions during a long debate on whether computers will ` think " like people in three centuries hence . 

The very next day he was upbraided by the professor for giggling out loud in Gross Anatomy : Rolf and Rudolph were making jokes about the new female corpse . 

In 1952 he became a professor of singing at the Guildhall School of Music before retiring to Fife in 1964 , where he continued to teach for many years . 

` If it goes up , Jim , " said the Professor without looking round , ` it will take most of Brentford with it . 

Some of the other students also knew Ellis slightly : he had been seen on several demonstrations , and they had assumed he was a graduate student or a young professor . 

Then to the horror of the students the professor dipped his finger into the samples one by one and they saw him put it to his lips . 

He is a Professor , I see from the biography inside , and the E stands for Edward . 

He returned to England to gain his doctorate from London University , and from 1923 to 1935 he was Associate Professor of Engineering at the University of British Columbia . 

Michael Persinger , associate professor of psychology at Laurentian University in Ontario , has proposed that some UAPs are a consequence of the piezo-electric effect . 

Sir George Porter , of the Royal Institution in London , and George Pimentel , then associate professor of chemistry at the University of California at Berkeley , began work on exploiting matrix isolation in 1954 . 

I participated in a national competition called to fill eight positions of associate professor in gastroenterology . 

She retired in 1987 from her appointment as Associate Professor in Child Therapy at Case Western Reserve University . 

One dissenting voice is that of Mr Alfred Chandler , emeritus professor of business history at Harvard Business School . 

It was lucky that Professor St John Goth , Nottingham University 's emeritus medieval history professor , could always be relied on . 

He received an honorary LLD at Birmingham and St Andrews ; on retirement in 1935 he was made emeritus professor at Manchester . 

PROFESSOR George Lightbody Montgomery , emeritus professor of pathology in the University of Edinburgh , died in Edinburgh on 5 February , aged 87 . 

` When you have the killing of a Marine and the beating of the navy man , some response was certainly called for , " said Mr Edwin Smith , a University of Southern California law professor . 

This year , the centenary of the birth of Erwin Panofsky , researchers have once again gathered in Hamburg to discuss the life and work of the University 's former Professor of Art History . 

Many university professors were paid less than labourers in the eighteenth century ; if not clerics , they were forced , as were academics throughout the nineteenth century , to seek outside work to gain a living . 

Under the provisions of the university decree governing the post , the Halford Mackinder Professor of Geography is required ` to lecture and give instruction in Geography " . 

Asda in Bedminster , Bristol , sold 60 extra cases of alcohol using the loophole last week . 

The laughter still in his eyes , he put her case on the ottoman at the foot of the bed , turned and went out . 

“ My jewellery case and all its contents to my daughter Sabine ” . 

Both have a universal carrying case and charge capacity indicator . 

The processes of making pottery are demonstrated here , and the building complex includes an engine house and a saggar maker 's shop , where fireclay cases were made for holding batches of pots during firing . 

We found a solitary gasolene pump and got the owner of it up from his couch of rags in a kennel-like shelter of tin and packing cases that rattled and moaned in the fitful wind . 

They are supplied complete with a multi recharger , battery pack , and hinged carrying case . 

As well as a steel carrying case , the drill comes with battery pack , charger , chuck key and a double-ended screwdriver bit . 

So that the searcher can go directly to whatever shelf or filing case is appropriate , the number may have to be complex . 

As it happened , I emerged a little late and I fear I rather startled the young gentleman , who immediately pulled his attaché case away from me and clutched it to his chest with both arms . 

Charming , my dear ! " he muttered through closed teeth , throwing his Louis Vuitton overnight case on to the sofa . 

Use to fill the pastry cases and bake immediately in the pre-heated oven for 10-12min , until set . 

Fill the pastry cases with one of our fillings and divide the cream mixture between the quiches . 

A really solid black plastic case with a real key copy of the Spectrum 's existing keyboard on the left and a 12-key numeric/editing keypad on the right . 

The early machines , the 1512 and the 1640 , used plastic cases and a non-standard size . 

And that bug must have been inserted in my case before I left Helsinki -- without my knowledge . " 

After removing the contents he closed the lid again and placed the case on the floor beside his chair . 

Many manufacturers wo n't allow you to remove the machine 's case without automatically voiding your warranty : some go so far as to put seals over the case so they can tell if you 've opened it . 

Design : compact binoculars which unfold automatically when removed from their carrying case . 

Manicure set in a black leather case with mock tortoiseshell handles . 

He had departed half an hour later after releasing the men and with a case of good Brut champagne in his car . 

Our makeshift seat had consisted of cases of wine while bottles of brandy were distributed liberally amongst the boys ' bedding , none of which had been declared to us , of course . 

For half an hour he peered into glass cases containing macabre objects , and dusty corners where reposed cast-off surgical appliances , motorcycle helmets and pictures in broken frames . 

T-Shirt plus -- yes there 's more ! -- a corkin' cassette case containing no less than TEN of our best-ever Megatapes ! 

The Specimen Case ( 1924 ) contains stories of both Kai Lung and Max Carrados , the main reason for which Bramah , emerging from his usual seclusion , explains in the preface . 

He sighs , takes out the cigarette case again and holds it out to me . 

The crackle of radios and the beep of cellular phones broke into the solemn music played over loudspeakers .

The boat 's listening devices are designed to pick up water-activated beeps from the data recorders .

But their beeps do not identify the fine nets that fishermen use , Sinha said .

The boat is carrying special listening devices designed locate the `` black box , '' which emits a beep every second for 30 days if functioning properly .

Forgetting to switch it off after leaving the office , its muffled beeps from inside the zip-up travel case several hours later warned of its almost flat battery !

Now , do you hear a long beep and a short beep , a long beep and a short beep ?

Tired of Amiga and Mac users taking the mickey out of the pitiful beep your PC makes ?

By tea-time I was aware of walking strangely , and dared not run for the little beeps my botty made .

Goebbels 's eulogy of Hitler in an article in Das Reich on 31 December was said to have been well received by ` only a few people 's comrades and naturally the old loyal fighters " . 

The treatise includes a eulogy of Paris , which tells us that ‘ there … opening our treasuries and unfastening our purse-strings we scattered money with joyous heart and purchased inestimable books with worthless coin . ’ 

I was reminded of John Barrett 's eulogy in his book The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path ( HMSO , 1974 ) . 

In her review in the Guardian , Nancy Banks-Smith even gave equal space to Mrs Field after her eulogy of Hannah 

` He 's a businessman , " Melissa pointed out , having heard this eulogy several times already . 

There followed another brief eulogy of his mother-tongue , of its pre-eminence in the civilised world and of the importance of preserving its purity , during which Melissa felt her smile glazing over . 

On this site Sant' Ambrogio built a basilica in the fourth-century , but that early church was replaced in the tenth-century by the Milanese Archbishop Landolfo II . 

` And he burned this basilica -- the Basilica Aemilia -- almost to the ground . 

From the fourth century , popes , bishops , and emperors competed in fostering the memorials of the martyrs , rediscovering or restoring their burials , adorning them with inscriptions recording their deeds , erecting great basilicas in the cemeteries to accommodate the crowds of worshippers . 

The crypt ( which could go back to the first basilica to be built on the site , in the ninth century AD ) , should be completely restored within a year . 

Two basilicas were then built , side by side , the larger of which has disappeared . 

He restored the crypt and the basilica , constructed a new elevated high altar , for which he provided a baldacchino and furnishings , and renewed the roof . 

Members requested the committee 's sorrow that the work had begun without permission should be passed on to the county council . 

It soon developed into disillusion as the town 's death toll grew and ended in jubilant relief not unmixed with sorrow at the memory of towns-folk who would not return . 

Goebbels himself had signed her travel papers under pressure from his sympathetic wife Magda , who had mistaken Lais 's hysterical sobs for sorrow at Karl 's death . 

He is portrayed as showing sorrow at the destruction caused by German bombers and it is he who ` saves the day " by first giving himself up and then being shot by Clogger . 

Three of our candles are in this colour to represent our sorrow for our failure to love in so many parts of our lives . 

Philippa thought , perhaps this news benefits the king , but it brings sorrow for the rest of us . 

Jacob filled to the brim with sorrow for the woman whom , despite everything , he had loved . 

The awakened will gives rise to fear of God , sorrow for sin , hope for forgiveness and love of God ( Leah 's first four children ) . 

Psalm 13 put her own question well &mdash'How; long shall l take counsel in my soul , having sorrow in my heart daily ? ” 

As the tartan army drowned its sorrows in the bars of Soho , Frank preferred a candlelit dinner . 

` I have naught to offer you , " the youth was saying and there was sorrow in his voice . 

June Barraclough 's A Time to Love ( Methuen , £12.95 ) spans both World Wars and paints a vivid picture of the loves and sorrows of the characters in the lives of two women friends . 

Yet the sorrow of Leibnitz , were he to have needlessly destroyed it , is described as ` a natural feeling for a humane man " . 

Help us to become more aware of the needs , the joys and the sorrows of our brothers here . 

The look of reproach and sorrow on her face cut into him far more deeply than any angry words could have done . 

But the parting has brought some sweet sorrow to her and her landlord . 

Miss Worthington often felt it would have been an unendurable sorrow to her parents if they had lived to witness the extent of the deterioration . 

There were dry gingers and tonics prepared for the whiskies and gins which everyone hoped would drown the star 's sorrows . 

My hand caresses the surging wind ; I am deeper drowned in sorrow . 

MOST of those who read Glenys Roberts 's moan ( March 15 ) and who know Monaco felt , I suspect , more sorrow for the author than disdain for the place . 

He could see sorrow in the dark eyes which glowed as if there were candles burning behind them . 

Other people 's sorrows on the whole weigh lightly on our shoulders : a merciful provision . 

I drowned my sorrows on the school goalposts , as football was banned . 

He told of his sorrow at having to quit a job he passionately enjoyed . 

Was n't there one word of sympathy he could offer to ease her sorrow at having loved and lost him ? 

Taking as his theme the great rivers of the world , the Ganges , the Jordan , the Mississippi , the Clyde -- and of course the Boyne -- he weaves a tapestry evoking both sorrow and joy . 

Yet the dog had grown old and less capable , and one day the gillie had come and explained with great sorrow that the dog had suffered a stroke , and must be put down . 

The reporter , treading delicately , had asked if it was a great sorrow to her when she and Walter separated . 

Peers expressed their sorrow at the news of the separation of the Prince and Princess of Wales after the Lord Chancellor Lord Mackay of Clashfern relayed the Prime Minister 's announcement to them . 

I join the hon. Gentleman in expressing our sorrow at that tragic loss . 

` But I feel dismay , sorrow , for so many people in our country who do not share this personal good fortune and who as a result of further years of Tory government will experience further disadvantage . 

Jesus felt despair and sorrow to such an extent that there is a mood of desperation in the story . 

Both of them were aware of Alain 's black anger and Marguerite was feeling the sorrow of leaving her own house . 

As his wife , as his Louise , had slipped , there was no friend with whom he could share the sorrow he felt over his son . 

Yet she suffered his grief with him , wanting to share his sorrow , hoping that she could alleviate some of his pain . 

The Irish President , Mary Robinson , had earlier said she shared the sorrow and anguish of the people of her country . 

` I 'm not a cricket buff , " said the museum curator Dr Patricia Andrew , ` or at least I was n't . 

Do n't just include music from the 30s and 40s -- some residents may like light classical or early music , others may be jazz buffs . 

Harry : ` The company [ Ecosse ] are all music buffs , and they 're always going on about how everybody can like opera . 

Similarly , Arthur Ashe , together with Nick Bollettieri , has his own scheme running in Newark , a city where the black mayor in residence is a tennis buff . 

The autumn show by the Bebington amateur filmmaking group has become a traditional date for transport buffs . 

Trivia buffs will love these -- the events covered include dates for holidays in Brazil and the French-speaking part of Canada , as well as birthday dates for film , music and historical celebrities . 

£2,000 bills : Theatre buffs are being offered the chance to buy posters dating back 25 years to raise £2,000 for restoration work at York Theatre Royal . 

In search of presents without a future Rob Ainsley pinpoints those eminently disposable stocking fillers for the computer buff who has everything . 

Computer buff Steven has been jobhunting since graduating from London 's Imperial College four years ago . 

The group are also computer buffs on a mission to not only push out musical frontiers but combine the whole thing into a total multi-media package . 

Film buffs may like to know that Forman 's Amadeus was filmed here in the Nostic Palace . 

FILM buff Gwilym Hughes , 47 , of Dolgellau , North Wales has watched a world record 21,000 movies in 40 years . 

Clint also turns out to be a film buff , and an occasional member of Rainbow 's reading public ( ` but that damned magazine of yours is a bitch to find outside London " ) . 

Whether the holiday is a gathering of opera buffs in Glyndebourne or a trek of vampire fans to Transylvanian castles , it is great fun because everyone has the same interest at heart . 

IS this the ultimate present for opera buffs who sing in the bath ? 

Opera buffs may revel in the music and enjoy the backstage back-biting but this is a plot too sprawling and undisciplined even for Wagner . 

LIGHT opera buffs in Londonderry are in for a musical feast with the return this year of the Derry Festival of Light Opera . 

It all started when wine buff Liz entered another competition in the Express . 

In 1794 she published her Collection of Poems and Fables , by which time she had suffered a number of domestic calamities , including the death of a child and apparently the imprisonment of her husband . 

Politicians , trade union leaders and other assorted worthies leapt to the company 's defence , with impassioned declarations that its break-up at Hanson 's hands would be a national calamity . 

His loss has been felt as a great national calamity … assembled as we are in the execution of a Plan of great public Utility … . ’ 

It is sad to have to make a living by grubbing around in the dirt of a national calamity . " 

There remained one category of great natural calamities that , because of its scale and random impact , still seemed to be the work of a wrathful deity . 

V. P. Singh visited the area soon after the disaster and told reporters that he had not seen such human suffering in any previous natural calamity . 

Mobutu had ordered the troops to surround the bank and the Finance Ministry on Oct. 4 , after Tshisekedi had on Oct. 1 dismissed Nyemba Shabani as governor of the bank following the discovery that US$5,000,000 was missing from central reserves . 

As it happens , Peter 's mother is a governor at the school , although this should have had nothing to do with the matter . 

He 'd seen many changes in the penal system as a whole and Whitely in particular during his days as Governor at the prison . 

Shaikh Abdullah bin Said bin Abdul-Aziz al-Thani became deputy governor at under-secretary level . 

He went on to become America 's youngest state governor at 32 . 

The governor at Crumlin Road called in the RUC after Sunday Life last week exclusively revealed the major security lapse . 

Jack Steer is the spokesperson for education on the Labour benches , and Harvey Markovitch is a Governor at the Banbury School . 

A potentially explosive element was introduced when Thakin Tun Ok publicly accused Aung San of the headman 's murder , and his widow petitioned the Governor for justice . 

I was hauled off in front of the assistant governor for adjudication . 

Martin Purtscher ( ÖVP ) was confirmed in office as the provincial governor for a further five-year term . 

He appealed to Miloš to join him , but Miloš judged that the time was inopportune and promptly told the Turkish governor in Belgrade of the plot . 

In 1895 he was made a director of the Bank of England , becoming deputy governor in 1911 and governor in 1913 . 

Senior prison governors in Latvia were equivalent in rank to Red Army colonels . 

( Joaquim Francisco was elected Governor of Pernambuco on 15 November , 1990 . ) 

Then , in Sacramento , he underwent a lengthy apprenticeship in the art of executive leadership and was , ultimately , reasonably successful as the governor of a major state . 

Gen. O. P. Malhotra , former Army Chief of Staff , was appointed Governor of Punjab . 

John Hutt , Governor of Western Australia , was thrilled that it was to be an Englishman who was to dispel the mists of ornithological obscurity from the continent . 

HONG Kong will not buckle at the knees over disagreements with China , its governor Chris Patten vowed yesterday . 

The deal is startlingly altruistic , and the racetrack owners are always generous with their political contributions ; but Arizona 's Republican governor , Fife Symington , thinks there is already more than enough gambling in his state . 

The Punjab governor , Mr S.S.Ray , said yesterday : ` Every time the Prime Minister comes to the state , such killings are organised but we will not succumb to such terror tactics . " 

In Bihar Mohammed Shafi Qureshi , a former union minister ( most recently of Civil Aviation and Tourism in 1979-80 ) , was named as Governor on March 14 . 

Thank you for the silk , glad you were able to wrest it from the Governor before he set off to Lepcis Magna with it . 

Hong Kong politicians called on Mr Major to end months of uncertainty by immediately appointing a new Governor . 

A spokesman for Balding said : ` The governor is looking at both races though he is still more likely to run on Saturday . " 

Nu made his first priority his public insistence of confidence in the Governor and the British Government . 

Example : a young minister at a church social announces ` Miss Jeannie MacPherson will now sing ` The Flowers of the Forest " . " 

There was a crackle of static , like a public address system at a church social , then another record started . 

This is not to underestimate the Club 's previous social calendar which for many years included successful dinner dances and club socials . 

You 've dragged me along to all your trade shows and staff socials over the years . 

I 'm sure many of you would prefer to get your weekly social started rather than listen to me . 

She loved organising things and being with young people , whether it was debating society , Saturday night socials , musical activities , sports , whatever . 

M ANY readers will be delighted to see this mid-1930s picture ( above ) of one of the Telroc Lawn Tennis Club 's pre-season socials at West Derby Village Hall . 

One of mine was an impersonation of Winston Churchill saying Mary Had A Little Lamb . 

Nigel Vaughan did a passable impersonation of Liam Brady and Peter Reid for 35 minutes , but once he tired the home attacks lost any semblance of variety . 

And in its $1.7 billion purchase of Stauffer , another American chemicals firm , in 1987 it did a passable impersonation of Hanson , paying for most of the bid with $1.15 billion of asset sales . 

And Japan , many people 's paradigm of how finance should serve industry , has recently had markets that did the best impersonation of a casino anywhere . 

She 's mother-of-three Pamela Stephenson , the woman who has made the interesting switch from being outrageous to outraged ; graduating from wicked impersonations of Margaret Thatcher to delivering petitions to the leaderene 's own doorstep . 

This was one of the songs Cissie Loftus sang in her impersonation of Vesta Tilley . 

Paul opens the door , to be confronted by a bespectacled American doing a poor impersonation of Chuck D. Four Eyes is pursing his lips , pointing a finger at Merton while offering him a mock high five . 

Freddie the Nark 's impersonation of a police officer had sounded convincing to him , until he said that Peggie had fallen at her home . 

` You should see his impersonation of Ray Bradbury , " Cecil added . 

You should see her doing her impersonation of him ; one of the funniest things I 've ever seen . " 

Its stories , essays , poems and photos come from a vast array of sources .

A miser 's body lies cut in a thousand places by a huge array of coins with sharpened edges .

Looking at the wide array of flies , rods and other tackle , it 's easy to imagine just how important the pursuit of trout and salmon was to Neville Chamberlain .

This feature permits the investigation of a rich array of questions concerning individual 's labour market decisions .

The South Lake is a haven for watersports enthusiasts whilst the North Lake has a rich and varied array of wildlife .

LEFT When it comes to choosing a leash , there is a dazzling array of colours and types available .

Finally , the impressive array of late nineteenth century pictures includes one of Degas ' most audacious racing scenes , Whistler 's Symphony in White No .

Such a surface therefore consists of a large number of tubes emerging at a fine angle so as to present an array of slanting holes .

Readers sometimes imagine that the various tanks in our office would provide a fascinating array of exotic fish and equipment .

Finally , Darwin displays the indirect evidence for the theory : the explanations it provides for a wide array of facts in biogeography , geology , embryology and so on .

The subject matter itself , a view of the native bush for example , with its vast array of plant forms , demands the applications of thick layers of paint , often with a palette knife .

Similarly , there is an array of products for producing the body beautiful , a tall elegant figure disdainful of practical or even biological constraint .

However , its principal aim of accident reduction is only one of those incorporated in the goals of the German projects , which deal with a much more extensive array of environmental and aesthetic improvements .

Being by nature fairly cautious and sometimes reluctant to adapt to change , I was at first somewhat bemused by an array of unfamiliar terms -- competence elements , HN units , performance criteria .

Sandwiched between the pair is a vast array of goods , ranging from the luxurious to the novel , the exorbitantly priced to those selling for a few pounds .

Covering the façade are a fine array of statues which have survived the increasingly grim Milanese air remarkably well .

Clearly no government can legislate for such a wide array of circumstances , let alone attempt to enforce such legislation .

As has been indicated above , there is a vast array of literature on the topic of Britain 's post-war economic performance .

Africa has a superb array of hoofed herbivores ( as well as rodents and primates ) , including 85 species of antelope , plus various zebras , buffalo , two rhinos , hippos , and elephants .

At the beginning of July , this array of social and political problems induced a renewed cabinet crisis .

You can see if you look across the array of some of the BBC 's productions : Caroline Pick , who is now running Forty Minutes , for example .

The female , after mating , builds her own mud cells , lays an egg in each , provides it with a collection of paralysed spiders for food and then abandons it . 

The man , who has not been named , collapsed in the cells on March 8 . 

They are part of a nationwide operation which has cost millions of pounds after the disturbances which destroyed hundreds of prison cells . 

Mr Moynihan indulges in nostalgia for departed days ; like Milton 's devils , he writes , men have made themselves smaller to enter new prison cells . 

Several strong doors were unlocked , and eventually they entered Fagin 's cell . 

The Kuomintang general , holding his nose because of the stench , enters the prison cell and makes one more attempt to win Sis . 

There is no outside view of any sort and the only time they leave the cell is for weekend visits from relatives , bi-daily showers or for 45 minutes ' daily exercise . 

A family to make Pretoria tremble : Walter Sisulu will leave his cell to join a wife and son who have themselves been restricted , John Carlin writes from Johannesburg 

But he had already left the cell and , with a parting wink of his fat kindly face , shut the door . 

However , Goering 's final words to me as I left his cell seemed hardly those of a madman . 

Our normal reality is like each of us living in a tiny , windowless cell in a house that contains a hundred thousand rooms and covers a thousand acres of land . 

Paddy , 72 , has almost lived in ` his special cell " in Mountjoy prison , Dublin since the 1950s . 

The other two sections of the prison also contained barracks , but many of the long-term prisoners lived in blocks of single cells . 

You would be confined to the building , naturally , and you would have to live in the cells , but it would probably save your life . " 

The men have been locked up in their cells since day one of their imprisonment . " 

` If you go round saying that they 'll have you locked up in a padded cell . " 

Even if they locked him in a dark cell and pulled out all his teeth with rusty pliers , he must keep his promise to Sweetheart and tell them nothing . 

He was given no chance to escape , would say nothing at all as to what he was doing living in the graveyard and was locked in a cell at the police-station . 

They were locked in their cells till 8.30 when they were let out for chapel . 

Land-based organisms carry their watery heritage with them , locked inside their cells . 

Police kept her locked up in a cell until she gave a negative breath test and was deemed fit to leave . 

In the end I got moved into a single cell : apparently a lot of this girl 's stuff went missing and she practically accused me . 

The day before F's death the prisoner who had attacked him was moved into a nearby cell , albeit under continual observation . 

` What terrified Sir Ralph so much he had to move from here to that bleak prison cell ? " 

Huddersfield police have painted one of their cells pink on the advice of colour therapists who claim it gives off anti-violence wavelengths The Amarant Trust has a cassette about Hormone Replacement Therapy . 

I sat in my cell expecting to be called out for execution at any moment . 

I can not forget the visits I paid to Norwich and sat quietly in the reconstructed cell of Julian the hermitess of Norwich , meditating on the Sixteen Shewings of Divine Love which she received in May 1373 . 

I went to Argentina and sat in a cell and waited for the torturers to come in . 

We are told that the hermit was once sitting alone in his cell after dinner when there came to him the lady of the house … and many persons with her , and found him writing rapidly . 

Lek sleeps in a concrete cell downstairs where husbands are forbidden by the landlord to visit . 

During the next two days Corbett stayed in his cell , recuperating from the journey and forced imprisonment . 

The kangaroo court decided the punishment must fit the crime and ruled that he stay in his cell during the jailhouse comedy . 

If I do have to stay in the cells over Christmas I 'll make sure I ruin your wedding tackle before they take me down . " 

Prison authorities say it 's still tense on 'C' Wing where a cell was destroyed by fire during yesterday evening . 

The corridor and all of the cells had been recently painted , but gaiety was n't the theme around here . 

In a bare , mud-walled cell , sitting on the floor , is Tepilit . 

` I had contact with hundreds of people prior to my first face to face meeting with the kidnappers in Beirut , " Waite said in a statement yesterday . 

Myeloski , although dealing with kidnappers in other cases , had never known how the hostages survived their isolation and their fear . 

THE kidnapper of baby Farrah Quli proudly paraded the tot as her ` daughter " at a family party , it was revealed last night . 

He felt like hitting out at him , this kidnapper of his daughter . 

` Of course , it is not known who the kidnappers of Mr McCarthy are , so we are interested to know why you came to the Government of Iran for help . " 

Police hunting for clues in the hunt for the kidnapper of the Birmingham estate agent , Stephanie Slater believe there may be a connection with the kidnap and murder of the teenager , Julie Dart . 

MILLIONS of television viewers last night heard the voice of the kidnapper of estate agent Stephanie Slater . 

A letter from her killer and kidnapper to West Yorkshire Police claimed that after she had been beaten unconscious , then strangled , her body had been kept in a wheelie-bin for two days before being taken to where it was later found Easton , near Grantham , Lincs in July 1991 . 

` But this package is from little Sousan 's kidnappers , surely ? " 

How could his kidnappers be so cruel and not explain their reasons why ? 

` I suppose you think I should tell the police , " said Charlotte , after describing the telephone call with which her niece 's kidnappers had broken their silence . 

BABY kidnapper Caren McSweeney is so stunned by what she did that she has been struck dumb . 

Certainly not in terms of granting kidnappers political or financial reward . 

ALLEGATIONS that the Swiss government failed to pay kidnappers for the release of an abducted Red Cross official in Sidon last year may lie behind the seizure yesterday of two more Swiss delegates of the International Red Cross . 

The estate agent , Stephanie Slater , has been released by her kidnapper after a ransom of one hundred and seventy-five thousand pounds was paid . 

A Sunday newspaper said Spiro had claimed to have paid money to Terry Waite 's kidnappers on behalf of the British Government . 

Either Quinn knew just what he was doing or he was going to provoke the kidnapper into putting down the phone . 

Three more -- Joseph Cicippio , Edward Tracy and Frank Reed -- were seized in 1986 by kidnappers newly alerted to their value in Hawks and TOWs , giving a net result of zero . 

There was the Bishop of Limerick defending the Easter Rising , a man who thirty years before had been speaking out against resistance to civil authority . 

With fitzAlan , de Villiers and a chastened but still influential Bishop of Winchester listening to every word , Isabel had answered as best she could in the hope that by doing so she might appease her conscience . 

With the consent of the Bishop of Ely , who was Edward Wynn , the Bishop of Durham came to Howfield and confirmed his father and ministered the sacrament to him . 

The Catholic bishops of Malawi have launched their own ` Liberation Theology " that deplores official repression . 

Although Carloman had an infant son , the nobles and bishops of Alamannia and Burgundy immediately travelled to Corbeny-sur-Aisne to do homage to Charles . 

Richard de Bury , later bishop of Durham , profited from his diplomatic missions to the French court by buying and exchanging books in Paris . 

With the exception of the queen herself and her brother , Lionel bishop of Salisbury , the whole family apparently suffered forfeiture . 

The parents then appealed to Robert Bloet , bishop of Lincoln , who also declared in her favour . 

Here all ten bishops of the province of Rheims agreed to the reinstatement of Ebbo , the fallguy of 834--5 . 

We took advice from other friends , including our bishop , James Roxburgh , who all encouraged us to press ahead . 

The Irish Roman Catholic Church bishops yesterday made clear their disapproval of the form of wording chosen by the government to permit abortions in cases where the life of a mother-to-be is at risk . 

The Low Church bishops proved to be valuable Parliamentary allies to the Whigs . 

One of the suffragan bishops , the Right Reverend Peter Vaughan , Bishop of Ramsbury since April 1989 , says rather the same thing more obliquely . 

Difficulties facing bishops could escalate when central and local politics overlapped . 

Indeed , it was not uncommon for Irish abbots actually to have bishops under their jurisdiction . 

Yet he had no constitutional place in advising the Queen on the choice of bishops . 

The bishops hired spies and informers to track down dissenting preachers and bring them to trial . 

Even prettier was the petite brunette of about seventeen who showed me to my room . 

The only woman in Tim 's early life who anyone can remember is Gillian Malpass -- a tall , good-looking brunette who is now a senior editor at the London office of prestigious US publisher Yale University Press . 

She is attractive 44-year-old brunette Pammy Jane Farquhar and he is Prince Charles , two soulmates who have offered each other a shoulder to cry on . 

A tribunal was told that Francesco Pollicino , 57 , also asked 17-year-old brunette Tracey Tofield : ` What are those bumps down your jumper ? " 

She was a pretty and vivacious brunette , who had been trained as a dancer . 

The brunette was strikingly attractive in a way that was dramatically enhanced by make-up and clothes . 

But pretty brunette Katie Mansfield , 13 , faced a ticking off at home -- for pawning her mum 's jewellery to buy the air fare . 

Brunette beauty Pauline Bradley is this year 's Queen of the Oul Lamas Fair . 

The pavement beside Alen Glen 's was smashed and a Corporation junction box that had stood outside Jackson 's Dog House in Dundas Street lay up a close . 

Peter Ellis , 27 , whose parents are believed to live in Middlesbrough , and Julie Stott were ordered to lie on the pavement by the gunman who drove up to them in New Orleans . 

By 2.30 I was having lunch at the wheel of Armstrong , parked on the edge of the pavement in Gresham Street about sixty feet from the Prior , Keen , Baldwin entrance . 

In the St. Nicholas Street pavement in fact , they are on a square background and are given bulbed tips between every second petal . 

There were no pavements in the little village of Samana , four or five miles from the complex , and chickens and goats wandered idly along the dirt roads , scavenging for scraps . 

He came to a halt on the pavement outside his block and checked his pulse , before climbing the stairs to the flat . 

And police were drafted in to control the traffic which was brought to a standstill by the numbers of people lining the pavement outside the Seacombe church . 

The constructed path is to help keep visitors off the basalt pavements which are delicate and fragile , taking aeons to create and seconds to destroy . 

It seems probable , therefore , that three workers were employed in making the St. Nicholas Street pavement and only one ( possibly two ) in the making of the Blackfriars mosaic . 

He walked on glistening pavements , across streets where the rain spat back from the tarmac . 

As soon as he learnt about it Ted Bolton , the headmaster of the nearby secondary school , persuaded the farmer to allow his school children to clear the pavement . 

Out in the street he stood for a while , obstructing the pavement . 

Big sparks sprayed off the brick walls and tyres screamed on the wet pavements . 

Police driver describes how fast the car is going , how it 's driving on pavements . 

He moved across the pavement towards the building , glancing at his wrist as he did so . 

They build almost wholly with the granite used in the new pavement of the streets of London …

The frosty pavement in front of the Royal Technical College in George Street was crowded and the ice in the gutters cracked by countless tackity boots marching into George Square . 

As she sat on a pavement around lunchtime , she was approached by a boy , who it was claimed tried to demonstrate to her how an aerosol can be used as a flame-thrower . 

Emergency admissions as a result of road traffic accidents or falls on icy pavements can not be arranged . 

A few yards away , sitting on the pavement , was the thug whose face I had hit ; he was shouting , ` You killed him , you bastard ! " 

As he drew closer he saw that it was a man huddled beneath a thick overcoat , sitting on the pavement watching the crowds go by . 

Above the dry waterfall , the path continues to Horton in Ribblesdale but is left for an easy traverse south along the ridge , passing extensive areas of limestone pavement . 

E. On the surface hikers will find patches of limestone pavement , like that on Scales Moor or above Malham in Yorkshire . 

Clustered on the narrow pavement were the waiting mothers with outstretched hands , the mothers with prams , the mothers with toddlers attached to their skirts . 

The scheme is designed to give shoppers better access to shops without being confined to the narrow pavements . 

Moving out of the path of the crowd , she put her luggage down on the uneven pavement and looked around . 

Two ambulance-men crossed the pavement , carrying a stretcher . 

I ran down the pavement to get as far away from the hotel as I could , then I sat down in a doorway and continued crying . 

I was running along the pavement of Rochdale Road , just after midnight , wearing , among other things , two quilted anoraks , one of which had fourteen pounds of sand sewn into the lining . 

She sagged in his arms , catching dizzied sight of the assailant running across the pavement , with another man in pursuit . 

She stood on the pavement and pointed the spray can at the low brick wall of their front garden . 

They went their separate ways but I stayed where I was , standing on the pavement by the bus stop . 

Charles stood on the narrow pavement , leaning on the wooden parapet , and looked down into the water , which seemed infinitely deep in the darkness . 

She stepped off the pavement , and a car with squealing brakes drove her back again , frightened and flustered . 

Like a sleepwalker , she put her hand into his , stepped on to the pavement , let him lead her forward …

It 's pretty difficult to cross the road on account of all the traffic , so I just carry on walking on the pavement . 

She 's walking along the pavement ahead of me , holding onto this woman 's hand . 

Frances had been walking along a pavement in Oxford when she was hit from behind . 

I thought we had also faced our trial by Fire , when in 1983 we had ignored government safety warnings and climbed the newly erupting " Child of Krakatoa " volcano in the Sunda Straits . 

And high above , at the end of the curve , the steep hillsides rose as high as the rim of the dormant volcano on High Island . 

A plan to harness the hot springs of the Soufriere volcano on St Lucia , in the Caribbean , to generate geothermal energy has been abandoned because of unexpected technical problems and lack of funds . 

A FILM cameraman was airlifted to safety yesterday after being trapped inside a volcano for two days . 

Ranger Jeffrey Judd was winched down in a basket to where the Hollywood cameraman lay exhausted , 60 ft below the rim of the Kilauea volcano . 

While visiting the local volcano , Serena is profoundly upset by the sight of hardened lava fields around a bubbling centre , and this causes her to have a nervous breakdown . 

THE BIG BANG Thick black clouds hover over a village near the Pinatubo volcano . 

There have been bangs and explosions , the appearances and disappearances of islands and volcanoes ever since . 

Thus , in addition to forming shield volcanoes and domes , basaltic lavas erupting from an extensive regional system of fissures can generate flood basalts and create massive basalt plateaus . 

Just over 100,000 square kilometres in extent , Iceland is still largely barren and battered from its fiery birth , and the landscape continues to be shaped and racked by volcanoes . 

Ironically enough , only the day before the St Pierre tragedy , a series of nuees were erupted from the volcano Soufriere on St Vincent , 144 kilometres south of Martinique . 

The eruption of the volcano buried a town , Akrotiri , which is thought to have had a population originally of about 30,000 . 

Such clouds are usually best developed in eruptions of marine volcanoes . 

For instance , in one eruption of the Andean volcano Cotopaxi a 200 t volcanic bomb was hurled a distance of 14 km . 

The situation is compounded by the eruption of the Mount Pinatubo volcano in the Philippines . 

Most of the water vapour emerging from Venus s early volcanoes would therefore remain in the planet s atmosphere , in the form of clouds . 

In part , this is because the aerosols from the Pinatubo volcano did not reach the Arctic stratosphere in as high quantities as feared . 

FILM cameraman Mike Benson , 42 , who is ` feeling pretty good " after two days trapped in a Hawaiian volcano , was told yesterday that his rescue is to be made into a film . 

Carol Shawcroft , 19 , and Raoul German , 31 , were among seven people who died when the pleasure trip helicopter smashed into an extinct volcano at 3,000ft . 

There is even one report of a couple of Russian geologists hopping on to the bouldery surface of an aa flow on the slopes of the Klyuchevskaya volcano in Kamchatka while it was still moving . 

Minor silica veinlets within faulted trachyte flows on the lower flanks of Paka volcano have U-series ages of 644kyr and 815kyr . 

` You will continually be living on the edge of a volcano " , wrote Hatton offering advice to budding youth workers , ` for no one can know when an outburst of general indiscipline will occur . " 

With Batuan and the community we have shared the all-night pilgrimages to the Mother Temple shrines on the slopes of the Gunung Agung volcano . 

Captain Woolridge on the Sir Robert Sale , rather further away , reported seeing the eruption column rising above the volcano : ` . 

If the sea rises around a volcano the water may erode away some of the surface away . 

His last expedition was to the volcanoes of Indonesia and the Philippines . 

As the situation went from bad to worse , the people living near the volcano became increasingly distressed , and many tried to leave St Pierre , heading for Fort-de-France , Martinique 's second town . 

Here he began a comprehensive study of Japanese volcanoes , but became increasingly absorbed by the subject of earthquakes ( having experienced one on the night of his arrival in Japan ) . 

Emuruangogolak and the Barrier volcanoes have erupted within the past 100 years , suggesting that magmatic heat sources are still available to drive the geothermal systems . 

The next day they are all killed when the volcano erupts unexpectedly . 

In 1675 Clarke married Mary , daughter of Samuel Jepp and Elizabeth Buckland of Sutton Court , Chew Magna , distant kin of Locke 's . 

Thus in many African " marriage " institutions , in their traditional form , the husband and his kin made substantial payments in cattle to the male kin of the bride . 

African bridewealth " marriage " establishes an enduring relationship between the husband and his kin on the one side and the bride and her kin on the other . " 

Arran convened his kin and friends , and all the other nobles who would support him , and asked for their backing against the cardinal . 

And her wish , that Philippa try to find her mother 's kin , touched some chord that somewhere in this loneliness there might be help . 

For example , even those who did live near their kin did not see them especially often . 

To fulfil macho behaviour patterns , a man must show no fear , demonstrate sexual prowess , father many children and exercise tight control over female kin . 

This work was based on a sample survey of over 10,000 men , and a few questions were asked about practical support between kin . 

Such a system , as he saw , minimized the differences which might otherwise be drawn between distant and close kin . 

Here males stay with their male kin as adults and females move into new groups at adolescence . 

It would be misleading therefore , effectively to write off the outer circle of kin as significant sources of support in British society . 

The groom 's kin opened negotiations with the bride 's kin through neutral intermediaries . 

Dowry payment in the Sinhalese style is not just the obverse of the Nuer bridecattle which move from the husband 's kin to the wife 's kin . 

Disputes wage over the issue of whether or not nuclear families today are isolated from their kin . 

Then she squared her shoulders , remembering she was Amossy 's kin . 

Louis reallocated Orléans and Blois to the brothers Odo and William , men who were his own mother 's kin and also allies of Bernard , and probably Tours to Vivian , one of the local nobility . 

If the item is beyond economical repair , the Policyholder must provide written confirmation of this from a repairer/dealer .

This was given unfortunate confirmation a month later by the arrest , as a Soviet spy , of the British-naturalized Austrian scientist , Klaus Fuchs , who had worked at Los Alamos .

It will give an audible confirmation of the accuracy of the composition or arrangement .

The Palace denied any official confirmation of marital troubles .

Some hotels telephone confirmation of a booking and will of course acknowledge receipt of a deposit or a special request if the time factor allows .

Similarly , the confirmation of cautious hypotheses is uninformative .

The more sophisticated falsificationist realizes the inadequacy of this and recognizes the importance of the role played by confirmation of speculative theories as well as the falsification of well-established ones .

If an individual is nominated by at least two others , then this is taken as confirmation of this individual 's existence in the network .

I would therefore propose that September 1993 be set as a tentative deadline for the confirmation of events , dates and locations .

Instead , most of them saw a steady confirmation of their existing position .

An announcement in May confirming the selection of Glasgow removed earlier uncertainty , although final confirmation has to wait for a further consultation period until the end of June .

As usual we await the start of the new season for final confirmations but , for the record , there are the top stories in this glorious amateur game of ours .

Ten days ago we had confirmation that a company was willing to offer a 7 night holiday in Cyprus which means that are now hurriedly getting our act together .

Only thus can there be confirmation that the patient can not in fact sustain his own vital functions .

File all related documentation together ( ie. booking form , travel warrant request , hotel accommodation confirmation ) in TRA file

It is a good internal control if the dealer is not allowed to make cash transfers and if bank confirmations are matched to internal dealing records by someone other than the dealer .

It is normal practice for hotels to require confirmation from a prospective guest in writing .

` Blue sheet information only , pending confirmation from other sources .

Of the 47 patients with radiological appearances of a malignant stricture , 22 ( 47% ) had histological confirmation by biopsy either under computed tomography guidance , at endoscopy , at operation , or at necropsy .

I will await confirmation of these dates before I contact the owner of the site or arrange local publicity .

It would at least be an explanation , a confirmation of his madness .

If British Waterways are agreeable then , and confirmation of funding is received , there would appear to be no obstacles to the project going ahead .

I am also grateful for the Secretary of State 's confirmation that the order was won on merit and is a testament to the ability and dedication of the management and work force at Yarrow Shipbuilders .

She says that it 's good to have confirmation that penicillin does work against this form of the disease .

Police have even infiltrated crowds at major snooker tournaments to counter threats t hat the brilliant young Scot would be shot at the table . 

Then she remembered Guido 's threat that he could stop him working anywhere in Italy , and suddenly she did n't feel quite so relieved any more . 

Faced with his threat that a dispute could force a total close down , the workers were not ready to risk their jobs . 

But the net effect was to undo the threat that the reformed CAP would haul down production safety-nets and bathe developing export markets in a warm glow instead . 

Whether companies would carry out their threat to emigrate is debatable , with the huge costs that it would entail . 

IF US officials go ahead with their threat to raise tariffs , it will almost certainly increase unemployment in Britain . 

HATE-mail threats to decapitate a leading activist for women priests are being treated seriously by police . 

Samantha Cardwell , 19 , was originally accused of making threats to kill and to damage property , but these charges were dropped when she appeared before Colchester magistrates yesterday . 

Accordingly , on Oct. 22 , Bush carried out his threat to veto the bill . 

The requirement of immediate fear means that a threat to carry out violence in the future does not amount to an assault even though fear is present . 

Her threat to leave the job had been an idle one , and whatever ill feeling there had been between her and Jenny must have been papered over . 

Mr Meehan denied making threats to kill and using unlawful violence . 

Security has been tight at the court , but there has been one threat against a juror , a bomb threat against the judge and now the firebombing directed at a key witness . 

A woman appeared , brandishing a knife and uttering threats against the person of Her Majesty the Queen . 

She certainly made threats against Angela and has bothered her recently . 

You ca n't go round making threats against people with impunity . " 

On learning of the threats against Dr Umaña , the Colombian authorities took steps to safeguard his immediate physical integrity . 

The defendant , who gave evidence at the trial , also denied that he had confessed to Zaidie and further denied that he had ever made any threats against Paulette , as alleged by Zaidie and Matadial . 

Mr Yeltsin repeated his threat that , if parliament did not approve his version , he would take it to a national referendum . 

Retaining these had long been an unquestioned perquisite and trouble began when the clothiers carried out their threat to pro- secute and two persons were whipped for theft for failing to return thrums . 

The disclosure comes after last night 's announcement by the UVF that it has lifted its death threat against prison officers . 

Season with cayenne pepper and add a little lemon juice to taste . 

The del Cero is an adaptable wine for food , as good with fritto misto di mare as with grilled squid and fresh chilli peppers . 

These should include mild and hot peppers ( the jalapeño pepper is not for the faint hearted ) , and tomato sauces for tacos which can also be used for many other dishes . 

6 Put the meringues in petit four cases and dust with paprika pepper . 

Fill a halved ciabatta roll ( these are now available from many supermarkets ) or a crusty roll with some salami , lettuce and sliced red or green peppers . 

The peppers are pulped , then left to mature for three years before being distilled with vinegar . 

Skin the peppers by roasting over a gas flame or under the grill until the skin blisters black . 

Basque food is traditionally based more on sauces than stews , although you should look out for marmitako , tunny fish stewed with tomatoes , potatoes , green peppers and bread . 

An enormous bowl of mussels cooked in a delicious liquor with celery , onion , parsley and plenty of black pepper can be had for about £4 . 

In the centre put the crushed clove of garlic , the bay leaf and twig of thyme ; mill a little black pepper over the meat and add about half a pint of cold water . 

Pound the garlic , coriander seeds and black pepper in a mortar so that they form a paste . 

Season generously with the freshly ground pepper , then serve with plenty of crusty French or Italian bread . 

Season to taste with salt and white pepper , then cover the sauce with greaseproof paper to prevent it from forming a skin and allow it to cool completely . 

Panforte , the traditional fruit cake of Sienna , is neither a conventional cake nor a bread but pressed dried fruits with cinnamon , coriander , cloves , nutmeg and white pepper . 

Add the chopped pepper and the cumin seeds to the saucepan and bubble gently over a medium heat for 8–10 minutes until the pepper is soft . 

Squeeze some lemon juice over the salad and add a little black pepper . 

Decorate with the anchovy fillets , olives and quarters of hardboiled egg and finally grind some black pepper over the salad . 

Season chickens generously with salt and freshly ground black pepper . 

Claimed battery life is a minimum of three hours , which is fairly accurate .

A minimum of historical awareness and a willingness to confront our own past is what is needed to teach us that , quite as much as knowledge of ` Arab culture " .

The vouchers could be cashed by employers offering them a job contract for a minimum of two years .

In general , where the company is obliged to pay ex gratia amounts in excess of the legal minimum , the full cost of the redundancy payments including the legal minimum should normally be provided .

The concept of a three-figure minimum for all notation was introduced in the second edition .

As an absolute minimum they will hold the member liable for any failure to supervise .

As a general guideline it would not be worthwhile for people with less than an absolute minimum of £5,000 to invest per stock .

In Alabama 's West Jefferson Prison inmates are kept in tiny cells , with the bare minimum of furniture .

The percentage of young people staying on in full-time education after the legal minimum leaving age has increased during the last decade , as Figure 12.1 shows .

They wish to be told what they need to know , and often they wish to invest a minimum of energy in order to succeed .

A minimum of £60,000 would be needed to cover fees for two children attending public school from age nine to 18 .

IGS , for example , quotes £60 per person per day , with a minimum of four to a group .

A minimum of 7 mm lead shielding was used over the central area and over the body of each animal .

Warranties : MiLAN warrants all of its products for a minimum of 1 to 5 years , depending on the type of product .

The clean channel springs into life first , and with the absolute minimum of fuss and fiddling I had some sparkly clean sounds to play with .

Mark Manwaring said Benjamin Laing was serving a minimum of only 25 years after depriving Alison of 60 years of life and their father Matthew of 20 .

While others dashed about and fussed and worried , he achieved enviable results with the minimum of effort .

John Alcock ( Jack to his friends ) rose to fame as the pilot of the 1919 trans-Atlantic Vimy .

Now , though , the group is seeking to , if not make a return to its fame of the 70s , then at least heighten public awareness of its work .

Thanks to the fame of its springs , Bath became a prosperous community , providing services for visiting pilgrims and developing its own industries , one of which involved the production of pewter vessels .

His later fame as a painter produced the legend that at heart Pollock was a cowboy .

Their ` fame " during their football years often gets them cushy numbers as reps etc -- aswell as jobs in industries around football .

The paradox is , of course , that this little book has achieved a fortuitous permanence because of Eliot 's fame .

It was a goal of the highest class , reflecting the progress the 29-year-old striker has made in the five years since he left Blundell Park to earn fame and fortune with Norwich City and Rangers .

The man behind the project is popstar Fish who shot to fame in the early 1980s as lead singer of the group Marillion .

Amy Johnson was a Hull girl who found fame as a pilot in the early days of aviation .

Two Royal Saloons destined for fame were built at Wolverton Works in 1869 , for the use of the Queen and her suite .

Albeit , Renee 's fame throughout the locality had been assured that night .

In the Thirties and Forties , the period of his greatest fame , he lightened and enriched his palette .

One expert achieved unwanted fame by stating , categorically , that it was no longer technically possible to build modern aircraft out of wood .

Clarke had already achieved fame as a law enforcer by tracking down and executing the famous dandy highwayman , Jack Rann .

In Liverpool William Rathbone extracted figures from the muster roles which Clarkson used as the basis for the statistics on mortality , disease and desertion amongst seamen engaged in the slave trade and which apparently impressed the Privy Council committee . 

Faced with desertion amongst his nobility and gentry and within his army , and with the outbreak of violent anti-Catholic rioting in London , James panicked , and decided to try to flee the country on 11 December . 

Corruption within the higher echelons of the Phnom Penh armed services was cited by observers as one reason behind an increasing number of desertions by ill-trained conscripts . 

More notably , there was a relative desertion by voters of the two main parties . 

There was shock and alarm around the world over Shevardnadze 's announcement , his apparent desertion from Gorbachev 's side and his impending departure from the international diplomatic scene , where he was well-known and respected . 

There were reports during the period of desertions from the SPLA by members of Garang'sDinka community . 

Furthermore , mutinies and desertions in the forces led to soldiers of the different nationalities returning home to offer their armed support for national administrations . 

Vic Williams , the British soldier imprisoned for desertion on the eve of the Gulf War , was released on parole on 23 April after serving just over half of his 14-month sentence . 

Doe was left further isolated by the desertion on July 4 of his chief of armed forces and presidential guard , Lt.-Gen . 

` Have I not reason ? " she demanded , as the years seemed to roll away , and she felt again the anguish his desertion had inflicted . 

Just for the first few seconds she was back in the days after Hugh 's desertion . 

George remembered that Jill had chosen this time to absent herself , and wondered how much her desertion was adding to Nigel 's distress . 

The earliest specific reference to its desertion comes from 1602 . 

Sutton 's introduction coincided with City 's desertion of their accomplished passing game . 

The desertion of the fickle Viennese public , who had once flocked to hear him , was a severe blow and Wolfgang was deeply ashamed to have to beg once more from his ` only friend " . 

The Legion considered desertion as the penultimate serious crime , the most heinous being stealing . 

The courage to leave her and beg public forgiveness for his desertion of his cause and his friends . 

Such apparently obvious explanations for the desertion of a settlement are , however , too simplistic . 

This arrangement continued until the desertion of the village in the fifteenth century , when the settlement pattern reverted to its former arrangement of isolated individual farms . 

` Your mother 's inexplicable desertion of my poor brother all those years ago still rankles with him . " 

LIBERAL Democrat leaders have healed a party rift over abortion which threatened the desertion of hundreds of members and the walk out of one MP . 

LIBERAL Democrat leaders have healed a party rift which threatened the desertion of hundreds of rank-and-file members , and the walk-out of one MP . 

Faced with a growing number of desertions from within Tory ranks over the peace negotiations of 1711--13 , Oxford needed to court the support of the Scottish Jacobite peers and Jacobite MPs to maintain his majority in Parliament . 

More probably , the mass desertion is another sign of how the people have lost faith in perestroika and its unfulfilled promises . 

Mackay fell back on Stirling , having lost three-quarters of his men on the battlefield or through desertion . 

Individual desertions are bound to take place , and perhaps in considerable numbers , on the rare occasion where the opportunity presents itself . 

Armies so non-national and drawn so largely from the lowest strata of the social pyramid were prone to lose men by desertion . 

In 1713-40 , a period during which it did hardly any fighting , the Prussian army lost over 30,000 men by desertion . 

By Friday night , according to the prominent Paris-based Romanian human rights activist , Mr Mihnea Berindei , the chain around the pastor 's house was 200 strong . 

Lifting the flap she wound the chains around it and slipped on the padlocks . 

But Romanov only continued to tighten the chain around her throat until Anna 's face began to turn red as it filled with blood . 

The chains for the bridge were cast at Upton Magna in Shropshire and thoroughly tested on a machine Telford devised for the purpose . 

He went lightly down the hatchway and was gone , reappearing in a moment holding a shackling chain on either end of which was a clumsy iron ring , hinged and padlocked . 

I had been thrown off the cricket team at school for making daisy chains on the boundary . 

A windy night , is n't it ? " he says -- which is self-evident as you shiver , peering at him past the security chain on the door while struggling to keep yourself decent . 

Some of them had chains round their boats , fore and aft , to hold them together , do they d ha sunk ; busted right open from the swelling of the wood with too much water . 

During his lovemaking , the damsel complained bitterly about how the chain round the King 's waist chafed her skin , so James removed it . 

The chain for ringing the bell runs down the house , through the first floor landing , where it can be pulled if desired , to the hall below . 

Both dogs were straining at their chains , Rosie trampling her five pups and drooling at the mouth , Lady pawing the air with her front feet in a begging gesture . 

His saddle was sheathed in lamb 's fleece and the horse 's curb chains were of pure silver , yet , for all that gaudy finery , it was the British officer 's face that caught the attention . 

She was wearing a red velvet skirt cut like a skating skirt , with an alderman 's neck chain slung round her hips and clanking between her legs . 

Add a door chain ( or restraint lock ) and a door-viewer to your front door . 

Elsewhere in the Black Country in 1741 , William Hutton might also have seen women at the family forges making chains , nuts , bolts and screws , though these were much less populated trades than was nail making . 

Gripping the chain with determination the ferry hauled itself bravely through the grey twilight . 

To the east are the Aonachs , the brooding big beasts tamed to a degree now by poor old Aonach Mor 's ski-tows , which it wears uncomfortably like a lorry driver sporting gold neck chains . 

Jerking the nobleman roughly into an upright sitting position , he relieved him of his gold chain and started pulling the rings off his fingers . 

We all think that someone murdered William to steal the gold chain . 

The heavy chains lifted , straightened and drew taut , and the stout steel frames of the gates began to buckle outwards . 

He was a big man , dressed all in grey , with an iron chain on his leg . 

Her body had been sewn in a stag 's skin and the stone coffin sealed with lead and iron and bound with a heavy chain . 

The huge beast strained at the great iron chain clasped to the collar round its neck . 

But in reality you can always break the chain at a number of points by buying in . 

The main causes were broken retaining chains , out of position guards , tubes sealed altogether , and impact damage caused by the guard hitting tractor wheels , lift arms or the implement . 

In the hushed surroundings of a smart restaurant , Boon fiddles enigmatically with a fob watch on a neck chain . 

LEFT When the dog pulls ahead while on the leash , the choke chain tightens and it will experience discomfort . 

` They 're on the chain around your neck , " Mandy told her gently . 

In the corner by the stove Rosie whined and pulled against her chain . 

He stood looking at her , and she was drawn towards him , pulled by chains . 

They put a chain on the front door and bolts on the ground-floor windows . 

My guards put ninety-one chains on my left leg , so that I could not escape . 

Golden hoops swung from her ears and she wore a fine gold chain around her neck . 

In the dim light of the oil lamp hanging from a chain attached to a very black beam above the fireplace , and the glow from the log fire . 

The next day we were put in a different room and found brackets for the chains already attached to the wall . 

When people still fished in the lake two carp were caught joined together with golden chain around their necks . 

If you roll a double on the 2D6 roll then the Fanatic has met with an accident , wrapping the chain around his neck , or perhaps his heart just gives out and he collapses to the ground . 

Sabine unfastened the chain round her neck , and put the medallion gently into the Baronne 's hand . 

The great beast lumbered to his feet , straining at the chain around its neck . 

A chain linking her handcuffs was tied to a bar above her , and Sams warned there were boulders over her head . 

Decorative pendants , supported by a chain or screwed brass rod , may need a special ceiling fitting ( see FITTING LIGHTS TO THE CEILING ) . 

In open-ended stalls , the sows are kept in place by chains over their necks or bodies . 

` All you have to do is stand back and fire your crossbow at those green-skinned devils . 

The man holding the crossbow approached ; his voice , muffled by the mask he wore , ordered me to dismount . 

Rerpf ducked , allowing a troll behind him to raise its huge iron crossbow and fire a spear-length quarrel into the nearest assassin . 

There was a small expressive sound made by a number of crossbows being cocked . 

This led to a military standoff between French and American troops and a bitter rebuke from President Truman . 

THE FBI said yesterday that the Texas cult leader David Koresh had indicated that he appears close to receiving a sign from God , implying that an end to his 20-day standoff with federal agents might be near . 

Behind the fairground attractions stands the customary tent , capable of holding 3,500 people , served by waitresses capable of holding ten litre-sized steins of Erdinger Weissbräu 's Festbier . 

Marshals -- and waitresses flown in from Germany -- will make sure drinkers do n't get too many steins of beer at the four day event . 

Around the walls on hooks hung antique épées , foils , sabres , and daggers , as well as stone drinking steins decorated with double-headed eagles , fylfots , and tusked boars ' heads . 

Tilting his stein dismissively , Tundrish tipped out some brew as a derisive libation . 

The feast proceeded in dainty silence until a bare fish skeleton the size of a heavy bolter lay on the platter before each celebrant , and their stone steins stood empty . 

He sat in a booth in the far corner , ordered a stein of Rhine beer and waited . 

This I washed down with lager from a great stein as monumentally carved as the Parthenon . 

It was not licence he wanted ; alas ! not even freedom — his goal was the forcible enlightenment of mankind … . 

The answers that his analysis might produce were not intended for the enlightenment of participants but for the enlightenment of anthropologists . 

It is the story of the failures of one generation written for the enlightenment of a subsequent generation . 

Considerations of illustrations aside , the reader will be hoping for enlightenment from the text . 

He reached into any dip of information for enlightenment on the customs and manners of the people of Oceania . 

The Buddha 's first sermon after his enlightenment , given in the deer park at Banaras , is entitled ` The Turning of the Wheel of Dhamma " . 

The celebration of Lord Buddha 's enlightenment is the most important day in the Buddhist year . 

He praised the Bishop of Llandaff for his enlightenment as a land owner but the Bishop , who lived at Calgarth , was an enthusiastic planter of larch trees . 

The public are entitled to rely upon libraries for access to information and enlightenment upon every field of human experience and activity . 

That time lag is a feature that bedevils the software industry and led to the absurdity that the first generation 32-bit chip , the 80386 , had been superseded and obsoleted by the 80486 before there was a 32-bit desktop operating system available for the processor . 

He decided not to appeal in order to highlight what he regards as the absurdity of the law in light of the increasing acceptability of direct and indirect contacts between Israelis and the PLO . 

He was nauseated by the absurdities of the faith propounded and the way it was presented . 

But Hegley 's poetry is n't merely accessible ; as the absurdity of the lines builds in counterpoint to the serious manner , it becomes very , very funny indeed . 

Instead of criticizing himself , begging for forgiveness , and promising to follow the example of Comrade Ceauşescu more closely in the future , Trofin launched into a tirade against the absurdity of Ceauşescu 's methods of planning . 

A few jokes would help to open up the absurdity of the way things are . " 

Posing questions to which there are no satisfactory answers , Richter revels in the absurdity of all artistic activity -- and continues to paint . 

I found myself considering the protocol -- an absurdity in the face of my determination to flout convention with regard to the funeral arrangements ! 

My searches even led me to the absurdity of being directed to the deep freeze in one newsagent when I asked for Spare Rib . 

The absurdity of applying this label to Nazarean thought -- an absurdity comparable to calling Marx an ` heretical Marxist " or Freud an ` heretical Freudian " -- was conveniently overlooked . 

She would pretend not to have noticed Fru Møller 's absurdities . 

Merely to state such a proposition is to manifest its absurdity . 

One has only to mouth that thought to recognise its absurdity . 

But Great-Aunt Alicia had always been famous for her absurdities . 

Purism was an exercise in reason and even the Dadaists arrived at their apparent absurdities by a process of rational thought . 

` It has lent credence to such manifest absurdities as the equality of the sexes and the equality of races . 

Gentlemen : It is with great regret that I see so many students labouring day after day in the Academy , as if they imagined that a liberal art , such as ours , was to be acquired like a mechanical trade , by dint of labour , or I may add the absurdity of supposing that it could be acquired by any means whatever . 

That makes readers naturally conservative , sometimes to the point of absurdity . 

Sales of prime London properties are picking up and the latest quarterly bulletin from the London Research Centre shows that for the first time in over a year , average prices have not fallen . 

Mollie would send me a regular bulletin of her progress and since May 1986 she had reduced her weight from 12 stone 9 pounds to 10 stone 3 pounds ( a loss of 2 stone 6 pounds ) . 

` A bulletin on the Prime Minister 's condition is expected shortly . " 

Newbury 's assistant clerk of the course Richard Pridham , who has been in regular contact with Francois Doumen , gave an optimistic bulletin on the current track conditions . 

Take her latest bulletin on whether she intends to retire , issued from Japan , where she is playing in the Federation Cup . 

Its bulletin , Christian Meditation Newsletter , containing spiritual articles and meditation news from around the world , is published by the community four times a year . 

His office bulletins became a fount of Fleet Street lore ( ` Always , always , tell the news through people , " for example ) . 

On days when he was particularly active , other items of news which might have appeared in the ten-minute English language bulletins were squeezed out of those in the Zambian languages . 

Because these Zambian language bulletins were short they were very limited in content . 

Mrs Piggott , 51 , who watched a slow motion TV replay of the fall , is getting hourly bulletins on his progress from Tracy . 

District health authorities may also produce their own regular bulletins prior to using the classifieds . 

` But we are working on the idea of a monthly publication , probably starting in May , to act as a kind of bulletin to keep supporters in touch with what is happening , " he said . 

It was intended as a staff information bulletin , and it may be that electronic mail will reduce the requirement for it . 

The Soviet Monitor , circulated by the Tass agency , issued a special bulletin on 25 July expressing the Soviet view of the failure of the talks . 

A new press and publications law was drafted to protect journalists and encourage new publications in both Yemens ; on Jan. 8 both Yemeni news agencies issued a joint bulletin on this subject . 

Instead , she crouched over the radio , listening , like all the others , as the news bulletin began . 

A tinny voice rang out , reading the ten o'clock news bulletin . 

It was in a news bulletin , just after the war broke , and it seemed an entirely practical , positive , useful thing to do . 

The hot summer of 1940 I spent in Kidlington , listening during those suspended August days to the radio bulletins on the Battle of Britain . 

Indeed , at this time radio bulletins began to contain less and less of any kind of Tanzanian news other than the speeches and activities of the president , ministers , commissioners and so on . 

Although it was called the ` Foreign Legion " , many of its recruits were Frenchmen who had changed their nationalities .

Edouard de Chavigny was a Frenchman ; he understood that women , when abandoned , liked some small remembrance to soften the blow and to remind them of tender memories .

Thiercelin , who was a Frenchman after all , observed that her breasts were particularly fine , and the rest of her figure in proportion .

I left the old Frenchman still puffing away at his pipe and returned through the village to the orchard next to Brigade H.Q I had a feeling that I would not see the French family again .

The French government gave similar help to some young Frenchmen , but on the same unsystematic basis and small scale .

The terrified young Frenchman tried to answer Sharpe 's questions , but either he knew very little or else he was cleverly hiding what he did know .

Young Frenchmen were conscripted into the army and forced to fight against the Algerians in a cruel war in which the atrocities committed by the French Army reminded many people of the work of the Nazis .

The Gerard Depardieu Film Season starts with an interview with the charismatic Frenchman , and a screening of Cyrano de Bergerac .

The 26-year-old Frenchman kept up the punishment and barely 30 seconds after the opening bell Cook fell to the floor and was counted out .

I dropped out of sixth form because of a young Frenchman with green eyes .

He was a forty - two-year-old Frenchman with a distinctly handsome face and sparkling blue eyes .

The autocratic old Frenchman came out of it badly and he did not like it .

One man who came to Aswan at the Queens request , was a youthful-looking Frenchman with a shock of curly hair and a slightly puzzled expression behind his glasses .

Trying to persuade a German owner of one to part with it is rather like trying the same exercise on a Frenchman with an E-model Jodel D140 Mousquetaire .

In other well-fed , well-clad workers were tapping trees while friendly , attentive Frenchmen in sun helmets looked indulgently over their shoulders .

( I had resorted to kneeing a Frenchman in the face over a biscuit the day before . )

It has the advantage of offering a small choice of three or four dishes for each course , all cooked with skill by a cheerful Frenchman in a kitchen in full view of the customers .

The flamboyant Frenchman from Bordeaux , who seemed particularly comfortable on a hard court , disposed of No. 2 seed and defending champion Neale Pashley in a close semi-final encounter .

The Frenchman from the tourist police the day before had been sitting opposite the victims .

He could pass for a European , an Italian or a Frenchman from one of the Southern regions , like Provence .

The white stone palais of the governor of Cochin-China was built in the grandiloquent , neoclassical style favoured by those fervently patriotic Frenchmen who had erected the great public buildings of Paris in the late nineteenth century .

Meanwhile Fouchard , licking the remains of the unexpected windfall of alcohol from his face , as befitted any decent Frenchman , scrambled shamefacedly to his feet .

The beleaguered Frenchman screamed desperately for help from his comrade who was trying to circle behind Sharpe to get a clear thrust at the Englishman 's back .

When the opera is finished , it is rehearsed and if these stupid Frenchmen do not like it , it is not performed -- and the composer has had all his trouble for nothing .

The Frenchman slapped Killion hard on both cheeks and ran out into the street .

A minor official -- quite remarkably almost a caricature Frenchman -- condescended to see us .

` Webbo " suggested his ex-passenger Simon Birchall as a new co- pilot for the Frenchman .

Although he deliberately affected a republican stance , in 27 BC Octavian effectively became emperor of Rome , taking the name Augustus . 

The British captured Eritrea , and on 5 May the Emperor of Abyssinia returned to Addis Ababa , five years after leaving it . 

He had the unusual distinction of being decorated by the emperor of Japan with the Order of the Rising Sun ( class iv ) in 1891 for his work on the magnetic survey of Japan . 

Very little is known of his early life : Matthias Koops stated that he had ` for several years served in different distinguished military characters , under the late Emperor of Germany , and King of Prussia " . 

The decretal letter " Solite " , addressed to Alexis , the emperor of Constantinople , outlined the pope 's function as an adviser of monarchs . 

This is quite appropriate because he is the Emperor of Turkey , and a mighty one at that . 

Two months after Unkiar-Skelessi , at Münchengrätz in Bohemia , he explained his Turkish policy to the Emperor of Austria and persuaded him to act as an additional guarantor of the integrity of the Ottoman lands . 

In a singsong tone he translated the address into Annamese for his emperor . 

Only with some knowledge of their history could he hope to deal with these singular people , who believed implicitly that their emperors were descended from Solomon and Sheba . 

` I want you to examine this act in which you propose we should conspire with the enemy against our emperor . 

According to the old Princess , she was the granddaughter of Fateh-ul-Mulk , the heir apparent of the last Mogul Emperor , Bahadur Shah Zafur II . 

Had n't they hurled back the Mongols from their frontiers and defeated the invasion forces of the Sung and Ming emperors ? 

Barbarossa was crowned Emperor in Saint Peter 's Basilica , declaring that the Pope merely confirmed his existing right to imperial power , but opposed by the Roman citizens and surrounding Italian territories . 

He was a diplomat of standing , carrying out negotiations with the Emperor Henry VI and with the Byzantine emperor in Constantinople . 

It is said that on one occasion Prince Napoleon accused the Emperor of having inherited ` nothing of the Great Emperor " , to which Napoleon III replied ` Yes , the family " . 

Almost simultaneous with the outbreak of the French revolution , the three Great Powers of East and Central Europe , the Tsar , the Austro-Hungarian Emperor and the King of Prussia , repartitioned Poland . 

He said he believed the Emperor was with the troops on the Brussels road , but he had not personally seen him . 

1124 Count Mandred Skaven Slayer finally drives out the Skaven and is elected Emperor . 

Willow Bough Minor wallpaper WR7296/21 , 1.95 per roll , from the Options Collection by Sanderson . 

The new collection of totes C2000 sunglasses features stylish designs in tortoiseshell and black , which cut out the dangerous glare from the sun and provide protection from both UVA and UVB rays . 

The violet , the green , the red in my collection , they 're all underlined in beige -- neutrals are still the foundation and women who ca n't wear strong colours should n't even try . 

At the end of the first public showing of her new collections Lisa was obliged by the uproar of cheering from the crowd to step out on stage and take a bow . 

His debut collection had brilliant crisp white shirts , beautiful eveningwear ( if you 're in those crucial cocktail circles ) and denim that was a little suspect . 

` Some of their degree collections are going to be featured in a catwalk show . 

Tell him what you just told me about his spring collection and you 'll have him eating out of your hand . " 

The trouser suit -- soft and flared at Agnes b , sharp and strong in Georges Rech 's Synonyme collection -- needs minimum accessories : simply add a white T-shirt . 

Right : With an unusual hoop-back Regency design , the Greenwich armchair from Barnsley House 's Winterthur collection is a must for those looking for sturdy yet stylish garden furniture . 

In the brewery it is milled into a powder called grist and then mixed with hot water ( known as liquor in breweries ) in a vessel called a mash tun . 

This traced itself back to John Merchant , a Fleming given a permit almost 100 years earlier , in 1492 , to export 50 tuns of ` ale called berre " to the Low Countries . 

The cellars were huge and cavernous but contained nothing remarkable ; beer barrels , wine tuns , cut logs , sea coal and other stores . 

SUMMER is n't over yet -- and next week could well be a real scorcher .

The slim , perfectly manicured , fingers touched her face and hair like a swarm of honeybees exploring a bed of exotic flowers . 

A second swarm of enemies attacked Arthur 's skin and he swore at them blue murder . 

Immediately a swarm of coolies rushed towards him , dragging their wire-wheeled rickshaws behind them , and he leaped into the nearest one with a loud whoop . 

Such swarms are fed on by mysticete ( whalebone or baleen ) whales , and experienced whale hunters sought the swarms of krill in the expectation that whales would be seeking them too . 

The ` Illustrious " had been subjected to vicious bombing only a short time previously , and the defending fighters had been battered by swarms of Me109s and Macchis . 

Gradually there arose a faint humming from outside the tent as people gathered to talk and speculate , so it seemed as if those left inside were surrounded by a swarm of curious but not unfriendly bees . 

Gungawatti , when frightened by a swarm of jungle bees , gave him his first ride on the back of a bolting elephant . 

A SWARM of killer African bees attacked some 70 children on a school playground in a northern Mexico village , officials said . 

The cow was bloated and a swarm of flies were already buzzing round it . 

She picked one , hoisting the bread under one arm , and swished it over her shoulder at the swarm of cattle flies that buzzed there . 

The monastic continuator of the Croyland Chronicle wrote of the same events in hysterical terms ; the northern army moved south like a swarm of locusts , ravaging all that lay in its path . 

But , before he had the chance to complete the sentence , a swarm of people came from out of the birch-trees and Aziz and Hasan disappeared into them . 

Simon 's first book , Green Wellies For All ( Lion Publishing , £3.99 ) , is published on 28 March under the pseudonym Peter Hamilton . 

This is a waltz for two violins and double-bass composed for the violinist 's 22nd birthday in 1853 by an uncharacteristically unbuttoned 20-year-old Brahms , under the pseudonym Gioseppo . 

Morey Bernstein was so impressed by this that he published details of the case in a book , The Search for Bridey Murphy , in which he gave Virginia Tighe the pseudonym Ruth Simmons . 

Pope 's most interesting foray into criticism was a treatise he contributed to a volume of Miscellanies ( 1728 ) under the pseudonym , Martin Scriblerus . 

I know you write under the pseudonym of Ben MacLean and wish to keep your literary activities secret , so I have never seen anything wrong in taking in your mail . " 

G.L.Gabriel is the pseudonym of the daughter of a respected painter who prefers her work to be presented on its own merits rather than under an established name . 

Because clients might not have accepted his African name , he worked under the pseudonym of Peter Mackenzie . 

Ruth Rendell uses the pseudonym Barbara Vine to dig into the dark side of the soul . 

Macdonell began his career as an author in 1927 by writing detective stories , sometimes under the pseudonyms of Neil Gordon or John Cameron . 

This , like all his other books , was written under the pseudonym Ernest Bramah , and gave no clues to his personal life . 

Maybe they provided Wulfstan , who used as his pseudonym the name Lupus , the Wolf , with ready sources of illustration . 

Further reading in the select bibliographies also covers the specialist topics of the main chapters , such as fanlights , wallpapers , firegrates and kitchen ranges , to select at random .

At that time I was more interested in making fireworks than in ghosts , and again through my father 's good offices , I was able to obtain both gunpowder , and materials for making Roman candle balls -- dried more or less successfully at the back of the kitchen range .

Although the kitchen is measured in inches and not in feet , there are 2,500 blocks of wood in the floor , and strips of easy-clean slate in front of the coal-fired kitchen range .

The built-in wooden dresser was already there , as was the exposed brick chimney breast -- which , with the cooker slotted into the fireplace , looks rather like an old-fashioned kitchen range .

Covering the brick floor were piles of scrap -- rusty cracked drain pipes , guttering , old kitchen ranges , wooden tubs for oddments , such as nuts and bolts , square wicker baskets that held rabbit skins , cotton , wool , crates into which jam jars were stacked , the variety was endless .

Graeme , a town-bred Yorkshireman , is more at home on the kitchen range than on the prairie .

He got up , put the plates of food in the range oven to keep them hot , then went down to see if Mrs Beavis could help .

Bertha Cohen was silent as she restuffed each empty piece of skin , assembled the whole fish again , with the tail , in a dish , and put the dish into the range oven to cook .

Then she put the apple pie into the range oven and slammed the door so hard that coals fell into the grate .

He put in a little stone trough to catch the water from a stream at the back , and bought a fireplace with an iron range oven and grate , especially for Walker Hall .

The story of the Nez Perce struggle to defend their ancient homeland is one of the most outstanding in American history .

The wilderness retreat of Seven Spirit Bay on the Northern Territory 's Coburg Peninsula is the homeland for Australia 's Aborigines .

Their mountainous homeland with its fortress valleys was a near impregnable base from which to sally forth .

In May 1806 , Lewis and Clark re-entered the Nez Perce homeland , on their journey back from the Pacific .

After all , nothing could be worse than the war-torn , economically deprived , famine stricken homelands which they left behind .

Numbering less than 6000 souls , the Nez Perce roamed a traditional Plateau homeland of some 27,000 square miles , spanning western Idaho , south-eastern Washington , and north-eastern Oregon .

Large numbers of Shiluk who had fled their southern homeland were working as labourers for Sabaha farmers in the Kosti area .

They did this by adopting the Jamaican music which the black communities in South East London had brought from their homeland and which was the popular music of the Rude Boys .

Even more prisoners , about 60 , are currently being held under equivalent provisions in the nominally independent ` homelands " of the Transkei and Bophuthatswana .

The first ever freckled duck to be born outside Australia has hatched at the Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands trust.The bird is under threat in its drought stricken homeland , so conservationists are delighted about the birth .

As long as we are aliens , we can not forget our true homeland .

FROM a stocky little Welsh person visiting her homeland comes news of a train journey from Cardiff yesterday .

The African National Congress condemned the attack which they said was by shadowy forces , intent on encouraging violence in the volatile black Ciskei homeland .

Cuts are not common in karate competition though , on occasions , a cut eyelid may be caused by the opponent 's long toenails . 

( She told a gathering of women in a Mayfair hairdressers that Andrew loved fooling around -- with her feet -- and insisted on painting her toenails at all times . 

I am vain enough to want to look good , but not to style my hair and paint my toenails . 

` You see , " put in her sister , ` there 's nothing wrong with Bruno , but his toenails are rather long . 

From her aureole of spun-gold hair to her perfectly lacquered toenails , Kylie is every inch a star . 

I sat with my head between my legs and looked at the dirt-encrusted toenails of the silent Yugoslavian on my left until-'Jennings ' was called from the next room . 

She wore a burgundy one-piece swimsuit , burgundy high-heeled sandals and burgundy toenails . 

You know , the one I told you about -- She asked me to cut her toenails and give her feet a wash . " 

In terms of personal care less than 10 per cent have problems bathing , washing or feeding ; however , almost one-third , 29 per cent , have problems cutting their toenails . 

And yet , I never , to the best of my knowledge , cut my toenails . 

You do have some control over the costs in the form of wage bills so you may require information about that area , and your daily cash takings and some idea of stock turnover to control for pilferage of goods or cash . 

Fleet managers in the US , Canada , and Australia report major cost reductions due to the elimination of fuel pilferage , lower maintenance and longer engine life . 

To gain an impression of the extent of employee theft , we will look at a study of fiddling and pilferage at a medium-sized factory-production bakery in south-east England , undertaken by Jason Ditton ( 1977 ) . 

On the other hand , there is some supporting evidence for an explanation based on pilferage . 

If the merchandise is valuable and indeed even if it is not , there could also be a problem of pilferage . 

Secondly the control of movement and recording of products is significantly improved together with greater security , reduction of damage and less pilferage . 

But even were Mr Li to harbour such intentions , he would run the risk of seeing Mr Zhu come out shining .

Fears were expressed by puritan divines that to thirst after natural knowledge was to run the risk of elevating reason at the expense of faith .

Not to do so however is to run the risk of giving inappropriate treatment to different subjects within the same interest category .

The fact that the plaintiff chose to run the risk should not give rise to volenti , as knowledge of the risk is not sufficient .

Above all , can they run the risk that it will not be able to deliver quality ?

She drove so frantically to begin with that it finally occurred to her that she was running the risk of being stopped for speeding .

Infants whose parents smoke run an increased risk of bronchitis and pneumonia , which is doubled in the first year and is highest when both parents smoke .

Peter Cole of SBCI Savory Milln , considering that trust was crucial , thought that to employ a number of headhunters ran the risk of losing trust .

` Then we realised there were plenty of tourists who could also use our products , so we took a risk and opened the shop .

Mr Anderson said there was a risk of entanglement during operation and the company was required by law to provide covers .

Putting a fist , or other object , into the rectum may result in injury to the lining of this area and therefore can increase the risk of HIV transmission .

Another risk run by the shopkeeper who deals with a married woman is that he may find that , though she has property , her husband is insolvent .

Victoria Chipeto , Zimbabwe 's Minister for Wildlife , yesterday defended her country 's intention to continue selling ivory by culling its herds of 52,000 elephants . 

A herd of zebras , hence , produces about a quarter to a third of its weight in prey carcases per year . 

He owned a savage wolfhound called Wolfhead and a herd of swine who roamed the forest and fields below Penhill . 

Like most peoples of the forest and tundra , the Tungus depended for their livelihood upon herds of domesticated reindeer , their use of which had several specific features . 

Imagine great herds of long-horns -- perhaps three thousand head -- walking across that landscape north , to where there was plenty of money and an appetite for beef . 

We saw herds of stags and although we never actually walked for a day when we did n't see anyone else , there was a week of walking when we only saw one other person for every day . 

Now tourists can walk among the seal herd and cuddle and feed the wide-eyed charmers . 

Because the Milk Marketing Board agrees to pay a fixed price regularly every month , most farmers keep a herd of dairy cows . 

` And do n't go making a noise and waking mam , now , I know she 's deaf but you lot sound like a herd of cattle , mind . " 

They were nomads who hunted the plentiful game and tended herds of cattle and sheep . 

We now passed great herds of cattle guarded by naked boys , and encountered frequent parties of mounted Arussi , all armed with spears . 

TEN passengers escaped injury when their train was derailed after it collided with a herd of cattle straying on a line in Co Durham , last night . 

Its segment-headed windows , keystones , parapet and raised centre bay look particularly dramatic beside mud-spattered straggling farm buildings ; a large herd of Friesian cows amble along its eastern wall each day at milking times . 

Peace and quiet are to be found in abundance here with the lovely narrow streets being totally traffic free , apart from the odd herd of cows being led down the street by their mountain cowherd . 

A herd of Asian elephant cows with calves drink and cool themselves with mud . 

A herd of cows had been standing on the other side , and Blunt watched them stampede away , fanning out like clumsy messengers with news for all parts . 

Far up in the northern reaches of Canada roam vast herds of caribou , a deer which we in Europe call the reindeer . 

Signalled by changes in the weather , great herds of these deer follow ancestral migration routes to sheltered valleys and more ample food supplies . 

South Park , containing a herd of fallow deer , was surrounded by an 8 foot ( 2.5-metre ) deer fence ; North park was divided into areas for cattle grazing by iron fencing and barbed wire . 

MARINE commandos have been called in to stop a band of poachers preying on England 's last wild herd of red deer . 

Left unchecked , herds of female red deer have damaged their Highland home . 

A herd of yak grazed under the eye of a small boy , their calves playing , rolling on their backs in sandy patches by the water . 

The birds went off at noisy full-throttle , right through a herd of deer which had been grazing quietly till then . 

The gardens are gone ; herds of cattle grazed in the forecourt . 

She says that Helen had to take 99 exams to qualify as an astronaut . 

The other difference is that the vast majority of successful candidates would undoubtedly fail the exams for entry to the higher levels of the bureaucracy . 

I was dragged out of my bed one morning when I was in A Division , and at that time unless you passed your life-saving exams in the water , you could n't be considered for promotion . 

` But I can not comment on any suggestion that he was worried about his exams in any way . " 

I want to pass all my exams , I want my mum and dad to be proud of me . 

Where there were more Indians than positions as Chiefs , when , for example , many constables had passed the Sergeant 's exam , personal animosity could be severe . 

Finally , visualise the positive outcome that you desire : perhaps confirmation that you are 100 per cent fit , that you have passed your exams , or that your finances are secure . 

North-East members send congratulations to one of their number , Rosaline Garton , on her success in the Teachers ' Award exam . 

STUDENTS at Dance In Studio , based at Polam Hall School , Darlington are the first in the area to take the new and highly-acclaimed Royal Academy of Dancing exams . 

Emma Gordon , practising hard for her next piano exam , with her teacher Teresa Ardagh Walters . 

You see if we can get away on holiday earlier this year because the violin exam 's in June or in July we 'll be back . 

Having teenagers is a humbling experience at the best of times -- and having teenagers taking exams is the greatest leveller of all . 

` I sat my exams on Wednesday , Thursday and Friday and went through the tunnel on Saturday , " was his later dead-pan summary of that period . 

We probably know quite a lot of people who are taking exams of one sort or another at the moment . 

Ceri Marsden , 17 , sat the exams before going on a family trip to Cyprus where she and her sister Sian , 14 , died in the crash . 

We , in Norfolk , are exceptionally proud that their determined effort and hard work has enabled both to pass the exam in only eighteen months of training . 

You do n't wake up thinking , oh my God , I 've failed the exam , no . 

The railroad is in all its relations a matter of earnest business , to be got through as soon as possible . 

The tracks of the New York Central railroad occupied some of the finest land in New York . 

The Spanish style , favoured by the Santa Fe and other railroads in the Southern States , can be divided into two streams , the baroque and the mission . 

The railroad between Armagh and Belfast opens up another important commercial communication . 

It looked like somewhere waiting for a film to happen , Jasper thought , like a Western on television where two gunmen will come out of the badlands and hold up the mailtrain on the Santa Fe railroad . 

Morgan , Andrew Carnegie , and John D. Rockefeller , Sr followed suit in their massive restructurings of US railroads and industries . 

In a parallel dispute over land claims , freight and passenger rail traffic was seriously disrupted by Ojibwa Indians who blockaded two trans-continental railroads near Thunder Bay in north-western Ontario for five days . 

The first distinct accretion , according to the USGS team , occurred about 150 million years ago when the collisions added the western flanks of the Sierra and the Klamath mountains to the northeast .

Early mining of the concealed coal measures in Nottinghamshire occurred to the northeast of the county town , with later expansion at the end of the nineteenth century in the Mansfield area ( Waller , 1983 ) .

Then in the third-century AD , at the time of the Emperor Maximian , the city outgrew its walls , and new walls were added to allow an extension to the northeast and the west .

For tonight though patchy cloud 'll feed back across the region from the northeast .

Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water , Jack fell down and broke his crown and Jill came tumbling after . 

She turned Florence into the field and stood over the milk pails , stirring them slowly with a hazel stick . 

Then she heaved the pails out of the trough and carried them into the dairy , pouring some of the milk carefully into wide pans for the cream to rise . 

They filled their pail and container , and started the return journey . 

She heard the rattle of a milk pail in the next alley , and the familiar cry of : ` Any milk here ? " 

He was full of an incandescence that ` no pails of cold water " could put out . 

A mop and pail are propped against the wall , but there is nothing else of interest or value here . 

He enjoys creeping past the back gardens of his neighbours , spotting the gleaming milk pails in one and listening to the notes of a bass viol coming from another . 

There were iron pails of sheep 's heads in the kitchen for boiling into broth . 

And there was a picture engraved on glass , illustrating the fable of the milkmaid and her pail . 

A few drops of urine on the floor by his slop pail merited a scientifically aimed punch at his kidneys from the guard . 

Gustave washed his face in a canvas pail ; a jackal howled ; he smoked a pipe . 

Soon we were all jigging with mackerel feathers , V.I.P. 's included , and before long had several pails of twitching mackerel on deck . 

One lady crouched under the leathery flanks of a water buffalo , gently pulling at the beast 's udders , shooting warm jets of frothy milk into a battered tin pail . 

" They have sinks but no taps , the waste-pipes emptying into a pail . 

The women of the other crofts were already at the burn , filling their pails at the freezing cold stream . 

In age she recollected the sensation of hot tears mixing with cold rain . 

Words like blood and loyalty and revenge and endurance awaken something primitive in their auditors , who enjoy the sensation of adrenalin coursing in their veins . 

The high that resulted produced sensations of flying , often accompanied by fantastic visions of strange lands . 

Sensations of white are not alike in some respect ; they are alike “ altogether ” . 

The sensation of pain is a signal to the brain to act immediately to prevent the body from being hurt further . 

Hours later she woke to the same sensation of calm fulfilment . 

Soft music flooded through her helmet , and if she ignored the sensation of movement , she could almost pretend she was sitting at home … almost . 

To visit Venice gives the sensation of viewing an ancient and famous movie , with each bit player a star name . 

The sensation of falling typically occurs at the beginning of the night , during Stage I sleep . 

I remember a sensation of being above myself , certainly not in my body anyway . 

She went very still , the sensation of being poised too near the edge of a precipice sweeping over her again . 

After a very short time their sensations are heightened and they become worried . 

Accordingly , our sensations simply are as they are , and error enters only when we make mistaken judgements on their basis . 

What one means when one calls something ` white " , according to Mill , is that one 's present sensation resembles a past one . 

We know only the existence of our sensations , percepts , and thoughts . 

Significant papers on colour sensation appeared in 1871-2 , being followed by work on oceanic circulation , glacier motion , and changes of state . 

It is tempting to refer this accuracy of localisation to qualitative differences within the scale of pressure sensations . 

She thought she would have to hold on extremely tightly if they were to go any faster , but she thought it was a thrilling , intoxicating sensation to be borne along like this . 

He felt flushed and there was a prickling sensation in his legs and hands . 

She then felt a choking sensation with increasing wheeze , tightness , and cough and rushed to the nearest accident and emergency department . 

` I taught Jimmy the sensation of where to expect the serve of an opponent , plus where to plan to return that shot . 

He loved this end-of-the-night sensation of hardly being able to think , just feel . 

The isolation of the moment , and its total disconnexion from all other moments , gave her a sensation of quite unfamiliar ease . 

Knowing typically excludes the experience of knowing , doing the sensation of doing . 

When your voice is ` forward " , this should make the lips vibrate and cause a tingling sensation . 

Creed felt cold , a sensation so immediate and acute that he shivered violently . 

The removal of Franca from the upper storey was perhaps the sign that her arrival was imminent . 

The removal of trees constitutes the removal of both biomass and nutrients so it is important for sustainable yield that logging rotations are sufficiently long to allow replenishment . 

( This was the purpose of the embalming of Lenin 's corpse and the removal of his organs for research . ) 

Flaps were to be left in the down position to facilitate the removal of mud and other debris prior to their retraction . 

Removal of the typesetting information from a dictionary to leave just the bare ASCII text loses useful information that the typography makes visually apparent . 

With regard to the differential diagnosis to clot covered lesions mimicking Dieulafoy lesion and fundic varices , we strictly applied the diagnosis to a vessel without surrounding ulceration after removal of the clot . 

Inside you take the leaflet out , after you 've taken all the other tampons out of course , because they block the removal of the leaflet , you get a leaflet like this . 

I have deliberately kept consideration of the death or prolonged absence(s) of a parent apart from that of parental removal by separation or divorce , since one would not wish to confound the two in their consideration . 

It was conceded that their removal by the mother was wrongful within the terms of article 3 and accordingly the court had to consider the terms of article 12 which provides : 

The father says that the removal by her of the child on 3 July was wrongful and , accordingly , that the Convention applies . 

The most controversial of these responsibilities involves the compulsory removal from home of an elderly person under Section 47 of that same Act . 

It was not in the king 's interest to associate himself with a movement which at most would merely ensure the removal from power of one magnate clique and its replacement by another . 

Measurements commenced soon after removal from the growth cupboard to the same room as described above . 

It was following the right hon. Gentleman 's removal from that high post that the Government fell apart . 

The government also tried to secure the removal from Punjab of four senior civil servants and police officers who it believed were strong supporters of Sharif . 

His removal from office came as the climax of a mounting campaign against his leadership from within his own Vanua'aku Pati ( VP ) . 

Mr Scott 's removal from office was demanded by one shareholder who said that he was at the helm when the company 's finances went in to the red . 

His restriction of liberty and her impending removal to Portsmouth and the Wrens looked like making their relationship another casualty of war . 

By 1988 , people were often given only six hours ' notice -- sometimes less -- of the imminence of their removal to new homes and the destruction of their old ones . 

That part of the collection 's rotation has worked surprisingly well but it has necessitated the temporary removal to storage , or to its branch in Liverpool , of masterpieces which visitors expect to find on permanent view . 

He had been interrogated at the Comando di Legione in Parma before being locked up in the Citadella to await removal to Germany . 

Why should they be so concerned with the statue 's removal when most other similar monuments erected during the height of the Cultural Revolution had already been demolished ? 

In my view the problems will only be solved by the centre 's removal . 

The appendix does not have any function in man ( i.e. it is a vestigial organ ) and therefore its removal would make no difference to Julie 's normal activities once she had recovered from the operation itself . 

His removal , reportedly suggested by Gen. Pinochet himself after an internal army inquiry , was accompanied by the arrest of three people connected with the case and the placing of a restriction order on another six . 

The situation in Kabul was extremely confusing in the immediate aftermath of Najibullah 's removal . 

The British Museum wants to recover for the nation the 2,000-year-old bronze Roman plaque which fetched £26,000 at auction after its removal one night from land in North Yorkshire . 

Perhaps in attacking child removal the kinship defenders have mostly in mind cases where the biological parent is also the psychological parent , albeit an inadequate one . 

This is the only permanent method of hair removal , and even electrolysis does not necessarily work in one go . 

Water quality manager at Essex Water John Devall yesterday said the main part of the plant was for pesticide removal although the company was making a provision for a nitrate removal plant . 

Apart from other mechanical purposes like weed removal and the admixing of organic matter , the main purpose of digging is to greatly increase the air content and revitalize the bacteria . 

Many drugs are acidic or alkaline and this affects their removal in the urine ; acidic drugs are excreted more easily in the daytime and alkaline ones at night . 

Kebin and Kaiguo also report that grazing and wood removal for firewood are prohibited near oases and villages and that these measures , plus tree planting and irrigation , have been effective in reclaiming parts of Gansu Province . 

The decreased activated pepsinogen activity in association with normal pepsinogen content observed in the antrum of H pylori positive gastritis patients indicate local pepsin inactivation or alternately enhanced removal into the gastric lumen or backflow into the circulation . 

Dissection of the gallbladder was concluded uneventfully , but during removal through the umbilical incision the specimen ruptured . 

Merely the removal of about £100,000 from the League annually in TV fees and sponsorship can cause an icy blast to the Fourth Division 's infirm . 

The latter , stripped of their powers to assume parental rights or to demand notice of a child 's removal from ` accommodation " , must work on the basis of negotiation and voluntary agreement . 

The current trend towards more refined microsurgery , involving the removal of very small pieces of tissue , requires pulsed lasers with very shallow tissue penetration , otherwise deeper tissue damage is caused by thermal conduction . 

As yet , however , there are no well-established treatments than can effect the removal of , for example , metals and phosphates from waste water . 

A concise , practical household guide with information and expert advice on topics as diverse as stain removal , gardening , home decorating and cookery . 

Some caution must be exercised , however , in these patients and the advent of laparoscopic cholecystectomy may markedly increase the proportion of such patients considered fit for gall bladder removal . 

Polyp removal is therefore recommended as a way of interrupting the adenoma-carcinoma sequence . 

Of course , there are a number of other phenomena , such as lightning and reflections of sunlight off tumbling satellites and orbiting debris , that can also give flashes in the sky . 

Lawrence grunted , and the camera bulb flashed again , immediately answered by a fizzling flash of blue-white electricity in the sky and a rumbling of thunder . 

Seeing the flash of anger in Drew 's eyes , Bas tactfully enquired after the baby . 

Flashes of light in the forest , which Julien assumed to be stars low in the sky , prove to be the eyes of watching beasts : wild cats , squirrels , owls , parrots and monkeys . 

In this same vein , the mirthless Milton adds his bit to the general hilarity of nations when , in describing Mount Etna in Book I of Paradise Lost ( lines 236-7 ) he penned And leave a singed bottom all involved With stench and smoke : ...

One man 's prison sentence is another man 's reprieve , though having escaped a mugging by Tyson , Holyfield understands that he 's still only on bail from the charge that he 's a heavyweight fraud . 

In The Outsiders , the gang , their friends and rivals spend their time mugging and jumping people , stealing and robbing from shops . 

I was astonished -- no one in my family had ever suffered from it but the doctor explained that it had happened entirely because of the shock of the mugging . 

The most chilling account , called Dark Side of The Sun , comes from Bob Duddle from Ashton near Preston who was the victim of a violent mugging and still has a bullet lodged in his stomach . 

You 'll notice that the characters of a non-English origin steal the property , and in this particular volume , commit the violent crime of mugging . 

Doctors had been unable to find a pulse as they hurried to their next Medicash-insured mugging victim . 

These islands were probably each surrounded by shallow marine carbonates which may also be preserved in the grabens ( Fig. 3 ) . 

The trend of the fracture or graben left after the 1989 eruption is shown . 

In the Massif Central of France there were a whole series of little graben and the remarkable sillon houiller , a rift structure of this age , only about 2 km wide . 

The second licence , covering blocks 36/4 and 35/6 , sits on the east flank of the graben , where the faults are smaller and the target depths less . 

The most obvious structural interpretation of this morphology is that of a graben with the rift floor being formed on a downthrown block bounded by normal faults which create the steep escarpments ( Fig. 4.9(A) ) . 

She smiled and extended both arms to examine her manicure in detail . 

Most good men 's hairdressers provide manicures , as do the top hotels , and on average they take from thirty to forty-five minutes . 

Top : Norman mixes live in the studio for 81.3 FM J Wave , a perfect specimen of British club culture to be examined and emulated . 

` She is a young woman of considerable intelligence and physical health -- a splendid specimen of humanity . 

The sweeping lawns were sprinkled daily at dusk when the shadows cast by the magnificent specimens of chestnut , oak , pine and sycamore stretched out to touch the house itself . 

In the Oxford project , this is done by producing , from a specimen of graphite , carbon ions which are accelerated at very high energy past an array of magnets . 

Deep sea fishing off the island 's coast is as popular as it is a challenge , with plenty of record-breaking specimens of sailfish , marlin or tuna to be hooked . 

To comprehend all that was involved here , one must experience the full force of tragedy at first hand ; and here Act III of Tristan can be pointed to as a prime specimen of tragic art . 

Outside the scholars ' rooms sat a line of bearded old men busily correcting specimens of Arabic calligraphy . 

A blood specimen was unobtainable from 10 patients , so that only 308 patients had a valid value for a random haemoglobin A 1 estimation . 

The biopsy tissue specimens taken from the gastric antrum or the second half of the duodenum were collected to make a pool from each subject of about 25 mg ( range 20-30 mg ) of fresh tissue . 

The albumin excretion rate correlates well with both the albumin concentration and the ratio of albumin to creatinine concentrations in first morning urine specimens . 

If you were to try to see a top specimen of every breed at Crufts you would have to attend on all four days and walk a good couple of miles ! 

The largest living insects today are not longer than about 30 centimetres -- the wingspan of exceptional specimens of the atlas moth , and the length of the largest of the stick insects . 

A further five subjects ( four taking ranitidine , one proved to be achlorhydric by intubation studies ) collected urine specimens around the time of breakfast . 

From the 340 million year old oil shales round Wardie Bay he collected specimens of ray-finned ( paleoniscoid ) fishes which were once as common as cod is now . 

Complete specimens of fossil crinoids are rather rare , and deserve pride of place in anyone 's collection . 

Wrap the finest dessert specimens individually , in some newspaper . 

The reliquary was a fine specimen of that type of art and of very good quality and in fine condition . 

There is a fine specimen of this noble tree -- the tallest in Britain -- at Stourhead in Wiltshire . 

Fourteen healthy adult subjects then collected urine specimens before and within an hour after their normal breakfast , to assess the fall in urine acid output accompanying the first meal of the day . 

It is doubtful whether a more impressive specimen of mass self-delusion can be produced from any era of recorded history . 

A small specimen of tissue can be taken for examination through a biopsy channel . 

Among the green algae were small crustaceans and worms , and in a narrow zone above were small specimens of red algae ( Curdiea , Iridae , Leptosomia ) , growing in crevices during the summer only . 

The 1992 DESK project resulted in a commendation by the Scottish Accident Prevention Council in recognition of the Group 's contribution to raising child safety awareness in schools . 

Two Bristol detectives who disarmed a violent knifeman are to receive commendations for bravery . 

The King 's Commendation for Brave Conduct was gazetted to Kenneth Andrews on 5th November 1943 . 

Mr Hale won three awards , including the Queen 's Commendation for Brave Conduct , after he made six journeys into the blazing inferno to help save lives . 

He saw service in the Baltic Republics and earned a special commendation for his analysis of the situation among the ethnic groups . 

Admittedly , it was a rather small marvel , but one of such grotesque rarity as to excite the deepest interest , and to earn the highest possible commendation for its discoverer . 

The winner was the National Trust for Scotland visitor centre at Brodick Castle with the Red Cross Centre at Irvine taking the Commendation for second place . 

Squadron Leader Archibald Liggat , of RAF Valley , receives a Queen 's Commendation for his exceptional diligence and professionalism as a Phantom pilot . 

She already holds a commendation for her part in rescuing a rottweiler dog . 

Last night colleagues were stunned by the horror of the mindless attack on PC Robinson , who has a string of commendations for his police work . 

Lord Ross , the Lord Justice-Clerk , said that the two men deserved every commendation for their action in pursuing Forman . 

Through his worldwide correspondence Miller had gained tangible results and rare commendation from the Apothecaries . 

They returned to Italy with the traditional gift of Tula samovars with certificates of commendation from the Russian government . 

A well-established property , it has won commendations from Citalia customers for its friendly , welcoming atmosphere . 

It would be quite impossible to find a comparable commendation of theological , or indeed ecclesiastical , pluralism coming from pre-conciliar Rome . 

There is no commendation of Jacob 's cool calculation -- but Scripture openly censures Esau 's attitude . 

Their approval and commendation of the applications has featured in my consideration . 

But that was not the burden of the case made by the hon. and learned Member for Burton , any more than it was the Home Secretary 's case when he spoke in commendation of the Bill . 

Advertising by manufacturers has become notorious for the extravagant but contractually ineffective commendation of goods . 

Five firemen were honoured … and three policemnen , including Pc Roger Cooper who was also given a Chief Cosntable 's commendation . 

Successful environmental protection in Indonesian forest areas and in marine conservation areas offshore Australia have received Government commendations . 

The absence of a quality commendation does not imply low standards . 

The rescuers receive their commendations at Darlington Town Hall . 

Finally he sent him back to Canterbury with warm commendations . 

It has been specially developed by Sun Alliance to protect you and your family against the financial consequences of a permanently disabling accident . 

Help such as this is a form of ` travel insurance " -- it insures families against the need to travel for food . 

Later I picked up a station from Orlando , WINS -- I listened to a maudlin piece about the poor families of soldiers and pilots . 

Much of the route passes through attractive undulating countryside formerly owned by the Knightley family of Fawsley Hall . 

` At the very least we owe it to the families of the dead and the wives and children of the soldiers . 

Before leaving the city for ever , I came across a philosopher , Jean-Jacques Rousseau , even more noted than the family of my accursed Master . 

Families of British hostages held in Beirut hope the new era of co-operation will help will freedom of their loved ones . 

He was fed up with the whole situation , and all Francesca 's family . 

His family were not poor , but in a large household all available resources were fully used in providing for the children . 

Does a married woman 's adherence to stereotyped ideals of ` feminine " behaviour in dress , appearance and so forth , have any influence on social perceptions of her family 's status ? 

Maria watched her family swooping on the food , saw eyes light up at the sight , the taste of good , home-cooked scones . 

Her fathers family , the Dibas , had served the Shahs for generations . 

The Aroll family heard witnesses estimate the distance between police and rider during the chase as anything from point blank to three hundred yards . 

In the 17th century the farmhouse was owned by the Cockram family and , more recently , the Earl of Eldon . 

The Hudson family have lived in the Manor House in the picturesque village of Wick for centuries . 

This is the story of a little girl named Fern , who loves a little pig named Wilbur , and Wilbur 's friend Charlotte a beautiful grey spider , Templeton the gluttonous rat and the Zuckerman family . 

In September 1923 the Master of Magdalene , Arthur Benson , lunched with the Ramsey family in Cambridge . 

Rise Hall was rebuilt by the Bethell family in 1815-20 , and designed by the architect Robert Abraham , a relation of the family . 

The emigration of Madeirans to far-flung places , where they worked hard and sent back funds to support their families in the island , is almost as old as the colonization of the island itself . 

NEWS At Ten editor-in-chief Stewart Purvis has walked out on his family as the programme 's marriage jinx struck again . 

Amongst children it may even make begging more lucrative than going to school or helping the family in the fields . 

It 's Harriet who 's the something , a good little capitalist something looking after her family plus not to forget the old Babushka . 

It had earlier been in the hands of the Beard family for around a century . 

LAMPORT HALL was the seat of the Isham family for over 400 years . 

The Compton family from near Bicester spent two months without their car . 

He neglected his family for more than two years when he became obsessed with his studies on the secret of life , despite the advice of a professor called Krempe . 

Sections 1 and 2 have explained the procedure that must be followed , this section explains the additional tasks that the family may have to perform . 

We have a memory of Ramsey from a girl whose family attended St Benet 's . 

The Stollinger family , who speak excellent English take great pride in their friendly and spotlessly clean pension . 

The family had tickets for a section of the plane engulfed in flames . 

The 17.5pc VAT rate on fuel bills would push families already ` on the edge " into despair . 

Recent studies also claim that the stability of the placement for special needs children who maintained their links with members of their natural families was not threatened ( Borland et al . , 

It is an interesting question whether the sort of workers who are good at getting children back with their natural families are different from those who are good at placing children with new families . 

Towards the end of the research most of the children referred had been in care for shorter periods of time and were still in more or less meaningful contact with members of their natural families . 

Social workers demonstrated a professional preference for children remaining with their natural families , and regarded admissions to care as tantamount to failure . 

The study will monitor how far Down 's Syndrome adults begin to move away from their natural families for residential and social purposes . 

'' You can earn the money to support yourself and your family , '' she says .

The families of the new wage earners may feel the accomplishment in terms of a house to live in , money to purchase food -- without food stamps -- and the beginning of a family focused on success , not hopelessness .

Because Pleasant Run is the only `` family '' for so many , our Emancipation Fund is one way we can help a young person take the first steps into his or her new life as an independent and productive adult .

and John H. , a recovering alcoholic , rebuilding a relationships with his family so they can live together again .

In spite of that , Pleasant Run Children's Homes , with the help of hundreds of volunteers and others who really care , continues to make a significant impact on the futures of families and kids in need of help .

whether it 's for therapeutic help in their own homes ( which nurtures whole families ) , through foster care families or in the familial surroundings of our residential homes .

The holiday season is the time of year when we 're all busy buying gifts , baking goodies , decorating our homes and making arrangements to be with family and friends .

Today we are asking you to take a few minutes to consider making a contribution to Pleasant Run to help the 1,500 children families we care for .

Others are from families that are struggling to provide a healthy , happy environment but do n't have the resources to make it possible .

A gift means a family will have a holiday meal , cooking utensils to prepare the meal and dishes to serve it on .

Let our families and children know that you want them to have the same kinds of memories of the holidays you will have .

At Pleasant Run, Inc. we are making plans and arrangements for our children and families .

Every year we seek companies , organizations and individuals to sponsor one or more of our families .

These families are participants in our community-based programs .

These programs focus on keeping the family together by providing counseling and other services to the entire family .

After our caseworkers meet with these families and their children they often find they lack even the basic necessities such as cooking utensils , beds , cleaning supplies , etc .

But , the holiday season is a particularly difficult time for these families .

We are asking you to consider sponsoring one of our families for this holiday season .

We would like to have families matched with sponsors non later than xxxx .

Thank you for considering this opportunity to make this a memorable holiday season for a family in need .

The only fund raising event in the world where you can bring your entire family , other employees , or maybe even your neighbors .

The Jameson Grill has been designed to be nothing but fun for you , your family , employees , and maybe even your neighbors .

The camp offers summer residential programs for children from ages 7-17 , and continues contact with the campers and their families with special overnight and weekend follow-up events during the school year .

Many of the children have learning disabilities , behavioral problems , or come from economically distressed families .

This event is designed to be fun for campers , their families , friends of the camp , neighbors , staff , and anyone interested in finding out more about Jameson .

Many more camper referrals are coming from new organizations such as school social-workers and family counseling agencies .

It seems summer options are n't readily available for troubled kids whose families have limited incomes , so we 're doing all we can to make Jameson available .

In 1998 , we served a total of 31,484 low-income individuals through job training and placement assistance , youth and senior programming , family counseling , emergency assistance , and much more .

The Summer Enrichment Program will conclude with a celebration that includes family and friends .

This is exactly what happened in 1997 when Community Centers of Indianapolis provided its comprehensive , neighborhood-based services to individuals and families all over Marion County .

HIPPY ( Home Instructional Program for Preschool Youngsters ) for families .

Better yet , most of these services occur in cooperation with private and public agencies from all over the city - CICOA The Access Network , Goodwill Industries , Indianapolis Housing Agency , City of Indianapolis , Indianapolis Private Industry Council , Family and Social Services administration , OTC , Indy Parks , and numerous community development corporations , neighborhood organizations , and churches , to name just a few .

Participants in the Youth Outcomes Educational Initiative identified three goals for all our youth to obtain : economic self-sufficiency , healthy family , social relationships , and involvement in the community .

Youth who are supported and encouraged by both a family and a society that values Them have a much greater likelihood of becoming productive and contributing members of adult society .

Your contribution will enable us to both continue and expand the good work we have begun in making Indianapolis a city famous for its commitment to youth and families .

The results of an 18-month study completed by Public/Private Ventures showed that children participating in one-to-one Big Sister and Big Brother matches for just one year , reduced first time drug use by 46% ; lowered school absenteeism by 52% ; cut aggressive behavior by 33% ; enhanced school performance ; and improved relations with family and friends .

We must be able to reach all youth and families interested in values-based programs .

I now invite you to continue to support the mission and the message that is so important to building strong kids , strong families and strong communities .

Both reveal that Tony Blair had conferred with Diana about a goodwill ambassador job shortly before her death , and USAT reports that Le Figaro says a dying Diana gave two crash witnesses a message for her family and children .

Ashcroft ordered all special interest immigration hearings closed to the public , family members , and press ; directed government attorneys to seek denial of bond until such time as they were `` cleared '' of terrorist connections by the FBI and other agencies ; and ordered the identity of the detainees kept secret .

Many houses on the island are second homes for wealthy Athenian families .

In sepsis , long-term follow up appears to provide more meaningful outcome data for patients , families , and society than do standard 28-day , all-cause mortality statistics .

About 10 years ago , after growing up in a family without an appreciation of `` family values , '' I decided I did n't have much use for my relationships with my siblings .

How a community pulls together to help those in need defines that community as a good place to live , a good place to raise a family , and a good place to do business .

Two female passengers of riper years asked especially to be photographed with the young man for a family album .

So , in many of the Asian-American families I met , a certain Saturday ritual has developed .

In particular , it appears that the magnitude of the genetic component of Alzheimer disease risk is similar across ethnic communities , but that different genetic factors may contribute differently to that risk in white , Latino , and African American families [ 5 ] .

For those more interested in history than in the production of rum , there is a fascinating museum that relates the story of the Bacardi family ( who still own the business ) , from their arrival in Cuba from Spain , to their flight to Puerto Rico after the Cuban revolution in 1959 , to their influence on the global drinks market .

Or are all such categories simply irrelevant to the experience of people who , maddened by the loss of their families and entire worlds , might best be considered to have been'temporarily insane ' in the full and exculpatory legal sense of the term ? ''

The FBI warned that Coia `` is a criminal associate of the New England Patriarca organized crime family '' and was under confidential investigation .

When the main army is far ahead , and the rearguard is entering the pass of Roncesvalles , it is suddenly attacked by an immensely superior force of Saracens . 

Finally at the field of Maledor at the very entrance to the passes of Nagarythe Caledor faced the Witch King himself in battle and defeated the mightiest of his armies , driving them into the marshes of Maledor . 

This takes you up over Bwlch-y-Saethau , the Pass of the Arrows , where the battle with Mordred is actually supposed to have taken place . 

` Where exactly is the Stoney Creek bridge , " I asked , pausing in the doorway , ` over Roger 's Pass ? " 

` Siban wants me to scout the G'bai , the passes through the mountains , and the plain where the Moistr " River flows to the sea . " 

The unremitting four-mile ascent to the high pass over the ridge reduced me to a walking wet rag ; I was literally soaked to the skin and could feel rivulets chasing each other down my bosom . 

There was frozen snow on the mountain pass at the border with Germany . 

A key part of the prince 's trip took him to the logistics base Camp Redoubt , set up on a tortuous mountain pass between Vitez in central Bosnia and Tomislavgrad near the Croatian border . 

Built by the Welsh princes in the 13th century , Dolwyddelan still guards its landlocked mountain pass . 

Here you meet the Garburn Road , a rough trackway which crosses over the pass . 

The crux lay in crossing a high and dangerous glaciated pass called the Saser La . 

Finally we crossed a low pass and descended into the wide depression of the oasis where straggling clumps of trees and patchy cultivation marked the first springs . 

From Grisedale Tarn pass through the gap between Seat Sandal and Dollywagon Pike and descend to Dunmail Raise , the pass between Grasmere and Thirlmere . 

Descending from the pass , sharp , steep bends afford good views of the Rhone glacier before reaching Gletsch to join the great upper Rhone valley road which links western Switzerland with Grisons and the east . 

It is God who rejoices at the repentance of a sinner , just as the father rejoices at the return of the prodigal son . 

Not in public , at least , if you make a thorough job of your repentance . 

The victims attended the feast after Drachenfels ' feigned repentance convinced the wisest and best that he had truly turned from evil . 

His sentence , of four years in prison with one year 's deprivation of political rights , took into consideration his repentance and his assistance in " exposing " others , the court said . 

She looked up at Phoebe with an anguished expression that was nearly honest repentance . 

Personal misfortune was regarded either as a test of faith which had to be patiently endured , or as a punishment for past transgressions requiring deep repentance . 

Even at his worst , he implies that he never transcended the ultimate standards of gentlemanly conduct and human decency , or at least never did so without sincere repentance . 

This was in order to ` convince him of his misery and the necessity of true repentance and reformation " . 

They were encouraged to profess repentance and contrition which in the view of CD and others simply promoted hypocrisy , hence his satire on ` Model Prisoners " in DC 61 . 

Her hope is that ` by enabling insight , they may inspire repentance " . 

The official news agency , Xinhua , stated that he had been released because he had shown repentance . 

It was the middle-class , and especially Dissenters and Evangelicals , who wrote regular diaries as an aid to daily reviews of conduct and repentance for sin . 

Yet even after all the disobedience , God still promises to respond to the call of genuine repentance . 

First there is the realisation that Nature allows for wastage and a random element . 

This kind of exercise can build up a certain caution in approaching a document , and a realisation that not everything is to be taken at face value . 

Competition between rival travel companies has always been intense and one of the reasons for Thomas Cook 's early success was his realization that marketing was very important . 

In our newfound realisation , we have coined the word holistic to summarise this concept . 

Later still , my realisation was confirmed for me when I read the following statement from one of Bruch 's patients : ` I am completely isolated , I sit in a glass sphere . 

All the nervous , frantic recollections of this revelation are now released and the poet drifts along with its harmony , in the aftermath of his realisation . 

Her face went scarlet and she just stared at him , green eyes wide with the realisation of just how dangerous he was . 

Many man-haters , in my experience , come fresh from a traumatic relationship with a man , or a recent realization about men . 

As Jaq questioned Meh'Lindi yet again so as to compare her impressions with his , a sickening realization about the probable nature of the hydra dawned on him . 

This will be forthcoming only if there is full discussion between the universities and all concerned with the pre-registration year , and a realisation by all of the importance of the year to the young doctor . " 

With the greater realisation by the customers of the new Opening Hours , customer service is undoubtedly suffering : 

Wrangles with the Comintern continued , despite the growing realization by Communists that genuine Fascism had rendered the concept of " Social Fascism " out of date . 

` Hopefully , following the tour to New Zealand , there is now a realisation of what needs to be done and of just how appalling we are in certain areas . 

He was nervous and uneasy , his pale cheeks unnaturally flushed , shocked with the realization of what he had done . 

Recognition of the importance of spacing for maternal and child health followed relatively soon the realization of the effects of maternal age and birth order . 

With it came the realisation of the meaning of the horrifying dream about the little muttering peasant . 

An important factor in the crisis is the awakening realisation among West Germans that they have been tricked into pretending this peculiar arrangement of subsidising their compatriots ' oppressors was normal . 

The rise of public concern about the environment has done most to hasten a realisation among Conservatives that Thatcherism has its limitations . 

Today , there is a growing realisation among senior business executives that much of their competitive advantage is lost if they fail to deliver their superior goods to buyers on time and ahead of their rivals . 

Flattery conceals greed , and marriage will bring a hard realization to women who readily believe the compliments of their suitors or , indeed , their promises of fidelity . 

The breakthrough was inspired by belated realisation on the part of Pretoria and the ANC that unless they made rapid progress what is left of the South African economy would be wrecked . 

There needs to be a realization of how far rock noise trails behind the avant garde and new jazz . 

Worse still was the realisation of how close she 'd come to making love with him . 

Travis 's husky question brought her to realisation of where she was and with whom . 

This was not altruism on the part of the brewers , but was born out of a realisation that preserving the best of their heritage could make them money . 

There is a clear realisation that attempting to export western trade unionism to the East would be futile . 

Their happiness was to be destroyed by the heart-rending realisation that Kimberly was not his child . 

Its menace and her memory of the cold cruelty of the man , together with the realization that it was the point of a knife pricking her neck , made her shudder . 

The realisation that this illness could apply to anyone broke down the illusion that it only affects those who have dropped out of society . 

Joanna 's startled face jolted Isabel into the realisation that it was she who had spoken , not the reeve . 

As for unemployment , arguments about the statistics can not mask the realization that the UK has a considerable unemployment in the 1980s . 

Nothing cures insomnia like the realization that it 's time to get up . 

As a result , the most important ritual in Mesopotamia was the spring New Year Festival at which the epic of the creation of the world by Marduk was recited . 

The proposed events included a cultural festival at the truce village of Panmunjom and a cross-country march by 2,000 people , as well as unification symposiums and prayer meetings . 

The festival at Cropredy started as a reunion concert when the band split up … they reformed six years ago and by then the annual event was well established … each year present and past members line up …

The Festivals at Brighton , Blackpool and the West Country Big Top have had to be cancelled due to lack of sponsorship . 

In this , Salzburg is no different from Bayreuth or Glyndebourne or the fledgling Rossini Festival in Pesaro , where first-night tickets comfortably outstrip Salzburg 's . 

A recent drama festival in Bihar , Central India , showed how it could be used to raise awareness about the region 's marginalised communities . 

The Zurich Festival in June has taken its place among the mos highly regarded events of its kind in Europe . 

They 'd been heading for a festival in Chipping Sodbury , but had been diverted by police . 

Everything from flamenco dancing to French theatre will take place , as well as Europe 's largest kite flying festival in Sunderland . 

The Festival of Britain sought to persuade us of the imminence of a better and less contorted world . 

The Liverpool Festival of Comedy is launched with a bang tonight at St George 's Hall with an event involving comedians and can-can dancers . 

Highlights are Bloomsday , from June 16 , when James Joyce is commemorated with readings and walking tours ; an Irish street party on August 18 , and the Dublin Theatre Festival on October 7-19 . 

Rock'n'Roll LEASOWE Recreation Centre will be the venue for a Rock'n'Roll festival on June 27 . 

I went this year , during the town 's autumn festival , which always starts on the last Friday of August and lasts for 10 days . 

One of the country 's most popular hot air balloon festivals takes place this weekend . 

As Nanno Marinatos has perceptively argued ( 1987 ) , the common architectural features of the West Courts at Knossos , Phaistos and Mallia imply a use for harvest festivals . 

From David 's point of view the yuletide festival was excruciating . 

The city is currently staging it 's first ever lesbian and gay festival with events like plays , cabaret and films . 

Already they 've scaled up their fluid star-burst psychedelia into something that sounds more suited to outdoor festivals than stuffed solid mini-venues . 

Campbell Park , Milton Keynes , is the venue for the first of what the organisers hope will become an annual British Kite Festival . 

The Easter Festival has added a new dimension to Salzburg 's musical life ; though there are those who argue that Karajan changed the Summer Festival : both its audience and its artistic ideals . 

Lamb has always been associated with springtime -- it features in the Jewish Passover and Christian , Greek and Russian Easter festivals . 

Sword dancers , mummers and fake doctors are being sought to join York 's forthcoming Easter festival . 

SHORT OF HOLDING an arts festival down the darkened drains of Guildford , it is hard to think of a less promising cultural centre than the Arctic Circle . 

In spring there is a fascinating arts festival and in November the famous London to Brighton Car Run . 

THE Scottish Arts Council has shocked organisers of a regional arts festival by cancelling its annual grant . 

As a special bonus , all of our special autumn holidays will include a free day trip to the internationally famous Munich Beer Festival . 

But anyone who gets drunk at London 's answer to the Munich beer festival is certain to be thrown out . 

The Small Beer Festival at Darlington 's Arts Centre next week goes ahead unaffected by fears that the autumn ale festival may be scrapped . 

DEATH IN BRUNSWICK is an Australian film starring Sam Neill , which Derek Malcolm named as one of the Best Ten Films in the Edinburgh Film Festival this year . 

Cinewomen in Norwich began their annual women 's film festival : in independent cinemas and community centres , projects like Women 's Media Resource Project established regular slots for exhibiting women 's work in both film and video . 

During the 1967 San Francisco Film Festival , Crawford met Gene Kelly , the song-and-dance maestro who had himself been a hit on the Broadway stage before starring in film musicals such as Singing In the Rain . 

The island of Jersey will be a feast of flowers from July 15 to 20 during its annual flower festival . 

These are made , with a little supervision , by the brownies to coincide with the flower festival at St Peter 's Church in Greenhill on the nearest Saturday to the patronal feast . 

Though the fell race is now the main event , there were other events taking place throughout the day , including a flower festival at St Wilfrid 's Church . 

Some innovations undeniably lie within this definition , including urban-funding schemes , land registers , industry and enterprise , garden festivals and some specific projects outlined in the 1988 Action for Cities statement . 

Unemployment caused by the collapse of coal and steel will not be solved by a garden festival . 

This year we have decided to dovetail into the same period as the York Festival and Mystery Plays to offer you an opportunity to experience the remarkable cycle of York plays alongside the Early Music Festival . 

At the 18th century Sanctuary of Soviore , a music festival is hosted each summer . 

He opened the Salzburg music festival , but encountered a protest demonstration when he had a controversial meeting with Kurt Waldheim , the Austrian President . 

Festivals : Across the broad spectrum of festivals , five categories can be identified , Firstly the summer open air festivals . 

The programme got underway with the Liberties Festival in Dublin and continues right through the summer , finishing with the Wexford Opera Festival and the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival in October . 

Medea , first performed at the Edinburgh Festival in the outdoor courtyard of the Old College , ended with Medea in a chariot on the college roof , battered by the howling wind and rain . 

It is mid-way through the afternoon of Friday August 23 and a band called Nirvana have just completed their allotted 40 minutes at the annual rock festival by throwing their equipment at each other . 

KEITH Thomas 's article on warm beer ( September ) highlights the main reason why I so rarely attend beer festivals these days . 

He recently took a rare break to attend the second festival of photojournalism in Perpignan where he spoke to Ted Welch about his time in Iraq . 

Last year 1,000 people attended the three day festival and on the Friday and Saturday nights Arts Centre staff were turning beer fans away by 8.15pm . 

I did go to the beer festivals in Camden , Battersea , Greenwich , Stratford ( and the Cider and Perry Exhibition ) and many others . 

A friend of mine goes every year to the Mozart Festival in Vienna , it is her greatest pleasure . 

` We had a very successful festival last year in the same place and many local people came and enjoyed themselves . 

She wants to be known as Our Lady of Blémont-la-Fontaine , and her feast-day is to be in early September on the day we have the harvest festival . 

The festival is held on parkland conveniently next to the railway station . 

A festival of real ale is being held where you can taste the best of the beer made by the country 's small independent brewers . 

Dick Ryan , who was a real pal of mine not only because he was such a good all-round chap , but also because he was a teacher of English Literature at Ross Collegiate , thought so too . 

I have six Knights -- Brian Blessed , Oliver Reed , Bernard Manning , Keith Healy ( a platonic pal of long standing ) , Malcolm and Kenneth . 

The American Ed Schuyler , the boxing correspondent of the Associated Press , and a long-time pal of McIlvanney , testifies to his uncommon zeal . 

` I was very fond of ffeatherstonehaugh 's from the time I was introduced to it by a pal of mine in the late 1940s . 

I do n't see why we have to drag in father and father 's pals with all this art business . 

Had they but known , these were the same bushes in which Jim Miller and his pal Tom Sheppard had sheltered at the start of their ill-fated escape bid . 

There was Mr Phipps , Mr Jones , Mr Smith , the lamplighter and another of Dad 's drinking pals , all having a drink and talking quietly . 

Taylor added : ` What is wrong with the Saturday tradition of a fan meeting his pals at the pub , then going to the game ? 

Anthea has only just stepped into Yvette 's shoes but has already made pals with the other presenters and , course , Bonnie the dog . 

Daine 's closest pals were Claude Rains , the radio criminologist , and Otto Kruger , who was some sort of phony-baloney mystic . 

And that me and my old pal Norman Whiteside were on a collision course with him , that we needed to be split up . 

A BOY was ` almost killed " after being savaged by a rottweiler while playing with his pals in the street . 

Hazel sat nibbling and biting , the rich , full taste of the cultivated roots filling him with a wave of pleasure . 

` Would it not be better if you were asking us such questions with a beer in front of yourself and the taste of it warming your throat ? 

Many people dislike the taste of bran and find it hard to swallow . 

My brother just dislikes the taste of meat and is faintly surprised that other people do not . 

Each salmon remembers the precise taste of the waters in which it hatched , a flavour derived from the mix of minerals in its mud and the plants and animals that live in it . 

Something was needed to take away the taste of the coffee and the interview with the AC . 

` Ja " , he whispered , as she caressed his corded neck with her open mouth , overwhelmed by the scent and taste of his heated , sweat-dampened skin . 

The dancing bee also regurgitates food to the recruits to illustrate its taste . 

He had only kissed her a few times before , yet his taste was as familiar as the beat of his heart beneath her hand as she clutched his shirt . 

Its raspberry taste may be derived from a suitable combination of flavourings added to the food . 

Three of the sliced loaves stood out among the rest , which were thin-looking with a raw dough taste and vinegary or salty aromas . 

The main symptom is heartburn -- a sharp pain behind the breastbone , caused by acidic stomach juices irritating the gullet , and sometimes a bitter taste in the mouth . 

It was at the open window when Anna woke next morning , and in her mouth , a horrible taste like being very ill . 

` These are dishes we have adapted over the years to be vegan but are also the authentic tastes of , chiefly , Malaysia but Vietnam , Cambodia and Singapore as well , " Rex said . 

The weather forecast was not too bad , either , except that the heavy recent downpours might lead to the cracking of some water , or even gas , mains . 

A heavy downpour before the start left the pitch covered with puddles , which made the behaviour of the ball very unpredictable . 

The hills loom heavily through the storm , single trees tossed and drenched by the downpour . 

I can still hear the clatter of coins as they rained on the stage in a steady downpour of acclaim , a habit derived from the days of the gold rush . 

For one thing , the clear weather had given way to a furious downpour of rain . 

A persistent downpour at the track rapidly reduced the going from good to firm to soft , a change which could threaten the participation of Royal Ballerina . 

During last Thursday evening 's downpour , water surged into the ground floor and patients had to be evacuated . 

Following notification by the Seller to the Purchaser of such cause , the Seller shall be allowed a reasonable extension of time for the performance of its obligations . 

We have had early notification from Sam Morley of Aedificamus Press that plans are in hand to publish this excellent book , the autobiography of Perla Seidle Gibson , as a Talking Book . 

Finally , if you are a lucky winner , we further guarantee to send you notification of your good fortune and invite you to the official prize giving . 

It was certainly much wider than the definition required by the local authority for an official notification of a violent incident or by the police for pressing charges of actual bodily harm . 

Doug explained to him that the interview was to be recorded , and made the usual warning and notification of his rights . 

In this the Commission is charged with keeping all State aids under continuous review , and member states are required to provide prior notification of any plans to grant or to alter aid . 

The Commission must copy a notification to the relevant authorities in the member states and provided that it is complete , immediately publish brief details of it in the Official Journal . 

The CPO affirmed that all major planning applications for Howdendyke had been advertised in the local press , and that ` even neighbour notification may have taken place . " 

As the numbers of socially deprived people , immigrants , and people with AIDS increase , and tuberculosis notifications no longer decline , who can dismiss the risks we may face in Britain in future ? 

So German companies can export anything deemed recyclable by German law to other countries , without giving any formal notification . 

The Performing Right Society is currently circulating all orchestras and bands in the country with a directive instructing them no longer to submit notification of all live performances . 

They argue that notification of a new substance should take place at the moment it is developed , rather than in the run-up to marketing . 

Notification of the compulsory purchase order has been placed in the public press . 

Later Phillips said : ` I hope he 's back , but this is the first time he 's received official notification of being sacked . 

Arrangements for notification of staffing needs to the Bank should be devised . 

As with all advice to clients , written notification must follow the spoken word . 

Notice of Appeal must be submitted to the Secretary of the Disciplinary Committee by the Appellant within 28 days of receipt of the written notification of the decision of the Disciplinary Committee . 

Two weeks after my course finished and I was back in the ` real world " on a murder enquiry , I received notification I had been awarded the second scholarship in the force . 

An Egyptian military spokesman said the government had received no official notification of the reported negotiations on the sale , but is interested in obtaining further confirmation . 

Rosa 's headmaster was surprised to receive a notification that the school would shortly be visited by an inspector . 

Bright beer is certainly preferable to a fully-fledged keg but it still lacks the rounded flavour of a cask beer and is served too gassy and too cold . 

The flavour of herbs comes from essential oils in the leaves , stem and flowers . 

The white dust often found on the casing of salami is bacterial and usually contributes to the flavour of the sausage . 

Plucked straight from the brine , the flavour of the olives can be overpowered by the salt . 

Detectives , when they murmur ` bitter almonds " at the scene of the crime , are detecting not cyanide but benzaldehyde , which is the essential flavour of bitter almonds . 

Patience , however , is rewarded with the delicate and slightly sweet flavour of prosciutto . 

The varying shapes contribute to the individual character and flavour of the whisky produced , and are crucial to the wide range of whiskies enjoyed by connoisseurs the world over . 

Yet easily their greatest asset is their flavour : they have a marvellous , meaty texture and more taste than any other spud I know . 

Hazelnut oil is the secret ingredient of so many sumptuous French salads where its fresh flavour sparkles over the vegetables . 

Their tart flavour adds piquancy and the bright colour looks stunning . 

Letting a wine ` breathe " is not just part of its mystique -- it allows oxygen to enter , which releases flavours and softens harsh edges , so you can appreciate its flavour . 

The cherries have kept all their flavour and the juice is not sticky -- just pure cherry juice . 

It allows the fruit to be left longer on the plant to ripen , improving its flavour and quality . 

The leaves have a distinctive aniseed flavour and are also known as ` dill weed " . 

The juniper flavour is good and there is a fresh , lemony bite , but the overall impression is of an unexciting gin , which does not marry well with the botanicals . 

Each bite releases the refreshing tangy orange and lemon flavour . 

He leaves the mousse a little on the firm side to preserve the seafood flavour . 

You can buy chews which are impregnated with appealing flavours , such as ham . 

And it is ideal for those who want to watch their weight without forgoing flavour as it is lower in calories than most popular hard cheeses . 

Always scrupulously wash and dry a board between uses , preferably drying with disposable kitchen paper rather than a tea towel to avoid transferring flavours or bacteria . 

Both leaves and seeds may be used to give a mild , slightly sweet flavour to foods . 

Brussels , Ardennes , Garlic and Provencale are the latest flavours in the range of Farmhouse Spreading Pâtées from Plumrose . 

Adjust the flavour with black pepper and squeezed lemon , sprinkle with chopped parsley and serve immediately . 

A third has long pear-shaped apples that have an extraordinary warm , smoky flavour behind the sharpness , as if they had been baked . 

The dish is tenderised and given its unique flavour by rubbing portions of duck with garlic , salt and black pepper . 

Tenderise the meat of older hare and develop its flavour by marinating it in oil , wine and wine vinegar . 

It has an enticing scent and flavour of just pressed grapes cut with a fresh note of lemon . 

They have a unique flavour and need only to be used sparingly to enliven the dullest of dishes . 

A three course meal costs just £1.75 and is completely free from any artificial colours and flavours . 

The customer 's card is passed through a terminal at the point of sale . 

Trafalgar House , BR 's favoured partner , is reliably understood to have rejected the idea of building a terminal at Stratford and to be sticking to the final route chosen by BR . 

Thomson-CSF in France and the 3M Company in the United States have built terminals on this principle . 

Flint-based construction company David McLean received 400 telephone calls in the first days after winning the main sub-contract to build the on-shore terminal at Point of Ayr . 

BAA , owner of Heathrow , London , the world 's busiest international airport , said yesterday it was seeking planning permission to build a fifth passenger terminal which would cost up to £900 million . 

It expects a non-Russian contractor to be commissioned soon to construct an international terminal at Domodeovo . 

In response to the growth of traffic , the Tramways Department constructed a four-track terminal at South Shore , literally at the end of the new Promenade , where four cars could load simultaneously . 

From there , he transferred to the SE Forties commissioning team , preparing operating procedures and manuals , then on to Egypt as senior commissioning engineer for an LPG and gas re-injection plant , before moving to Sullom Voe terminal in 1988 . 

A special committee of MPs meets to decide the fate of a controversial bill under which the main line and underground stations would be transformed and a new terminal and platform built for Channel Tunnel trains . 

Since 1960 new docks and an oil terminal have been built down river to handle larger ships and a growing trade , which is mainly with Europe . 

The new terminal is built around OEM parts procured from Network Computing Devices Inc of Mountain View , California , and engineered for production by Hitachi . 

A new terminal has been built alongside the Port of Dublin to receive gas pipes which eventually will be laid on the seabed between Ireland and Scotland . 

Proast 's only published works were three tracts against Locke : The Argument of the Letter Concerning Toleration Briefly Considered ( 1690 ) , A Third Letter Concerning Toleration ( 1691 ) , and ( confusingly ) A Second Letter to the Author of the Three Letters Concerning Toleration ( 1704 ) . 

A reading of anti-slave trade and antislavery tracts by Rational Dissenters in the late eighteenth century thus reveals concern about abrogations of a man 's ` natural right " to liberty . 

Le Sueur 's tract in self-defence ( which contains the following words ) is lengthy ; the eulogy of Rey is preceded by an exceedingly detailed account of the skills required in an ideal chef d'orchestre . 

Around the Brighton Conference Centre , academic tracts on the party 's past and future course seem to proliferate daily . 

The Ranter Jacob Bauthumley begins his tract on The Light and Dark side of God acknowledging ` the most unto whose hand it [ i.e. the tract ] may come can not read it " . 

The Amen at the end implies that it was in its extant form intended to be preached , as does its survival , along with three of Wulfstan 's homiletic tracts , in a gospel book . 

Many of these Whig Jacobite tracts can be said to reflect commonwealth principles , in the sense that they argued for a monarchy which would be severely limited . 

Primarily a political tract , it can in no sense be regarded as an empirical analysis of society . 

The Indians regarded him as a medicine man and his apple-tree enthusiasm , odd clothing and religious devotion -- he distributed religious tracts torn in parts for widespread circulation -- started many folktales . 

Scum Manifesto by Valerie Solanas [ a feminist separatist tract by the woman who shot Andy Warhol in 1967 ] . 

Often this takes the form of providing comforting words from the Bible and many Christian societies also publish tracts and pamphlets on the subject . 

Spent ten years writing L'Idiot de la famille when he could have been writing Maoist tracts . 

Plotinus wrote his most impassioned tract to attack Gnosticism as pretentious mumbo-jumbo . 

His sermon on the primacy of Peter ( which mirrored exactly what he had said on the subject in a tract written before he became pope , " De primatu Romani pontificis " ) explored the authority by which the pope governed , the Petrine commission . 

The three servicemen accused of abducting the girl from an Okinawa street and raping her on a local beach are being held in a maximum security brig at a Marine base on the southern Japanese island .

After three weeks in a U.S. military brig , the three were turned over to Japanese custody Friday .

All three were arrested by U.S. military police on Sept. 6 , and held in a brig until indicted by the local authorities Sept. 29 .

He was sentenced to six months in a military brig , and will be dishonorably discharged when he gets out .

With such thoughts in my head and lithe grace in my movements , I loped up the grassy knoll to the court . 

He came to a halt on a little knoll and flung out his arms in a dramatic gesture . 

Peaty gleys and peat are codominant soils on this land , with peaty rankers occupying rock knolls where glacial erosion has removed all drifts . 

The podzols occur on exposed knolls and on the steeper slopes . 

The photogenic windmill standing on a knoll at the north-west side of the village is a post mill dating from around 1680 , and is among the oldest in England . 

On a day of deep winter cold , while driving through Somerset , I spied a church sitting on a knoll high above the River Parrett . 

I had n't time to climb the knoll and so have yet to explore the inside , but the sight of that dramatic , bald hill crowned by its little building fits well with my own visualization . 

Hillmarden House was situated on a small knoll just outside the village of Hillmarden itself . 

Having established by radio that the survivor was on a knoll at the north end of Burwick Holm George Williamson headed to the east of the island to approach from the more sheltered leeward side . 

Here he occupied a range of knolls , one to two miles from the foot of Kithairon , in undulating country , between eastward and westward-flowing streams . 

She walked up the smooth grassy knoll to the centre , and examined the patient . 

Burn baby , burn : Toni Halliday contemplates the immediate immolation of whoever thought of this ` amusing " female-torso style cigarette lighter 

Later , on witnessing a sati ( the immolation of a Hindu widow ) , Ibn Battuta was so shocked he nearly fell off his camel . 

The man rebuffed efforts to send him to the Polish consulate or the United Nations , said Debra Bunt , the other Red Cross worker who witnessed the immolation .

The effects on pupil achievement of poorly managed transitions between primary and secondary schools have been amply documented by Professor Galton and his associates at the University of Leicester . 

The royal background of so many of Gloucester 's known associates at this date is to be expected . 

Yesterday he smiled for the last time and said he did not wish to obstruct the work of Prime Minister Hans Modrow -- who now constitutes , with a small group of associates from Dresden , the only remaining acceptable face of reform within the East German Communist Party . 

These associates from Keene are pictured at the store 's deli counter . 

By 1980 the Soviet Union was left with only two substantial associates in the region , Syria and the PLO , themselves uneasy allies against Israel . 

Mr Cronkite 's associates in the network saw what others had failed to notice -- Mr Trout was actually an unemployed actor and former colleague named Buck Henry . 

For example , the psychopathic ex-Marine Travis Bickle ( Robert de Niro ) in Martin Scorsese 's Taxi-Driver ( 1976 ) befriends an underage junkie prostitute and slaughters her pimp and his associates in a climactic shooting-out . 

Perhaps the most impressive of these was Loughborough College where that fine , sensitive associate of Peter Slade and Brian Way , Stan Evernden , was the first lecturer to evolve a student-centred drama course for potential teachers . 

` There are plenty of buyers in the market , particularly for all sizes of shops and retail warehouses , " said Mark Teale , an associate of Hillier Parker . 

At the time of her second marriage she was in love with Henry Pierce , an attorney 's clerk and associate of her first husband . 

The Poitevin barons must have felt the way Henry Morgan 's old associates were to feel when he was appointed Governor of Jamaica with orders to stamp out piracy . 

One influential argument about urban decline has been put forward by Fothergill and Gudgin and their associates . 

Since 1977 Agger and his associate , former New York Senator Charles Goodell , had represented Morocco in Washington . 

The Grand Trunk Canal promoted by him and his merchant associate Thomas Bently was set afoot in 1766 after the Duke of Bridgewater had already moved the line of his Runcorn cut to meet up at its northern end and complete the joining of the Trent and Mersey . 

The work of research associates and assistants is carried out under supervision , sometimes as part of a research team . 

In accordance with the group 's aim to provide a platform for its younger scientists , short supporting talks were given by postgraduates and postdoctoral research associates . 

These ` research associates " will participate fully in the main fieldwork stages of the investigation . 

Patients newly admitted to the hospital environment will naturally be anxious about keeping in touch with family , friends and work associates . 

They 've gone a lot of funny ways , the Cauldhames and their associates by marriage , but to the best of my knowledge a gun has never crossed one off . 

He was an associate of Neuhaus , and like that legendary figure imparted the richest sense of cultural and human ideals . 

The stewardship of the duchy was given to John lord Dynham , who had been one of Edward IV 's leading associates in the south west and as such had already had dealings with the duchy . 

However , William Gladstone is known to have recorded cylinders for Colonel Gouraud , an associate of Edison 's in London . 

Hewlett-Packard Co has signed Random House Electronic Publishing and Paramount Publishing 's Professional Technical Reference Prentice Hall as its associates in publishing books on Hewlett-Packard technologies and products . 

The fact that the work has been referred to and is performed by an overseas associate is irrelevant in this context . 

His former business associate Lars Skarke has filed a suit against Borg claiming £50 million damages arising out of the collapse of their business group . 

Friends and business associates of Maurice were in frequent contact . 

Her only diversion , apart from keeping house , looking after her children and entertaining my father 's business associates , was in books . 

She has never received a lira of State help , despite the fact that her brother , Giuseppe Ciarrapico , chairman of the Roma football team , was a close associate of ex-Prime Minister Andreotti . 

Kitangan denied that any such plot existed , but four people , including one of his close associates , were placed in detention under the Internal Security Act . 

Bernardino Cardoso , hitherto Minister of Planning and International Co-operation and a close associate of the President , was given responsibility for foreign affairs in the new 16-member Cabinet . 

He was a political associate of both the opposition leaders , George Villiers , second Duke of Buckingham , and Anthony Ashley Cooper , first Earl of Shaftesbury [ qq.v . ] . 

As he hesitated the door opened and Gilbert Forbes came out in a rush , his make-up smudged on one side of his face , his toupee not quite straight . 

` They would go through the hotel kitchen to avoid the public , and that beach was the one place where he would take his toupee off . 

POLICE were baffled yesterday over the murder of a man wearing a toupee . 

Ralph looked at his reflection in the mirror at the back of the bar and gently patted his toupee . 

SIR Ian McKellen ( Letters , March 29 ) must not be allowed to get away with his blanket assertion that equality for homosexuals has been established throughout Europe . 

If blanket assertions regarding business methods can be broken down into categories then a claim of confidence may succeed . 

There is the folklore assertion that when an experienced warrener went to buy ferrets at a market his first action on inspecting them was to insert his hand in a cage containing a number of the animals . 

Indeed one of the frustrating phenomena many pressure groups of this kind experience is continuing assertions by politicians that they do matter , which is accompanied by minimal concrete action . 

It will be apparent from the earlier discussion that a simple assertion about helping old people maintain their independence does not do justice to the subtleties of achieving a balance between independence and dependence which is acceptable or tolerable to the old people concerned . 

Hooliganism is partly an assertion of ` hardness " and an attachment to local territory , which the boys see as the traditional characteristics of their class . 

Some would say that the universe is such that a resurrection could not take place , and they would base this assertion on " science " . 

But these findings are also tied in with assertions about social class differences in domesticity which abound in much of the literature dealing with women 's place in the family . 

There are lots of shirty assertions about independence , few actively demonstrated . 

Leapor makes general assertions about marriage in this poem partly because she can not make further particular observations without offending Octavia . 

The trouble is that museum exhibitions , as traditionally arranged , do little more than offer a catalogue of seemingly-unrelated assertions about the subject matter . 

The assertion about the murder of the father setting problems for the unconscious life of all later generations has been left unexamined in anthropology and sociology . 

Given this assertion about the sexual nature of social ties , it is incumbent upon sociologists to examine the arguments , the conceptualizations and the observations which led Freud to this position . 

In other words , let us avoid a priori assertions about human nature and try instead to perform a systematic explication of indigenous ideas concerning human nature and social and cosmological relationships . 

I do not think that it is fanciful to suggest that public confidence in the administration of justice is undermined by such assertions from a powerful interest group . 

Assertions from pupils about what teachers call them may not always be believed by sceptical readers . 

Despite this assertion of confidence in the judiciary , there must be some doubt as to whether the law as it has evolved is in the best interests of the victim . 

The speech consisted of little more than bullish assertions of the underlying dynamism and strength of the British economy . 

Farman has claimed that the assertion of the chemical industry that its activities would only contribute 1 per cent to the green-house effect over the next 120 years are " seriously underestimated " . 

It was both a defence of translation of the Bible and an assertion of the loyalty of the Reformers to the state . 

` I have little faith in the unsubstantiated assertions of psychologists , " Briant said dryly . 

A major assertion of democratic theory is that governments in representative democracies are uniquely sensitive to the preferences of the population . 

The fighting , I am told , reflected more than a concern just with forms of worship but with an assertion by this small , proud country of its own independence of spirit . 

This may mean ignoring the frequent assertion by critics that in adventure stones character must be subordinate to action . 

Given the prior interest in orthogenesis , the assertion by Gail Vines that ` molecular drive " is a new mode of evolution can not be accepted unqualified . 

The repeated assertions in the New Testament that ` wives should obey their husbands " and that women will be saved by childbearing , reflect the war of familial , patriarchal Christianity against egalitarian , celibate Christianity . 

The first is the person who responds to every assertion with the question ` How do you know that ? " and then , whatever is offered , merely repeats the question until answers dry up . 

It is important to do this explicitly since there were , at one time , frequent assertions to the effect that the law is quite distinct from or , indeed , above politics . 

Despite assertions to the contrary , it is an indication that in reality Morocco had changed its status and become dependent . 

Any current textbook of human genetics will contain the assertion that the most differences of the human mind and soul ( to use an old-fashioned word ) are inherited . 

However , the assertion that the poor examination results were largely attributable to the low expectations of the department went forward unamended . 

Boswell measured the water journey from Glenelg as twelve miles ; the boatman called it six miles , confusing old logical Johnson with the assertion that a mile on the land equated to two on the sea . 

If the assertion relating to uniqueness is incorrect then there exists a smallest positive integer c , say , such that c is expressible in two essentially distinct ways . 

More recent researchers have challenged these assertions and we now have a number of accounts which present the voices of girl delinquents who give a different version . 

There would be some truth in the assertion that traffic commissioners have the welfare of " bus operators very much at heart when fixing fares ; similar things could be said of airline regulators . 

His more startling assertion in a long television interview last week that some members of the banned P2 masonic lodge were also ` patriots " brought Mr Cossiga within a hair 's breadth of provoking a constitutional crisis . 

Not surprisingly , I found people extremely concerned about their school , and almost -- but not quite -- unanimous in their assertion that school closure would damage the life of the community . 

Equally fanciful is his assertion that we are destroying living standards . 

Louise had also confirmed Jim Miller 's assertion that the grounds were guarded by a killer pack of Dobermans , ten in number she said . 

He challenged Mr Lamont to repeat his assertion t hat unemployment was a price well worth paying . 

Paisley had based his assertion about the danger to himself on a warning from inside the security forces and this fact meant that he could not establish the credibility of it by revealing the source of his information . 

Van Laue 's assertions about the inevitability of a Bolshevik revolution can in part be supported by the revolutionary theories of the Bolsheviks themselves . 

It is because of Scheler 's assertion of a metaphysical , philosophical anthropology with no basis or interaction with sociological categories that I have chosen to ignore his contribution to the sociology of knowledge . 

Mariátegui 's assertion of the need for a socialist revolution excluded the possibility of coopting the bourgeoisie , whom he believed had an intrinsic interest in collaborating with imperialism . 

Edward 's formal assertion of his title to the French crown introduced a new element into the conflict . 

Turner agrees with Chris Bennetts ' assertion in the book that the decision to have an HIV test should be the child 's , but stresses that the child should be counselled . 

The Association 's assertion in the Labour Court that more Bank Assistants are leaving than are being promoted is an adequate demonstration of this . 

They refused to accept Morgan 's assertion that the gens and group marriage were characteristic of the earlier human societies . 

` I see you are determined to prove your assertion that I have been wasting my time . 

Biblical scholars have seen no reason to doubt Luke 's assertion that John and Jesus were first cousins . 

But it ties in with my earlier discussion of ethology and my original Cartesian Figure 3.1 , and with my assertion that we have a psychological need to perceive ourselves as normal and ell regulated . 

` People are gaining confidence in the profession to make assertions about the importance of values and ethical judgments . " 

With recognition of the language came the assertion of separate national identity . 

It was the only way she could express it , remembering Justinette 's assertions of how she had experienced altered states of consciousness this way . 

This belief is generally accompanied by the assertion that the Vichy régime was an aberration in French history that finds no roots in the past and no repercussions in the present . 

John Orton ( Points of View , 9 February ) disagrees with my assertion that the Labour Party has no prospect of ever again governing the UK . 

Alaphilippe did not name the drug involved , but a Dutch newspaper claimed that the test had revealed traces of amphetamines . 

Dr Portmann told the court that the post-mortem examination indicated all the signs of intoxication with amphetamines . 

Well opiates , I began to dabble with them when I was about 16 , after experimenting with cannabis , amphetamines , LSD , opium , and moving in a circle … . 

Traces of amphetamine were found but the player was always confident he would provide a satisfactory explanation . 

" The committee heard evidence from Stemp and from Worcestershire and were satisfied that he had not knowingly taken amphetamines and that they had been administered to him without his knowledge , approval or authority . 

It destroyed him and for a time he was engulfed by a deep chasm of despair , drinking heavily , taking amphetamines and LSD -- and he was in his sixteenth year of smoking marijuana . 

More youngsters are also sniffing glue or solvents , taking amphetamines , and experimenting with ` magic mushrooms " . 

He uses crack and cocaine and amphetamines , then more crack and more cocaine and perhaps even a speedball to round things off . 

` Paranoia , memory loss , convulsions , internal bleeding and severe weight loss can all result from the use of amphetamines , " he said . 

However , the label " semantic " will continue to be used , although it is intended that the reader should not restrict its denotation to the strict linguistic sense .

Imagine how much time and effort would be required if each speaker had to establish the denotation of each term he produced on each occasion of use .

Notice that the extraction set is almost never the same as the denotation of the noun qualified .

` I do n't like the feel of foundation on my skin , but this is wonderful : it gives a smooth , light , natural-looking coverage . " 

Barbara 's advice : ` Susan 's skin needs foundation with concealer on top . 

For daytime , make-up artist Judith Pallan suggested she try Colourings ' foundation and powder in one compact ( £5.75 ) to even out darker skin under her eyes . 

I always start with the eyes , because it gives the moisturiser a chance to sink in , and it also means I can wipe away any spills without reapplying foundation . " 

Use a dampened sponge to apply foundation for a natural look and longer-lasting make-up . 

Apply foundation over your lips and then powder to give a good base for your lipstick . 

He had put a little bronze foundation on his face -- a sample from one of the magazines . 

Use a foundation that closely matches your skintone , topped with transparent loose powder to set , then add your pinks . 

Avoid a shiny nose -- use a water-based matt or anti-shine foundation and plenty of loose powder . 

In the Histories , however , he is sly , drunken and spineless , even lifting a sentence of excommunication on a man suspected of matricide . 

Fill a large pan with water and bring to the boil ; add a heaped tablespoon of salt and a dash of ordinary cooking oil ( this prevents the pasta from sticking ) . 

Laboratory studies show that fish oil may prevent weight loss and cause cancers to shrink . 

Polyunsaturated fatty acids , found in some plant oils , some margarines and most fish oils , reduce the blood cholesterol . 

Natural fish oil has been used as a traditional folk remedy at least as early as the eighteenth century . 

Add the olive oil , mint and salad ingredients and mix thoroughly . 

Then , keeping the motor running , gradually add the olive oil , to form a smooth paste . 

Then came a salad , forty luscious shades of biting green and purple , roasted sesame seeds , toasted sunflower seeds , walnut oil and red wine vinegar . 

Corn , sunflower and grapeseed oils are all for general cooking and are relatively inexpensive . 

` We recommend vegetable or groundnut oil -- this also means that the food product is healthier because the frying medium is better . " 

McChicken Sandwich , Chicken McNuggets , Filet-o-Fish and Fruit Pies are cooked in a pure vegetable oil . 

Heat the butter and the olive oil together in a large heavy saucepan or casserole dish , until the butter has melted . 

Heat one tablespoon of oil in a pan and fry the onion until soft but not brown . 

For aching , tired feet , mix a few drops of peppermint oil with one tbsp of almond oil and add to a bowl of warm water . 

Mix the oil , soy sauce , ginger and five spice powder in a shallow dish . 

When they played a low grunt normally given in response to eagles , the majority of the monkeys looked up . 

Finally she made some grunts and said : ` Globol obol ookle ogle globol gloogle gloo . " ) 

We examined all the machinery , and then the midwife examined me in between my grunts and groans . 

There was silence for a moment , punctuated only by the grunts and wheezes of the two ancient dames , until Gertrude said : 

As he turned back to the eerie blue-blackness of the strip lights in the corridor , Cardiff heard a thick grunt and the slap of someone falling heavily to the tiled floor . 

Her companion gave a muffled grunt and attacked his steak vigorously . 

There was a further irascible grunt and a short , stocky red-faced man appeared . 

Barney Summerville gave a grunt as he lifted the lightweight canoe off the car 's roof-rack . 

Arty 's voice thickened and blurred into animal grunts as he tried to speak and extend his tongue at the same time . 

There was no reply , just an impatient grunt that at least confirmed that he was n't sleeping . 

With a grunt Toby agreed to arrange things and hoped that I would do the driving and that Jefferson intended to provide some decent champagne . 

The French boy gave a grunt of exasperation and fired almost casually from a standing position . 

There was a moment 's pause , then a swift movement , a sudden pressure , a grunt from Melwas , and some kind of growled answer . 

Here , the grunts , purrs , croaks and drums of courting fish mingle with the snapping of shrimps and the crackling of barnacles . 

Duvall 's hands flew to his face as he collapsed to the tiled floor with a thick grunt . 

Occasionally , as if he was trying to control it , he would exhale three times in succession , and the sound would be forced from his throat in rhythmic grunts : ` Aha aha aha " . 

He gave a slight sardonic grunt , remembering how excited he had been in that railway carriage on his way to Carewscourt . 

She took the hands of those on either side of her , lowered her head and gave a constipated grunt . 

The soft grunt was still there and her eyes had begun to retreat into her head -- the worst sign of all in bovines . 

Over the telephone , George 's grunt became an electronic honk . 

Hordes of others followed on foot ; retainers gaudy in the livery of great lords , and the bright French silks of young gallants who swarmed into the city like butterflies under the warm sun and blue skies . 

She moved nearer , her silks and veils rustling about her , and we all watched with the same affection that she invoked from family and friends alike . 

Lexandro rolled across rubble , tearing and soiling his silks , yet retrieving the mask . 

The one , familiar between the wars to Bloomsbury and the Sitwells , was mannered , urbane and aphoristic , dressed in silks and powdered wigs and usually more French than English . 

The Yek was dressed in silver silks so fine that Rostov thought that they would bruise if anything brushed against them . 

Inside , a series of narrow rooms were filled with lounging aristocrats dressed in silks and satins ablaze with fake jewels . 

He was still pretty , still was obliged to wear his hair in long curls and was attired in the same silks and satins but underneath all this there was a tougher character emerging . 

They were clad in brightly coloured silks and muslins , flowing saris edged in glittering gold brocade . 

He saw how , though they still wore silks , the style had changed ; had been simplified . 

The United Kingdom , in its observations on the preliminary draft , expressed the hope that the Convention would not apply at all in cases in which the address of the person on whom documents were to be served was unknown ; it was unhappy about the possible effect of what was to become Article 15 in such cases and more generally felt that the provisions of the Convention were not apt where the address was unknown .

The final draft refers only to the marine environment , which , according to Patricia Bliss-Guest , UNEP 's legal advisor , eliminates large parts of the Gulfs of Mexico , Venezuela , and Campeche , as well as extensive coastal areas throughout the rest of the region .

It was made of fine lawn and had an embroidered monogram in one corner . 

It is best to use small flowers and leaves and create a medium-to-large monogram , otherwise the picture can quickly become an unwieldy blob . 

We know that Eworth can be associated with a long series of signed pictures bearing his monogram HE . 

For example , the stylized Cadbury signature , the Apple logo and the JPS monogram . 

If a mish-mash of tartans with ostentatious golden embroideries of coronation coaches and ` E " monograms are your bag , take heart . 

At the small Wintoun Street Baptist Chapel in Leeds, for example, quarrels over finance and personalities raged for twenty-five years. 

Even if you just use them as memory joggers, they could prove invaluable if there is ever a quarrel about who actually said what and when . 

A game of football had started below and the familiar quarrels of sportsmen were already floating up to me. 

A psychologist, Professor H. C. Dawe, investigated the quarrels of pre-school American children during the morning free-play period at nursery school. 

Quarrels among the older children lasted longer than those among the younger. 

Quarrels between brothers and sisters provide the ideal training-ground to carry out this kind of teaching. 

Others , terrified of intimacy and closeness, use quarrels as a means of maintaining distance. 

They had had a bitter, sniping quarrel in the hall, because Sara had said that she needed her car. 

The quarrel of the Italian government with the papacy nearly led to an anticlerical league of governments around about 1880. 

Bismarck hoped this would enable him to avoid an Austro-Russian quarrel by showing that the implicit assignment of Bulgaria to a Russian sphere of influence still held good. 

This is the story of a quarrel over women involving a series of abductions and retributions which culminate in Paris's kidnapping of Helen. 

The servants in the house say he and his mother have some dreadful quarrels about his ways . 

Indeed, he is said to have been beside himself with rage and looking to pick a violent quarrel with anyone who happened along. 

A warrior in the service of Cesare Borgia, he was stabbed to death in 1501 in a quarrel with another man over possession of a fancy Spanish shirt . 

New Zealand's quarrel with France over the Rainbow Warrior incident was formally ended when a French naval ship docked at Auckland for the first time in almost six years. 

For example every day when the came to see me she wore a beautiful new sari . 

One woman who wanted to wear a sari had been told by her husband ` who do you think you are -- Mrs Gandhi ? 

But as he pulls at the silk of her sari , it just unwinds endlessly in a cloud of colour until he falls bundled in fabric . 

I used to wear jeans and jackets and shirts but my parents burned them on the same day my dad beat me up , and after that I had to wear saris . 

My mother is a jumble-sale dresser -- that is , when she 's not wearing a sari . 

THE World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts is to revamp its image with new uniforms , including ` 100 per cent polyester chiffon " saris and woollen capes . 

When I met the mother she was extremely depressed verging on suicidal and was given by the workers at the clinic a new sari to try and cheer her up . 

She was very brave , he thought , to wear the sari and shop in the Indian shops and have her Bengali lessons when all these things drew attention to her . 

We see the different marriage customs for Indian and white women ; the former with arranged marriages with complex , rich ceremonies ; the latter marriages based on short-lived romance with white gowns instead of gold saris . 

Her gaily coloured sari , peeping out of a very English coat , was incongruous on this grey February day . 

An Indian girl in a blue sari was at the cash desk in Marianne Price 's place . 

Draped to form an eye-catching window treatment or a canopied bed , these gold-dotted saris are quite unique . 

As Vimla pirouetted , pulling her sari over her head in a parody of the Dance of the Seven Veils , Chaman Guru put down the cymbals and got down to the serious business of collecting money . 

Nearby other shops had set up trestles loaded with silk saris and embroidered salwars , high-heeled shoes and embroidered mosque hats , trinkets and bracelets , jewellery and decorations . 

The inhabitants of the closes and the tenements had headed for the high ground , leaving the trams and turmoil behind for the mist , the heather , and a good brew-up in the but and ben . 

When Dr Verwoerd , the ayatollah of apartheid , ruled , South Africa was a policed desert where dissent seldom flourished , and the hangman was very busy indeed . 

The threat of Aids was once again highlighted in the deaths of two critically acclaimed actors and Britain 's last hangman finally met his own end . 

Albert Pierrepoint : July 10 , aged 87 : Britain 's chief hangman from 1946 to 1956 , he executed 450 people including Ruth Ellis , Derek Bentley and John ` Acid Bath " Haigh . 

And his nickname ` Charlot " was given to later French executioners , just as ` Jack Ketch " became the accepted name for all English hangmen . 

A small retaining wage was meant to be augmented by payment for each execution and whipping , but Brunskill was in office at an unprofitable time for hangmen . 

By this time crimes carrying the death penalty had been so reduced in number that provincial hangings were performed by the London hangman . 

But , determined that he should n't have the satisfaction of seeing her vexation , she said drily , ` Do n't mention it ; I 'm only glad it was n't rush-hour . " 

Throughout , his banter came as thick and fast as softshelled crab , only halting as he paused to take a slurp from his Dixie Beer or to wipe the steam off the camera lens . 

After a while he heard the others move , heard Rufus take a great slurp of wine before they padded barefoot into the house and up the stairs to the Centaur Room . 

( Charles also got the message that he was n't going to get the quick slurp of wine at the end of the evening that he had been promising himself . ) 

When he had wolfed down a few chapattis and an onion bhaji , Amiss took a slurp of lager and then leaned back . 

A Roger Rabbit-style cartoon , Evil Toons , released on video this month , promotes itself like this : ` Innocently the four girls unleash a nymphomaniacal cartoon monster from the pages of a spell-book which intends to scare more than the girls ' pants off . " 

His fellow-rat , Italy 's Mussolini , was likewise destroying civilisation there , and licking the boots of his Nazi masters . 

` Vinny 's not fit to lace the boots of the players he talks about on the tape . 

The thin-faced man with a Slavic face in the seat nearest the exit door at the front already wore specially made fur boots of a curious design with pointed toes . 

Noah stood six inches high , with a white beard to his knees and wading boots of real rubber . 

He suddenly remembered Father Reynard 's corpse and stooped down to examine the leather-heeled boots of the assassins . 

She hung her oilskin on the hook , left her muddy boots on a piece of newspaper and went into the living room . 

The grim face , the extravagant salute and the loud stamp of his boots on the floorboards only fell just short of the military crime most disliked by superiors , dumb insolence . 

For a week or so I was even careful not to wipe my boots on Roper 's pillow . 

One of the GIs called for a pen from his friend , caught it deftly in the air and planted his huge boot on the handlebar of Tony 's tricycle to write the address . 

She walked out onto it , her boots sinking in with each step , and left the Katz Motel behind her . 

Her jacket flashed and sparkled with sodium light , her boots crunched on the sandy boards . 

And then a dim light opened out ahead : their boots crunched on pebbles and they emerged from a small cave whose entrance was uncovered only at the lowest of low tides . 

And I see you even have a minion who will help you with the difficult task of unlacing your boots . " 

He was scraping the mud of the streets off his boots and dusting down his shoulders as if the rain itself might be contaminated . 

I put on my clean uniform and adjusted my beret , blousing my trousers over the buckles of my combat boots . 

The man was elderly , bearded , bow-legged in his farm boots , and his old army greatcoat was fastened at the waist with twine , and the man carried a broken shotgun across his forearm . 

Waiting for him was an army officer , squat and powerful , rocking on the soles of his paratroop boots . 

He wore red now , the colour of the summer , his ma kua , the waist-length ceremonial jacket , a brilliant carmine , his loose silk trousers poppy , his suede boots a delicate shade of rose . 

Masquerading as a Rogue Trader of reasonable success , Jaq wore a pleated frock coat with silver epaulettes and baggy crimson breeches tucked into short white calf boots . 

In his brown canvas boots , faded blue trousers , checked shirt and frayed cap , one might have mistaken him for a man of no consequence instead of a senior member of local government . 

A minor revival of suede desert boots occurred in late '71 but dissolved under the platform onslaught . 

Kate smiled and shook hands , but she felt wildly overdressed in her velvet suit and suede boots . 

Park after a few hundred metres and don your mountain boots for the approach -- and all of two minutes . 

Somehow then I found the strength to roll away , dragging my boots away from the clutch of the pile 's soggy depths . 

People with faces like unworked mahogany stand around in their tunic-like costume and ill-fitting boots with turned up toes . 

You manage a clumsy robot walk in the heavy boots before kicking them into the bindings on the skis and gingerly sliding along . 

Features : leather boot with heavily cleated PVC sole unit featuring right angled heel . 

The sound of heavy boots sliding down he crumbling bank made them all glance up . 

He stood in the damp boots that leaked the snow wet to his socks , and he hated the man who sat at the desk . 

Ron wears a kilt , a pair of orange Day-Glo tights , heavy green military boots , a pink macrame tank top and a yellow trenchcoat . 

A woman in a heavy coat , head-scarf and fur-lined boots stood patiently holding a string which ran down through a circular hole in the ice . 

A head-on collision with a pair of black salt-stained leather boots . 

There were socks in the case , a scarf , cape and coloured tights , scraps of material and a pair of old black ankle boots with a label hanging on them . 

You are the lucky winners of our July competition and will soon be stepping out in style with a pair of great fabric boots from Line 7 . 

They may not sell many plastic macs or pairs of 60s kinky boots , but with a 70s revival in the air Oxfam shop volunteers are being swamped with requests for clothes like this . 

A wax treatment for waterproofing modern lightweight and waterproof leather walking boots . 

Most modern walking boots come with removable footbeds or insoles , allowing greater flexibility of fit . 

Design : a lightweight walking boot with nylon and leather uppers and a man made sole . 

The man is dressed in walking boots , brown cords and a shirt and green hiking jacket . 

There was Anne , in thigh-length leather boots , her ruffled shirt open to show a deep cleavage , a blood-greased cutlass in her hand , a rolling deck under her , warpaint on her face . 

The long coat and skirt she wore were of a sombre maroon , as were her knee-length boots . 

THE Belfast hills will be alive with the sound of walking boots next month as hundreds of local people enjoy one of the highlights of the province 's walking calendar . 

Sensible ideas and suggestions ( like how to get your ski boots properly dry and warm ) , and helpful hints in blue boxes . 

` By the time I got my boots on it would all be over , " he told Margery . 

They had muddy boots which they kicked against the kitchen step , and muddy hands which they washed at the sink . 

I remember I had these Smiley boots , which were white vinyl and had Smiley faces on the toes . 

` He had the biggest boots in the world -- you 'd hear him dragging his huge hobnails around . " 

I had to speak to him , to find out what he knew about Ephraim ; after all , he had Ephraim 's boots . " 

Marie pulls her boots on and says she 's going out to get some fags . 

She pulled on high boots , home-made poncho-style Russian blouse and long skirt and put up her gleaming chestnut hair in a chignon with a fashionable fringe . 

I love rugby and if I had the opportunity I would pull on my boots and play tomorrow . 

Outside in the darkness I shake the insects out of my sleeping bag and put my boots on . 

The reaching was straightforward enough : at the first river we took off our boots , rolled up our trousers to mid-thigh and , dividing about thirty kilograms of photographic and emergency equipment between us , waded across . 

Finally , sensing that we were on a loser and not keen on the mile-long trek back to the crossing point , I took off boots and socks and walked into the fast-flowing stream . 

Edward took the boots and glanced at the man sitting in the chair . 

He wore riding boots and a monocle and his face was made shapeless by duelling scars . 

She wears big DM boots and she snarls at people , she 's no Little Miss Come-on . 

To say that his face was ferocious , that he was wearing heavy boots and screaming horrible threats does not help you beat him ; it just makes you more frightened than you already are . 

Luckily , she was wearing tough boots , so the trap had not torn her leg . 

Steel toecapped boots , highly polished , became a badge of identity and a useful weapon until they were banned at football matches . 

Morton 's TPUs find uses from ski boots and hoses to shoes and binders for magnetic tapes . 

If you plan to walk primarily on lowland ground in the summer , then lightweight boots or , in many cases , shoes will be all you need . 

Non-authorised clothing : crash helmets , steel capped boots , jogging shoes and squad ties will not be worn . 

Rubber boots are fine provided they have no buckle-and-strap fasteners just below the knee . 

His swamp-hunter boots could have been an elephant 's feet lopped off and hollowed out . 

A regular in wellington boots plastered with cow dung ordered a pint , took off his overcoat and hung it up , unaware that he 'd lost his trousers somewhere en route . 

Buddie was still wearing his working clothes , though his big wellington boots with the turned-down tops were standing in the yard outside the kitchen door . 

Dunlop Footwear has also announced it plans recycling of old wellington boots . 

One's admiration for the brilliance of Fussell 's writing can not suppress doubts about the partiality of the picture he is drawing , with all its entertaining anecdotes and quotes . 

And , in an oblique attack on the partiality of judges , she has said she wants a commission to review appointments to the higher levels of the judiciary . 

James 's partiality for elegant variation ( 69 ) is well illustrated in the passage , particularly in the way he varies the manner of referring to the three characters . 

Specifically , it can uncover disciplinary partiality , ideology , hidden interests , professional skullduggery , deception and illusion . 

More to the point , the assumed divinity of the nineteenth-century novelist was only ever a technical device ; and the partiality of the modern novelist is just as much a ploy . 

Sophie was plainly the centre of attraction in the room , and even allowing for a mother 's partiality , it did seem a little odd . 

But Lij Yasu 's partiality for Islam was apparently more than a question of convenience . 

Unfortunately , " she added , with a quick look round as if she thought to check whether anyone might hear , ` Sir John 's partiality for Benedict extended also to his mother . " 

This followed accusations during angry debate on the Knin affair that the Presidency had shown partiality towards the Serb cause . 

The violence had placed severe strains on the ANC 's relationship with the government over the issue of perceived police partiality towards Inkatha supporters , and had delayed the holding of negotiations on a post-apartheid constitution . 

In these discussions the prudent expert will avoid conduct which might be thought to cast doubt on his partiality . 

In addition Curzon fairly soon reverted to his habit of complaining about the way in which he was treated by his Prime Minister . 

For Michael Nader , sexy Dex Dexter of TV 's Dynasty , it was a nightmare in which he saw his own death that convinced him he must break the cocaine habit . 

He was questioned on his drinking habits , to which he replied that he drank regularly and too much , but never to the stage where it affected his memory or his thespian ability . 

` The signatures on those cheques to her were hers and she had done it to finance her drinking habit . " 

The survey 's investigation of male drinking habits found that they are showing no signs of sinking fewer pints despite warnings that drinking more than 21 units a week is bad for them . 

As with other respiratory and upper gastrointestinal tumours the male predominance seen is probably a result of the heavy smoking and drinking habits of men compared with women . 

asked whether the American army had helped him to kick his drug habit . 

To make a profit , drug dealers sell you short measures or mix all sorts of dangerous materials in with drugs to give them a bigger share of the profits or to finance their own drug habits . 

Police investigating a series of ramraid attacks say the culprits may be using the crime to finance their drug habits . 

There followed allegations that Ms Kennedy became addicted to heroin while visiting New Zealand and then worked as a prostitute in Australia , where her father David Keen lives , to feed her drug habit . 

He recently kicked a lifetime habit as a chain smoker , a typical example of the famous MacSharry willpower , say observers . 

In recent years , more than 11 million smokers in Britain have kicked the habit . 

Left to right are Viv Cumbley , Jacqueline Ward , and Susan Woch applauding colleague Jill Bailey who is pictured crushing a packet of cigarettes after kicking the habit . 

SMOKERS are quitting the habit by spraying nicotine up their noses , the medical journal Lancet says today . 

The site of the ` 1066 " Battle of Hastings , this charming medieval town which is dominated by the magnificent Battle Abbey .

The development will bring a jauntily commercial air to the site of the 1690 battle where William III ( " King Billy " , above ) defeated the Catholic James II .

Then we enter the famous city of Gettysburg , site of the last and most decisive battle of the Civil War .

Plate 10 Measuring the extension of an operating jack on the crash site high in the Alps to establish the configuration of the aircraft on impact .

` Industrial Democracy " is the site of a potentially fruitful struggle , not merely a manipulatory diversion .

The media are thus also transformed into the site of such struggles .

From the nineteenth-century reformers who pressed for universal schooling to today 's schemes for increasing the numbers of girls studying science , education has been the site of the struggle for equality of opportunity .

He provides all the back up from headquarters when the team is despatched and he could well follow the ` go-team " to the accident site .

Responding to growing public pressure , the Ukrainian parliament has voted to close the Chernobyl nuclear reactor , the site of the world 's worst nuclear accident in 1986 , two years ahead of schedule .

Often the burial site is destroyed , or there is a differential representation of habitats .

The high water-table in the area means it would be difficult to find a suitable site for a burial ground because of the risk of water contamination .

The recent discoveries of horse burials around the site of the original find of 1653 , and probably to be associated with it , have , however , provided further indications of paganism .

The Department of the Environment designated the site as an Ancient Monument in 1973 thus ensuring that no further dismantling can take place .

Indeed , the common denominator in all of the DNA recognition sequences described for HMG-box proteins is the presence of bendable sequences at or near the site of protein binding .

Here , at the site of the most devastating explosion in human memory , we wished to demonstrate both the unity and the fragility of the earth by blowing soap bubbles across the crater .

He started to plot lines of ancient sites and quickly got a feel for those which cropped up most frequently .

The socialists maintained , with some justification , that the only way in which real grandeur could be achieved was through long-term economic modernization .

From 1900 von Koerber 's government set out on a programme of economic and cultural modernization .

The Schuman Plan was based on ideas which had been circulating for some time but was devised in detail by Jean Monnet , who was in charge of France 's economic modernisation programme .

Operated by traditional double-deck Standard cars , and untouched by the modernisation of the Thirties , the Marton route survived into the post-war era as something of an anachronism .

He was responsible for introducing modern carriage and wagon designs embodying welded construction , workshop modernization , and , encouraged by the high cost of imported coal , diesel locomotives and railcars .

Despite some scepticism , the ` thrifty genotype " remains a convenient explanation for the extremely high incidence of non-insulin dependent diabetes that develops in many populations which have experienced rapid socioeconomic modernisation during this century .

So far as agriculture is concerned , the production group enables farmers to follow the principles of land consolidation and farm modernisation without the otherwise inevitable forcible retirement or migration .

Modernisation and repair of rural cottages were also made possible by grants .

The ERDF will focus upon support for productive investment , modernisation of infrastructure , and studies of the potential for physical planning at the Community level ( see Chapter 7 ) .

The strategies for the modernisation of the British economy has meant that strategies to undergo this , operate as modes of both economic and social regulation .

He has asked the bank 's 160,000 shareholders to stump up another 90 billion roubles to finance modernisation .

Peter 's initiative in opening Russia to western influences , his modernisation of the administration and his development of industries were in sharp contrast to the Muscovite traditions of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries .

Modernisation of the South Side of Imperial Dock was completed and officially opened on 3rd October by Lord Brabagon of Tara , Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Transport .

It had approved Jean Monnet 's proposal for a Commissariat Général au Plan , the institution whose economic plans were to play an important role in France 's postwar modernization .

Oil , the fount of the country 's wealth and of the crash modernization and militarization on which the Shah encouraged by his allies , had embarked in the 1970s , has at times stopped flowing altogether .

Environmental modernisation is an integral part of a socialist strategy for industrial modernisation .

China would concentrate on establishing a " socialist market economy " with the aim of achieving " socialist modernization " by 2050 .

The company used to have a small chain of off-licences , but these were sold off in 1972 to help finance the brewery modernization programme .

Though cast in a Scottish framework it is hoped that the project will also shed light on the general process of agrarian modernisation in western Europe .

` If you 've got some jet , " said Scarlet , ` you could make my mother a necklace and earrings for Christmas . 

On each occasion I took at least half an hour to get ready , chose my clothes carefully , brushed my teeth , put my earrings in , wore bright-red lipstick . 

Just then the teacher emerged from the school , her large earrings glinting like thin bangles . 

This had annoyed Jonquil and set her steel earring swinging with temper . 

This was why she was wearing her Ralph Lauren silk crepe trousers and matching jacket with a white Armani shell underneath , and her favourite silver earrings . 

She wore jeans and a large jumper , cowboy boots , one stainless steel earring . 

He was wearing diamond stud earrings and high-rococo filigree-and-rivet cowboy boots . 

You can also buy matching necklaces and earrings at bargain prices . 

On her last visit I 'd been unable to take my eyes off her gold earrings and her bangles . 

I put on some gold dangly earrings I 'd found in the bottom of my bag and came out feeling a new woman . 

The dealers wear silver and gold medallions , rings , earrings , fashionable shorts and trainers . 

The princes wore green rugby shirts and jeans while Diana wore black ski pants , a lambswool sweater over a T-shirt , black shoes and gold hoop earrings . 

She was sporting a pair of gold hoop earrings , and her face was skilfully made up . 

She rummaged in the open jewellery box on the bed , and took out a pair of large drop earrings which she had bought in Liberty 's the week before . 

And she went out of her way to praise artist David Hankinson as she unveiled his painting of her in fairy-tale pink gown complete with tiara , pearl drop earrings and gold watch . 

` She said she wanted to be buried in her pink carnival queen dress and wearing her gold butterfly stud earrings . 

Rose was wearing a tulip-red trouser suit , diamond earrings and a large aquamarine ring . 

The necklace , bracelet , ring and earrings were displayed in a tan chamois leather box . 

Her earrings are long , falling almost to her shoulders , strands of tiny men and women climbing the chrome pieces of an antique watch . 

Most were destroyed using controlled detonations , rockets and precision-guided bombs , one of which missed its target and injured 11 people in a neighboring house , the military said .

Carbone was on patrol when a buried bomb exploded beneath one of their combat vehicles , a hulking armored truck with a V-shaped bottom built to withstand all but the most powerful detonations .

Almost each day in Iraq will end with an American on patrol losing an arm , a leg , an eye or a life to an earth-shattering detonation of high explosives .

The daily detonations have severely curtailed civilian traffic and interfered with convoys in northern Babil .

He 's been exposed to many controlled detonations ; on a recent patrol , Urmel winced each time an explosives specialist screamed out " Fire in the hole !

Encouraged , she admitted that she had been entrusted with their last £2000 , and had bought a houseboat , in point of fact , the barge Grace . 

Their owners , once amongst Srinagar 's most prosperous , now vandalise their houseboats , selling antique carpets and artefacts for a pittance . 

Sadly John 's agent informed me , that ` Noakesy " was living on a houseboat in Spain without a telephone . 

He 's also known to deal in drugs in and around Amsterdam where it 's rumoured he lives on a houseboat somewhere in the Jordan area . 

` But the last time I saw her -- she was living on a houseboat . " 

It was not until early in 1984 that Branson was finally persuaded to stop living on the houseboat , by his doctor , after he had contracted a severe case of pneumonia . 

She sat with her until the exhaustion of grief finally drove Ana to sleep and silence , then Maggie went to wait for Felipe . 

They smiled as I hammed up my exhaustion , then carried on effortlessly climbing . 

Against this we had to set our growing exhaustion , and increasingly dysfunctional limbs . 

Louise was still asleep in the back , her exhaustion now complete . 

Fen , still wanting to be rid of her , had taken advantage of her utter exhaustion to abandon her here . 

In spite of their exhaustion , their jubilation at making the longest unsupported polar trip and the first unsupported crossing of Antarctica was unmistakeable . 

As we squelched along the road and into the farmyard I felt a feeling of utter exhaustion . 

On a curving ridge-walk like this , the last Munro staying within sight all the way can either be immensely heartening or terrifically dispiriting , depending on your state of exhaustion . 

On and on she would lure him , enticing him to cut every sheaf left in the meadow , until midnight came and he was faint with exhaustion . 

Susan and Claire , the wives of Stephen and Alan , looked on wanly , speechless with exhaustion . 

By ten that evening Polly was literally reeling with exhaustion . 

When she finally slept , tear-stained , he felt no relief , only an enormous exhaustion . 

Sara 's legs were trembling with exhaustion by the time she reached the stables . 

If that fury were given expression , the person in question would die of exhaustion within a week . 

Suddenly Lee saw the exhaustion in the folds of skin beneath her mother 's eyes . 

I will never forget the day Mike collapsed with complete exhaustion . 

But Katherine Lundy did n't believe in omens ; she imagined her untroubled night 's sleep was due to nothing more than complete exhaustion . 

As everyone was by then in a state of complete exhaustion they did little for the next two or three days except sleep . 

The individual 's powers of recovery can be impaired by physical and mental exhaustion , as there are no reserves of energy to overcome the crisis . 

Mental and physical exhaustion ensured that Hilary slept deeply , and it was well after ten when she finally stirred . 

They were young enough to cope with the physical exhaustion but trying to memorize so many routines became unbearable . 

What had settled his son at last was sheer exhaustion , and Alan 's absence . 

McAllister really did think that she was going to faint this time , not through shock or disgust , but sheer physical exhaustion , except that the will which her family deplored kept her on her feet . 

They can not be attacked in hand-to-hand combat either -- the only way to destroy a Fanatic is to shoot him or to wait and let him collapse from exhaustion . 

They too were suffering from exhaustion after recent events , and had less energy to carry Charles ; their main concern was just to keep themselves going . 

A year later he collapsed from exhaustion but insisted in carrying on with eight shows a week . 

Victoria said , ` You are recovered from your exhaustion , Shelley ? " 

The real Moll , as in the play , wore men 's clothing , fought skilfully with sword and cudgel ` and in later years she was notorious as a whore , bawd cutpurse and receiver , a female Moriarty keeping a gang of thieves in her service " ( Gomme , 1976 , p. xiv ) . 

Any sign of weakness or fear and the cutpurses lurking there would be on them like a pack of dogs . 

Asked if he had any identifying marks he pulled up his sleeve and pointed to a tiny tattoo of an obscene word . 

The incomprehensible incantations would cast no spell over him , any more than the tattoo of the spider had glued him forever to his gang . 

And with his tanned skin , snake tattoo on his left arm and fit physique he certainly looks the part . 

Mr Ashworth is described as slim with short dark straight hair , a moustache and red and blue flower tattoos on both arms . 

Most of her tattoos concealed long-healed scars , embellishing those cicatrices eerily . 

That fat Cockney with his stupid tattoos and his jocular manner and his dirty jokes ; he should have dumped him in the canal ! 

With over 99 per cent of his skin covered in leopard spot tattoos , Tom Leppard 's name appears in the Guinness Book of Records . 

I had a kind of ear infection which caused giddiness and I had to come out of the West End play I was appearing in at the time , The Rose Tattoo . 

They 're looking for a man in his early 30 's ; 6ft tall , of medium build with a tattoo on his right arm . 

Small home-made tattoos can totally vanish can take up to ten . 

He has a tattoo on his left arm of a heart with the letter A inside with the names Pat and Joe underneath . 

Although research indicates that neonates do perceive pain , many healthcare professionals are reluctant to administer analgesics for fear of harmful side-effects . 

Active sleep is easily identifiable with adult REM sleep , and the neonate will spend between 60 and 80 per cent of sleeping time in active ( REM ) sleep -- ten to thirteen hours . 

It is not surprising that , " the behaviour of the neonate is under the dominance of the gastrointestinal and genitourinary tracts " . 

The Repton boy 's horror at Churchill 's anti-Bolshevist campaign had turned into a more adult and less ferocious criticism . 

As the war dragged on Modigliani 's horror at the waste of life increased . 

To me that puts us in a difficult position when trying Germans , whose crime was obeying their superiors " orders , whatever our horror at what those orders led to . " 

Emmeline grew pale , both from horror at Bastide 's plight and her own . 

The horror in her voice was almost ludicrous , and Briant raised his eyebrows slightly . 

With horror in her eyes , the nurse stated that the young girl had tearfully told the physician the events that had led to her tragic situation . 

Thus the dialogue and its frame emphasize the bond between the two of them , and thereby further underline the horror of the sacrifice of which they speak . 

For Williamson , only soldiers who had fought in the war , and who understood the horrors of modern conflict , could save Europe from further disaster . 

Nothing could wash away the beastliness of that house or the horror of the sight of Phyllis Henley 's body , but he felt the need to try . 

Imagine the horror on my beloved 's face when he discovered I had in fact flung in the rubbish his much prized and read collection of Guitarist magazines ! 

Charlotte looked at Ursula and saw a frozen expression of horror on her face . 

Rather than match China 's firmness , it can be confidently predicted , the Hong Kong authorities will follow past form , cease muttering about their shock and horror over Tiananmen , and return to bland assurances that the negotiations with Peking about a post-1997 ` Basic Law " for Hong Kong are going well . 

But the blank horror over Khmer Rouge atrocities between 1975 and 1978 has created a blind spot about its strength in Cambodia , and the growing likelihood that it will return to power , either on its own or with the other Cambodian opposition factions . 

I am interested in hearing from women about their fascination and horror with cars , especially women in the Yorkshire region . 

Tug had just one glimpse of the girl 's horror as her mouth and her eyes opened wide . 

Then she remembered his horror when he 'd said , ` Do n't tell me you 're a virgin ! " and her heart closed in on itself like a wounded animal . 

Ray Shepherd 's voice was quiet and he ignored his son 's mounting horror . 

Meanwhile Crowe , who had been watching the carnage unfold from the other end with increasing horror , unfurled some strokes of class in an attempt to ease the situation . 

She gazed at Ruth , and her face seemed to fill up with horror . 

` Did you have a good day at the office ? " she asked , hearing herself with horror . 

Horror by gunfire differs little from horror inflicted by the guillotine , sword or wheel , it seems , and sheer bestiality lurks only fractionally below the veneer of so-called civilized societies . 

Eyewitnesses told of the horror as shrapnel rained down on shoppers from two devices placed in cast-litter bins less than ten yards apart . 

Aston Villa are having a great run , but they hold no particular horrors for the Norwich players . 

Both are designed to convince the readership of the horror of the subject-matter . 

Constant recounting of this tale embroidered it further , describing the woman 's horror as the head , missing the basket , gripped her apron and held on with its teeth ! 

It was as if Gillray 's avaricious monarch was more of an affront than the voluptuary suffering from the horrors of dissipation . 

Alison had shown enough respectable horror on discovering that he was married to prove she was a nice girl . 

` You can imagine our horror at finding a false ceiling in a secure establishment and ducts like this . 

This ` return to the sources " discovers either that such primitive celebrations are entirely divorced from modern sexuality , or that they always concealed a deathly horror . 

For Swift , there is a connection between cosmetics and prostitution ; the carefully assembled exterior often conceals both physical horror and moral contamination . 

To see him fumbling with our rich and delicate language is to experience all the horror of seeing a Sèvres vase in the hands of a chimpanzee . 

Stanley Spencer had been through the war ; he had experienced the horror , the vulgarity , of war . 

A few months later Gough Whitlam brought the Australian Army home but it is said that for those who experienced the horrors , each one left a little piece of themselves out in Viet . 

France expressed horror at the assassination and appealed for unity to assure peace in the country it once ruled . 

The Government have expressed their horror at such attacks on the police , but they also need to act . 

Then she felt horror and pity at seeing Marcus so confused and so evidently useless . 

Under danger , in the dark , one feels a kind of particular horror at finding oneself alone . 

He paused before stepping out onto the roof , a look of horror on his face . 

The idea of their having a say in the running of a club appears to make officials recoil with horror . 

I have climbed it from all sides , every time making new discoveries , finding new surprises and delights and , let me confess , secret places from which I have recoiled in horror . 

We had n't gone very far when we met up with another Lancaster returning from a Cook 's Tour , and to my horror the two aircraft then flew wing-tip to wing-tip all the way home . 

Yanto realised to his horror he was now the nearest man to the exit bar . 

People waiting for trains watched in horror as the violence spread towards the Festi Hall . 

Rex watched in horror as the black claw tore Bill 's left arm from its socket and flung it far up the street . 

It boasted a team of five surgeons -- Doctors Slachman , Eisenstat , Bloodnott , Nudleman and Smith ( Smith must be a foreigner ) .

For his achievements in the design and discovery of drugs , Sir James Black was to share a Nobel prize with Doctors Hitchings and Elion ( see chapter II ) in 1988 .

Doctor Teesdale visited the condemned man in prison once or twice during the week before he was put to death .

This is doctor Ryding , anaesthatist , working in Somalia for the red cross .

DOCTOR Nick Walters , 39 , is an exercise physiologist at the University of Westminster .

Here the waters are split and piled up either side of a pathway across the sea bed . 

Mary could see a row of white stones marking the pathway across the marsh . 

It was a farm track , little more than a rough pathway across the fields . 

Li Yuan called back , not turning , breaking into a trot as he crossed the flagged pathway between the hangar and the Northern Palace . 

However although the diagrams presented identify the stores and the pathways between the stores they do not effectively represent the dynamics of the runoff-producing system . 

He heard many voices as people passed on the pathway from the bridge to the ramp . 

When a character steps through the ever-changing arch , he finds himself on a narrow pathway through a forest of bizarre trees . 

Fabia exclaimed as , more strolling than anything , they ambled along hilltop pathways through an avenue of silver birch trees . 

So had these cunning little creatures marked out their pathway to food with a species-specific street lamp system that only they could perceive ? 

She walked cheerfully along the flower-lined pathways to the medical centre , dressed in her working sister 's uniform of dark blue dress , neat white shoes and silver-buckled belt . 

Security of these communication pathways meant headaches for the British -- some real but more frequently imagined . 

There , in the shadow , on a bare earth pathway that followed the edge of one of the smaller north-south channels , walked three men . 

Twenty yards in front of the gravel pathway was a low mound where the launcher mechanism for the clays sat . 

Traffic free urban squares connected by pedestrian pathways surround the site and will become the focus for a free entertainments programme during the summer , involving a host of street performers . 

Bending double , he ducked beneath the window and was moving towards the door … when a long man-shaped shadow moved across the bar of light thrown out onto the paved pathway . 

When a flurry of snow lightly dusts the roads and pathways of the urban and suburban areas you can be sure that Baldersdale and the rest of the high Pennines will be thigh deep . 

Ideal for a rustic pathway through tumbling foliage : Marshalls ' Heritage Antique paving in Burnt Brick colour looks like old handmade bricks 

There is a central herringbone brick pathway with flower beds on either side . 

There is not a public pathway along the river to the south , but if there was , the bridges built for the barge houses could be seen over the drainage dykes . 

Kirkella , Westella , Northella , Southella and Willerby were all originally separate villages and settlements connected by rural pathways and cartroads on the approaches to the Yorkshire wolds . 

I followed a long harbour-wall pathway , then took a gate into a park . 

But some , following one of these ancestral pathways , find that the land stops , unexpectedly . 

Willie ran up the pathway towards the cottage , through the graves and under the oak tree , his shoes squelching . 

Neither did he hear Zach repeatedly calling him from outside or the sound of his footsteps running up the tiny pathway to the back door . 

Here , a fast , sparkling fresh stream springs into existence , fords a lane and runs parallel to a wooden pathway . 

Whether a conference delegate or a visitor to our city -- we try to make your stay an enjoyable and successful one .

The children 's day surgery ward has been opened to make the short stay more comfortable .

In a speech made during his two-day stay in Brussels , Mr Shevardnadze raised the questions about the consequences of a reunified German colossus that have also been posed in private discussions among Western officials .

One short hospital stay may cause minimal difficulties in adjustment to a child returning to a happy home life .

Following an afternoon reception hosted by the State of Minnesota on Saturday we fly to San Francisco for a two-night stay at the Quality Inn Suites Hotel .

Charles is unlikely to have suffered much in physical or intellectual terms from his enforced brief stay .

Almost any sizable stretch of water , inland or coastal , may attract an Osprey , but spring birds rarely make prolonged stays .

We also managed visits to Belfast and Douglas , Isle of Man , and had an interesting run down the east coast of Ireland with a short stay at the fishing village of Donaghadee .

Few were noted as making prolonged stays and it is difficult to assign any particular record as a wintering or passage bird .

Those on longer stays should visit Leon , with its stunning cathedral , lively medieval plaza , and San Marcos , the unique 16th century monastery-turned-parador .

` He 's going to have a short stay in a Home soon to give me a break .

So hospitals had been home and although my stay at the Winchester one was not to be long , I saw no reason why it should n't function in exactly the same way .

The French students visited Alton , Winchester and London during their week 's stay , and attended classes with their hosts .

It was her only concession to family feeling , which had been severely strained during Terry 's stay with her after he came out of prison .

Achieving these goals improves and prolongs a patient 's stay in the community , and as such , the day hospital is seen very much as a " community " rather than " hospital " resource .

After a month 's stay at UCH ( University College Hospital in Central London ) I was transferred to specialist cardiologist Dr Jane Sommerville at the then National Heart Hospital .

He was challenged by a Labour MP , Kim Howells , over ` illegal searches " of Home Office files by Government staff seeking information on President Clinton 's stay in Britain during the Vietnam war .

` Maybe the French told her to act pregnant and so lengthen her stay in Scotland ! "

Avowing his apostasy , he left Dunsden in February 1913 , and , after a short stay with his family , he took up a post as a teacher of English at the Berlitz school in Bordeaux .

• In addition to any lump sum benefit you receive , Accident Cashcard will pay you £800 if an accident results in a stay in hospital for ten days or more .

Your accommodation to a lower official category for the full duration of your planned stay .

For the rest of her stay on the island , she did n't let the ragged emotions of that near-miss encounter with Guy trouble her mind for a single waking minute .

The feast was one of the highlights of the 10-year-old prince 's stay on a ranch in Montana .

In exchange for $1,000 , each ` partner " was promised a three-night stay at the hotel every year for the rest of their lives .

I was directed to the house that had formerly been the inn and was admitted for an overnight stay with supper , bed and breakfast .

In April , while on a protracted stay with Janet 's parents in Walsall , she complains of his extremely hard work , and in early May she first states that he is working for Oxford entrance .

After a four month stay with her brother in Zambia , she returned to make a new career in nursing .

In addition , jet-lag is experienced on returning home after a stay in another country , when the traveller is returning to his own culture .

The Queen Mother , who was released from hospital yesterday after a three-night stay for an operation to remove a piece of fish lodged in her throat , is president of the association .

They would come for a stay of ten days and contribute a pair of pheasants , a couple of bottles of very good wine .

But for the duration of his stay aboard this vessel , you will pay only the respects due to the lieutenant 's Navy rank . "

Indeed in his guide Green recommended a stay from the end of June to the end of October .

Every day during my stay in the refuge the women would go out to see social security officials , the housing department , lawyers .

But with several hours of sunshine almost every day during my stay in December , it was certainly possible to get a moderate tan .

Staff officers are not in the habit of disobeying Prime Ministers , so the Colonel resigned himself to a prolonged stay in Japan .

Others realise that it will be difficult to extend their stay overseas without becoming an illegal immigrant , an added burden they may not wish to take on .

He adds that ` Robin and Barbara Crossland and also Angela Goncalves of the Ocean Club attended to my every need during my stay there .

We want you to get the very best out of your stay abroad , and a quick read through this section will help to smooth the way …

The renaissance city of Florence may be combined with a stay in Forte dei Marmi or Elba .

She returned to London on the 21st , cutting short her stay in Paris .

Runners-up will win a one night stay at the Chewton Glen or an equivalent Scottish hotel , with additional prizes of rackets , sportswear and accessories for all National finalists .

She did not have much baggage with her , as most of her belongings , accumulated in her two years ' stay in New York , had been sent ahead by sea .

Silas ignored the comment and went out to the car to collect her case , returning with a particularly large one which hinted of a lengthy stay .

Michael Smith 's maternal grandmother was to become an important part of his life many years later , but this stay was cut short by his mother 's decision to-marry again .

An overnight stay includes a full English or Continental breakfast and a newspaper of our choice .

By careful timing , which is possible during a longer stay , you can avoid most of the crowds .

AS A clinical specialist at one of Merseyside 's busiest hospitals , Janet Walters realises that most women will do anything to avoid an overnight stay .

I NEED to thank a lot of people after my recent stay in the coronary unit of Bishop Auckland General Hospital .

During his stay in Iraq , he will visit several places , including hospitals and schools , in Baghdad and southern Iraq , where the U.S. and Britain imposed a no-fly zone , with the claimed aim of protecting Shi 'ite Muslims from possible attacks by Iraqi government .

I tried boxing when I was fifteen and won a bout against an opponent who was smaller than me and who normally wore thick glasses ; I went on to the second round of the competition and was beaten flat in thirty seconds by a demon midget who hammered me onto the ropes and kept hitting me until the referee stopped the bout before I suffered permanent damage . 

It was the first pro bout between twins and the only way the 400 spectators could tell them apart was by the colour of their shorts . 

She 'd particularly enjoyed a bout between Iris Murdoch and Professor Anscombe , she recalled , on the relation of philosophy to religion . 

In the last minute of a ferocious bout with Spain 's Miriam Blasco Soto , Nicola got her opponent in a stranglehold . 

The story was that the two men , who shared living quarters in the barn of their farmer-employer , had quarrelled after a drinking bout during the night . 

TOUGH-GUY actor and boxer Mickey Rourke caused an uproar when he beat Canadian middleweight Terry Jessmer in a farcical televised bout in Madrid , Spain . 

It was a hard , harrying bout in which both gave and took punishment , but which was decided by Temple 's better in and out tactics , evasion and aggression . 

As we have seen in previous chapters , a karate bout lasts for two or three minutes . 

For the first time a heavyweight championship bout will be judged by three women Patricia Jarman of Las Vegas , Sheila Harmon-Martin of Washington and Jean Williams of Atlantic City , New Jersey . 

The refectory that housed Leonardo 's Last Supper had suffered almost complete destruction , yet the fresco itself survived , almost , it seemed , by a miracle . 

The refectory had almost emptied , the snack counter had closed , and the tables were being wiped down . 

We breakfasted in the small refectory of the abbot 's guest house on light ale and spiced oatmeal heated with boiling milk . 

Pupils may eat and drink in the Refectory , or in the classrooms by arrangement with members of staff . 

Some kind of historical simularity was coming to an end as Bernice entered the crowded refectory , passing Miles Engado and Piper O'Rourke as she did so . 

As Bernice entered the refectory she almost bumped into the Doctor . 

Sitting in the refectory with a glass of wine in front of her , Sarah poured out her heart to the priest . 

Piper spotted Alex Bannen and his son sitting in the centre of the refectory . 

Those two screamed -- but they were well able to walk to the refectory afterwards , and eat . 

The refectory had been built when there was money around for building and the architect had let himself go with walls of glass and a high curving ceiling panelled in pastel colours . 

Even if cosy was n't the word she would have applied to the conservatory opening out before her she could see it was a little more intimate than the vast medieval refectory in which they 'd previously dined . 

The refectory stays open for staff , visitors and conference work and they cater for many special functions throughout the campus . 

Nothing important , Piper the Trog said , handing me a full mug of cider . 

I took a mug of water to clean my teeth , shave , and take a bath . 

I made a mug of decaf and sat looking round at the crumbling plaster ceiling , the curdled paintwork , the tatty carpet and the flophouse furnishings . 

When he had remained in his bed to at least 6.30am he was praised and given a big mug of chocolate . 

For a moment , she said nothing , but sat watching him pour out a mug of beer ; then she said bitterly , ` You 're an ungrateful devil . 

Endless afternoon teas when we discussed giving mugs of hot chocolate to needy children at Christmas time or whose turn it was to do the flowers in the Maternity Hospital . 

` Got some hold over him she has , I swear , " Gwyneth continued , taking the mug of wine her mother handed her . 

It may not go with a tableful of curry , but a mug of cold beer is not what I need . 

All eyes in the room were watching the stranger -- except for a pair belonging to Rincewind the wizard , who was sitting in the darkest comer nursing a mug of very small beer . 

I brewed a mug of tea using the small block of tea , milk and sugar , crushed into a mess tin of water and brought to the boil . 

My catering was limited to brewing endless mugs of insipid coffee and opening packets of custard creams . 

After drinking a mug of tea , I packed away the tent and set off , watching the trees float nearer as the pale sun thawed the earth . 

Once everyone had drunk a mug of hot strong tea , he sent his own men out to feed and check the stock which was kept down at Cherry Tree Farm . 

The police were a minute or two behind but , before the inevitable string of questions began , I insisted on making and drinking a huge mug of tea . 

` Here you are , luv , " said Aunt Bedelia giving me a mug of cocoa and some bread and mousetrap cheese . 

I made Joanna respectable by putting up my anchor lantern , made myself a mug of cocoa , and turned in . 

Give him a mug of cocoa and a big kiss and send him on a month 's leave . 

He opened his eyes and sat up in bed as Anna came in holding a mug of coffee . 

A man in overalls and a hard hat was sitting drinking a mug of coffee . 

Sergeant Morrison put his mug of tea down on the greasy bar and turned . 

When she had gone , Sarah poured herself out a large mug of thick black tea . 

Frau Nordern tapped ash from another cigarette into her ashtray . 

It was a cosy palace of velvet tip-up seats with brass ashtrays and little numbered plaques . 

Someone had been making clay ashtrays and abstract plant pots . 

“ Slade Alive ” , what a brilliant album ! ” gleams Gordon as he digs in early-'70s ' vinyl from behind a mound of Elvis ashtrays . 

There was a tin ashtray on the bedside table and a framed photograph of two men in bathing costumes , linking arms on a pebbled beach . 

A thin , gangling , blond guy was stalking the tables emptying ashtrays into a battered wastepaper bin and snarling at the customers . 

He found a large map of North-East Africa and unrolled it , placing glass ashtrays on the corners . 

Bragg paused , and knocked out his pipe in the big glass ashtray . 

Roger Swansborough 's hand balled into a fist and he brought it slamming down onto the desk top so that loose paperclips jumped in the big crystal ashtray . 

Yes , that 's one of the blessing of people not parking so much down the road now , they do n't empty out their ashtrays and their junk from time to time . 

He put two ashtrays full of smouldering butts either side of the field of combat , and sprinkled a few drops of fuel from his lighter on each . 

The gaps between the walls of the coral skeleton have been filled with calcite , showing up as the lighter colours of the sections . 

In unfavourable circumstances erosion may be so great as to tear a gap through the dunes , such a feature being described as a blow out . 

Walk along the main route to the top of Ore Gap ( 6.25 miles ) . 

He ran across the key , bandoleer slapping his chest , gun held at the port , and reached the beach in time to see Baccy ease the patrol boat in through a gap in the reef . 

Light glimmered on the water through gaps in the heavy foliage . 

After being welcomed to the summit of an amazingly red Red Pike by the rain , we were happy to descend to Scarth Gap . 

Simply cross over Scarth Gap from Buttermere using the old packhorse route . 

If you are booked in to Black Sail Hut Youth Hostel and the weather puts you off completing the main route , you can make a circuit around Crummock Water before crossing Scarth Gap . 

They were stopped at Watford Gap and sent back to West Yorkshire . 

The company tours throughout the north of England , and opera-goers who never venture past the Watford Gap simply do n't know what they 're missing . 

From Moscow , the caravan travelled slowly eastwards for almost 1,000 miles to the Middle Gap of the Ural mountain chain , across seemingly endless plains of grassland and great forests . 

An unexpected gap in the mountains beckoned us to a silent lake fed by waterfalls and surrounded by woods with banks of moss , lichens and fungi alive with lemmings scurrying among holes and tree roots . 

And in the third part , " Tuami glanced back at the gap through the mountain and saw that it was full of golden light and the sun was sitting in it " . 

Hedgehogs reach breeding condition during late March and early April , shortly after rising temperatures and hormonal changes provide the cues for wakening from their winter hibernation . 

They not only brighten up a faded border , but provide essential nectar and pollen for beneficial insects going into hibernation . 

The more so at Augusta , the arrival of which each year seems to signal the happy end of winter hibernation . 

Hibernation in the marmot , hamster and hedgehog depends on more complex physiological adaptations , and some can drop their basal metabolic rate to as low as one per cent of their most active level . 

Yes , they do exist , if only briefly : to entertain or more usually frustrate the human porcupines who come out of summer hibernation around Christmas . 

Tatty and faded now , it had survived hibernation through the winter . 

Our group 's been in hibernation since the war began ; for some while your lot was doing a much better job of getting at the British than we could ever hope to do . 

He rolled off her gently and went to open one of the tall windows , which creaked and rattled in protest at being disturbed abruptly after a winter 's hibernation . 

Gabriel was able to slide into it , head-first , over the edge of the platform , and lay curled up in the bottom , as still as a hedgehog in hibernation . 

Weight is important … if the animals are undersized , they may not survive the seven month long hibernation period . 

Sir Geoff Mulcahy , the chairman and chief executive , sees a few tentative signs that shoppers are slowly emerging from their long hibernation , but they are doing so very warily . 

The sergeant hobbled along the red carpet in his flip-flops and paused alongside a line of footpaths containing a bright purple solution and cubes of ice . 

He wore Marks and Spencer boxer shorts , a pair of rubber flip-flops , and thirty-six hours of silver bristle on his cheeks . 

For summer , there are endless ranks of jewel-thonged flip-flops waiting in the wardrobes at Templeton . 

` She should have worn her flip-flops , " he said , and was startled by the sudden explosion of mirth , but then his mother was always a bit prone to that sort of thing . 

High heels would have elevated it to borderline evening wear but she had n't brought heels with her so she decided on gold leather flip-flops . 

A device to detect plastic explosives , including Semtex , is to be launched next month by Ai Cambridge of Pampisford , Cambs . 

A new microwave device to detect breast cancer is being developed by researchers . 

Soldiers were pushing it open and Rostov saw that the whole inner yard was a clever device to protect the city . 

Sterilisations and abortions are being forced upon women who are then fitted with intro-uterine devices to prevent them having children , he claimed . 

He has already won the title Young Engineer of Britain from the Engineering Council for inventing a device to warn pedestrians that pub cellar trapdoors are open . 

The institute has also made two other automatic welders for pipeline builders , and a device for wet underwater welding appropriately called ` Neptune " . 

The first system was an adaptation of the GPO fault-tracing device for underground cables . 

Shock-absorbing devices of many types have been given a hard look . 

Radio , television and the radar-dependent navigational devices of planes and other vehicles are affected , as are computer networks and satellites . 

There are today houses with the remains of ingenious devices for channelling away the water . 

At the present time , the keyboard , screen and printer remain the dominant devices for communicating with the computer , with tape and disc as the principal storage facilities . 

He could partly see us , and he certainly could hear us once he got his listening device working . " 

This , this word here , this this again , it 's a , it 's a printer 's device . 

Sperm whales frequently dive to search for squid and they are much more agile than any of our hunting devices . 

This owl butterfly ( opposite ) uses a different deflection device , having a pair of small eye-spots near the trailing edge of its wings . 

A painting program creates images as a pattern of dots on the screen and the resolution of that screen determines the resolution at which that image may be printed , regardless of the resolution of the printing device . 

And I have a pair of goggles here but there is another safety device built into this which is this window . 

This chiefly involves specifying the name under which the LIFESPAN process will run , and the allocation of data storage areas and workspace areas on mass storage devices . 

It will require constant monitoring of the technological situation and may in the longer term necessitate several changes of format to keep pace with changes in storage devices and technique . 

It also determines the course of subsequent events occurring at the surface , such as platelet adhesion-activation for blood contacting devices , or bacterial adhesion , encrustation and blockage for urinary catheters . 

` If with their aircraft expertise Saab could fit it with a radar jamming device , they really would have it cracked , " Michael said . 

It included radio and television stations , paging devices , mobile telephones , Orion Pictures and the Harlem Globetrotters . 

It has an external control unit , which can be sited up to 30 metres from the detector , and an automatic prism wiping device . 

It works with standard audio input devices like microphones , disks and cassette tapes , and plays back on a variety of devices . 

This can be done by providing a storage device in the control unit , called the index register ( or B-line on the Manchester computer ) . 

My right hon. Friend the Home Secretary and I shall see British car manufacturers again in the near future to urge them speedily to incorporate immobilisation devices into cars . 

But another theory was that the bomber dumped the device after becoming nervous about possible discovery on his way to plant it elsewhere . 

Following the two multimeter add-ons described in the last two instalments of Circuit Surgery , several readers have suggested that a simple device for directly measuring capacitance would be extremely useful . 

The company has been making tuning devices for over thirty years and the R450 is the latest in their product line . 

Shelton 's photograph was fed into the network and transmitted to a scanning device . 

This is an ability I have developed over many years , starting , of course , at a time when none of the modern locating devices were available . 

The camera section of a camcorder has a photographic lens which forms an image of the subject on a sensing device . 

Several electronic listening devices were discovered in the US consulate in Bratislava , the Slovak capital , in early December . 

Les Yafano and John Haytey used an electronic tracking device attached to terriers in a bid to catch the badgers at a giant sett in Cleveland . 

His other designs have included Parkright , a reversing aid for safe parking of vehicles , and Visitors ' Aid , an electronic device for locating staff at his former college . 

If the scientists succeed , they will have taken a small step toward improving the efficiency of nuclear fusion devices . 

Police have opened their own cop shop at Darlington police station to sell personal attack alarms and security devices . 

Someone invents a scrambler device so people can use their Cellnet phones without the opposition listening in . 

ThruNet , still in beta , will allow Sparc and Ultrix clients to backup and restore their files to a VAX storage device using Unix commands . 

A device used to produce maps , architectural drawings and other graphic output . 

Chechnya is payback for Afghanistan , for the first humiliating Chechen war of 1994 - 96 , and for NATO 's bombing of Serbia .

I 'm feeling surprisingly un-guilty about infecting my roommate , but that 's partially payback for all the colds she 's brought home .

I 'm wondering if really stupid pratfalls are karmic payback for having so much of the big stuff going right .

Police have no leads , but everyone suspects the shooting is a payback for last year 's drive-by assassination of rival rapper Tupac Shakur .

The floor of the gazebo was two feet above the level of the surrounding grass . 

I led Naomi firmly to a little gazebo in front of the house , sat her on the bench and tied up the knee with my handkerchief . 

Or could it be Colebrooke , who had discovered Sir Ralph 's murky past and was promoting his own ambitions under the guise of revenge for past misdeeds ?

Dig deep enough into Cud 's sordid past and you discover many horrible things .

The school 's mathematics syllabus reflects its more ` academic " past , still containing references to logarithms although no one teaches them any more .

Their criminal pasts become the ` good old days " , stories for the children .

Let his father see that he truly merited the chiefship , in spite of his wild past !

Another , from our mythical Celtic past was Cú Chulainn , whose heroic deeds are related in the Book of Leinster .

` We have not totally escaped our evolutionary past , " says Dr Wilson .

New job , new flat , and Max pushed safely , although still painfully , into her London past : the background where he belonged , she thought wryly .

Diana and Mary were curious about my past , but sensitive enough to avoid asking questions which would hurt me .

A dropout with a troubled past of his own , Joey worshipped Seth .

I would guess that she has been hurt at some time in the past , probably having banged her head or hip .

Also , despite what had occurred in the past between them , SHe needed Cab so badly now it hurt more than the bruises in hir belly .

To give you an idea of the margins recorded in the past between the two countries -- in 1977 Romania beat Spain 76-3 in Bucharest while in Barcelona four years later they won 56-6 .

Their hope is that people will become aware , not only of the scientific importance of these discoveries which help to map our distant past , but also of their supreme beauty .

She then returns to full consciousness with her past subtly changed .

The Shakespearian phrase echoed down to him from the shadows of his grammar school past .

Herbs are cast into the fire by the Lady of the Flowers in lieu of what may have been gory sacrifices by our sun-worshipping ancestors . 

How do we know it would n't be a place of savagery and high priestesses and the ritual sacrifice of beautiful twelve-year-old boys ? 

Any suggestion of a re-enactment of Christ 's sacrifice or of a bodily presence in the bread and wine was now removed from the communion service . 

He also shared in the efforts to end child sacrifices which were eventually prohibited in 1803 . 

She lay awake , excited at the prospect of the pig sacrifice Dai Huang had promised she could watch at dawn . 

Its excesses had already degenerated into the sacrifice of living beings and its Chaotic nature was increasingly evident . 

The parallel between Abraham 's sacrifice and the greater sacrifice of God 's own Son is striking -- yet the lesson Hebrews draws from this chapter is one of faith . 

A queue had formed by the table holding the teacakes and a crowd gathered to watch the animal sacrifice slowly rotating on a giant spit . 

Symbolically , the Fomorians were thought to represent the old pagan beliefs that entailed human and animal sacrifices being submerged by a new age of enlightenment . 

In general , blood sacrifice was the principal religious rite of all Siberian peoples , the animal sacrificed being that which played the most important part in daily life . 

You see , after the exalted ritual of blood sacrifice to the Great God Turhan Bey you will be far less appreciative of the aesthetic and ethnological delights of our little group . 

Hale 's eyes stare knowingly at the viewer , a human sacrifice to an alienated and consumerist culture . 

There is still a widespread superstition among surfers that , in accordance with ancient Hawaiian tradition , you have to make some sacrifice to placate the bloodthirsty gods of the ocean . 

Opening an area such as this to the public means just that , and together with genuine walkers and climbers arrive the wild flower pickers , the egg stealers and the litter louts . 

It was not the falcon 's nesting site , John wisely keeps all such eyries a closely guarded secret ; Scotland has more than its fair share of egg stealers . 

Her hair was dressed in a pyramid of fat ringlets and she looked like a Restoration wench , maid to Millamant , scene stealer , fit to be kissed in corners . 

Another factor which affected the likelihood of a case being reported was intimidation by the cattle stealers . 

Casual cattle stealers ran more risk than those involved in organized thievery . 

She was condemned to death , together with some cattle thieves and sheep stealers , but no hangman was available . 

Dianne Wiest has her moments , though , as a fluffy gangster 's moll with claws of steel . 

In Dennis 's presence I became an outlaw once again , and Karen my moll . 

Take the charmed prince John F Kennedy , the Casanova of the Casa Blanca , whose paramours included a mafia moll . 

The Cook … is an art movie , referring as much to Rembrandt , Vermeer , Frans Hals and Dutch/Flemish still-life painting as to films noirs about brutal gangsters and downtrodden molls . 

Her first major film part was in Grease 2 ( which flopped ) and she followed it up by playing Al Pacinos hard-faced , cocaine-snorting moll Elvira in the blockbuster Scar-face . 

In Spain the feebleness of the melancholic Philip V was partially redeemed by the energy of his masterful second wife , Elizabeth Farnese .

She was able to transform whatever house she acquired into something uniquely her own , the creative energy of the painters ' work ( hers and Duncan Grant 's ) being the motivating force .

These sources yield particles which initially have comparatively low energies of motion .

However , it was the dynamism and sheer energy of the man which his colleagues saw so often .

But these were superb fighting men , forged by the iron wills and driving energy of their leaders until they could master any terrain or circumstance .

In addition we have seen that the energy of a body due to its motion is called kinetic energy and that energy which is stored is called potential energy .

But schools often under-use the talents and energies of their teachers , or fail to develop them in any consistent and systematic way .

Wave power offers a higher energy reward than wind power -- the sea acts as a gigantic energy storage battery for the energy of the wind .

This temperature will depend on the chain rigidity and on the energy of intermolecular interaction .

He teaches that essential oils can also be used to balance the subtle energy forces in the body similar to acupuncture .

In the later theory of Freud , it is this energy which he sees as derived from the death instincts , which are innate destructive energy forces .

I can only liken this to a trance-like state which neither drains you of energy nor leaves you feeling elated afterwards . "

He did n't like her energy and her enthusiasm ; she made too much noise in his life .

Beeson also reached 4-0 in the third game before his energy ran out .

But it is the experience at the school itself which prompts the youths to channel their energies into sport .

Not only do large animals use less energy per gram of body mass than small ones , they generate more power at faster than at slower speeds .

It is great to be around friends who have never had a weight problem and find that I have a lot more energy than them and certainly a lot more breath !

The production of stress is generally believed to depend on the speaker using more muscular energy than is used for unstressed syllables .

Fish swimming in schools move faster and use less energy than fish of the same species made to swim alone .

Older people were much more impressed by politicians ' energy than were younger people .

Isabel has worked with great energy for the Society , and has been a much-welcomed participant and calm presence at many Society functions .

By means of photosynthesis , plants convert the radiant energy of the sun into chemical energy .

Then he moved into the cinema and , with his customary unflagging energy , set up a series of films in keeping with the jingoistic spirit of the times .

Keeping a steady blaze is akin to the way in which women generate and maintain emotional energy .

Greenblatt 's project is to understand how works of art obtain and amplify powerful social energies .

` ) But the perspective is very distinctly that of Lewis , who was to spend nearly all his literary energies imagining what the world would look like if seen from heaven .

All our mental and physical energies for the last couple of days have been concentrated on food .

He knew Blanche was nervous by her uncharacteristic air of distraction and tried to calm her with compliments about her appearance . 

She has decided that pretty compliments from members of the opposite sex are what , after all , is important in this life . 

( When Leonard came to write his second novel , he paid MacLennan the finest compliment of all -- and the riskiest -- by imitating his theme , as we shall see . ) 

Chomping a guarana chewing gum , he bashfully accepts the compliments of a rather old-looking female fan . 

She respected her stepdaughter 's position as Princess of Wales , always curtsied and paid her compliments on her looks and her outfits . 

He passed one or two cool and entirely acceptable compliments on her appearance , and contrived to make her feel a charming and desirable woman without in any way ruffling her sensibilities by an excess of ardour . 

There she 'd been , aching for a night of passion and the best he 'd felt moved to offer her was a compliment on her dancing ! 

He found that he could pay a compliment to Charles Raven , from whom he was so sadly sundered in spirit , for his book on Religion and Science . 

Cultured gents , identified for me by Mackie as being the Himalayan peaks of the Jockey Club , paid compliments to Tremayne from an adjacent table and bowed low to the sponsor . 

Indeed a tremendous compliment to the band , and manager Scott Piering welcomed the exercise . 

But perhaps the most kindly and satisfying compliment to the Cornish was paid by one of the earliest tourists , John Taylor , in 1649 …

There is no country better at patriotism than the U.S. and its treatment of the match should be taken as a compliment to European golf . 

` After all , you already know just how rare my compliments are , do n't you , Robyn ? 

Leeds manager Howard Wilkinson made the compliment in the wake of Palace 's battling mid-week Coca-Cola Cup victory over Liverpool . 

Lucille scorned that compliment with a grimace , then gave Sharpe a warning look . 

Shelley gave him a smile that deflated his compliment without being ungracious . 

The greatest compliment Mark Knopfler ever paid me was in a magazine when he was asked to list the members of Dire straits . 

He said quietly , ` Sabine , I am trying , clumsily perhaps , to make amends for everything that has happened .

A great roar from the 15th green had suggested that Andy Kyle was making amends for his disaster .

` And if possible try to make amends for the rude way you spoke to Lucy .

A week later , I am making amends at college , working out at the gym , and seeing people-friends who do not , to my astonishment , resent me .

Gary Blissett squandered the penalty in the 24th minute -- Eric Nixon saving well -- but he made amends by heading Brentford in front on the half-hour .

The Don made amends in the second innings with a memorable 103 not out and the crowds held a ` bob in " collection to buy their idol a piano .

Mummius made some amends to the Greeks by generous dedications in their sanctuaries .

And in any case , the time had come for her to make amends with Joe for deserting him when he needed her .

The Middlesex man soon made amends , however , with a brilliant save , later repeated by Hick , as the runs/time equation narrowed .

The Government have moved away from their view that everybody should pay the poll tax and are making some amends .

Lynch made amends before long and equalised from close range , but that was all the reward Southwood were to see for their efforts .

NORTH Down will put the memory of their Senior Cup final defeat behind them as they try to make amends by winning the Schweppes All Ireland trophy .

Bayezid subsequently made amends by building a mosque in front of his palace and appointed a place for himself therein .

As a skyline links individual mountain peaks , so Greenbank brings together 45 classic routes from the Lake District , Scotland and Wales . 

The familiar pine-clad mountain scene with pristine snow-capped peaks and shimmering streams is not just an image reserved for biscuit boxes . 

Cloud lay thick across the lake , hiding the mountain peaks beyond . 

First , Chris sweet-talks a uniformed reception guard , who grins bashfully under the peak of his cap . 

The captain 's hand came to touch the peak of his cap and offer his own respectful salute , one fighting man to another . 

All that happened was his right eyebrow moved an eighth of an inch towards the peak of his cap . 

Dimly she saw the Great Tower peak in a cone of white flame ; Adam seemed not to move , but Fand and Liban fell , and Fincara staggered before the sheeting fire . 

In another analogy , he compared the religions to different paths towards the peak of a mountain , or different perspectives upon the same building . 

The Phokians , as the arrows began to fall thick and fast , fled to the peak of the mountain , thinking themselves the primary object of attack , and prepared to die . 

She prayed the guttering would hold her weight as she slowly hauled herself up until she could sit astride the peak of the roof . 

The scenery is dramatic -- a breathtaking mixture of strange volcanic deserts and lush vegetation -- a landscape dominated by the snow-capped peak of a dormant volcano , Mount Teide . 

The twin peaks of the Piton volcanoes rose mysteriously , their wooded slopes shadowed purple , above a coastline of green and gold . 

The Hindu BJP party has called a general strike today to protest against the arrest of two of its leaders , accused of inciting Hindus to tear down the mosque . 

Disapproval of the government was compounded by its lack of clarity over plans to rebuild the mosque . 

A group of radical Muslim youths has formed a ` demolition squad " which has pledged to build an even bigger mosque in place of the Babri . 

Dr Robert Bradnock , of London 's School of Oriental and African Studies , said current problems can be traced to when Moslems held power in India and built mosques on Hindu shrines five centuries ago . 

HINDU militants yesterday destroyed a mosque at Ayodhya in the north of India . 

There are two other disputed holy places in India where Hindus want to destroy Moslem mosques . 

The attacks followed riots in India , Pakistan and Bangladesh which flared up after Hindus destroyed a mosque in the Indian city of Ayodhya . 

More than 1,800 people died in two months of riots after Hindus destroyed a mosque in northern India in December . 

A small mob of Hindu zealots stormed past guards and razed the mosque on the site , using tridents , daggers and bare hands . 

As people went to the polls in the Serb-held city of Banja Luka in northern Bosnia , bulldozers cleared away the remains of two 16th-century mosques blown up the previous week . 

Ayodhya 's Babri mosque was built on the ruins of an old Hindu temple during the Moghul invasions of the late 16th century . 

This was after the el-Aqse mosque had been burned by a deranged tourist . 

We will introduce legislation designed to give consumers confidence that what they purchase is properly described -- and that adequate compensation is offered where these requirements are not met . 

The realization bit into Harry 's confidence that he could outwit such a man : who was he really fooling ? 

Whilst we still have a lot to do , the determination and resolve of everyone in the Group to continued improvement is encouraging , and gives me confidence that we will meet our goals . 

This did n't give the guy a lot of confidence about his bet , but I do n't think the thought of losing had entered Peter 's head . 

The Australian 's withdrawal from a three year contract immediately shifted a considerable burden back onto Jarvis , but the former England seamer is not lacking in confidence about his prospects . 

From the mid-1970s the slow-down in economic growth and rising inflation sapped the confidence of policy-makers in demand management . 

The Hiss case came to a climax at a moment when the confidence of Americans in the strength of their world position had been shaken by a series of events abroad . 

Shildon displayed the confidence of the experienced professional and as Rain relayed the story of Shildon 's investigation into MacQuillan 's business life , Wickham found the impression reinforced . 

But this time his confidence seemed so genuine , so unevasive , that I must admit I felt my throat tighten . 

The experience would not dent her confidence or make her fearful about driving alone , she said . 

These thoughts serve to reduce our self confidence further and encourage us to give up before trying . 

Recent health promotion has therefore concentrated on developing children 's self confidence and ` refusing skills " so that they are empowered beyond ` just saying no . " 

The move was designed to ease the depreciation of the yen ( which fell by 10 per cent against the dollar during the first three months of the year ) , dampen inflationary pressure and restore investor confidence . 

Any situation that increased the farmer 's confidence in what was going on around him on his own farm was beneficial to the business . 

Streamline Graded Readers encourage students in their language learning and help them to gain confidence in their ability . 

Even this great cathedral will become a museum and mausoleum the day we lose our confidence in the resurrection . 

Their confidence in themselves as parents increases and their relationship with their child improves . 

` This bid is a clear indication of our confidence in the potential still offered by the UK Continental Shelf and our continuing commitment to exploring it , " he said . 

This gives potential franchisees the confidence of knowing they will be dealing with a reputable company . 

Crawford had lost so much confidence before taking on the play that he decided he must live the part and put everything into it . 

But she neither hurried nor delayed him : no false protestations of innocence , and no urgent tugging at his clothes as he temporarily lost confidence or dawdled along the way . 

Morrissey armed himself with a self made shield of absolute and utter confidence . 

With enough chips and a large enough training set , it could in principle recognise any class of retinal images with absolute confidence . 

Taking her arm , he slowed his pace a little , but still he moved through the darkness with the absolute confidence of some night creature . 

You can then take off with complete confidence , knowing that you have checked all the really vital things for the flight . 

I predict with complete confidence that the House of Lords will never be abolished for two reasons . 

The resultant loss of staff confidence caused important members of the team to leave . 

But the department has lost the public 's confidence because of recent verdict-reversals . 

So whatever the intensity of use and type of environment -- you can specify Burmatex with total confidence . 

By comparison , observers with confidence in their capacity to enjoy paintings approached the work from a completely different angle . 

Like the Egyptians , Syria 's men come under direct Saudi command , and the Saudis express confidence that they will obey whatever orders are given . 

In May 1977 , over 50% of Britons expressed confidence ` in the ability of the United States to deal wisely with world problems . " 

Barnier also expressed confidence in the future of renewable energy sources , especially solar power . 

` I just do n't think you should have told them that I do n't have any confidence with women . " 

They lack confidence in their ability to effect change or improve the quality of their lives . 

It is the offspring of a lion and an eagle , with the hindparts of the former and the head , neck , wings and claws of the latter . 

A WOUNDED British woman told yesterday how her lover gave his own life to save her from death in the claws of a crazed grizzly bear . 

In place of a human hand several hybrids sported the terrible , strong claw of the purestrain Genestealer . 

In some places the path we followed was marked out by deep scratches in the rocks , made by the claws of countless rockhopper penguins who have followed the same traditional route for centuries . 

The beautiful beast was motionless with its claws still clasping the bait . 

It will fall on to my face and start to grip me with its claws and pound my cheeks with its wings . 

Some lizards climbed higher still in that primordial forest , their claws changing into fingers with opposing thumbs . 

Suddenly there 's a crash at our upstairs door because the Alsatian has hit it , and his claws scratch the paint with a sound like he 's skinning a rabbit . 

The poor bird squawked and scrabbled , its claws beating the madman 's stomach , ripping his rags still further , but Red Hand held it firmly by the neck . 

Nevertheless , I eat more than my fair share of oysters , and filch one of her lobster claws after I 've eaten my own . 

Bellowing , the thing was trying to reach over the stair-rail with its other encrusted , decomposing claw . 

Its secondary antennae have become adapted , forming claws with which it digs in and fastens itself to the delicate gill lamellae . 

I felt the thing on my shoulder dig claws into my flesh … it began to growl …

The lead Hunter knelt to the side of his face and was gently running its claws through the android 's hair . 

She could even hear the little lizards darting on scratchy little claws among the bougainvillaea on the low ornamental wall . 

The pistol shrimp then holds the disoriented fish in another claw , and fires a barrage of sound shots to its head before settling down to a quiet meal . 

With a great heave the black claws ripped away Bill 's scalp , his face split from top to bottom revealing the three demonic masks of Hades rising from within . 

A species of BOGEY-BEAST or mischievous HOBGOBLIN which has horns , claws , pointed fangs and blood-red eyes . 

Even when they are only a few months old , they have claws and teeth quite long and sharp enough to damage one another . 

It had claws like an eagle talons ; she could hear them shredding and splintering the wood . 

` Cats have claws ! " she hissed back at him , made deeply uncomfortable by his closeness . 

For five months , Marina has called the cellar home , ever since Serbian soldiers lobbed grenades which crashed through the roof and blew apart her parents ' flat . 

A LISTED Wesleyan chapel facade was blown up with gelignite in an abortive attempt to allow a hard-pressed property developer to build flats in its place , Mr Andrew Chubb , prosecuting , told Plymouth Crown Court yesterday . 

As I say which came about when they built the flats and filled those . 

Planning officials are recommending Hartlepool Council 's development control sub-committee rejects a plan to build eight flats , a shop and garages on the former Ringtons Tea site and an adjoining builders yard in Oxford Road . 

Two Castles Housing Association is working on plans to build a block of flats on the Court Arcade site in Darlington 's town centre . 

Darlington Borough Council is being asked to grant planning permission to J and RM Richardson Construction of Darlington to build six flats in a two-storey block on land at Station Road in the village . 

A 59-YEAR-OLD woman WHO tried to burn down a council flat she had been evicted from narrowly escaped prison yesterday . 

The police had gone to the house and had entered the flat rented to the dead woman . 

On a Saturday in November 1980 , I entered Micheline 's cluttered flat . 

The bathroom was boxed off , giving a tiny entrance lobby as you entered the flat . 

Miss Barrett entered the flat in a strawberry-red coat with a white fur collar , a yellow wool hat and brown fur gloves without fingers . 

A polite parry from Clarissa about being certain Charity had left her flat . 

Then Rosa said , ` So that 's why you do n't leave the flat . " 

The office in Victoria , to which Quinn guided Sam in the middle of the morning after leaving the flat and saying a final goodbye to Duncan McCrea , was as well protected as it was discreet . 

She understood that she could only leave the flat to shop for food at the Indian-owned store at the end of the street . 

Before they had left her flat he had telephoned colleagues to say where he would be if he were needed . 

He says he left your flat soon after taking you back from dinner . 

I am a collector who lives in a flat , and boxed sets take up much more space than separate discs . 

We lived in a flat at Canonmills overlooking the Water of Leith . 

` Mrs Wilberforce lives in the basement flat ; she keeps herself to herself . " 

Billing people can be difficult , especially if they live in flats . 

She and Mike lived in a flat , very small , in a purpose-built block near the station . 

They lived in a basement flat in South London then , he , his wife , and the two little girls . 

Jeff and Catherine now live in their new flat in Harperland Road , Kilmarnock . 

` We live in a flat over the shop , " said Leonora , her feet dragging now they were nearly there . 

Meanwhile the also sympathetic but Grahamly maddening Tim is struggling to move into a flat on the row , while supposing himself to be struggling to come out of the closet . 

Almost at once she moved into his flat , for she had been able to afford only a room in a big communal flat . 

That happened to Catherine Lane when she moved out of a London flat . 

Erm when we moved into the flat , at first , there was actually a telephone box on the deck . 

The big news , though , was that Richard and Hudson had moved into their new flat . 

I stare into the TV picture to see if I can see anyone moving in my flat . 

Alan , Carolyn and Christopher moved into a flat the September after he was born . 

We moved out of the flat a few weeks after and found a house fairly close to Kate and Alison 's . 

A number of students reside in flats and other lodgings in Coleraine ; others live in the nearby holiday resorts of Portrush and Portstewart , where there is a reasonable supply of competitively-priced accommodation in the October–June period . 

MPs are allowed to claim all costs of living away from home , whether hotel accommodation or the full charge of running a private flat in the capital . 

When Nora came she would get her to run up to the flat and root out that paste thing she 'd once bought on a whim at Selfridges . 

She seized her jacket and bag , said a few words to Myra and practically ran the short distance to her flat , visions of Dana lying unconscious from a fall filling her mind . 

Mr Major , who normally sleeps in a top-floor flat above his office , will be found other accommodation in Whitehall . 

` You throw drink all over me , expect to sleep in my flat tonight and you tell me to shut up ! " 

The telephone was ringing as McLeish walked into his own flat , and he picked it up to find his Commander on the other end of the line . 

` Her name is Shinko , " he told me happily as we walked back to the flat . 

William Tanner walked into the flat with Danny following behind him and both men bent over in turn to kiss Carrie on the cheek . 

Claudia also watched him go ; then she walked into the flat , wishing she were on her own . 

She walked into the flat , and shrugged wearily out of her jacket , hanging it up in the closet . 

Meanwhile , plenty of new flats are being built and coming on to the market : developers have rushed to get their projects completed in the hope of selling before demand dried up . 

A number of 5-storey blocks built in brick and concrete were developed , with over 5,500 central-area flats built between 1930 and 1945 . 

The flats had been built ten years earlier and showed wear badly . 

Bill , Stella and Jean have a flat built on the end of this house , and Ling has his own quarters near the kitchen . 

A spokesman for the Amsterdam Fire Brigade said at least 30 flats had been destroyed . 

The houses on the corner of Elmers End Road were pulled down and a large block of flats erected on the site . 

Her body was found at her flat where she lived alone in Tewkesbury Walk , Newport , Gwent , on 1 July 1988 . 

A DEAF woman with speech difficulties was stunned , sexually assaulted and stabbed repeatedly by a killer who got into the flat where she lived alone , a court was told yesterday . 

Aged 18 , she was given £50,000 from the fund to buy her famous Colherne Court flat , where she lived until her engagement to Charles . 

` I was frantic that they 'd found out about the flat , where she lived . 

It was a smoky hot evening when the two men met , but the flat where the MP lived was cool and dark . 

Barney had flown to the States last Thursday , and she was driving to London later that Tuesday to the flat where he and Cara lived . 

` The flat we are moving into is quite cold ; a rise of 17.5 per cent will be quite a bit . " 

An expert at crisis management : Mr Morton 's penchant for rows is one of his hallmarks : Jeremy Warner looks at the man entrusted with the spadework of the tunnel project 

Professor Matthew Meselson , a chemical weapons expert at Harvard , said the administration ` wants to have its cake and eat it , too . 

The aromatherapy experts at Tisserand have created a unique hair care range . 

Of course Noel is an expert in publicity and the use of the media . 

Experts in commons legislation do not see how a future purchaser could exploit timber , withdraw public access or charge for access on Newtown Common . 

Comet experts in the US are deeply disappointed at missing out on Halley 's comet . 

Levi , the expert on metals , would have had no difficulty in telling the difference between gold and tin . 

I suppose that is as outspoken as an expert on etiquette can dare become in digging the dirt with his agricultural implement instead of a spade . 

Elizabeth is really THE expert on abnormalities of the chromosomes . 

And they 're supposed to be the experts on camouflage , she thought ironically . 

Bondi was then a professor of mathematics at Kings College , London , and an expert on general relativity . 

A vicar 's wife who 's an expert on knickers has just completed an in depth investigation into bras . 

I 'm sure he could , especially if he were an expert at determining the causes of aircraft lost through explosions -- those people are much better at that sort of thing than the Navy is . 

There is a problem getting people to see the products but they have a mutually beneficial relationship with Palm , who are experts at handling the Gore-Tex products and are easy to get to down the M4 . 

You 're an expert at surviving without being close to a woman . 

They are the acknowledged experts in negotiating competitive rates at hotels around the world , and savings of up to 20% can be achieved on many properties . 

Bartocci introduced Zen as ` one of the country 's top experts on kidnapping , sent here specially by the Ministry to oversee the case " . 

He does have a slight advantage though , in that he is the manager of the gymnasium and the expert on training methods . 

Ballistics experts proved the pellets had been from two air rifles found in Dines ' car . 

Teams of doctors , nurses and skin care experts will also hand out T shirts and sun block as well as advice . 

Donal O'Sullivan , infectious disease control expert , said Guy 's could not have shut wards sooner as the source had not been traced . 

EUROPE 'S currency club , the Exchange Rate Mechanism , is now ` in tatters " , according to currency experts . 

The introduction of the steam press after 1810 reduced the price of books , allowing experts to earn a living by writing for the ever-expanding market . 

Chapter 11 considers appropriate procedures for conducting a reference and Chapter 12 looks at the means of enforcing experts ' decisions . 

There have been growing fears that aluminium could be responsible for causing the disease , with leading experts calling for reductions in the metal in drinking water . 

The public , however , has a right to know , so a team of Punch researchers was set to work , quizzing fashion experts about the men whose very arrival at a wardrobe signals sartorial disaster . 

Pollution experts from the National Rivers Authority were called in to assess the danger of fuel leaking into the canal . 

He lambasted self-styled educational experts for ignoring Shakespeare . 

COMPLACENCY is almost a sacking offence at Hunslet Transportation Projects , the Birmingham-based firm which in June 1990 startled railway experts by winning a contract to supply 37 electric passenger trains to Regional Railways . 

She is an expert on how a low-calorie diet and exercise can beat cellulite and other weight problems . 

More than 100 law-enforcement experts from all over the world will be at the conference , organised by the National Criminal Intelligence Service ( NCIS ) , to assess the threat posed by the gangs . 

Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz , who had met Ekeus , was quoted as saying that Iraq was ready to invite weapons experts from " neutral Security Council member countries or non-aligned states " . 

It may need to be tailor-made , and therefore it 's best left to the experts . 

Experts say that children who get sunburnt are more likely to develop skin cancer as adults . 

Recently such films have made a comeback in the form of Ninja movies , based on the exploits of Japanese martial arts experts . 

The first find was the old Masters collection of 75 paintings which art experts dismiss as bogus . 

It was formed in 1981 and is now part of the new 101 ( London ) Engineer Regiment , the bomb disposal experts of the TA . 

Bomb disposal experts have carried out a series of controlled explosions on a store of Second World War weapons and ammunition . 

The Queen , wearing a purple coat and hat , went on to meet some of the heroic bomb disposal experts who belong to the Corps . 

But , according to Peter Sommer , a computer forensics expert , a hard disc ` is more likely to be wiped out by glitches in the electricity supply " . 

The highest award was £307,781 to a computer expert who injured his back helping a store detective stop a suspected shoplifter . 

A COMPUTER expert gave his girlfriend an olde worlde surprise yesterday when he enlisted the help of a town crier to ask her to marry him . 

Solowka is the financial expert , keeping a watch on the merchandise , wages and general tour costs . 

Initially , the potential problems posed by this income/wealth transfer perplexed economists , financial experts , bankers and politicians . 

Concern about the loophole has already been expressed by politicians and financial experts in the past . 

Last night financial experts hinted that Mr Lamont had been ordered to stay away because his return could cause panic in the City . 

Forensic experts are now carrying out DNA tests on the remains . 

Meanwhile , forensic experts have been carrying out a thorough examination of the lonely cottage where Jonathan and Tania had met shortly before she disappeared . 

Forensic experts yesterday carried out detailed tests on the charred shell of the ice-cream van , as police appealed for information . 

Doctors and other health experts consider it wise to safeguard infants by giving supplementary vitamins . 

Health experts say breast is best , and to encourage women to breastfeed the Health Education Authority has brought out a new leaflet explaining the benefits . 

Scientists and health experts , led by Professor van Velzen in Liverpool , said yesterday the most recent results show cell changes in the brains of some cot death babies . 

The judge 's ruling comes at a time when many legal experts are pressing for young children to be allowed to give evidence in court . 

The standing committee 's choice of legal experts to draw up the constitution , adopted unanimously by the assembly , was surprising . 

There is no reason why a legal issue should not be determined by a legal expert . 

A legal expert is calling for changes in the law following another case in which a patient is claiming medical negligence more than twenty five years after first seeing a doctor . 

Medical experts no longer approve of this method of dieting -- largely because of the limits it places on the intake of cereals , fruit and root vegetables . 

Medical experts said prostate cancer is not uncommon in men over 60 . 

Doctors are expected to assess medical needs ; nurses are themselves expert at assessing nursing need , or to put it another way , at assessing the need for nursing aspects of care . 

An increasing number of medical experts now agree that moderate consumption of alcohol is beneficial to health . 

Military experts suggested yesterday that the US was hoping its troops would be attacked by the pro-Noriega forces , allowing Washington to claim that it was attacked first and forced to intervene . 

The failure of other countries to confirm their claims must disappoint US military experts , however . 

Among them were Vice-Admiral Sir Louis Le Bailey , director-general of military intelligence , and the counter-insurgency experts , Sir Robert Thompson and Field Marshal Sir Gerald Templer . 

But military experts say the authorites can never get it right . 

Safety expert Tom Sanders , leisure safety advisor at the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents , agrees . 

More than 150 nuclear safety experts from 36 countries met in Vienna on May 14-18 to exchange information on operating experience at nuclear plants and to analyse new dimensions in nuclear safety . 

Road safety experts say they 're not to blame , it 's the law . 

Safety expert Dr Stephen Rattenbury told the inquest that both British and European standards are currently being reviewed . 

Administrators and politicians had been keen to circumscribe the power of scientific experts like Simon . 

` A copy of the letter is of very little use to our scientific experts . " 

Its got more than eight thousand different types of plants , and attracts scientific experts from around the world . 

Interestingly his steak , bacon and sausage sales are buoyant because , although many of his customers have become various experts on stock disease , they do n't realise where the latter come from ! 

The anxious individual becomes an expert at putting himself down . 

Eagle-spotting was becoming a national pastime and experts on birds of prey suddenly found themselves being quoted in every paper or interviewed on radio and television . 

Experts believe two types of chlorine were mistakenly mixed , causing a violent reaction which produced nitrogen oxide and cyanide gases " . 

Experts believe that they were made in Mortlake between 1630 and 1660 , but it is by no means clear how and when they reached Bratislava . 

Some experts believe that cutting down on dairy products may help . 

An expert on air accidents believes that the aircraft was de-stabilised after opening its cargo door for a low-level drop . 

And today a spider expert claimed the creature had to be caught for the sake of other shoppers . 

But aviation expert Peter March claims pilot error may not be too blame . 

WOMEN are now becoming infected with the HIV virus at the worldwide rate of two a minute as the AIDS epidemic gathers pace , an international expert claimed today . 

The same critic 's remark that Massine had captured the essence of Brahms ' fourth Symphony by ` repetitions , balancing and treatment of episodes " should be clarified . 

One thinks of Paddy Ashdown 's remark that Britain is the most undemocratic country in Europe . 

A text of Modestinus also ends abruptly with the remark that the judge will ensure that the testator 's instructions are enforced . 

Afterwards she felt that Sarah had deliberately steered the conversation away from Terry , and recalling her remark that they knew him better than she did , Anne felt uneasy without quite knowing why . 

What , thus , may we infer exactly from Johnson 's remark that he would go two miles out of his way to meet Monboddo ? 

Seddon 's remark that I should n't try to get in touch with him at Scotland Yard set me thinking . 

I remember on numerous occasions , when I entered an adult conversation at the table with a remark of my own , he would ask , ` Did anyone ask for your opinion ? " 

The remarks of officials and newspaper correspondents provide detailed information about the crime . 

Two famous remarks of his mark out the dimensions of the question . 

This is the remark of an understandably anxious man , but one friend has observed that although he seemed as concerned as anyone about the advent of war he still retained his " detachment of spirit " . 

Maggie asked worriedly , remembering the scathing remarks of last night . 

I agree with the remarks of my hon. Friend the Member for Wellingborough about the international entrenching of minority rights . 

It is clear from the remarks of Labour Members that they do not like change , even though they have no ideas about what should be done to improve the education system . 

They have been more willing than other historians to accept at face value his retrospective remark of 1824 : " The branch who broke the frames never contemplated any such thing as the combining . " 

She remembered the antique-dealer 's remark of the other morning . 

Your article included some gratuitous remarks about lifestyle and income . 

Typical of his remarks about Richard Baxter is : ‘ This is an old rogue , and hath poisoned the world with his Kidderminster doctrine … he deserves to be whipped through the city . ’ 

The funny thing was that Uncle George had made no remark about the length of time she 'd been away . 

Eventually , directors like George Stevens and Howard Hawks retaliated by deliberately making unflattering remarks about Cohn . 

Saidi Safari , a local Muslim trader , came forward to pay the fines but was himself arrested shortly afterwards -- possibly for making critical remarks about the incident . 

` He did , mind you , make some casual remark about you being allergic to certain naval regulations . 

For instance , Piers 's unforthcoming remark about avoiding love because he had once tasted it and it had left a bitter after-effect . 

I fully agree with my hon. Friend 's remarks about pedestrians . 

The President went on to say he regarded Senator Connally 's remarks as an open invitation to the Communists to come down and take over South Korea . 

In some remarks at the National Press Club in December , Mr Keating gave credence to this speculation by saying , in effect , that he would make a better prime minister than Mr Hawke . 

Cards and flowers had already come to the stage door , and Bernie was making mocking remarks at every opportunity . 

Thinking that he wanted to watch it because he thought it was funny , Bob made a few humorous remarks at the expense of the characters on the screen . 

I am grateful to my hon. Friend for the kind remarks at the beginning of his question . 

The media have a right to publish defamatory remarks at the risk of paying heavy damages if they can not subsequently be justified . 

Dr Clarke aimed his remarks at the key issues of the election campaign : health , education and the economy . 

The alleged remarks by doctors to patients quoted above were taken from an Action Campaign survey highlighting ` bad " treatment . 

He regards a recent remark by the Labour leader of Stirling district council that he ` interferes more in local issues than any other MP in Scotland " as a tribute . 

Mr Clinton 's problems were compounded by fresh questions about his Vietnam War draft status , and controversy over remarks by his outspoken wife , Hillary . 

When one considers the brilliance of the Court , the remark by Count Hubner that ` ladies of high society do not come to the Tuileries " perhaps needs some clarification . 

His comments mirror similar remarks by other scientists , who have warned that excessive reactions against pesticide traces in drinking water could cause serious difficulties for the water industry . 

A FULL inquiry has begun into remarks by a senior Strathclyde Region official that the high numbers of black and Asian children in special schools could be due to genetic or nutritional factors . 

No doubt the person who censors the letters before they leave the Front has deleted all of my remarks concerning Lovat . 

It should also be noted that this study confirms our earlier remarks concerning the importance of the backbone conformations in determining the helical structure of DNA and , notably , twist angles . 

And then she found herself wondering what had prompted her to utter remarks concerning his private affairs . 

Over the following days , however , I came to learn not to be surprised by such remarks from my employer , and would smile in the correct manner whenever I detected the bantering tone in his voice . 

` They are much smaller than I expected " is the usual remark from people seeing puffins for the first time . 

We were ushered into the boardroom at the back of the building and were treated to a few welcoming remarks from Derek Jefferson , in his familiar , cheerful and very effective style . 

The former included in its news report a remark from one analyst that Do It All would ` never " make a profit , but reserved most of its acidity for its Questor column . 

After all , she did n't own Piers Morrison , he could talk to just whomever he pleased , and she was in no mood to hear any amused remarks from him afterwards about jealousy . 

They must have recalled the prophetic remarks in 1829 of the Nez Perce elder Speckled Snake : ` I have listened to many talks from the great father . 

Without this single find in a remote country we should only have doubtful knowledge , from some remarks in Herodotus , of archaic decorative metal-work on this scale . 

From some remarks in Sir Alfred Ayer 's autobiography ( Part of my Life Vol. 1 , 1978 ) , it seems that the two met infrequently and perhaps did not altogether get on . 

The hon. Member for Berwick-upon-Tweed ( Mr. Beith ) made some generous remarks in his speech about my visit to his constituency , for which I was grateful . 

The coroner passed a few remarks in his summing-up on the heavy responsibility shouldered by those placed in loco parentis , but accepted that the girl 's affections had been aroused unintentionally . 

I must admit to being somewhat taken aback by a remark in John Stewart 's letter about Gaelic ` being almost completely unrelated to any of the main European languages " ( Points of View , today ) . 

Lord Justice Butler-Sloss in her concluding remarks on Dr Higgs 's role stated that ` She alone did not create the crisis . 

I see them in the village day after day , standin' outside the public houses with their hands in their pockets , passin' remarks on the people passing by . " 

` Like buying a car and refusing to put petrol in it , " is Grant 's characteristic remark on the last . 

On another occasion , Nigel had said that he rejected Enoch Powell 's provocative remarks on race , but you had to admit that what he predicted had come true . 

But we have to take issue with Camilla Buxton over her remarks on the banking system . 

I WRITE to support your correspondent Melvyn J. Stigle 's remarks regarding fares on the North Wales Steam Trains . 

Thank you for your kind remarks regarding our various documents and reports . 

It is all rather reminiscent of the Emperor Maximilian 's remark to the future Charles V , ` My son , you go and deceive the English , and I will go and deceive the French " . 

The information will be of great help in preparing my remarks to the conference which will take place in Oxford in April . 

TOM WALKINSHAW set Silverstone on the starting grid towards potential disaster with a chance remark to fellow directors of the British Racing Drivers ' Club . 

I thought of making some smart remark to Jamie about stunting his growth , but all lines to and from my brain seemed to be jammed with urgent messages coming from my guts . 

I can only attribute Dawn 's remarks to her excessive loyalty . 

It 's terribly difficult trying to get from them any acknowledgements that there could be something wrong about making a complimentary remark to a young woman . 

Doone looked in briefly and made some remark about returning with assistance . 

In later life he was fond of Tom Stoppard 's remark about being a bounced Czech . 

I smiled , and , deliberately misunderstanding , murmured some deprecating remark about having to catch my bus directly . 

As the Easter holiday approached and the two older women made remarks about getting the house ready , Harriet said , ` They ca n't come . 

Then you simply made some casual remark about being an errand-boy for Peter . " 

I fumed and bittered away while my mother finished her coffee and made concerned remarks about how thin and pale I was looking . 

It felt like a command , as did so many of Elinor 's remarks -- but it had the menacing power of a scientific law . 

We were on a beach just up from Frinton at the time , and when Oliver heard Gill 's remark he went into one of his spiels . 

There were a lot of grimaces , and a little dry bark sometimes , but never a laugh . 

Moments later the furious barks and snarls became howls of pain as Buddie 's wellington boot connected with the dog 's jaw . 

The dog had her head thrown back ready to deliver another bark but when she saw Julia she rolled her navy-blue eye in its white socket and smiled . 

Usually silent away from breeding grounds , where male has a loud harsh bark and a deep hoot , and female a higher-pitched bark . 

He began to cough in rasping barks that became horribly convulsive before eventually subsiding . 

We would understand the bark of a dog , like we do our own language , only if we had the mind of a dog . 

He sat still , his ears straining , but only the cawing of the ravens and the distant bark of some farm dog broke the chilling silence . 

He had heard shouts like these then , and the bark of dogs , and the cries and screams as Jewish friends near by were found and summarily shot . 

The Brigadier had heard the faint tinkle of sheepbells and the distant bark of the younger dog . 

He heard Sammy give an excited bark from the front room and then it immediately sounded muffled . 

He shook his head then and did a series of short barks in his throat . 

She was woken by one excited bark from Em , sternly quelled , but enough to waken her . 

On her way through the churchyard she was greeted by excited barks from Snappy , tethered to the boot-scraper by the south door . 

Some small breeds such as the Dachshunds have a relatively deep and loud bark . 

He uttered a short sharp bark , which made Rosie jump ; she assumed it was a cough , then realised that it was intended as an expression of amusement . 

After five minutes of rapid chasing , Fitz had isolated a large group of adolescent colobus , and all the chimps in the trees started making the typical exciting hunting barks . 

I 've got my red slippers on and Mum and Dad keep calling me Dorothy and I turn Radish into Toto and make her give little barks . 

` Rules of the house , you know , " and he uttered a mirthful little bark . 

Once I heard two calling to each other across a valley , a weird sound , vaguely resembling a baboon 's bark . 

Then , through the rain , she heard a scratching sound , followed by a sharp , impatient bark . 

` Dratted animal ! " muttered Araminta over her mother 's imprecations and Hector 's excited barks , giving him a baleful glare . 

She fought down the lump in her throat , and summoned a smile as Rose came quickly forward , drawing the animal 's bark . 

The conflict which some people see between the Commission 's role in attempting to improve the economic position of Catholics and its neutrality between Protestants and Catholicism is more apparent than real . 

The Iranian government maintained its neutrality on the Gulf crisis [ see p. 37696 ] , reacting cautiously to news of the allied attack on Iraq on Jan. 16 . 

Further , the term suggests its user is indicating a type of political neutrality towards the events , an indefinable right and wrong existing on both sides of the conflict . 

One can deviate from complete neutrality to a greater or lesser extent . 

They called for the removal of Eyadema , political neutrality by the army , and the creation of a special peacekeeping force . 

Now this would be unthinkable in Britain , because we have a much stronger tradition of political neutrality for our civil servants . 

He had made an allegedly anti-Turkish speech on Sept. 21 and had reportedly criticized US President George Bush for US neutrality over Nagorny-Karabakh , an attitude which the Armenian leadership feared could jeopardise Western aid . 

During the Second World War , in order to maintain Allied access to the Mediterranean , it had been enough to ensure Spain 's neutrality .

The Gulf crisis also raised questions about Austria 's neutrality .

Iraq demanded on Sept. 26 that Kuwait be expelled from the NAM because it had signed a defence agreement with the United States , a move which it claimed compromised Kuwait 's neutrality .

Disregarding Chinese neutrality , Japan forcibly seized all German concessions in the Shandong Peninsula , as well as taking over German-owned islands in the Pacific .

The doctrine of political neutrality is a doctrine of restraint for it advocates neutrality between valid and invalid ideals of the good .

` Ah but , sir , if we practice a mite of deception , they wo n't get the change . 

There is , after all , more than a mite of sentimentality behind his cautionary picture of the consequences of not culling : ` Nature will produce her own solution with mass starvation . 

So if you 've more than a mite of sense you 'll point your base somewheres else . 

The programme runs to August 31 and customers must agree to take delivery of the new-generation system by March 31 next year .

James retorted , and he went over to unlock his warehouse and take delivery of a cartload of barrels from Dunkeld .

There would be no excuse for a large order from Neil Kinnock : John Major took delivery of 10 boxes last December .

The organisation had put in an innocent manager to take delivery of a consignment of wood .

This would have been delivered on Saturday evening by Mr. Bishop of Woodfords , the Downton bakers , who also made a delivery on Tuesdays .

On Feb. 19 the UN Security Council authorized the International Committee of the Red Cross ( ICRC ) to make emergency deliveries of water purification equipment to reduce the risk of epidemics .

Alistair Michael Twohig , 55 , of Trevor Walk , Newton Aycliffe , a driver for Varley Animal Feeds , made extra deliveries to a farm in Husthwaite , magistrates in Darlington were told .

` My old man worked the river all his life , doing deliveries , pick-ups .

Two bakers were employed , deliveries were made to all parts of the city and general goods were also sold .

The other distribution business , Farnell Electronic Components , supplies wholesale low volume , high margin electronic components and instruments to such customers as electricians and small businesses , promising overnight delivery .

Peugeot is promising overnight delivery of parts or the customer gets them free of charge .

Also a new scheme , Intergift , will allow customers to order Wedgwood gifts for next day delivery to family and friends in the UK .

London Transport did not wait for the delivery of the RM class buses and used the existing RT type for several years .

The towels retail for £25.35 for a set of eight , a price which includes VAT and delivery .

The free delivery by Germany of military spare parts to Hungary was confirmed by Germany 's Defence Ministry on Nov. 21 .

A twelve months on-site warranty , with free delivery anywhere in the UK completes the package .

Also the only vehicle was a small van suitable for local deliveries , and so goods were despatched each day throughout the world from Carno 's small sub-post office .

It would be much better to drop in additional flour , fat , beans , dried milk , and sugar but a method of safe delivery of these in bulk by parachute has yet to be found .

Speedbird Airport to Door is another British Airways Cargo wholesale product offering customers direct express deliveries from the UK to 150 countries , with features such as Timed Delivery .

Guaranteed timetable express delivery to over 160 countries and territories worldwide .

THE UK Cromadex paint operation , which provides industry with fast deliveries of small quantities , looks set this year to double its profits , despite a shrinking market .

Here , thousands of QSL cards pour in each week for sorting and onward transmission in bulk to other bureaux at home and abroad , for eventual delivery to individual amateurs in confirmation of radio contacts made .

Sales of milk in supermarkets are rocketing , while doorstep deliveries continue to decline .

Dairy Crest failed to get a county court injunction preventing Dave Rollings from continuing his doorstep deliveries at Cam , near Dursley , in Gloucestershire .

The embargo on arms deliveries to China and the ban on military co-operation remained in force .

Early in February it was announced that , from May , oil deliveries to Aberystwyth will be by road .

Moreover , Soviet oil deliveries would be charged at world prices rather than the current pricing system based on a five-year rolling average .

A DAIRY has launched a £1.5m campaign to halt a decline in doorstep milk deliveries .

The Federation for Ulster Local Studies hailed the decision as an ` historic victory " -- but the Post Office warned it was a ` backward step " which could hit local mail deliveries .

He commenced one such exploit in 1970 , when he dropped out of Berkeley to move in with singer Janis Joplin , whom he had met while making a cocaine delivery to her Marin County house .

The Begum family had rung a pizza delivery service three times on Saturday night when it was late delivering to their home in Heelands in Milton Keynes .

These agents ‘ were to induce Soviet citizens to collaborate in the delivery of narcotics , arms and other instruments of subversion into Soviet territory .

The Kaiser banned the tango in Germany as ` immoral " , but took delivery of a thousand new Maxim machine-guns .

A subscription to BBC Good Food ensures monthly delivery of the magazine and a fact-packed newsletter .

On Oct. 29 the Soviet Union agreed to speed up oil deliveries to Yugoslavia , expected to total about 6,000,000 tonnes in 1990 .

Production flows through a CALM buoy into a storage tanker , the Nordic Apollo , before delivery to refineries by the shuttle tanker , Nordic Challenger .

Telephone orders placed by retail dealers are processed at the distribution centre , and their requirements are ` picked " from the storage lanes and packaged for delivery to shops .

Sun saloon 10 , a modern version of the old cross-bench car , upon delivery in 1939 .

Approximately three-quarters of this trade consists of deliveries from industrial countries to the Third World .

White splashes of paint on the bottles indicated which way up they should be binned after delivery from the wine merchant .

Like everybody else , Sequent is waiting on Pentium deliveries from Intel , now not expected much before the end of the year .

Late delivery by the seller will normally be a breach of condition ( see paragraph 7-05 above ) .

I ordered him from a kennel in Norfolk , arranging a price and delivery by train .

His career began in Australia at the age of 12 , running deliveries on his bicycle for a hat refurbishment service .

The latter is particularly vulnerable to delays in deliveries for items which are used continuously , and for which minimum buffer stocks are held .

The service will be slightly lower for letters collected on a Friday because there is only one delivery in towns on Saturdays compared with two on weekdays .

According to Greene , there had been three controlled deliveries through Frankfurt between 1983 and 1987 , none involving Pan Am flights , and none after that .

PRESIDENT FW de Klerk revealed yesterday that South Africa had built six nuclear bombs , each equivalent in power to that which destroyed Hiroshima , for delivery to targets by aircraft .

“ The company lost £100,000 coming here , ” said Halusi Halil , managing director of the firm running the Merry Fisherman . 

Bernard has a full post as director of the Diocesan Caring Services . 

The Director of Army Recruiting … denied last week there was any colour bar on black or Asian Guardsmen . 

We present below the results from semi-structured interviews with the directors of companies operating in the Enterprise Zone . 

Muirend Avenue and Viewfield Road A letter from Councillor Fraser to the Director of Highways asking for dates and details of the new traffic management scheme . 

The day after I finished working for the managing director of a certain company fighting off a take-over bid , the agency sent me to the rival company . " 

The new Prime Minister was Aliou Mahamidou , hitherto director of the state-owned cement manufacturing company . 

Selkirk 's provost , Tom Henderson , director of a textile dyeing company , berated him for damaging the image of the tweed trade . 

JS representatives at the lunch included trading director David Clapham , who addressed the guests , and departmental director of produce buying Allan Cheesman . 

Save the Children is sending emergency medical supplies to the region , said Mr Mark Bowden , area director for Africa . 

He was Labour 's campaigns director for the 1987 general election , readily embracing the new red rose image , and was rewarded with election to the ruling National Executive . 

Cardiff Crown Court heard yesterday that Smith , 46 , failed to land the job of marketing director for North America with the WDA . 

Philip Vining , the Confederation of British Industry 's assistant regional director for East Anglia , said the Chancellor had attempted to ` square the circle " by seeking to tackle the deficit without endangering recovery . 

And Martin Wright , sales and marketing director for Stakis , said : ` Generally , a normal person booking and paying in advance would n't be quoted those rates . 

Upon his return to New York , Alexander Liberman , then art director for Vogue , offered him a job as his assistant . 

He travelled to New York in the autumn of 1905 and became principal scenic artist for Klaw & Erlanger , and later technical director for the Boston Opera Company . 

He was replaced by J. S. Flett as Assistant Director in Scotland . 

Two of the most powerful directors in Hollywood graduated from the Happy Days academy . 

Price Waterhouse consultancy was offered and a senior assistant director in the department appointed in charge to push the changes forward . 

Mr D J Smith jointed the board as a non-executive director in 1987 . 

Gates , 48 , joined the CIA in 1968 and rose to become deputy director in 1986 under Webster 's predecessor , William Casey . 

The labour director in steel and coal firms is a member of the management board which controls the day-to-day operations of the firm ( the other members being the production and business managers ) . 

As reported on May 28 , the court stated that Maj. Carlos Camilio Hernandez , a former director of San Salvador 's military academy , had ordered the burning of logbooks detailing the movements of possible murder suspects . 

` I do n't know what all the fuss is about , " Clive Berlin , QPR 's managing director , said . 

Appointed to a teaching post at the Canongate Burgh School , he remained there until 1864 , when disagreements with the school 's directors led to his dismissal . 

Launching the report , UNFPA 's Executive Director Nafis Sadik said in London that loss of life from famine , AIDS and natural disasters would have no lasting impact on the burgeoning populations of Africa and Asia . 

Childline 's executive director , Valerie Howarth , said she was delighted that fund raising was getting under way in Ulster . 

The more the styles changed , as the Consumers ' Union director , Dexter Masters , pointed out , the greater the disguised price increase to the consumer in shorter-lived products and heavier repair bills . 

He has written to Marstons managing director Michael Hurdle , asking for a meeting to express the branch 's concern . 

No one knows better the importance of regular tooth care than the horse dentist and Joint Director of ` Surrey Treadmills " , Tom Reid . 

Despite also being a Director of LET Leisure and the Riverside Racket Club in west London , Hutchins is still looking to expand . 

Kent Godfrey , director of D&B Software said ‘ no single operating system ’ can achieve the goal of giving users access to open systems technologies . 

Robert Cripps is a director of Cohere Limited , which holds as an investment 1,963,528 shares in Velcro — or 65%/ of the share capital . 

Managing Director of P&O European Ferries ( Portsmouth ) , Richard Martin , said : “ Sponsorship is often one of the first areas to be threatened during times of economic hardship . 

Within the affluent premises of EMI , Virgin were referred to scornfully as ` The Earls Court Hippies " , and hardly worthy of a managing director 's time . 

Hook up neckband on first row , push behind latches and remove waste and nylon cord . 

The band can be knitted using tubular knitting and joined on the machine using the Passap method , as used on tubular neckbands . 

I finished the front , back and neckband and joined both shoulders . 

Join back neckband seam ( this will be in the centre of the back ) . 

Recently a reader asked ` What is the Passap method of joining a neckband to a garment ? " 

It is , however , not easy to backstitch the neckband through the open loops because of the loops which are part of the construction of the yarn . 

yeah there there there is a vast variety here of you know trees like if i look out my window right now i can see you know couple of pine trees some oak trees

The lookout point at Lok Ma Chau was once known as Hong Kong 's `` window on China '' — in the years of China 's isolation from the West , tourists would come to the lookout point here and rent binoculars in order to get a glimpse of the great mystery beyond .

Defenestration the act of throwing someone out of a window is probably too familiar to attract notice of how wacky it is , but what about the following ? :

we actually took a screen uh door window off one of windows to try and allow a little ventilation in that area and then the truth is it then became

The windows of such department stores as Wako and Mitsukoshi are works of art .

yeah no the only thing that we were worried about was the air conditioner because they 'd have it just running constantly with the doors and windows open

'' Let 's say you wake up in a room and there 's a bat in there and the bat flies out the window , '' says Pospisil , hoping to be taken seriously .

so huge like what you all have over there you know and they we look right out my office looks right out onto the parking lot and i did n't see anything going on and i 'm always looking out the window

This is certainly a challenging task , but the rewards for doing so are the myriad windows and doors into this fascinating country that will open for you .

In my own work , I have seen the misinterpretation of `` broken windows '' for their own purposes by both the far left and the far right .

When the flap valve is open , gas particles can pass from the left to the right box via the window , or from the right to the left box via the window .

The operation had been planned the previous day after close liaison with the local RUC Headquarters , and was to include a detailed search of the area using dogs and helicopters . 1 on the ground , having been flown from their barracks in Omagh some twenty miles away . 

The tentative search by the Wordsworths for a Somerset home brought the unexpected discovery , probably made by Tom Poole , that Alfoxden was both empty and available . 

A gravel pit search by divers was put off yesterday as experts continued checking the area . 

She must have known the contents of the crates , for she asked for no details , no reason why a search by the French spelled complete disaster . 

It is a manifestation of the search by the ruling class for a solution to the problem of under-consumption . 

This is not surprising , since it was derived from a study of past searches by users of the same library . 

Tania Probyn 's white Renault car was discovered in the murky waters of the river Severn after two days of an intensive search by the police . 

TELEVISION footage of a youth soccer match at Wembley 18 years ago has prompted a search by a former Merseyside non-league player for a permanent record of the game . 

Drugs was found during a routine search by customs officers ; the heroin was concealed under textiles in the back of the Turkish owned vehicle . 

The search for dollars led to grandiose plans for African economic development , most famously the groundnuts scheme , though that was not the only madcap project to surface in this period . 

Christina Onassis suffered in spades and there is something of Greek tragedy about her increasingly desperate search for the human affection of which she was starved as a child . 

Go for broke , and be undeterred in your search for the possible dream . 

But the return to opera has not by any means been a search for a lost past . 

And yet there are some customers who in their search for a suitable material prefer to study complex tables of technical data . 

A search for secreted packages may take time , and there is a great danger of massive overdose if the packages decompose in the intestinal tract . 

In any case , it could well be that some students have no interest at all in certain idioms and prefer to by-pass them quickly in their search for what expresses their own aesthetic more closely . 

AN RAF air-sea rescue helicopter today joined a massive search for three young men who disappeared in a small speedboat after setting out on a two-hour trip along the west Wales coast . 

The absence of any clear cut environmental influences on the variable hepatic response to alcohol has recently diverted attention towards a search for genetic factors that might offer an explanation . 

The door closed and she was probably back at her desk before Jenkins moved , having abandoned his search for a good come-back . 

Twenty-eight UDR members were arrested during house searches in October ; 22 of them were released without charge , and senior UDR officers are bitterly critical of the police operation using hundreds of officers . 

We decided to begin our search in the deep midwaters on the basis of the results mentioned above , even though , at first sight , biological considerations might have suggested that inshore waters were more promising . 

Inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency have found documents mentioning red mercury during their searches in Baghdad . 

News reports from Washington said troops took part in a house to house search in an attempt to capture Aideed , blamed by Pakistan for the killing last Saturday of its ` blue helmet " peacekeepers . 

It 's important as a hostess that you conduct a thorough search of your guests ' cars for malt whisky , smoked salmon and interesting cheeses before you let them undo their seat-belts . 

A police search of the man 's flat revealed a tin containing 35 condoms . 

A further search of the area revealed mill-stones and a stone bridge some 20ft long , slightly arched , but with each end perfectly jointed into the bedrock on each side of a rushing stream . 

A thorough search of the Sea Rover revealed only the charred remnants of what was later analysed as cannabis , blowing around the decks . 

After that we made a thorough search of the chapel , its walls , flagstones and altar , but there was nothing . 

Today they seized drugs and goods and made a detailed search of the area . 

A computer search of protein databases with the predicted Drosophila amino acid sequence revealed homologies consistent with those previously reported for the human protein . 

He looked at her carefully to see he had made himself clear , then resumed his search through the file . 

On balance it has been an enjoyable task and a great privilege to undertake on behalf of the Club necessitating searches through some 4,000 documents , including old copies of the Standard back to 1895 . 

A search through many alternative solutions is often required . 

That was the fate of the American official who ordered a similar search through Mr Clinton 's files . 

A search through hundreds of Egyptian cemeteries has revealed that the workers who built the pyramids at Giza punctuated their day in a habit not unlike the Great British tea-break . 

“ The sensor pods … have completed their search … of the area … ” 

Soon afterwards he may realise his mistake and continue his search . 

But his eyes had hardly begun their search before he remembered , the sweat prickling out all over his scalp : the fire-escape was reached from the window of the lounge . 

Have plenty of coins , a phonecard and pen and paper at the ready when you begin your telephone search . 

Moreover , with the microfiche databases available on subscription and therefore immediately accessible to subscribers , the effect is that certain types of straightforward database searches are less necessary on individual demand . 

This tells you how much you can borrow so that you can concentrate your search within a given price range . 

Fauvism had by now largely spent itself , and Braque 's search during the following years for a more solid foundation for his painting drew him increasingly closer to Picasso . 

Wags commented on a search for ` closet Christians " among the bishops . 

And there is a fine yarn too , a microbiological version of those spy thrillers based on a frantic search for ` the formula " . 

More serious was the task performed by N185 in June 1929 , when it assisted in the search for HM Submarine H47 which sank off Plymouth . 

They checked passports with the minimum of fuss , made no search and waved the British car on . 

An operation is often the only cure for this painful condition . 

The cure for cat phobia is straightforward enough , but distressing for the patient . 

We 've had an amazing response to our search for a cure for the chronic skin complaint psoriasis . 

It was built in the early nineteenth century to provide cures for numerous illnesses . 

The common-sense view of sleep is that it is good for you , providing an opportunity for recovery from fatigue , is essential for growth , and crucial in cure from illness . 

But getting rid of the TV and keeping the bedroom for sex could be the best cure of all . 

` In Ayurveda , " he says , ` the cure of mental illness takes place primarily on the plane of the body . 

Its work covers the causes , prevention , treatment and cure of cancer . 

On his way back he made a diversion and called in at Crosthwaite Church to let the cool sanctuary complete his cure . 

No , If I were to do that , my psychiatrist would reckon it proved my cure was complete . " 

I 've had grape cures , pepper cures , mustard cures , self-cures , water cures , Swiss , African and Indian cures . 

He watches a man arrive who , we discover , has come to take the cure at the local sanatorium . 

The cure to all these difficulties was obvious -- amplification . 

It manifested itself in the small hours at such an advanced stage that no cure save amputation of the head could bring relief . 

` There appears to be a lacuna between finishing his cure at Monte Regia and coming to St Ermyntrude 's . " 

The waters from here were reputed to be a certain cure for ` the itch " , as well as curing dogs of the mange . 

Dr Laurent came in late one cold night with the results of lung resection and a complete cure from seemingly hopeless tuberculosis . 

I 'm sorry , Mr Spratt , that I know of no cure for either her disorder or yours , except , perhaps , tolerance . 

` The more money we have , the nearer we are to finding a cure . " 

` My mum 's mate is a stomper and she ended up staying round my house and jumping in the sack with him .

'Linford used to like his Saturday nights with his mates , " he said , ` and they affected his Sunday mornings .

Ask a scientist to do a scientist 's job -- not an overblown plumber 's mate . "

I expect that 's why it has n't been re-published , ` Hitler is doing wonderful things , " the old English craftsmen used to say , sharing their wisdom with me and Tolliday my mate .

Now why do n't you take your croaky-faced mate and sod off back to boring boxed set land and bother the world no more !

` I 'm Derek Beasley , an old mate of Jim 's from college , " the man murmured .

Bob 's mates all agreed wholeheartedly with this fear , it haunted them too .

If I 'm going down to the pub with my mates , I will probably just wear jeans but , again , I 'll wear a nice shirt and smart shoes .

But you can manage with the cooking ; and the other part help your mates . "

` Anyway , Piper , you lucky bastard , you had an hour 's kip , I 've had nothing yet . " 

It ai n't cool to be cold when you 're trying to catch some kip after an energetic day 's walking . 

It 's so hard to work on full glow when you 've only had a couple of hours kip . 

Now listen , I need an hour 's kip and a bath , so I 'll settle for the bath . 

The equivalence between queen and female monarch , and kitten and young cat , for instance , establishes queen as a hyponym of monarch , and kitten as a hyponym of cat . 

Once over the Black Sea , the aircraft would hopefully quickly get out of range of most of the land-based missile sites , and the only danger would come from the Soviet Navy .

Which gives us the advantage , and keeps us out of range of their artillery . "

A courting stallion stays out of kicking range while he smells the mare cautiously .

Mum nearly collapsed with the shame of his confession , delivered with a straight face , and by the time she 'd recovered , Jimmy was well out of the range of her punitive umbrella .

Then he strode away -- but only as far as the corner of the hearing room , temporarily out of range of the television cameras .

He had the light behind him and a WPC took shorthand just out of range of Ian 's sight .

The only difference is a distinct advantage : on large waters a punt will enable you to fish swims which are not within casting range of the bank .

Then , instead of working close in , the cleaner should be positioned well back just within the maximum range of the jet and roughly on the centre line of the equipment to be cleaned .

Other animals , such as the Rousettus fruit bats , produce sounds at a higher frequency , although still within our range of hearing .

Let them get within range of our mortars and see how many trucks we can knock out , for a start . "

There are several Cepheids well within binocular range , and some can be followed throughout their variations with the naked eye : Eta Aquilæ , Zeta Geminorum and Beta Doradûs , for example .

Amy was hovering out of camera range , looking decidedly worried .

A line stretching beyond the range of his vision , above or below him , becomes a fearsome thing -- at its worst when curving over and behind him .

It took only another few steps for Mait to come within range of the other bomb .

The Helblaster has a strength of 5 at short range and 4 at long range .

With a range of 10,000 miles , the aircraft could have managed its mission although each sortie would have taken nearly thirty hours !

The 988 cc car , aimed primarily at commuters , has a range of 120 miles .

Bear in mind when buying a locator system that a working range of 6-7 feet is adequate .

This gun 's got a range of about three hundred metres and your mother 's a very good shot .

An inquest on Grant Mann has been told that he was shot in the head at close range .

A POLICE officer wept yesterday as he told a jury at the Old Bailey , in London , of the night his colleague was shot dead at point-blank range .

` A ladies " gun , " he said , ` but remarkably effective at close range . "

Despite its range , the adoration of the Vespa is not universal .

The Serbs seemed unlikely to meet another demand to move their remaining heavy guns out of range of Sarajevo by noon ( 1000 GMT ) Friday .

The treacherous mountain road within range of Serb guns is the only land route out of Sarajevo .

In their latest attack on Kabul , Taliban fighters quickly recaptured ground lost in March , again placing their heavy artillery and mortars within striking range of the capital .

Split has n't been hit by fighting though like all Croatian cities it is within range of Serb missiles .

Four members of the sprint squad missed the bus and arrived at the stadium later than they should have for the morning heats . 

Celtic have unveiled plans to build a new £100 million stadium complex at Cambuslang in south east Glasgow . 

Our building industry is in such a bad state that we will have no trained workers to build the stadiums and villages by then . 

` If we are going to build the best stadium in England , it must be matched by the team . 

On the other hand , where a landlord was entitled to determine a lease for " building sites or planting or other purposes " , he was held not to be entitled to determine it for the purpose of constructing a sports stadium ( Coates v Diment [ 1951 ] 1 All ER 890 ) . 

More important was the status of loans raised to buy or rent land and erect a stadium . 

Yeovil and Wycombe plan to move into new stadiums at the end of the season , and most clubs carry the stamp of middle-class wealth : Barnet , Cheltenham , Altrincham and Macclesfield . 

The Volvo Cup is the world indoor championship , but Del Mar 's new stadium has been built without a roof . 

The stadium was built by the old Milton Keynes Development Corporation and has played host to major stars in the past . 

A new national stadium is being built , and many of the competing countries are expected in Ireland before next July to see and play on the pitch . 

The Keswick Museum and Art Gallery in Fitz Park is a treasure trove of artifacts collected in the area , with the atmosphere of an old professor s study .

This will help the adhesion of the gum strip to the paper fibres , so eliminating later buckling .

To examine the function of Β 1 integrins on DMJ or DNJ treated HT-29 cells , we assayed the direct adhesion of treated and untreated cells to extracellular matrix components .

The earliest finding is the platelet adhesion to collagen fibres followed by aggregation and formation of a platelet plug .

One great challenge in producing new dental materials is the achievement and maintenance of adhesion of these biomaterials to vital tissues .

However , the oil helps pollen adhesion on other insects and this may be important in ` buzz " flowers as well .

Scunthorpe 's faithful few in a crowd of 7,682 had huddled on the terraces like penguins on an ice floe as the dankness seeped down the Pennine valleys . 

The enemy artillery had opened up , lobbing heated roundshot on to the ice , smashing it into a multitude of floes , upon which men perched perilously for a time before toppling off into the lake . 

Then he went on to warn us that , during the cold snap earlier in the year , ice floes had swept in from the sea dragging buoys from their moorings . 

We saw killer whales near the coast of Iceland , numerous seals and birds resting on ice floes , and heard constant stories of 30-foot Greenland sharks and aggressive Porbeagle sharks . 

Rime and snow collect on the upper surface , depressing the floes and allowing the sea to flood over , freeze , and strengthen the ice further . 

Ice floes circulate with it across the Pole from eastern Siberia toward Ellesmere Island , Greenland , and out into the north Atlantic Ocean , mostly along the east Greenland coast . 

Presence of these substances in the blood presumably replaces any need for supercooling , and allows pelagic fish to hunt in the highly productive region immediately under the ice floes . 

On the ice floes of Newfoundland , Greenpeace volunteers placed their bodies between the gaffs of the seal hunters and the helpless seal pups . 

Hair was the big news , with full skirts made of artificial hair and wondrous Jacobean wigs in auburn . 

And she marched out of the kitchen , her tall wig swaying slightly with the brisk jerky movement . 

In desperation he tugged of his wig and looked pleadingly at them . 

The man slipped off the couch , wriggled his feet into his enormous high-heeled shoes and tugged his wig on . 

Now those clothes are as much a trademark as were Andy Warhol 's ill-fitting silver wigs . 

Pike was curled up into a ball , like a hedgehog , clutching his wig to him the way a kid might hold on to its teddy before going to sleep . 

Early in the evening , Jean Baptiste pulls off his wig of flowing white locks to disclose an identical head of hair beneath . 

He sported a wig composed from shredded J-Cloths , a present from his wife . 

Imagine , she told him , Aricie in ice-cream pink tights and Britannicus in a weird gold curly wig and a little clattering metal skirt . 

He could at least spend the money on it that he would have used in buying a ticket to see Dinah , in powdered wig and paduasoy , as Lady Teazle , once again . 

Here he took off the pendulous wig , wiped his face on the yellowing lace handkerchief dripping out of the over-ornate and antique jacket and revealed himself as a young man . 

The judge , Lord Morison , and both Crown and defence counsel took off their wigs and gowns before the girl appeared on screen from another room in the building . 

She was an old woman , she wore a red wig , and she had black teeth . 

Sandra , a full-time barrister and a mother of three , says some judges are known to be partial to women in wigs and gowns . 

The pattern was repeated again and again in the following decades , thereby creating an atmosphere of confrontation which encouraged a few incorrigible spirits to make a lifelong commitment to war against authority . 

Yet the heartsearching about development control which characterised the ten years preceding Raison 's remarks continued over the following decade . 

The next decade may well see the introduction of more designer polymers and composites , such as adhesive liquid crystalline systems and biocompatible monomers with reduced polymerisation shrinkage . 

Having spent the last decade appearing in television mini-series and narrating Thomas the Tank Engine , Starr has rediscovered his musical roots . 

The last decade of the nineteenth century saw the development of a considerable antipathy to trade unionism among influential public opinion . 

THE VAST majority of Scots believe moral values and the behaviour of young people have deteriorated in the last decade . 

One such reform took place in AD 317 , and therefore coins made in the previous decade would not have been available after this date for subsequent use and loss . 

Life went on , and pottery and other artefacts continued to be made for several decades at least . 

What progress has the human family made in the last two decades towards fulfilling the basic needs of its poorest members ? 

so , the publisher has constant work for new and contemporary writers as well as established composers whose work has spanned decades . 

Environmentalists paid it little heed : they spent the decade prior to 1983 worrying about issues such as the 1981 Wildlife and Countryside Act , the third London airport , motorways and nuclear power . 

Whatever the outcome , T&L has no wish to be perceived as depending heavily on one product , having spent the past decade , in Shaw 's words , ‘ building a broader base ’ . 

Her imperial era was over , though it took another decade and two major anti-terrorist campaigns in Borneo and Aden to complete the transition . 

It is also proposed that widescale improvements and expansions to existing roads should take place in the next decade . 

In the main cities , the early primitive stations were replaced by grandiloquent specimens in the last years of the nineteenth century and in the decade before the First World War . 

In the decade before the war , Jewish settlement in the East End led to some involvement in the London underworld on the part of the Jewish population . 

Contrary to what it is saying the problem is not in the belief but in the believer , not in the insufficiency of truth but in the self-sufficiency of the truster . 

But generally it was plain to him that the cause was his familiar and wringing insufficiency . 

The validity of the promise may be accepted : the insufficiency of the performance is open to criticism . 

The plea therefore shows the insufficiency of that part of the consideration . " 

In none of the grounds of appeal was it suggested that there was an insufficiency of evidence ; what was complained of was alleged misdirections . 

So the insufficiency of gold reserves resulted from higher volume of trade , not higher prices . 

Lord Anglesey is the donor to the National Trust of Plas Newydd on the Isle of Anglesey .

Many people said the test took place because they were blood donors , but more than four per cent of men and nearly three per cent of women had felt the need for a test anyway .

The donor is Mr James Campbell , of the Kilberry family who have long been experts on piobaireachd .

Dr Williams said doctors should be put under a legal obligation to approach relatives of patients who have died in intensive care units and would make suitable organ donors .

Serum samples were obtained from healthy blood donors , patients with metastatic colorectal carcinoma without evidence of infection , and from patients with inflammatory bowel disease .

The Soviet Union had been by far the largest aid donor to Vietnam since the inception of the republic in 1976 .

Towards the end of the nineteenth century , it was acquired by Colonel R. W. Shipway , J.P.-the donor of Hogarth House to the public -- but in 1928 it was demolished .

The anonymous donor of a very large sum to a very worthy cause has his own reasons for wishing to remain anonymous , which are unlikely to be discreditable .

Japan was one of Laos 's most substantial aid donors , assistance having totalled 1,800 million yen in 1988 ( compared with 1,000 million yen in 1983 ) .

But brave dad Brendan has vowed not to give up hope and a Europe - wide search is still on to find a suitable donor for Caolan .

The blood transfusion brought colour to my face and I am deeply indebted to some anonymous donor .

Aisling Barnett , who had a liver transplant after a television appeal for a donor , was on a ventilator machine at King 's College Hospital , London , after developing an infection .

She and her boyfriend have had their future planned for some time : they want to start farming in a nearby village , where they also intend to build a bungalow . 

Dryden spent his £13,000 redundancy money on the plot of land where he illegally built the bungalow . 

He 'd only just retired , and they 'd built a beautiful bungalow . " 

He says it 'd be devastating -- we built the bungalow just 6 years ago and I 've built the farm up over the years and now it 's all going to go under water . 

Plans to build three bungalows at Village Farm , Trimdon , have been refused . 

His name was Fred Paxford , and he lived in a small wooden bungalow on the other side of the brick kilns . 

The couple had lived at the bungalow since 1938 , but were rarely seen in later years . 

Therefore , someone who lives in a bungalow and has lived in a high radon area since birth is the most likely person to suffer . 

Paul lives in a tiny bungalow , and had kept marine fish in a four foot tank for several years . 

She lived in a bungalow provided for her and at the time of Mr Farrington 's death was receiving £2.50 per week for her services and paying £1.50 a week inclusive of rates for the bungalow . 

They expect to sell to a developer and move into a modern bungalow on 13 acres less than a mile away . 

Some months earlier he , my step-mother and I had moved into a bungalow at 1122 Henleaze Avenue . 

However , a couple of days later I moved into my bungalow and it was quite a job . 

Then we moved to a bungalow , marginally out of sight of the rugged coastline . 

The 3-bedroomed bungalow is built of pre-cast concrete and is described as a modest family home . 

More than 600 people were evacuated from their homes in Norfolk and eight bungalows collapsed after the sea washed away their foundations . 

CAR firms including Ford , Vauxhall and Peugeot are having urgent talks with insurers over the soaring cost of premiums on many of their high performance models .

An opposition communiqué released on May 20 , however , expressed a willingness to hold talks with the government in order to pave the way for a return to democracy .

Nguyen Duy Nien , the Vietnamese Deputy Foreign Minister , held talks with senior Chinese leaders in Beijing on Aug. 8-10 .

` The talks between a French envoy and a Scottish monarch are hardly a matter for an envoy of King Edward of England ! "

He said the bilateral talks between Britain and America had broken down just before Christmas , when the BA /U.S .

THE TIMEX dispute in Dundee remained deadlocked last night after a day of talks between union officials and management .

Unsuccessful talks between naval commanders in Sevastopol on April 8 ended , according to Russia 's Radio , with the emergence of serious disagreements .

The international mediator Lord Owen said yesterday that talks between the Croatian government and Serbs would begin at the United Nations next week in an effort to renew a peace agreement blown apart in recent fighting .

Face-to-face talks on Aug. 12-14 between Denktash and Vassiliou failed to produce either the initialling of a draft agreement or approval of a map illustrating proposals for territorial adjustments .

Behind the scenes talks about a coalition programme were initiated and the party " managers met to share out the candidatures for the projected election .

The Health Authority has agreed to hold further talks about regrading and pay .

His speech emphasized the importance of the third stage of multilateral talks on regional issues .

On June 6 President Traore of Mali made a brief visit to Nouakchott and held talks with Taya on issues relating to the dispute with Senegal .

The Sino-British talks on Patten 's plan to broaden democracy in Hong Kong before it reverts to Chinese rule in 1997 have dragged on since April with little hint of progress .

THE Government is determined to resume inter-party talks on Northern Ireland 's future as soon as possible , political affairs Minister Michael Ancram has declared .

Vietnam and China held talks in Beijing on Oct. 12-17 aimed at settling outstanding border and territorial disputes , the first such talks to be held since the normalization of relations in November 1991 .

The announcement followed talks in Tehran on Oct. 10-14 between the Iraqi Deputy Foreign Minister , Wisma al-Zahawi , and his Iranian counterpart , Manuschehr Motaki .

Four-way talks in Toronto on May 13th-14th , where America and the EC were joined by Canada and Japan , left the habitually optimistic Sir Leon remarking that ` we are now in top gear .

Rafsanjani interrupted his visit to Syria on April 28 to hold talks in Lebanon with leaders of Hezbollah concerning Western hostages held in Lebanon .

A fourth round of Indo-Pakistan talks at foreign secretary level took place in New Delhi on April 4-6 , concerned with confidence-building measures .

Marshal Shaposhnikov said Russia 's Foreign Minister would be asked to open talks with the Ukrainian leadership on handing over part of the 300-ship fleet to Ukraine for a coastal defence force .

He held talks with his Italian counterpart , Giulio Andreotti , and was received on Oct. 20 at the Vatican by Pope John Paul II .

BUS company officials are to travel to London this week for high-level talks with a Government minister about their firm 's future .

During his visit Dimitrov held talks with his Turkish counterpart , Suleyman Demirel .

Leakey added that elephant populations had not yet recovered sufficiently to allow trade to resume , but predicted that talks with pro-trading states would continue .

China has agreed to resume talks with Britain over the future of Hong Kong .

Chechnia and Tatarstan , constituent republics of the RF demanding independent status , continued their talks with RF representatives during September .

The longstanding dispute was resolved following talks in Rome between Albanian and UK officials .

It follows talks on Saturday between President de Klerk and Nelson Mandela .

This follows recent talks between Mr Babangida and Mr Clarence Makwetu , PAC leader .

Vieira paid an official visit to France on May 20-22 , 1990 , during which he held talks with President Mitterrand on Guinea-Bissau 's border dispute with Senegal .

Johnnie Corns held talks on defence co-operation with senior defence officials in New Delhi on Oct. 27 .

Towards this end Nakayama held a round of talks with the visiting Cambodian Premier , Hun Sen , on June 13 .

The Arab-Israeli peace talks have been suspended since Israel deported the 415 Palestinians from the occupied West Bank and Gaza to south Lebanon .

The collapse of international trade talks between the EC and the United States will be more grist to their mill .

Those humble seeds were the sticking point in negotiations between the US and EC which led to Washington walking out of the Gatt trade talks in Chicago this week .

To seize it he must not let Mr Kaifu get all the credit if the trade talks succeed .

Bilateral talks on fishing quotas off Newfoundland were scheduled for early July in Ottawa , Canada .

The prospects of multilateral talks on Afghanistan including the Great Powers became dim .

had talks , round table talks at Stormant this year and John Major hardly ever appeared , he stayed in Strasbourg .

In the EC member states agriculture was heavily subsidized through the common agricultural policy , and their reluctance to contemplate the phasing out of subsidies had deadlocked the GATT talks and threatened a major trade war .

London will pave the way for a re-opening of political talks on Northern Ireland .

THE shadow of loyalist paramilitary killings today hung over the latest Anglo-Irish talks in London as Ministers struggled to chart a fresh path to political talks .

Gabellah speaks confidently of the faith and unanimity of his men as they prepare for the constitutional talks .

The next step will be a round of preliminary talks between the Egyptian and Israeli Foreign Ministers and Mr Baker to be held in Washington early next month .

Mothopeng argued that only armed force could end minority rule in South Africa and condemned the ANC for entering into exploratory talks with a regime which the PAC refused to recognize .

Informal talks were held with the Social Democrats in June 1989 with the 1990 elections in mind , a recognition in itself that the Green pragmatists were in the ascendant and the Marxist regionalists on the wane .

The US and Soviet delegations held four sessions of formal talks on May 31 and June 1 .

THE world 's strongest nuclear power , America , is to open formal talks with the world 's most worrisome nuclear renegade , North Korea , in New York on June 2nd .

Following the meeting Mann said that Shekhar had agreed to hold direct talks with militant leaders .

Indeed , a similar interpretation was put forward by President de Klerk yesterday when he said that there had been no firm agreement on power-sharing and stressed the need for the resumption of multi-party talks .

Economic affairs were high on the agenda during talks with President Gorbachev on May 14 ; at the start of 1989 Mongolia owed the Soviet Union in excess of US$15,500 million .

Maloney and Duva are presently having talks with Morrison 's promoter Bob Arum and manager Bill Cayton about the new WBO champion appearing on the Cardiff bill .

His talks with Prime Minister John Major focused on bilateral relations and relations between Israel and the European Communities ( EC ) .

After the first day , his manner had thawed , and , no doubt refreshed by his dip in the river , he was in good enough spirits when I had my talk with him .

James and Joan had three sons , one of whom became a major in Charles II's army and drowned in the river at Pershore . 

The two rafts will set off down the river at ten o'clock , each holding eight plus a guide . 

Sixty nine year old Thomas Weeitch , from London , was sitting by the river at Henley on Thames . 

In that year hostile natives attacked the village of Praporshchikovo on the Irtysh river between the last forpost , Ubinsk , and Ust-Kamenogorsk . 

Every year , countless agonising deaths occur through the pollution of rivers from factories or oil spillages at sea . 

There is chemical pollution discharged into rivers from factories and chemical plants , which clogs up the rivers with toxic substances and adds to the filth in the seas . 

There was extensive trading in coal , which was brought up the river from Yarmouth , and the rich tracts of land surrounding the town produced a considerable quantity of corn , particularly barley . 

Attempts to straighten out the Lang Lang river in Australia between 1920 and 1923 caused a series of cuts into the bank , which progressed rapidly upstream and destroyed seven bridges . 

The flow of the Darenth river in Kent is to be restored at a cost of £12 million . 

The main problem for engineers was the location of underground rivers in the area , and more than 300 columns had to be put in to support the shopping centre . 

For the last century the Tay has been known not only as the largest , but also arguably as the best salmon river in Britain . 

A BOY of four drowned yesterday after being swept three miles down a flooded river near Ammanford , West Wales . 

There had been a case in Australia , back in 1933 , when a body was found in a river near Wagga Wagga . 

I had taken a day off from my work , and I was doing a little gentle fishing in a river near Leithen 's house . 

In the 1980s nitrate doubled in the lakes and rivers of southern Norway and ammonium increased . 

Reeling over a savage blow Writer Chapman Pincher marvels at the wonderful salmon rivers of Scotland -- but he is outraged by their depletion because of English drift-netting . 

He was a boy again , leaping from a rock into one of the sweet rivers of Yorkshire . 

The treatment station , for Alco Waste Management , is to be built alongside the river on Carlisle 's Willowholme Industrial Estate . 

Laleham Healthcare Plc pleaded guilty to the charge of polluting the river on September 19th . 

The levees of the former rivers through the Fens are now marked by raised banks , or roddons , which have been favoured settlement sites due to their comparative dryness . 

Fisheries ' records show that 22 Welsh salmon rivers declined between the periods 1966-75 and 1976-85 . 

There , it percolates down through the rocks into aquifers ( underground water reserves ) , or flows as surface rivers back into the sea , propelled by the Earth 's gravity . 

Nor can the elvers have any memory of the smell of fresh water rivers , as salmon have , for none of them have been in one . 

It was wild countryside , steep hills and grassy plateaux , scarred and gashed by steel-grey rocks and rapid , frothing rivers which tumbled down the hillside . 

For the next few hours , I walked in and out of Sligo , beside the swollen , roaring river , its many weirs , ruined mills and unexpected bridges . 

Its mountain ranges , winding rivers , lush farmland and native bush sparkle beneath cloud-filled skies . 

She lived in Putney , in a flat at the top of a mansion block overlooking the river . 

At up to £35 a kilo , they are now too expensive to eat and are bought for restocking rivers with edible eel in Europe and elsewhere . 

Well , the main theory was that she fell into the river on one of her walks . 

The Yellow Sword , Xiphophorus clemenciae is quite rare at this site but can be found in many rivers throughout this remote part of Mexico . 

Lakes and rivers in heavily farmed counties such as Cavan have long suffered from irresponsible dumping by farmers . 

` At this point , they had been on the river for nearly three months , " he says , pulling lavishly at the bottle . 

From here , the River Almond Walkway extends alongside the river to Braepark and Cramond Brig . 

` I 'd like to ford the river before dark if it wo n't inconvenience your ladyship too greatly . " 

She and Spike journeyed down the river until they arrived at the space station . 

The following day we set off to walk the Clear Creek trail which winds along the Colorado river , following a high gritstone outcrop about 1,640′ above it . 

Plans to dam Colorado 's South Platte river have finally been vetoed by the Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA ) . 

But the alternative of taking our clothes off on this nippy morning , and wading across a fast-flowing , icy river with our clothes on our heads , was not an attractive one . 

The fish comes from fast-flowing rivers in China and grows to a large size . 

Close your eyes and listen to the music of a running stream , flowing river , waterfall or the waves of the sea . 

Whatever the weather British valleys provide a stunning variety of walking -- whether you choose to follow the course of a fast flowing stream or a broad meandering river . 

Lead on said her father , and he lead the way till they came to the flowing river . 

After an eventful passage down the frozen Volga river she arrived in Georgia at Tiflis ( Tbilisi ) in April 1840 . 

It is a long way from the dark pine forests and the frozen rivers of northern Europe to the sun-baked sands of Arabia . 

I am fortunate to live in a beautiful mill that spans one of the great chalk rivers of Hampshire , the Itchen . 

Where the great rivers of molten lava had flowed in the distant past was now a jumbled mass of solidified rock-like structures which sometimes stretched for many kilometres . 

The Great River swept sluggishly through meads that were aflame with buttercups and dotted with the last patches of melting snow . 

The Radcliffes lived at Dilston Hall , by Devil Water , a tributary of the Tyne that joins the main river near Hexham . 

In general , in the authority 's industrialized areas the emphasis in pollution control is on cleaning up heavily polluted rivers . 

It would cut off electricity supplies to large parts of the South and cause flooding of polluted rivers and creeks which would then contaminate the entire region . 

A treaty stipulating that one of central Europe 's most polluted rivers be cleaned up has been signed by officials from Germany , Czechoslovakia and the European Community . 

Cross the river by the footbridge and turn left along the track by the river . 

Detouring a little , we crossed over the alder-fringed river by footbridge . 

If they turn all their power on Forteviot , we either have to do nothing or cross the river ourselves and give battle . 

In the south the route follows the River Wharfe , going on to follow the River Dee and River Lune before finishing up at Lake Windermere . 

Following the river , it is almost 1,000 miles from Wadi Halfa to Khartoum while as the crow flies it is less than 500 . 

` Because everybody goes and jumps in the river is no reason why we have to go and jump in the same river . " 

He was dead when he went into the river -- no trace of river water in the lungs . 

We are also supposed to be going for a trip down the Whanpoa river to the mouth of the Yangtze , in the company of some other foreign teachers who work here . 

Without forests and ground cover , the rain simply runs off into the rivers . 

` I thought we could run up the river as far as Richmond or Kew , " he said , changing the subject abruptly . 

We swam in the chilly river of the Titou Gorge where it winds through caverns underground . 

Though she had swum the river on her own , she obviously was not going to risk it with her family . 

He ran all the way to the bottom of the garden and pointed to a duck that was swimming in the river . 

I take my combination tackle bag and seat and walk carefully towards the river , then place the seat near to the water but behind the cover of a hawthorn bush . 

She moved away , walking beside the river , but she could hear footsteps behind her in the grass , and felt love all around her , like perfume in the air . 

It 's nice to be able to walk by the river and walk through the buildings and greenhouses . 

Where the river flows past the southern edge of the rim wall there is a settlement called Talagaad and a deep harbour . 

At present , the Acheloos river flows west from the Pindos Mountains into the Ionian Sea . 

A river ran through it , wearing down the gravel and making mud into which aircraft , especially aircraft loaded with weapons , tended to sink . 

Apparently there must have been very heavy rain higher up the dale because there had been some flooding and the river was running very fast . 

Up in the mountain , the Bible belt was drenched and from my window I can see the river running strongly as a result . 

The concession that the proposed Independent Television Commission can reject the highest bid in ` exceptional circumstances " is seen as a recipe for protracted court challenges . 

For example , the employees who reject their manager 's ultimatum and vote for industrial action have withdrawn their concession that the manager can control their behaviour . 

Hand-loom weaving has always been considered a male artisan activity , with the concession that wives from time to time might assist their husbands at the cottage loom . 

Edward still prevaricated , but at the Parliament of March 1299 the magnates extorted further concessions by the threat of armed force . 

The assistant recorder held that he had been so committed notwithstanding ( so it is said ) an express concession by the prosecution that he had not . 

Concessions by the government on the release of political prisoners and the return of exiles were also announced [ see p. 37642 ] . 

In Sri Lanka Sinhalese-Buddhist cultural nationalism was linked with other grievances and was sometimes expressed through rioting , but in the absence of élite leadership it was not channelled into demands for constitutional concessions from the British . 

He secured his most spectacular coup in 1872 when he won a concession from the shah of Persia covering the exploitation of all industrial and mineral rights . 

Key members accused the MPs of being so caught up in the technical arguments and the prospect of winning one concession from the Government after a barren frustrating decade that they lost sight of the big picture . 

The head of the Bonn Chancellery , Rudolf Seiters , said the West German government had made it clear that it could not make any concessions regarding its embassies in other countries and that no East German would be turned away from any West German mission abroad . 

Those three points are bound to be read as concessions to public opinion , given a series of weekend polls putting Labour as far as 11 points ahead of the Conservatives . 

But Israel , a Kuwait-sized country , will make no concessions to an Arab world led by a victorious Saddam Hussein . 

On the other hand , you may be looking for video material which gives your students the experience of listening to speech against background noise , coming from speakers who are making no concessions to their listeners . 

Mr Shamir said he would stick to his promise not to make concessions to the Palestinians over the occupied territories . 

Any cheers that met his statement -- which was not heard in silence -- were not for the General-Secretary but for his concessions . 

The fact that the government was willing to sign a new peace agreement was its concession . 

De Klerk said that the ANC 's concessions were linked to further releases of political prisoners and the right of exiled dissidents to return . 

He flew to Japan ion search of trade concessions and amazed the world with his rendition of that old favourite , If You Spewed Sushi Like I Spewed Sushi . 

Suddenly Perdita had a vision of Daisy , kind , scatty , busty , in her awful clothes , constantly making concessions , whom she had n't written to since she 'd arrived . 

But the financial burden of the war with France compelled John to make much more sweeping concessions . 

Mr David Hunt , the Local Government Minister , tried this week to blunt some of the anger in the business world by announcing a small concession in arrangements to ease the rate 's introduction . 

South Korea made an eleventh hour concession on Aug. 12 by suggesting that the North might be permitted to select only those whom it wished to receive from the 61,000 names on the list . 

US representatives rejected any new " global " talks unless the EC made specific concessions on agriculture . 

He has often shown himself ready to make concessions when faced with genuine mass discontent . 

The Association found that for the first time the municipal government was taking its demands seriously and was prepared to make concessions which would effectively improve working conditions . 

Despite the continued indifference of the Labour Party the Communists had made many concessions aimed at attracting support from Labour members . 

Kendal was known for ermines , coatings , duffel , blankets and much more , including a prosperous stocking trade . 

We will look first at some of the common-sense conceptions they have of police work and their role as policemen and women . 

It is , however , questionable whether Manne 's ` negative " insider dealing conception ( that is , not selling on the basis of inside information ) is a dominant or even significant means of insider dealing . 

Innovation is the hard work that follows idea conceptions and usually involves the labor of many people with varied , yet complementary , skills . 

If quantification is risky , it does at least seem that the two-class , middle/ working conception is quite deeply rooted in popular ideology . 

Whether the conception and practice of antislavery organisation and methods expanded resources for change in English political culture should then become clearer . 

She looks first at how the present conceptions and practices of philosophy might admit of different points of view at all . 

` There was no conception of opening up a capacity for you to do things for yourself . 

The investigations of the psychologist , Jean Piaget , into the child 's conception of thinking , are interesting in this connection . 

He regarded their answers as evidence of an increasing sophistication in the conception of thinking as the children got older . 

For Beccaria 's conception of punishing purely in proportion to harm done failed to distinguish between ` crimes " committed intentionally , under duress or provocation , or even by accident . 

The national legal rule must satisfy the autonomous European conception of being certain and ascertainable . 

Such ideals were grandiose both in their conception and in relation to the practicalities of post-war reconstruction . 

In Oakeshott 's conception philosophy is a radical undertaking ; it requires the renunciation of anything less than an absolutely coherent world of experience . 

The delight you must experience in the constant change of scene and the daily occurrences of so many objects of the highest interest is beyond our conception …

I am not mad , most noble Festus , but in sober sadness I have suffered this day more bodily pain than I had before a conception of . 

In the above passage Bukharin exposed the confusion within Preobrazhensky 's conception of ` primitive socialist accumulation " . 

In order to substantiate my remarks on site-specificity , I will retrace some of the thoughts that led to the conception of ` Weight and Measure " at the Tate . 

If we had the given conception of " now-they-work-and-now-they-don't " circumstances , we presumably would also have an idea along these lines that might be reported . 

Many linguists would place the conception of " an agreed complete description of English " in the realms of fancy . 

By the end of the inter-war period , a very different relationship to conceptions of " language " had been forged within the Review 's pages . 

The general conception of ` good primary practice " was a consistent one , with the generation of a ` quality learning environment " accorded high priority . 

That case well illustrates the dangers of conceptions such as ` likelihood " that an event will or will not occur . 

As a result the change in atmosphere , in tactics and in the whole conception of " Unity " in the second half of the decade was spectacular . 

But competing with the conception of the other person 's thoughts is the child 's own knowledge of the location of the coin . 

A broader conception of discretion should include a knowledge about the interactional skills appropriate to the different types of encounter between police and public . 

Second , and as a result , supporters of different conceptions of the good will follow different routes in arguing for the doctrine of justice . 

The real competition , the old-style conception of the battle for survival , may have taken place , if it took place at all , between the plants that provided the reptiles with their food . 

Their attitudes to teaching and their conceptions of the effects of classroom activities are taken into account . 

How does the analysis of society into related Practices affect our conception of what is included in economic practice ? 

It favoured a more voluntaristic conception of human action -- a need to see human beings fighting back against an oppressive state , and capable of making things happen . 

For present purposes family behaviour is identified as personal ; however the conception of the personal is broader than , and does not necessarily involve , the family . 

Amongst them all , there is no conception of the ` normal " exuberant delinquency characteristic of males . 

But its conception of the international economy is different from that of world-system theories because it sees it as created and conditioned by the rivalry between different nation-states . 

In the Management Matrix model there is an even broader conception of the range of decisions calling for specialization and delegation . 

The point at issue is that both sets of disciplines tend to have different conceptions about the domain and status of proof in the pursuit of knowledge . 

The paper is much more tentative because some of it is based on evidence which has not always been gathered from studies designed specifically to elicit people 's conceptions in the mind . 

In a study of management development some colleagues and I had an opportunity to identify some conceptions in the minds of managers about management ( Lawrence , et al. , 1975 ) . 

Few poets have ` chosen to exhibit the beauty of their conceptions in its naked truth and splendour " . 

The drive towards integration upset British conceptions about its relationship with Europe . 

Frequently , Kirov wondered if his Western contacts had the faintest conception of how difficult his work was , under the vastly different circumstances which prevailed in the two societies . 

Our conception of how language relates to reality is such that we can not see ` I like Auntie Kate " as itself a bit of Auntie-Kate-liking behaviour . 

What was the relationship between different reformers ' conceptions of how to bring about change and the methods adopted by the antislavery movement ? 

We do not have a conception of how reality is with which to compare our opinions . 

In part , this failure to interrogate the issue of output is a reflection of Bell 's conception of how societies change and how they are organized . 

I wanted to get out without any conception of where I was going . 

I could n't imagine myself making my children happy , having no conception of how to go about it . 

Like many great villains , Daine must have no conception of how ludicrous he appeared much of the time . 

There will also be concern with teachers ' conceptions of how pupils influence both those goals and the actions taken to achieve them . 

` It encouraged drivers to limit their drinking because there might have been the conception that you could n't tell people not to drink at all , " says the DoT spokesman . 

It would tie down a lot of troops and would also give Phnom Penh the opportunity to raise international alarm at the spectre of the return of the Khmer Rouge . 

She did n't respond to allopathic painkillers , developed vomiting and diarrhoea and then had a good response to Arsenicum Album LM4 but having recovered from the acute was experiencing some return of anxiety symptoms . 

Throughout 1895 the attack on the ` sex mania " of the new fiction developed , marking the ` return of the Philistines " . 

On that ground he dismissed the father 's application for the return of the child . 

` I hold you responsible , Master Shallot , you and Master Daunbey , for the return of my book from Abbe Gerard . 

In March 1943 the Prime Minister broadcast on the theme of a Four Year Plan for peace , and announced the government 's intention to plan to prevent the return of mass unemployment after the war . 

The general election which should have come by 1940 seemed unlikely to lead to the return of a majority Labour government but it was postponed because of the declaration of war on 3 September 1939 . 

Gordon Strachan 's return after injury left no place for Rocastle who was not even named among the substitutes . 

As for the attack , England would benefit from Neil Foster 's return after a four-year absence if only they can be convinced of his fitness . 

Whatever the intended meaning of those words , there is strong evidence in the New Testament that many of the early Christians expected the Lord 's return at any moment . 

I walked back to my hotel , where I found the proprietress up and about , inclined to be censorious of my return at daylight , still in my best party dress . 

Life at Willesden looked more promising on Charles 's return from a detailed tour of his territory . 

In the event delivery was not made until early September and a strong letter of complaint from a dissatisfied Northern Ireland customer greeted Jim Dalliton upon his return from holiday . 

Villa are currently fourth in the table , but with Bryan Robson making his long-awaited return from injury today , Atkinson warned : ` Robbo will be a great influence on United . 

On his return from America -- with presents of nylons , and other goods still in short supply in England , for friends -- he continued with his usual round of private and business engagements . 

As she waited for Lally 's return from the bathroom , Nicandra sat on the thick rag hearthrug that Nannie had made . 

Nevertheless , though the dates may fairly safely be disregarded , Ismail Belig seems right in suggesting that Molla Fenari received first the muderrislik on his return from Egypt and then , later , the kadilik of Bursa . 

It is not impossible , for example , that Abdulkerim and Molla Arab served successively as Mufti in the years between Fahreddin Acemi 's death and Molla Husrev 's return from Bursa . 

President Yeltsin overruled their objections on his return from holiday , and refused to accept Saburov 's resignation in protest . 

Following his return from exile on April 12 , former President James Mancham , ousted in a coup in 1977 , met with President France-Albert René on April 21 . 

Venables said that it had been the intention to make the decision public on Shreeves 's return from Bucharest next Thursday . 

David Platt 's return from world cup stage to Wembley stage is likely to be spoilt by a knee injury . 

Through therapy , teaching and psychological help , some patients are eventually rehabilitated for their return into society . 

I would much rather see a return to the carefree approach by the like of Ballesteros and Lyle . 

THE house-builder , Trencherwood , expects to see a gradual return to profitability during 1994 , its chairman , John Norgate , said yesterday . 

Attacked as irresponsible by the conservative opposition but welcomed by the Australian Council of Trade Unions which pledged to contain wage pressure , the programme marked a return towards the ALP 's traditional Keynesianism after years of economic liberalization and rationalization begun in 1983 when Keating was Treasurer under Hawke . 

On his return Churchill had to endure several difficult Cabinet meetings , and threats of resignation from Salisbury and Crookshank . 

On her return , she travelled to Harrogate for special coaching with international player David Pearson , in preparation for the World Junior Championships to be held in Malaysia in July . 

The Temples of Hatour and Seti I , Ramses II and the Osireion may be seen before the return by boat to Luxor . 

We look forward to their return in the autumn , their enthusiasm renewed ready to tackle whatever lies ahead . 

The return to ` free markets " by 1955 is generally viewed as permissive in the sense that it resulted from the removal of the remainder of war and postwar restrictions . 

Above all , the water companies may pass on to their customers any new costs caused by changes in environmental regulations .

They were not , however , fully tenanted , perhaps because the ` stringent regulations as to the hours of closing and constant supervision '' discouraged the single women for whom they were intended .

Because of their position and duties the priests are subject to particularly stringent regulations on ritual purity .

The prototype Series F first flew in May 69 and was certified on 20 Jan 70 , becoming the first executive jet to meet the U.S. FAR Part 36 stringent anti-noise regulations .

As a result of more stringent regulations on atmospheric pollution , new measures had to be taken to ensure the safety of the company 's employees and also of the surrounding environment .

It may also be possible to claim damages against a local authority for negligently failing to ensure that construction work complied with the relevant building regulations .

Public right of passage by bicycle is permitted on cycle tracks ( usually specially designated and signposted ) , and generally on road carriageways ( except where subject to motorway , special road or specific traffic regulation orders prohibiting bicycle use ) .

For example , estimates for the implicit marginal social benefit from saving life in the UK range from 20 million in the case of building regulations introduced after the Ronan Point disaster to 50 for a rarely used test in pregnant women that might prevent some still-births .

Under the Public Health Acts building regulations have been imposed which cover the quality of materials and procedures to be followed during construction .

To comply with strict building regulations , a discreet garden shed was required .

The building regulations of the Department of the Environment suggest a number of ways of doing this .

As there is no provision either for fully protecting the interests of fund members , the Government 's proposed regulation on self-investment is irrelevant to what has been revealed in respect of the MGN pension fund .

Each garment had to conform to regulations on yardage and use of approved materials .

The Community avoids the approach of harmonising all aspects of licensing and regulation of the conduct of business , but instead establishes essential standards .

That the local priests continued to play a significant part in the regulation of local sexual morality from the beginning of the state is shown by accounts of ` boy meets girl '' from the 1920s .

The American people , struggling to adjust to mew ways of thought and to a novel technology , also faced a different sort of experiment in Federal government regulation of their drinking habits .

The UK has an open and flexible labour market with little governmental regulation of the occupations at this level and this has certain benefits to the UK economy .

Legislation will be introduced to reinforce the regulation of privatised utilities .

The regulation of population density can only be a consequence of migration , not the reason why natural selection causes the habit to evolve .

They come amid rumblings of new strikes in several key sectors , after disruption which has already cost 5 million lost working days this year , and production shortfalls of billions of roubles . 

Bonn can plainly not afford the political price of continuing to shore up the German Democratic Republic with billions of Deutsche Marks unless in return for genuine reform . 

Mrs Thatcher has reacted angrily to the surprise decision by the US Secretary of Defence , Mr Dick Cheney , to slash billions of dollars and seek a 3 per cent cut in the 1991 defence budget . 

It is probably a wise precaution in view of allegations that the couple stole billions of dollars from their country . 

The lower interest rates now arriving will in themselves save the Exchequer many billions of pounds and save the taxpayer many pence on the rate of income tax . 

The deputies , many from the old communist establishment of factory and farm managers , took fright at the prospect of losing billions of pounds of Western aid , which was conditional on continuing reform . 

All living things on Earth are composed of cells sometimes just a single cell , but sometimes ( as in dogs , humans , or oak trees ) containing billions of cells . 

It is a true , international standard ; its importance to the industry is worth billions of dollars in the US . 

Oxygen travels by means of billions of collisions of gas particles , a process that would be too slow if the molecules had to travel more than a fraction of an inch . 

Of course , we could scatter many billions of spores , thereby reducing the odds , but even so the possibility of even one of them encountering a suitable receiving planet anywhere in the Universe is vanishingly small . 

Moreover , because of the inexorable force of gravity , in due course — over many billions of years — the entire galaxy must be consumed … if these ideas are correct . 

TOP companies legally dump billions of tons of poisonous chemicals into rivers supplying drinking water , a report revealed yesterday . 

It 's actually mostly made up of the skeletons of billions of tiny sea creatures . 

But with many of the world 's airlines collectively losing billions of dollars , that is unlikely to stall the Israeli government 's hopes to privatise the airline within a year . 

Yet fixing them will cost billions of dollars that local politicians can not raise from taxes . 

Formula One is very big business , attracting billions of viewers and multinational sponsors . 

The animals and insects that were wiped out when billions of acres of forest and moorland were turned over to single crop , factory , fir tree farming . 

With 127 million employees plus billions of consumers , the fast-growing industry is ` up to its eyeballs in people " who can influence as well as be influenced . 

It is rather ironic that we continue to run down our coal industry and sterilise billions of tonnes of coal . 

The report warns that stopping the dumping will cost billions of dollars . 

And biological means of treating pollution are routinely used in modern sewage works , where billions of bacteria -- admittedly cosseted in concrete tubs and so protected from the ravages of the natural environment -- busily consume waste . 

But Hong Kong officials say any further delay would add billions to the £14 billion cost . 

In grasses , for instance , it 's not the ovule that is dispersed by the billions on the wind , it is the pollen . 

At ridges in the mid-oceans molten rock rises from the mantle below the crust and spreads out on either side to form new ocean floor . 

Standing astride the Cat 's Back ridge in the Black Mountains with valleys on three sides it 's impossible for your spirits not to soar with the buzzards flying high overhead . 

This is the capital of the region , with gentle sloping hills , beech forests and wooded ridges in the background . 

The head of Loch Duich is in view backed by the Kintail ridge of Five Sisters and the Saddle with its satellites . 

Our house backed on to Cefn Leyshon , part of the ridge of Mynydd Eglwysilian that separated us from Senghenydd . 

In exchange I had a view over the wide , flat-bottomed valley , a view that dissolved into the fish-fin ridge on the far side . 

DOUG Scott , 50 this year , leaves for Nanga Parbat this month to attempt the eight mile Mazeno Ridge on the 8,125 peak . 

The first two phases of the attack , on 26 and 30 October , along the ridges on either side of the Ravebeek Valley , made solid progress . 

The two-mile ridge on which both Panshanger and Maran Hill stood was composed entirely of the same mixture , locally known as ` hoggin . " 

The Telford church is a suitable place to start and you can just angle up the hillside to gain the ridge to Creag Ruadh , the red crag , a good first viewpoint . 

From Acharacle , the A.861 climbs over a low ridge to Salen , a village on the shore of Loch Sunart , reaching it through a pleasant woodland and between ditches of yellow flag iris . 

The tunnel is a novelty : three kilometres of roadway underneath the frontier ridge . 

Basalts form the entire oceanic crust of the Earth , and all of this basalt originates in the same way , from the melting of rocks in the upper part of the mantle , underneath the ocean ridges . 

Climbing pressure ridges formed by ancient blocks of ice the size of Yorkshire grinding together , he decided to ditch his skis . 

The descent of a complex rock ridge which you have not previously climbed poses special problems . 

The formation of sand ridges is by a somewhat different process . 

The surface area of a plate is reduced at a subduction zone whereas it is increased along a spreading ridge . 

Each of these areas of continental lithosphere are thought to have overridden regions of hot asthenosphere associated with former mid-oceanic spreading ridges . 

At one time the tide , before it was checked , had reached the railway station at Chattancourt and was lapping around the very foot of the Bois Bourrus ridge . 

A saving grace is the stone wall nearby that adorns the eight-mile ridge between Dent and Ireby , a monumental task undertaken by rough men long before the coming of trade unions . 

A highly significant addition during this time was an underwater ridge from the eastern Pacific ; after accretion it pulled apart to form the San Andreas Fault now a few miles inland from the coast . 

This concerns the challenge and rewards encountered by a Glaswegian probationary youth tackling the Aonach Eagach ridge as his first trip into the hills . 

It is flanked by a dramatic ridge of mountains to the south , white-clad needle points that are silhouetted against the blue sky . 

Many have suggested that the rise of a new median ridge within an oceanic basin might well be enough to flood great areas of continents . 

Inland from the algal ridge there is often a shallow gutter , the origin of which presents a problem . 

Climbing quickly , Bonington and Gordon reached the North Col on May 18 in fine weather and scoured the clearly visible North-East ridge . 

Starting early , I traverse the long ridge of hills that separates me from Isafjördur , arriving late in the afternoon . 

Turn left along this lane ; a signpost points the way to Norber , a long limestone ridge forming the north-western skyline . 

The long desert ridges above the far bank looked like petrified pink brocade . 

The mid-ocean spreading ridge was shown to be a ` tape recorder " for the planet 's magnetic pole reversals . 

So you can get calcium carbonate deposits for example , on the top of isolated sea mounts or mid-ocean ridges . 

Magmas erupted at mid-ocean ridges are derived from the upper mantle . 

The trees and mountain ridges have a magnificent stark beauty . 

From Trondheim we went over the mountain ridge and the border into Sweden . 

Post mortem examinations are being carried out on the two bodies found yesterday at the foot of a mountain ridge on the Isle of Skye . 

Another distinct path leads north-westwards from the summit across the highest ridge in England -- a stone-strewn crest including Broad Crag , Ill Crag and Great End . 

When the alarm dragged us from our dreams on September 3 last year we were one night 's work from the summit ridge -- just 12 hours from the top of Ultar . 

There is a dusting of snow in Cwm Glas Mawr and above , while clouds have just rolled back from the summit ridge . 

I stay local for a night , then climb the ridge above the far side of the fjord , making for Hestöfjordur and a view of the big glacier . 

Follow the path as in the main route between Red Bank and Dow Bank and continue over the ridge until you reach the road leading to Grasmere ( 2 miles ) . 

Continue along the ridge for another two miles on grassy tracks . 

Continuing up the easy gradient of the ridge we made frequent stops to admire the icy crest and fearsome north west face of Chamlang , soaring skywards . 

This is the start of the walkers ' way to the Falls of Glomach , first up a forest road to cross a ridge and then gradually declining to the top of the waterfall . 

In the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia , the Burgess Pass crosses a ridge between two high snowy peaks . 

From the summit head south along the broad path which follows the summit ridge . 

It continues through Knightwick and follows the limestone ridge of the Suckley Hills to Longley Green . 

The river was in splendid panoramic form , curving gently away upstream and down , followed by the high ridge of the eastern desert . 

Beyond , the huge sea cliffs of the northern edge of Heimæy form a sharp ridge that offers an airy walk . 

Basalts are the rocks which are formed at mid-ocean ridges , and which make up the entire oceanic crust . 

Further , large waves of destructive type , although combing the beach down , may at the same time fling shingle up above high water mark and so form beach ridges . 

The Worcestershire Way starts on the sandstone ridge of Kinver Edge and then follows the River Severn from Upper Arley to Bewdley before crossing limestone ridges running north from the Malvern Hills to Malvern . 

Her hair needed washing and her legwarmers were in concertinas round her ankles . 

She was in her warmup kit of white tank top , running shorts , red legwarmers , and basketball shoes . 

Anthony Quinn performs the syrtáki dance ( in fact an amalgam of several different traditional dances ) , to the sound of the bouzoúki , a stringed guitar-type instrument that produces melodic , slightly metallic sounds .

The acoustics inside the tomb are very precise , exaggerating the sound of your approaching fellow visitors .

The goal of effective tinnitus management is not necessarily to mask or remove the patient 's physical perception of tinnitus sounds .

The current issue of a national magazine lists these warning signs : stain , unusual odor , the sound of broken glass or plastic .

and there came the very welcome sound of a camo-white Kiowa OH-58D91 , lobbing rockets into the treeline as it swooped down between the unseen pursuers and our heroes A MYAMP amp ; A .

When she fails to sell that house , she closes the shades and lets go with a naked wail -- it 's the sound of a vacuum crying to be filled -- then furiously slaps herself while sputtering , `` Shut up -- you 're weak -- shut up .

Anthony Quinn performs the syrtaki dance ( in fact , an amalgam of several different traditional dances ) to the sound of the bouzouki , a stringed-guitar instrument that produces melodic , slightly metallic sounds .

The nightingale Keats heard in a garden in May 1819 was not the music of poetry , but the sound of death , a siren call to suicide .

Its mockumentary premise : Three young filmmakers disappear while trekking through the woods of Maryland in search of a local witch ; a year later , their footage is found and presented as The Blair Witch Project . The trio get increasingly suspicious of each other as they hear eerie sounds in the night and find mysterious bundles of sticks hanging from trees , and by the end they 're running for their lives .

In the streets directly below the castle walls , you may well hear the sounds of craftsmen beating copper — from whom you can buy direct .

As for the sounds from other desks , use earplugs or the above-mentioned Walkman to drown out the sounds of celery .

In the nation 's capital , the sound you hear is of paper being shuffled .

Only after I had ferried my cart to the next aisle did I figure out what she meant : tsk tsk , that half-pitying , half-disapproving sound made by pressing the tongue against the upper palate and teeth and sucking in slightly .

At first I took it to be French because of its sound , but actually it comes from the Dean Martin song That 's Amore , which enjoyed enormous popularity here .

murmur , murmur , murmur , murmur '' -- we wake up , recognizing the sound of our own inner babble .

They order things more neatly in France here , for râle is both the name of the bird and the word for this agonized and agonizing sound .

It surely evolved from earlier use in more literal , straightforward contexts ( for instance , to describe the sound of an automobile engine or a musical performance ) and ultimately from the long-established and nonjudgmental phrase to make noises ( that is , to express oneself about something ) , a construction that happily accommodates all manner of adjectival prefixes .

Temperatures were so high in some of the deep mines that the ` tinners " had to be sprayed with cold water while they worked in the dark with candles fixed to their helmets . 

In the train he sat opposite me with his rifle across his knees and his steel helmet drowning his face . 

He was a mousy man : long thin strands of hair protruded erratically from under his steel helmet . 

His black hair curled under the edge of his helmet and fell to his eyes , and there was a gap between his teeth . 

Liessa reached up and removed her helmet , letting the coils of red hair tumble out . 

The two men looked small and vulnerable in their leather helmets , harnesses and bulky coats . 

Able to see by lights from their pit helmets , the trapped miners cut the pipe at their end of the blockage while their rescuers did the same , pumping through fresh air by fan . 

The shrapnel shot through Tom 's steel helmet and lodged in his temple during the epic fighting at Dunkirk . 

Chuck and Joseph were hunched on facing seats in the covered interior , their sun helmets touching the underside of the curved wooden roof . 

If force was ruled out as you say , why were 150 riot police equipped with riot helmets , shields and batons needed to remove 51 people , of whom 43 were women and children ? " 

In other well-fed , well-clad workers were tapping trees while friendly , attentive Frenchmen in sun helmets looked indulgently over their shoulders . 

Air-raid wardens in tin helmets watched the skies and silence descended on the empty streets . 

The mousy man had gone to sleep and a jolt from the train knocked his steel helmet off the rack onto his knees . 

It took only fifteen minutes before she was removing her bulbous black space helmet outside the house on avenue Foch . 

The crested helmet of the warrior gleamed in dawn sun and he turned and rode down on Tallis . 

The plane bumped to a halt , the engine coughed and died , and two figures in leather flying helmets swung out of the open cockpit and came towards them arm in arm . 

The princess removes her white crash helmet to chat to a fellow team member . 

Middlesbrough men John Rigg and Jim Stokes donned crash helmets and fire-proof overalls to take part in the Sealink Stena Challenge . 

Protective gloves and a safety helmet are worn to minimize injury . 

We were wearing wetsuits , helmets and lamps and carrying ex-army ammunition boxes that were watertight and into which had gone the cameras and flashguns we were going to use to photograph the mine . 

When he took off his dented helmet he proved to have bristly fair hair above a snub-nosed face . 

I played Knights with my brothers and sisters , wearing a suit of plastic armour and a helmet with a visor . 

In the struggle with Richard Bennett the officers ' helmets were knocked off and stolen by people in a crowd that gathered to watch . 

A multiplicity of small early termini was replaced in 1914 by Tokyo Central , a station so vast as to vie with Howrah in Calcutta , though other mainline termini , Ueno and Shinjuku , survived . 

Seeking to emulate him in every way , he decided he too would have a multiplicity of spouses . 

However , the multiplicity of parameters that can be recorded on a DFDR system have substantially eliminated the need to use complicated methods for extracting useful information from flight recorders . 

Diamond recognises that if , as adults , his sons go birdwatching in New Guinea , they will find the Central Highlands largely deforested , many wild species extinct , a multiplicity of human languages and customs forgotten . 

A community reveals itself gradually through a multiplicity of voices . 

Every American city had its multiplicity of freight stations , with more sidings , land , and staff lavished upon them than the greatest of the passenger terminals . 

A second feature which characterises German Romanesque churches is the dramatic skyline pattern created by the multiplicity of towers , cupolas and turrets . 

it will attempt to establish that there is one human history , with one truth and one intelligibility -- not by considering the material content of this history , but by demonstrating that a practical multiplicity , whatever it may be , must unceasingly totalise itself through interiorizing its multiplicity at all levels . 

Susan Suleiman points out , however , that Iser 's claim for the multiplicity of ` correct " readings is in fact not borne out by his readings themselves ( Suleiman 1980:24 , cit . 

But although there was a multiplicity of ( short ) railway systems in Venezuela , its relative lack of railway development matched its comparative economic backwardness . 

Is it not clear that the multiplicity of often overlapping self-regulating authorities are not adequately protecting the national interest ? 

Indeed Anglo-American differences could themselves be evidence of the multiplicity and intimacy of contacts . 

Every linguistic expression contains the potential for a multiplicity of meanings and which one is realized on a particular occasion is determined by non-linguistic factors of context . 

Most of our congregations contain a multiplicity of people who react differently to different kinds of musical expression . 

The project will involve artists working in a multiplicity of media and spaces , creating a matrix of spiritual intensity and Diabolic rapture including …

In response to the multiplicity of factors affecting their lives , the peasantry have shown that they can act positively , making the most of opportunity when it presents itself . 

STATIONS came in all shapes and sizes , and served a multiplicity of functions . 

When Dr Friedler injected morphine into the offspring of mouse fathers who had themselves breathed nitrous oxide , the body temperature of the offspring dropped less than was expected . 

Heroin , derived from morphine by a modest chemical change , is more potent and more strongly addictive than morphine itself . 

This proposition is not limited to the oft-cited example of the use of increased doses of morphine , a practice which specialists argue is no longer necessary or appropriate , but extends to any treatment decision . 

It would seem so reasonable to define pain as that verbal response or any other sign which disappears if an adequate dose of morphine is administered . 

Its affinity for the opiate receptor means , however , that it could be addictive in the same way as morphine . 

And morphine from opium is illegally converted to the highly addictive drug. heroin , widely abused in Western societies . 

There was a syringe of morphine but under no conditions should it be given for head or chest wounds and here Charlie had both . 

Informed on by the Spanish police , he committed suicide rather than be captured by the Gestapo , by taking an overdose of morphine . 

A comparable situation is sometimes seen despite large doses of morphine when the patient 's anxieties and fears have not been addressed . 

Studd 's personality and methods became increasingly controversial ; his autocratic leadership caused dismissals and resignations , and his determination to continue despite declining health led to dependence on morphine . 

They were not much respected in the village because of John 's laziness .

I came across an example of my laziness on the way to the kitchen .

I deplore the laziness of people who feel the need to travel by car for any distance more than 100 yards .

When I first came to England with your father , I was shocked at the women 's laziness here .

Laziness was punished , and persistent laziness prompted expulsion .

This charge might be dismissed , of course , as one more example of Anglo-Saxon empirical ignorance , complacent insularity , intellectual laziness , and so forth .

I have tried to inculcate in my pupils an attitude of intelligent laziness .

His unpopularity with the more high-principled of the English derived from the same qualities , for he indulged or encouraged what they considered to be the king 's lechery and laziness .

He was tall , for one thing : tall and athletically built , although there was a laziness about his movements .

Perhaps over-confidence has meant the taking of poor risks or a laziness over home-work .

Stories relating the inexperience and ineptitude of young regular recruits or their laziness are particularly common amongst the parttime reserve police .

They 'd delight in things like withholding the mail , or telling the cook off for making the food look too attractive or for giving people too much .

That night I packed , ordered the cook to prepare some chicken soup for the journey and to find some cows ' milk .

Prue Hines is the cook , offering a four-course meal in the evening accompanied by fine china and candlelight .

Here is a pudding that offers the cook a fine opportunity to show off home-made marmalade .

By the fifteenth century the higher ranks of the nobility had taken over again .

Others still were from the very lowest ranks of the Church who preferred the more exciting life of the camp .

It was a conscious choice that I wanted to go into the company , but I did n't have a clear view as to what particular part of the business I was interested in . 

` Then it is your choice that you do n't sit , your choice that you do n't smoke , am I right ? " 

The absence of any link between " fish " and " fork " confirms the choice that the prepositional phrase " with a fork " should be attached to " ate " . 

To advocates of the ` resolute approach " , crime is simply a choice to do wrong ; it is never the squalid last gasp of the outsider . 

But coach Bob Dwyer is playing it cagey over his choice to succeed injured skipper Michael Lynagh at fly-half for Saturday week 's Test against Wales in Cardiff . 

The issue became a naked choice between the destruction or the defence of culture , and the intellectual/writer was called upon to defend culture against the barbaric and destructive philistinism of fascism . 

Previous studies have tended to concentrate almost exclusively on scientists ' choices between different theories or explanations since such choices were regarded as the characteristic feature of science . 

It was often difficult to get schools to provide even basic information such as the breakdown of subject choice by sex , and members of the team frequently had to extract the information themselves from school data . 

Our experiments indicate that crested auklet ornament size is likely to be favoured by sexual selection involving mutual mate choice by both sexes . 

The numbers presented in companies ' annual financial statements are , in part , the result of accounting policy choices by their managements . 

A healthy democracy required change and choice in the character of its government . 

The new Benefits Agency is simplifying forms and widening choice in methods of payment . 

The institutions of health , education and housing powerfully influence our opportunities and choices in later life . 

There is a greater choice in the management of the patient with less urgent bleeding from recurrent varices after sclerotherapy . 

All multi-divisional companies face dilemmas and choices on the extent to which they seek to centralise or decentralise their operations and how far they try to fit their industrial relations into their strategic plans and organisational structure . 

The test came over the choice of a new Archbishop of Canterbury . 

When filling in the UCCA form , applicants will be asked to list their choice of universities in institution code number order ( ie the order in which the universities are listed in the UCCA handbook ) . 

The main factor which governs the choice of materials and structural form is the ratio of the load on the structure to its dimensions . 

The owners pride themselves on offering comfortable accommodation , on giving personal service with attention to detail and on providing a choice of good food . 

One , it seemed to some of us , was the choice of Harlech as the name . 

Capitalism specialises in producing useless things , but cigarettes really are the absolute acme of uselessness .

For many years the decision in Prince ( 1875 ) , in effect that the man is strictly liable when the girl is under 16 , has been paraded by academic lawyers as the acme of injustice .

Mammals animals with mammary glands that suckle their young -- were certainly present during the Triassic , and were a continuous if subordinate component of fossil faunas throughout the acme of the dinosaurs .

The monoplacophorans really reached their acme in the Cambrian , with curious forms having shapes that have never been paralleled in other molluscs ( Yochelcionella ) .

Early on , Solowka and Gregory did their own bit of AWOLing but it was usually because of a Littlewoods Cup replay , not to escort a bevy of simpering temptresses in nylon flairs . 

He was always friendly enough , but seemed fully occupied with the bevy of young beach-boys who seemed to swarm around him . 

Maiden city beauty queen Kelly Craig beat a bevy of 14 leggy lovelies to win the Miss Derry pageant this week . 

He saw Amaranth pinned in a corner by a tiny man who was waving a piece of paper under her nose , while a bevy of journalists tried to attract her attention . 

Trouble is once a directive hits Whitehall bevies of officials are stirred into action , taking time and effort to interpret and rewrite the directive . 

For those with the nerves for it , shorting was a grand way to make money in the American market for most of 1990 , as the thrifts mess , the problems of the commercial banks , falling property prices and a bevy of highly borrowed companies going bust provided plenty of reasons for share prices to fall . 

TRIMMED WITH RIBBONS OR CROWNED WITH ROSES : ROBERT BURGESS TAKES HIS HAT OFF TO A BEVY OF WIDE-BRIMMED BEAUTIES 

On the diving board armed with umbrellas , a bevy of beauties in fashionable bathing attire dropped one by one into the cove … splish , splosh . 

Of the 121 Winterhalters the bevy of bathing beauties in ` Florinda " is a must , and I suppose ` The First of May 1851 " , the most touching of the many splendid family portraits . 

I 'm sure he 's in there somewhere , surrounded by a quite unfair bevy of beauties . 

Alan Ross noticed that if he encountered Minton , in street or bar , he seemed unwilling to talk unless surrounded by a bevy of young men who made serious conversation impossible . 

The door was guarded by men dressed in royal livery ; pages skipped about with plates of fruit , a bevy of serving women started from their embroidery frames like a flock of pigeons . 

Meredith miserably eyed the bevy of beautiful women who 'd appeared , apparently friends of his , but the tears began to blind her and their faces blurred . 

In 1847-8 Queen Adelaide , widow of William IV , visited Madeira on her doctor 's advice . 

The Yale University Art Gallery has received $10 million from the widow of Senator John Heinz III of Pennsylvania . 

In the year 1170 , Sancie , the widow of Count Gaston V of Brn , was sentenced to trial by water here , having given birth to a child rather too long after her husband 's death . 

Agnes Sowler , widow of Stockton 's popular amateur historian , Tom , received gifts and the personal thanks of Stockton mayor Michael O'Brien for donating a portrait of her husband to the council . 

Now , in 31 and 32 , lived a prosperous widow , the widow of a butcher , a mistress Jane Hawks , who was carrying on her husbands business , and doing quite well at it . 

Following his death in suspicious circumstances in 1972 , his widow and six children , together with a female cousin , ` disappeared " . 

ROBERT Maxwell 's widow may be allowed to live in the family mansion at Oxford until the turn of the century , it was revealed yesterday . 

But he died rather young , leaving his widow to carry on the farm and bring up their three children . 

He thought of the widow in her ramshackle hut at the end of the village and the gratitude in her eyes when he gave her a purse of coins . 

She accused the widow of stealing her husband 's love away from her by dosing the milk of the dead cow and giving it to him to drink . 

Miss Picon 's other major postwar success was on Broadway , in the musical Milk and Honey ( 1961 ) , as an American widow looking for a husband in Israel . 

He is still remembered with great affection within the Association and his widow , Lady Peck , continues a most welcome interest in the House . 

Mrs Wright was a widow and deaf and lonely , so my mother 's motives were good . 

Mancini may be guilty of garbling the story here , since the woman who later emerged as Edward 's betrothed was Eleanor Butler ( nee Talbot ) , the widow of Thomas Butler of Sudeley . 

“ Well , now that Helen is a widow and this old friend is a widower … ” 

` We 'd been friends for 30 years but ` discovered " each other when Misia became a widow . 

M E Tralbaut recounts the story of Vincent 's actual departure from Belgium 's black country , as told to him by his old friend Louis Piýrd , who knew the widow of the pastor of Warquignies well . 

Doreen Ditchburn , an eighty-three year old widow , was walking home when she was robbed by two attackers and pushed to the ground , breaking her leg . 

The lave net was a simple but very effective contraption for catching salmon . 

The BA ( Hons ) design student has invented a poop-scooping device called a poopet , a cardboard contraption for disposing of dog dirt which is based on the principle of a puppet . 

He found a rusty man-trap in a cupboard -- an evil contraption of chains and springs and teeth -- and assured her that it had taken the leg off more than one poacher in its day . 

The phone rang for about thirty seconds , then after a click , a voice gave the number and said , ` This is Marius Steen speaking on one of these recorded answering contraptions . 

He hoisted the contraption in his arms and made for the battlezone . 

The sooner we get a 4th official in a booth with a video/replay contraption the better . 

Her hankering for the outside world is shown through a solo where she is cruelly tangled in the legs of a chair . 

Queen Victoria appointed him Inspector of Fisheries , and he took his job seriously , persuading millers to install salmon ladders over their weirs . 

The workhouse will be visited by one or more very important people -- perhaps a magistrate , an inspector of workhouses , or a wealthy benefactor . 

The inspector of nursing homes , together with staff development officers and the nurse general manager ( elderly ) , met to discuss the training needs identified following the inspection of the nursing homes in their area . 

The post offered , that of general inspector of tobaccos , was a good one , and the intended recipient , Deacon Murray , was well pleased , although he declined to accept . 

Mr Gummer also announced strict upper price limits for slaughterhouse hygiene inspectors of £40 for up to four livestock units , and £6.30 per livestock unit thereafter . 

In 1896 he was appointed chief inspector of factories and workshops , the first medical man to hold this position . 

Dr David Walker , Chief Inspector of Historic Buildings , has been appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire ( OBE ) . 

Usually the grant is paid to the applicant when the work is finished to the satisfaction of the council 's inspector , but sometimes it is agreed that the council will pay for it in instalments . 

Their inspectors merely called for visual inspections and dye penetrant checks , as opposed to the ultrasonic testing called for in the UK . 

Farmers shall be heavily fined for accidental seepage of silage when our pollution inspectors ( take you out , take you out , in the slurry with the hinge unlocked ) . 

And Matt Camplisson , a recently retired bus inspector , will also be there with his keen sense of humour . 

POLLUTION inspectors measuring emissions from cars and trucks in the Philippine city of Davao have found their hairlines receding and some have gone bald , the Manila Times newspaper said yesterday . 

Details of the police inquiry into the death were given by acting inspector David Hall at the resumed inquest in Newcastle . 

Certain methods of construction must be carried out , but this does not mean that the building inspector has full control over the quality of workmanship . 

The deeds , the solicitor and the local building inspector will confirm the position . 

This government has cut factory inspectors by nearly 20% while at the same time increasing DHSS fraud inspectors by 160% . 

Interestingly , after September 1987 factory and mines inspectors were forbidden to speak to the press on pain of disciplinary action . 

No one was injured but factory inspectors say there could easily have been casualities . 

Health inspectors were also concerned about the constant risk of epidemic diseases resulting from poor sanitation . 

There was , of course , no such safety problem , as the safety inspector subsequently confirmed , and the steward was given the first of the warning notes , as planned . 

The problem was a very narrow entrance to the platform and a very efficient-looking ticket inspector . 

At the bottom of the escalator we meet the ticket inspector riding down and frowning as he approaches us . 

The inspection produced no evidence of information on Iraq 's chemical and ballistic missiles programme , the issue about which suspicions had been expressed by UN weapons inspectors . 

UN chemical weapons inspectors , led by World Health Organization expert Johan Santesson , left Baghdad on Dec. 14 after a 10-day visit . 

Local inspectors of schools will be answerable to the Inspectorate , which will also have a new role as Education Ombudsman . 

On my first walk testing the Dalesman boot along a stretch of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path , I developed blisters by the end of the day . 

Betjeman appeared in a pair of eccentric bedroom slippers and said he hoped I did n't mind them as he had a blister . 

People presented symptoms to Dr Newman such as skin rashes , lip blisters and , in particular , mouth ulcers . 

Flautist Tim Wheater , well known for playing with the group The Eurythmics , suffered an outbreak of lip blisters and ulcers which destroyed his ability to control the flute , and lost him a year 's income . 

` It really felt good , apart from the blisters on the soles of my feet , " he said . 

` The world is made up of two kinds of people -- those who puncture their blisters and those that do n't . 

If one spot on your foot was very sore or there 's a blister by your heel , those areas would be avoided . 

There 's a pain in my side and blisters on my hands , and you 've promised to drive Louise 's sister home . 

Botham has been in pain since the fourth day of this 546-mile hike from Land 's End to Margate , with a deep-seated blister on his achilles tendon . 

Before they began treating it , the plucky 5ft 4in runner 's hair fell out , she suffered from massive blood blisters and occasionally lost the sight of one eye . 

You should not get blisters if you have taken the trouble to fit your boots as we have suggested . 

The GT 35s were immediately comfortable and even on the backpack , with one very long day in the heat , I suffered no blisters and little foot discomfort . 

Mike and Marius were playing cards in the dust , Macier was pricking his blisters and the others were asleep . 

As we drank our coffee , a lorry arrived from the main group to pick up Macier whose blisters had burst , preventing him from walking . 

It now bore a long yellow blister , fag shaped and red round the edges , but there was still no pain , not even when I pressed it . 

I have pricked my first blister , squeezed out the fluid , and dabbed it with surgical spirit . 

` I 'm too exhausted to have any fun right now , " she said , sitting up and grumpily inspecting the blister between her small toe and the next one over . 

Do not break any blisters or put any lotions , potions or magic ointments on the burn . 

And there was a blister on his cheek where the boiling milk had splashed him . 

Mazar-e-Sharif , in northern Afghanistan , fell to a coalition assault by Afghan and U.S. forces on November 9 . Four days later the Taliban had fled from Kabul .

And Lego World , stated in terms of building simple combinatorial objects , is logically similar to a set of objectives that must be achieved by a military force to carry out its total objective .

While Serb forces prevented foreign journalists from ascertaining the fate of ethnic Albanians inside Kosovo , American leftists held up images of Serb civilian casualties as proof that the bombing was wrong and must be stopped .

There emerged reactionary forces that sought to mystify and entrench the values of 1787 .

Whether the Union forces could properly seize ships without congressional approval became one of the early legal controversies of the war .

Axis forces were at one point only 150 miles from Cairo but Allied soldiers finally gained the upper hand following the British victory at El Alemain in 1942 , and Egypt remained firmly in British hands for the rest of the war .

The real battle , however , was waged under the leadership of the Duke of Wellington , whose coalition forces expelled the French after two years of bitter fighting .

In 1537 another force , under the command of Montejo el Mozo ( the Younger ) , Don Francisco 's son , set out to plant the Spanish standard on Yucatecan soil .

In retaliation for this unsuccessful attempt to expel Westerners from Beijing , military forces representing the eight foreign nations resident in the capital went on a rampage , destroying the national library and even setting fire to the Summer Palace .

Article 9 renounced Japan 's right to maintain armed forces , although the ambiguous wording was later taken to permit the creati on of a `` self - defense '' force .

Advancing inland to attack the Balinese base at Jagaraga , they were ambushed by a bigger but less well - armed force led by Jelantik , younger brother of the Raja of Bululeng .

Chandragupta extended his rule to the northwest with a rigorous campaign against the Greek forces of Seleucus Nikator .

For undermanned Guadeloupe and Martinique , the French pirates were critically important : in return for a safe haven , they carried in supplies , raided enemy merchant vessels , and joined battles against invading forces .

Although Britain remained officially neutral and British subjects were forbidden from taking part in the hostilities , the Bermudians pitched in to help supply British arms and goods to the Confederate cause against the Union forces .

The first Barrett family member came to Jamaica with the invading English forces .

The most memorable incident occurred in 1868 in the mountain town of Lares , when government forces crushed an uprising of secessionists , killing or jailing the insurgents , and many innocent victims .

In 1870 , Prussian Chancellor Bismarck exploited an obscure diplomatic conflict with France to unite the various German principalities and kingdoms into a fighting force well equipped for war .

died down on that i thought it was interesting that recently here the Warsaw Pact no longer exists as a militory military force but it 's merely an economic now

From 1808 to 1814 , Spain again became a battleground , with British forces taking on Napoleon 's troops in the Peninsular War .

Here the remains of a massive Venetian fortress destroyed by invading Ottoman forces can be found .

The Hittite Empire eventually collapsed following invasion from the west by the Achaeans , the Phrygians , and a mysterious force known only as the `` Sea People . ``

When Cretan partisans kidnapped General Kreipe , head of the occupying forces on the island , the Germans unleashed a terrible reprisal here .

In the War of 1812 , retreating British forces chose to destroy it rather than let it fall into American hands .

Once safely on the boats , the ammunition made its way to the rebel forces .

The night Operation Allied Force began , Primakov , en route to the United States for loan negotiations , turned his plane around in midair , losing the money but gaining immense popularity at home .

A limpieza can expel the hostile forces and also provide spiritual strength so that the person can effectively fight off negative energy .

The Parsis base their elaborate code of ethics on the concept of a constant struggle existing between the forces of creation — that is , light and good — and those of darkness and evil .

Often unaware of the particular Spanish origins of the struggle , many Europeans saw the civil war as a crucial conflict between democracy and dictatorship , or from the other side , as a conflict between law and order and the forces of social revolution and chaos .

Mrs Browning , Ferdinando swore , was more like a man than a woman and an Italian man at that . 

The man at the stage door seemed disinclined to argue with a pair of French uniforms , and indicated one of the larger dressing-rooms along an ill-lit corridor . 

The legate , Walter Cardinal-Archbishop of Albano , who brought the pallium , was an eminent man at the papal court , and he clearly had doubts about Anselm 's reliability . 

Alex Romanov was not a patient man at the best of times , and with the General Secretary now ringing up his chief twice a day , these were not the best of times . 

I ca n't remember if the picture of the man from the magazine looked anything like Boy . 

The client is a man from Devon aged 40 who is registered disabled and in receipt of invalidity benefit of £56.10 and higher rate addition of £11.95 . 

As the three funerals were taking place , four men from the Coleraine area were being questioned about the killings . 

So , Jess was chauffeur driven to The Belfry while his girlfriend went home with the very nice man from the AA in the recovery truck . 

The suspect was described as the ` man in the blue suit " , or the ` man with the staring eyes " . 

There was a man in the telephone box outside the Mission Hall . 

A butcher 's shop , where a blue-aproned , grizzle-headed man in a bloodstained straw boater reached between two swinging carcasses of lamb for sausages from a marble slab . 

The adverse consequences to the health of men in their seventh , eighth , and ninth decades could thus be considerable and might well counterbalance the small benefit of screening in terms of reduced deaths . 

Not twenty yards away from me was a plump , clean-shaven man in a black coat and hat , standing very still , looking very carefully . 

Publicans were frequently men of working-class origin , who sought prosperity without leaving their community . 

Bettinson is a man of considerable dignity , diplomatic and not given to emotional language . 

She remembered what Faye had said tonight about him being a man of high principles , and gradually it started to make sense . 

Norman McBeath is , as his name suggests a purebred Scot and not a man of Oxfordshire . 

Michael Jackson will be the first man on Mars , if he is n't already . 

Her donation was revealed last night as two voice experts gave verdicts on a recording said to feature Diana chatting intimately to a man on the phone . 

A plaque from Agios Onoufrios near Phaistos shows the head of a man with moustache and beard . 

Joe , on the other hand , was a gentle , kind man with fair hair and weak blue eyes , who quietly accepted her scolding . 

Although upper class men varied their clothing rather more , according to what they happened to be doing , for formal public appearances they sometimes wore the toga . 

The jokes could be played out in a fully contemporary setting and could often concern the adventures of very ordinary downtrodden men . 

Self-confessed UVF man William Lindsay , of Mount Vernon Park , pleaded guilty to killing 25-year-old Peter McTasney at his Bawnmore Park home on February 24 , 1991 . 

He was a squat muscular man with freckled brown skin , strong arms and dry sand-coloured palms that made rasping sounds when he rubbed them together . 

Beside this a man in blue overalls , wearing a cheap aluminium facemask , is cutting off the strip he has just laid between the joists . 

As he was running past a pub in the main street , he accidentally bumped into a tall man in black coming out . 

The man , from Helen 's home town Horndean , near Portsmouth , was taken for questioning on Wednesday but police only released news of his arrest yesterday . 

And the gun he held now , pointed at an unarmed man 's head -- its menace was chillingly different from those few target practices . 

As Gains ( from Toronto , but now living in Croydon ) told me in an interview in 1980 : ` The only time Godfrey had the handcuffs off was when he was fighting another black man . " 

But I have a couple of scenes in which a black man has a gun in his hand , and if a black man wields a gun , automatically people wan na start arresting folks . 

The old man got into the car and they all drove to the competition . 

Boss Gary Weston , one of the richest men in Britain , reports an 11% dive in full-year profits to £297m . 

` You think you 're going to marry a rich man , but you 're not . 

Three white men and a black woman were travelling home from a nightclub when their Nissan Pathfinder was rammed by a gang driving a pickup truck . 

At present the thrifty working man could be refused the benefit of the OAP Act , while the thriftless could receive it …

He was a young , dark-haired man with a short dark beard and he was curiously dressed in a black overcoat that came nearly to his ankles . 

The young men split the cattle into two groups and head off to find pasture . 

She learned with sadness in her heart that their recent one night of love had been after he had met a young Vietnamese man . 

` Oh , " says Miriam , ` Jack met some rather hairy young man at a party , that 's all . " 

In my mind 's eye , I see grey-faced men and women going to work on Friday morning . 

An upper-class homosexual-looking man with white hair and glittering eyes came up to me and asked if I wanted to go to a Black Mass . 

The day was hot -- killingly hot , for Donegal -- and the men did not wear wetsuits . 

British Coal and the government 's problem would be if the men do n't volunteer . 

A group of masked men had slipped like ghostly shadows from the trees on either side of the track . 

Marsh Lane police station is just round the corner from the Strand where they abducted him , " a middle-aged man said . 

Again , he 's not a fool. ) Simply put , Stephanopoulos did as much as any man to get the country into the mess he now so telegenically laments .

Adequate insurance cover gives you the peace of mind of knowing that your business 's ability to continue trading has been preserved , and that the personal assets of directors are not at risk . 

We have only to look at the string of sell-offs of assets of the former National Bus Company groups after privatisation to demonstrate conclusively that those are not far-fetched fears or exaggerated concerns . 

First , we will need to consider the relative merits of selling the assets of the business as opposed to the shares . 

The news in 1985 that the international assets of BPC were to be wound up had provided the impetus for the compensation claim . 

MGM is already in default on its loans , which are secured on its assets , and needs additional capital from Credit Lyonnais to fund operations . 

Millions of people have been given the same chance to own a real share in the nation 's assets . 

Others only enter the Kingdom after a prolonged and intense search , like the pearl merchant who sells his entire assets to buy one pearl which was everything ( Matt . 

The majority of the pension funds ' assets are company securities , both UK and overseas , and especially ordinary shares . 

Mid-September could produce an amazing boost to your material assets , but tread carefully in June , July and October . 

Its prize assets are holes in the ground , the brickfields from which London was built . 

It seems clear that , because they probably do not have as much of their total assets dependent upon the fortunes of a specific firm , the firm 's shareholders are less risk-averse than the manager . 

The sale of business assets above will not give rise to a qualifying merger . 

It does not matter that a company has large capital assets if they are under employed and if the company is going broke . 

The issue was that the receivers had sufficient liquid assets to pay themselves and then terminate the receivership if they only paid themselves the amount of remuneration which B and L thought was due to them . 

Expect the cream of Allied Dunbar 's life assurance business to be attacked soon — by the three men who built its assets to £7.5 billion . 

Otherwise it might decide to nationalise the foreign firm 's assets on its soil knowing that the company will just be able to claim the compensation anyway . 

The offeror may wish to do this if the target would remain technically listed or the offeror would not have sufficient control over the target 's assets after the takeover . 

Fortune put his personal assets at approximately $1,000 million . 

The British Rail pension scheme now has assets of around £8.5 billion . 

The Heart of England , with assets of more than billion , is the UK 's 25th largest building society . 

Help has come partly from donations , but cash for a resistance movement in a drawn out conflict could come from the Kuwait investment office ; it has a hundred billion dollars in foreign assets . 

Its main purpose was to make banks show the fair value of their financial assets by disclosing their market value , rather than the price at which they were acquired . 

Members of parliament and top civil servants were made to reveal their financial assets , some of which proved to be astonishingly large . 

The total investment in acquisitions and additions to fixed assets was £17.3 million ( up 50% ) . 

Changes in tangible fixed assets during the year are set out in Note 13 to the Group Accounts . 

The balance sheet reveals increasing fixed assets some of which relate to revaluations . 

Unrealised gains or losses on revaluation of net assets of overseas subsidiary and associated companies and on revaluation of Group borrowings arranged to finance or hedge those net assets are taken directly to reserves . 

Basis and responsibility for and timing of calculation of net assets and profits . 

` With the arrival of these new people , things started to go wrong . 

THE arrival of effective anti-viral drugs has been eagerly awaited ever since penicillin began its war against bacterial infections during the 1940s . 

Her Majesty and His Royal Highness were received upon arrival at the Airport by the Earl of Airlie ( Lord Chamberlain ) . 

It was his arrival at Nijmegen in 837 that made the Vikings withdraw , and his leadership of the Rhineland campaign in the winter of 838--9 that caused the rapid collapse of Louis the German 's revolt . 

He was greeted by President Ben Ali and the Tunisian Cabinet on his arrival from Libya , where his plane crashed on Tuesday . 

In 1943 , there were several arrivals from Scandinavia including Wilhelm Flehner , born in Vienna , who had escaped from Norway over into neutral Sweden . 

The arrival from Nottingham of Alan Davies sparked a Welsh revival . 

A 10.30 am take-off was followed by an uneventful flight and arrival from a northerly direction at Newbury race-course at around 11.15 am . 

The others were too bothered worrying about themselves and their chances to spend time thinking about the new arrival from England . 

Masinde Muliro , vice-chairman of the Forum for the Restoration of Democracy ( FORD ) , collapsed and died at Jomo Kenyatta airport on Aug. 14 shortly after his arrival from London . 

Danny Yushiskin and his wife in Tel Aviv await their parent 's arrival from Leningrad ; their home will be in the Israeli town of Ariel , a settlement town in the occupied West Bank . 

This is often much more damaging to the self-esteem of the farm worker than the arrival in the village of alien newcomers with whom he does not identify . 

In Washington , President Carter was delighted that the Shah 's arrival in the states would be further delayed . 

The tax was rushed through Parliament to ensure its arrival on the statute books before the election , and it may repeat some of the community charge 's mistakes . 

However , the arrival on the scene of wonder drugs developed in Britain and America at long last conquered this disease which for decades had struck down young and old . 

I found no great welcome ; people seemed quite oblivious of my arrival , and no doubt it was unconscious arrogance on my part to expect it to be otherwise . 

I think it 's time we increased surveillance on all arrivals into Finland . " 

Of course I had always thought of arrival by ship , had forgotten how different it would be by plane . 

The arrival of around 20,000 ship-borne Albanians in southern Italian ports ( mainly Brindisi , Otranto and Bari ) from March 1 to 7 caused the Italian authorities severe embarrassment . 

This enthusiasm was not , however , shared by the bishop , Laurence Bothe , who was clearly unhappy at the arrival of so powerful a neighbour . 

Several reports have recently appeared of the use of ketamine ( ` vitamin K , " ` super K " ) at ` rave " parties and night clubs . 

A further cause for concern is that ketamine can sometimes result in a state where the users are unconcerned whether they live or die . 

In some people ketamine has the potential for compulsive , repeated use ; cases of self administered injections several times daily over prolonged periods have been reported . 

The use of ketamine in a social context can be discouraged by educational measures , some of which have already commenced . 

However , a leading authority on the spread of ketamine or Special K has warned : ` It 's only a matter of time . " 

There were no more dances in the balere to distract me ; partly because it was difficult to move freely from one village to another and partly because the evening curfew still applied . 

There was a dance in an inn at Hawkshead , a miner his pockets bulging with " Rusland gold " lost the lot on the floor when his pocket split open . 

There will be a buffet and dance in Llandovery on the 8th October . 

Plans are under way to have a Fun Day around about mid-summers day -- based in the hall there will be day-time attractions and a Bar-B-Que and dance in the evening . 

If , for instance , you will not enjoy a visit to the opera , then you may prefer the next month 's barn dance . 

` Dr Williams ripped a New Year 's Eve dance poster off the noticeboard , screwed it up and put it behind his back . " 

The Walsingham Suite which can accommodate up to 90 guests , provides the setting for entertainment on the grand scale , which makes it ideal for banquets , wedding breakfasts , dinner dances and formal meetings . 

During the evening a cheque for £100 — the proceeds of the January fancy dress dance — was presented to Barbara Griffiths , for the Alresford and District Community Minibus service . 

The farm dance was the only way that young people could get together in those parts , and a great deal of matchmaking went on . 

The only dances she had ever been to had been school dances , and she wanted to go to this one . 

Dozens of teenage volunteers were bussed in on Tuesday evening for a dance with mentally and physically handicapped patients . 

However -- bowing to public demand -- we hope to host another dance in October/November so you 're being given ample warning . 

Gwen had boyfriends who took her to tennis-club dances and Blue Bird balls and then parked their cars down deserted lanes and chanced their luck . 

A dapper stranger ( John Berger ) hoves into view and launches into a long , rather tedious yarn about two Italian peasants who meet at a Communist Party dance . 

She could see it in the covert glances of the London girls , some of whom had been planning how to look at the Belvoir dance for the past month . 

Our week of innocent pleasure ended on Saturday night at the Club dance . 

With the money they gathered from different houses , they bought ham , loaves and butter , lemonade , whiskey and half-barrels of porter to hold a big dance in Kirkwood 's barn that night . 

On 12th May Mr. Ibbetson held another dance and William Green stayed the night . 

Central Birmingham Group held a barn dance which raised £200 ; door-to-door the group collected £1,300 . 

The Spencers held a dance that weekend in his honour and it was noticeable that Sarah was enthusiastic in her attentions . 

All this exciting news is soon forgotten by the announcement of a dance to be held in the local town hall in honour of the Commandos . 

A charity dance held on the night of the theft was attended by over 300 people . 

` Would you like to go to the dance at the Regency ? " lie asked . 

There is within us all an urge to make order out of seeming chaos . 

The weakness still lived in his body but his urge to draw was reviving , he could feel it . 

Most of us have experienced a strong , nearly uncontrollable urge for a certain type of food . 

Having been left by her husband in his urge for voyages abroad , Erendis retreats to the centre of Númenor , away from the sea , where she hears only the bleating of sheep . 

Sudden pity softened him towards her , and he forgot his urge for revenge . 

At the broadest level it has been contended that stifling the artistic urges of the convicted or incarcerated would have deprived the world of much great literature . 

She was unmarried and her urge and talent for giving to the world had something of gratitude at its root . 

He tried to find a compromise that would satisfy his artistic urge and quieten his conscience . 

She had sublimated her sex urge ; Max breathed out powerful male sexuality in every movement . 

Kicking him back to his feet , his nephew Stefan galvanises an urge in him to survive and thrive , the progress of which the play charts over the next four decades . 

His mouth took hers and she clenched her hands into tight fists , desperately fighting the urge within herself to clutch at his waist . 

But , as to clinching things , Stavrogin is not Tikhon , which evokes another of my dicta : Dostoevsky could only satisfy his urge towards crisis and clarity by surrendering it to the enemy . 

Yet we are equally certain that IBM 's creative urges will ultimately be expressed in the form of cinematic accomplishments of great merit and cultural value , to say nothing of bankability . 

Such studies were inconclusive , but this in no way diminished the influence of the idea that excessive sexual urges in a woman would be linked to the size of her clitoris . 

The temporal lobes of the brain , lying at the sides beneath the temples , and those regions deep within the brain at this point , control our sexual urge and , hence , stimulability and performance . 

In any situation , including the professional one , the social worker functions as a sexual creature , subject to his or her own sexual urges , needs , desires , hang-ups , inhibitions , fantasies and attitudes . 

He felt an urge to reach out and rescue some of the sheets of paper on which he imagined he could see writing , but the heat was extreme . 

You might feel a spontaneous urge to buy a particular present for a loved one and then find it has always been their secret wish . 

Although he loved his parents dearly , Robert had long felt the urge to argue with them , to disagree with their view of life , to fight against his own repression . 

Danny looked into the blazing grey eyes of his friend and felt a sudden urge to throw his arms around him . 

Once again , she felt an overwhelming urge to knock a wedge in his complacency . 

I get this real strong urge to stand behind her and put my arms round her and give her a hug , but I do n't move . 

After a bit , you see , they lost interest , got the urge to settle down , that sort of thing . 

I do n't know why I get this urge to be a smartass round coppers . 

Brian got the urge to come home as his 60th birthday approached . 

She had a desperate urge to pee , but she was too tired to go outside to the latrine , so she used the emergency pot behind the screen in the bedroom . 

He looked down into her green eyes and as always had the urge to kiss her . 

I recently came back from a trip to Egypt and despite the fact that I enjoyed the food there , I had an urge to make a really wholesome fish pie . 

I do n't know what it is about it , but I find I have the urge to sit here and enjoy it . 

` And when I 'd parked the car I had an overwhelming urge to kiss you . " 

It would also show scientists as real people , with urges for power and glory , desirous to be first in the race and to win the prizes that this offered . 

I think you did it just to please me , or perhaps to satisfy your own deep-seated urge to be conventional in outward things . 

Among the general body of workers the urge for unity was wide and deep . 

He cleansed his palate with a sip of iced water , then flooded it with the crisp , light taste of Veuve Clicquot . 

Once , she being childishly curious , her father had given her a sip of the tot of rum he had bought to ease her grandfather 's chest . 

Generosity , was Clary 's middle name , he would never cease to offer me a cigar or a sip of the ` funny stuff " . 

He tried a sip of tea and winced as the hot liquid scalded his tongue . 

He pushed the pad aside , took a sip of orange juice , wiped his forehead , and went on typing . 

Gingerly she took a sip of the soup , surprised to find it was not only delicious but nothing to do with any can or packet . 

Cook was appointed agent for Nile passenger traffic by the Khedive of Egypt in 1870 and eventually had a fleet of seventeen large vessels and about thirty-three smaller dahabeeyahs and pinnaces . 

Both countries were entangled with one another willy-nilly because of the lack of sound government in Egypt , which was nominally under the suzerainty of the sultan , ruling through the khedive . 

The Khedive is starting to realize that he might have trouble on his hands . 

The Khedive had his Prime Minister , his Ministers and his Ministries . 

Though the Khedive was to remain , and would name a Cabinet of Egyptian ministers , all had to obey the directives of Cromer and the other British advisers appointed to reform Egypt . 

This film may be a shocker , but as well as being very sexy it 's also pretty funny at times . 

`` The campaign is a shocker --- telling people that if they do n't start eating good fresh bread , it may disappear , '' she said .

The biggest shocker was the news that German unemployment reached 9.9 percent in December and that the country 's 1995 budget deficit widened to 3.6 percent of Gross Domestic Product .

The slight summer muslins however would not fit , but Dinah laughed at it . 

She knew the Nawab would come and call on her , and every day she dressed herself in one of her cool , pastel muslins and waited . 

By 1789 he produced sales of between £80,000 and £90,000 per annum , 90 per cent of them fine muslins , which now found customers as distant as Botany Bay . 

He found ‘ a Shiella ’ and with her ‘ bounded over heath and rock , over hill and vale , barely conscious of the sloughs when marshy ground met us … ’ 

The prospect of Britain becoming irretrievably stuck in a slough without forward movement is not attractive , for us now or as trustees for our children and successors . 

In an appalling slough of mud and corpses 2nd Shock Army languished , fighting on hopelessly . 

It would run to the north of Eton Wick and the south of Chalvey along the south side of the M4 , crossing the main A355 Slough to Windsor road . 

The Taplow council has expressed particular concern about the disruption of the A4 Slough to Maidenhead road that construction of the channel will cause . 

Mr Kingdom is a gardener at a local school , so he and John have a common interest and work a lot together . 

On page 223 of The National Trust : A Book of Gardening by Penelope Hobhouse , Peter Cartlidge , Head Gardener at Wightwick Manor in the West Midlands , describes the use of dazomet in his rose garden . 

A gardener for 62 years , Mr. Wakeford on this occasion turned his enthusiasm to wild flowers . 

In 1985 he was made Head Gardener of Killerton , an arboretum famous for its rare trees and shrubs . 

These are the words of Mr R Doe , gardener to the Right Hon Lord Savile , on the introduction of a new onion by Suttons in 1892 . 

From 1853 to 1855 he was gardener to the Earl of Southampton at Whittlebury Lodge , Towcester . 

On 1 March 1830 he was appointed gardener to Charles Stanhope , fourth Earl of Harrington , at Elvaston Castle , where he took up his post on 2 August , with instructions to create a new garden . 

The Duke 's gardener , Joseph Paxton designed the Crystal Palace which was erected in Hyde Park for Prince Albert 's 1851 Great Exhibition , and later transferred to Sydenham in southeast London . 

Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards wrote the 1968 classic after years of watching his gardener Jack Dyer -- a man so quiet he was terrified of leaving the country estate in Sussex where he worked . 

Certainly it would not have been a respectable person , such as Hilbert 's gardener or cleaner , but most likely some unemployed derelict Adam had met in a pub . 

Another catalyst in London 's career may have been Lord Essex , who , with his gardener Moses Cook , laid out a forest garden at Cassiobury in 1677 . 

Mayor Chirac 's environmental attachée , Jacqueline Nebout , has devised a scheme for city gardeners to create flower beds at the Rond Point after original cartoons by Botero . 

At the back was a large and flourishing vegetable garden , the pride of the hospital gardener . 

Civilized people , in her view , did not include her aunt Evelina or cousin Tina or the idealistic vegetable gardeners . 

Plant selection , therefore , goes a long way to help the organic gardener . 

Gardeners from the National Trust at Petworth Park , Sussex , have used Capability Brown 's original designs to plant a four-acre plot for which Brown had sketched out a plan in 1750 but never carried out . 

I work the same as the rest of them ; I 'm very much a working Head Gardener as opposed to a white-collar Head Gardener . 

` They had a special route round the garden which was just about a mile , and they put one stone down every time they passed it " , the assistant gardener Fred Drury observed . 

She had been appalled by Caro 's first job , lowly assistant gardener in Limetree Park , riding across the lawns on a great smelly mower , digging out dead bedding plants and dragging pruned branches to bonfires . 

Although the programme finishes at the end of the month , head gardener Carole is still thinking ahead and planning for future displays . 

In Victorian times head gardeners were expected to provide vegetables from New Year to Christmas . 

I was born in 1902 in Windsor , where my father was head gardener on a small estate named Abbey House , and where my mother had been cook . 

The early 18th century 30-acre garden , set in 300 acres of dramatic parkland around the River Rye , has been described as ` the supreme masterpiece of the art of the landscape gardener " . 

Landscape gardener Timothy Griffin married midwife Sheena Catto in what Sheena 's mother Ann described as a ` perfectly charming " ceremony . 

Donwell Abbey remains her ideal of an English country house , but Emma 's view of it recalls the landscape gardener 's perspective . 

He visited the vegetable markets , renowned in Europe , where he obtained seeds of celeriac a vegetable new to England , and not readily accepted by London 's market gardeners . 

Once home , Brian got a job as a market gardener and asked Jean to marry him . 

Market gardeners often use artificial light and dark cloths to adjust the length of the night and so persuade plants to flower at unnatural times of the year . 

Knowing how hard times are , local dealer Ernst Beyeler is inviting visitors to join a pilgrimage from market to temple : until 27 September , he is taking over both Kunstmuseum and Kunsthalle to stage an exhibition . 

Not surprisingly Cautinus was terrified of Chramn , and on one occasion he abandoned the annual pilgrimage from Clermont to Brioude , because he thought that the prince 's men were pursuing him . 

The train , en route to a religious pilgrimage in a place called Knock , was derailed by a solitary cow and tipped onto its side . 

A pilgrimage to Grantchester proved a literary disappointment . 

It 's summer , and the English middle class prepare for their annual pilgrimage to the land of their putative forebears . 

A pilgrimage to Jerusalem would have seemed infinitely remote to most adventurous folk in the early Middle Ages . 

A pilgrimage to Salisbury can be as must a quest for Mrs Proudie as for that God to whom she was so imperious . 

Members of St Clare 's church , Newton Aycliffe , are planning a pilgrimage to Walsingham in May . 

IN HIS unorthodox pilgrimage there has been more than a normal share of ill-will , resentment and litigation . 

She had no illusions about why her children were so willing to shell out for their mother 's annual pilgrimage . 

He had then tried to continue his pilgrimage , but feeling very ill on the road , had dragged himself back to Satipur . 

The citizens of the heavenly city , during their pilgrimage through this earth towards their fatherland of the world to come , had a duty to secure earthly peace in order to facilitate this pilgrimage . 

It may also involve a physical pilgrimage along ancient sacred paths , or wandering a wild area until one finds a good place for ` sitting out " . 

Stamford must have been one of the religious and academic Meccas of ancient Albion , situated close to Troy , and a place of international pilgrimage for both mystics and scholars . 

We shall conclude with an examination of the controversy over the use of Stonehenge as a site of pilgrimage during the summer solstice . 

WALSINGHAM became a shrine to Our Lady at a difficult time when the Turks overran the Holy Land and stopped pilgrimages to Jerusalem and Nazareth for which the English were already renowned . 

Lyfing of Crediton doubtless owed his advancement largely to the influence of his uncle Brihtwold of Cornwall and to his own services to Cnut during the 1027 pilgrimage to Rome . 

ON TUESDAY , the 27th October , Carlisle Walsingham Pilgrims ' Group met together for Mass in St Bede 's Church at the start of our 39th annual pilgrimage 

This is a scaled-down version of Blaggdon , and has always been one of my early-season pilgrimages . 

That remarkable face is also the object of a pilgrimage of unmarried females . 

He 's away on a pilgrimage to Walsingham now , to give thanks . " 

In the Middle Ages they would have gone on pilgrimages to the knee-cap of Saint Whoever , to the great profit of the Church . 

Thus it may well be that the numerous nobles of Aquitaine who went on pilgrimage in the summer of 1179 did so as a penance imposed by the church . 

In March parents and relatives of Italy 's 17,000 missionaries made a pilgrimage to Rome . 

We made a pilgrimage to Dilston , wandering round the ruined , ivy-clad tower and were utterly captivated by the beauty of Hexhamshire and determined to move north as quickly as possible . 

Tradition has it that , after King Ladislau lost the Battle of Varna in 1414 , he vowed to make a pilgrimage around the world armed as a Knight of Saint Catherine of Mount Sinai . 

I met a man here once who had made an annual pilgrimage to this spot for forty years . 

Every Elf woman is expected to make a pilgrimage here once in her life . 

Frequently seen at rallies in the Coventry area , Geoff makes an annual pilgrimage to Holland with the Armstrong Siddeley owners club . 

He wanted to close the church so I made myself known , claiming I was making a pilgrimage in atonement for my sins . 

In 1612 a grateful James VI , who made regular pilgrimages to St Duthac 's shrine at Tain , gifted the already ancient Dornoch Firth mussel fisheries to the town . 

Her father , Duke William x of Aquitaine , had died suddenly , and without sons , while on a pilgrimage to Compostella . 

The outbreak of trouble had found Gloucester with the king in East Anglia , on pilgrimage to the shrines of St Edmund at Bury and Our Lady of Walsingham . 

The motor tram rattled down the road at a steady 15 miles an hour . 

Beyond the little road at the end of the graveyard stretched green and yellow fields and on the horizon stood a clump of woods . 

Homes in east Kent were flooded and abandoned cars tossed in the air as the sea crashed over the coastal road at Sandgate . 

The B6255 road from Ingleton to Hawes is followed to a large open area of ground , Storrs Common , where it is possible to leave cars . 

Natural obstacles litter the 150-mile road from southern Swedish port of Helsingborg to Neneh Cherry 's house in the tiny hamlet of Hassleholm . 

The old lane was in use down to comparatively recent times as a through road from Northampton to Banbury . 

It can ( with the consent of the Kent County Council ) make traffic regulations controlling the use of these and other roads in the immediate vicinity of the port . 

Reynolds gave his address in court as St Mary 's Road in Oxford . 

The canal men at Gairlochy advised me to keep to the south-east of Loch Lochy and follow the disused rail track to Laggan instead of the forestry road on the other side . 

There was a house , set in a quiet road on the outskirts of a commuter town not forty miles from the centre of London . 

Just off the Chipping Norton road on the edge of Stow-on-the-Wold there 's a curious four storey tower . 

Limited parking is available in bays and pull-ins along the road through the wood . 

There was talk some time ago of constructing a motor road through the pass , extending the present road alongside Loch Arkaig through Glen Pean and over the pass . 

The loggers build roads through the jungle to reach the trees and bring diseases which the Indians have no defences against which kill them . 

A drunk turned up and he was wheeled up the road to the station . 

From Ravenglass ` Sequoia " and her caboose will be travelling by road to Aylsham in Norfolk to run on the Bure Valley Railway . 

If this were achieved , it would sever the Warsaw-Kiev railway and also give Austria command of the road to Brest-Litovsk , thus threatening all the Russian positions to the east of Warsaw . 

After capturing the town of Kupres on Sunday , Croat forces were reported yesterday to have begun moving along a strategic road towards the town of Bugojno , which has a sizeable population of Serbs . 

Nevertheless they mounted and rode at a good trot up the great road towards the north . 

A little old lady was sitting by her front doorstep stroking her cat one afternoon when the cat stood up and strolled across the road towards the park . 

When you next walk down your road , have a really good look around . 

Unmarked police cars will be patrolling the county 's roads and using video equipment to catch the culprits . 

We do not want the additional noise , traffic and use of our access road . 

Figures released for the first time by the Home Office prove our city streets are more dangerous for women than lonely country roads . 

Telegraph poles along the lakeside road bore warning notices : ` Lakelords Out " and ` No Boatmen " . 

The driving rain saw streams turned into muddy torrents , blocking roads and forcing some motorists to abandon their cars . 

Probably the best place to start is Murlough Bay , reached by one of those narrow , winding roads that unnervingly dips out of sight so you wonder whether it continues or not . 

A day driving them over Spain 's hilly , winding roads , and around a slippery off-road course , told a convincing tale . 

At ten minutes to four he heard a car in the village and a minute or two later it was travelling along the road . 

After Stalin 's fall it became the Road of the Heroes and then was changed to the Road of Youth . 

The cattle-truck moved down the concrete road across the industrial estate and came to a halt beside the knot of boys outside the refrigerator warehouse . 

The road around the reservoir gives good views and woodland trails are always open . 

The spokesman said the mini veered off the road after it was in collision with another car approaching the bridge . 

The scheme for a toll road from near Whitburn , West Lothian , to Douglas , Lanarkshire , appears to have been in the doldrums since the Scottish Office accepted the concept in 1990 . 

The original through road is still in existence at the top and the bottom of the picture . 

Lorry trailers which would have been hitting the road tomorrow now stand idle , Ralph wo n't send them out until the blockade is over . 

The vehicle then careered across the road , down a 4ft embankment and stopped on the beach . 

To visit them continue to the main road and immediately turn to your right through the gates . 

Cambo is on both the river Nive and the main road from Bayonne to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port , and you might call it a centre . 

Particularly well known is the planned central core at Corbridge , developed in the later second and early third centuries on either side of the main east-west road . 

My plan was not to walk its length but to ride my mountain bike along minor roads as close as possible to the dyke . 

From here take the left hand fork which eventually merges into a surfaced minor road leading to the hamlet of Ings ( 3.5 miles ) on the main A591 . 

Official signs for a cycle path connecting Baird Road , Ratho Station , to the minor road from Ratho to Newbridge have been up for some time . 

High inflation rates in the early period of the Wilson government settled it : new primary roads for London could not be afforded . 

Therefore a new link road was created joining Westburn Avenue to Baberton Mains Hill by passing beneath the Edinburgh/Carstairs railway line . 

In fact the proposal which he 's promoting needs a three mile new road cutting across the landscape . 

It was not his mind , but some other essence that was longing now for peace on a quiet , shadowed road where no guns sounded . 

I think it 's important for you to to recognize , you 'll see form that plan that all the major radials end up on the York inner ring road . 

` Try to see five miles ahead on a country road " , he advises . 

As they finally leave the city and head out for the open road , Billy the Kid says , ` We made it , did n't we ? " 

He now has his long-awaited independence and the open road stretching before him . 

They crossed over the road to walk in the shelter of the awnings above the souvenir shops . 

She paused a moment , looking worriedly across at the main entrance , and then she crossed the road . 

We are now buying ourselves white sticks that we do n't really need to help us cross the road . 

He turned over passages of the interview as he drove back to Regent 's Park Road , committing them to memory for later recitation . 

I drive the car up the little single-track road leading towards the low hills ; the headlights create a deep channel of illumination between the hedges . 

Gyggle was driving me along the coast road to Brighton as he spoke . 

` No friends anywhere , " Tweed repeated , twisting the wheel as he followed the lonely road through the limestone gulch . 

Follow the minor road leading south from Godshill and turn left on the path signed Sainham and Wroxhall . 

From the centre of Grasmere follow the road leading past Dove Cottage . 

He knew a short cut through there , along an alley , and it would get him on to the estate quicker than going along the main road . 

Suddenly she knew that she could not make the haul uphill to Hampstead and went across to Charing Cross Road for the 24 bus . 

At Hillsford Bridge cross the bridge and take the main Lynton road uphill and as the road bends sharply take the path to the right heading north . 

From here descend south following a thin path to Troutbeck Park Farm , then take the farm access road south which leads to the village of Troutbeck ( 4.5 miles ) . 

In principle , it might have been quicker to take the direct northward road through Andalusia and southern Castile . 

They turned off the main road and caught sight of the cottage . 

` So , you 've gone to the top , " Buckmaster commented as they turned on to the Okehampton road . 

Did she turn off on to the single track road across the valley , or take the easy option and drive on towards Villereal ? 

` Strum Guard " is a term used solely by Joe Strummer to describe the bandana taped around his right hand to protect it from his own vigorous guitar-flailing . 

Model Nikki is on target for a very strange tan in fringed bikini , cowboy boots , bandana and six-shooter . 

Googol 's ever-hidden warp-eye would pop out from beneath the black bandana tied around his brow . 

She pushed back her hair where it had slipped from the bandanna , then tried to shrug off the tension with a sigh . 

He wore a red bandana and drank white Russians and quoted Kerouac and spoke loudly in superlatives and sang along to the radio in a shrill and grating soprano . 

The non-robbed make more relaxing if complacent company and Gilles , big loudmouth that he was , gave out an air of confidence that was appealing to me at the time . 

The Kop had its fair share of ` loudmouths and drunks " but admittedly no sectarian chants . 

Instead they look out for the loudmouths in jeans and trainers . 

Depending on what side of the city you live in Buenos Aires , Maradona is either the greatest player of his generation --- or an arrogant loudmouth who should have retired at his peak .

Filmed on location in Manhattan , this shoestring Columbia Picture comedy provided a modicum of wacky New York humour . 

He 's garnered the accolades and the money that have come his way by being good at his job , by knowing his strengths , and by a modicum of luck . 

Opening up again , one waits for the combination of engine/timing/mixture to sort itself out and concentrate on producing a modicum of power before lifting off ( again with hardly any swing ) for another go . 

As long as they get some exposure to written language , most learners will acquire at least a modicum of literacy . 

Moreover , by adopting too clinical a scientific strategy , the spiritually enriching value in having an ecologically healthy and varied countryside for people with only a modicum of scientific knowledge , have been overlooked . 

The remnants of the fedayeen make up one of the insurgent forces fighting today , and in at least three Iraqi cities , children reportedly took aim at U. S. troops during the 2003 invasion .

In June 2009 , another purported audio message took aim at President Obama .

At night , light restrictions are in effect to make it harder for militants to take aim , plunging the camp into near-total darkness .

An important point to note here is that these were not really arguments against correctionalism as such . 

But the argument against further reform is that stability above all is what the country needs . 

Just as there is an overwhelming moral argument for prudent management of the economy , so there is an overwhelming ethical argument for prudent management of the environment . " 

This reconstruction of Rawls ' argument for the doctrine of neutral political concern attempts to found it on the notion of autonomy through the notion of moral self-determination . 

Instead , respondents reveal that they possess the basic elements of a justificatory argument for the monarchy . 

Another argument for these diets was their possible role in favouring bowel rest . 

A powerful argument for causation could be the effect of treatment interventions . 

Even a small reduction in the susceptibility of a crop to a pest can be important , especially if it complements other control techniques in an IPM programme . 

Population studies have shown that the susceptibility of institutionalised catatonic schizophrenics to cancer is very low . 

Firstly , ablation of these neurones increases the susceptibility of the rat gastric mucosa to injurious factors such as hydrochloric acid , acetylsalicylic acid , and ethanol . 

Disease and lack of fitness are closely related -- disease causes lack of exercise , but more importantly , lack of exercise increases susceptibility to disease . 

He believed that the sexuality of man , unlike any other animal , developed in two waves and this could explain man 's susceptibility to neuroses . 

Clearly , however , gender differences do not explain differences in susceptibility to the hepatic effects of alcohol among members of the same sex . 

Bacteria are also susceptible to drying and again their susceptibility varies . 

The need that different socio-economic groups , age-groups , ethnic groups , males and females have for medical services differs because of their differing susceptibility and experience of morbidity and accidents . 

Explanations for their increased susceptibility include the impairment of humoral and cellular host defences , defective reticuloendothelial phagocytic function and impaired complement activity . 

In other ` polygenic " diseases , such as insulin dependent diabetes mellitus , the HLA system has now been extensively studied at the molecular level and alleles identified which determined both disease susceptibility and restance . 

A similar approach was taken for HLA-B35 ( HLA-B3501 ) , which was not significantly associated with altered resistance to severe malaria in the Gambian case-control study of malaria susceptibility . 

That will allow changes in herbicide susceptibility within a population to be monitored , he explains . 

Bombing targets in the no-fly zones in southern and northern Iraq by U.S. and British warplanes have almost become a daily occurrence , causing serious civilian casualties .

Car bombings , shootings and explosions at security officers ' homes have highlighted the ability of militant groups to regenerate despite a long series of military campaigns against their key leaders .

Boko Haram claimed responsibility for the August car bombing of a United Nations compound in Abuja , the Nigerian capital , that killed 23 people , its first attack on a foreign target .

A car bombing injured nine people in the eastern district of Sadr City , and a roadside bomb nearby killed a civilian .

And on Tuesday , two soldiers were killed and four wounded southwest of Baghdad in another roadside bombing , the military said Thursday , correcting an earlier report that said the attack had occurred Wednesday .

Analysts have suggested that insurgents may rely heavily on suicide attacks and roadside bombings rather than seeking a conventional military confrontation with NATO troops .

After the roadside bombing in mountainous Kunar province , insurgents opened fire on the troops , a U. S. military statement said .

Such " clusters " of fatalities are becoming less uncommon ; three American soldiers were killed over the weekend in a roadside bombing in the south .

The two said they had seen evidence of widespread casualties among civilians from NATO 's bombing , an assertion denied by the alliance .

The KLA has long used the Presevo region as a conduit for weapons and money , and the guerrillas took in about 300 recruits from the area once the NATO bombing began , he added .

O'Bryant was one of two U. S. troops killed Sept. 20 in a suicide truck bombing that killed 53 people at the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad , Pakistan .

The U. N. pulled out of Iraq for several years after 22 people were killed in a 2003 truck bombing at its Baghdad headquarters .

Synchronized truck bombings Tuesday in three northern villages killed as many as 400 people of the Yazidi religious sect , the deadliest attack on civilians in the Iraq war .

Responsibility for the bus bombing and an explosion the next day was claimed by the Sunni militant group Jundallah , or God 's Brigade , which has been blamed for previous attacks on Iranian troops in the region .

The bus bombing was said to have been carried out in part to avenge the death of an Islamic Jihad leader , Mohammed Sidr , in an Israeli raid last week in the West Bank town of Hebron .

The death toll in Thursday 's bombing of a bus , which was headed toward a military base used by Russians fighting in Chechnya , rose to 20 on Friday , Russian media reported .

Pro-Kadafi media allege that the recent bombings killed 36 people in Bani Walid .

One week before Wednesday 's attempted bombing , the FBI said , Moore had been released from federal prison after serving a sentence for armed bank robbery in West Virginia .

In 2010 , Shabab carried out twin bombings in Uganda that killed 76 people ; the attacks were retribution for Ugandan soldiers taking part in the African Union 's peacekeeping mission in Somalia .

CIA inquiry finds 'systemic breakdowns ' in Afghan bombing that killed agents

Female suicide bombers have been responsible for at least a dozen fatal bombings directed at Russian targets since 2000 , killing more than 200 people .

Three people were reportedly hanged in the oil-rich southwestern province of Khuzestan this month in connection with a series of deadly bombings last year .

U. S. and NATO troops were blamed for 21 % of civilian deaths in 2010 , according to the group , while insurgent bombings and attacks accounted for 63 % .

The NATO mission featured a withering aerial bombing campaign that negated Kadafi 's advantages in armor and personnel and eroded his government 's ability to respond to an ill-trained and disorganized rebel threat .

The blasts horrified and angered members of the country 's Shiite religious majority , many of whom are still scarred by memories of major bombings by Sunni extremists that devastated their community .

Shahzad has told investigators that he met with Hakimullah Mahsud , the leader of the Pakistani Taliban , before returning to the United States to carry out the attempted bombing , two senior officials said .

Suicide attacks outpaced car bombings almost 2-to-1 in May , according to figures compiled by the U. S. military , The Times and other media outlets .

Scattered violence continued around Iraq on Tuesday , including a car bombing that killed as many as six people in Baghdad and a truck bombing that killed four in Mosul , Iraqi officials said .

As suicide bombings have become nearly routine , the combination of a car bombing and suicide blast followed by an armed standoff carries more shock value , providing more of the attention that militants seek .

Most of the civilian casualties were capriciously random in nature , with hundreds of people dying in suicide attacks or roadside bombings .

The New Year 's Day car bombing at All Saints Church in the coastal city of Alexandria stunned Christians and Muslims alike .

With 40 % of the world 's oil transported by pipelines and global demand at an all-time high , an outbreak of pipeline bombings could have disastrous economic consequences , analysts said .

Although Britain clamped down on militant preachers who used inflammatory language in sermons , especially after the transit system bombings last summer , radicals continue to recruit at mosques , several spokesmen for Muslim organizations said .

A Spanish diplomat working with Spain 's intelligence agency was assassinated in Baghdad in October , and a Spanish navy captain was killed in the truck bombing of the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad in August .

Two weeks after the embassy bombings in East Africa , President Bill Clinton ordered a volley of more than 70 Tomahawk cruise missiles launched against Bin Laden training camps in Afghanistan and a suspected weapons plant in Sudan .

In the last days of August , the U. S. stepped up its precision bombing in neighborhoods known to have been taken over by insurgents .

The attack came barely a week after nearly 80 people were killed in a suicide truck bombing in Taza Khurmatu , a Shiite Turkmen town just south of Kirkuk .

As a result , U. S. military officials say , the number of car bombings in the capital dropped by half from May to June .

Women have been responsible for some of this year 's deadliest attacks , including a pair of market bombings in February in Baghdad that killed more than 90 people .

The roadside bombings in Helmand on Thursday killed 21 members of a wedding party and five police officers , Afghan officials said .

Coptic church bombing in Egypt is latest assault on Mideast Christians

The target of Sunday 's bombing in the district of Macroyan , which took place close to a large hospital , was unclear .

A day earlier , an exiled Islamic Jihad leader , Ramadan Shalah , had declared on the group 's website that it was making " nonstop efforts " to carry out a bombing in Israel .

Bombing in Russia highlights discrimination faced by those from Caucasus

His group , the Popular Resistance Committees , has claimed responsibility for numerous fatal attacks on Israelis and is suspected in a 2003 roadside bombing in Gaza that killed three Americans .

Bach confessed that he had set off to fight in Iraq but instead came home with orders to help carry out a bombing in Italy , police say .

Hartman was among three soldiers killed Sept. 14 in a suicide truck bombing at a west Baghdad electrical substation that their unit was guarding .

Basayev claims to have masterminded several recent terrorist operations , including the Dubrovka Theater siege and the bombing at the National Hotel .

Ron Hirsch , 60 , who was wanted in connection with Thursday 's bombing at the Chabad House , was apprehended in Cleveland Heights , the Santa Monica Police Department said .

The attack came a day after bombings at three major Baghdad hotels in which 37 people died .

The attack by the Reagan administration was in response to a bombing at a German discotheque that left two U. S. servicemen dead .

Gates ' visit coincided with a series of attacks in the volatile southern city of Kandahar , where a bombing at the city 's university killed two students , according to local officials .

" About 10 people were killed in Thursday night 's bombing on an uninhabited ridge line , " he said .

Oct. 12 : More than 200 people , including seven Americans , are killed in two nightclub bombings on the island of Bali .

The bombing on the edge of Red Square crossed a red line of sorts for many Muscovites .

The last major attack in Moscow was in March , when a double bombing on the Moscow metro system killed about 40 people and left dozens injured .

The Haqqanis have been blamed for a number of spectacular attacks in the capital in the last several years , including the storming of a luxury hotel and the bombing of the Indian Embassy .

The recording identifies an Egyptian man , named Abu Farida Masri , as being responsible for the Aug. 19 , 2003 , truck bombing of the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad .

Al Qaeda allegedly gave the direct order for some of the attacks , investigators say , including one in Indonesia and the May bombing of a residential compound in Riyadh , the Saudi Arabian capital .

The effort came in spite of such major sore points as the deadly 1988 terrorist bombing of a Pan Am airliner over Lockerbie , Scotland , which killed 270 people and was blamed on Libya .

Two years later , Tripoli was implicated in the bombing of the Pan Am 747 over Scotland .

U. S. authorities have long been sensitive to fears of terrorism in East Africa , after the simultaneous 1998 bombings of the American embassies in Nairobi and Dar-es-Salaam , Tanzania , that killed about 220 people .

President Ronald Reagan bombarded Kadafi 's compound in 1986 after the Libyan leader was linked to the bombing of a disco in Berlin frequented by U. S. soldiers .

March 4 : In the southern Philippines , the bombing of an airport terminal , plus others on April 2 ( a crowded wharf ) and May 11 ( a public market ) kill at least 46 people .

A month or so ago , massive bombing of Libya was on no one 's agenda .

The alliance has reported no serious casualties in its air campaign , though Kadafi 's government alleged that the bombing killed hundreds of civilians and NATO has acknowledged several mistaken bombings of rebel forces .

At least one female suicide bomber had struck in Iraq before Degauque , and in November a would-be female suicide bomber was implicated in Iraqi operatives ' bombing of three hotels in the Jordanian capital .

Khamis was acquitted of involvement in the 2002 bombing of an Israeli-owned hotel in Mombasa .

The type of incident seemed somewhat reminiscent of the March 2003 U. S. bombing of the Dora Farms complex south of Baghdad that targeted Saddam Hussein in an initial salvo of the American-led invasion of Iraq .

" On the other hand , there have in the past been bombings by elements of Palestinian organizations that come under his control .

Two other soldiers from the Army 's 4th Infantry Division were wounded in the bombing near Baqubah , about 40 miles northeast of Baghdad , U. S. Central Command said .

The two suspects who allegedly planned to stage a bombing near the presidential palace had earlier been involved in rocket attacks against coalition forces , the spokesman said .

It was unclear whether the damage at the hospital resulted from attacks by anti-Kadafi fighters , loyalist forces or bombings by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization , whose mission is to protect civilians under fire .

The two Iraqi guards were killed in a bombing near an oil pipeline 150 miles north of the capital , and 10 more were injured , U. S. officials said

Before last week 's bombing in Kabul , which killed a policeman , an attack in December on a military bus on the city 's outskirts killed five Afghan army personnel .

The woman reportedly has been seen lurking on the edges of terrorist bombings during a decade of tensions between Russia and the breakaway republic of Chechnya .

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin again lashed out at militants , saying this week 's bombings could be linked and calling for reinforcement of police ranks in the north Caucasus .

A suicide car bombing of the JW Marriott Hotel carried out by the Jemaah Islamiah terrorist network in the same part of Jakarta last year killed 12 people .

In the northern city of Mosul -- a longtime stronghold of Hussein 's Baath Party once heralded as an occupation success story -- there are almost daily attacks and frequent bombings .

Here in the Achin district of Nangarhar province , tribesmen fed up with assassinations and roadside bombings carried out by the Taliban formed a militia in self-defense .

After the hotel bombing , a composite drawing was distributed , purported to be a likeness of Black Fatima .

" You have people who committed bombings , who helped recruit and send bombers , at least one who fought in Iraq and returned .

Details emerge of Pakistani Taliban 's suspected role in Times Square bombing

The bombing took place as a crowd of more than 200 people watched a match between local teams about 20 miles south of the town of Lakki Marwat in North-West Frontier Province .

In the days since the Moscow bombing , gun skirmishes have erupted in Chechnya and insurgents operating from the forest attacked a group of police in Dagestan .

Government forces reached it by dinghy , as part of an attack which the LTTE said was accompanied by heavy and indiscriminate shelling and bombing over Jaffna .

Unix Systems Laboratories Inc says that it will release a beta version of the promised Architecture Neutral Distribution Format for independent software vendors by summer . 

IBM is still shooting for top spot in the league table of Unix system vendors by 1993 . 

The Software Developer 's Kit is $500 and the Solaris Driver Developer 's Kit for hardware vendors for building drivers is $200 , both quantity one . 

Glancing round the square , he saw the ice-cream vendors in their invariable place . 

The software needs a lot of work before it 's mature and the current situation puts OSF and DCE vendors in a race to get it to that point before the marketplace grows leery of it . 

Windows World , which is effectively Microsoft 's booth there , is spread over two halls and we 're told to expect a cast of thousands of independent software vendors in supporting roles . 

IDC ranks HP as the number one Unix vendor in Europe , and says the firm increased its lead over second placed Sun Microsystems Inc during 1992 . 

In response to the buoyant demand for GUIs almost all vendors of computer systems now offer such an interface product . 

Vendors of fruit , gingerbreads , ale and hot potatoes did a roaring trade , as did the pickpockets , albeit in a quieter fashion . 

Can I please , through your letters page , make a request on behalf of all vendors of second-hand equipment ? 

Over the next few months , vendors of hardware , software and operating systems will evaluate beta code and provide comments on Desktop Management Interface . 

Small boats came out to the liner , some bearing vendors of coconuts and bananas , others containing friends and relatives who shouted up names to the rail . 

the undermining of IBM 's image as an understanding vendor to big business as the inevitable wave of data centre consolidations swept the world in late 1988 and into 1989 . 

Sun says Addamax -- a vendor to Sun -- asked for a loan guarantee , and it agreed because the suit raised serious issues . 

Intel Corp is reportedly getting worried over the resources of its traditional vendors to weather market upheavals . 

It is worth mentioning here that if you are selling as well as buying , most solicitors will not allow you to use your purchaser 's deposit money for your own deposit to your vendor . 

If it is the applicant , then the trade is likely to be put in an awkward position vis-a-vis some of their potential vendors . 

And I 'll get my accountant to chase your vendor 's elusive accountant and get some figures for the last few months . 

But we managed to track down your kindly vendor 's accountant , and persuade them to bring those accounts up to date . " 

Although the only agreement covering hardware so far is with Pyramid , the software runs on a variety of Unix servers , so customers will be able to choose their hardware vendor . 

R4000A shipments are expected through SGI 's semiconductor vendors this year as well as a 67Mhz R4000A iteration . 

A report on the European CASE market by London-based market research outfit , Ovum Ltd , shows average growth for the top 20 CASE vendors dipped to 28% in 1991 from 39% in 1990 . 

Inmos Ltd has won approval from the European Commission to turn the Esprit-funded Harmony project into commercial products , in partnership with micro-kernel vendor Chorus Systemes SA and parallel computer experts Archipel of Annecy-le-Vieux , France . 

As soon as the two men had departed , in the direction of a sausage vendor , Jaq said to Meh'Lindi : 

It says its got 43 distributors worldwide and 150 major hardware and software vendors shipping or announcing availability of their products for UnixWare . 

Software vendors such as Telesmart are doing their bit to help by providing software to sit between users ' applications and the various EDI networks ( see Panel 2 -- British Gypsum ) . 

The unavailability of Intel Corp 's promised Pentium chip is forcing hardware vendors like Unisys Corp , much of whose product line is Intel , to scramble . 

Knight Frank & Rutley , which handled the sale on behalf of the vendor Frames Welcome Hotels , said the purchaser was an overseas trust which intended to extend the hotel . 

She was in a decisive mood at the moment and waltzed over the ` pill " vendor . 

A number of Japanese independent software vendors were exhibiting at SunWorld show , including developers such as Technology Fukui , a regional company already developing in the computer-integrated manufacturing field and now to offer a building blocks system for a flexible manufacturing control system ( called F-Macs ) for control of incoming and out going shipments , production line control and automatic warehousing -- the system will cost upwards of $10,000 once it is realised in March next year . 

This strategy was possible because they have sold mainframes mostly to computer vendors in the country concerned rather than through direct sales channels . 

A system not designed by a computer vendor -- usually based on a PC Local Area Network , ` stretched " somehow to handle larger systems . 

The personal systems business , based in Finland , saw sales increase 34% to £350m , and unlike personal computer vendors elsewhere , even managed to make a profit . 

PostScript succeeded to such an extent that it became a de-facto standard with almost every major computer manufacturer and printer vendor taking out a license . 

Although inspired by the threat of NT , Guidon claims that COSE also grew out of pressure on Hewlett-Packard and IBM from large end users and independent software vendors demanding Unix standardisation . 

Unir will now be able to negotiate with large computer vendors and software houses on AT&T 's behalf to facilitate Calico 's transfer to the commercial marketplace . 

His presence made up her mind for her and she turned , brushing past him and heading towards a newspaper vendor who sat shivering behind his stall at the nearby entrance to a Metro station . 

When a newspaper vendor wandered into the pub with the final edition of the Evening Standard they bought a copy and read together an account of the sexual chain which led from a slum racketeer called Rachman , through a gun-toting West Indian dope-dealer to a Russian naval attachý spy , the former War Minister and on to naked men in masks at parties at Lord Astor 's country estate . 

During beta testing , Bristol will be working with small independent software vendors willing to hand their source code over to Bristol so that it can properly babysit the whole operation . 

The shops are packed and the streets crowded with vendors selling oranges and bananas . 

Another example which recently came before the court concerned confidentiality in an offer made to a vendor of land . 

The conversations between Gary and Aggi and the various vendors of stolen property were recorded . 

Although Government could alter the proposals , the presumption was that they would not . 

One of the few criticisms that has rankled with Mr Kinnock has been the allegation of cockiness -- the presumption he has won before the votes have been counted . 

The presumption that insolvency was criminal was no longer allowed . 

When dealing with requests such as this we treat each on its merits , but the presumption is that an existing position is retained unless a more satisfactory alternative location is identified . 

( b ) Continuations There is a statutory presumption that where a partnership continues after the time fixed for its termination the provisions of the original agreement will continue to apply . 

In both these cases , the presumption is of service seven calendar days after the date of posting or insertion . 

A trader should never act on the presumption of retrieving his circumstances when he had become flagrantly insolvent . 

That there is strong presumption against interpreting a statute as taking away the right of silence , at least in some of its forms , can not in my view be doubted . 

His presumption that , through her body , a woman signifies inferiority , rests on a mistaken biology . 

There can be no general presumption in favour of either indirect or direct taxation , when we assess each system in terms of macro-management , economic incentives , economic welfare and administrative costs . 

By themselves the facts are neutral but in so far as moral views about the proper role of the media are based upon presumptions about facts , our empirical findings are bound to have moral implications . 

To avoid any presumptions about the structure of the DNA , we replaced the bent DNA in the actual complex with the phosphate backbone for B-form DNA that was used to model the CAP/DNA complex . 

The problem is dealt with mainly by presumptions about normal people . 

Each model can cope with all the evidence and the choice between them is thrown back on criteria like elegance , economy , fruitfulness , or perhaps , indeed , conformity with deep underlying presumptions about human nature . 

I think you should wait for that and do n't make any presumptions about the future of the runway . 

Making yourself aware of bias and adopting alternative usages should prevent the tacit presumption by your reader of the white male as a norm . 

And it warns : ` A presumption of the right to make an extra-contractual referral can not be a guarantee that the DHA would in all cases agree to meet the cost . " 

The presumption of innocence has not been toppled ; rather , it has been corroded by a series of laws on alcohol and tobacco , football hooliganism , drugs , videos and even badgers . 

In medieval times , the normal presumption of the courts was that any history or implication of consent on the part of the woman was a valid defence to an appeal of rape . 

There was a significant challenge to the establishment inherent in Methodism 's message , its organisational novelties and its presumption of spiritual equality . 

The presumption behind such arguments is that theists wish their statements about God to be propositions that it would be impossible to deny . 

Above all , the extremely strong presumption against the legality of the use of nuclear weapons needs not only to be reaffirmed , but also made more specific . 

An important presumption to which we should all adhere is that existing frontiers , however inconvenient and however arbitrarily they may have been drawn , are the lines from which we start . 

The ` rationale for some of the more rigid land constraints which flow from national policies " also needs review , particularly the planning presumption against development of agricultural land . 

` There should always be a presumption in favour of development unless there are specific reasons . 

In these circumstances the presumption that the agent is a competent judge of what is best to do is very hard to maintain . 

But there is already much evidence to support the presumption that the effect was pervasive . 

As noted above , there is some indication of the development of a rebuttable presumption that all questions of law should be for the ordinary courts . 

With a conscious effort , she swallowed the small spurt of irritation against his easy presumption that she 'd simply fall into line with whatever he chose to do . 

3.3 It has been a recurrent presumption that the attributive position is in some sense or other a disguised form of the predicative position . 

Many houses consisted of one storey only but in a number of instances , as at Priene , stairs have been excavated , leading to the presumption that an upper story had been constructed . 

The harvest of young harp seals , for example , will probably soon cease completely ; and although a total moratorium on whaling has not yet been achieved , it at least now seems in sight .

Instead , it will propose a long term moratorium on mineral activities .

At present there is a moratorium on the construction of nuclear plants , and the plans would need parliamentary approval .

The moratorium on the British coal industry takes into account the fact that Father Christmas ca n't fit down a gas fire 's flue outlet .

When a business finds itself seriously short of cash it can often buy breathing time by approaching its creditors and asking for a moratorium on payments .

In 1972 the United Nations called for a ten-year moratorium on all commercial whaling to be enacted through the IWC .

There is little comfort for foreign creditors hoping for an end to the six-month moratorium on debt payments .

An order extending Russia 's moratorium on nuclear weapons testing until July 1 , 1993 , was signed by President Yeltsin on Oct. 19 .

But then congress intervened by imposing a two year moratorium on all dumping .

Norway imposed a moratorium on commercial whaling in 1987 and in 1991 , for the first time , stopped killing whales for scientific purposes .

` If they voted to lift the moratorium , they 'd get lynched at home . "

In both Spain and Italy , emergency regulations were introduced to impose a temporary moratorium on drift-net use , pending governmental investigations .

It was reported on Feb. 2 that an emergency session of the Moldavian Supreme Soviet Presidium on Jan. 31 had declared a six-month moratorium on " all political events which are likely to cause interethnic strife " .

Greenpeace in the UK is calling for a moratorium on imports of Brazilian mahogany , of which the UK is the largest buyer , as well as a consumer boycott .

However , a proposal for a 10-year moratorium on building more nuclear power stations was approved by 947,356 votes ( 54.6 per cent ) to 787,247 ( 45.4 per cent ) .

Leading the first contingent will be Japan and Norway , which want to see the current moratorium on commercial whaling lifted .

We support the extension of the moratorium on commercial whaling and have cosponsored resolutions against ` scientific " hunting of whales .

The project never materialised owing to a federal moratorium on housing funds , but the two strands of building preservation and community involvement came together in 1979 with the incorporation of the MCC .

Childhood friend Lesley Nolin said : ` She was holding court in Molly 's Bar where people wear jeans , baggy sweaters and drink beers for a dollar . "

One adverse critic of Dustin 's performance was the young and eccentric English actor Victor Henry , who , on seeing Dustin in a bar after the show , emptied a glass of beer over his head .

Later on , though , we found a little bar on the edge of the port city , with acceptable food and drink .

Eating and drinking out is easy as the street is full of cafés and bars .

In the evening after a buffet-style meal washed down with free wine , Drago 's Starlight Bar comes to life with live music and cabaret entertainment .

Angry at being separated from Jeanne , Modigliani spent much of his time drinking in a windowless little bar where local artists met , where he drank and ran up debts .

A similar threat faced Lough Foyle , Londonderry , where the Culmore tip was encroaching on mudflats offering a winter home to hundreds of whooper swans migrating from Greenland . 

Windmills and tidal barrages ( and perhaps wave power ) are regarded as having promise even if the former do spoil landscapes and the latter ruin the mudflats on which ducks and wading birds feed . 

How fresh , brackish and seawater bathe the mudflats in daily rhythm . 

Many of these birds feed on the millions of worms , snails and cockles that inhabit the mudflats or on the eel grass , a green seaweed , that grows on top . 

By keeping the tidal mudflats , the conservationists argue , the development will be both more imaginative and environmentally sound . 

It would cover an area of 23 hectares and provide mudflats similar to those which would be permanently covered within the bay area . 

It is a fundamental principle of the Bill that the impounded lake should permanently cover the existing mudflats . 

Terns , redshanks and sand plovers were also at risk , together with birds accustomed to using the coastal mudflats as resting points on seasonal migrations between Siberia and East Africa . 

It says that the discharges from the plant , which is run by British Nuclear Fuels ( BNFL ) , are carried upstream to Preston on the incoming tide and deposited in mudflats used by children to play . 

The above design conclusions have profound implications for the construction details of my chair . 

One must , of course , be cautious in drawing conclusions from only two visits to an institution , but I can perhaps summarize my general impressions . 

Surely , if you have serious reasons for doubting the police conclusions , you should approach them ? " 

Erroneous police conclusions are often caused by considerable obstacles to the discovery of what happened in the past . 

These divergent views on the demand for money lead to very different policy conclusions . 

I certainly agree that I would not be wholly confident of the conclusion about tunnelling if I did not know that rigorous calculations with the Schrödinger equation lead to the same conclusion . 

The inescapable conclusions from studying the management practice in large organisations , including the health service , in the past 40 years is that management is best carried out as close as possible to the chalkface . 

Norwegian scientists have come to this conclusion after being allowed to conduct tests in the previously closed Kara Sea off northwestern Russia . 

However , he then fails to follow through his rather important point to the logical conclusion of considering how it might at least explain those many instances where outstanding originality and insanity have been found to co-exist . 

We might draw three broad conclusions in relation to ensuring the accuracy of research data : 

` We can not move directly to particular fixed ethical conclusions from either the Bible or Natural Law . " 

The generality of conclusions from well controlled experiments can often be tested by comparative studies . 

Caution is therefore necessary in drawing definite conclusions from either rRNA or protein-tree analyses . 

Surgery for superobesity is obviously a last resort , but this study confirms the conclusion of earlier short term follow-up studies which found a good psychological outcome even in patients with a history of psychiatric treatment . 

By itself an experiment allows us to draw conclusions about the particular conditions in that experiment , and nothing else . 

Presentations of costs of residential and fostering care and intermediate treatment which ignore these important considerations can result in unjustified conclusions about cost effectiveness . 

The main conclusion about education and employment was that purely educational aims came first : schools should not prepare pupils for particular types of employment ; industry itself benefited from the teaching and learning of basic educational skills . 

I 've come to a lot of conclusions about myself within the last four months . 

This conclusion about the selective nature of close confiding is supported by evidence from a variety of sources . 

As you can see , I 've never had as much difficulty in coming to a conclusion about any piece of software . 

The conclusion from this comparison of the draft Bill and the Act is that Parliament has in all material respects adopted the committee 's approach and has thereby indorsed the committee 's point of view . 

We may draw two main conclusions from these data about the prevalence of dementia among the institutionalized population . 

The researcher could not draw any generally valid or reliable conclusions from such discussions , but they should provide useful guidelines as to what areas should be followed up in the main enquiry . 

Conclusions from the Dragon Project suggest that in some cases the stone circle can act as a ` shield " from outside energies . 

Reich claimed that Freud was not willing to draw the obvious conclusions from psychoanalysis , namely , that changes were needed in these institutions if the sexual repression was to be overcome . 

The main conclusion from this research is that although health and work ability decline in some respects with age , they are subject to considerable personal variance . 

Yet the conclusions of the Office of Population Censuses and Surveys report are still disturbing . 

The plant 's owners , Pennsylvania Power & Light , have denied the existence of the problem , even though three internal engineering studies supported the conclusions of Prevatte and Lochbaum . 

This is the conclusion of a report published by the Countryside Commission and compiled by Oxford University 's transport studies unit . 

We have told you about making wide margins , which will give you a quick view both of the skeleton of the subject and of the important findings and memorable conclusions of the study . 

As president of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters , with 40 years of art study behind him , Poole is well placed to draw some conclusions on the art . 

Unfortunately , there is no real solution to these difficulties and again we can only leave it to the reader to arrive at his or her own conclusion on the basis of the material presented . 

I 'll draw no conclusions on the whole factory/handmade dilemma here ; you 'll just have to read the first two paragraphs again and make up your own mind . 

Nor would it do to come to too many conclusions on the evidence of yesterday 's romp in the sun on a well-grassed but hard pitch . 

Anthony Ray has recently reached the same conclusion on art-historical grounds and we know that Seville was an important centre for the manufacture and export of tin-glazed pottery . 

Finally , I will draw some overall conclusions on the White Paper . 

To reach conclusions on any part of the evidence in isolation is dangerous . 

It should be a task of the European Council to reach conclusions on common foreign and security policy . 

The threat of targeting US-based British businesses for more taxes has led to the conclusion in some quarters that Clinton is less pro-free trade than his predecessor . 

This theory , first advanced by Clifford Jolly and described by myself at greater length elsewhere , enables us to draw detailed conclusions regarding the instinctual repertoire of our pre-human ancestors . 

Will he commission a report to consider in detail and with expertise the fluctuations to which he referred rather than , as he has , jumping to his own conclusions about why such fluctuations should exist ? 

I have reached the conclusion that our constitution is wearing out . 

Despite that problem , the results clearly confirm our conclusion that paper readers did not react against the partisanship of their papers , they gloried in it . 

An acquittal does not necessarily , and perhaps not even typically , falsify a police conclusion that the accused is guilty . 

He reached the conclusion after studying samples of preserved moss from the period . 

His conclusion was that his data ` provided support for neither Mallet nor Blauner " ( Gallie 1978 , 298 ) . 

Of particular significance to our discussion in this chapter is her conclusion about the way in which technology appears to influence organisational structure at the two ends of the scale of technological complexity . 

Our conclusions of three-dimensional paraconductivity are not sensitive to which extrapolation is used . 

Investigators at the scene of the Waco siege agreed with the FBI 's initial conclusion that cult members had started the fire themselves . 

Darwin and Wallace came to the same conclusion about archipelago birds . 

He drew the conclusion from this that the riot ` came like a bolt out of the blue " ( Guardian , 21 November 1985 ) . 

We draw what seem to be two important conclusions from this hypothesis . 

How typical it was of Luke to make his position so crystal-clear , drawing the line almost brutally in his determination that she should n't make any personal conclusions from his offer . 

Izvestiya reported on July 20 the conclusions of the State Statistics Committee for the first six months of 1992 . 

The conclusions of one other major research was that it had substantial social implication of personal family in community lives so these papers were discussed in great detail . 

And has the Church now reached any conclusions over the miracles Alice performed ? 

Jumping to the conclusion that the biggest must therefore be the best could be a mistake . 

I dare say he was behaving shiftily and you jumped to the conclusion that he was following you . " 

Perception of extension is subject to relativities too , the same thing appearing to be different shapes according to our view . 

The perception of Israel as an anti-Soviet bastion has persisted . 

Proximity , physical appearance , direction of gaze , and gestures and facial expressions all affect our perceptions of one another . 

Whether commissioned as a promotional tool or not , the showing of such films has had a major effect on the outside world 's perception of Edinburgh . 

Legends about the movement of stones arise because , if the stones are alive with energy , this in some way affects our perception so that we feel they are moving . 

In a second phase the baby 's unified perceptions are shattered and she begins to understand herself as a subject disturbingly distant from the external world . 

In Lesley Hall 's chapter on children 's perception , the emphasis is on visual search and how it develops from infancy to childhood and maturity . 

The very conceptual systems which inform our perceptions need to be scrutinised . 

For some , the scheme matched their self perception as being ` progressive " and ` innovatory " practices . 

His ` music " tied him to his sense perceptions and to his normal emotional experience . 

Reporting of colour perception is also subject to variations in linguistic understanding of words for describing colours . 

How does the conflict between the legal model and market perceptions affect financial reporting ? 

So , leaving aside the hardware involved , is feature analysis one of the processes involved in object perception ? 

It is considered , too , that at 50 dB(A) , pain perception is enhanced . 

A truly interactive system ( after Rumelhart and McClelland 's parallel distributed processing model of word perception ) could use higher level information to reject unsuitable candidate words . 

When they have , disorders of perception including hallucinations have sometimes been reported , but by no means invariably . 

There is no end to the recounting of social ritual , communications , behavioural patterns , sensory perception and motor activity , to be found among the creatures of this physical world , human or otherwise . 

She tingled with excitement , soon she would be with him , she would see his dear face , touch his crisp hair , feel his mouth on hers . 

I remember that she said , ` And that would have been enough , even without the rest , " as she stooped to put her mouth on mine . 

She felt his warm mouth on the palm of her hand then she was being pulled on to his lap . 

He was so close , she could n't think , she certainly could n't speak , explain that nothing mattered except the longing , the sudden urgency , the need to feel his mouth on hers . 

Her mouth was wide and generous , a classic Cupid 's bow which no amount of severe , businesslike flattening would tone down . 

His mouth ground down hard , forcing a terrible anger to her heart because he was untrue and yet she still loved and needed him . 

He fetches half a tree in his dripping mouth and insists on me throwing it for him to fetch . 

When the train started Jasper put his mouth over the tip and realized he could n't light the cigarette because the end was outside . 

` Shameless , " he teased thickly , lifting his mouth for a moment to gaze darkly down at her rapt face . 

His eyelids flickered and he put his sour unshaven mouth to hers . 

She turned to him , pressing her mouth to his in a long , drugging kiss , while her hands slid tantalisingly over his hips in a blatant invitation . 

He was just shifting this succulent morsel in his mouth before grinding her bones , when he heard an extraordinary sound ; he heard a gurgle of laughter . 

But Baccy never used a curse word , nor did he ever take the briar pipe out of his mouth despite having abandoned the tobacco habit on joining the church at the age of eighteen . 

Their eyes met , sheer delight in each other in both pairs , and then Luke was kissing her on the mouth with so much loving tenderness that she could n't speak for quite a while . 

He tried protesting to Selkirk , who simply struck him across the mouth and pushed him through the metal-studded door . 

He pursed his big mouth into such a babyish pout that Meredith found him comical ; he sniggered . 

Arty closed his mouth and began to brush the heel of his open hand against his left temple in a repeated gesture of frustration . 

He closed his mouth down around hers , and for a moment she was too stunned to react . 

Catching sight of herself in a wall mirror , Loretta closed her mouth and waited for Bridget to go on . 

Werner was in his late forties with a short , stocky physique , thinning brown hair and a neatly trimmed russet moustache that tapered down over the corners of his mouth . 

Fran blushed crimson as she realised that he was staring at her , one corner of his mouth lifted mockingly as though he could read her thoughts . 

And as if goaded beyond endurance he tore off his mask , tore off hers , took her face between both hands and forced his mouth on hers . 

The porter drew back his hand and rubbed his mouth with the back of his wrist . 

She had time to let out one shrill scream before a dirty hand was clamped over her mouth . 

It would have been better to wipe your mouth on both sleeves and change your shirt every other day . 

He has blood caked round his mouth , a blindfold over his eyes , and his shoulders are hunched . 

He had tried to feel inside his mouth to see if any teeth were broken or missing , but the great bulk of his boxing-glove precluded any such investigation . 

Threat Number Three sobered Henry up slightly , though his mother and Noreen , flanking him on each side like two prison warders , had n't said a word since Eunice had opened her mouth . 

Wild with fear , Constance opened her mouth and bit his nose so hard that it hurt her teeth . 

He shut his mouth and swallowed hard , and in the space of about two seconds she saw a whole kaleidoscope of emotions flash in succession through his mind . 

He could see the longer teeth at the sides of her mouth and the folds of wet black skin that at any moment would draw back in a threatening snarl . 

` Zambia has come back to us , " Jahsaxa said , dabbing the side of her mouth with a fingernail . 

Paul has worry lines across his forehead and smile lines at the side of his mouth . 

We believe a cup of coffee leaves a nicer taste in your mouth when it 's given to you by name . 

This time when he kissed me , his mouth stayed on mine , and I opened my lips a little , and so did he , and I could taste him in my mouth . 

Her lips parted uncertainly and she tasted the sweet caress of his mouth like a child tasting fizzy sherbet for the first time . 

I get head spin , and end up lolling out of the car , dribbling through my nose onto the tarmac just to get the vile bitter taste of nicotine out of my mouth . 

He smeared the chicken with edenwort , okra and gravy , rubbed it round the plate and set it off once more in the direction of his wide , beautifully moulded mouth . 

He looked at her wide mouth , the full lips that kissed him so often and so lusciously . 

` Quite honestly " -- Haverford was wiping his mouth with the napkin still festooned about his neck -- ` neither can I. " 

` Strange times , " he said , wiping his mouth with the back of his hand . 

His mouth was too dry to speak but he could not reach for the water now . 

Leith 's mouth fell open in surprise as she realised that this awful man thought she and Travis were sleeping together . 

Her bosom heaved , her wet mouth opened , her wide eyes stared . 

Sam 's mouth opened , but what it said seemed not to be what it had opened for . 

Liu Chang 's mouth opened as if to form a question , then clicked shut . 

Every area is rich in spectacular views and welcoming villages … the locals all with tales to tell and a wealth of country cooking to make your mouth water . 

Now , as the waiter served them both with salmon poached in white wine , dressed with a spicy sauce and served with salad and new potatoes , she felt her mouth watering in anticipation of the meal . 

Traditionally , the head has played the central role ; the tip of the pyramid , the centre of the web . 

The nonsmoker breathes ` sidestream " smoke from the burning tip of the cigarette and ` mainstream " smoke that has been inhaled and then exhaled by the smoker . 

The tip of the black sword was hovering over K!sdra 's throat . 

GABRIEL DID get a pair of wings made from filigree wire quilted with the tips of peacock feathers . 

For the next few hours , I was back on the road , passing flatbed trucks carrying huge , tapering logs like giant carrots with their tips chopped off . 

When I looked down once more I saw , gleaming in the darkness , a long pin or needle that projected from the cane 's tip . 

Latymer had arrived wearing a smart , double-vented suit , a good-looking , silver-tongued fellow who had been expensively educated and carried an umbrella with a shiny copper tip . 

Her carré de'agneau de lait truffé en croûte , aux pointes d'asperges de Villelaure , combined new season Luberon lamb , the pick of the region 's fresh truffles and asparagus tips in their prime . 

She pulled at it with the tip of her fingers , catching it as it fell . 

For a long time her hands , especially the tips of her fingers , had been covered in dreadful wart-like sores . 

Reaching out , she touched his face and he turned and kissed the tips of her fingers . 

Although trading standards officers have the power to seize fake goods -- and prosecute both the manufacturer and seller -- they admit the ones they catch are only the tip of the iceberg . 

All I could see of her was the tip of her nose on Richard 's other side , bobbing backwards and forwards as she walked , like a bird eating grain . 

Finn noted that he was tracing a column of names and addresses with the tip of his pen , occasionally ringing one with the biro . 

It 's back was a dull pewter colour , with a paler underbelly , but the tip of its tail was eau de nil and looked soft and delicate . 

Towards the tip of this tail there is a sharp spine with a serrated edge and this is slashed painfully against the offending foot or leg . 

She felt the tip of his tongue running along her pliant lips , the faintest touch , and yet immediately her body yearned to respond . 

The event was staged to fulfil Zechariah 's prophecy of the Messianic King riding into Jerusalem ( Matt .

I finally encountered the bomb baby , thus fulfilling the ironic prophecy of my dreams .

And once this kind of polarization is set in motion , it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy in which everyone who is not with us is against us .

When other nations subsequently joined the EEC , I decided it was time to hold fire on future Antichrist prophecies .

Large audiences gathered to hear the verse prophecies which she uttered from her bed in Mr Roberts 's lodgings nearby , swallowing occasionally ` very little toast in small Bear " .

The whole story of Jesus ' birth seems to be an expansion of an Old Testament prophecy found in Micah :

Sure enough , the wolf came and devoured him ; only his skull was left which went on reiterating the prophecy of doom for Rome .

Hasty rides at midnight along windswept cliffs , a King falling into darkness , prophecies of doom .

Like the cry of a banshee , the sounds of the Elder Gods re-awakening from their slumber bore only the prophecy of death .

So , the prophecy of blacks ' doing well in sport but poorly in intellectual realms is self-fulfilling .

Nor would it appear that these awful prophecies from her Majesty 's Chief Inspector were calculated to depress the spirits of the royal household .

In November 1984 , Noel disproved Orwell 's grim prophecies by stepping into Martin Harris 's seven league boots and , as Chairman , involving the Department in an ongoing process of expansion and innovation .

If the minister had been looking out from his manse windows , he would have thought that his prophecy had found honour in its own country at last .

A YOUNG child is killed in Liverpool and an entire state of more than 50 million souls is plunged headlong into tormented self-flagellation , morose prophecies and flabby tirades about restoring a sense of right and wrong .

As the historian of the university puts it : " The war had amply proved the value to the community of men and women trained in the university as leaders , scientists and technicians . "

The historical collection is of great value to researchers and publishers working on plant collecting , biogeography , and other historical research , but it is separated from the documentary archival material held in the Library .

In his satire of the pretensions of mechanical science Dickens proclaims the value to society of automatons filling the role of policemen .

just as irradiation has the potential to mislead the consumer about the quality of food on sale , so the use of cosmetic additives can dupe customers about the nutritional value of the food they are buying .

Green , leafy vegetables and yellow and orange fruits are of especial nutritional value to good health .

Despite the lack of convincing evidence of its efficacy many general practitioners believe in the value of counselling and of counsellors in general practice .

for the upper class the belief in the educative values of classical English literature was still strong .

Artefacts , that is objects that were produced in the past , have great value for the teaching of history .

This is the first study showing an independent prognostic value for the blood vlume transfused .

The Kingman Report proved to be of great value to my Working Group .

I hope this book will also be of value to the professional surveyor -- in its breadth if not its depth -- but I have written it in terms best suited to the non-professional , enthusiastic house-owner .

On Nov. 21 the Supreme Court declared that the congressional proceedings were " unconstitutional " and " lacking in juridical value " .

Later we will take advantage of this strong way in which the semantic value of a process is determined by its syntactic approximation .

These features which have been originally built into online systems to improve system performance are of considerable instructional value to searchers .

I can not overstate the value of spending some time with a competent goldpanner .

The inventor of the submersible , Chris Nicholson , says the machine is capable now of reaching 600 metres .

Stein is often said to have been the inventor of the escapement for the German action .

Ald. McNaughtan laying the first rail , watched by Michael Holroyd-Smith -- the inventor -- standing by the platform .

The New Scientist magazine reports that an inventor from California , Patrick Kane , has created the world 's first dissolving golf ball .

An ingenious inventor in his own right , Hermes was an alchemist by trade .

In 1957 a British inventor called Cyril Walter Kenward had filed a patent on an industrial robot that both Unimation and AMf had infringed .

Gavin Dalzell of Lesmahagow copied his machine in 1846 and passed on the details to so many people that for more than fifty years he was generally regarded as the inventor of the bicycle .

Inventor Mike Godwin has created Cozydry -- the ultimate luxury in bathroom aids .

The inventor , Bart Zoltan , says the device could be made in bulk for under $4 -- a good deal cheaper than treating an overdose .

Luckily for Ruggles it was filed well before the US Patent Office began to ask inventors to pay renewal fees .

At the centre of the controversy was Professor Stephen Salter , now Professor of Engineering Design at Edinburgh University , and the inventor of one of the most promising wave power systems .

The inventor says that a steel flywheel around half a metre in diameter ran store the equivalent of around 5 kilowatt hours of energy .

Three hearty hurrahs , therefore , for the inventors of the GuitaRest , the kind of ultra-neat idea that keeps you awake at night wishing that you 'd thought of it .

Alexander Bain , the inventor , devised a way of skimming raised metallic letters with a stylus attached to a pendulum .

The person that this parent approached for advice was Alexander Graham Bell , the inventor of the telephone .

Kitson was a prolific inventor whose own difficulties in financing and manufacturing his patents had led him to a radical critique of the banking system .

An introduction by Heims outlines Wiener 's own experience as inventor of noise filters , an analogue computer and an electrical network concept .

Junk bond inventor and former jailbird Michael Milken is reportedly getting together with singer Michael Jackson to create an interactive television education network .

He was the inventor of the first reliable light steel umbrella frame , and early in his business life purchased the Cliffe estate from Sir William Worsley .

Benjamin Franklin , the official US representative in France , talented inventor as well as an effective diplomatist , considered that Lafayette himself should be in nominal command , with John Paul Jones leading the actual assault .

Exposed after a bigamous marriage in New York in 1885 , he changed his name to its final form and enlisted with Thorsten Nordenfelt , the London-based Swedish inventor of a quick-firing gun and an unseaworthy submarine .

They are , according to recent research , bringing up the next generation of offenders , truants , divorcees and generally inadequate people . 

Mrs Hiscocks , a divorcee , had been looking after a 650-acre wildlife sanctuary at Abuko for Mr Brewer , while he was in the UK for medical treatment . 

Our activities fill the newspapers and magazines -- siring more children ; making , or failing to make , ends meet ; grappling with the intricacies of our lives as workers , parents , divorcees . 

I remain convinced that only lesbians and divorcees insist on being addressed in this manner . 

THE number of marriages between a divorcee and someone who is marrying for the first time is on the slide . 

His Palm Beach socialite mother Naoma was so outraged when John , 35 , wed the notorious divorcee Roxanne Pulitzer in Las Vegas , she cut him off . 

The Queen Mother 's strong beliefs are thought to be rooted in her intense disapproval of her brother-in-law Edward VIII's decision in 1936 to abdicate for the love of American divorcee Mrs Wallis Simpson . 

Though the system is quite helpful to divorcees , it does involve the assumption that women are a piece of property being passed from one man to another ! 

That , and trying to recruit him to the parents ' Association committee ( which was almost the same thing , as the most active women members were divorcees ) . 

Then there was like a big boom and I was just spinning around . " 

Fog was creeping in over the island and in the distance the deep boom of a foghorn sounded , echoing her own sudden melancholy . 

Through the open window floated the sound of traffic , and then above this the boom of Big Ben sounding the hour . 

Accompanied by growls and booms of distant thunder , which rattled the panes , it filled the night . 

But few motor cars , no big city life : instead , an almost uncanny , disconcerting stillness , the only constant sound the distant boom of waves on the reef . 

There is a hollow boom of surf as if some massive object has just been chucked into the sea . 

A cheer rang out from the natives assembled above the melon beds ; it could be heard even over the boom of cannons and rattle of musketry . 

Something erupted with a soft boom , like a distant starting-gun , and the aircraft crumpled . 

Between Piccadilly and Putney , where he lived in the basement of a decaying Victorian house , he progressed through his usual states of somnolence , sick juddering wakefulness , and increasing worry about Val . 

This is consistent with the view that their struggle to stay awake is not necessarily punctuated with periods of somnolence , or microsleeps , but shows a compelling tendency to slip down the arousal continuum . 

He was facing the window and seemed to be in a state of dreamy somnolence . 

A hot bath , sex , a warm drink and alcohol also figured prominently as aids to somnolence . 

Factory owners added chimneys and extra workshops to their factories as they replaced water power by steam power . 

White forces had intended to blow up more railway lines and workshops . 

On it were quickly built two workshops , a sawmill and body shop ( no 's 14 and 13 on the 1906 map ) . 

Under restoration in the neighbouring new purpose built workshops were small Prairie 2-6-2T 5541 and an ex-Newport 10 tonnes steam crane being refurbished . 

There are also excellent facilities for the technicians in their own purpose built workshop . 

The trust has been fundraising to build a modern workshop alongside the cruck-framed barn . 

The Safavid Shahs encouraged commerce and built roads , caranvaserais and workshops to produce silk and pottery to be sent to the countries to the west . 

Cary established himself in business c .1783 at 188 Strand in London , subsequently trading at Johnson 's Court , Fleet Street ( c .1782 ) , 181 Strand ( from c .1791 ) , and 86 St James 's Street ( from January 1820 , when fire destroyed his workshop and his brother William 's adjacent premises ) . 

The Easter Monday blaze totally destroyed the garage workshop and a portable office in neighbouring Variety Cars . 

Later , Hari forced herself to enter the workshop and get on with her repairs . 

I do n't know why makers leave nuts high in this way ; if they have real confidence in their necks , they should set nuts up perfectly before the guitars leave the workshop . 

She was ` extremely upset " and shouted that she knew they would not believe her and left the workshop . 

I was living in a friend 's attic workshop and in need of something to take my mind off my troubles . 

She moved into the workshop but , for once , the prospect of work did not please her . 

Towards the end of 1992 Lincoln Turbine Service moved into a new workshop alongside the Ruston test bed commissioned in 1991 , bringing their total investment in new plant and equipment to £1.5 million . 

In the heart of the English countryside he runs a workshop where four craftsmen turn out fine furniture . 

He ran to his workshop , to examine the tools and try them out . 

From the handwriting he knew it was from his mother , and he ran to his workshop to read it . 

Dorcas sat in his workshop and stared at the snow piling up against the grubby window , giving the shed a dull grey light . 

Sam turned away abruptly and walked along the path to his workshop . 

As she walked out of the workshop , she looked back at the flat they had been painting . 

Design by Dr Ibrahim Alkhattat , the workshop will be built from small diameter larch poles contained in steel shoes and held down with a tension wire . 

This was the site of Franco 's original workshops , built just below the house . 

Unfortunately , Ted 's small workshop was crammed full of other assorted engineering tackle and as the arrival of a larger workshop was imminent we decided to sheet the engine side down outside until the new workshop was erected . 

With the workshops locked up , furniture students were unable to do any woodwork and some were angry that their academic colleagues still had the facilities of the library available . 

So still in the adventurous mood of my walk across the field , and my fright at seeing that leg , I rang the police . 

A walk across the moor to the north from this point soon arrives at an area of limestone pierced by the many shafts of Tailbrigg Pots . 

Even a twenty minute walk across the park , and a sandwich in the fresh air , is an effective way of using time productively . 

A short walk across Magdalen bridge and you 're in Oxford East territory , not the side of the city that draws the tourists but the Oxford of the Cowley complex and council estates . 

Joe took a walk along the Walworth Road , going as briskly as his stiff knee would allow . 

Then they had done a short walk along the Lagan , the mood teetering precariously between rapprochement and a set-to . 

Left : Bolton Abbey is a good start point for a walk alongside The Strid in the Yorkshire Dales . 

In any case , it 's not a cantering or galloping exercise , it 's simply a walk among the ewes to make sure there are no lambing troubles or cast sheep . " 

The weather convinces these men to take the opportunity for a walk around the area of the war-damaged Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church , which is preserved as a constant reminder of the past . 

You can take a 12-mile or 20-mile circular walk around the village . 

` I 'm in favour of a walk around some greenery myself , " he stated , and casually threw in , ` Care to come ? " 

Darlington Rucksack Club is to go on a moderate going circular walk around Castle Bolton tomorrow . 

Lady Eleanor replied she was going for a walk behind the church . " 

Charlie 's send-off : Comedian Charlie Williams is to start the 33rd traditional Easter Monday walk between Scalby and Cloughton , near Scarborough . 

Mark and I have just been for a walk beyond Dalseattie , which was nice until the mist came down and began to make us rather damp . 

Long walks by the sea were needed to shake it all down and shake off the pounds that could so easily accumulate . 

During the first simultaneous space walk by three astronauts or cosmonauts , the 4.5-tonne satellite was snatched by hand and brought into the shuttle 's recovery bay , where a new motor was attached . 

A quick walk down Coronation Street was followed by a few pints of Newton and Ridley Ale before we departed . 

Then , still feeling uptight , she left the hotel and took a brief walk down Hlavný T , the main street . 

So if anyone wants company for a walk down Memory Lane , I will gladly go with them . 

The walk from Thun to Heiligenschwendi should require about 1 hour 40 minutes . 

The village stretches along the Pinzgau Valley and many who visit maintain that Leogang offers some of the most interesting and varied walks in Austria , with one of the highlights being the Saalach Valley Ridge Path walk . 

Mum and Dad had an ice too , and we all went for a little walk in the sunshine . 

` Right , " I said , smiling , as they slid the straps of bright blue nylon knapsacks over their shoulders , ` we 'll take a walk into the Berkshire wilderness . 

It happened last Thursday evening when Elizabeth and I and your two brothers , Ernest and William , went for a walk outside the city . 

We treated ourselves to a reindeer steak , then went for a last walk over the bridge towards the polar Cathedral . 

The walk over the Falkenstein to St Gilgen offers super views of the lake , and the adventurous may even make their way to the top of the Schafberg . 

They had a long walk over the moor to Bingley and Alfred Carter could n't afford to wait for them if they were late . 

After a slow walk past the dustbins he found nothing of interest except a bag of rusty washers and an old tap . 

She would have liked to go for a long walk past the charming wedding-cake buildings that lined the promenade , but although it was only teatime , it was already too dark to see anything . 

Then I took a walk past my chair , desk and watercooler and over to my office door . 

I put my pyjamas on underneath my clothes and thus protected went for a walk round Pau . 

On one of his walks through Murray Park ( now King George VI Park ) he encountered a young Hispanic who was playing the guitar to himself . 

Nathan had not been prepared for the bus trip into and out of the town and the long walk through the snow to a campsite either . 

Take a walk through the town , and you will also find a choice of pub-fare , wine-bars , bistros and take-away restaurants , catering to every taste and with facilities for families . 

I certainly could n't make the cylinder I required , but a walk through the Yellow Pages revealed several firms in Birmingham which specialised in copper smithing . 

There are numerous signposted forest walks through Friston Forest . 

There are many pleasant walks through the cool olive groves leading to abandoned villages , hilltop windmills with lovely views , or tiny coves among the cliffs of the west coast . 

Free guided walk to Howtown via Moor Divock organised by Lake District National Park . 

I 'd rather have the good luck tonight , I thought , as I resumed my walk to the clubhouse . 

My father assented , and we all continued our walk towards the shops . 

It was n't an amused smile , but it was one that sent her away at a brisk and confident walk towards the house , and with a gratifying sense of being respected and appreciated . 

Quiss said , still breathing hard from his walk up the stairs from the castle 's lower levels . 

Here , individuals stood out in sharp focus and Jane 's walks were always enlivened by the indomitable characters she saw and the wry humour of the remarks she overheard . 

A king would not be an hereditary monarch , but would be elected from a small cohort of princely and chiefly families , in the ancient Irish manner . 

To begin with , a middle-aged blonde woman jostled him but was quickly joined by a cohort of silver-haired reinforcements . 

To compare seroconversion for HIV between drug users and homosexual men an additional control group of seroconverters for HIV-1 was selected from our cohort of homosexual men in Amsterdam , which has been extensively described . 

Finally , it is useful to check that the Compact is targeted at the right cohort of leavers . 

In the Eastern states of Europe , the traditional form of communism has collapsed and the communist party and state apparatus has been superseded by a new cohort of political leaders . 

The most fertile birth cohort of women since the 1920s has been the women born around 1937 , who would mostly have married by the early 1960s . 

These , then , are the techniques , rules and procedures which are widely adopted as part of the practical management of large cohorts of pupils . 

Because our sample consists of a cohort of individuals , calendar time effects can not be distinguished from duration effects . 

This investigation is being carried out in conduction with a separate study of a comparative cohort of individuals with Down 's Syndrome who were born in South Wales in 1973 , 1974 and 1975 . 

It is possible that future cohorts of older people will illustrate different patterns of disability . 

It is based on the National Child Development Study which has been following a cohort of some 15,000 people from their birth in 1958 to early adulthood . 

The first cohort of 240 students has just completed this assignment . 

a subject committee is in place to assist the development of the initiative and the intention is to have the first cohort of students enter the programme in Autumn 1993 . 

Our findings are based on a cohort of women seeking insemination treatment because their partners had a fertility problem . 

` It is the misfortune of war , Madame , that places us in this position . 

After tea and a sad uninterrupted monologue from his mother on the virtues and misfortunes of their father , Margaret cleared away and left the two of them alone . 

Such a community spirit is also reinforced through the shared misfortune of mining disasters . 

That was our experience under the previous Labour Government and would be the experience of Londoners if there were ever to be the misfortune of another Labour Government . 

It was his misfortune that what were admirable qualities in a scholar and pastor were defects in a reluctant politician . 

No doubt Craig was ashamed to face her , he had allowed her father to be duped into losing everything and now Craig would benefit from Emily 's misfortune . 

To differentiate , one might say that Persians held the British more responsible for Iran 's misfortunes , but the Russians were more feared . 

It was her misfortune , Guy reflected briefly , that Matilda had n't also inherited the Conqueror 's skill at diplomacy . 

He was equally licentious and avaricious ; and in his early days , at least until family misfortune brought a pronounced strain of piety , his aims were equally secular . 

Steve Cauthen returns from his ban today when one of his rides is Daru -the second horse involved in his Goodwood misfortunes . 

While he rose in stature , the Ward Development Company suffered crippling misfortunes , until now its back was to the wall , and Esther Ward was a desperate woman . 

Having worked so hard to start a business , it would be heartbreaking to see it all collapse due to some unexpected misfortune such as an accident , fire or theft . 

Nothing was right , from her physical misfortune through Isobel 's appearance to the strength of her early-morning tea . 

The following May brought more misfortune in the painful form of a stress-fractured foot . 

His closeness to the king and his enthusiasm for the war would have ensured him a place as a leader of the younger generation of nobles , and his death was yet another misfortune for the king . 

( One suspects that Boiotia 's real misfortune in this respect was mere proximity to Athens . ) 

SIR -- Stephen Fry gives too much credit to P. G. Wodehouse , for it was W. S. Gilbert who , in 1881 , created the Duke of Dunstable -- a gallant officer of the 35th Dragoon Guards who sacrificed himself in marriage to the Lady Jane to compensate for her misfortune in being distinctly plain . 

He suffered with good humour the misfortune of sharing his name with Percy Wyndham Lewis [ q.v. ] , the Canadian artist . 

The Yorkshire boxers ' misfortune at having to box twice so soon before the N-E Counties finals can only help the N-E division winners , who laid on another fine night of boxing at Gateshead Leisure Centre on Friday . 

In 1779 Middlesex petitioners demanded an investigation ` into the true cause of those misfortunes which have reduced this once powerful and flourishing empire to a state which words can not describe " . 

Yet for them a description of the full circumstances of a misfortune or disaster is not sufficient in itself . 

You may be right but some people seem to dramatize a commonplace misfortune and turn it into a cult . 

They say that ` nothing happens to the bad ` uns " , but it seemed unbelievable that misfortune should strike Arthur yet again directly after his triumphs at the Horse of The Year Show . 

Most of us know someone who had the misfortune to suffer a bad car crash , or a heart attack , or a breakdown . 

Mrs Kirstine Fry had suffered the misfortune to open a registered letter from the increasingly unpopular Flashman , dismissing her husband and outlining six reasons why he had to go . 

She always tried to put in an appearance at the funerals of patients who had the misfortune to die . 

During that time I had the misfortune to visit the infamous Boggo road gaol ; I stress that I was a visitor . 

If he has to marry Janice , that 's his misfortune , but I shall force him to see that if he really loves Kirsty he wo n't force her to share his fate . 

Early on Monday morning , March 30 , I had the misfortune of losing some personal property on High Row , Darlington . 

We can hear that for ourselves in the records that have been issued of Karajan rehearsing the late Mozart symphonies or the Finale of Beethoven 's Ninth Symphony . 

The finale of Unforgiven is as much a tragedy for the survivors as for those who bite the dust . 

The finales to both Acts are effectively concerts , the sort of agreeably naff rock'n'roll revival that might just about pass muster as a Capital Gold one-nighter down the Hammersmith Palais . 

Those who expected a predictable finale to this unpredictable match got far more than they anticipated . 

They were trying too hard to make this weekend a fitting finale to their affair , to match or recapture all that had gone before -- to make a memory to cherish . 

With this in mind , plus the fact that the evening 's finale was yet to come , he decided it was time to leave . 

Iron Maiden splashed out on a spectacular £35,000 firework display for the show 's finale . 

The Welsh camp realises their tour finale is likely to prove their toughest game yet , especially as the South Africans have assembled a powerful team . 

` The Roman Carnival , which forms the Second Act finale , is the most difficult crowd scene I know of . 

The Saltarello finale is not taken too quickly , so there is room for clear articulation , a buoyant basic pulse and a fine sense of balance . 

The recording is generally good , though the orchestra sounds curiously recessed in the concluding pages of the Act I finale . 

Namely , that he sported sub-collar locks to make a ponytail look like a distinct possibility come the season 's finale in Monaco . 

` Grandstand " had moved back to the cricket but Harry Carpenter had promised viewers that they would return to Sandwich for the finale of ` this extraordinary golfing drama " . 

In its own way , the honeymoon finale was the highpoint of the trip . 

The effect , especially in the finale of the G minor Concerto , is undoubtedly exhilarating . 

In the first finale of Die Zauberflöte Mozart revised the staccato signs . 

That ` political event of the decade " looked good on television , especially when the fireworks finale went off just as John Cole , the BBC 's political editor , went out live on the Nine O'Clock News , but it was a strangely soulless event to the 10,000 participants . 

Both Jay and Dionne had spent many a dawn listening to each other on the latest One and Only . 

The Prince of Orange arrived three hours after dawn , excited at the prospect of action . 

I had risen soon after dawn , as was my habit , and went walking across the rolling hilltops above the house . 

In Polperro it was customary to rise at dawn to ` See the sun dance " . 

At dawn next morning two Chinese planes came in and we got almost everyone on board and away . 

Kalchu was busy all the time , working the land from dawn to dusk . 

Koresh was discreet about his sex with underage children and they left his room in the early dawn . 

She woke in the early dawn and peered around her blearily through the heavy mist that filled the wood . 

Rachel asked as the jet roared into take-off , leaving London behind them in a blue-grey dawn . 

I had to wait till dawn to see what I was doing , " said Peter , of Taunton , Somerset , who suffered minor injuries . 

They danced almost till dawn , till there was no more champagne and almost all of the other guests had long gone home . 

Waves of sleep then started to wash over me and I dozed fitfully until dawn . 

The kids at my new school all went round in little gangs , spoiling for a fight -- nothing serious , just pushing other kids over and jeering at them . 

And our other Mid Festival Special Event is BOYZ ` N " THE HOOD , John Singleton 's tale of kids from the black ghettoes of L.A. 

It is they who plucked starving kids from the back streets and made them into heroes before they sank into oblivion mentally and metaphorically . 

Now , at the age of 18 , the faintly gangly , freckled kid from Croydon with the ` moonchild " face , as one make-up artist puts it , is enjoying international modelling success . 

` Even Anthony Hopkins is rattled by Coppola , so you can imagine what a seventeen-year-old kid from Ohio felt like . " 

There ` a kid in a white leather blazer " had asked her ` Dorothy , do you have some problem at home ? " 

Though conceived for Third World kids the video has also been used with inner-city kids in Washington and New York and with Canadian Indian children . 

With luck , we might have captured a little of the spit and spunk of the working class kids of Dublin 's Northside . 

` At 15 , he looked more like 12 ; a skinny awkward kid of 93 pounds in tattered black high-top sneakers , he looked slow and he ran even slower than he looked . " 

He went on to propose a Rainbow Curriculum -- without actually reading it first -- which tried to teach tolerance for all , but in the process had to discuss homosexuality with kids of eight . 

Parents who leave the kids with the babysitter and go out because they feel they should are among the biggest culprits . 

Saunderson , Atkins and May DJ of course , just as they produce local kids with talent at their studio and put out their records on the myriad of small labels they share between them . 

I want a physio for a kid with cystic fibrosis , but she 's down in ITU and wo n't be free for half an hour . " 

Memorable because it posits the unorthodox but believable idea that for one lower middle class pubescent Brit kid the period between 1939-'45 was above all an EXCITING time . 

Fifteen seconds later , he shivers the college kid 's legs with a straight right lead . 

` Am I supposed to wear a tiara to this kindergarten kid 's place tonight , or what ? " 

We are n't a unit that believes in giving kids a lot of freedom . 

I would rather have a little shop , a holiday home and be getting married and having kids . 

He now has four children , and insists that having kids early ` was the greatest thing that ever happened to me . 

CHARLTON Heston was at a Republican party rally when he was asked by one of those ghastly eight-year-old American kids for his autograph . 

It 's not half so mysterious when you 've got a horde of parents dragging screaming kids around it . 

" No you 're not , you 're just a greedy kid with nothing better to do . 

The Crazy Golf was crowded and anyway stupid , and the Kiddies ' Cars were full of babies , except for the ones stuffed with big kids , their knees and elbows poking out on both sides . 

He was black and it was conveyed to him in a most unambiguous way that this would mean pressure for him , but it was the way in which he responded that challenged conventional images of black kids . 

I also think that a lot of black kids think that this is a white man 's country and , when any little thing goes wrong , a set-back , the first thing they jump on is colour . 

Three small black kids had gathered around Armstrong 's bonnet and were gazing in wonder at the gently vibrating engine . 

Little kids eat you alive , they want so much physically and emotionally . " 

A scruffy little kid aged between 12 and 14 came in and tried to steal the charity box from the counter . 

We heard that some rich kids just ignored their fines ; theirs will have been the Porsche 928s we saw about the place . 

You talk about spoilt rich middle-class kids over here , but the truth is if Steve or I saw their houses , we 'd probably think they were lower lower lower middle-class . " 

On the night of 4 March 1990 , in a run-down part of Guatemala City , Nahaman and a group of street kids were sniffing glue . 

But what white kids did when they took that form of music was to quote white literature which is head stuff , and nothing to do with what 's under your balls . 

They 've got a couple of young kids , four and five , so she 's probably got her work cut out with them . 

Back in Maya flat , in the red-brick downtown studio complex , a young local kid rings on his Ansaphone begging May to listen to his music . 

` Younger kids shoplift because they see things they ca n't afford . 

But at the front of the place , near the stage , there were about thirty kids in ripped black clothes . 

` The fact that she was from middle-class Dublin was obvious in that she was more strident than the farming kids from the south-east of Ireland . " 

` No number of classes or courses or theories about bringing up kids replaces common sense " . 

She 's brought the kids here before , give herself a bit of freedom . " 

You 'd be walking the beat and you 'd see some kid with his backside hanging out of his trousers . 

But if they see a bunch of black kids hanging around they wo n't nick them . 

The Risley and Culcheth Sites ' Social Club Committee took 70 kids aged from 9 to 50+ to see Aladdin at the Opera House ! ! 

She had another kid as well , you know , but his father came and took him away when he was a baby . 

The kids know that their parents have been in a car crash , of course . 

They want to understand their children , but the kids purposely look for things their parents ca n't understand . 

Black kids look to them as blueprints for their own development . 

Kids were playing in this street , as in all the streets of the Gorbals . 

Two kids were playing draughts with Coca-Cola caps on the steps of an art-jewellery studio . 

` When I was still involved in commercial work , I also used to foster kids " , he says , ` and , consequently , got to know a lot about the care system . 

The Alex Harvey Band came into the shop quite a few times that summer , Chris Glenn , the bass player , bought his gold lurex socks from us . 

Centre Pure cashmere sweater by Ballantyne ; wool mix socks from Debenhams . 

Right Rollneck wool sweater by Paul Smith ; velvet track pants by Rykiel Homme ; wool mix socks from Debenhams . 

There was a green taffeta party dress , white socks in summer and in the winter long grey socks with garters at the knee . 

But I 've walked past so many pretty dresses and little socks with lacy tops , I 'd almost given up . 

Charles felt the blood trickling down his leg into his wet sock and , still keeping low behind a rock , rolled round to look at the wound . 

She packed Stella off home in a taxi , though not before interrogating her as to what she was doing with a six-inch wooden crucifix wedged down her ankle sock . 

Reports from Bath , where the play previewed last week , say Miss Lipman , above , as a Jewish child-woman of 35 , all ankle socks and over excitement , gives the performance of her career . 

` Good old Maggie , " said one young trader , padding around in those Argyll socks popular in the 1980s , as Mrs Thatcher appeared on the screens . 

Working clothes today were olive-green Bermuda shorts , a matching T-shirt with the IMP logo front and back , and trainers over thin green cotton socks , leaving her long legs bare . 

His trousers were slightly too short , and showed off his purple nylon socks and his tar-stained desert boots . 

Merton is sporting M&S tracksuit bottoms , green polyester socks and black plimsoles . 

Fink wears oatmeal sweater and corduroy trousers by Joseph Abboud ; cotton-wool socks by Falke 

MENTION Marks and Spencer to many men and the name conjures images of white Y-fronts , grey socks and last-minute panic buys on Christmas Eve . 

The following day , in a temperature down around -- 2O ( -- -4 ) , I am wearing loop-stitch socks and Lundhags , and he is wearing reindeer skin boots and grass . 

Next came a pair of thick socks wrinkling about the ankles , and then what seemed to be a pair of men 's shoes . 

Tom handed him a new pair of grey woollen socks and Willie pulled the garters over them . 

Three pairs of navy wool socks and a white-spotted red cotton scarf made up the total . 

But she never pulled up her ankle socks , and it drove her mother to distraction . 

He slid off the couch , put on his sock and shoe carefully and limped out , leaving her slumped against the couch in despair . 

He did look strange in the elegant black shoes , darned woollen socks , threadbare shorts , top hat and tails . 

Sara went upstairs to the front bedroom , dumped her knapsack on the floor , took off her socks and shorts and sat on one of the beds . 

When he himself had arrived he calculated that he had not taken off his socks for twenty-two days . 

She wore white ankle socks ; my mother preferred me to wear fawn knee-length ones , but our skirts and berets were the same except mine had a leather band inside you could n't see . 

From childhood to manhood Jerry and I wore hand-knitted socks , jerseys , and on occasion underwear , all made by Mother . 

Athlete 's foot is a painful and uncomfortable condition , so wear cotton socks , fabric shoes , or open sandals . 

Grubby white sports socks should first be soaked in a biological detergent solution or with Stain Devils Stainsalts added to the washing water . 

From behind Sacks ' closed door comes the muffled clack of furious typing .

There was a loud clack behind him as one of the players hurled the white down the table , scattering the colours .

I followed the clack of her high heels down the dark corridor to the front door .

They gazed in awe at the hive of activity against the muted background clack of typewriter and word processor keyboards .

There was a minute comforting sound in the soft clack as Nannie worried the laces apart like a gentle dog .

Israeli officials said the Palestinian rocket fire increased this week , and included six salvos Friday after an Israeli airstrike killed a Palestinian militant leader , Jamal abu Samhadana .

The ambush brought retaliatory artillery fire from Pakistani security forces .

It was Egypt 's bloodiest day since assailants opened fire on the tourists outside the Europa Hotel in Cairo last Thursday .

On the side of the road , other attackers positioned nearby opened fire , the Army said .

BAGHDAD â€� Four insurgents opened fire at a U. S. checkpoint Wednesday in the northern city of Mosul , slaying six Iraqis before soldiers killed the attackers , Iraqi police and hospital officials said .

The militants opened fire on the troops as the soldiers approached an illegal checkpoint in the Shindand district , it said .

Elsewhere in the capital , Afghan troops also surrounded an area housing a well-known cinema and opened fire on militants believed hiding inside .

Afghan National police recognized the bomber as he was trying to enter the station and opened fire , shooting him and detonating his explosives , wounding at least one man , but not seriously , police said .

On Wednesday , Islamic insurgents opened fire on a bus and killed at least 19 people after the driver refused to stop at a rebel roadblock 50 miles south of Algiers .

Rescue forces who arrived at the crash scene were fired on by insurgents as they tried to evacuate the helicopter 's two crew members , and they returned fire , according to a NATO statement .

In another deadly incident , an attacker wearing an Afghan military uniform opened fire on foreign troops in Kandahar province in southern Afghanistan and killed three of them before others returned fire and killed him .

Soldiers returned fire , wounding all four assailants , capturing them and recovering a cache of weapons from their vehicle .

U. S. troops returned fire , and the insurgents " sustained moderate casualties , " the statement said .

If they had weapons and they were shooting , then my trooper will return fire .

Many combat veterans recall watching insurgents in Fallouja who had been shot at close range return fire and hurl grenades at Marines who stormed their strongholds .

The U. S. -led forces returned fire with guns , shells and airstrikes , the military said .

There , six American special operations troops were killed and 11 were injured while exchanging fire with suspected Al Qaeda fighters .

After exchanging fire with Afghan forces at the center , some of the assailants fled , said Rohullah Samoon , a spokesman for the Paktia governor .

" From our windows we could see the two sides exchanging fire , and hear the noise of fighting .

In the Nafusa Mountains on Saturday , rebels and government forces exchanged fire near the village of Bir Ayad , about 65 miles southwest of Tripoli , the capital .

The witnesses said they then heard two loud explosions followed by a prolonged exchange of small arms fire .

At least seven civilians were also killed and three others injured in an exchange of fire between the troops and militants in the region close to the Afghan border .

But U. S. Army spokesman Maj. Bryan Hilferty said the air attack was launched after coalition forces came under fire from suspected Islamic militants belonging to Osama bin Laden 's Al Qaeda network or their Taliban allies .

Still , American convoys routinely come under small-arms fire and encounter homemade bombs along Route 1.

Finally , panic ensued as they came under rocket fire from government forces , and scores of rebels abandoned their positions and once more retreated down the highway in disarray .

The clash left five insurgents dead , Western military officials said , but the troops who came under fire were forced to call in air and artillery strikes to fight off the attack .

The U. S. military also announced Sunday that the Colombian contractor was killed and two associates were wounded Saturday when their convoy came under fire near Balad , north of Baghdad on the road to Tikrit and Samarra .

In the militants ' Rafah assault , Israel said three soldiers were rescued from the outpost under fire and flown to hospitals .

Many times , it is said , he dug emplacements on the front lines himself and kept working under enemy fire .

On Sunday , a convoy of Jewish settlers came under fire from Palestinian gunmen between the settlement of Netzarim and the Karni crossing in Gaza .

The other four died when the other craft crashed under heavy fire , he added .

He and other rebels in a pickup mounted with a heavy machine gun retreated under fire from Ajdabiya on Tuesday morning .

A rebel spokesman reached in Zintan , in the country 's isolated Western Mountains district , said the rebel-held enclave of two cities and seven villages remained under nearly daily fire from tanks and Grad rockets .

When the patrol came under fire , the Marines saw the alley but instinctively did not move toward it .

The friendly fire deaths in April occurred at 8:51 a. m. in Helmand province after Smith and his platoon , members of a reserve unit from Houston , came under enemy fire .

Montalvo was killed Oct. 18 when his unit was attacked with small-arms fire in Baghdad .

At the same time , however , enemy fire contributed to the downing of four U. S. helicopters in November , which killed 39 American soldiers .

Carlos Gomez-Perez , acting on his own initiative , led a team onto a roof and , braving enemy fire , poured down enough rounds to repel the attackers .

" His only thought , " the officer wrote , " was about protecting his fellow soldiers from enemy fire .

Military spokeswoman Capt. Noa Meir said the army 's chief of staff , Lt. Gen. Dan Halutz , had ordered a halt to all artillery fire into the Gaza Strip until the investigation was completed .

Even while taking enemy fire and directing the care for casualties around them , they rigged a chain to pull the 10-ton vehicle off him .

Cargie said many of the attackers -- who opened fire from rooftops and alleyways -- were wearing the black uniforms of the Fedayeen Saddam , a paramilitary group loyal to ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein .

In an attack Feb. 21 , the warrant said , government snipers opened fire outside mosques in Tripoli , killing at least 100 people .

" His aggressive actions and devastating fire were critical in repelling the enemy 's attack , " says the citation accompanying his Silver Star .

After Israeli troops invaded the Palestinian city of Jenin on Tuesday and demolished a police station , gunmen in Beit Jala opened fire again .

A dozen Iraqi armored personnel carriers opened fire from behind the earthen ramps to an overpass , firing AK-47 and 30-millimeter rounds , as well as rocket-propelled grenades .

Large , lumbering craft like the twin-rotor Chinooks are particularly vulnerable to attack ; another was brought down by hostile fire less than two weeks earlier in Kunar province in eastern Afghanistan , but no one was killed .

Deputy Gov. Abdul Sattar Bariz said the shooter , a member of the border police , opened fire on the Americans during a meeting with Afghan counterparts in the provincial capital , Maimana .

Video posted on the Internet appeared to show government forces opening fire on a crowd in Homs , Syria 's third-largest city , felling several people .

Eckrode takes rounds through his thigh and calf and falls back to lay down suppressive fire with his SAW .

U. S. Army units are equipped with radar that tracks the trajectory of incoming mortar shells and allows U. S. forces to swiftly return fire .

Police and soldiers were pursuing the gunmen Monday after exchanging fire with them the day before , killing one , authorities said .

She had bought a silk tie for Moran , blouses and deep plum-coloured sweaters for the girls , a pair of white football boots for Michael . 

Although I would have been surprised if London 's Charles Dickens Society required its members to put on a white tie for its annual dinner , the invitation card demanded it for the Scott dinner . 

He was in shirt sleeves but still looked dressed in his dark tie , trousers and waistcoat . 

Attired once more in our black ties , we swung the night away . 

Drainpipe trousers and fluorescent socks , drape jacket , bootlace tie and hair carefully greased back into a DA style -- the Teddy Boy certainly livened up the Fifties . 

He has a gravitas that has not just been put on like a flashy waistcoat , nor indeed a Garrick Club tie . 

Opposite : grey/black herringbone single/breasted wool suit , blue cotton check shirt and blue knitted wool tie , all by Cerruti 1881 . 

He was on his feet now , turning up his collar , pulling the tie around his neck the while he looked towards the house . 

He thought it gave him a rakish daring look , especially when he wore it at an angle with his loud checked jacket and green tie . 

He sports Edwardian sideburns and wears embroidered waistcoats during the day and in the evening always a black tie . " 

Like Jack Pertwee and yet utterly unlike him , Carter took off his jacket and loosened his tie . 

He had loosened his tie and undone the top button of his shirt . 

He was sitting on the edge of the bed , his collar loosened and the tie he had worn at dinner hanging loose about his neck . 

He loosened his gold tie and then the pale cream collar of his shirt in a gesture so filled with sexual imagery that she found a disturbing warmth flowing through her insides . 

Then he turned outwards , coughed , straightened his tie , and began the real business of diplomacy . 

Wearing the county tie was a mark of modest social distinction and with that went the responsibility of meeting debts and subsidizing the side . 

I gave up the stiff white collars that I had worn at the advertising agency and was careful to wear plain ties ; but my suits were Burton 's at £10 a time . 

Mr Wickens , 32 , whose firm owns several games shops , was wearing a dinner jacket and black tie as he left an awards dinner at a Marble Arch hotel . 

It would be nice if , just for once , he did not wear a red tie . 

His light summer suit and pale striped silk tie are for once exactly like the light summer suits and pale striped silk ties that everybody else is wearing . 

The men with the Brigade ties and their friends were running out of potential mutual acquaintances to describe . 

At their wedding , all those years ago , his friends , all of them even then in suits and ties , had nudged each other when he rose to answer his best man . 

Specimens of her verse translations of Tasso ( Jerusalem Delivered ) and Verri ( Roman Nights ) circulated to warm critical praise ; but ` unforeseen circumstance " prevented their publication . 

Heber Opera have won praise for championing English music theatre , notably in works of Vaughan Williams ; they make their festival debut in the highwayman 's haven of the Great Barn and tavern at Michelham Priory ! 

Whatever the final critical evaluation of the film , Stone deserves praise for blowing the dust covers off the Kennedy assassination debate , which many Americans were all too ready to shroud in convenient official explanations -- namely , the findings of the largely discredited Warren Report . 

My right hon. Friends the Prime Minister and the Chancellor of the Exchequer deserve every praise for joining the exchange rate mechanism at a sustainable parity , despite prophesies of doom from Europhobes ; they were wrong and my right hon. Friend the Prime Minister got it right . 

Moran came back from the post office to tell them that Annie and Lizzie had been singing their praises . 

More fulsome in his praise than the anonymous diplomat above , Berlinguet approves of the measures taken . 

DERBY finally had the fans singing their praises following a 3-1 home win -- but for Birmingham it was just another taste of the blues . 

Trade supremo Michael Heseltine , whose supporters want to see him in Mr Lamont 's job , was even more lavish in his praise . 

And if Sam Snort hails ` Doyler as monumental " is he , perhaps , erring on the side of being excessive in his praise ? 

We are always glad to hear your stories , complaints and , of course , your enthusiastic praise . 

Even overpraising does , at times , lead to tantrums as a child decides that your lavish praise means that you did n't expect much of him in the first place . 

Belcher was by reputation difficult to please , and , of the surveyors who piloted the fleet to Canton during the Opium war of 1840-1 , Richards alone received his praise . 

The bitter battles of the past are gone and these days Bill Morris can only sing Rover 's praises . 

The campaign also will feature celebrities such as former Dallas Cowboys head coach Tom Landry singing soccer 's praises . 

None of this stopped President Carter from sending a senior envoy to Bucharest in December 1978 to express his praise for ` Romania 's independence and US-Romanian L friendship . " 

There is boldness and candour about Addison 's praise of ` Chevy Chase " . 

Contemptuous of some trades , his praise of " sailors and mariners " was fulsome : 

A final word of praise for organiser Bob Fitzjohn , for getting the match off the ground . 

Despite the enormous praise for the concert there is no time for rest for the performers -- rehearsals for the Eggars summer concert are already underway . 

The growing number of learned topographies produced by the Georgian gentry 's taste for travel rarely had much praise for the Sussex roads , however beautiful they found its landscape . 

The former Wimbledon boss takes his vastly-improved Sheffield United side to Loftus Road today , full of praise for the way Gerry Francis has transformed Rangers ' fortunes . 

Both received praise for the presentation , the colour and the crowds but mixed reviews when it came to the standard of play . 

Despite his praise for the achievements of the whole squad , Haguellar nevertheless singles out Henri Leconte for special comment . 

The soloists from the orchestra were not very well-known , apart perhaps from clarinettist Karl Leister , but John Warrack had particular praise for the flautist in the Flute and Harp Concerto . 

Mr Stewart echoed the praise for all who gave time and money to the appeal , launched three years ago . 

Joe Miller was the subject of praise from Billy McNeill , the Celtic manager . 

Davout told Thiercelin he had done better than expected , which was generous praise from him , especially as the marshal 's own enquiries had been unproductive . 

It made five goals in nine League games for the 29-year-old Scot and earned high praise from Lawrence . 

Praise from Western quarters was used to reinforce Ceauşescu 's standing at home . 

The past two years of economic reform have won Mr Rao and his finance minister , Manmohan Singh , much praise from foreigners and from Indian businessmen . 

Some of the wilder allegations involve the colourful Mr De la Rosa , who resigned from Torras in May 1992 , with , he says , glowing praise from KIO for a job well done . 

This document won praise from the liberal majority at the Council , and was readily accepted , subject to a few amendments . 

I even won praise from the nurse by lithely arching my back , more or less unassisted , when she did her thing with the pan …

The overall standard of all the entries in the competition drew praise from the judges . 

Critical Acclaim -- Since being voted European Car of the Year in 1991 , the Clio has attracted warm praise from numerous expert motoring journalists . 

But although the standard of care at the home attracts praise from other regional health authorities , managers within the NRHA are still reluctant to use up all the places on offer there . 

However , there was high praise from Pringle for the Scottish bowlers . 

The only thing he could do was make sure that Trentham received no praise from his pen for what had taken place on the battlefield that day . 

This was Hymns for Infant Minds , which won the praise of Scott , Southey , Browning , Arnold of Rugby , and many others . 

But what was most interesting was her praise of the good characters . 

The following morning he told me what a wonderful night 's sleep it had given him and was fulsome in his praise of what he called his ` beautiful lady " . 

This form of game-playing begins with praise of a peer , and ends with negative feedback on that peer . 

Referring to the increased speed of response , reported during the AGM , Mr Vernon repeated his praise of the people involved : 

` It reaches more people than other media too , " she suggested , never averse to singing the praises of radio . 

We echo your praise of generous Billy and would like to hear from other readers who have experienced similar acts of kindness . 

You 've done a fine job over here , " he said , omnisciently , with the air of a superior conferring praise on a subordinate . 

Now , some way from the West End , the King 's Head Theatre offers a new look at a play that attracted glowing praise on its first appearance . 

It was brave of the authors to heap praise on the high-energy policies of Labour cities such as Sheffield and Birmingham ; and braver still to cite Richard Rogers ' plan for London , co-written with Fisher . 

Last night , senior officers of the Merseyside force showered praise on the unbeatable courage of their young policewoman . 

He made a simple crib for the baby , and heaped praise on Sien whenever she acted maternally . 

The American international boobed by letting a Kevin Campbell shot through his legs on Tuesday , but won praise on Saturday . 

They also heaped praise on the police for the investigation which eventually caught the three . 

But she is also modest and generous , lavishing praise on the musicians she 's worked with , and in particular on John Dunford , for putting the whole thing together so effectively . 

Labour M P's jeered ; after all it was a year ago that Mrs Thatcher heaped similar praise on Nigel Lawson , just before he quit . 

Scott gave Ruskin little praise in his later writings and held him responsible for the introduction of the ` Italian mania " into the Gothic Revival . 

I thought he was the highlight of that particular event and Jan has also impressed a certain Mr Satriani , who sang his praises in a Guitarist interview recently . 

` It will take some neck for him to now sit there and sing Pele 's praises at this function . " 

Ironically , the council which is now opposing the business , sings its praises in the town 's new tourism booklet , Decide on Darlington . 

In his ` Preface " to Edwin Muir 's Selected Poems , he gives high praise to a poet whose work is very different from his own . 

But then it is all explained in the last paragraph , where Sir Kingsley gives his highest praise to Clive James , for heaven 's sake . 

→ We so often receive letters from people slamming companies for poor service , that it 's nice to receive a letter from someone heaping praise upon a manufacturer for a job well done . 

I have now made the mistake I had resolved , if it were possible , to avoid , and heaped more praises upon him than he will patiently bear . 

Perhaps the heat had given his mind the boost it needed to throw off the dream world that had gradually surrounded him since Paula 's fall into the maw of the Beast . 

He saw Madra fighting with her reins , hair wild ; then a face out of a nightmare lunged up at him , and for the second time he confronted the tusked maw of a grypesh . 

The mouth was a mouth no longer , but a muzzle , a pointed snarling maw with snapping teeth that would certainly rend human flesh to shreds , with a lolling red tongue that would snake out and lick the blood and the marrow …

What was in store for them and their young but the fox 's maw , the poisoned grain and the angry scatter-shot of the farmer 's gun ? 

Then there were crashings in the underbrush , and a gigantic wolfhound with a fearful , gaping maw burst forth . 

He had twisted in that grip , tried to bring the gun round to bear on that monstrous maw . 

In fact , Sandy Lyle had to emerge from a pack of players at Royal St Georges in 1985 to become the first British winner for years . 

A plant costs £3.25 , a bunch of flowers 95p and a pack of bulbs £1.89 . 

These involve much more open and distance learning and the creation by photocopying and electrocopying , of ` customised " packs of materials for students . 

Jessamy prized her privacy far too much , she could n't bear to have a pack of journalists prying into every corner of her life . 

The injured dogs ' behaviour can not be differentiated from that of their uninjured pack mates . 

As if to confirm it , enter George Soros , for now the leader of the speculators ' pack . 

The stability of the product and shelf-life of the product in its sales pack are considered separately below . 

Number of cigarette packs dailyýumber of years ; ounces of alcohol dailyýumber of years . 

If you buy all the trips , then we 'll give you a great voucher pack which will save you £££ 's in discos and clubs around the resort . 

The South Africans arrived claiming they were going to teach the Welsh pack about power play but Gary Llewellyn 's men blew them apart and the Welsh forwards bagged four of the tries . 

The youngsters also received a commemorative Post Office Tshirt and an information pack about athletics clubs in the region . 

Hikers are generally timid enough to leave their footwear and rucksacks in the porch ; today 's sporting fraternity always brings its mud with it as well as milling packs of steaming black labradors . 

I was recently down at my local stationers looking for the projector pens when I spotted a pack of ` Berol Washable Juniors " . 

I think I 'd have a siege mentality if I was pursued relentlessly by a pack of slavering tabloid reporters baying for blood . 

The unshakeable commitment of the Irish pack in totally outplaying their vaunted English counterparts was typified by Mick Galwey . 

The company consists of a home brewed pack of writer/performers , and their unique blend of poignant humour with mad zane . 

Reliable sources have confirmed that GM is ` leading the pack " of international car companies with which Jaguar is in discussions . 

He was also the inventor of a pornographic card game he called ` Dirty Banshee " which included a pack of cards showing satyrs and goddesses enjoying a variety of sexual encounters . 

Then place a nearly-full pack of cards out on a table or , if you are performing this for a number of children , on a board with the cards lightly attached to it with scotch tape . 

She looked like the women of his younger days who had adorned the packs of nude playing cards . 

The stocky Frenchman gazed at him impassively , fishing a pack of cigarettes from the top pocket of his blue overalls . 

Among consumers of both products the risk of these cancers was increased more than 35-fold among those who smoked two or more packs of cigarettes a day and took more than four alcoholic drinks a day . 

Teresa took out a pack of black Turkish cigarettes , and lit one . 

The dawn light showed a crowd of men and women with a pack of dogs running beside them . 

Each dog is allocated to a guide dog trainer who has a ` pack " of dogs , all at various stages of training . 

Occasionally , they heard a pack of jackals howling , and the dog guarding the sheep outside would growl and bark a warning to them . 

This was late September , and from then until the end of the War , they all lived outside under constant assault from hungry packs of dogs . 

We can also see how the press were deliberately misled by the official statement put out by the Admiralty which was a pack of lies . 

Now that it 's been revealed that this really was her true story and not a jolly pack of lies , there 's no fun in reading it . 

And now , when I dismiss you for being deceitful , you invent this dreadful pack of lies and threaten to make it public . " 

A herd of deer , a pride of lions or a pack of wolves has a certain rudimentary coherence and unity of purpose . 

Outside , the storm howled about the house as though a pack of wild wolves were trying to get in . 

Bears are exceedingly thin on the ground in European forests and these days ravening packs of wolves rarely come howling across the Danube when the winter is hard enough to freeze the river over . 

It is the same severance which has placed the monarch in a situation constitutionally inexplicable and indefensible . 

` At that point Prince Philip told his wife that their eldest son was unsuitable to become monarch in the foreseeable future -- if ever , " says a senior royal insider . " 

` There was real genuine sadness for the death of this respected monarch in the staffroom that day . " 

Queen Elizabeth is already the longest-serving monarch of the twentieth century , and may possibly be on the throne even longer than Victoria . 

Aged twelve , living in France and betrothed to the dauphin , Mary was asserting her position as the adult reigning monarch of Scotland . 

The present monarch of Great Britain has recently been the subject of criticism for failure to all make her collection readily available to her subjects . 

The athletic arrogant and handsome monarch of 1977 had been replaced by a sick , befuddled man who had no idea what was happening . 

On his way he visited Rycote House in Oxfordshire to write a letter to his beloved monarch . 

And the wealthiest woman in the country , shipping heiress CHRISTINE GOULANDRIS , is almost three times richer than the monarch with a fortune of £290 million . 

As relations between Edward II and Charles IV of France deteriorated in April 1324 , Queen Isabella was urged to use her influence with the French monarch by asking him to ` have regard for us and our children who are so close to him , and for the alliances between them , and especially for the alliance made in our own person , which all the world knows was concluded to nourish and sustain peace and love between the two kingdoms , and to prevent wars and disputes " . 

Hydrofoils leave Porto Heli each morning for Piraeus , returning in the evening , so day trips to Athens visiting the Acropolis , the old quarter of the Plaka and the National Archaeological museum are easy . 

On the other question , new temples were not built on the Acropolis until after the middle of the century ( a ` Cimonian Parthenon " appears to me a mare 's nest , and even its proponent does not think it was begun before the sixties ; below , p. 93 ) . 

The decision to ` expel " the first batch of embassy refugees to the West was a ` humanitarian act " done in the interests of the many children involved and to avoid epidemics . 

The first batch of 50 units costs 10 per unit and the second batch of 50 identical units costs 20 per unit because of inflation . 

It acted as a centralised design studio for all carpet factories in Russia , sending out infrequent batches of new designs , which only then would enable a manufacturer to change . 

An expert potter who sedulously observes all the taboos of his trade may find that a whole batch of carefully turned pots crack in firing . 

For example , you could make batches of meals from fresh food , then freeze them . 

Flexible manufacturing systems ( production lines -- combining microelectronics and mechanical engineering -- that can make small batches of components cheaply ) are not yet economic in this country . 

These can be an entertaining way of testing yourself , and some of the more sophisticated products can be made to generate batches of questions for a paper at random , just to add to the challenge . 

The shop takes to pieces like a stage set and it is in great demand for fairs and carnivals and other public events , and Mother makes small batches of old-fashioned sweets and pastilles for sale . 

Here , batch production is involved : the aircraft produces batches of seats travelling between city pairs , just as a bakery might produce batches of loaves . 

This batch of cars was transferred onto South Metropolitan tracks in 1906 , from the ` Croydon District Tramways " system , having run since 1902 as Croydon Corporation Nos. 36-45 , although always the property of the B.E.T. 

Another batch of letters has reached my desk , some pleading , others offering help to my more unfortunate patients . 

He said that a prisoner one day received a batch of letters from Amnesty members , to which the prisoners were allowed to reply . 

On arriving at Uncle Albert 's , she scattered the latest batch of letters across his kitchen table . 

Batches of about sixty samples , each sealed in a pure silica tube , are irradiated , together with six samples of a standard clay of already known chemical composition . 

Wan and red-eyed , and nearly always male , they wore rebel chic regalia and communicated in either a hyperactive babble or a laboured monotone . 

Tammuz managed to catch Roirbak just as he was making the finishing touches to his evening regalia : black , matt silk suit with thread-wide yellow pinstripe , understated gold adornments , I-Ching earrings . 

The faces grinning from the tatty punk regalia looked so depraved and hollow-eyed that I could not bear to think of my American blues friends calling them ` sir " . 

Some of them were dressed in Ottoman regalia or Arab dress or even French cavalry uniform , serious-looking young men who -- in the later pictures -- were carrying Lee-Enfield service rifles . 

Barbarossa 's own depiction shows imperial regalia of orb and sceptre . 

` I expect she would laugh her socks off if she found you here in royal regalia ! " 

The wealth of diamonds incorporated in her regalia reflected the fact that Catherine presided over a realm that for a short period was the world 's leading producer . 

Aunt Tossie , Mrs Florence Fox-Collier , was Maman 's ( Lady Forester 's ) elder and widowed sister -- widowed for two years but still wearing full mourning regalia . 

The New Musical Express , stumbling after the new wave , advertised bells and full hippy regalia , from the people who had brought Beatle jackets to the young . 

He realised how much he longed to wear that splendid sober regalia and take up a whip to drive a team of four horses . 

She 's in her full official regalia , all swishing pomp and scaly grandeur . 

She dressed them up in full nineteenth century bourgeois feminine regalia and had them flower arranging or idling by the mantelpiece as in ` Angela " . 

Jeff Starr has changed his name to Spotted Eagle and plans to tour the country dressed in full Red Indian regalia . 

An exhibition of University regalia was on display in the MacRoberts Arts Centre including : Silver gifts to the University , hoods representing degrees , Chancellors ' gowns and the mace . 

Kept making eye-contact with the audience , and used voice modulation well to retain audience attention . 

It had been a conspicuous feature of the Wesleyan and Evangelical revival to illustrate the operation of God 's grace by drawing attention to divine intervention in the lives of the elect . 

Gain attention first , make sure there is a clear view of your face . 

His case , involving an allegation that he raped another student after going out with her , has attracted wide media attention . 

` Some of the pressure is self inflicted , but a great deal comes from intense media attention . 

At the same time , official and mass media attention has been concentrated on youth unemployment and the problems experienced by young people in the labour market . 

` It 's well known that Maurice likes a night out but the media attention he gets in Britain makes it difficult for him to enjoy it . 

In order to alleviate boredom , ` The Kids " committed minor delinquencies to attract police attention and manufacture excitement . 

De Niro may have loosened up a little recently but he 's still not happy with the press attention that stardom brings . 

Gold and silver have attracted particular attention because they were used to make prestige items such as jewellery and regalia . 

Although much attention has focused on the number of people out of work in recent years , less attention has been given to the number of family members who are also affected . 

With up to one third of a lifetime now being spent in retirement , increasing attention is being paid to the quality of that life . 

We rarely see the Old Testament as a whole and little attention is paid to the system of political economy which is set up under divine instruction in the Pentateuch . 

Although geologists made use mainly of invertebrate fossils in dating the rocks , it was the discovery of fossil bones that attracted most attention . 

Planning also helps to produce a mechanism for coping with change and focuses attention and effort on key issues . 

The brewery in Bad Köstritz in the Thüringen region brews two Pils-type beers but it is the speciality Schwarzbier — Black Beer — that caught Bitburger 's attention . 

From somewhere beyond the walls of the lavatory , faint , sporadic rifle fire caught Peregrine 's attention . 

His attention was also caught by a woman dressed in midnight-blue satin and diamonds ; the sister of a Middle-Eastern ruler , she was known as an audacious gambler . 

In 1935 Nizan turned his attention once again to the French educational system . 

At the Wall " , the man went on implacably , ` people 's attention is fixed on the two most important things -- themselves and the eternal . 

Maggie looked at him with interest and he nodded , seeing he had her complete attention . 

After a long wait they tried to attract attention by sounding their horns . 

Les Stocker , who first came to public attention by caring for hedgehogs , went to Buckingham Palace today to receive his MBE . 

She believes that before any adult can reach his or her full potential , they must first turn their attention to healing the hurt child within . 

However , potentially educable as a painter Schnabel may or may not be , his work is just not worthy of serious attention by anyone with a developed taste in this particular art form . 

However , while the former has been given considerable attention by geographers ( summarized by Openshaw et al. 1989 ) there has been relatively little such work in the UK on the disposal of non-nuclear wastes . 

Over the past year so much time and energy has been devoted to considering the implications of the new audit regulatory regime that investment business has been given scant attention by commentators and the profession alike . 

Black pupils are given more attention by teachers only in terms of discipline and punishment . 

The Third World became a focus of attention by politicians who were keen to show countries pushing for independence that sustained development was possible under the western wing ( rather than that of the Soviet Union ) . 

In practice , the study of a service is likely to reveal issues for attention by both local government and central government . 

Although most of us can recognize without difficulty the importance that the emotions play in our lives , the subject has been given little systematic attention by the disciplines most concerned with furthering understanding of human behaviour . 

Labour strategists claim their recent silence has been deliberate : they do not want to divert public attention from the poll-tax pantomime . 

Why , then , does prostate disease , and particularly prostate cancer , remain such a taboo subject and receive such scant attention from health ministers , health educators and men themselves ? 

Polly shook her head in mock admiration , anxious to deflect his attention from herself . 

Amnesty 's major Sri Lanka ( September-December 1990 ) succeeded , against considerable obstacles , in bringing the tragedy of Sri Lanka to the attention of the world , and helped generate some fresh signs of change . 

The discovery that acupuncture could replace anaesthetics in major surgery attracted the attention of biomedical scientists in the early 1970s . 

By 1905 he had moved to St Petersburg where his growing reputation as a miraculous healer brought him to the attention of the Czar and Czarina . 

Even in those cases in which a client has no family , this very lack is usually contributory to the problems which demand attention of the caring agencies . 

Every product needs to be promoted , that is to say it needs to be drawn to the attention of the market-place , and its benefits identified . 

The Military Sports Group Trenck had come to the attention of the authorities after members had harassed a Viennese youth earlier in the month . 

However , the small number of implied covenants have a part to play in contributing towards the comfort of tenants and some have attracted the attention of Parliament . 

Such language focused attention on the individuals or groups who were ` breaking the law " , ` committing criminal acts " , and threatening the interests of the law-abiding ` majority " . 

Here , I decided to focus my attention on teachers and teaching with a view to extending our knowledge about their appointment , their jobs , their careers and their work . 

Here you can forget crowded car parks , traffic jams and distracting street noises and focus your attention on the business in hand . 

Use for effect : The family member avoids facing up to other problems by focussing attention on the problem of the primary sufferer 's addictive disease . 

Recent developments in a field of study known as Chaos Theory has focused attention on elements in natural shapes called ` fractals " . 

We shall now concentrate our attention on his criticism of proposition ( b ) , the hypothesis that there exists a stable trade off relation between inflation and unemployment . 

` Do n't worry about that , " he said dismissively , and focused his attention on the traffic of Haverfordwest as he skirted the town to make for the road to Carmarthen . 

The Microlight and RAF personnel seem to lavish as much attention on this flimsy machine as they do on any other . 

It is unassailable that the 1973 song , ` Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree " , brought the symbol of the yellow ribbon to national attention in the United States ( March 2nd ) . 

The carer has to refuse to respond to shouting or aggressiveness or any other kind of unacceptable behaviour , to prevent it from becoming a source of attention for the patient . 

Tears may start with howls of anger , then subside to sobs which seek attention for distress , and finally dry up in fear as we face our helplessness . 

They demand a bracketing out approach that concentrates attention upon surface counters , encourages a search for clues and a groping for ideational principles around which response comes to be structured . 

More recently co-operatives have focused their attentions upon inner city refurbishment , producing a fine blend of social housing provision and historic building conservation . 

The government has now turned its attention to primary schools . 

But once one got into Teacher Training College one paid no attention to the course . 

The reasons for this are complex , but basically the more efficient one is as a reader , the less one reads individual words as separate bits , or pays attention to their structure . 

At this time the Salmon and Gluckstein families , successful tobacco merchants , were turning their attention to catering , seeing the need for good , cheap , clean places to get a cup of tea . 

She was paying attention to the men 's talk , to the discussion of money , the fall in the price of wool , and the cunning of a certain local landowner 's brutal conditions . 

We can consciously direct our attention to certain things and think about them . 

The very activity of keeping a log focuses attention on how you have used your time . 

Let us focus our attention on where Third World grain imports come from and how they happen to be available in such massive quantities . 

The marketer must therefore turn his attention to how to identify these factors so as to be able to construct an effective strategy . 

I would have saved much time and pain if I had paid more attention to how I was racing . 

It was odd , but I had no feeling of shyness or modesty in front of John ; he never seemed to pay the slightest attention to how undressed I was . 

It 's time now to turn our attention to how video can fit into our teaching as a whole . 

I hope that the Secretary of State , who I know is as appalled as all of us about the matter , will pay special attention to how that could possibly happen . 

Of course , Queen Margaret and Catesby questioned us , paying particular attention to how d'Aubigny looked , what he said and how he treated us , until my head reeled with their constant petty questions . 

During the 1992 campaign , when Gennifer Flowers first brought Clinton 's philandering to public attention , Stephanopoulos -- as Clinton 's chief spinner , distracter , and all-around bullshit artist -- played a crucial role in discrediting Flowers and anyone else who tried to point out the truth , namely that Clinton had a disturbing zipper problem. ( Do n't say Stephanopoulos did n't know .

She was more than well acquainted with Lubor 's proclivity to see an invitation to grow amorous where there was none , though since he could n't do more than verbally flirt over the dinner table she could n't see any harm in accepting . 

There seems to be rather a lot of names for those who share a proclivity for their own sex . 

Attlee , an astute judge of men , banked on Mountbatten 's ambition to provide an adequate counterweight to his proclivity for risk , and in this judgement he was proved to be correct . 

The market dependence of the latter group is attested by their proclivity for food rioting , as is that of miners , while urban expansion obviously increased the role and reach of the market . 

Take the case of a floppy disk drive 's sudden failure to read a disk when previously it had shown no proclivity to such failing . 

It is those who had no proclivity towards will making about whom we most wish to know . 

The child 's inborn proclivity for feeling powerless , deserted , ashamed and guilty in relation to those on whom he depends is systematically utilised for his training , often to the point of exploitation . 

It helped enormously that he also happened to enjoy affairs with women , and that when he was acting on stage , his sexual proclivities were not such a problem as he was less in the public eye . 

She wondered idly if what she had heard about Lionel 's proclivities or tastes in sexual matters were his brother 's also ? 

They are unaware of his compulsive gambling , psychopathic persona and unorthodox sexual proclivities . 

Quantitative material is also used as evidence for the criminal proclivities of persons with certain social characteristics . 

One neighbourhood policeman was known among colleagues ( and some members of the public ) for his proclivity for dispensing parking tickets . 

They formed a queue outside the cinema , pockets of greasy overcoats and grubby kaftans bulging with flagons . 

However , radiography of the fine pair of Celtic bronze wine flagons from the site of Basse Yutz in France seemed to show that the bottoms of the flagons were not attached to the sides . 

` You 'll be needing some more wine , " Elinor said handing me another flagon . 

Corbett thought it was mere drunken bravado when one of them lunged across the table and uproar ensued as food , cups and flagons of wine and ale were sent sprawling . 

Nothing daunted , the bearers of comfort brought a flagon of ale and a long clay pipe . 

The assistant executioner followed with the coffin , and also bearing a flagon of strong drink with which to fortify the victim for his or her coming ordeal . 

Among the Celtic peoples of temperate Europe it was applied to La Tène bronze safety-pins and torcs as well as to prestige objects such as bronze wine flagons . 

He emptied his flagon and after a minute 's hesitation she took it over to the table to refill it . 

Ymor moved his hand carefully , and poured out another flagon of beer . 

Perhaps more significantly , however , it is where she paid for lunch on a number of occasions with James Gilbey , her swooning suitor of The Squidgy Tapes fame . 

Others again , like Mr Luzhin , Dunya Raskolnikov 's middle-aged suitor , want to make a lot of money : there 's a Dick Whittington side to Petersburg . 

They deserve the same immortality as Dorothy Osborne 's tiresome old suitor or Madame de SýgnýP0 's boring Breton neighbours , but Elizabeth in her charity has spared them this . 

Lord Roger Marshaller , the most nearly decent of Vanessa Vail 's suitors , emerged from the sacristy and walked across the aisle to the organ . 

The old lady smiled at Harry like a dowager duchess greeting her granddaughter 's suitor . 

The government therefore turned to multinational companies as potential suitors for Rover . 

Female garter snakes often lure so many suitors with their scents that the males form a frenzied writhing ball . 

They put it down to indecision and the overwhelming charms of both suitors . 

As reward for gallantry the Duke of Suffolk is sent to Lille , chosen suitor to the Duchess of Austria ( his own widowhood having occurred ) . 

Fairfax tells me that he is a suitor , eager to lay claim to a girl who is now only eleven . 

There 'd be dozens of suitors for her children , anyway , this was a little trouble , it was bound to happen now they 'd grown up . 

And I had a strong need to pit myself against her many suitors , and win . 

Playing hard to get is a game which can go on for some considerable time , especially if one has as ardent a suitor as the French . 

For another , there was little or no chance that the National government , working with a very large Conservative majority , would be in danger of political defeat even on the matter of ` appeasement " . 

Nevertheless , there is just as much of a chance that you will win through your difficulties as there is of reaching the point of throwing in the towel . 

On the other hand , there is a fair chance that he might find a magic potion which will restore him to full strength and heal his wounds . 

There was still the faintest of chances that Mickey Annan might still be among the living . 

There was also the chance that I would recover from the madness . " 

Maybe there 's a chance that he 's better than he 's pretending . " 

So there is little chance of our newsreaders breaking off , US-style , from a headline story to extol the virtues of a brand of paint , or even a national newspaper . 

The latest shift has prompted a rethink , not only because rates have risen but because chances of them falling significantly have receded probably until the spring . 

No glass partition , much less chance of Creed noticing anything unusual . 

THERE is a 12 per cent chance of a major earthquake hitting southern California next year , scientists predicted yesterday . 

But he insisted : ` There 's no chance of me changing my mind . 

People who knew us well before we married did n't think there was a chance of it working . 

` What you mean is : there 's no chance of my being kept on after the three years are up . " 

In a bound book there is less chance of anything being lost -- especially if you write in ink so that there can be no later alterations . 

For an installation to be secure against fire , flood and other disasters it is essential for the primary and secondary items to be stored in different locations so that the chances of their simultaneous destruction are minimised . 

Poor vulval conformation may benefit from Caslick 's operation ; a minor operation performed under local anaesthetic which lessens the chances of infection , and improves the chances of conception . 

JOHN Major is an even money chance to lead the Conservatives into the next General Election with bookmakers William Hill who are offering odds of 8-11 that he will be out of office by then . 

In every case , you have a better chance of being considered if you are able to put your performance on record . 

Carol took her daughters along to the audition expecting Dannii to have the best chance of landing the part of Carla , a young Dutch girl . 

To be in with a chance of winning you 'll have to answer the following three questions ( the categories are popular music , fashion and words ) . 

The main point is that in assessing the probability of h given e we do not question e ; we assume temporarily that e is certain , and we ignore the chance of e not being true . 

Collapsing companies : Try to order from companies that do n't require payment in advance because there 's little chance of getting your money back if the trader goes bust . 

When Margaret Hughes arrived at court in Leominster she knew there was a chance she 'd be sent to prison . 

Any rock lying around on the frozen continent stands a good chance of being a meteorite as -- the occasional ice-piercing mountain aside -- there is nowhere else to come from but the heavens . 

If you do n't put any address on your letter you stand NO chance of getting the booze 

If we have any chance of defeating them , the freak will provide it . " 

She would need all her wits if she were to stand any chance of getting away from him . 

` Is n't there any chance of our getting better planes , sir ? " 

I reckon anything over an inch long by November has a good chance of making it . 

` I never dreamed I would be here when I was lying in bed getting the chemotherapy with a five to ten per cent chance of survival . 

And I reckon that we 've got a good chance beating Sheffield Wednesday at football . 

But here there is an infinity of infinitely happy life to win , one chance of winning against a finite number of chances of losing , and what you stake is finite . 

Steve Whitton has not travelled because of a bruised hip but there is a chance that Simon Milton will come into the reckoning after successful operations on his ankle and knee . 

NEAR NINE Maidens , the only ancient stone avenue in Cornwall , the little town of St Colomb Major straggles over a steep hill . 

How do you get from the corner of 168th St. and Fifth Avenue to 184th and First ? 

Up the short avenue to the Hogans ' house ; the ground was wet and covered with leaves . 

The Syrian intention was to move right across the front line and , with tins in mind , the officer with the radio began to lead the way up the avenue towards Martyrs ' Square . 

He turned right into Caldecott Road , left into Howard 's Avenue , right on to Mainwaring Road and up the wide thoroughfare that led to Wimbledon Hill . 

In the other direction is nineteenth-century European Cairo with its straight avenues and tall Parisian facades , reminiscent of Haussmann . 

Its front windows stared along the chestnut avenue which joined the two roads . 

The wind was fresh , and although there was no rain , there were puddles along the length of the chestnut avenue , and water lay in the furrows of the ploughed fields . 

The Chesterfield heirs never lived here ; they spurned Brizlincote , and its radial oak avenues and the formal gardens grew up to see no Stanhope carriages bowling down the drive . 

Only a rutted bridle track , where orchids still grow , led to it by way of a dilapidated wooden bridge over a stream ; the oak avenue which once lined the way gradually fell . 

Surrounded by small seaside resorts and redwood avenues is San Francisco , a cosmopolitan town whose many nationalities have inspired a host of restaurants . 

As we drove up the lime tree avenue , a traditional feature of Irish country houses , the rain was reducing visibility to a few inches . 

For a formal theme , neat-growing trees such as the clay-loving acers can be planted at regular intervals along a brick path to create a little avenue . 

Acrid miasmas coiled from ventilation ducts and sewage flooded avenues . 

Gradually the sprawling city caught up with the quiet avenues . 

Tree-lined avenues of boutiques and cafés contrast with the traditional style Medina . 

For the modern visitor , the main approach to the church leads through an avenue of yew trees and up an impressive flight of stone steps to the west door . 

I cruise Vermont and Western Avenues through a thick haze of smoke , observing unchecked looting and sporadic fires in discount furniture stores and electronics outlets by the local , mostly Hispanic residents . 

They approached the club house through a fine avenue of tall mimosas . 

The back of the house faces south , an avenue of giant elms and a few old oaks lay over that way . 

THERE IS an avenue of old oak trees marking the drive which two hundred years ago led through twenty feet high brick gate piers to this beautiful Baroque house . 

The row began in 1985 when Mr Phillips was granted permission to resite the gates at the entrance to the mile-long lime avenue nearer to the house . 

The guest sitting room opens onto a terrace which in turn leads out into the garden and a romantic avenue of apple trees . 

He left the motorway and headed into the country , through hilly moorland and small stone villages , and down steep avenues of beech . 

The rioting began at the junction of Florence and Normandie Avenues in south-central Los Angeles , and rapidly spread to neighbouring areas , although many of the most prosperous areas of the city remained relatively unaffected . 

It was an avenue of crumbling , collapsed masonry in which eight- and nine-storey buildings had slid into the spaces between ruins . 

` Behind the once semi-wild sand dunes , pine woods provide a leafy setting for broad avenues , bustling squares and welcoming hotels . " 

Elsewhere , Thomas McEvilley writes : ` One day in 1970 fifty thousand women marched down fifth Avenue in New York . 

You approach the park down a long avenue , past lawns carefully tended and set in a girdle of trees . 

The device was inspired by a bus journey taken by Gysin , when the sun flickered through a long avenue of trees . 

I successfully blocked one of the main avenues they were exploring . 

The parks and main avenue were awash with trees in full blossom , and when she looked back up towards the farm she could see patches of cloudy pink where the apple trees were in bloom . 

Those towers , those gatehouses , the bridges over clear water , the tree-lined avenues , the fountain playing in the forecourt … it was perfection . 

An unattractive , cement-filled track in the morning magically becomes a welcoming tree-lined avenue by mid-afternoon . 

They went across a lawn down an avenue of mulberry trees , past a thickly planted orange grove . 

Once , when we were going up one of the main avenues in the city a lump of thawing snow fell from a tree under which we were passing and hit me on the face . 

At the back of his premises he owned a used-car lot which faced on a less fashionable avenue , and here he sold second-hand cars , trucks and motorboats . 

Richard O'Flynn , a training partner of John Treacy 's with a personal best of 28:20 , made an early surge as we ran down an avenue of skyscraping cabbage palms . 

And , as she had invited her to have another look around , it was almost seven o'clock by the time Leith turned into the select avenue of her present home . 

When Patsy had walked up the short avenue and looked at the square house with its creeper and its shabby garden it seemed to her like a house on the front of a calendar . 

He walks along a broad , straight avenue lined with luxury shops . 

Luke moved through a doorway that lead off from the right of the hallway and disappeared from view . 

The angles thus calculated for all frames are then used to produce the two rotational functions shown on the right of Figure 7.12 . 

Although it is the theatre of La Scala that visitors come to see , the Palazzo Marino , to the right of the Galleria exit , dominates the square . 

One corpse had slipped from the low single bed to the right of the door and lay staring up at her , the mouth open , the head almost cleft from the body . 

One is a cab-driver , whose hat , head and shoulders rise from the cab-stand at the right of the picture , between the globes of two gas lamps . 

At the extreme right of the picture the top of the Citicorp Building has been spun through 180 degrees . 

Boastful , she judged unkindly , her instinctive disapproval of him strengthening . 

The parent must stay calm and firm but show disapproval at the behaviour . 

Only three weeks ago Clough launched a scathing attack on the way he was treated at the European championship finals in Sweden this summer and voiced his disapproval at manager Taylor 's long-ball style . 

Lou 's heightened colour betrayed her embarrassment , as if she could read Melissa 's unspoken disapproval at this example of male chauvinism . 

But there had been no sign since Tiananmen Square that the Chinese had been in the least influenced by the disapproval of the West . 

Mr Gorbachev has not bothered to hide his disapproval of the way Mr Ceausescu and his family have ruled Romania . 

And all the voters should have the opportunity to mark their approval or disapproval of these policies . 

Apart from using subtle ways to show his disapproval of her , he saw the redundancy exercise initiated by the government of Tanzania as the perfect excuse and a legitimate cover for her dismissal . 

The State Department , for example , has blocked the funds of scientists bound for Poland as an expression of political disapproval of the Polish regime . 

On the steps of the Great Hall of the People and under the portrait of Chairman Mao , thousands voiced their disapproval of the government which would not allow the freedoms they desired . 

For the Sex Pistols , Richard was prepared to weather the scornful disapproval of Eve and Ted on his even occasional visits to Shamley Green . 

The six Hong Kong members of the BLDC subcommittee took the unprecedented step of publicly announcing their disapproval of the subcommittee 's proposals . 

The move was interpreted more as a mechanism for displaying the North 's disapproval of the decision to proceed with Team Spirit than a direct response to South Korea 's military alert . 

Badran 's resignation was reportedly precipitated by royal disapproval of his sympathy for the fundamentalist Moslem Brotherhood , whose members had held five seats in his government . 

There have repeatedly been stories that Diana 's disapproval had stopped Charles shooting , but these rumours are quite untrue . 

She leaned back and waggled her forefinger to show her disapproval . 

Much to Beth 's disapproval , Cissie had lately taken to observing visitors through the narrow chink , seeming to derive great pleasure from the knowledge that they could not see her . 

By the end of the evening , to Du Camp 's clear disapproval , they were calling one another tu . 

She had expected his disapproval , but there was only amusement in his eyes as he smiled , meeting her directness with what sounded like an invitation . 

I was treated to the full force of the General 's disapproval , which was not negligible . 

However , in order to avoid her mother 's disapproval she identifies with her mother , adopting female sex roles and subsequently choosing a male mate in the place of her father . 

Nicholson registered his disapproval with a call to his pal , Hugh Hefner , owner of Playboy . 

This displeasure can range from mild disapproval to outright ostracism . 

As in the 1979 report , despite developments in Biblical scholarship , it asserted that throughout the Bible there was strong disapproval for homosexual practice but sinful human beings still have to make moral sense of their lives : 

" Some of the 1916 leaders met there , " Patrick said quickly , catching some disapproval in the older man 's voice . 

De Gaulle at first maintained an attitude of stern disapproval towards the Soviet Union , especially during the protracted Berlin crisis ( 1958--61 ) . 

Egyptian non-alignment and its receipt of arms from Czechoslovakia was taken in the West to be dangerously pro-Soviet , and Britain and the United States expressed their disapproval by withdrawing their offer of substantial economic aid . 

This was based on a deepseated disapproval of flaunting one 's body , inherited from her childhood in the Welsh valleys . 

This action received the usual disapproval although , for once , not from the Jewish leaders but from the crowd in general . 

In an area like Cambridgeshire , courtship habits remained highly ritualised and infraction of the informal norms brought social disapproval and public shaming even into the present century . 

The parent who shows strong disapproval , smacking the child or forcibly removing its hand from the offending area is sowing the first seeds of inhibition or sexual disorder . 

In spite of opinion polls suggesting public disapproval , the Education Secretary , John Patten , has defended his plans for national school tests . 

So that was how I came to have a new dress and boots and a real ribbon for my hair instead of the usual string . 

Her silvery hair was held by a ribbon of the same blue shade as her bed-jacket , and there was pink in her cheeks . 

The leghorn straw was not large for that particular type of hat and it had a brown velvet ribbon on it . 

To cut the horizontal and vertical strips quickly , wind the ribbon round a piece of cardboard of the correct length and cut through all thicknesses . 

Her hair was a mess , her ribbon gone , her frock torn and grubby , and there were smuts on her face . 

But for Ilsa 's sake I asked him about the gleaming star and discs on their rainbowed ribbons and he became almost talkative . 

The girl handed her charge to Nanny , who immediately straightened the child 's dress and re-tied her hair ribbon . 

Here and there , a fragment of plastic ribbon fluttered from a low branch , a mute reminder of the recent tragedy and the police activity that had followed . 

His badge of office , a large gold key , hung round his neck on a silk ribbon . 

No supermarket opening is complete without you snipping the ribbon . 

His relentless grip increased till she was forced to let go of the ribbon . 

My own ponies are freeze branded , still beautiful and win ribbons at National shows ( e.g. Ponies U.K. ) both in hand and ridden . 

She tumbled forward against him and her hair , escaping from the ribbon at the nape of her neck , made a tent for their faces . 

The ribbon in her hair was loose and dangling , her hair itself all over the place , her frock covered with bits and pieces . 

In London , Nicholas Knightly threaded ribbons through the bodice of his softly draped gown in midnight georgette , while Ghost had the perfect flowing robe for every latter-day Lady Guinevere . 

` Ribbons and felt , for example , do n't cost much and can add colour and warmth to a room . " 

No one is quite certain who invented Fair Isle knitting patterns , or the steps of the maypole dance where ribbons are woven round each other . 

A TYPEWRITER ribbon helped uncover Darius Guppy 's swindle , the court was told . 

Then he went on gazing at Thérèse , voluptuous in flowered chintz and blue ribbons . 

The print head can move vertically up or down so that a pin can contact any one of the three pads of the printer ribbon . 

She stitched satin ribbon under the bust , bows at the hips and tied a silk cravate . 

Folly flew back into the tiny bathroom and tore at the wide satin ribbon which bound the base of the cellophane package . 

Bellamy led over 200 children on a nature trail around the grounds of the hostel before cutting the ribbon to declare the hostel officially open . 

Just to confuse us further , the ` opening party " takes place tonight , with Bleach and Smashing Orange cutting the proverbial ribbon to start proceedings a day after they 've , erm , started . 

Inside were two parcels , wrapped in oiled silk , and tied with black ribbon . 

Pin or staple fabric in place and tie ribbons underneath to draw up the blind . 

Once I had created the spray shape that I wanted , I tied the red ribbon that had accompanied the bouquet into a small flat bow , to minimise its lumpiness , and added it to the design . 

` Well , stop it , or I 'll tie you to the bedposts with silk ribbons and do wicked things to you , so you wo n't be able to think of anything else . " 

Only his song could do the trick , and float the witch into a dreamless sleep , and so she tied him to a perch by a silken ribbon and put bells on his bird 's feet . 

These were surrounded by a starched frill of Honiton lace , which was supported by a stiff disc of white paper and held in place by wire , wrapped with tissue and bound with ribbon . 

But just then Lisa looked up from the basket whose handle she was binding with ribbon , and laughed . 

` Last Christmas , customers queued from the basement all down the road for gift wrap ribbons , " recalls Annabel Lewis of VV Rouleaux . 

The bell rang , the door opened , and a little spring began firing strawberries , individually wrapped in silver foil and ribbon , straight at Isoud , who ducked . 

Even sanguine members of the Cabinet dreaded the return of the taunting yellow ribbons that were tied to trees in Carter " s time , and feared especially the visits of grieving relatives to the White House . 

Ribbons had been tied to the charred remains of the weather-vane . 

By an unfortunate twist of fate , Sunderland were to experience the full might of the cousins playing in the same team .

They are the weapons of the weak against the might of the strong .

The Soviet Union also considers the might of her Armed Forces ( and in particular her nuclear arsenal ) instrumental in this endeavour to make the world safe for ideological struggle .

The myths of Gallifrey talk about nameless horrors infesting our universe which were only defeated through the might of the Time Lords .

He was the first commoner to stand up to the might of the king .

For the next three centuries Dalmatia 's fortunes were determined by the struggles between the sea power of Venice and the land-based might of the Ottoman empire .

The superior might of the Frankish army was often hard pressed in the Saxon wilderness .

Think of the might of a forest fire or the burning heat of the sun .

As he spoke , he let one hand rest on the hilt of his sword as though to emphasize subtly the ever-present might of French arms .

And the culture glories in the success of the machine and wonders at its might and inventiveness .

It was the ball the girls were playing with , which Ruth , who was a big girl , had thumped with all her might .

Endill watched in horror as he began hitting the handle , swinging against it with all his might .

Leaning forward into the harness and pushing with all my might , I could not move .

` If British manufacturers do n't pull their fingers out and put their might and muscle behind us then more will go to the wall , " she warns .

I do not deny that it plays an important part , but the key to our strength is our industrial might .

The astounding indulgences granted Winterbotham by the regime apparently formed part of a scheme to woo ranking foreigners and through them impress their governments with Germany 's mounting might .

Oxfordshire , who have n't won a game in the history of the competition , faced the might of Lancashire , who 've won the trophy five times .

Some inside the Soviet Union say the troops show the U S remain ready to use its military might .

At the beginning of the boom the economic might of the United States was overwhelming ( table 10.1 and figure 10.1 ) .

It was a realm controlled by the disciplined military might of the Franks .

Such people ensure the persistence of evil on earth by believing that the power of physical might shall prevail uncontrolled with complete disregard of the general good .

He 's managed to rise above the drugs stigma which has hit the British team over the last few days . " 

As if massive trauma and often great suffering are not enough to face , those who are informed that they are infected have also to deal with social stigma ( unlike many other diseases ) . 

Many older people retain a strong sense of the social stigma attached to heavy drinking and may consequently be unable or unwilling easily to volunteer the information . 

However , there is a great deal of stigma attached to HIV infection , with resulting discrimination and prejudice at school . 

She says : ` Maybe men need something that looks like ` a proper drink " but , as a woman , there is no stigma attached to being sensible and having an orange juice . " 

In the early days the stigma of being HIV positive had driven away about 60% of my circle of friends . 

As petrol is beating the stigma of carrying lead , so diesel must beat the particulate rap . 

PARACETAMOL could soon be cured of the stigma of being a ` dangerous and insidious " drug . 

But I was so anxious to please or , more accurately , to avoid the stigma of being abnormal , that I did manage to find myself a boyfriend . 

The stigma of being an only child still exists , although their numbers are increasing worldwide . 

The residents of Unity Flats are shrugging off the stigma of living in what has long been regarded as one of the city 's most undesirable areas . 

Metrolink 's operator , Greater Manchester Metro , thinks the trams will be more successful because , as Mr Don Kenny , the commercial director , says : ` There is no stigma to using them . " 

Although many of her friends have lost their jobs too , which , she says , means ` there is no stigma to being made redundant " , they all seem to have been lucky . 

Debt has lost its stigma and is now a part of everyday life , with the universal acceptance and use of credit cards . 

Only hotels can command fleets of servants now , not so much because their owners are rich , but because there is no stigma of ` domestic service " attached to hotel work . 

There is a social stigma about suicide and his family do n't believe he did it . 

This found that girls who had felt isolated and embarrassed about being pregnant or having babies felt less stigma about this after they had attended the units and could take a much more realistic view of their situation . 

But it must have been a temptation in poor working-class communities , where virginity in any case was not sacred , where the stigma against extra-marital sex was weak , and where a prostitute could earn in half an hour what a respectable girl might earn in a week . 

In higher grade cases , some Down 's people have undergone operations , either at their own or their parents ' instigation , to alter the physical characteristics which have become a stigma for them . 

Pakistanis have the added stigma in the eyes of the white hooligan of tending to be better off , linguistically separate , less physical , and less interested in football . 

A possible disadvantage is that , since such offences may lack the stigma of the word ` manslaughter " , they may tend to underplay the gravity of the behaviour involved . 

Not only was there a stigma of social disgrace which still lingered ; there was also the shadow of fear . 

Furthermore we may appear , by using an epidemiological approach , to have added to the stigma of heroin use by comparing it with a ` disease " . 

Both Booth and Chamberlain argued that the state should provide old-age pensions of between 5s. and 10s. per week to enable those over sixty-five to live and die respectably , free from the stigma of pauperism . 

The stigma of disqualification tends to linger on well past the point where offenders have served their official punishment , and they often continue to be excluded from law-abiding society rather than being reintegrated into it . 

The fear and stigma of mental disorder deter a public which is ignorant of the pressing need and unclear as to what their gifts might be used for . 

The perceived social stigma of a tuberculosis diagnosis may be so severe as to cause people to avoid testing or treatment . 

` It ' s still a social stigma to be unemployed and employers wonder what you 've been doing . " 

Sometimes these similarities are quite obvious : the ferocious teeth of a predatory dinosaur are a sure indication of hunting habits , with hardly a glance at the fangs of living mammalian carnivores . 

The spider has fangs on the ends of its jaws and with these it paralyses the prey by injecting it with poisons . 

A rattlesnake 's fangs are neatly folded away when not in use but are swung forward for the strike . 

The three killer dogs burst from the trees in hot pursuit , their gleaming white fangs bared for the attack . 

Straining his ears over the slight sounds of their careful progress for any alien noises in the night , Grant found his thoughts increasingly filled with unsettling images of leaping dark shapes and gleaming fangs . 

The Giant or Great Wolf of the Warhammer World is a fearsome monster with slavering fangs and huge claws . 

The moment it is within range it strikes with sudden speed , burying its fangs in the soft neck tissues of its prey . 

This means that when the jaws gape fully open , the sharp fangs are aimed directly forward . 

When an active fang is ripped out , the next most mature one takes its place and quickly develops so that it is ready to fire . 

I AM walking over hot coals , supended over a deep pit at the bottom of which are a large number of vipers baring their fangs . 

Some caught in the rigging and thudded to the deck , spitting and baring their fangs at us before being hurriedly kicked overboard . 

However , when fighting against another rattlesnake it does not use its poison fangs . 

It is significant that the two largest warts are positioned on either side of the top of its thick neck -- precisely the place where a cat likes to sink its fangs when making its killing bite . 

Only the really savage hunter , who sinks his fangs deep into the toad 's neck at its very first contact , will suffer a major trauma or death . 

He was slight and short-sighted , with a gentle smile that belied an amazing toughness and an ability to withstand cold that was to beggar our belief .

When the two are put together however , the result is a material which is sold in large quantities primarily on account of its extreme toughness .

The king 's son had a young man 's idea of a joke : he thought he 'd test the courage and much-vaunted toughness of Albuin .

We continued into Zanskar safely , with their help -- never ceasing to be amazed at their incredible toughness .

PMMA began to replace glass in the 1940s because of its toughness , its optical properties and its physiological inactivity -- also it was easily processed by using existing turning techniques .

A low-velocity round tumbling against the toughness of the skull bone .

Nor do I accept that such feelings are a sign of weakness , provided that they are accompanied by an inner toughness where necessary and justified . "

Patsy and Jimmy were both showing a bit of their dad 's toughness .

The miners and the police share occupational cultures in which solidarity and toughness were highly valued .

Like all his colleagues he dismisses their legendary toughness .

Tatra 's trucks have a reputation among lorry drivers for great toughness .

He can not put his finger on what has gone wrong on their travels -- the times of arrival at the ground have even been varied -- and now is the time for mental toughness .

Thanks to their size , toughness , and extreme ferocity war boars make excellent mounts for Orc warriors .

The production price and toughness of the cutlery depends on the proportions in which the metals are mixed .

Fine grain size also improves the mechanical strength and toughness of the alumina .

The Angevin connection was thus represented by a close kinswoman of Edward I. Jean of Brittany 's talents were more suited to diplomacy than to warfare ( although he served against Philip the Fair in Aquitaine , between 1294 and 1297 ) , while his close connections with both the French court and the nobility of western France clearly helped to ease tension at periods of crisis . 

Despite Alcuin 's reservations about Eardwulf , the king must have stepped into the shoes of the slain Aethelred as a recipient of Carolingian favours and may even have married a kinswoman of Charlemagne . 

Pride gave a lift to Emily 's chin as she braced herself to move further into the room and greet her kinswomen . 

Ealdred 's kinswoman could have been Abbess Aethelburh , daughter of a local lord , Aelfred , who was given Withington in Gloucestershire in the 770s ( CS 217 : S 1255 ) . 

Until I can repay the dowry , I have set aside apartments in my household , where my kinswoman may keep her own establishment however she may dispose . 

But if my fair kinswoman will but be patient and abide in my house until we have brought all into order , and made proper search for this money … ’ 

" He carried off his subjects ' wives , daughters and kinswomen by force and made them his concubines ; when he had sated his own lust on them he handed them down for his soldiers to enjoy . 

In other words , it was a kinswoman of the Bernician royal family , but one with strong Deiran connections , who interceded on this occasion for Wilfrid . 

There the warden arrested him , imprisoned him in his gaol at Allexton , and afterwards released him for a fine of half a mark . 

PFK discovered an outstanding fish breeding project in the maximum security jail at Wakefield . 

Two Young Republicans , Carlin and O'Donnell , refused to enter bail and were sent to Belfast 's Crumlin Road jail for one month , receiving a hero 's welcome on their return . 

Prison Reform Trust director Stephen Shaw warned : ` The graduates from Mr Clarke 's mini-prisons will be filling the adult jails for years to come . " 

The 50-year-old child killer suffered a black eye , bruises and minor cuts as she sat down for a meal at Cookham Wood jail in Kent . 

Three British hostages are on their way home from Iraq , after being freed from a jail in Baghdad . 

Officers have been guarding inmates who can not be accommodated in overcrowded jails following the riots at Strangeways jail in Manchester . 

A large number of rebels were imprisoned in Wells Cathedral and later in the jails of Taunton and Bridgwater , where Ken visited them and ministered to their spiritual and material misery . 

Walter Ferrefort , a soldier serving with the Earl of March in Brittany in 1375 , was held in the gaol of St Brieuc as surety for a debt . 

Mohamed Abu Talb will serve his sentence in a Swedish jail with three accomplices for a terrorism campaign carried out in 1985 and 1986 against American and Israeli targets in Copenhagen , Amsterdam and Stockholm . 

A NATIONWIDE hunt was launched yesterday for a killer who escaped from jail with a man serving 11 years for robbery . 

An amnesty for convicts , including an estimate 2,000 political prisoners , was announced for December 12 , after hunger strikes had spread throughout the country 's jails . 

A Roman Catholic nun is trying to introduce meditation into Britain 's jails . 

He was returned to the Bocardo Jail , from whose roof he watched the painful death by burning of Latimer and Ridley . 

He envisaged community jails … divided into specialist units … with prisoners close to their families . 

Vincent Hickey , 38 , was moved out of Long Lartin top security jail last weekend after he was found bleeding from razor slash injuries , but is now refusing food at Birmingham 's Winson Green jail . 

He knew Chico Mendes , leader of the rubber-tappers and social activist , whose murderers have recently been released from jail . 

It contains some interesting relics , including the door of the condemned cell from the old Calton jail . 

Two booklets , illustrated by a current prisoner , have been circulated to every prisoner in Scottish jails . 

Bembenek was released from jail on December 9 after serving 10 years for the murder of Christine Schultz . 

The prisoners , drunk on home-made booze , barricaded themselves in a dormitory at Lindholme jail near Doncaster , South Yorks , early yesterday . 

Martin Richmond , who 's from Stoke Orchard in Gloucestershire , has been held in a Katmandu jail since the beginning of December . 

The Falangist chief , José Antonio Primo de Rivera , had been imprisoned in March and by August was under close guard in a Republican jail in Alicante . 

At Barlinnie Jail in Scotland , prisoners rioted and took three warders hostage . 

The Sun said the man who assaulted the prisoner conned his way into Elmley Jail on the Isle of Sheppey using forged notepaper . 

One young Lhasa lay-woman , a secondary school teacher , was sentenced to two years ' jail for writing a manifesto . 

He was arrested and booked into the city jail for driving while intoxicated . 

A woman and her adopted son could face at least five years in a Turkish jail after being accused of possessing drugs and pornographic videos . 

The guards had always said that they were n't bothered about anyone in British gaols , so we 'd hoped it would be easier for us to get out than for the others . 

The multi-millionaire Greek playboy , who spent three months in a British jail for possessing cocaine , wrote in the New York Observer : ` It is not hard to guess what the secret is . " 

Three British Branch Davidian men are in Waco jail and will be tried for murder soon . 

In the county gaols of Gloucester and Dorchester it was only debtors who were burdened with fees . 

For more recent times we have the evidence of county gaols , lock-ups , courthouses , prisons , particularly of the Victorian era , which are well documented and have generally survived . 

When they inspected the wicket , they found it being rolled by some prisoners from the local jail , one of whom looked familiar to Boycott . 

In the USA , women are often imprisoned in poor conditions in local gaols intended for males . 

He originally trained as a plumber and used to give classes to inmates in his local jail before taking up prison work full-time . 

The most famous tale of all is that of the ` prisoner of St Pierre " , a murderer who was incarcerated in the town jail at the time of the disaster . 

A few minutes later we drew up at a big concrete building which the officer told me was the town jail but which seemed to be a large Luftwaffe barracks . 

The third storey of the town gaol was pierced by a doorway over which projected a beam . 

After some discussion , Paisley , Wylie , and Foster decided to refuse to pay their fines and to go to gaol . 

To his considerable credit , he persisted with the cause of press freedom even when his stand threatened to take him to gaol 20 years ago . 

Could any man believe he had the right to send another to his death simply because he had once been to gaol ? 

That was conceded in an interview yesterday by Dr Kenneth Abrahams , a member of the National Front and a former Swapo man who was thrown into jail by Mr Nujoma . 

I know people who were in tears as a result of Dr Paisley going into jail , but in the long term God answered prayer . 

Two cyclists have been thrown into jail in Nepal only days after breaking a world altitude record by riding across a glacier in the Himalayas . 

Clarke added that VX precursor traces found near al Shifa were the `` exact formula used by Iraq . ''

Traces of `` altropine , '' an antidote to chemical weapons , had been found by the KLA on the bodies of dead Serb soldiers , it added . )

In its pages can be found linguistic traces of the former rivalry between Boer and Briton , the naming practices of the Khoi and San ( Hottentot and Bushman in former terms ) , racial conflict ( derogatory terms like Boer , Kaffir , and Hottentot each have more than a page devoted to them ) , the political discourse of the apartheid regime , and the counter-discourse of the resistance movements .

Her Pearl is at an age when you can see in her skin the last traces of girlish pliancy but also where the cares have begun to leave a residue .

At some locations there were no traces of SC ( Figure 4A ) whereas at others it was relatively well formed with a thin endothelial lining ( Figure 4B ) .

Their half millennium here left indelible traces , seen today in whitewashed houses , hilltop castles , and colorful ceramic tiles .

Six thousand years ago a village , evidently thriving , occupied this farmland , but traces of habitation came to light only in the 1950s , when workmen were digging the foundations for a new factory .

In fact , Tutmosis II tried to remove all traces of her at Luxor and Karnak when he finally became Pharaoh following her death , but this does not spoil the formidable architectural achievement of the temple itself .

But thus far , the country 's earliest traces of homo sapiens , found in the Niah Caves of northern Sarawak , are fragments of a skull dating to 40,000 b.c .

The valley between Temple Mount and the Mount of Olives holds traces left by Jerusalem 's earliest inhabitants .

A fire in 1886 and property-developers left few traces of the 19th-century town , but bold contemporary architecture downtown and out at the Simon Fraser and University of British Columbia campuses blends beautifully with the mountain and ocean backdrop .

That tension is superbly embodied in Julianne Moore , who issues poisoned ultimatums from behind a smile frozen firmly in place and an erect carriage that carries only subtle traces of the warped inner being .

Traces remain of older parts of the temple carved out of the cliff face , a natural aggregate of volcanic debris which quickly wears away — the pebbly beach here is the result .

And it took a project of rare slickness and vacuity to help him blot out all traces of his hitherto peculiar but attractive personality .

As a result of the painstaking centimeter-by-centimeter recovery of the fragmentary but still powerful traces of the `` real Leonardo , '' we can now see , for example , that Philip ( third to the right ) has an expression of acute grief rather than the simpering pathos left by `` restorers '' who presumed to improve on the original .

In the heavily restored royal offices , which are used by the present king and queen , traces of early paintwork survive on ceilings and frescoed walls .

It was first settled more than 3,000 years ago , and traces of the Shang Dynasty city wall can still be seen beyond the present city limits .

In particular , the bust bears traces of `` three small swellings on the nasal corner of the left eye '' -- swellings that are evident on the death mask as well .

Traces of the old town can still be found around the port , though it is difficult to locate anything but British or German bars and restaurants along the crowded beachfront .

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Dimming natural blondes would scrupulously dye the blond back in and touch up all traces of shadow at the roots weekly .

After removing the last traces of the final wash from the agarose pellet , 30 μl of the sample buffer ( 0 .

Only the latter deserves to be called 'synchronization ' in the physical sense - see also Footnote 2. Answers can be found ( i ) by looking at the variability of both signals and ( ii ) by constructing appropriate bivariate surrogate data which preserve essential univariate properties of the original data but lack typical traces of phase coupling .

Less than 64 km ( 40 miles ) to the west of Budapest , human traces thought to be half a million years old have been excavated and are now on display at the Hungarian National Museum .

Who else would tune his ear so finely for traces of an emerging national consciousness , while teasing out the finer points of its economic , social , and moral awareness ?

All of the amendments adopted and ratified over the last 135 years reveal the traces of a shared understanding , an unconscious plan , of what American government should be like .

The Visigoths and Vandals destroyed almost all traces of culture in the area , and it was n't until after the Moors invaded , in 711 , that the first city was constructed .

But 20 years ago , the same impulse was called punk and , as Greil Marcus documents in Lipstick Traces , it was other things before that .

Adrenalectomy was verified in each individual by visual inspection to assure that no visible traces of the adrenal glands were observed .

They would go to one another 's flats , have supper in a bistro , go to a film , or sit at home with bowls of spaghetti , chatting and watching television . 

The captain gave him a bowl of cold stew which he could only swallow by gulping it down with wine . 

In the good old days , Eskimos used to wash their hair in urine and share a bowl of seal blood . 

There was a man here once , he could take half an hour to drink a bowl of soup , big as an ox . 

They stopped chatting as Stephen and James came out onto the terrace , Stephen carrying a tray of drinks and James two bowls of nuts and crisps . 

Then she roused the two children , urging them to be quiet , and to quickly wash , dress , and eat a bowl of cornflakes . 

They ate huge bowls of steaming spaghetti carbonara beneath dusty Chianti bottles in an unfashionable Sicilian restaurant behind the Royal Opera House . 

With a feeling of being ill-used she started to clear up the remains of last night 's dinner , while drinking a freshly squeezed orange juice , then eating a bowl of cereal . 

The Lord Llewellyn , sitting beneath a brocade canopy and eating a bowl of figs , eyed the pageant with a mixture of amusement and contempt . 

He made periodic dives at the bowl of cherries poised on a coffee table by the sofa . 

We used to make great bowls of raw onions soaked in vinegar and sugar . 

We then had a bowl of fruit salad , and there was change from the price of a glass of beer . 

Had he not had a bowl of water in his cell , he too , would have succumbed before his rescuers found him . 

They would work more effectively , Dr Benton says , if they all had a bowl of cereal , a slice of toast or a bacon sandwich first thing . 

Again , while Nicholas was having breakfast he kept getting down from his place , and his mother followed him round with a bowl of cereal , feeding him with a spoonful whenever she could . 

We get a bowl of cereal , and a plate with sausage , egg and single piece of bacon . 

Research shows that something as simple as a bowl of cornflakes can improve moods dramatically , one researcher saying that the dose of carbohydrate acted on women like a tranquilliser . 

Minutes later she was in the kitchen , frantically preparing a pot of tea , slices of toast and three bowls of cornflakes . 

I eat tremendous amounts of bread and jam and bowls of cornflakes with cold milk -- delicious ! 

With hot , sizzling barbecued food , serve large bowls of salad , pasta tossed with herby tomato sauce or olive oil , chopped basil and pine nuts . 

After three hours of continuous nibbling it seemed , I will confess , rather on the acid and insubstantial side , and I began to yearn for a bowl of pasta . 

The lads were having lunch at the time and when ` Jacki " leaned over to shake hands with Peter Grant , his tie fell into a bowl of soup . 

Lefevre finished his bowl of soup in uncouth but effective manner , gripping it in both hands and pouring the remaining contents down his throat at a gulp . 

He looked desperately around for a weapon , picked up a bowl of hot soup and threw it at Edgar , who started screaming . 

` The Reverend Father , " Athelstan replied smoothly , ` would like a bowl of thick leek soup , some bread , and a cup of wine with more water than claret . " 

Purposely pressing the button implying ` fat in five seconds " pills , she held out the bowl of soup and let a small , white pill drop in . 

I have not yet come across in the US anything like our Scotch cookie , a most desirable item of teabread . 

For dessert he offered a choice of rice pudding with caramel sauce , stewed apple with a lemon cookie , or Fuity Snow White -- a delicious raspberry coulis with meringue . 

A fragrant orange pomander would be a great gift for your mum or gran , and my really easy Breakfast banana muffins and Christmas tree cookies certainly make tasty presents . 

As she did both Ellie and Patsy stuck their hands into the jar together for the delicious looking cookies . 

ON THE WAY to the pantry to get the Christmas cookies , Nina got lost . 

Her remark that she could always have stayed home and made cookies has discomfited Republicans , not least Barbara Bush . 

And last night she went to a do at the American Embassy and came back with a packet of chocolate cookies -- er -- biscuits , no less . " 

Most of them are pretty yukky but the chocolate cookies are superb . 

Struck me as a bit of a scatterbrain ! " commented Iris , arranging oatmeal cookies on a hand-painted plate . 

The outspoken Mrs Clinton , an assertive Leftish lawyer , has already become a campaign issue because of a scathing remark she made about women who ` stay at home and bake cookies " and because Mr Clinton says he will consider her for a job in his Cabinet once he wins the White House . 

` I 'm so terribly sorry , Mr Jacobsen , " she returned , her voice dripping sarcasm , ` Cook did n't get round to baking any cookies today . 

She had eaten too many cookies at the tea and was feeling nauseated in consequence , but told herself wrathfully that it was Boyd 's disgusting ways that had done it . 

The first is to build the new shopping mall or supermarket immediately adjacent to the town centre . 

LORD Romsey plans to build a supermarket and offices on his Broadlands estate . 

` Even so , even if you build a new supermarket , why ca n't you say yes to me running the old one ? 

He says that if Sainsbury 's is allowed to build a supermarket on the outskirts of town it 'll be the end of many small business in the town . 

Safeway wants to build a £15m supermarket with 700 free parking spaces , an application rejected by Darlington Borough Council last year . 

Councillors hope he can help to overcome obstacles holding up plans by Sainsbury 's to build a supermarket on the Grange Road site . 

In the Zambian food riots they burned down the supermarket and looted the shops . 

A small supermarket had been built , there was a post office and a greengrocer , a new bold pub with a rainbow sign The Carpenters . 

The concrete pipes were donated by a local supermarket which is being built nearby . 

One solution to this , of course , is to make it a coat of some non-allergic material . 

An unusual coat with studded decoration and ermine fringes , accredited to Chief Joseph . 

Meanwhile look out for the new Fashion Editor Edwardian-style frock coats with their theatrical , dandyish look . 

He would occasionally slide a lecherous hand inside his female registrar 's white coat saying : ` Tell me , my dear , where have they hidden my car keys this time ? " 

No hat any more , or gloves , the white long-fingered pianist 's hands playing with the buttons of her dark-blue coat . 

He turned and saw Emily watching him from the bottom of the stairs with his leather coat wrapped around her . 

A monkey in a fringed vest , a plumed sombrero tied to its head , shot into my legs , pulled at my trench coat and showed off his teeth . 

So pre-programmed did their behaviours seem , that they themselves might have been the subjects of some meta-experiment and the pallor of their laboratory coats a function of their caged confinement . 

Frick was proud as he walked between them , his long black leather coat reaching to the ground . 

Maggie and Charlie went out into the hallway , where she put her mac back on and he his oilskin coat . 

He was at a window table but he was ignoring the river , being deep in conversation with a middle-aged man wearing a suit and a short sheepskin car coat with matching brown suede shoes . 

Pattern No 2620 offers three loose-fitting shirts , while No 2621 offers a high-waisted skirt , narrow trousers and long collarless coat . 

A jolly white-haired lady in a pale blue quilted coat comes up . 

Girls are distinctively dressed in a starched uniform of fawn dresses , brown coats and bowler-style hats . 

A small figure wrapped in an old duffel coat and woolly hat , she accompanied her Collie dog along the great open beach at Ardmore , in solitary contact with the Atlantic . 

Dwarfing his bicycle , he hunched over the handlebars , his duffel coat in constant danger of tangling with the spokes . 

Emily , muffled inside a dark green duffel coat , the hood up to protect her from the draughts which razored through the gaps between the canvas roof and the windows , contemplated the lyrics . 

She had always imagined drug-pushing to be a male-dominated business and had been surprised when the prim-looking blonde in a navy blue duffel coat had approached her . 

A large black automobile pulled in opposite the building , and a woman in a grey fur coat got out . 

I 've seen her parading round the village in her stinking fur coat and jewellery ! " 

Before Robyn could reply , the man in the white coat had called out , ` Mr Wilcox ! 

One of the men dons a grubby white coat and a surgical-type cap . 

We waited behind a closed door which opened at the hand of a rugged dark-haired , dark-bearded man in an open white coat who said : ` Hi , I 'm Ron Levy . " 

I was dressed in a heavy winter coat and still wore my gloves . 

Mrs Palichuk sank onto a scarlet kitchen chair and eased off her drab grey winter coat so that it draped over the back , retaining , however , the black kerchief which modestly veiled her hair . 

The rut starts in late October , after the mountain goats have completed their moult , and are sporting their new winter coats . 

HUNDREDS of women could be wearing fur coats made from dog skins . 

She was the woman in the pale fur coat in the back of the car that day with her father . 

Blood-red were his spurs i " the golden noon ; wine-red was his velvet coat ; When they shot him down on the highway , 

Despite most eventers having to be clipped fairly frequently , Ambassador has a very fine coat , as do most entires . 

He is putting on his long black coat , a sure sign that he is ready to head for the hills , or at least his hotel suite . 

Then she put on her coat and , taking Lucy with her , let herself out of the house . 

Mrs Stych noted carefully all the ` day core " , as she called it , while she removed her coat and gave it to Mrs Murphy to hang up . 

I took off my coat quickly and tossed it on the chair in front of my desk . 

Lyn took off her coat and came back to where her desk and typewriter and appointments book were . 

He wore a thick woollen coat all the time , even on the hottest days of summer when he took to wandering around the garden in endless circles . 

Now most followers wear black coats and scarlet may be worn by permission of the masters . 

The dark-haired child was wearing a white woollen coat , white trousers and a blue peaked hat . 

She was wearing a short fitted coat of wine-red velvet above her dress , with a bonnet trimmed with the same dark fur . 

He wore a white coat , and glasses which seemed disproportionately large . 

He wonders if she has told her husband the docteur -- he imagines a cheerful Depardieu in a white coat -- of the steps she has been obliged to take in order to get the part . 

Daisy 's face above the frayed collar of her old black coat had shed ten years . 

It includes a large photon-counting array which researchers at the Mount stromlo Observatory , near Canberra , developed . 

The Tellsplatte lies at the base of the Axenberg mount , part of the precipitous east face of the Urner See . 

Relief : the height of the ground affects the population as many of the large settlements e.g. Canberra , Sydney and Melbourne are situated in valleys and along the coast near such mountains as the Australian Alps and the Blue Mounts . 

In Jerusalem the remains were received by her sister , Princess Louis of Battenberg , the mother of Mountbatten , and buried in the Russian church on the Mount of Olives . 

Said we were lucky being high on the hill like the new cathedral on St James 's Mount . 

The route taken into the city was not the shortest way from Bethany , but over the shoulder of the Mount of Olives . 

Immediately after the Last Supper , Jesus and his disciples went out to the Mount of Olives . 

There is a notable sculpture on the north front of the town church representing the Mount of Olives . 

Cranston staggered behind him , holding a wine cup in one hand and the jug in the other . 

Much to the dismay of the missionary , they placed the two cups on the top of their heads and fastened the straps under their chins . 

She laid her cup on the table , and leaned back in her chair , her statuesque pose accentuated by the classic fawn dress and the dark green scarf around her throat . 

Abbot Kenneth was holding a cup of medicine to the old man 's lips , but Eachuinn Odhar pushed it away and turned , eyes hooded , to face his son . 

Emily brought him a cup of hot milk , but his hand was shaking and he nearly dropped it . 

Picking up her cup of cocoa , Rosie said , ` It was just an idea . 

The trimly uniformed stewardess -- definitely wearing Western foundation garments -- brought a Cellophane envelope for leaky fountain pens and a plastic cup of fizzy lemonade . 

Amongst the papers before him stood an empty breakfast cup and an egg-smeared plate , suggesting that his digestion was as robust as his nerve . 

Two girls passed by and tossed coins into his small plastic cup . 

Lucinda jumped to her feet , collecting cups , plates and cutlery together and placing them on the tray . 

Everything in the house froze solid -- the water in the kettle , even my false teeth in a cup beside my bed . 

He stood glowering at her dangerously ; then abruptly shoved the cup on to the windowsill , among some geraniums that stood there in pots , and sat down at the table . 

At any rate Herbert clearly had a high regard for his services , for in 1734 he presented him with a large silver cup as a token of his appreciation . 

But she took tea up to Jonathon and Aunt Margaret showed her how to trap the heat in the cup by putting the saucer on top . 

She drank from a cup so transparently delicate that its contents could be seen right through the patterned china . 

Coffee had been brought in a huge white porcelain pot and matching white cups arranged around the white-painted table that stood at the edge of a huge paved terrace overlooking the endless sparkling blue sea . 

Jan slopped two tea bags into the bin and scooped sugar into her cup . 

And she put it before Gabriel on a wooden plate and gave him a wooden cup full of water . 

Ellen put down her cup of coffee and stared at me as though I had gone completely mad . 

I sat with a cup of coffee on my lap , still half-asphyxiated by what I took to be Neapolitan warmth . 

` No need to worry about me , I can take care of myself , " Penny said , reaching nervously for a paper cup of wine . 

He was accompanied by his Secretary , Dr. David Buxton , formerly headmaster at the Liverpool Institution for the Deaf and Dumb , who had become a convert to oral methods . 

The headmaster at the school gave a talk to all the children and issued a warning to them to beware of the Rottweiler breed in particular . 

Her husband Ronnie , once headmaster at the local grammar school , is still in a coma after the bombing . 

The bishop was headmaster of Winchester College at the time that Ramsey 's brilliant brother Frank was a scholar . 

` We 're fighting a losing battle , " says Richard Tomlinson , headmaster of the Thomas Delarue School for young people with cerebral palsy . 

On 5 February 1900 Mr Thomas Box , then headmaster of Kidlington School , made this entry in his log-book : 

I 've now received the acceptance from the headmaster of the Secondary School . 

The Reverend Hugh Ross was headmaster of the local boys ' boarding school in Meath . 

Earlier this week I received a letter from the headmaster of the Cardinal Newman School in Hove . 

William Temple came at the age of 28 and was headmaster from 1911 to 1914 . 

He was a gifted , humane , and exciting headmaster with a talented staff : the school was a triumph . 

His elder brother Charles ( died 1894 ) was headmaster of Westminster School from 1855 to 1883 . 

The headmaster issued a brief and dignified press statement which avoided confirming that the letter was genuine and regretted the entire incident . 

If you achieved such a quantity of quality work in the theatre , they would be tipping you to lead the RSC . 

Quantities of rooted layers can be produced using this technique , a useful one for replacing ageing heather and lavender . 

A quarter of the Japanese population , some 30 million people , live in the most exposed area which also contains not only the vast bulk of the business community but also an alarming quantity of chemical plants . 

Rather than bury the flesh and fat in France , it was sealed up with the bones in a leaden case , together with an enormous quantity of spices . 

So vast quantities of stone were stockpiled along the way , and gangs of territorials , perhaps 1,000 in all , were set to work around the clock filling in and levelling the holes as they formed . 

He ate vast quantities of aïoli : his firm , plump chin gleamed with it , like a child 's , approached with a buttercup in search of an affinity for butter . 

Kilvert 's clerical career was entirely undistinguished , and although he wrote a quantity of verse and made a collection of Radnorshire folklore , none of his writings , except trivia , was published in his lifetime . 

Conversely , evidence that no more than a modest quantity of water has been lost comes from considering the fate of oxygen liberated . 

Laura had had time , while listening without much attention to these remarks , to swallow a further quantity of spirits . 

There was a negligible quantity of rye ( 80 , p.63 ; 83 , p.156 ) . 

COMMERCIAL fibre-optic telecommunications is barely half a decade old , but already companies in the United States are ordering massive quantities of ` third generation " equipment based on singlemode fibres . 

Colony sites include massive quantities of highly phosphatic and nitrogenous guano , and are scattered also with feathers , food , egg membranes and the carcasses of unsuccessful chicks ( Figure 3.7 ) . 

Near to his half-buried parachute lay a suitcase containing a loaded revolver , a false identity card , ration cards , and a quantity of food which included a large German sausage . 

Thieves took a cash register and a quantity of food worth £650 after breaking into a cafe in Zetland Road , Loftus . 

A quantity of food and a baby sterilizer unit were taken from a house in Hammond Drive , Darlington , on Saturday . 

In 1978 they already expected the measures , not announced until 1981 , to restrict quantities of money held by individuals . 

And burning it sends huge quantities of carbon dioxide into the air , adding to the ` Greenhouse Effect " that is already influencing world climates with such disastrous results . 

Europe has absorbed huge quantities of ELT product in the last decade , to the extent that , in some sectors , UK-published product has become part of the fabric of the national education system . 

The spectre of an opposition victory also enabled the LDP to raise a huge quantity of funds from the business sector . 

Large quantities of frozen food are nowadays delivered regularly to stores and the Service must ensure that the temperature of the stock at the time of delivery is correct before it goes into the cold store . 

Repeated unsuccessful attempts to cut down , and not feeling drunk even after a large quantity of alcohol , are other warning signs . 

The EPLF claimed to have destroyed 24 tanks in the assault , and captured 75 intact , together with a large quantity of arms and ammunition . 

A large quantity of children 's clothing was stolen from the Huckleberry shop in High Street , Stokesley , on Friday night , including wax jackets and dresses . 

A small quantity of substances in the car was sent for analysis but Scotland Yard said there was ` no evidence whatsoever " of drugs dealing . 

When viewed at visible wavelengths the Cytherean clouds are rather featureless , and are tinged yellow , perhaps by small quantities of sulphur . 

He was over the , over the limit and had a small quantity of drugs with it . 

It contains a vast quantity of tabulated matter and , in the list of bailiffs for the town of Bridport , references to one man of the right name appear several times . 

Zeolite-softened water may be quite alkaline because it contains substantial quantities of sodium carbonate and bicarbonate . 

In fact , the massive increase in migration contained a considerable quantity of impermanent movement -- temporary , seasonal or merely nomadic . 

Using similar procedures it is now possible to engineer organisms that can produce relatively large quantities of useful substances . 

It has glands just beneath its tail which produce considerable quantities of a most evil-smelling liquid . 

Detectives announced yesterday they had uncovered a drug-making factory in London 's Highgate capable of producing a massive quantity of tablets . 

She stopped and looked at the garden ; inside the square was a circle of flower beds . 

Open pastureland succeeded the neglected wood as I walked on , and soon I came to a rough circle of boulders on a mound -- Lisheen , the little fort , home of fairies . 

He gathered his own particular circle of close advisers around him and was prone to discount views that did not reflect those prevailing in his own circle . 

Laputa is a circle of land , about eight kilometres across , covered with houses and other buildings . 

She had made her a cool and sweet-smelling bed of grasses inside a circle of powder to keep away ants and other insects . 

Alexei 's favourite spot was in what he supposed might have been termed a clearing -- at least it was in the centre of a circle of four rocks , each one the size of a crouching man . 

Some kung fu clubs place a blindfolded student amid a circle of fellow students , who attack him with one technique at intermittent intervals . 

Over to your right in the distance , half-hidden by a fold of land , is a broken circle of stone monoliths . 

A circle of hungry crows soared noisily above a clump of oak trees , branches black against the lightening sky . 

For a moment he seemed almost not to see the bright silver circle that lay in her palm . 

The form and position of stone circles , tree clumps and wells strongly suggest a ritual approach along an ancient trackway , as if walking the paths that others have trod before encourages the energies to manifest . 

The stone circles appear to have had some sort of tradition of dancing , perhaps associated with these key times . 

Take a small piece of glass , lay a circle of acrylic sealant or putty around the edges , and press it firmly to the floor , putty side down . 

When she held it up to the light she saw that a small circle of skin was inflamed . 

Round her burned iron-spiked circles of tapering candles , yellow-bright in the dark . 

Towards the street corner a single papier-maché dragon bobbed in the centre of a circle of dancing men . 

It was built for Doctor Wills and his family , whose initials are let into the circles of brickwork in the gables . 

Spread a little buttercream over the centre of the marzipan circle and place the second cake on top of this . 

a Human skull on one table has a circle of copper banding around its forehead . 

Roll out a circle of red icing and slice into eight 5mm ( ¼inch ) strips . 

An orange circle of light , the beam from his torch , darted round the tent walls , there was the jingle of keys and I felt them cold in my hand . 

Huy struck a flint and the lamp spread a tight circle of yellow light , so deep that it drew objects into it . 

Then out of the darkness appeared a little white circle of light . 

A spot will throw a concentrated circle of light and is therefore best directed down on to , say , a bowl of flowers or a plant . 

Line a cake tin 16–18 cm ( 6½–7 inches ) in diameter with a circle of greaseproof paper . 

You do not need to line tins for Victoria sponge cake as it is so light , but a circle or square of paper cut to fit the bottom of the tin will ensure an easy turn-out . 

Line the bottom of the basin only with paper by cutting out a circle of paper about 5cm ( 2inches ) larger than the base of the bowl . 

You can also use a circle of wire netting , shaped like a mound , to cover the top of the container . 

She had no companion in this snow wilderness with its circles of wire . 

Marvel at Henri La Mothe as he dives 28 feet into 12–⅜ inches of water . 

Mick called off his club 's Open on the Coventry Canal due to four inches of ice . 

I hid the inch of yellow knitting , which represented two hours ' work , under my chair , tipped the lampshade to a more discreet angle , and called , " Come in . " 

If the distance between bait and bullet was , say , 12 inches , then I would have 12 inches of line that would be out of my control . 

Twelve inches of weighted line hung from the tip , ready to feed the cast ; it wrapped round his face like a bolus , sending the big hook shank-deep under his cheek-bone , close to the nose . 

The Thames region is short of 16 inches of rain in the fourth successive year of drought , and the Southern Region short of more than 20 , the NRA said yesterday . 

` I 'm told that nine inches of rain fell during the twenty-four hours prior to the flood , and that five of those inches were in one single hour , " he said . 

Four hours later we came out to find that three inches of rain had fallen , creeks had burst their banks , cars had been swept away , and people were injured and homeless . 

Four inches of rain have fallen in four days in the south-west , making it the region 's soggiest November since 1940 and Britain 's wettest autumn since 1984 . 

Two inches of rain fell in Oxfordshire in twelve hours … equivalent to the average rainfall for the entire month . 

More torrential rain is forecast tonight with up to four inches of rain expected in some parts of Gloucestershire . 

He felt the inch of bare skin above his socks as two cold metal bands . 

The June weather had included rain , sleet and three inches of snow ! 

A police chief said only twenty inches of snow would stop crime rising in one of the world 's most violent cities . 

` I picked up a bug in Germany at the weekend " explained McManus , who contested a European League game in Augsburg , where more than eight inches of snow fell in 48 hours . 

So important a man in Henley he had become that his obituary and funeral warranted 118 inches of space in the Standard . 

It might mean selling one more inch of classified advertising space or encouraging one of your team to be as entrepreneurial as you . 

Two women were trapped in the cabin , with only inches of air space , as the boat filled with icy water . 

I remember the sequence well , the bit immediately after ` all that is grand and beautiful in the foaming cataract , the glassy lake , and the floating mist " . 

It poured down a cataract which cleansed the ground of every deadly device . 

Why , then , when people speak with such apparent honesty about such an important issue , do we feel we are drowning beneath cataracts of monologue ? 

There was a stage at one end , where the fountains usually were , over which water was pouring in a frothing cataract . 

They especially fear that a bridge across the beck at Iburndale near Whitby is threatened and are now pressing the North Yorkshire highways committee to investigate the problem . 

Beck Isle Cottage , Thornton Dale is a grade II listed thatched and stone built 16th century house overlooking the village beck . 

On the other side of the road the cobbled slopes of West Brook Place rushed down to the walled beck before the land swept up again , steep and thickly wooded , to the terraces of Old Ashfield . 

A fine stone bridge spans the beck below Swinner Gill Kirk and I crossed it to follow the gill back below Moss Dam Hags and out along the top of Arn Gill Scar . 

If he took the short cut across the beck , he would arrive there in a fraction of the time . 

We passed splendid mare's-tail waterfalls where tiny becks tumbled over the cliffs , and watched oyster-catchers and cormorants wading and diving . 

Grove House shelters in the middle of a forest , surrounded by 5000 acres of woodland , moors and becks where deer , squirrels and many birds can be seen . 

Maj Trotter has said he knew most of the walkers using his land , adding most preferred the more circuitous route alongside a beck . 

Cross the beck by the bridge and turn right , down to the shore of Crummock Water . 

Ahead of me , to my right , the humps of Yorburgh and Drumaldrace shimmered in the heat as I dropped down following a kink where the road crosses a beck . 

This morning the school party , including the wet member , having gone on well ahead , I crossed the beck and sat in the warm sun outside the gorge , simply looking . 

It was brown and furry , like one of the big rats from the beck . 

She had gone paddling in the beck with him while his nanny and her Uncle Edgar took off giggling into the woods . 

The loss of her own younger sister Maria , who had been drowned in the Beck close to Aumery Park Farm , was ever-present at the back of Tamar 's mind . 

A beck runs alongside the main street but due to the vagaries of the rainfall , springs etc it is more often a dry bed . 

I did the walk last summer on a fine sunny afternoon , leaving Malham by the beck that runs from the village to the pretty little waterfall at Janet 's Foss . 

In Look out Secret Seven , the old General cries over the loss of his medals and the children are angry about the stealing of birds ' eggs . 

Grimma told him about events in the quarry -- the fight with the humans , and the stealing of Jekub the earth-mover to escape . 

The Superintendent did not look too pleased at this stealing of his small thunder . 

The stealing of clothing is less understandable especially as the smellier the socks the more appetising to Holmes . 

` In the document he had written : ` Yes , hacking does involve the stealing of other people 's passwords , stealing money and ripping off companies . 

With the removal of this requirement the offence will extend to ordinary stealing by taking property from another 's possession . 

I had wanted to ask Otto if he thought Jean-Claude 's anti-Semitism , his lawlessness and his stealing were linked . 

Land grabbing , often supported by forged documents , and coconut stealing provided alternative disreputable activities for those so inclined . 

He was , we were told , a butcher from Thaxted who joined a gang of baddies and eventually landed up in York jail , where he was hanged for horse stealing . 

The Crown say that section 15 merely describes a particular type of theft and that all stealing by means of deception can be prosecuted under section 1 just as well as under section 15 . 

During Ellis 's tenure at Kurunagala cattle stealing went into a sharp decline , but as soon as he left the district it revived . 

Cattle stealing could be stopped , but some administrators had reservations . 

The huge number of prosecutions for wood stealing supports the views of most commentators on the South and East that scarcity of fuel was a major aspect of the poor living of rural labourers . 

From this , Combsburgh men of that generation got a bad name for sheep stealing and cattle lifting and men from the next parish retaliated on them by nicknaming them Baa-Lambs . " 

All three men , of Moston , Manchester , admitted the robbery at Clayton Vale . 

In a payroll robbery at a shoe factory in South Braintree , Massachusetts , the paymaster and his guard were killed . 

THERE was a robbery at a tobacconist 's shop in Great James Street on Tuesday afternoon . 

The High Court in Glasgow heard that Bernard Fielding , who 's thirty four , carried out a series of robberies at Labrokes betting shops in Springburn . 

Police believe he could help with inquiries into a robbery at the National Provincial Building Society in Bondgate , Darlington , on December 27 . 

Sun is chuckling over a recent robbery in Silicon Valley : seems the thieves broke into a place and ripped off five Sun workstation , bypassing the new HP 700s and using a 705 as a door stop . 

They had their own ideas about who committed all the robberies in the area , and Oliver was unknown to them . 

The unclaimed jewellery was part of the estimated £60m haul taken from the Knightsbridge Security deposit box robbery in 1987 . 

One symptomatic scene concerned the robbery of a petrol station by a young saxophonist considering a criminal career . 

But the British authorities were unable to protect the Littlejohns when they were arrested for the robbery of £67,000 from a bank in Grafton Street , Dublin , in 1972 . 

A SFWP statement responded : ` Companies engaged in the robbery of our mineral and oil wealth should stop interfering with our democratic system in the hope of increasing their political influence " . 

After more than two years of investigation , police have not yet made any arrests in their effort to solve the March 1990 robbery of thirteen paintings from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston . 

After talks with Edward , and having survived robbery with violence in Durham diocese , the cardinals found themselves excluded from Scotland by Bruce . 

Immediately after my robbery I had thought all this action would be to my benefit . 

After his partner in a film production company was arrested for financial fraud , it turned out that the charming , fast-talking McDevitt had also been convicted in a bungled 1980 art robbery that mirrored the Gardner theft . 

Another man , Leonard Warwick ( 25 ) , also from Milburn Close , was cleared of involvement in the bar robbery . 

Guns at dawn : Police raid caravan site after post office robbery . 

A MOTORIST who witnessed a violent street robbery has failed to answer police pleas for help -- even though they probably hold the vital key to solving the crime . 

PAMELA : Are you afraid I should confederate with him to commit a robbery upon my master ? 

Shops like greengrocers and chippies , with pitiful cash takings , were routinely subjected to armed robberies with shotguns , balaclavas -- the whole bit . 

The prosecution say that following an armed robbery at a building society near Gloucester in 1988 White had been due to give evidence against Gardiner and implicating him in the crime . 

Det Insp Paul Green , Det Sgt Martyn Lowrie , and Det Con Stephen McLean were all praised for their investigation into an armed robbery in Bishop Auckland last January . 

POLICE are seeking a man who committed an armed robbery in Bollington , Cheshire , yesterday . 

Identical twin boys , aged 14 , were found guilty of robbery and attempted robbery at the Old Bailey yesterday after holding up two women with air pistols in Wembley . 

A German tourist has been shot dead by a lone gunman in an attempted robbery in Scotland , his wife and daughter are seriously injured . 

In July 1973 two brothers , Kenneth and Keith Littlejohn , were found guilty in Dublin of the biggest bank robbery in Irish history . 

THE world 's biggest bank robbery was a haul now worth around £3,000 million from the Reichsbank following Germany 's collapse in 1945 . 

On Wednesday , the jury acquitted the three of two bank robberies in London , in January 1990 and January 1991 , in which the families of managers were also terrorised . 

Patty Hearst ( whose sentence was later commuted by President Carter ) described in great detail her imprisonment and brainwashing by her kidnappers and how she came to find herself joining in their bank robbery and shoot-outs : 

A matter of murder-more than one murder , highway robbery and probably the rape of a young girl too . 

` I would say it also closes the file on your outstanding murders and highway robberies , " suggested Gideon Eddy . 

The hunger of the coastal sugar-cane workers and their families is constant and chronic . 

The hunger of the sertanejos of the backlands is periodic , acute and explosive . 

By the time they had eaten up the crumbs they had forgotten the way out and in their hunger ate the insulation from the wiring . 

But his hunger turns my creativity , in spite of both of us , into an obligation . 

After a few days , her hunger becomes so great that she goes away to feed , leaving her young in the charge of others . 

Above me , the gaily painted signs of the taverns and food shops creaked in the wind and mocked my hunger . 

L'Alouette is the place to go if you like your food to be high on taste , low on stodge , to demolish your hunger but leave room for your thirst . 

On the other hand , her grey eyes were big , and that was usually a sign of hunger . 

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania found a big increase in crankiness and hunger during these growth spurts . 

She sensed that he was holding back with a massive effort , suppressing his own hunger with iron discipline . 

So the elimination of hunger throughout the world is a matter of justice which will benefit the majority of people in both North and South . 

Today is World Food Day ; it 's been launched by the United Nations as a reminder of the crisis of poverty and hunger in the developing world . 

To ensure she remained this way , her mouth would be packed with earth , thus assuaging her hunger in the Afterworld . 

This potent recipe seems to satiate the hunger of both shrubs and herbaceous subjects . 

But the cynical , knowing expression , mingled with the hunger in his eyes , brought her to her senses like a bucket of iced water tossed with ruthless insensitivity on an innocent sleeper . 

She wanted Fen Marshall so badly , with a bodily hunger she had never before experienced . 

It is that feeling of pressure and strain , coupled usually with extreme hunger , that makes people break their diets yet again . 

Any good weight loss regime should not lead to extreme hunger ; it should be so easy that you can stick with the diet until all the weight is off . 

The last trip took forty days , by which time a dozen people had died of hunger . 

At first I thought I would die of hunger , as I could not eat the Yahoos ' dirty meat or the Houys ' grass and corn . 

It is true to say that the only overweight animals are those cared for by humans who take more notice of the time on the clock than of natural feelings of hunger . 

Irregular eating leads to less healthy weight loss , and an increased feeling of hunger . 

What you do need , however , is an abundance of both taste and flavour and enough wholesome substance to relieve your pangs of hunger , and Eastern food delivers the goods every time . 

Bulky carbohydrates satisfy our hunger with less than half the calories weight for weight of fatty food : 1 gram of carbohydrate is 4 calories ; 1 gram of fat is 9 calories . 

A sense of weakness or goneness in the heart region that extends to the stomach creating a sensation of hunger . 

It increased the sensation of satiety and decreased hunger at the sixth hour after the meal . 

As I sat there and sipped my Valdepeñas I observed the ladies in their flounced festival attire , plying elegant fans , escorted by dignified caballeros wearing black sombreros . 

The stereotype of the Mexican peasant , dwarfed by his sombrero and sitting by a cactus should , perhaps , be more realistically presented as listening to his radio set . 

One was wearing a Mexican sombrero and swigging a bottle of beer .

The protesters , mostly farmers in straw sombreros , raised banners of the leftist Democratic Revolution Party , traditionally the biggest opponent of 65 years of uninterrupted rule by the Institutional Revolutionary Party , or PRI .

The peasants applauded the arrival of the guerrilla commander known as Tacho and seven fellow rebel negotiators , who sported black ski masks and ceremonial Indian sombreros with red and yellow ribbons .

We will meet a similar problem in the next chapter when we attempt to distinguish between the function of a part of an organism and the other causal consequences of that part of the organism .

Understanding the enzymatic mechanisms of the NTPDases will help description of their physiological functions , and development of strategies to regulate the functions of the enzymes .

In addition to these functions in the developing CNS , GABA signaling is also required for the normal development of non-neural tissues .

While the strong V-I motion from measures 90-91 does carry a tonal implication of dominant-tonic , such cadential bass motion does not imply anything about structural function in this context .

The passage from measures 85-89 is centered on E♭ ( and the pentatonic set from the opening of the exposition is transposed down a whole step ) , but its mere presence as local tonic does not signify any sort of dominant function .

E and F♯ are both active throughout the entire transition from second theme back to first theme ( measures 456-487 ) which brings out their functions as upper and lower chromatic neighbors to F , which returns triumphantly in measure 488 with the much-anticipated recapitulation of the first theme .

Lumican expression has previously been correlated with higher tumor grade , lower estrogen levels in the tumor and younger age of patients in human breast cancer [ 21 ] . In addition , lumican is structurally related to both biglycan which is among the top IL-8-tumor related genes and the human embryonal carcinoma marker antigen TRA-1-60 [ 22 ] . These relationships support the hypothesis that lumican may be a tumor related protein involved with IL -8 's tumorigenic function .

The focus of such research represents a departure from the classical reductionist approach in the biological sciences , and moves toward the integrated approach to understanding the interrelatedness of gene function and the role of each gene in the context of multi genetic cellular functions or genetic circuits [ 8 , 9 , 10 ] .

Further study has revealed that CT is produced extrathyroidally by NE cells throughout the body , and may have multiple functions [ 15 , 16 ] .

She lay quiescent and felt his strong fingers , quicker now , move to unfasten the buttons of her shift one by one . 

The decorations shone on the walls and I loosened the buttons of my tunic and slipped my tie down a few inches . 

Swiftly , she unfastened the small pearl buttons of her bodice , and pulled the dress over her head . 

Then his fingers fumbled to unfasten the small buttons of her suit jacket . 

She took care of that by moving the buttons on her skirts , then buying a larger size . 

He was removing his thick leather belt with one hand and struggling with one of her buttons . 

But I I need to you see I need some buttons for Beverley and Melanie 's cardigans . 

Some of them are deliberately military , with wide lapels , brass buttons and deep cuffs . 

She wore a naval greatcoat with brass buttons and some sort of goggles on her head . 

He thought about it as he did up his buttons and arranged the sheets on his mattress ; he was working out rhymes and rhythms in his head , trying to achieve a witty second line . 

` The blouse in pink crepe de chine is fastened by three mother-of-pearl buttons at the neck . " 

She rose and picked up her coat and fastened the buttons with a feeling of determination . 

He undid the top buttons of his shirt and pulled the shirt apart . 

` Could n't wait , eh ? " she asked , grinning as she began to undo his shirt buttons . 

He opened another button on his shirt , and she could see his thick , matted chest hair . 

In contrast , the Cleanazoom Upright behaved capriciously in all the tests , its fevered whine a symptom of impotence rather than strained efficiency . 

To continue with Gregory 's example , his radio might emit a whine so high-pitched that it is undetectable to the human ear and can only be picked up by special test equipment . 

The scullion 's whines and yelps disappeared in a series of gruelly splashes which spurted from the top of the big tub . 

Both ears were doing their jet imitation , with whistle and whine and the hungry rumble of underfloor fire . 

The hydraulics gave out their whine as he joined other crew members staring down at the scene below and half a mile back . 

She swept her arm round in a gesture that embraced the oil-laden atmosphere , the roar of machinery , the crash of metal , the whine of electric trolleys , the worn , soiled ugliness of everything . 

The adenoidal whine of their accents dulled her hearing , and the smoke of their cigarettes made her eyes smart . 

The sniping in the orchard has cased off since yesterday , the constant whine of a bullet passing through the trees is not so noticeable . 

Everything was peaceful except for the whine of a sniper 's bullet through the trees and the sound of the mortar crew sending the occasional bomb to explode at the distant crossroads . 

But the Corrado turns the tables and outshines the Calibra in its unobtrusive engine , betrayed as much by the soft whine of the blower than the engine note itself . 

The piercing whine of the C130's four Allison turbo props rose even higher , hurting his ears , the air stinking with the smell of burnt kerosene , the hot moist gases buffeting and pulling at his clothes . 

The crunch of the impact between the two wings smothered the crack and whine of the bullet , which drilled through the windscreen before his face . 

As each car approaches the commentator 's microphone the whine of its engine rises , and then starts to fall as the car passes the microphone and moves away round the circuit . 

And the and the whine of the crusher you know , the two plates rubbing against each other . 

Then only the slapping of waves against the hull , the creak and whine of timbers straining , the screech of gulls . 

From somewhere far away , she could make out the screaming whine of an emergency vehicle in a hurry . 

On the riverbank a small army of frogs croaked a hoarse descant to the incessant , high-pitched whine of unseen cicadas and from somewhere far off a bird screamed intermittently as though in agony . 

He had thought of Doreen 's absences every night , the front-door banging in the early hours of the morning , the whine of a car drawing away from beneath his window . 

Among red brick terraces , under grey skies and deafened by the whine of jets swooping down to Heathrow airport , a nation had chosen to found a colony in exile . 

He turned towards the door -- and all at once the room was plunged into darkness and a whine of hideous music exploded from the overhead speakers . 

He had only gone a few paces when he heard shouts of derision and the rattlesnake whine of the Beetle 's engine as it revved up and raced off into the night . 

The high-pitched whine from his Williams comes from the engine , not the cockpit . 

This over-heated threat sounded ludicrous delivered in Bloxham 's nasal whine , but Dowd played the chastened functionary . 

The tyres roar at high speed and a faint transmission whine -- common on four-wheel drive cars -- now joins the 911 cacophony . 

From behind her the baby 's howl turned to a high-pitched whine , like Concorde warming up . 

The ground-car 's whine died away in the distance , eaten up by the wind-ripped fog . 

Cardiff turned back to the window and wiped the fog of his breath from the glass . 

The Volvo fared little better but Donna closed her eyes tightly as the impact hurled her forward again and sent her crashing against the steering column with enough force to knock the breath from her . 

The moon disappeared , and there was a slow , light wind , like the breath of a dying man , as Gabriel climbed the ladder and started thatching high up on top of the third rick . 

For these women it seems to have been a breath of pure oxygen , heady with proposals for socialist-feminist action , at a time when Kinnockism is attempting to kill it off . 

Taking a deep , calming breath , she closed the hatch , arranged the row of sugar bowls on a tray and determinedly walked out into the restaurant . 

He drew a sharp , hissing breath and released her abruptly , while tears of bitterness filled her eyes . 

I blew my breath into him rhythmically , faster than normal breathing , squeezing him , telling him , ordering him in my mind to take charge of himself , come back , come back …

Maria dragged a breath into her lungs and managed a tight smile . 

Squeeze them together again and on an outward breath let them go again . 

Polly caught her breath , instinctively jerking backwards away from him . 

He drew in deep , deep breaths of air ; then , almost quietly now , he told himself he must find Martin . 

Sophie drew a long breath , ` You have a great variety , but my veterinary training covers most of all these species . 

Her father was choking for breath , clutching his throat as he fought for air . 

With a hissing intake of breath , Benny grabbed Petion 's arm , and pointed to the figure they had seen dragged into the open . 

She heard the soft intake of his breath , then he was drawing her down on to the grass . 

Kelsang Tabkay draws in a breath of the still , fresh air : this is home , where the one-time environmentalist now lives the tranquil life of a Buddhist monk . 

She pulled harder at him , squeezed the very breath from his body . 

She thought for a moment and blew her breath out over her lips . 

I took deep breaths and felt for my moneybelt and the stiffness of traveller 's cheques secreted about me . 

She took another deep breath and glanced at her watch , her thoughts returning with a prick of concern to Emily and her imminent dental appointment . 

As we listen to the Geiger counters we shall hear a succession of clicks .

The book is a succession of anecdotes carefully transcribed in fidelity to his broad Scots , and largely concerned with the long-since of his early days .

But all Goddard did was to tell a succession of risqué and not at all funny stories more suited to the smoking-room than to a dinner in mixed company .

It was like a succession of cold draughts , and it was making her fed-up again .

His estrangement from Sinatra , the death of Marilyn Monroe and the assassination of John Kennedy , all in quick succession , had sent Lawford spiralling down a self-destructive path of drink and drugs .

Lewis , England 's goalkeeper , made some splendid saves in the second half as Germany forced six penalty corners in quick succession , but an opportunist goal by Smith put England in a strong position .

In quick succession , Sandy Lyle , Faldo twice and then , last year , Ian Woosnam came riding in on the crest of a British tidal wave .

In rapid succession , he unzipped her moleskin trousers and drew the skimpy white lace G-string from her thighs .

Tug skippers , who had never before acknowledged the presence of the moored barges , called out , or gave the danger signal -- live rapid blasts in succession .

Another ex-Dragon Steve Clark then forced Wood to make two good saves in quick succession .

The conference had been accepted reluctantly by the government following a succession of crippling strikes in 1990 , and its early meetings were marred by disputes over representation .

Both David Cook and Roger Charles had shots cleared off the line in quick succession after sixty six minutes , and after seventy four minutes , David Cook headed against the crossbar .

The predominance of Russia was overtaken during the latter half of the nineteenth century by a succession of gold rushes to more or less remote parts of the world colonized predominantly by the British .

Sixty seconds before the interval , Smith restored Hadleigh 's lead in a goalmouth scramble after a succession of shots had been charged down to set up a thrilling second-half .

The new movement 's influence was undermined by its manifold divisions : Guevarists , Castroites and Maoists proliferated into further factions as differing positions were adopted in response to the rapid succession of events in the 1960s .

And months later several cards in quick succession from Athens , Rome , Budapest , Berlin and Istanbul , always signed ` Cosmo and Hubert " or ` Hubert and Cosmo with love " .

Eardwulf met and countered a succession of threats from rival aethelings in the first years of his reign .

The camera was rolling and with Devonian subtlety , I asked him a succession of innocuous questions about his regional tour .

The years were not numbered in a linear succession but according to a particular pharaoh 's reign , each mounting the throne in the year 1 , and also according to the levy of taxes .

The alleys of Patan lead to a succession of half - hidden temples and shrines of great beauty and interest .

A succession of weak and decadent emperors saw the Roman Empire fall gradually into decline and anarchy .

The nearby Museo de Arte Colonial ( Calle Plácido Sur , 74 ) is an 18th - century palace with two peaceful courtyards and a succession of grandly furnished rooms suffused with a gentle light entering through stained - glass windows .

The succession of authoritarian rulers from the Middle Ages to the 18th century — Norman and Angevin French , German emperors , and the Spanish — kept in place a feudal system that has left the region to this day socially backward compared with the north .

In quick succession , they kidnapped British Trade Commissioner James Cross and murdered Bourassa 's Minister of Labor Pierre Laporte .

But try a different succession : William James ; John Dewey ; Al Neuharth .

The Times favors censure over impeachment because it says the latter in Clinton 's case assaults the Constitution in that it threatens what it calls `` the jewel in the crown of American democracy , '' an orderly succession of presidential power .

It 's official : Over the past week , in rapid succession , the editorial pages of both the New York Times and the Washington Post endorsed what the Post called a `` disarmingly simple alternative to traditional affirmative action '' when it comes to college admissions .

At 5,000 feet elevation , Taxco offers a succession of picturesque views , each seemingly more enchanting than the last .

This place truly is a `` sleepy little fishing vill age , '' though a succession of natural disasters ( hurricane and earthquake damage in the past four years ) have made it less desirable for long-term stays .

Further north beyond Nuevo Vallarta are a succession of small towns and relatively undeveloped beaches , in easy reach by car .

On the other side of Santiago lies a succession of locally popular beaches , including the long stretch known as Playa Olas Altas , named after the high waves that regularly break here .

Pairs of images of Bex1 and Vex1 GFPs were recorded in rapid succession ( k500 ms ) by switching bandpass excitation filters between 479 - 501 nm and 398 - 413 nm using a Lambda 10 - 2 filter wheel controller ( Sutter Instrument Co. ) .

And , as the N particles in the bottle collide and exchange momenta , bouncing oV in new combinations of directions with new combinations of velocities according to Newton 's three laws of motion , the 6N numbers representing the system at each moment change in time through some succession of 6N numbers .

There was a succession of right - wing attempts to govern and Spain floundered in a sea of political strikes and violence .

A succession of short - lived coalition governments wrestled with the problems posed by separatist movements of the various island groups , dislocation caused by war and its aftermath , a badly neglected infrastructure , and the colonial legacy of over - exploited plantations .

North of Andratx , the coastal road C-710 reaches the first of a succession of miradors , lookout points with a commanding prospect of the entire coast .

Costner stands on the mound shaking off the signals of his longtime catcher ( John C. Reilly ) ; he forces himself to tune out the huge Yankee Stadium crowd ( the background blurs before our eyes and the sound drops out ) ; and he mutters darkly at a succession of batters , some old nemeses , some old buddies .

For Rothko , too , there were the years of apprenticeship , the hard - won discovery of a classic but ultimately restrictive format ( Rothko 's stacked rectangles are not unlike Lowell 's sonnets and John Berryman 's `` dream songs '' ) , the succession of wives , the acclaim , and the descent into alcohol , paranoia , depression , and suicide .

On the other hand , this druggy , undulating succession of ostinatos is as `` difficult , '' as dissonant and woolly , as anything the quintet recorded , suggesting both the psychedelia of King Crimson and the minimalism of Steven Reich .

In the Dirty Harry movies or the rabidly right - wing 1986 Heartbreak Ridge ( which ends with a potency - reclaiming invasion of Grenada ) , there 's little irony in Eastwood 's superiority to the succession of louts , prisses , and psychopaths whom his character inevitably clobbers or blows away , or in the fact that he is of greater stature than the actors with whom he surrounds himself .

The only clear measure of Guber and Peters ' misjudgment is their overspending for antique furniture , yachts , slumber parties at Aspen , and the like , and a numbing succession of box - office bombs .

In the ordered regime , any cell type can only directly reach a few adjacent cell types and may , by a succession of perturbations , eventually dierentiate along branching developmental pathways to a larger number of cell types .

This coast also has a succession of truly idyllic beaches , wide open and wild — but be aware that the currents here are extremely strong , and swimming is not recommended .

A MYGT succession of discoveries has taught us about archeabacteria , very ancient and primitive single - cell organisms that live in the places you 'd least expect anything to call home .

The first succession of Balinese invasions started in the 16th century .

Writing these `` reviews , '' in quick succession without the benefit of endless editing and rewriting , which is how I normally work ( yes , Virginia , those `` readable '' books are the result of great effort ) , has brought home to me one quality of this sort of communication -- it is really more like a street - corner conversation than anything else .

Albania secured statehood in 1912 , but before the status of Kosovo could be resolved , the entire region was rocked , in quick succession by the First Balkan War ( 1912 ) , the Second Balkan War ( 1913 ) and , for good measure , World War I ( 1914 - 18 ) .

It also became a prime base for missionary activity , with its succession of devout followers of different faiths — the Franciscans , Augustinians , Dominicans , and the Jesuits — which held them in line along with a rigorous Inquisition most notably led by Francis Xavier , who came to Goa in the year 1542 .

Ptolemy ( second century ) was the first and boldest in a long succession of spin doctors for the primacy of human beings .

Especially during the winter months , an almost constant succession of gallery openings and exhibitions attracts creative talent from throughout the Americas .

When that crop failed several years in succession , they had no viable alternative to starvation or ( if they could afford it ) emigration .

As a result of the pattern of residential segregation that remained in Washington at least through the 1950s , each of the three houses that we bought in succession was on a block with many Jewish neighbors .

Property is an endless succession of bubbles in space , or cyberspace , with different people claiming an endless variety of interests in them .

And she has no difficulty in culling support for her thesis from the recent list of hot stories : the New Yorker succession , Time / CNN / sarin , Jim Fallows ' firing , Nina Burleigh on the Oral Office , Steven Brill , etc .

The TSF was measured three times in succession with Lange skinfold calipers , and the mean value is included in the analyses .

This loop is bounded by small residues at each end ( mostly valine at the N-terminus and glycine at the C-terminus ) and has a distinct signature , with small ( mostly glycine ) , charged ( mostly aspartate ) and hydrophobic residues occurring in succession , in the middle of the loop ( Figs .

After firing two central bank heads in close succession , Brazil appointed an aide to George Soros -- an interesting move , particularly given the market action over the preceding couple of days .

Most involve four identical Pfam categories in succession , or a double run of two categories , again pointing to local duplication .

They 've been living truly on the fringe , in a succession of communes and finally alone in a tiny cottage in the northern California woods , though Mary has made sure never to drop completely from sight .

In some cases PP was also highly correlated with the parameter BAL which is believed to be a very good HRV marker of REM sleep [ 24 25 26 27 ] . This suggests that PP oscillations with periods between 1 and 2 hours correspond to the periodic succession of sleep stages .

In Hamburg , Jarrah had a succession of living accommodations , but he apparently never resided with his future co - conspirators .

Aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases catalyze a succession of reactions , which involve : hydrolysis of the ?-? phosphate bond in ATP ; condensation of AMP with the cognate amino acid , resulting in the formation of an aminoacyl-adenylate ; displacement of the AMP moiety of the aminoacyl-adenylate with the cognate tRNA , producing aminoacyl-tRNA .

How it came about the the myth could take the place of history , and feed both fiction and utopia , that fiction in the form of dogma of various kinds could take the place of science , that science could progressively dominate fiction , that history , in eliminating myth , could itself become a science , at the cost of a ruthless battle between the imaginary and the real -- a battle whose outcome , even today , remains unclear -- this story reads like a novel : and in any case , does n't the word history itself , which designates a succession of facts through time , also encapsulate the word story : a tale , a fable , an imaginary account ?

It makes more sense to cover these three topics in close succession .

One long street climbs up from the main gateway , past a succession of open - sided pavilions and up cobblestoned terraces .

In addition , the relevance of these iterative techniques is not associated with the property of recovering sequences as much as with the ability to recover the succession schemes , e.g. the Markov probability tables .

Subsequent work further explored the properties of CGR of biological sequences , but two main obstacles prevented the realization of its early promise - lack of scalability with regard to the number of possible unique units and inability to represent succession schemes .

Madrid 's third major expansion took place in the 19th century , resulting in the foundations of modern Madrid , a sprawling succession of residential neighborhoods , shops , cinemas , restaurants , banks and smaller museums .

Flower development provides one example where organs of distinctive morphologies ( sepals , petals , stamens , carpels ) are produced in rapid succession ; specification of each floral organ requires temporally and spatially refined expression of specific genes [ 1 ] .

This Bayesian technique is widely explored in bioinformatic applications seeking to measure homology and align sequences [ 11 ] . In a recent report [ 12 ] we have shown that , for genomic sequences , Markov tables are in fact a special case of CGR , contrary to what had been suggested previously [ 13 ] . This raised the prospect of an advantageous use of iterative maps as state spaces not only for representation of sequences but also to identify scale independent stochastic models of the succession scheme .

Montaner was built to defend Gaston Phoebus 's lands from attack from the north , and not against raids from the direction of the Pyrenees ; so it seems to face towards Gascony .

This difference in salt content leads to a difference in density , which becomes so marked that the dense southern waters flow into the less dense waters to the north of New Guinea .

He was born in 1043 at Bivar , a village to the north of Burgos in northern Spain .

All these lands lie to the north of the Empire , beyond the land of Kislev .

The flak tailed off , mercifully , and Dickinson and Finlayson angled across from the north to join them .

From the north the Dark Elves swept through Ulthuan looting , burning and pillaging .

Another set pitched in from the north of the village , another from the south .

The buildings of the Medical School stand just to the north of George Square .

Some way to the west of Stromboli , and just to the north of Sicily , are the Lipari Islands .

But these countries have long enjoyed a thriving trade with cattle farmers in the Sahel -- Mali , Burkina Faso , Niger , Chad -- directly to the north .

Thera Island was some four miles distant with Cape Akrotiri lying directly to the north and Mount Elias , the highest point of the island -- it was close on 2000 feet -- to the north-east .

It was nearly five o'clock and dark before Detective-Inspector Doyle got back to his home in the village four miles to the north of Cambridge .

` Now we need a marker fifty metres to the north of here and another marker five metres to the south , " he said .

The papers say there has been shooting in the centre of Tripoli far to the north .

Yet Switzerland is only 20 miles to the north and a three-hour car drive will take you to any one of five different countries .

Southwards , the gentle hills of Hoy crowd the horizon ; northwards lies Loch of Stenness , bobbed white with graceful mute swans , shores edged emerald and gold with seaweed . 

At the beginning of the last century , when repairs were being carried out to embankment walls enclosing the loch , a Pictish canoe hewn from a single , solid piece of wood was dug from exposed silt . 

It was one of the strongest holds in the land , built at the extreme tip of a narrow peninsula jutting far into the loch , and well nigh impregnable . 

The walk starts at the car park at the eastern end of Loch Affric from where you drop down the track to the bridge over the river flowing out of the loch . 

Two rivers enter the loch : the River Inver , coming down amongst trees from the hills behind , has a pleasant path alongside much used by anglers , with fishing platforms built over the rushing waters . 

It rises high above the loch and its fringe of woodlands , and at its highest point is provided with car parks giving a magnificent view of Loch Torridon below and the exciting range of mountains beyond . 

In calm clear weather , the mountains of the South Kintail Range are mirrored perfectly in the waters of the loch . 

Issuing from the loch is the River Arkaig , crossing a narrow strip of land and less than a mile in length before entering Loch Lochy . 

Past the smaller Loch Eilde Beag the track swings north to reach Luibeilt after around two miles of wild walking from the north-eastern end of the loch . 

Puzzling over this , I nearly miss a water rail which scuttles off down a drainage ditch towards the loch of Westsandwick . 

LINLITHGOW The palace overlooking a beautiful loch was the birthplace of Mary , Queen of Scots . 

There were many picnics that spring , and swimming in the loch and tennis parties , but the best was the idleness , the casual getting to know each other . 

There is a description of the home of " The Pious Labourer " who J. C. McNeill tells us lived beside the Loch of the Crannog near Laggan farm , which was later drained and farmed . 

` It was years before I realised it was even common parlance , " Kenneth said , still staring out to the loch . 

Well there was a air station at Howtown at er Stenness then for sea planes landing in the loch . 

Cooling off in a Scottish loch : riders from the Castle Riding Centre , Argyllshire . 

OVERLEAF : Looking towards the Grey Corries from the Commando Monument at Spean Bridge 

In 1886 , in order to save time climbing before starting the day 's work , a tent was pitched in a high corrie on Ben More Assynt . 

Obvious because it stares you in the face as you walk in to the corrie , and also because you can see that the icicle has n't quite formed despite rumours that it does . 

Unfortunately Stuart died that night of severe internal and spinal injuries after having lain in the corrie for four hours before being airlifted . 

You then go around the south-west shoulder of Sgurr Dearg to reach the corrie . 

1000's of school children ( and a score of dragons ) pursue a giant St George through the town centre in a spectacular opening procession .

Of the scores of victims sentenced to be broken on the wheel , probably the most unjustly condemned was a young man , Jean Louschart .

Charged with disorderly conduct and with discharging stones from a catapult to the common danger , he was found to have four previous convictions against him for gambling , disorderly behaviour and stone-throwing . 

A federal Appeals Court of the Second Circuit on July 29 overturned the convictions against Robert Garcia , a former member of the House of Representatives , and his wife Jane Lee Garcia . 

He already had another robbery conviction against him , the court was told . 

If , in any case following trial and conviction by the jury , the judge were to die before passing sentence , there would be no court seised of the case by which sentence could be passed . 

Act 1974 is liable to unlimited fines and/or up to two years imprisonment after conviction by a Crown Court . 

The magistrates were told that he had three previous convictions for alcohol-related offences . 

Judge Richardson agreed there was no useful purpose in getting a conviction for unlawful sex . 

Once an associate of criminals such as the Krays and Richardsons , he has a number of convictions for violent crime . 

An Edinburgh man who 's fought for eight years to overturn a conviction for armed robbery says he 's prepared to go the European Court of Human Rights . 

The man has convictions for violence and failed to return from home leave three weeks ago . 

` You have a previous conviction for a drugs offence involving cannabis . 

The investigation was given fresh life with the conviction in January 1991 of 10 soyabean brokers and traders [ see p. 37954 ] . 

The first related to conviction under s.10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act 1934 , while the second concerned conviction under the mail and wire fraud statutes . 

In 1989 -- the latest date for which figures are available -- there were more than 1,500 convictions under section 139 of the 1988 Act . 

He only had one tiny conviction for shoplifting so far , and felt sure that would n't be held against him . 

Tomkinson had a previous conviction for exposing himself to a woman in 1985 and was given probation in 1990 for assault . 

A WANDERING busker with a record of 50 convictions for being drunk and disorderly was given a conditional discharge by Scarborough Magistrates yesterday after they heard he was a harmless nuisance . 

At the Court of Appeal in Edinburgh yesterday Andrew Wolfenden , 22 , of Revoch Drive , Knightswood , had his Glasgow police court conviction for assaulting a police officer quashed . 

But today , even after her conviction and serving her prison sentence , the Baroness insists she did nothing wrong . 

WHEN sunbather Ann Heron was murdered 18 months ago , her husband Peter offered a reward of £500 for information leading to her killer 's conviction . 

Hopkins , during the later months of 1967 was being visited , rather than visiting , after his marijuana conviction . 

If sexual assault convictions are rendered easier to acquire , because , for example , of restrictions on sexual history evidence , guilty pleas become more likely . 

The poll is being held to replace Sinn Fein 's Hugh Brady who resigned his seat last month after a drugs conviction . 

But the rule was confirmed by the Criminal Law Revision Committee in 1980 , on the ground that a defendant should not be left in peril of a homicide conviction indefinitely . 

The judges substituted a manslaughter conviction and a seven-year sentence , which Richens , now 23 , has served . 

But McGlinchey , who was convicted of IRA membership and possessing weapons in 1976 , insisted the company was fully aware of his republican background and his terrorist conviction . 

But the officers ' dedication led to the conviction of Carl Dodds , of Blackfell , Washington , who was jailed for six years at Durham Crown Court last December for robbery . 

In that case the conviction of three youths in 1972 was later overturned by the Court of Appeal in a judgment which by implication raised disturbing questions about police interrogations , especially of juveniles and the mentally handicapped . 

Although the investigation had resulted in the conviction of 34 individuals and four corporations and secured damages of nearly $32,000,000 , it was increasingly criticized for its slow pace . 

Convictions for drink/ driving offences among women are three times the 1974 level . 

The NRA initiated 297 prosecutions during 1992 , obtaining convictions in all but seven cases . 

This requires a certificate of exemption signed by a registered medical practitioner , to avoid conviction for not wearing a seat belt otherwise made compulsory by the regulations . 

Lord Lane said another division of the court had then felt powerless to intervene and hear new grounds of appeal because the Lords restored Berry 's conviction after an earlier successful appeal . 

A racehorse trainer who appealed against a cruelty conviction has had his fines and costs more than doubled . 

But yesterday the Appeal Court quashed her murder conviction as ` unsafe and unsatisfactory " . 

An MP is calling for a review of the murder convictions of two men . 

Fisherman Anthony Anderson had already had his conviction quashed . 

Poindexter 's conviction was quashed in a split two-to-one judgement on the grounds that the recollection of trial witnesses had been tainted by testimony which he had given before Congress under immunity in 1987 . 

Colin 's friends David Higgins , of Alder Road , Stockton , and Stephen Lea , of Diamond Road , Thornaby , also had their convictions for killing widow Mrs Simpson quashed by the three appeal judges . 

The thump and fumes of the freezer plant 's heavy diesel generator were the only unwelcome intrusion . 

The lift heralded its own approach with regular heavy thumps and groans , and while he waited Creed looked round at the high-ceilinged and municipal-tiled hallway . 

The lid closed with a heavy thump and Fenn stood , relieved that it was done . 

The chain snapped on and there was a thump as Brian was hit , then some more noise and Abu Salim stormed out . 

And in the end he heard something , a muffled thump that came from somewhere in the shadows on the far side of the mill yard , a door being pulled shut . 

standing terrified by the door , I saw an officer lean forward on his horse and hit a neighbour with his truncheon above the eyes , heard the blow like the thump of wood on a swede turnip . 

The thump of the ball jerked the pram , which was standing on a slight slope . 

Every now and then , we hear staccato bursts of gunfire , with the occasional thump of artillery . 

The thump of each explosion sounded like a door being slammed far beneath our feet . 

The thump of a shell hitting the far end of the barrack building brought him wide awake . 

She could feel the uneven thump of her heart through the silky , Oriental-patterned material of her blouse , while her brain was whirring …

I hear the thump of the cat flap as Cat O'Fun tumbles through it without the feline grace of his fellows . 

Somewhere , distantly , he could hear the rush of sea , and the steady thump of the living earth , a strange , regular drum beat , that seemed to expand to fill his mind . 

The script called for a pistol shot , the thump of Williams falling to the ground and Paddick left with the last line . 

The thump of Jekub hitting the door had knocked all the breath out of him . 

The distant gunfire was now interspersed by the faint sound of police whistles and the loud thump of thunderflashes . 

He dipped the headlights and the far end of the tunnel seemed to leap towards us , bouncing up and down to the thump of our tyres on the sleepers . 

The thump of the back wheel coming back into the gutter brought Bob 's window down . 

The main enemy attack was still nothing but a sound of blended menace ; a crashing noise in the rye , a thump of drums and a deep-throated cheer . 

Then , from behind him , from the north , he heard the thump of heavy drums and the jaunty thin notes of a flute playing . 

There was sudden rush of air and a thump from right behind them . 

A muffled thump from below , somewhere at the foot of the stairs . 

All my men were dressed as doctors , -- with their white smocks , their dangling stethoscopes , their talk and their laughter and their cigarettes , waiting for the familiar volley of shouts and thumps from within . 

As she hesitated outside Bob 's door she heard a muffled metallic thump from within , as of a saucepan being put down on a gas-stove , then the sound of a tap being turned on . 

Soon Maggie held a golden ball of thread and St Margaret had one end of it firmly attached to her finger . 

As the echoes of the big bang died away , the universe evolved from a bland ball of gas into a lacy web of galaxies . 

In the same way the beetle rolled along its ball of dung , so the sun god was thought to create and push the sun across the sky . 

He pressed into Hoc 's hand the little ball of cold rice wrapped in a palm leaf that each of them always saved front the night before to give them strength to start the new day . 

Under interrogation he told them about the ball of wax and , when he finally shat it out , they cut it open and found a letter . 

She noticed a pile of yellowed newspapers under the opposite ledge , and a rusty trowel and fork , and a ball of green twine wound in criss-cross pattern around a stick . 

Reserve ( tightly wrapped ) a smallish ball of white fondant and colour the remainder blue . 

Roll balls of paste for the heads and position on top of larger balls for the bodies . 

But food products and balls of bubblegum like this are n't subject to the same restrictions . 

This regular pattern only continues for a short time , and after about eight hours , the embryo is a blastula comprising a hollow ball of about 1000 cells . 

I imagine its removal , my womb collapsing to follow , closing it on itself like a ball of orange peels without the fruit . 

Roll another ball of icing , flatten slightly , cut in half and position for the feet . 

A great ball of wind puffed out of the old chimney-place , rocking the portrait of Jas . 

The system will then reverse its motion and begin to contract , becoming once again a great ball of fire , and another ` big bang " will eventually trigger a new creative era . 

Seriously , it takes only moments to wind a huge ball of wool and it rewinds it perfectly . 

He began to mouth an explanation but before he could finish there was a roar in the tunnel and a huge ball of earth and rock blew past them . 

The sun , a huge ball of fire low on the horizon , had turned the sea pewter-grey and edged the streaks of peach and rose-hued cloud with molten silver . 

Position small balls of foil under the loops to help them retain their shape until the icing dries . 

Start with four small balls of fairly thick yarn which are suitable for weaving . 

The galaxies then develop smaller whirlpools — hot balls of gas that become stars … ’ 

Roll out a small ball of fondant or marzipan trimmings and place it centrally on top of the roof drum to act as a support for the triangles . 

Pipe tiny balls of pastry onto the prepared baking sheets , or not more than ½ × 5ml/tsp mounds if you do not have a piping bag . 

Rufus had only seen it while eating partridge which had been winged instead of shot in the head and had nearly broken one of his teeth on the tiny ball of lead . 

It was so close that I could see the tiny ball of silk held between its front pair of legs and its jaws . 

Tiny green balls of light phosphorescing at us from the dark of the bracken . 

An orange ball of flame ripped up into the sky , bathing the deck in light like a miniature sun . 

It was an ignominious failure -- the plane left the runway then crashed into a ball of flames . 

` Here , " said Philip , taking the crunched-up ball of paper out of his jeans pocket and throwing it at the boy . 

Her other hand had screwed the three fivers into a loose ball of paper . 

He held the crumpled ball of paper towards her , shaking his head . 

The ball of paper hit the lip of the basket and fell to the floor . 

Minos 's daughter Ariadne fell in love with him and gave him a ball of string to unwind on his way to the creature 's lair at the centre of the maze . 

I hang around the pavement by the shop for a bit , fiddling with the ball of string in my pocket . 

Today he sat surrounded by paints and solvents , balls of string , boxes of old cotton reels and electrical parts , but he was n't working . 

When we were seated facing each other again she gave me a ball of pink wool and a pair of knitting needles and I had my first lesson in how to knit properly without dropping stitches . 

Any spare balls of wool were pooled to make children 's clothes or squares for patchwork blankets . 

A look across the Irish Sea finds Stephen Dedalus defining a particular sort of foreignness in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man when he meets an English priest and reflects that : 

The man picked up a small portmanteau that had been hidden in shadow by the rail , and with one last sweeping look across the quay , climbed on to the gangplank . 

He paused , gave each of them a solemn look across his spectacles and then went on even more deliberately , in his dry old voice . 

" I suppose we 'd better start having a look along the banks soon , although I must say I 'm in no particular hurry . 

If this bit does refer to you , open your eyes , take a look around you , see what 's going on and do something . 

As they prepared to leave and resume their homeward journey , Jack decided to take a last look around the parcels office . 

Renwick resisted a searching look around the long room , seemed to be paying all attention to shaking out his raincoat and the old , narrow felt hat he kept for bad weather . 

I 'd seen Bunny arrive , take one look around the pub and decide against it . 

` Though I 'd be grateful if you could have a look around the vines to make sure there are n't any more . " 

Having thought through some or all of these questions and taken a hard look at the future you next need to analyse the job itself . 

Zacchaeus knew he would n't get a very good look at Jesus because he was too short to see over the heads of the crowd , so he shinned up a tree . 

We now need to take a broader look at language and to consider the possibility that , as part of a language system , lexical items and grammatical structures have a ` meaning potential " . 

From his expression there was not much chance of speaking to him at all and she cast a wary look behind her to the door . 

A quick anxious look behind her and she found what she was looking for . 

Yanto took a quick look between the bars and felt his bowels sag . 

There is a resigned look from Ann and Tony , but John and I ( the more English pair ? ) take ice axes and haul a small berg ashore , beating lumps off it for the tea . 

As I expected , there was no evidence of an alternative culture , and there were no obvious homosexuals , though I received a few long looks from passers-by which I was careful not to return . 

` I do n't see what I did different , " he said , facing front to inspect the two of them in the mirror and then turning round to have a look from the side . 

This can be particularly profitable as a fresh look from an outsider may reveal untapped sales potential and markets not recognised by the local estate agent . 

There were concerned looks from burly matrons , and longing admiration from boys . 

` I should n't think so -- not unless you wanted a dirty look from the sales staff . " 

Charity exchanged a few pleasantries , then , at a look from her mother , excused herself to go off to the kitchen , leaving Leonora alone with Mrs Vaughan . 

Just watch the looks from passers-by as you drive into town in the stunner with power-assisted steering ideal for parking in the city . 

Montage always ` places the spectator 's look in question , ( it ) poses the question of its constitution , and makes the institution of cinema the question of every film " . 

The girl flashed one brief look in Hotspur 's direction , and for an instant the glitter of her eyes seemed to him hunted and wild . 

One look in those mesmerising night-dark eyes was enough to make her doubt that . 

I warned them that d-i-yers should stop short of tampering with British Telecom 's property , but they nevertheless decided to take look inside the junction box . 

Last on the right was a bathroom and a quick look inside the door revealed nothing new . 

Mildred gave one last , long look into Maud 's eyes , but she could see that there was no hope of Maud recognizing a half-mad frog as her best friend . 

` Do you mind if I have a look over the garden , " Yanto called after him , unable to think of a better excuse . 

She took a look over her shoulder and saw a horse and rider behind her and at full stretch , but with the sun in her eyes , Artemis could n't distinguish who it was . 

She cast a swift , assessing look over Shannon , her eyes giving nothing away . 

The lifesaver , it is called , that last look over your shoulder before making any kind of manoeuvre on a bike . 

I get up and have a look round the room , but things are blurry on account of my tears and I ca n't find her fags . 

She had a quick look round the room and shoved a few things out of sight in the glory-hole cupboard . 

She took a last look round the room which had been her world , then hurried quickly out of the house . 

Suddenly he rose from his chair , gave a quick look round the office , then went across to the window , where he stood looking down into the courtyard . 

And that would be the extent of his visit , he would have a cursory look round the yard and away . 

As far as the former is concerned we decide to find out where the electron is by shining a beam of light onto it and taking a look through a microscope . 

” He fidgeted and gave a sideways look to his mate “ … yer could say as “ e were well . 

Yanto cast a cautious look towards the gamekeeper 's tower , but it appeared to be deserted ` Well , there 's one way to find out . 

The book concludes with a look towards the future examining the policy implications of different approaches towards the Third World and asks whether industrialisation is likely to occur there through either capitalist or socialist routes . 

She cast a quick look towards the bar ; praying that Rune would soon return and save her from his mischievous lover . 

His face tightened into a grim mask and he cast a hard look up the stairs . 

Then she ran her fingers through Leo 's hair , challenging him with her look . 

He gave her a hard , penetrating look , a look that held a charge . 

And the blush that rose , the helplessness , the looks of the other customers . 

The myth of philanthropy is quickly discredited by a realistic look at how older people lead their lives . 

Our special section takes a look at how growing older affects our attitudes , careers -- and looks . 

Most of them are very courteous and we have n't minded them having a quick look round , but some are less welcome . 

The 400g selection comes in an assortment of shapes including crescents , fingers and petticoat tails . 

While the adults sat on their forms we sat ourselves down on an assortment of broken chairs borrowed from the neighbours . 

I was travelling with a mixed assortment of British and Indian mountaineers , en route to an unexplored range in a remote corner of the East Karakoram . 

The hotel provides an assortment of highchairs suitable for different ages and plump cushions for those who ca n't quite reach the table , which was set with child-sized cutlery and crockery . 

A long polished table stood in the centre , holding an assortment of bottles , and a tray of glasses . 

For older people there have been a variety of different screening trials using an assortment of highly diverse methodologies . 

Waiting for him in the studio seven people are busy setting up the camera and lights and unwrapping white plaster pillars and an assortment of very beautiful chairs and tables . 

The list consisted of an assortment of well known mammals , birds , reptiles , fish and invertebrates , and also included three domestic species : dog , horse and cat . 

He slipped the catch and saw that it contained an assortment of old prayer books , missals , devotional pamphlets , and a pile of booklets about the history of the church . 

The wallet contained an assortment of plastic cards and sixty pounds in notes . 

But the greater proportion of goods traffic was not carried in specials but in ordinary merchandise trains , made up of all kinds of vehicles containing an assortment of commodities , raw and manufactured . 

Once again Bush endorsed a Republican alternative which would have limited extra coverage to a maximum of 20 weeks , and which included an assortment of tax incentives for businesses and individuals . 

Ruth followed her into the hallway and was immediately aware of disorder ; open packing-cases and an assortment of clothes and furniture piled up in every inch of space . 

Both Elaine and James wondered what the old man , dressed in an assortment of ill-fitting clothes , was talking about . 

The Dwarfs retreated from the field claiming that honour was satisfied and refused to answer any Elf petitions for the return of the crown . 

On Nov. 5 it was reported that Israel 's Supreme Court had rejected a petition by Mordechai Vananu to be allowed to clarify events surrounding his detention . 

The Appeal Committee of the House of Lords ( Lord Keith of Kinkel , Lord Templeman and Lord Griffiths ) allowed a petition by the applicant , Mr. Doody , for leave to cross-appeal . 

Yesterday the High Court issued an order winding up the company , after a petition from Board of Trade president Michael Heseltine . 

Yet even more of parliament 's time was occupied dispensing justice in response to petitions from the king 's subjects on all manner of grievances . 

` Should the queen-dowager again refuse my petition -- for the sake of the realm , it would be necessary to resolve the matter by having recourse to force , " he replied then . 

Despite their petitions for mercy , the three men were sentenced to death by firing squad . 

Hunter succeeded Phillipa Burrow as chairman at the Torquay convention , less than two weeks after his 30th birthday and only 10 years after leaving college in his native Edinburgh with a Higher National Diploma in communications studies . 

Mr Cohen will become chairman of Neill and two Patricof appointees will join the board as executive directors . 

THE chairman of East Hampshire District Council , Elsa Bulmer , paid an informal visit to the children of Liphook Infant School last week . 

Like the vice-president , the chairman of the joint chiefs must keep his advice to the president secret . 

His motion is backed by Lionel Randall , last year 's chairman of the council . 

Meanwhile , Amex 's chairman , James Robinson , took an $800,000 cut in pay last year because of poor profits , leaving him with a miserly $1,798,077 . 

Our Chairman , Richard Newcombe , who has taken a particular interest in the museum , then spoke , welcoming the guests and thanking them for their support . 

SHARES in Wellcome collapsed 72p to 818p yesterday after the drug group 's Scottish chairman , Sir Alistair Frame , voiced concern at the current healthcare reform agenda . 

The reaction from Francois Curiel , Christie 's Deputy Chairman and head of the company 's French operations , was of guarded optimism . 

Late that Friday afternoon , Montague called his deputy chairman , Eric Goodwin , at his headquarters in London 's West End . 

AS festival chairman I was already very heartened , before a note had been played , to see a 60 strong orchestra assembling before an all-but capacity audience on Thursday . 

He was meeting the British Rail chairman , Sir Robert Reid , this morning to discuss prompt implementation of the 93 recommendations . 

Sir Michael became Chemicals Coordinator in 1976 , and was appointed director for North America in 1979 , also becoming Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Unilever United States Inc . 

He served there for many years , ultimately becoming chairman . 

` I do n't think there 's any chance of Jamie becoming chairman , " Damian drawled coolly , and flicked his piercing blue gaze to Rachel . 

Seniority provides committee chairmen with an independent power base and helps to insulate them from control by party leaders and presidents . 

Three managers and three chairmen in 18 months is a recipe for football disaster . 

Most of the following information was obtained from replies to a letter from the Chairman to more than fifty correspondents in various parts of the world ( see Appendix 2.9 ) . 

That 's been the rule about sub-committee chairmen for as long as I can remember . " 

The chairman of one leading quoted company stated flatly that there was no sign of any recovery . 

Congress , I 've come to the rostrum today because , some weeks ago , as Chairman of er Grimsby Constituency Labour Party , this leaflet arrived on the desk of our office . 

Soon after Medeva was formed from these two diverse parents , Bernard Taylor joined as chairman . 

Dorothy was a popular chairman who put in much hard work during her six years . 

And the flamboyant Chelsea chairman announced that his 11-year marriage to wife Pam is over . 

A provisional committee was formed with Stafford Cripps as chairman , to hold unofficial conferences confined to local Party delegates at which this demand would be pressed . 

Amongst all the negative characteristics that Piggy was given the four which were stressed the most were his asthma , glasses , physical appearance and most of all the loss of his parents .

Among the many conditions it treats are sciatica , high blood pressure , depression , asthma and bronchitis .

Cases include builders with asthma caused by dust from cement , joiners allergic to sawdust , cashiers with eczema from handling coins , and librarians with rashes from books .

Thirty nine per cent of the patients with asthma and oesophagitis or Barrett 's oesophagus , or both .

Saxton , from Oxford , insisted he had used the drug for his asthma and given a dose to Welshman Davies when he complained of a ` tight " chest .

It can aggravate asthma and bronchitis and cause coughing , choking and impaired lung function , particularly in people who exercise .

Asthma has a great many things in its favour so far as my present purpose is concerned .

` Ten per cent of British schoolchildren have asthma and five per cent of adults .

His asthma was a symbol of weakness and impracticability as he was not able to do any physical activities on the island .

Now , as I tried to cure my asthma , I gave up smoking altogether .

Since 1988 we have conducted a confidential inquiry into deaths due to asthma in our district .

Inman and Kubota observed patients with chest tightness and suggested that asthma might be induced by sumatriptan .

In those with severe asthma , for example , the reduction in oxygen reaching the brain can cause changes in mood and abnormal behaviour .

Tracy , of Aldborough Walk , said her one-year-old son Jamie has developed asthma from the damp and suffered from colds and chest infections .

As recently as 1922 Dr Joan Evans noted that ` Amber necklaces may still be sold in the chemists " shops of Mayfair as a cure for croup , asthma and whooping cough . "

The National Asthma Campaign says that asthma is on the increase -- one in 10 primary school children suffers from it .

But her son 's children , although they might carry the gene , wo n't get asthma .

But frequently the asthma sufferer learned to hold back both feelings because neither are acceptable to the family .

And on the weekend of August 31 and September 1 the celebrated park will be the venue for a popular country fair , with pipe bands , displays and a plethora of stands . 

A plethora of optical , electrical and structural characterisation techniques are discussed in chapters 4 and 5 . 

This interest led to a plethora of documentary work in China and Keith is planning another visit as soon as he finishes his latest project which he began last February . 

There was no such professional method about Blackadder , who nevertheless noticed and corrected a plethora of errors , accompanying this correction with a steady series of disparaging comments on the declining standard of English education . 

If I was n't going to enjoy a plethora of gifts and compliments , at least I could soak myself in a great comforting pool of self-pity . 

The customer will soon be faced with a plethora of new services . 

The counsellor is like a sounding board against whom clients can test out , discover , explore , struggle and reconcile a plethora of experiences and expectations . 

Shifting the burden from taxpayers to ratepayers , and introducing a plethora of complex and continually changing central financial controls , inevitably soured relationships even where party political and ideological differences did not intrude . 

To book business , he said , wasted too much money on ` well intentioned but misguided advertising and promotional activity spread across a plethora of titles . 

This plethora of configuration options means that you must ensure that you have the manuals for both drives . 

Suddenly , the Fed is faced with a plethora of legislative amendments to curb its independence . 

The Germans , indeed , had been so confused by British musketry that they had assumed the enemy was equipped with a plethora of machine-guns . 

The letters contain a plethora of arguments , analogies , syllogisms , symbolic phrases and quotes , mainly from the Bible and from the Old Testament in particular . 

` It 's for the starving multitudes , " he whined through his matted beard , holding out the crock of gold in his blood-stained fingers . 

But we should need to find a crock of gold , my dear , to provide ourselves with all that . " 

To me it 's a crock of shit to go out and harmonize with nature on my resin polyurethane surfboard . " 

A brine crock is great for storing runner beans for a really long time . 

Leprechauns are extremely wealthy and hide crocks of gold and jewels about the countryside . 

If containers do not have any drainage outlets , cover the base with at least 1 cm ( ½ in ) depth of drainage crocks , shingle , etc . 

From the top of the quiver and bowcase hang two elaborately decorated panels beaded in the style of the Crow , with pendants of fur and red cloth . 

Inside the pale blue silk package was a white seashell in which nestled a huge , square-cut aquamarine pendant on an almost-invisible gold chain . 

The jewellery , consisting of a small aquamarine and pearl pendant on a gold chain , and a gold bracelet with a turquoise clasp , was obviously real . 

Yes , there was something in there and I bet myself it would be Jo 's emerald pendant . 

A 16th Century gold pendant found by a Merseyside metal detecting enthusiast is not Treasure Trove , an inquest jury has decided . 

She touched the pendant with curious fingers , hoping she could keep the conversation impersonal . 

Inspired by the work of Burne-Jones , he created magnificent lockets , pendants and brooches , enamelled in bright colours and set with gems . 

The chain had two boxing glove pendants and was valued at £65 . 

Barbara was shaking her head now , the jade pendant dancing around her neck . 

Personal ornaments , including ear-plugs , necklaces and pendants of jadeite , were also represented among the offerings at La Venta . 

A silver pendant by Henry Wilson is shown on the previous page . 

Chief Jeremiah Gaobaeb , resplendent in a blue kaftan with gold thread , took the megaphone to launch a fierce attack on Swapo . 

At the Met in New York , he took curtain calls wearing a beaded gold kaftan . 

When you so eagerly accepted your first-ever part did you think Mowgli would be wearing a kaftan ? 

Kicking back the covers , I let my feet touch the carpet , put on the white and blue striped kaftan which my journalist daughter had made for me and walked to the window overlooking the central court . 

Amanda wore a canary yellow caftan which he had bought her on their honeymoon in New York and her hair lay over her shoulders like a curtain of pale silk . 

Dressed this evening in a stunning kaftan , oblivious to the damage wrought upon his kitchen , he was definitely on form . 

You 've bought your own twenty-two , or hired a Parabellum , and you 're using only imported rounds .

The normal forms of express covenant contained in a lease include amongst others a covenant to repair by the tenant , and a covenant that the tenant will not sublet the premises . 

Therefore , the acquirer should obtain a covenant that the seller will make up any shortfall . 

Remember -- making a Covenant to UNICEF costs you nothing extra , but it means a lot -- perhaps even the difference between life and death -- to the children of the world . 

A landlord is bound to include a covenant against assignment and subletting if he wishes to maintain control over the business tenancy . 

QP is part of WML and as such has made a covenant or promise to both the Collict and Meikle families to support them as they seek to serve the Lord out in Brazil . 

Nevertheless an important start has been made and some students are being exposed to a segment of African literature . 

One has only to glance at a human skeleton to see the numerous segments of the vertebral column . 

Even more notably it was the speech , not of a subordinate minister , but of a leader , striking a new note , and invoking an enthusiastic response from a broad segment of the electorate . 

I leaned panting against a lamppost , while Doris tenderly removed the segments of toffee orange and chocolate cake that still clung to my suit . 

Study 5 involved a collaborative problem-solving task in which children ordered , in sequence , the segments of strip cartoon stories . 

An even quicker alternative is to omit the tinned fruit and use two commercially prepared gooseberry fools mixed with chopped fresh orange segments . 

Scarlet the heroine has a therapist , for example , but we never actually meet the therapist and , as a result , only engage with this segment of her experience at second hand . 

In most cases they are segments of different branches , and very often they are different trees , that come and go in their relative importance . 

Each segment of the input word has a set of possible character combinations with a probability score to indicate how close the character matched the character stored in the database . 

In particular , the aggregate results may show less fluctuation over time than the results of some of the separate segments of the business . 

Looking about him , he could see that tiny segments of woodwork from the floor he was waxing and polishing and from the doors he was stripping of paint , had been removed with delicate precision . 

Short segments of DNA can now be excised from the cells of one organism and transferred in various ways to those of another . 

The leaves , with a short stalk , are divided into very fine , bright green segments arranged in whorls round a thin , fleshy , round stem , branching profusely . 

This may be a particular segment or sector of the environment or it may be as intensely focused as the search for a particular piece of information . 

The Friar cut himself a slice of crusty bread and a large segment of cheese . 

A large segment of British industry since the war has been publicly owned . 

By far the largest segment of sociological literature concerning women is focused on their roles as wives , mothers and housewives -- but not on the housewife 's role as houseworker . 

There was nothing mysterious about the process by which a small but significant segment of the intelligentsia came to espouse the cause of a class to which they did not belong . 

As mentioned , domestic short-break holidays of three or four nights away from home are the fastest growing segment of the market . 

For the moment and until Philips and their partners finally launch their product , CDTV has an opportunity to scoop a substantial segment of the market . 

the food basket ( i.e. rationed food ) is no longer taken advantage of in full by the poorer segments of the urban population simply because they can not afford it any more . 

In socioeconomic terms , AIDS affects the 20-49 age group , the most vital segment of the population when considering social and economic development . 

Since Ms Aloni took over the education ministry , she has succeeded in needlessly provoking almost every segment of the population . 

Collaboration was accomplished with certain segments of society , notably with landowners and the wealthy élite , but in total Japan did not succeed in reconciling the most articulate in Korea to the continuance of the Japanese presence . 

In attempting to reconcile all segments of French society , he satisfied none . 

A WOMAN with more than 20 years " research experience has joined Hampshire Training and Enterprise Council as head of information . 

We occasionally have vacancies for bartenders who must have at least two years ' experience of working a cocktail bar . 

The community initiatives committee is working with our development office to put together a long-range fundraising plan that will ultimately bring more money into our centers .

Your financial support of the development process is just one step in making CCI a stronger , more efficient and ultimately more effective federation of service providers .

In a sheltered bay three pairs patrolled the water ; and very handsome they looked with their new spring feathers : black crests and chestnut tippets . 

There is no legal requirement to give nutrition information unless a manufacturer makes a claim about some nutritional aspect of a food . 

All in all, then, claims about women's conservatism are stereotypical, sexist and in many cases just plain wrong. 

Employers made claims about the familial nature of their businesses and their warm relationship with their employees . 

Those who examined the health conditions of the occupied territories quickly discovered a conflict between the claims by Israel of a steady improvement in health services and the reality. 

Despite claims by some that they play `The Devil's music " , the band has been able to confirm its gig on Friday 21st May. 

The clashes came in the wake of reports of continuing casualties on both sides in May, and of claims by the Human Rights Association that " torture, repression and arrests are all on the rise " . 

Initial claims by refugees fleeing the area that 1,000 people had been massacred were later denied by the local authorities, who said that 49 people had died. 

Khumalo's allegations were strengthened by similar claims by two gang members who said that the security forces had recruited, trained and armed them to carry out attacks on ANC supporters . 

In the past, anthropologists have made the most exaggerated claims concerning the supposed typicality of their observations . 

Meanwhile, there was no confirmation of extravagant guerrilla claims concerning the recapture of territory in a counteroffensive launched on April 6 and centred upon the government-held town of Sisophon . 

A healthy trend in recent scholarship has been to avoid the old tendency to make excessive claims concerning the role of either the United States or Britain in the creation of Nato . 

IBM and Microsoft developed OS/2 together, as they had previously done with DOS, but sales did not go well -- the latest claim from IBM is one million copies sold . 

For two years planning permission had been delayed after claims from nearby villagers that the development could damage the enironment . 

He denies the claim from opponents that foxhunting is a barbaric sport . 

The unsatisfactoriness of the competing claims of various philosophers first led him to the belief that scientific knowledge of nature was unattainable by the human mind. 

The classical progression is then to delusions of grandeur with absurd claims of past and present achievements . 

In mid-December, 1980, both of the two leading weekly science journals, Nature and Science, carried, in the same week, scientific papers reporting work stimulated by the claims of Eddy and Boornazian . 

This has nothing directly to do with the overt sex drives of American footballers, or the claim of the early Hollywood starlet Clara Bow that she once `entertained " the whole of the University of Southern California football team in rapid succession . 

This is why in most cases an eyewitness account is more reliable than rumour or hearsay, or why the conclusions of a scientific experiment are likely to be accepted above the claims of a spaced-out acid head . 

She became notorious during her divorce from publishing heir Peter Puliter amid claims of society drug taking and kinky sex . 

L In November Bill Clinton won the US Presidential race, supported by wife Hillary and despite claims of draft dodging and womanising . 

The claim of Jesus to be the Messiah was made public when Jesus rode the donkey into Jerusalem. 

States have shown a capacity for self-destruction in the past and wars have come with a regularity which would be monotonous were it not so horrifying; history belies the claims of statesmen to be in charge of events. 

The second section examines the claims of Quine to have `naturalized epistemology " , and the third offers some brief critical remarks on the evolutionary epistemology of Donald Campbell. 

The claims of the army , that the Vietcong were too weak to launch a major attack, were shown to be quite unjustified. 

(Despite the claims of some sixteenth-century kabbalistic masters , most people get just one bite at the cherry of human life.) 

It is also motivated by psycholinguistic evidence, although we make no claims of psychological reality for the model . 

Since the analyst has only limited access to what a speaker intended, or how sincerely he was behaving, in the production of a discourse fragment, any claims regarding the implicatures identified will have the status of interpretations. 

Consequently, in a spirit of scepticism, he came to distrust all dogmatic claims to knowledge . 

It is important to realize that when the speaker uses an ethical statement to express an attitude, the hearer who agrees or dissents is not agreeing to, or dissenting from, any claim to the effect that the speaker has the attitude . 

For is not rationality concerned with assessing evidence for claims to the effect that certain states of affairs exist ? 

McAteer could not remember having been struck there and made no claim as to how the injury had been caused . 

1p. 61) That is, they tend to move between a claim as to how we do in fact conceive of causation and a recommendation as to how we ought to conceive of it. 

And what are we to make of the claim that the twentieth century has seen no philosophical achievements on the scale of Locke and Descartes ? 

What is more contentious is the claim that Candida overgrowth in the gut can affect other parts of the body, where there is no actual infection . 

Identifying divisions of interest does not by itself provide an adequate rejection of the claim that elites are very powerful in Japan . 

The traditional view is encapsulated in the claim that children are not autonomous ; that is, on a standard interpretation, they lack the capacity to act rationally in pursuit of their own self-chosen goals. 

Similarly, a realist claim that electrons exist is a claim not about the instrumental observations or theoretical predictions of physics but about an independent world which physics investigates. 

In claims that one tradition rather than another led to scientific innovation , one often detects an apologetic intention. 

President Bush, while admitting that his administration had attempted to woo Iraq, had persistently denied claims that it had boosted Saddam's military capabilities through illegal action . 

Few Marxists now hold to the traditional claim that the state is nothing but the executive committee of the bourgeoisie . 

The claim that it is a qualitatively new stage in the global history of communications is quite justified. 

So far, the tabloids only seem to have picked up on the claim that couples using brain machines together have better sex . 

The need for information is vital, particularly following claims that the children of nuclear workers are more likely to get leukaemia . 

And her diary reveals claims that her request for a purely platonic friendship had been loosely interpreted by Gerald . 

Mr Salmond emphasised that the only correspondence surrounding the deal had already been published and rejected claims that his party had broken its side of the deal . 

This is the context of the Japanese claim to have 200 companies making robots and to possess 70 per cent of the machines at work anywhere . 

Indeed, the divergent people or region can not be `recognised " in international law except through making bizzare claims to be a `nation state " . 

We can only maintain a healthy scepticism of any claims to place public welfare above private interest . 

X is usually identified by its subject matter, but any claim to understand X usually requires the demonstration of skills through the carrying out of specific tasks, in the form of exercises or problems, that relate to X. 

He made claims to be an authority on Africa , and I could not help suspecting that subconsciously he felt that an incompetent ignoramus had invaded his territory. 

His claim to have loved Clare Mallender and to have had her stolen from him somehow lacked conviction and, anyway, his conquest of Virginia Dysart could be said to have evened the score. 

It is no longer possible to make claims to understand a culture simply by classifying it in terms of its relations to a present western culture . 

The Communist Party, although still working-class in its leadership, encouraged middle-class radicalism, almost abandoned any claims to be a revolutionary party and dedicated all its energies to supporting the foreign policy aims of the Soviet government. 

All that is material to this case is what substantial evidence Frank has to back up his claim about Militant infiltration . 

The result of all this was that the Government's claims about the march and its defence of the actions of the police carried very little conviction outside the ranks of its own supporters. 

No wonder six out of 10 consumers are confused by manufacturers ' claims about the Greenness of their products . 

Galileo defended his claim about the visibility of Jupiter's moons by arguing that if the moons were aberrations, then moons should appear near the other planets also. 

But his definition of style, like Jakobson's of poetry, fails to allow for its multiplicity and changeability, even if it points to an important possible source of literary effect; and in his claims concerning readers ' responses he attributes to these a degree of regularity which to many must seem quite unrealistic. 

The result, rendered into beautiful and economical English, lives up to the publisher's claim of `a new literary form ". 

THE Advertising Standards Authority yesterday rebuked two organisations for making bogus claims about the health advantages of milk , writes James Erlichman. 

` Making false claims about a second-hand item verbally or in a small ad is a serious offence, even when the proceeds go to charity, " according to Mr Keith Richards, a senior lawyer with the Consumers ' Association and the author of the report. 

Many above ground filters make outrageous claims about the size of pond they can treat . 

Moreover people need an informed understanding if they are to evaluate claims about language use which are widely made (in the correspondence columns of newspapers, for example). 

`As for the claims about Prince Edward , I have never heard any suggestion that he's gay. 

In this sense the claims of poststructuralists about the materiality of language is only the flipside of their claims about life being a `text ". 

This, however, was denied by Kravchuk on March 19, and at the Kiev summit he denied Yeltsin's claims of a telephone conversation between them over the issue on March 16 . 

The government's claim of a turnout of over 80 per cent was disputed by the exiled opposition alliance, while Western commentators and diplomats reportedly estimated a turnout as low as 40 per cent. 

Sartre's claim for the continued validity of Marxism as a method of understanding necessarily meant that he had to respond to the problem of Stalinism. 

Work by Rosen (1972) in England, which challenges some of Bernstein's claims regarding working-class thought , also provides an analysis of middle-class speech that shows it to be less than clear, precise or detached. 

Goody, however, retreats from the implications that this more flexible model of scientific progress hold for his claims regarding literacy . 

Not surprisingly, therefore, the Government's claims regarding who is better off have become an issue of intense dispute. 

The two-day gathering brought together the widest range of disciplines yet assembled under one roof to discuss the American government's hotly-contested claim that the Soviet Union is backing a `yellow rain " of terror in Laos and Kampuchea . 

Aslan's spectacular claims that she could add eight years to the average lifespan by means of procaine injections started a spate of clinical trials during 1959-1960, all of which were negative. 

Among the literary pieces in this collection is an essay on Milton's Samson Agonistes (no. 76) in which Cumberland refutes Dr Johnson's claim that the drama lacked a middle between its beginning and its end . 

Chomsky's claim that the young child is exposed to degenerate samples of language which distort the relationship between surface forms and meanings has been challenged by a considerable amount of recent research. 

We do have to be a little careful now of the evidence which Mead cited in support of her claim that both gender and adolescence are so culturally varied that they simply can not be biologically determined . 

The Government's claim that the new income support scheme is more generous than the now-defunct supplementary benefit system will be considered below. 

`All right, your claim that I was superfluous is probably valid, so why wasn't I made redundant in the usual way? 

The new evidence contradicted Bush's claims that he was " out of the loop " of those who approved the Iran-contra operation and that, when he did discover the arms deal, he was unaware of its quid pro quo element in regard to the hostages . 

The Republicans have placed great emphasis on their claims that the Democrat frontrunner Bill Clinton was guilty of anti American behaviour while he was a student in England . 

Newton's claim that he had shot his father to defend himself was difficult to reconcile with the number of shots fired. 

Even those who did not endorse the company's claim to produce `The Best Car in the World " were prepared to give it the benefit of the doubt. 

Mr Major's claim to have emerged from the shadow of his predecessor will be tested in July when he takes over the presidency of the EC for six months. 

THE discovery of a simple lead fishing weight sheds doubt on Captain Cook's claim to be the first European to set foot on the shores of Terra Australis . 

There was talk of Mrs Stowe's claim to have conversed with the spirit of Charlotte Brontë . 

Engineer Charles Stratton's claim to have been `the only person to have made money from such a machine " is difficult to substantiate. 

Against Sartre's claim to establish Marxism's truth philosophically , Althusser reasoned that if Marxism is a science, then the history of Marxism ought to conform to the kind of history that had been developed for the sciences. 

A regime whose `raison d'ýtre, prestige and pride rested on its claim to defend Russia's standing in the world " was singularly ill-equipped to back down or even postpone a reckoning with the Central Powers. 

Finally Catherine's claims to be a genuine enlightened despot can be impugned, like those of Frederick II, on the grounds that she was merely carrying on policies inherited from her predecessors. 

The proposed Education Department budget of $26,600 million represented an increase of only $500 million (2 per cent, i.e. below inflation for the second successive year, despite Bush's claim to be the " education President " ). 

There have been many attempts to understand why certain materials cause blood coagulation and many suggestions have been made as to how to overcome the problem .

They inhibit coagulation even when there is a hypercoagulable state and reduce the deposition of organ microemboli in cases of disseminated intravascular coagulation associated with sepsis .

For the former , the outer layer can improve biocompatibility ; in this way the tendency for surface coagulation , complement activation and an immunological response are much less .

A lot of food we eat contains albumen , for example , eggs and fish , and this mode allows gentle coagulation of the albumen without any fear of curdling .

However , because of the complexity and interdependence of the many parameters that govern platelet activation and coagulation , few , if any , satisfactory thromboresistant materials have been reported .

Sodium Heparin , preventing coagulation of blood , aiding infusion of cryoprotectants , 20% Mannitol , preventing cell swelling , due to hypoxia , ischaemia and injury .

Heparin : an anticoagulant produced in liver cells , some white blood cells , and certain other sites which acts by inhibiting the action of thrombin in the final stage of blood coagulation .

The relative contributions of promary fibrinolysis and disseminated intravascular coagulation remain controversial .

The way it slips down the neck of your new one-piece after you 've crossed your tips and plunged head-first into the stuff . 

She shrugged , slipped the one-piece off and kicked off her briefs , then stood there , her hands at her sides , making no effort to cover her nakedness . 

I was hanging on to the ledge at the deep end , arms out in the crucifix position when I saw her come out of the ladies " changing rooms wearing a yellow and white striped one-piece . 

Discarding the culotte-shorts , she ran down into the water clad in her olive-green one-piece . 

The demise of deep coal mining and hte cessation of mine water pumping into the almond catchment in the early 1970s has depleted river flows to the extent that dry weather flows in the river are now quite inadequate to assimilate increased volumes of sewage effluent from developing areas . 

This phenomenon may be defined as the temporary cessation in development of a nematode at a precise point in its parasitic development . 

No wonder , then , that at the cessation of Lend-Lease , which had until VJ Day bridged the gap in the British accounts , Keynes could talk of a ` financial Dunkirk " . 

This probably saved the structure from even worse decay following the cessation of commercial milling at the start of the First World War . 

Many states in the United States recognise the authority of a ` living will " , which gives prior authorisation for the cessation of life-prolonging medical intervention in the event of terminal illness or irreversible brain damage . 

It was the cessation of sound which had drawn her up from sleep . 

After cessation of therapy the serum HBeAg and HBV-DNA levels in these patients rebounded to baseline levels ( Fig 3 ) . 

He believed that reality was best approached through work or its cessation , whether in the shape of miners in the Borinage , labourers digging streets in The Hague , the poor waiting submissively in long lines in soup kitchens , or old men in broken top hats walking through the gates of almshouses . 

The probability of smoking cessation increased by 40% if a person smoked less than 10 cigarettes per day . 

The abrupt cessation of the draughts blowing into the room was a welcome relief , although Isabel was so chilled by now that she was conscious of no great change in the temperature . 

Brazil called it a step backward in international relations and Mexico called for an immediate cessation of hostilities . 

“ Terms call for an immediate cessation of the Fender name on , or attached to , all G&L guitars , basses and components , ” states the document . 

There was no international recognition of the Hun Sen government , no agreement on the cessation of foreign military aid , and Prince Sihanouk did not do a deal with Hun Sen cutting out the Khmer Rouge . 

The resolution , drafted by the Islamic Conference group of countries , calls for ` a comprehensive political solution " and a ` cessation of hostilities " but contains no initiatives of substance , diplomats said . 

At the cessation of hostilities in 1945 , the works got back to its pre-war role . 

Instead , I simply assume that there must have been a valid reason for the cessation of emotional hostilities between us and have no desire to resume them . 

The previous day President Ranasinghe Premadasa had refused to extend the seven-day cessation of hostilities which the government announced on Jan. 3 in response to the LTTE 's initiative . 

Class time Discussion and research about railway lines , straightness and gradients .

He did research on the detection of foetal abnormalities at St Bartholomew 's , then moved to the Royal Free Hospital and began his crusade to offer women a more holistic approach to giving birth .

Drawing on American research on heroin ` epidemics " , we can also add empirical ` meat " to this conceptual framework .

The history of early petrographical research on Scottish rocks by the Survey is obscure .

Three months of intensive research on the ground and on the mainland resulted in the programme nearly half the UK television audience watched last Tuesday .

These developments were linked with more critical and hard-edged research into the outcomes of interventions .

Research into group dynamics indicates that a group of high achievers , for example , do not perform as well as a mixed-ability group .

The research into investigation of possible child abuse cases demonstrated that these ideas did tend to influence the kinds of questions that were asked , and the way in which ` evidence " was interpreted .

Likewise , military research into the use of liquid hydrogen as the means of propulsion would subsequently be pursued by CNES , ELDO and ESA , prior to its successful use in Ariane .

The London Food Commission in its research into 299 permitted additives , discovered that in 25 cases evidence existed of severe toxic hazard .

There should be new types of pavement design and extra research into the relative costs of concrete and bitumen roads .

Dr Focos is currently Fulbright Fellow in Sweden , and is completing research for a book on Zorn .

I regret that during my research for this debate I found that , in the field of computers , one of the least well-equipped police forces is that in my own area , Greater Manchester .

The use of feminist linguistic research for such overtly sexist purposes may seem unlikely ; but even now there are indications that something more subtly worrying is happening .

Woods plays an explosive but repressed Manhattan cop , with Fox as a Hollywood matinée idol who decides to shadow him by way of research for a tougher kind of cinematic role .

It will set back the public status of abduction research for years , " Mike Wooton , the editor of the UFO Times concluded solemnly at the post-show party .

James ' research for this brilliant book had taken him to the archives at Bordeaux , whereupon he discovered that his fellow Trinidadian , Eric Williams , had been there before him .

Research in the US has shown women are more conscious of the environmental implication of the products they buy than men , and women buy 60 per cent of all disposable batteries sold there .

Do you want to do research in schools — especially in schools other than your own ?

Nowadays , the Chemistry Department is amongst the largest in the country , with an international reputation for research in many fields .

Research in the Arts is mostly conducted on an individual basis and it is not possible to do full justice to this activity here .

New research from Grendon 's psychology department shows 33% of Grendon graduates offended again within 2 years of being released , compared to 40% from normal prisons .

More recently , anthropologists and others sensitive to this kind of criticism and conducting empirical research from this perspective have become much less assertive and deterministic .

Plants may respond to increased concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere by conserving water , creating a drier world in the future , according to research by the National Environment Research Council .

Some earlier , related research by the same team is reported in Language in School & Community ( ed N Mercer ; Edward Arnold 1981 ) .

Recent research by Pure & Simple has shown that today 's women prefer the no-fuss approach to skin care .

Recent research by Leakey and Lewin in Africa shows that the most characteristic feature of early human beings is their large brains .

Again , the research of June Sheppard in Yorkshire suggests something of the timing and the occasion of village planning in that area .

Funding for research of this kind has been on a scale not approached by any other area of sociological enquiry .

This article reflects the ongoing , personal classroom-based research of teachers involved in the projects .

The research of Jane Rowe and Lydia Lambert , published in Children Who Wait in 1973 , showed us how inadequate our work had been in that respect .

Indeed , it is interesting that a good deal of mainstream American research on teacher thinking and the improvement of teaching quality treats this particular version of transmission teaching by and large as representative of teaching itself .

The thrust of German research was eventually to culminate in a position summarised by Rudolf Bultmann of the University of Marburg , one of the most important , most famous and most esteemed of twentieth-century biblical commentators :

Overseas research , particularly European research , is harder to perform than research for UK acquirors .

IBM engineers in Europe claim that the company 's European research on satellites is ahead of its US counterpart .

Indeed much of the weakness of recent educational research can be traced to a failure to take account of such factors .

I think we would have advanced to the stage we are at had we not used animals in the earlier stages for medical research .

Historical research will be gleaned from newspaper reports , town-hall records and intensive interviews with relevant personalities .

It is also worth overcoming an approach to computer- aided historical research which assumes that the complexities inherent in disambiguating and interpreting fuzzy information and of representing idiosyncratic data types are at all unique to history .

the merger with Warren Spring laboratory to create a major centre for environmental research .

His long term vision for agricultural research is to get resources into balance through conservation , recycling and renewal , and to protect the environment .

He reviewed warnings and advice issued to the public over recent years and concluded with a plea for interdisciplinary research on food .

The influence of theoretical research in glaciology such as that by the physicist J.F. Nye ( 1952 ) was substantial .

But perhaps it reveals more of the inherent uncertainty of experimental research than the tidiness which precedes it .

Britain 's clinical research is widely acknowledged to be in very bad shape .

While much empirical research in the area has proceeded on the assumption that this is the case ( see , for example , Schmidt and Strauss , 1976 ) , this work has lacked any microeconomic foundations .

Most empirical research into the effects of controls proceeds on the basis that the decision is unexpected by those operating within the economic system .

The latest scientific research has revealed that there is a delicate interplay of hormones that affects our sexual desires .

This was all of a piece with his generous custom of letting his research students take full credit for collaborative research and leaving his own name off their publications .

In the field of research and development , a new programme has been launched under the LINK initiative to support collaborative research into the biological treatment of soil and water .

The two houses of Congress employ a bureaucracy with a huge appetite for independent research .

Woolgar , in a study based on the growth and development of pulsar research in astronomy , contends that scientific discovery can best be portrayed in terms of a process with an indefinite beginning and end .

Whether the timing of this programme was influenced by the current debate on embryo research , I do not know .

A marketing research team should carry out its research within the following broad guidelines .

He later returned to Britain to work at Manchester airport , but 10 years of research by Professor Ivan Smith has drawn a blank about his present whereabouts .

He was a firm atheist and was interested in , though unconvinced by , the paranormal , and also did research on hypnosis .

There is a very pervasive belief that it is research in theoretical and applied linguistics which provides the solutions .

There has been relatively little research by sociologists into child abuse .

` Our research is into prevention , " he said , rather than the simulation of what might happen in an accident .

Further research is to be carried out among 5,000 people who survived childhood cancer and were born before 1969 .

Fortunately , there is a lot of research being conducted into this topic now and new ideas and information are constantly emerging .

In August 1536 he was condemned as a heretic , publicly stripped of the vestments of priesthood , and handed over to the secular authorities . 

He was clothed in the vestments of the Seven Orders of the Church and the insignia of an archbishop , which were then each solemnly stripped from him . 

Once the students , not without glee , watched him celebrating the sacrament with the ends of his back braces protruding out of the top of his vestment . 

In the sacristy , long after a sombre Father Donnelly had left him , Father Paddy O'Neil , still in his new vestments , sat in a chair by the window as the afternoon shadows lengthened . 

Elizabeth , though not in the least religious , liked the ceremonies and seasonal activities of the Orthodox Church , but when the weather was unseasonable she wished the clergy would put nylon coverings over their handsome vestments . 

But their clerical vestments weighed lightly upon them : faced with conflicting claims on their time and loyalty from Church and Crown , they almost invariably obeyed the secular authority . 

The high role of priests was symbolized by the precious substances lavished on their vestments and appurtenances . 

The very rich religious vestments on display date from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and were used for many different ceremonies . 

I borrowed the vestments from my own church , St Pancras Old Church . " 

After a song and a prayer , a priest in green vestments came on and preached a long sermon warning us all not to misuse authority . 

Here and in the adjoining passageway is some of the wealth and drama of the Counter-Reformation Church where magnificent rings , crucifixes and resplendent vestments played such a part in the ceremonial . 

The Prior , resplendent in black and gold vestments , stood arms outstretched , and intoned the Introit : ` Requiem aeternam . 

But the garments modern Christians think of as Western ecclesiastical vestments developed from the ` Sunday best " of late Roman aristocrats , which the clergy ( always the guardians of the old tradition ) continued to wear after their barbarian congregations had put on trousers or Lederhosen . 

Clerics became known as ` men of the cloth " because many types of cloth and weave were once kept strictly for ecclesiastical vestments . 

So is the range of the gifts , which included not only items of direct utility to a church , such as the ecclesiastical vestments and bells received by St Cuthbert , but also objects whose chief characteristic was that they had belonged to the king , like Æthelstan 's cap and Edgar 's cloak . 

Concelebration Masses were becoming commonplace and Bishop McClean asked if we could provide 52 sets of white Mass vestments for use on important occasions with a particular view to the Diocesan Centenary Celebrations coming in 1978 . 

The body is dressed in jewelled vestments , the face covered with a silver mask fashioned from a wax death mask . 

Others looted the communion plate from the church , mockingly dressing themselves in the despised Anglican vestments , before that building , too , caught fire , bringing the walls crashing to the ground . 

Dressed in religious vestments their dry delivery and material was new and original . 

The master who performed the pairing-up ceremony wore a parody of clerical vestments and pronounced the couple ` properly paired-up " . 

Assembled in the church were a great number of turbanned priests , holding silver crosses , and deacons wearing coloured vestments and silver crowns . 

Memories of pre-revolutionary days with their silver samovars and golden church domes , their incense and bejewelled church vestments , were alluded to by Plavinsky , Rabin , Kropivnitskaya and others . 

His meals were always ready , his clothes clean and pressed , and his vestments for the Sunday service were immaculate . 

Vestments on display spanned the century of the Guild but , in the passing of time , most of the original vestments have been lost . 

THOSE once jealously guarded holy vestments , international rugby jerseys , are now sold — figuratively but , my word , certainly not in fact — ten a penny . 

On some occasions , the lower than usual level of water at LW springs could actually be seen . 

This may reduce or stop the natural ` overflow " from the aquifer , causing springs or small streams to dry up . 

Then , on the second day , we dropped down into the lowest part of the crater to reach the hot springs . 

One fly makes its home in pools of crude oil welling up from the ground ; another lives in steaming hot volcanic springs . 

Ariel began to communicate with the strangers in English ; she told Kit about the hot springs up the mountain , hoping he would let her go there . 

Pumping the gas in under pressure produced a beverage almost equal to that of the best mineral springs . 

A smaller set of baths dependent upon mineral springs may also have existed at Buxton . 

Agents for Hafodunos Estates , who own the site of a mineral water spring , yesterday confirmed they were negotiating with a view to getting a project off the ground next year . 

The drawing is not meant to suggest the development of unexpected problems like hitting an underground spring when digging the foundations of a new hotel . 

The Forest of Dean is riddled with underground streams and springs . 

The well , dug 900 years ago and fed by springs , was deepened by seven feet last summer to 34 feet , but it is still in danger of drying up . 

Beside the kitchen a communal bath , fed from a hot sulphur spring , was built into the wall . 

There are medicinal baths there , fed by warm saline springs , and the numbers of fine new mansions and doctors ' plates prove their popularity among fashionable invalids . 

As a result , one of his sacred titles was ` He who causes the springs to flow " . 

Cobalt shook his head , which might have meant he did n't know or might have been admonishment for Oliver who was still holding the bottle of wine . 

With frequent admonishments to Hector -- who not unnaturally found enormous pleasure in exploring the overgrown gardens -- to keep close , she strolled to the back of the house where a huge stable block stood almost empty . 

Besides the fines , Ito drafted an admonishment to the jury in which he will say the defense was too late in submitting to the prosecution the tape of the July 29 interview with Lopez .

Slobodan Milosevic 's admonishments came amid reports from inside Serbian Television that 110 employees have signed a petition demanding media freedom and the ouster of their director .

`` As far back as Plato and Socrates , '' Frederickson said , `` there were admonishments for people to spend time with animals and nature for their health .

Their nervousness only adds to the dislike of this type of work . 

Certainly , dislike or suspicion of the Jews was widespread even before Hitler took power . 

The public 's dislike of unprincipled press behaviour has sometimes been expressed in the award of erratically large libel damages . 

On top of the familiar arguments against nuclear power , the PWR had added a mixture of nationalism and dislike for American economic imperialism . 

I have a great deal of sympathy for Karl Popper 's confessed life-long dislike about theorising about God . 

This dislike of words is apparent from the scorn she pours on the value of the different levels built into words . 

In many pregnant women , this shows up in the form of food aversions -- a strong dislike for dishes or drinks previously enjoyed . 

All of them seemed to have in common a cold dislike of children and a determination to do as little as possible for their inadequate wages . 

He , rightly in my view , expresses his dislike for the constant advertisements . 

In spite of their mutual dislike and hostility , he had helped her discover abilities and a depth of feeling she had n't dreamed she possessed . 

He smothered his dislike and said in a gossiping tone , ` Actually , I 'm rather in need of a bit of specialist help at the moment . " 

You are undoubtedly a good administrator , but you are in danger of allowing your judgement to become warped by your obvious dislike of Agent Red Sixteen . 

You can produce the most gorgeous garments for autumn and winter . 

The new range will include a wider selection of hand knitting yarns in Mohair blends , British Wool and synthetic fibres , shirts , socks and suiting lengths plus a collection of knitted garments for all the family . 

Before you can view any piece of your garment in the EXACT STITCH LAYOUT section , you must enter the details of your main stitch tension on the TENSIONS screen . 

Stocky , well-fed merchants walked arm-in-arm with their plump wives , clad in garments of silk and satin , decorated with miniature pearls of exquisite delicacy . 

woman 's outer garment , with armholes or sleeves , reaching to the ankles . 

Master the art of partial knitting and you can shape your garment as you knit , smoothly slope a shoulder , add a flare or curve a hem . 

The Gynae man who usually wore the outfit was thinner than Daniel , so that Daniel 's black garments appeared in large and small expanses under and through the red , like coals in a fire . 

Something had blown through the room with him , a gust of exhilarating air trapped in the folds of his garments , leaving a breath of his own vigour behind . 

In some of these shops I observed one , or more females , stript of their upper garment , and not overcharged with their lower , wielding the hammer with all the grace of the sex …

This realization led to several white calico garments ; fulsome petticoats , frilled blouses and fancy nightdresses being the most obvious , all of them generous with material . 

About this time crochet garments were in vogue , so I answered another advertisement . 

Fashion garments may and do cost a great deal , but break down the component parts of that price and the sum paid for the natural fibre fabrics begins to look a little odd . 

There are illustrations and instructions for attractive lace edgings and several knitting patterns for a variety of lace garment styles , with a final section on how to design and work out your own patterns . 

The King wore a great collar of gold , was robed in a linen garment embroidered with gold thread and decorated with pearls , and was armed with two gilded spears and a gilded shield . 

First floor : ladies ' lingerie knitwear maternity garments bedlinen swimwear and ladies ' separates …

Her hair was a cloak now , a beautiful satin garment that covered her from head to waist . 

The snow had stopped falling and the skies were clear , but a bitter wind winnowed the Dale and they pulled their thick winter garments about their faces . 

She woke up some hours later and everything was clean and white and she was clean and was lying in a fresh cotton garment between stiff sheets . 

Have n't you got a little nephew or niece ? " she asked , thrusting a small knitted garment at Mervyn . 

And they cast lots , dividing up his garments among themselves . 

Do n't spoil the look or feel of your bridal garment with badly fitting underwear . 

Use this also to decorate a plain garment by knitting the stitch on welts and cuffs . 

Unlike western fashion clothes , whose form and variations are dependent on business interests , these Pakistani garments are created especially for the wearer by a joint effort of the women of the family . 

Visitors to its New York headquarters were confronted with pictures of both domestic animals and livestock all discreetly shielding their private parts with a variety of strange garments . 

Our grandmothers used a goffering-iron for plaiting and crimping parts of their garments and aprons . 

For her part , Mrs Pender sank gracefully down on to a cushion at their feet , her painted face upturned , her painted lips slightly parted , the neckline of her exotic garment considerably more so . 

The angel was there , the shepherds in brightly-coloured garments , and an amazing assortment of colours in the sky . 

Sprayway are renowned specialists in garments for active people whose leisure pursuits take them outdoors and into extreme conditions . 

It was ridiculous , for the flimsy garment could give her no protection , but nevertheless she felt very vulnerable without them . 

He wore the soft , white , flowing robes of a monk , but in a peculiar fashion , with his shoulders hunched forward , as though it were a prison garment . 

Detectives hope that one major clue to the identity of the babies mother is the distinctive garment in which the body was wrapped . 

` When I go to my clients to collect I always ask if they have any hand-knitted woollen garments they do n't need , and if I 'm lucky they give me some . 

As some of the smaller garments only take two balls , for £3.90 you have an economical garment which is also machine washable . 

We 've lots of pretty garments to help you get in the holiday mood . 

Then take out the tacking stitches and remove the card and you should have a really spectacular garment , the envy of all your friends . 

Smart daywear featuring fine knits and evening chenille garments featuring exaggerated celtic and aran stitches in truly innovative shapes . 

For the past 10 years or so ME have made all their fleece garments from material mainly sourced form the Far East . 

“ I had read that the knitters in Shetland Isles make all their beautiful Fair Isle garments “ in the round ” — this is hand knitting , of course . 

She could describe weather conditions so realistically as to make her audience shiver or sweat , and children would find themselves taking off and putting on a garment in mid-tale . 

` I want to put foundation garments on to every pretty woman in Leningrad . " 

Rao and colleagues blithely observed that males were sprayed shirtless : females wore light garments and all remained in the cotton fields for 60 minutes after each dousing . 

I also wore my own garments with pride and let it be known that I would knit for others if they wished . 

The baby was wearing a pink frilly garment on its top half , and nothing at all , as far as she could see , on its bottom half , but she could not see very well . 

The other group consisted of horse and cattle-herding peoples of the steppes and mountain pastures of the southern margin of Siberia who , while wearing animal-skin garments in winter , were also well acquainted with textiles . 

The charioteer is the nearest , but he is earlier and surely from another school , a man , and wearing a different , lighter garment . 

Like Flittern Rattletrap and Malengin Fole , he wore dark-coloured garments that had nearly fallen into rags . 

If you buy the same make of jeans as your favourite film-star , you can imagine that you , too , are rich , talented and good-looking . 

The outside diameter of the most common make of concrete pipes changed about 12 years ago , from the larger version which was cream coloured , to a thinner , much stronger pink pipe . 

Plectra , I discover , is a make of washing-machine , which thunders and shakes and tramps across the office floor , and Sontax is a sleeping-pill called Spantax , which is a Spanish taxi firm called Taximax …

An urgent warning 's been issued to owners of a make of lawnmower with a potentially lethal fault . 

The screw-less Albert was a make of chair , bought for the new Ronald Harwood play Reflected Glory which has its world premiere at Darlington Civic Theatre this month . 

If you are organising the list yourself , first draw up a master list of items stating their make , colour , price and where they can be bought . 

It 's an amazingly heady concoction made from a good old bottle of Gordon 's , or whatever your favourite make happens to be , sloshed all over the fruits of the sloe ( blackthorn ) bush . 

we will replace your car , with a new car of the same make and model , if one is available . 

But seeing him for the first time was like when you buy a new make of car you never noticed that kind before , then you realise they 're all over the place . 

These type-faces encouraged customers to buy a particular make of machine . 

Some manufacturers recommend a particular make or model of pump or pumps . 

She wore it a couple of times , then her husband changed allegiance and went to another make of vintage car ! 

` BVM ? " said Dalgliesh , his mind scurrying after some unrecognized make of car . 

I ca n't find out what make of car it would be , but it would probably be a , a French or German car . 

For , ` He could , if he had one in stock for your make of car , " he replied . 

Few of these books , however , have any relevance to teaching undergraduate computer science as they normally restrict themselves to a single language on a single make of computer . 

This is not simply one make of computer -- there are literally hundreds of different makes , available with a wide range of choices of memory , storage and screen . 

She sent us a draft copy and she deserves success for all the hard work she has put into researching the variations in tension which occur from one make of machine to another . 

This will certainly work transferring from a four to five millimetre machine to a nine millimetre machine , but some chunkies are not nine millimetres , so you will have to check your make of machine . 

For an annual fee of £35 , the scheme covers any make of machine . 

15.31 Pupils should have increasing opportunities to develop proficiency in spoken Standard English , in contexts where it is evidently appropriate . 

I have friends in Holland who are to visit next August and I wished to acquire some degree of proficiency in their language by then . " 

Preference will be given to applicants who have some proficiency in the Japanese language . 

Proficiency in a second language is a sixth area of competence commonly associated with core skills . 

Khmer Rouge divisions and regiments have no set size , and their strength depends largely on the proficiency of the commander . 

The worry in Washington is that the economy and national defence are suffering because young Americans have neither the technical skills of the Japanese nor the linguistic and scientific proficiency of Russian students . 

It 's about measuring the child 's proficiency against the proficiency of other children . 

[ The ] Headmaster and the Secretary of State got on very well , and I was impressed by Tony 's proficiency in explaining his plans . 

It also aims to fund research into the geographical characteristics of ski areas , study all aspects of safety in such areas and encourage proficiency in skiing among the Armed Forces . 

Tammuz Malamute was clearly a highly trained individual ; that meant education , and Tech-Green education into the bargain , given the avenues of his proficiency . 

Her father encouraged her desire to learn navigation and other aspects of seamanship , and after a few years her proficiency was obvious to everyone who sailed with her . 

I also wished I could come up with an equally carefree stratagem for solving a more immediate problem — my skiing proficiency , which was n't really up to the task ahead . 

Able to prove himself on his own ground , his relationship with Bernard improved and deepened and Bernard was the first to respect David 's proficiency . 

In his speech he went out of his way to welcome the establishment of the Faculty , and the part it would play in encouraging and enhancing proficiency and knowledge of tax not only within the profession , but in business , industry and commerce , and among the general public the profession serves . 

The main emphasis therefore is on developing listening and speaking proficiency so that the language can be put to practical use straightaway . 

In 1941 Braham teamed up with his remarkable navigator and operator of the then new airborne AI radar set , William James Gregory , known as ` Sticks " because of his proficiency as a drummer . 

This is a coloured belt , which signifies that its owner is eligible to take the next step on the rung up the ladder to karate proficiency . 

Do n't get depressed -- bird identification is difficult and there is no quick way to proficiency . 

Facilities are provided to enable students holding only the minimum qualification in English language to increase their proficiency in the language . 

The principal component , as always , is lack of language proficiency . 

A student starts at tenth class , which is called ` kup " and works his way towards the level of proficiency of an instructor and his first dan , or black belt . 

Both first-- and second-year courses aim to develop a high level of proficiency in spoken and written Spanish , and also to extend the student 's awareness of Hispanic literature , history and culture . 

It closed warmly about her , lifting her to meet , and be aware of , the hard arousal of his body . 

I explained , however , that because her arousal had clearly remained at a high pitch during uninterrupted lovemaking , she had indeed experienced a multiple orgasm . 

It seems , however , that many women worry that their partner 's arousal is dependent on the lingerie they 're togged out in , and has nothing at all to do with them . 

The fumbling efforts of her boyfriends in the past faded in comparison to the expertise of his arousal . 

Her body softly accepted the hard evidence of his arousal and he buried his lips against her neck , his hand cupping her closer until it was almost like possession . 

She rubbed sinuously against him as she felt a deep thrill at his arousal , and shut her eyes as he removed the last fragile barrier . 

Elsewhere in Beaumont and Fletcher 's work valorous males similarly oscillate between honourable antagonism and honourable alliance , in an almost erotic state of arousal . 

That does n't mean that men are ten times as easily sexually aroused , but it may contain clues as to why women and men have different patterns of arousal . 

The Carter boy , Jonathan , known for some reason as Floss , took to spending long hours by the pool in a barely concealed state of voyeuristic arousal . 

In the middle part of pregnancy , Rachel felt ` sexier than ever before -- in a constant state of arousal . 

He rolled her on to her back and kissed her , his hand massaging her breast , teasing the nipple into arousal . 

She could hear the discordant thudding of her own pulse , feel the heat of his body permeating through his suit to her legs , making her all too disturbingly aware of his own arousal . 

Preston was in such a state of arousal that he stopped worrying about the rug . 

She knew precisely to what evidence he referred , had already experienced tactile proof of his arousal when he had held her so close to his warm naked body . 

The physical contact was pleasing enough , but she felt no sexual arousal . 

She felt desire and arousal as a warm breeze rippled over her breasts . 

For three hours she had tried to analyse it away , her nerves sharpened , her skin alive with the sharp torment of physical arousal . 

Those who had accepted the old beliefs about women -- her slower sexual arousal , natural chastity and requirement for serious emotional involvement -- were bound to ask themselves whether they had been led up the garden path . 

An erection is caused by blood being pumped into the penis in response to sexual arousal . 

The others were waiting expectantly , five subhuman looking creatures encased in pitch black rubber wet suits with continuous flipper-like boots , and hoods that formed an evil-looking cowl around faces streaked with black camouflage paint . 

Silk 's pock-marked face was caught in the upward glare of his torch , giving it a frightening , even demonic look , under the black cowl . 

Instantly , Delaney drew back his right hand , stiffened it to chop down as his left hand pulled at the rubber cowl on the man 's head , forcing it back , exposing his defenceless windpipe . 

The monks , bearded and serious , passed in their black robes and cowls like cats on padded feet . 

Father , how is that to be distinguished , in such conditions , from a Benedictine brother in dark habit and cowl , if he be young and stepping out briskly to get out of the rain ? " 

Athelstan drew his cowl over his head and pulled his sleeves down . 

But when he did , he rose very quickly , pulled his cowl close about his head , and brushing by me , left the church , ignoring my salutation . 

Al Qaeda 's confederates have been helping wage the bloody insurgency against U. S. troops and government security forces in Iraq .

But by West 's reckoning the overall momentum in killing off the insurgency in Iraq may have been lost in the interim .

This is the embryonic Iraqi SWAT team in action , rousing families from their sleep and rounding up men for questioning about the deadly insurgency in towns such as Jabella , south of Baghdad .

The plan would probably alienate those excluded from voting -- most likely minority Sunni Muslims , who have spearheaded the insurgency in places like Fallouja .

The conclusions raise the prospect that the insurgency in the south may never be completely vanquished , but instead must be contained to prevent it from threatening the government of President Hamid Karzai .

It also made travel easier for operatives migrating to Pakistan after taking part in the insurgency in Iraq .

WASHINGTON â€� The Reagan Administration 's top Asia specialist declared Tuesday that the Communist insurgency in the Philippines is growing steadily and the rebels could match the government in military strength in three to five years .

About 225 of the 393 villages and hamlets evacuated during the insurgency in Diyarbakir province have been repopulated since 2002.

He said he joined the insurgency in the late 1970s because " I wanted to do more than cure sick people .

After the Fallouja offensive , the Americans tried to quell the insurgency in Ramadi with a combination of political maneuvers and the cooperation of tribal leaders to root out foreign Islamist fighters .

And despite the buildup of troops , the U. S. lacks the force that its own counterinsurgency manuals say is required to effectively combat an insurgency in a country the size of Iraq .

The bloody battles for Surt and other loyalist strongholds have raised fear of a possible long-term insurgency in Libya .

The insurgency in Fallouja was never going to be easy to quash , but disarray among American policymakers contributed to U. S. failure .

The Haqqani network operates in the same tribal regions used as sanctuary by the Pakistani Taliban , a homegrown insurgency that focuses its attacks on security and civilian targets in Pakistan .

In August , signs emerged that insurgents from Fallouja were aiding the Shiite insurgency 100 miles away in Najaf , where rebel cleric Sadr and his Al Mahdi militia had occupied the revered Imam Ali Mosque .

Shiite legislators have stated flatly that there will be no attempts at reconciliation with anyone linked to the Sunni-led insurgency or tied to abuses by Saddam Hussein 's former Baath Party .

Chidambaram said the government shared the blame for the decades-long insurgency .

" It clearly demonstrates that we have turned the tide and are winning the war against the communist insurgency , " she said in a statement .

U. S. commanders say that peaks and troughs in attacks have characterized the 2-year-old insurgency .

Unemployment is compounded by a Maoist insurgency that has killed more than 12,500 people since 1996. Rebels frequently kidnap young men as recruits , providing impetus to flee to cities and abroad for work .

Although daily attacks are up , debate continues over whether the armed insurgency is growing .

The carnage was a devastating blow to a transitional government , backed by U. S. arms shipments and African Union troops , that is fighting a civil war against an Islamic insurgency .

The frequency of suicide bombings here is unprecedented , exceeding that of Palestinian attacks against Israel and of other militant insurgencies , such as the Chechen rebellion in Russia .

Another may be that the Iraqi insurgency is nationalist and lacking the strong Islamic component that attracted so many to Afghanistan to fight the communist , atheist Soviet Union .

With the demise of the Fallouja Brigade -- agreed to by the interim Iraqi government and the Marines -- the Marines are left with no attractive options for rooting out Fallouja 's entrenched insurgency .

" That 's a battle they know how to fight , " Al-Azm said of the prospect of the government in Damascus battling an armed insurgency .

Kyrgyzstan 's deputy defense minister , Col. Zamir Suerkulov , said the Russian base would provide air support to a multinational force to protect against regional Islamic insurgencies .

Coalition officials acknowledge , however , that the numbers show an Iraqi-dominated insurgency .

This was in a place called Fallouja , the so-called city of mosques , an insular town west of Baghdad that before long would become infamous as the symbolic heart of the Iraqi insurgency .

On the ground , U. S. military intelligence on the Iraqi insurgency was also improving .

Told they would be greeted as liberators , U. S. forces instead found themselves battling a violent insurgency .

The island is a few miles from the Jaffna Peninsula , the center of the Tamil insurgency .

Also , the Iraqi insurgency needs cannon fodder for suicide attacks .

Marine officers have long been worried that Iraq 's deadly insurgency could prompt such a reaction by combat teams .

It is apparently the first time a U. S. official has given such a breakdown on the role played by Saudi nationals in Iraq 's Sunni Arab insurgency .

The rise in juvenile crime here is widely linked to the 15-year fight between the Kurdish separatist insurgency and the Turkish army .

U. S. military commanders consider such programs vital to their attempts to woo civilians away from the Taliban insurgency and build support for the government .

The U. S. assault on the city had the unintended effect of fanning the Sunni Muslim insurgency , precisely the outcome the United States wanted to avoid .

Afghan civilians have borne the brunt in the war between the Taliban insurgency and Western and Afghan troops , with most of the deaths caused by the militants .

It was the third straight day of attacks around the country , most targeting places where Iraq 's minority Sunni Arabs , once the bedrock of the country 's insurgency , have decided to participate in government .

More than 120 Iraqis have been killed in the last three days as the nation 's insurgency shows no sign of abating .

" Afghanistan 's insurgency is clearly supported from Pakistan , " McChrystal wrote , adding that senior leaders of the major Taliban groups are " reportedly aided by some elements of Pakistan 's ISI .

An Iraqi official who works on issues related to the Sunni insurgency said he had received a report that a moderate Sunni fighter had been killed at Camp Cropper .

BAGHDAD â€� The discovery Sunday of nearly three dozen bodies -- all Iraqi men apparently abducted and slain execution-style -- is the latest grisly episode in an escalating sectarian conflict fueled by this nation 's raging insurgency .

She smelt of snuff when she leaned over and said , ` Sit down dearie , yer blockin' me view . " 

Outside the cafe Inspector Dickinson of Special Branch was inhaling snuff from the back of his hand . 

Johnson did not drink her proffered dram , but Boswell and the two guides did , and when she asked them for snuff , her great luxury , they had none , but gave her money instead . 

Mrs Sugar used to curl her hair with rags and take snuff , and every Saturday she had a bet on the horses . 

She took a pinch of snuff in her hand and sprinkled it over the note murmuring something under her breath . 

In 1761 J. Hill associated cancer of the nasal passages with the immoderate use of snuff . 

Overall , when the children on the course were compared to those in the control groups , it was found that none of them had taken up smoking and some who had been using snuff before the start of the programme had now given up . 

It has been suggested that President North intervened in the judicial progress with a plea for clemency on the grounds that Dr Proctor is too essential to the shaky economy of the United States to be executed .

JOHANNESBURG -- An estimated 25,000 blacks demanded clemency for two condemned African National Congress guerrillas yesterday in the largest protest march ever held in one of South Africa 's nominally independent tribal homelands , AP reports .

Kaunda stated that a similar appeal for clemency for Bazoft had failed due to the " vicious " attack on Saddam Hussein by the British authorities and press .

The authorities are reportedly prepared to release Fr Jin if he appeals for clemency on grounds such as ill-health .

Execution warrants for March 7 were issued for two prisoners on death row , despite international calls for clemency .

An argument for clemency toward him could be grounded in the belief that it would be a tactical error to declare Copernican doctrines heretical , because that might discourage Protestants from returning to the Roman fold .

On April 16 the Governor of California , Pete Wilson , an advocate of the death penalty , refused clemency .

GENEVA ( AP ) --- A leading human-rights official with the United Nations added his voice Tuesday to international pleas for clemency for a woman sentenced to die in Texas .

Last year 21 Indian leaders walked from California to Washington , D.C. to hand Congress a document demanding clemency for Peltier .

They were sentenced to death in the late 1960s but the punishment was never carried out and Suharto announced clemency for them in July .

Bradley , 43 , served four years for armed robbery and burglary in the 1970s but later received executive clemency from former Gov. James R. Thompson .

Philippine Ambassador Roy Seneres had said he would seek clemency from Sheik Zayed if legal strategies failed .

Many militants renounce terrorism while in prison and receive clemency from the government .

Bolger added that the leaders are also considering a united call for clemency on the part of the Commonwealth .

`` The Australian Government will strongly press the Chinese authorities for the utmost clemency on compassionate grounds for his early return to Australia , '' Lightowler said .

It said many Indonesians sentenced to death after the coup have been granted clemency by Suharto .

`` A public statement calling for clemency by Shell 's top executive should be added to the international appeals already received by Gen. Abacha , '' Fleischman said .

The ambassador said that last year 236 Filipinos were granted clemency by King Fahd during the annual amnesty during the holy Muslim month of Ramadan and repatriated .

`` You have the right to seek presidential clemency in case you are not satisfied with the verdicts , '' he added .

The newspaper said al-Mitairi 's execution was delayed until the victim 's heirs reached the age of 18 so they could decide whether or not to grant clemency .

ADELAIDE , Australia ( AP ) --- The brother of murdered Australian nurse Yvonne Gilford said Sunday he would not ask Saudi Arabian authorities to give clemency to her accused murderers if they were found guilty .

Kuklinski has insisted he will accept nothing short of full clemency .

Shell International , the oil company against which Saro-Wiwa led his environmental cause , has even pleaded for his clemency .

White said says Caballero now faces a war crimes inquiry , while Waldman said Caballero deserves clemency because he helped convict others .

Saro-Wiwa 's son , Ken Wiwa , is currently in New Zealand to appeal to member nations at the Commonwealth summit to speak out for his father 's clemency .

Aspects of Love is based on David Garnett 's 1955 novel about a quintet of interrelated lovers in the South of France . 

A string quintet played in the largest of the reception rooms , and guests spilled out into the garden in between light showers . 

Tonight and for the following two nights we are privileged to welcome a quintet of American musicians specially brought together for the Guinness Spot in association with Frank Tate . 

President Gorbachev well understood the need for weapons reduction by negotiation , without jeopardising common security . 

Yet Denmark plans a 20 per cent reduction by 2000 and the Netherlands aim to stabilise production by 1995 , with cuts thereafter . 

The formation of the EEC in 1958 also saw substantial tariff reductions by member countries which increased competitive pressure on their industries . 

We made good progress , but a combination of better health promotion , screening and treatment should deliver say , a twenty five per cent reduction by the end of the century . 

The extent of the transformation in provision is indicated by the reduction from forty to six places in the average size of residential units across the system as a whole . 

This represents a considerable reduction from the figure of 980 in the Sixties , when student conductors were employed and before the introduction of one-man operations on trams and buses . 

What will be involved in the reduction from a battalion to one company in Scotland ? 

Moreover , the reductions in ozone itself could produce some positive feedback by further reducing the radiative heating and hence the temperature of the lower stratosphere . 

The corresponding reduction in the space posteriorly restricts the canal available for the spinal cord . 

A concerted effort by all departments has seen a considerable reduction in wastage , dramatic improvement in production efficiency and better logistics and distribution . 

The reduction of bone in their bodies doubtless made them considerably lighter , size for size , than their ancestors . 

We were genuinely impressed by the noise reduction on this very powerful motor . 

In this way we get closer to the efficient solution in which the marginal cost of pollution reduction is equalized across firms . 

We attribute the steady increase in nitric acid during autumn and the reduction during winter to the effects of heterogeneous chemistry . 

But operating profits improved in the second half and the company can take some credit for the reduction in gearing to just 5 p.c . 

In Covent Garden , Luttrell tells us , '' the image of the French king was made and drawn in a chariot , and over his head in capital letters was wrott , Lewis the greatest tyrant of fourteen '' , which they eventually committed to the flames .

Saturday morning pictures provided confirming images of women who not only worked hard , earned a living , but who carried a gun into the bargain .

The Queen of Beauty can not be pinned down to one expression , and every female image of beauty that is created is only a single realization of a great range of possibilities .

When you bear in mind that a 256 colour image at 1024 by 768 pixels is 768 K in size then it is not surprising that ordinary monitor controller cards simply can not redraw the screen image with any speed .

Researched by Miss Margaret Wilkes and Ms Diana Webster of the Map Library , and with sponsorship and support from The Highlands and Islands Development Board , Mobil North Sea Limited , British Aerospace , and the Ordnance Survey , the display fully exploited the new exhibition facilities to bring together a stunning collection of maps , charts , aerial photographs , satellite images , and map-making instruments .

Other bit image formats are GIF , which uses LZW compression and is widely used for clip art ; PIC , which is used by the Halo screen art programme ; and CUT , which uses the enhanced small disk drive RLL compression algorithm .

Division has implemented its software on the RS/6000 , creating RS/UniVRS , designed to enable real-time interaction between a user and three-dimensional computer-generated images for professionals in computer-aided design , mechanical engineering design , and chemical research .

The technique of creating still images ( described in detail in Chapter 3 ) is very useful as a means of encouraging reflection .

VidiPC form Rombo Productions is a video frame grabbing package which transforms a video image into a digitised format .

SunLink ISDN is for users working at home or at remote sites accessing corporate computing resources over ISDN phone networks and transmitting images and graphics at high speeds .

Pictures of old , tired faces : Madge 's made vacant by drugs , Bella 's grey with pain on a bad day , threw themselves like projected images on to the white kitchen wall .

Once back , I transferred them in Information Technology 's main system and used Adobe Photoshop to convert the full colour images to black and white , adjusting the brightness , contrast and grey levels to give more punch to the shots .

To design a means of navigating effectively amongst thousands of images , video sequences , sound , text and numerics , all seamlessly combined as a single information resource , is a challenging problem and one that lies at the heart of successful multimedia applications .

Or in The New Landscape of 1956 when Gyorgy Kepes demonstrates with photography at different scales how the images of art and science and geography were almost interchangeable .

Cosy images of thatched country inns abound on glossy book covers .

By other forms of reproduction an image may be more or less degraded , so that nothing can be learnt from them .

The cult of that false god was purged and all of its images and statuary pulverized .

The most obvious reason why there is a greater concern with visual images than with the printed word may be thought to be the emergence of the new media -- film , television and even the computer .

It is clear from the images in this figure that the major similar segments ( lengths 7 , 9 , and 11 ) are clearly visible in both images .

The smallest possible rectangular region fully encompassing each tissue section was captured at a high resolution at 0.64 ?m / pixel on a tile - by - tile basis , generating 100 - 400 individual digital image tiles per slide .

The Japanese were forced out of the Korean peninsula in the sixth century , but not before the Koreans had bequeathed to the Yamato court copies of the sacred images and scriptures of Chinese Buddhism .

We have always found ways -- excuses , if you like -- to look at documentary images of violence and death .

Madam Regent attended church and the mission schools ( which you can still visit in Honolulu ) and burned images of the old Hawaiian gods , while Kamehameha II entertained lavishly in the company of his wives .

The complete story was never this simple : but the image had adhesive quality . ''

The images shown in text Figure 2 were taken from this time - lapse film sequence .

The fluorescent stained images were observed under blue filter excitation and capture excitation images at 488 nm wavelength .

The spots in the right image are much less clear against the high background , but the fluorescent signals are still measurable .

Images of him with his tailored arms across the shoulders of other leaders seem reflections of genuine impulse , all the more poignant in the context of sober modern dress .

The wide - angle lenses spread the images out obscenely , so that the whole movie takes on the sweaty fatness of Welles ' Detective Hank Quinlan , and our own sense of space is continually violated .

The dataset we present here comprises embryonic expression patterns for about one-sixth of all Drosophila genes , documented with extensive digital images , controlled vocabulary annotations and microarray profiles .

For uniformity of processing , all images were resized with bicubic interpolation so that the distance from the center of the macula to the temporal disc edge was 490 pixels .

Similarly , Japanese calligraphy has a great artistic tradition , no less great than that of Japanese watercolor painting or Japanese costume , and beautifully brushed poems may appear next to watercolor images similar to those that often appear on clothes .

TN contributed image analysis and software expertise in method development .

Images were captured with an Optronics cooled CCD camera and imported into Adobe Photoshop .

As our results show , this method may be less accurate at the higher range of CD4 counts , where cells may be more likely to overlap in our digital images .

In particular , MIP images were generated interactively from postcontrast , fat - saturated , volumetric interpolated breath - hold images to outline vascular anatomy .

Images were obtained using Spot software ( Diagnostic Instruments ) and figures were constructed using Adobe Photoshop and Canvas ( Deneba Systems ) software .

Here is at least one image of how a large - scale smooth geometry might emerge from spin networks and constructive interference .

A long-standing friendship with an Asian family who were neighbours of mine led to my being involved in the process of Statementing their youngest child , Balbinder Singh .

But back on the marshes and fens , who was really to profit from this continual process of ever more intensive cultivation ?

To be sure , the president is usually the dominant partner in the legislative process ; most major legislative initiatives come from him and little legislation of real consequence is likely to pass without his support .

And the whole fluting process may have to be repeated to refine the design .

The artist must play an integral part in the process from the beginning .

SYDNEY ( Reuter ) -- Police arrested more than 200 anti-nuclear protesters at a military base in the south Australian outback yesterday , bringing the total detained to nearly 500 in three days of protests . 

Satellites and cellular telephones allow us to converse instantaneously from a London street to the Australian outback . 

She helped some bairns when she was living in the Australian outback . 

This is not a luxury Aussie skyscraper that caters for soft city folk -- it 's for those who relish a taste of adventure in the New Zealand outback . 

An enthusiastic audience was immersed in an exploration of primitive mystery recounting the vastness of Australia 's outback and its enigmatic history . 

He remembered Katherine 's admonition about Berlin being like a cage , and how animals often go crazy in captivity . 

Their approaches to Pope Boniface VIII and the resulting admonitions from the Pope condemning English invasions of the Papal fief of Scotland had incensed Edward and driven him to some of his more savage oppressions . 

Meanwhile , Lil takes on a sort of coaching role , hissing admonitions from her seven sets of lips . 

There was the experience for Daniel of falling in the water at a very early age , followed by the frequent admonitions of his anxious parents . 

The famous Lisbon earthquake of 1755 , which had faint reverberations as far north as Scotland , led George II to issue a solemn admonition to his people to the effect that ` the manifold Sins and Wickedness of these Kingdoms have most justly deserved heavy and severe Punishments from the Hand of Heaven . " 

He had fled abroad when Mary Tudor succeeded , and had passed the time writing letters of consolation to English Protestants , and , in 1554 , a savage attack on the English government , the Admonition to England . 

The Hancock Half Hours seemed to be finally at an end and both Ken and his public were ready for something in which ` Stop messing about " would mean something more than an admonition to an actor to concentrate on his script . 

But I was sitting on the sands of Ke Iki at midnight with a fairy-tale princess , a Botticelli Venus whose long blonde tresses reflected golden glints from the fire . 

" Her name is Barbara Stetson , she is now 82 , but in fishnets and suspenders was once , as Red Stetson , Britain 's highest can-can kicker . 

` She can be really tight , " Jinx said , picking a hole in her fishnet . 

Bill , Ministry 's drummer , has donned Emma 's black dress , Miki 's fishnets , put on some lipstick and shader , and is going to play guitar on ` For Love " . 

Sprawled on the floor with Toby straddled over her in his black fishnets , hands on hips and eyes blazing , Kate promised that she would n't tell their doctor or anyone else . 

` And on the lorry will be a clutch of nubile young ladies in red Santa Claus miniskirts and fishnet tights handing out leaflets saying come and shop in St Christopher 's Place . " 

` We 've another twenty minutes to do , " said Bunny , untangling his identity bracelet from Santa Claus 's fishnets . 

She was doing a reasonable Madonna impression : black leather mini-skirt , black fishnets and ankle socks , black and silver high heels . 

Malignant melanoma of the skin is caused by cancerous proliferation of melanocytes .

For years company pension schemes have argued that a pension fund surplus rightfully belongs to the employer -- hence the proliferation of contribution holidays .

Apparent recovery took place , though it was only temporary : it was followed by a fresh proliferation of leukaemic cells which no longer responded to treatment .

It was in the Mesozoic that a really considerable proliferation of urchins occurred , and they acquired the importance in the marine economy that they retain .

During their voyage a narrative is assembled through a series of flashbacks which reveal a proliferation of connections between the protagonists ' families and contemporary political events .

Possible mechanisms which may explain an increase in colonic cell proliferation caused by bile acids , include effects on prostaglandin synthesis , arachidonic acid release , and protein kinase C activity .

Short term supplementation with vitamin C reduces the cell proliferation to normal values possibly by reducing the S-phase duration .

Oat bran has been shown to increase tumourigenesis yet it does not effect colonic cell proliferation .

For example , brand proliferation may generate a welfare loss through excessive expenditure on fixed costs associated with each brand ( Schmalensee , 1978 ; Salop , 1979 ) .

Other issues which were discussed included nuclear and chemical proliferation in South Asia , and regional issues in Kashmir and Afghanistan .

True , too , that Iraq 's possession of a cadre of highly trained scientists and engineers poses a continuing threat of nuclear proliferation .

We recently found that this luminal lytic activity is highly correlated with in vivo proliferation of colonic epithelium , which indicates that these soluble surfactants may affect therisk of colon cancer .

Conversely , a low fibre diet did not lead to changes in cellular proliferation which might be associated with mucosal instability .

Thus , it remains essential to maintain adequate defences against such dictators and to prevent the further proliferation of nuclear arms .

Small businesses were encouraged , which brought a rapid proliferation of small privately-owned restaurants and shops on the city streets .

The systems were not designed for devolved budgets and the rapid proliferation of small self-supporting business units trading in an internal market place .

The histamine receptor antagonist , cimetidine ( 10 - 5 M ) reversed the histamine stimulated proliferation of both gastric cell lines despite having no effect on basal growth .

Instead of preventing proliferation , it has promoted it by allowing nations to protest innocence while violating the treaty 's inadequate provisions .

Therefore , multilateral negotiations commenced to prevent the proliferation of non-civilian nuclear technology , and the culmination of those negotiations was the NPT .

As axons of central neurons , dorsal root ganglia and sympathetic ganglia can induce proliferation of Schwann cells in vitro , we suggest that GGF gene products probably support the postnatal proliferation of Schwann cells in vivo .

Belgium , Luxembourg and the Netherlands announced in May that they had joined the 1987 Missile Technology Control Regime ( MTCR ) which committed industrialized countries to restricting missile proliferation in the developing world .

A proliferation of hermits tends to occur when Christian society perceives a gap between ecclesiastical and spiritual power .

These developments have fostered a proliferation of corpus compilation projects , with some of the more recent ones having target sizes set at 100 million words , e.g. :

The greatest immediate risk of proliferation stems from the break-up of the Soviet Union .

The proliferation index peaked at the 23rd percentile with the PCNA method .

Ellcock , 26 , took 117 wickets in 46 first-class matches at 29.01 during an injury-plagued 10-year career since making his debut for Worcestershire while still a pupil at Malvern College in 1982 . 

Every Wednesday afternoon for the past 15 weeks Tony has ` tutored " 1st year pupils at nearby ( and almost equally fashionable ) Holland Park Comprehensive . 

Pupils at Key Stage 2 will be extending their computer skills , and it is important that part of the history course is delivered through computers . 

The pupil at All Saints High School in Kirby , said : ` I 'm made up . 

Pupils from 16 Colchester schools went to the University of Essex to take part in the 43rd annual Colchester Schools ' Music Festival . 

Bobbie ( RH ) : It was better working with pupils from another school 'cos everyone 's good at different things so the more people in the project , the more things we can do . 

These Year 8 pupils from Lakers School in the Forest of Dean will be studying the play next year . 

Thirty senior class pupils from ten primary schools in the Yarm area will attend a three-day pilot project . 

Pupils from Redcar 's Zetland Primary School have been invited to join them as part of the launch of the Tidy Britain Group 's National Spring Clean ` 92 Campaign within Langbaurgh . 

They can and should be made readily accessible to teachers and pupils in English as in other subjects . 

Pupils in action schools became markedly less stereotyped than pupils in control schools . 

Pupils in schools designated for those with moderate learning difficulties have often met failure throughout their schooling . 

He must have enjoyed it when he was scoring off his pupils in his days as a college professor . 

This study looked at addition sums of a very elementary level which the Mathematics 5-14 document suggests should be attained at Level B or by most pupils in primary 4 . 

Examples of neo-Georgian pubs can be found in the suburbs of Liverpool ( often designed by Quiggin and Gee , two former pupils of Professor Reilly ) and in many other places . 

I 'll tell you now no pupil of mine drags their feet when they walk . " 

Orthodox pupils of the Jewish secondary school were greeted on arrival at Shefford with a welcoming ham omelette . 

Pupils of Leavis continue to support his concept of the centrality of the literary experience , denying its identification with middle-class culture and the charge of imposing alien values upon working-class children . 

After rapid progress at the School of Fine Arts at Lille he became a pupil of Francisque Rebour and Georges Busson , both respected equestrian painters . 

A dangerous crossing of the East Approach to Leith for pedestrians , including pupils of Portobello High School , exists at Baileyfield Road immediately north of the bridge carrying the East Coast Main Line railway . 

In future , no doubt , interviewers will look at test scores attained by teachers ' pupils and every school governing body will have a statistician capable of producing appropriate graphs . 

Justin 's pupil Tatian from Mesopotamia developed with a sarcastic pen the philosophers ' dependence on Moses , which he argued with elaborate synchronisms from ancient chroniclers proving the priority of Moses . 

In 1900 Brahm 's pupil , Max Reinhardt , met with a group of other young actors in Berlin 's Cafe Monopol . 

I want my pupils to participate in mathematical thinking , and to take the initiative . 

Each year a house music competition is held and every single one of the school 's senior pupils takes part . 

STORYTIME : Michael Hardcastle reads for St Malachy 's PS pupils Lisa Monaghan , 10 , left , Shauna McDermott , 11 , and Geraldine McKiernan at the Youth Libraries Group ` Extravaganza " in Maysfield Leisure Centre 

But approaching two thousand voters -- the mothers and fathers of Pate 's School pupils -- could now be influenced by the letter . 

BOHUNT and Mill Chase pupils vied with each other in a closely-fought end-of-term contest to win a place in the final of a quiz sponsored by Hampshire Racial Equality Council and the county education authority . 

It should be remembered , however , that the results of this project were obtained from 4th year pupils , not the 5th year , and that the schools involved were not operating a GCSE curriculum . 

In 1983 the whole curriculum for pupils aged 12-16 was reviewed through the production of two important documents . 

Teachers taught pupils how to make use of this environment by structuring collaborative work , supporting pupils in working together and demonstrating the purposes and processes of collaboration . 

For the next two years he was a pupil under ( Sir ) Henry Fowler [ q.v. ] , chief mechanical engineer of the Midland Railway at its Derby works . 

Using his Farman , which he had flown with such excellent results for the past few years , Jack instructed pupils with equally good results . 

Although there are no formal Careers classes , pupils in S4 and S5 come in small groups to the Careers Office several times each Session . 

Year 11 pupils were allowed out of school at lunch-time as well as years 12 and 13 . 

We also have links with Lothian Region Careers Service who come to the Careers Convention and who also interview pupils who are considering going straight into employment when they leave school . 

There is another important reason why the oldest primary pupils should not be taught exclusively by their class teacher . 

The primary school pupils studied by Sinclair and Coulthard had acquired such a knowledge of the way lessons develop ; the participants in a trial know what stage it is in and can organize their behaviour accordingly . 

This event also marked the formal opening of a sports and culture week for primary school pupils , as well as an annual town trade exhibition in which LASMO took part . 

The study set out to look at responses of Primary 7 pupils to simple addition problems . 

Performances were given by children from Juniper Green Primary School , pupils of Miss Bangham and Mrs. M. Collen on the clarsach . 

The report stated that the progress of primary pupils had been hampered by the influence of highly questionable dogmas , which had led to excessively complex classroom practices and devalued the place of subjects in the curriculum . 

His survey of 1,000 children found that 18.3 per cent of secondary and 17.1 per cent of middle school pupils claimed to have been bullied . 

In the latter part of the 1980s , the government has initiated a more wide-ranging change in the curriculum so that all secondary school pupils should do one or more ` practical " subjects . 

Many secondary pupils are likely to be more aware than younger children of their cultural and religious frames of reference . 

Similar but slightly larger amounts are allocated in the same way for secondary pupils . 

Thus children in a primary school will spend most of their time with the same teacher in any one year , while secondary school pupils will be taught by a variety of different teachers . 

MANAMA , Bahrain â€� The captain of the U. S. Navy frigate Stark said today that his crew had just seconds warning and was activating anti-missile defenses when the first of two Iraqi missiles smashed into the frigate .

But many aircraft , possibly including U. S. fighter planes , would probably be needed to take out Libya 's air defenses .

Few expected that Kadafi 's defenses would melt away so speedily .

In Jalalabad , the capital of Nangarhar province , the attackers tried unsuccessfully to break through the perimeter defenses of a U. S. military base near the airport .

Even after Kadafi 's defenses began collapsing and rebels entered Tripoli , there were reports of continuing fighting and of regime die-hards .

He said it was preceded by weeks of so-called shaping operations " to soften insurgent defenses in preparation for the harder fighting , " which began in the early hours of Saturday .

They are asking whether the U. S. should give up its reliance on making constant improvements to vehicle defenses .

The crowd swelled to about 3,000 , and American soldiers rushed in to reinforce the building 's defenses .

Kadafi 's fighters penetrated thin rebel defenses and pushed into Ajdabiya along the highway from the west , but also from the desert to the south , catching the rebels by surprise .

U. S. officials have questioned its potential effectiveness and said it would first require attacks to destroy Kadafi 's air defenses .

Having seen their suicide campaign blunted , Hamas , like Hezbollah , decided to shift to rocket attacks , which could fly over Israeli defenses .

" Just like suicide bombers , " he says , dropping his defenses for a moment .

And in 1981 , the defenses of a two-carrier U. S. battle group were more than enough to destroy two attacking Libyan jets in the Gulf of Sidra .

Libyan air defenses use older Soviet-era technology similar to what U. S. warplanes faced in Iraq , he said .

The surface of the ocean has become a very dangerous place without air defenses , such as carrier-based fighters that can prevent hostile aircraft or vessels from approaching close enough to launch their deadly missiles .

DeBoer co-stars as Sarah , the former fiancee of Johnny Smith ( Anthony Michael Hall ) , a man who 's emerged from a six-year coma with the paranormal ability to foresee the future lives of anyone he touches .

He 's new to the Internet , but he 's learning to type so he can e-mail my sister , his fiancee .

This time around , he gets mixed up in the mob family of his fiancee ( Jeanne Tripplehorn ) .

Through a series of fibs and omissions , Zhao has led his fiancee to believe that he is a man of substance , and his simultaneous efforts to sustain this imposture and to raise money set " Happy Times , " a wise , gentle and sad new comedy by Zhang Yimou , in motion .

When Ida 's 40 - year-old son Homer considers actually marrying his fiancee Myrtle - - after a seven-year engagement - - all four sisters face questions about how they will live out the rest of their days .

In that movie , Sandra Bullock 's character " proves " that she is coma guy 's fiancee by correctly identifying that coma guy ( Peter Gallagher ) had only one testicle .

In this connection it is saddening to observe the slow but certain deteriation [ sic ] in prisoners , some with fine feelings , until their fiancees are spoken of as chromos and their wives as c-nt ( p .

Eight years later , the young man writes flamboyantly to his fiancee , " I believe that with a bucket of sand and a wishing lamp I could create a world in half a second that would make this one look like a hunk of mud . "

The Star , meanwhile , maintains that Jerry Seinfeld 's new fiancee , Jessica Sklar , " is n't wasting any time " spending her intended 's $ 250 million fortune .

There are suggestions that the problems are both mechanical and psychological , that he is deeply affected by a breakup with fiancee Julie MacArthur .

The Globe , however , reports that it was Lawrence 's fiancee , Shamicka Gibbs , who has been " sitting at [ his ] bedside clutching Martin 's limp hand and praying to God to spare his troubled life . "

Q : I have a sixpence to give to my nephew 's fiancee , but I do n't know the rhyme that goes with putting it in a bride 's shoe .

While his fiancee is convinced that he has taken the necessary steps towards recovery , a review of previously undisclosed letters written during his years as a priest and to his former wife while incarcerated show that he has been trying for four decades to persuade those close to him that he had been cured of the pedophilia that afflicted him .

Evidence is emerging of widespread deaths among whales and dolphins due to the collapse of their immune systems .

Martin ( 1987 ) suggests a link between psychology and the immune system , based on the idea ` that the brain influences the immune system and , therefore , our resistance to disease " .

The report expressed serious concerns over the lack of medicines , food , fuel , transport , clean water supplies and operating sewage systems .

In the peal of bells resound the prayers for Führer and army and for a happy end to the struggle for Germany 's freedom and future . ’ 

She then literally jumped in her seat as a huge peal of thunder crashed directly overhead . 

All the other voices around me were saying the same and the distant peal of the convent bell mingling , not incongruously , with the cry from the minaret went unheeded . 

A door crashed somewhere up beyond a curtain wall , and the voices of women carried like a peal of bells -- melodious , chiming upon one another -- into the well of the gallery immediately above . 

Straightening up , he heard a sudden peal of church bells cleave through the silence . 

She had no memory of hearing the long peal of the doorbell , of moving stiffly across the hall to answer it . 

Ramlal approached in fear , awed by the sounds of chanting and the peal of bells that rose above the endless mutter of devotees . 

Those who were waking said afterwards that it did not move towards them across the sky from any direction , but burst suddenly , directly above them , in a great whirlwind and a peal of thunder . 

She threw the sponge at the taps in disgust , and registered the peal of the doorbell at the same time . 

And suddenly she laughed , a gay peal , refreshed by a whole day of escape from her selected cage . 

Merchants and storekeepers flocked to them , building at first only shanties for warehouses and stores , and the nearby towns which they were supposed to serve were seriously damaged . 

We were at the rear of a crowd hundreds strong looking down upon a scene of devastation : shanties burnt and smouldering , shanties still burning , pouring forth black smoke . 

Even from across the pool we could hear the yammer of their animated conversation . 

Often different coral species grow beside one another , mingled with sea pens arching above and beds of anemones that wave long tentacles in the current . 

The immunity enjoyed by clownfish from the venomous tentacles of the anemone has only recently become properly understood . 

This can only be defined by a large claw-like grasp on his left forearm , which could be identified as a tentacle of the Hydra . 

Hallucigenia 's tentacles appear to be singletons ; if they are in fact legs , they should come in pairs . 

Crustaceans are able to amble freely among the anemone 's tentacles because their hard exoskeletons protect them from stings from the nematocysts . 

These species float near the surface of the water on their feathery extended tentacles and hunt jellyfish . 

Its body measured about 3 metres , and its tentacles were another 13 metres long . 

Eventually they migrate within the sea slug 's tissues and are concentrated in the tentacles on its back . 

Compensating for this loss of sight , some species have small extendable tentacles at the angle of their jaws which serve as sensitive feelers . 

In this process , the tentacles serve another and important function , for the water brings with it dissolved oxygen which Lingula needs in order to respire . 

For all their adult lives they are solitary polyps , glued to the rock , their tentacles waving in the water ready to trap prey that may touch them . 

Another , named rather despairingly by the scientist who first examined it Hallucigenia , had seven pairs of limbs beneath and seven tentacles waving above , each of which ended , apparently , with a mouth . 

New tentacles writhed and grew , variously greasy and glassy and jelly-like . 

It was clear from the reports on fifty-nine cells in this guberniia that collaboration between the party and the people was minimal . 

More interestingly , Eliot returns to employing music-hall techniques at times reminiscent of Sweeney Agonistes and the ` Marie Lloyd " essay which had pointed out how music hall encouraged sympathetic collaboration between performer and audience . 

They come together in Headstrong , the result of a collaboration between dance group Adventures In Motion Pictures , and five hat designers whose numbers include Fred Bare . 

There was the original Peter Hall / Simon Rattle collaboration for the festival , remarkable for the introduction of authentic instruments to Glyndebourne . 

Exactly twenty years after their collaboration for that extraordinary presentation of Henry Moore in Florence , Caro 's exhibition reunites the powerful curatorial vision of Professor Giovanni Carandente with the British Council . 

We had a very happy collaboration in Berlin over Mozart 's Die Zauberflöte , which he had been wanting to do for a number of years . 

As in the First World War , the imperative need for active working-class collaboration in the war effort greatly enhanced the importance of the labour movement in the industrial and political life of the country . 

Current collaboration in the development of staff training materials may augur well for further co-operation and joint training opportunities . 

This study examines the public service broadcasters ' collaboration in the Eurikon and EUROPA satellite television channels , the reasons for the creation of the channels and the reasons for their demise . 

The collaboration of artists with the stage was also brought to a high point by Serge Diaghilev , in his commissions to artists for the Russian Ballet . 

There is a strong case for a more serious effort at collaboration on such matters within the alliance . 

The existence of Rios 2 as a separate development from the IBM-Motorola Inc-Apple Computer Inc collaboration on Rios 1 or PowerPC , was confirmed at IBM 's extension of the RS/6000 line last month . 

The three-year collaboration on this multimedia workshop aims to create two prototype multimedia applications for various categories of visitors and to experiment with putting such applications on media such as CD-ROM and Compact Disk-Interactive . 

Baker 's visit coincided with Turkish Prime Minister Suleyman Demirel 's visit to the USA , during which US-Turkish collaboration on activity in central Asia was discussed . 

Washington 's nuclear collaboration with Romania dates from the 1970s , when the West was vigorously encouraging President Nicolae Ceausescu to pursue policies independent of the Soviet Union . 

It is not certain whether or not the discontinuation of the Concentrated Reinforcement Programme has heralded the end of BRAC 's collaboration with the village practitioners . 

One of the experiments on the flight was designed by Dr Briarty in collaboration with Dr Maher . 

In collaboration with foreign research groups , comparative studies of some of the technological areas will also be undertaken . 

The range of speakers called upon seemed consciously designed to stress Christian collaboration within the movement and equally its vitality across generations . 

Only in the later 1820s is there clear evidence not only of the pursuit of mass public meetings , as at Liverpool in April 1828 , but collaboration in setting up similar meetings in other major centres . 

The closeness of Pound 's and Eliot 's collaboration when they were young did not become clear Until 1972 . 

I wanted our collaboration , strange as it was , to continue for eve ; , just so long as it kept him beside me . 

Their previous collaborations include work with prog-rock idol Steve Hillage on various Orb projects and with the offshoot-band System 7 . 

So this was the first fruit of our collaboration , the test of our method ! 

In the tense climate of postwar eastern Europe , the new powers expediently circumnavigated the full truth of their citizens ' wartime collaboration and atrocities in order to consolidate power as quickly as possible . 

True art and architecture collaboration is a process in which everyone has to define his own limits . 

The United Kingdom government strongly urged reconsideration of the decision , invoking Germany 's long-standing commitment to European defence collaboration . 

Now , after a space of seven years , director Martin Scorsese and actor Robert De Niro are reunited for GoodFellas , their sixth film collaboration . 

Progress towards the achievement of these aims requires inter-agency collaboration . 

Packer remarks that the greater willingness to join in collaboration against a consorting male may be related to the greater benefits that the altruism bestows on the recipient in these cases . 

The decision to continue collaboration after 1918 can only be understood through the actual events of that year . 

It would be prudent to assume that the GRU , in collaboration with its clients , is effective at identifying needs and diverting what it purloins to the right places . 

You do this research in collaboration with the Royal Sussex Hospital . 

The car also represents the second full-scale collaboration between Rover and its Japanese partner Honda , which has shared design and development costs . 

There may be no direct collaboration between SBUs , but what Porter calls the same generic skills may be called upon . 

We argued for much greater prominence to be given to the potential of genuine pupil-pupil collaboration , and less to low-level writing , reading and drawing tasks . 

In this way the Synod will help develop closer collaboration between religious , lay people and priests . 

As the ancestor spirits are such realistic replicas of living elders it is perhaps not surprising that they should work in such close and harmonious collaboration . 

When Britain and France , in close collaboration with Israel , launched a military attack on Egypt , the American government was furious . 

The activities of the tuberculosis unit received worldwide recognition as examples of technically advanced countries benefiting from the MRC 's close collaboration with a substantial group of developing countries . 

Several governments , particularly from the larger states , sought co-operation on immigration and frontier controls and also closer police collaboration . 

One obvious snag is that the insistence on international collaboration , whatever cultural value it may have , is inconsistent with the Single Market ( ostensibly a reality since the beginning of this year ) . 

As such , the Japanese are internationalising their Sigma project , now in the private sector , and actively seeking international collaboration in research into fundamental software architectures . 

Such a role called for financial autonomy , an independent international civil service , and collaboration between world organizations . 

They do not just generate data but enter into collaboration in the continuous monitoring of classroom activity and its effects . 

This collaboration should involve both their teachers and their peers . 

The most difficult moments of our collaboration involved getting through his very special resistances and hesitations in taking a picture . 

Large , rotting cider casks in a derelict part of the mill bear silent witness to this now forgotten trade . 

Some of the damage was done by the thousands of casks of rum which were stored in the town , and which exploded in the heat and caught fire immediately . 

Her engagement present was hardly internationalist or fashionable : two dead fish , six casks of sake , some silk for a kimono . 

In Bailiffs of Dunwich v. Sterry , the plaintiffs had the right to wrecks at Dunwich and the defendant took a cask of whisky from a wreck before the plaintiffs could get it . 

Balor grinned at Snodgrass and smacked his lips and grabbed the cask of mead and thought that had n't the Humans strange , mimsing appetites to be sure . 

Our head rails were washed away and our water casks drove en masse from side to midships . 

Permoid of Aycliffe , Britain 's largest manufacturer of famous steel beer casks has just launched a new half a million pound production line in a bid to attract sales from Germany . 

He does n't find it necessary to ` dry hop " the beer -- that is adding hops to each finished cask . 

Then the pulp was crushed to extract the juice , and the liquid was left for up to three months to ferment before being transferred to casks for maturing . 

Revealing , among other things , three large man-sized casks on deck , upended , with lids . 

Black Eagle Street had been swallowed completely , surviving only as the dray walk , where casks were loaded . 

As well as seeing how whisky is made , visitors to the Glenfiddich Distillery can see coopers making oak casks . 

It was really an adaptation for people of the much earlier sledge used for transporting wine casks . 

Discarded vinegar or wine casks also make excellent small-pool containers , when sawn in half and waterproofed inside with bitumen paint . 

The Macallan is a smooth , sumptuous whisky that gets its character and rich , dark amber colour from the sherry casks in which it is aged for at least ten years . 

While the beer continues to ferment in the cask the CO 2 produced escapes through the soft spile . 

An experienced cellarman checking a cask of ale to make sure that the beer has ` dropped bright " and is ready to be served . 

How to ruin perfection : gas connected to a cask of beer keeps the ale under a blanket of CO2 , making it unpleasantly fizzy 

English Hops began their development of hop oils by looking at the ` dry hopping " end of the brewing process , when a handful of whole or pellet hops are added to casks of beer . 

On his orders the tapster broached a good cask of wine and brought across a bowl of water . 

Galleys from Gascony laden with casks of wine , woad ships for Picardy , the whelk boats of Essex , and the great vessels of Alamein and Norway making ready for sea . 

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I ran a fragrant bath through muslin bags of mint and lavender and flung my clothes onto a chair eager to get in . 

Above him hung a cellophane bag of yellowy liquid , a tube carrying that vital plasma into his arm , somewhere below the lower extent of his field of vision . 

He also handed him his bag of tools and said , ` You 'll be wanting these , before you go . " 

The old man went on his way , and I put my bag on a supermarket trolley and wheeled it off to look for Mr Coary . 

Emil briefly consulted a notebook , stowed his travel bag on a rack in a small bedroom and directed me to put my big in the one next door . 

Placing her bag on the table , she halted beside him as she looked vaguely round for a mug . 

From here they must await their wave , drop into it , and be swept beneath the overhang into the cave where they grope around in total darkness filling their bags with birds ' nests . 

He dumped his overnight bag with mine and I went out to tell the driver we were just coming . 

As she passed the new couple her beach bag caught the Factor 15 and knocked it off the table . 

But even as she was unslinging her canvas bag , so the group moved off to the lifts again . 

Tied loosely around the strap of her shoulder bag was a navy and yellow scarf . 

He zipped up his tool bag and hobbled away before Endill had the chance to reply . 

I contemplate the thought of days spent looking along the length of Tony 's tripod bag . 

It 's handy to have a baby changing bag packed and ready to go with the nappies , wipes and anything else you 'll need . 

` He had wanted to be a doctor since he asked for a medical bag for Christmas when he was six-years-old . 

He had set down the bag of washing on the floor between his feet , for she had n't been able to manage the washing since last year 's fall . 

He was clutching his carrier bags and he seemed no different from usual ; in fact he was n't even looking at them . 

She swung the boot cover up and reached inside for the two carrier bags of supplies . 

With heaving stomach , Kelly had gone to the kitchen , tipped the burnt remains of her cat into a plastic bag and took it downstairs to bury it in the garden . 

I snagged the plastic bag , water got in , soaked my socks and the outside froze . 

Plastic bags can choke animals and broken bottles can cut them . 

Do not come to an interview encumbered with a lot of clutter like parcels , scarves , large shopping bags , and shoulder bags , which make you look burdened down . 

The shopping bag lay on the pavement , bright oranges rolling to rest in the gutter . 

Further into town , there were more people , many carrying white plastic bags , clearly filled with booty from looting expeditions . 

Miss Logan carried a small bag of lemons , which had also been advised . 

Underneath these things were some papers tied up inside a cloth , and a bag of gold coins . 

They make the most noise -- singing , chanting and shouting imprecations against the opposition fans -- they run the most and they can represent a rather awesome spectacle to their rivals . 

Although liability for affray is excluded where the threats are by words alone , it would be a somewhat unusual altercation in which both participants stood stock still whilst uttering their imprecations and threats . 

The stalls and booths along Cheapside were plying a busy trade , the shouts of their keepers and the bold imprecations of the apprentices creating an unbearable din . 

His whole being had been consumed by a passionate longing to return . 

Swept by an overwhelming longing to touch him , she let her hands relax , absorbing the feel of the hard muscles of his back against her palms . 

She felt almost overwhelmed by a deep physical longing to leave this busy city -- and the increasing tension of her life in Lady Wyndham 's house . 

Penry 's displeasure gave her a sudden , desperate longing to get back to wherever -- and more importantly whoever -- she belonged . 

Meanwhile , Chancellor Helmut Kohl yesterday described German longing for unity as an historic fact and said those trying to ignore it were making a ` serious mistake " . 

They could feel angry , embarrassed and even guilty because of the comments of over-anxious parents who keep hinting about their longing for grandchildren , or make it clear that they think there should be no more . 

Their cries rose louder and more urgent now in their primitive longing for meat . 

A greater distance from the events of 1680s made it easier for people to develop a nostalgic longing for the return of the exiled Stuarts as the solution to the nation 's ills . 

This is not out of nostalgia or for a longing of times gone by -- it is because it is a real top notch release ! 

Sensitive Sunday 's a time when you must tune into the needs and longings of loved ones . 

Damian considered her too inexperienced sexually to be able to fulfil that longing of his to express himself fully through the body . 

The dragon was the same as her wild longings , her fierce and stubborn courage , her desire to fly . 

In important respects , however , his longing was a self-deception , a poetically fruitful means of expressing that sense of loneliness and isolation which had been as much a part of him in Ottery as in London . 

One day we may be able to satisfy all our food longings and still maintain a healthy diet . 

She was able to will her longing into an unexamined haze but she could not stay away from the post office on Monday . 

The wistful longing after a determinate hidden variable theory clearly remained unassuaged . 

He determined beforehand that he would not mention to Fisher his longing for time to read books . 

Her longing for a child was something she kept hidden from others ; she would n't even discuss it with Richard . 

Who knows , if he handled this correctly , his secret longing for a seat in the House of Lords might yet be fulfilled . 

A great longing to see his father 's face had swept over him , filling him with a sudden , intense pain . 

For a second she knew an intense longing to flee -- to get a million miles away from this place and everyone in it . 

Glancing at his figure , Laura felt the old longing for him twist like a knife in her stomach . 

I have an inexpressible longing to write another opera … and once I have composed for Naples I shall be in demand everywhere …

We all have a deep longing to see the Good News of Christ 's love spreading throughout the world . 

Their migration must bring to Slorne a terrible longing for the land she was taken from . " 

I have presented the papers I handed to them and they are very much Pleased with the paper 's I presented but the only thing that is still Keeping me here is the airport delivery Tag which is not placed on the Boxes , one of the Airport Authority has advise that we get the Delivery tag so that I can exit the airport immediately and make my Delivery successful .

Here it is important to establish the class categorisation and number of class boundaries actually being used in the study . 

Existing tagsets tend to agree about the major word class categorisations but there are often differences in the sub-categorisations used . 

Thus the economic , political and organizational contexts within which teachers work determine which pupil categorizations they take for granted , which they question and dispute , and what those categorizations are . 

For example , in his review of the functions of the inferotemporal cortex in rhesus monkeys , Dean concludes that this area may be involved in ` stimulus categorization " , rather than visual perception . 

Having explored at some length the categorisation and determinants of inter-country bargaining structures it is also necessary to look at some of the implications of these structures for the conduct of industrial relations . 

The research which underpins current understanding of black underachievement , and the political and professional reinterpretation of it , rests upon ethnic categorizations . 

However , her categorisation is unprincipled in the sense that it does not really relate types of metaphor to each other , and is thus no more than a typology of poetic examples . 

The positivist method operates by the categorization of directly observable social phenomena into variables which are tested in their causal relationship to certain independent variables in an attempt to produce testable laws and theories . 

O'Connell points out that even boundary treaties may contain other provisions for the performance of reciprocal rights and duties , a factor which prevents their easy categorisation as a dispositive or personal treaty with specific legal consequences . 

It showed how categorisation by discipline installations , painting , photography and so on can still work effectively as a way of organising an exhibition . 

Gilbert Ryle in 1947 showed , however , that this dualism was based in a mistake in the categorization of ideas relating to the two terms . 

The categorisation of rural change into the two alternative paths of Kulak and Junker is schematically useful , but does not exhaust the possible forms of agricultural development . 

This can only be done , of course , with authors who lived within modern categorizations of sexuality -- but that period , after all , does include the entire history of the cinema . 

The only unambiguous categorisations of people are by physical size , age and sex . 

This definition breaks away from the previous categorisations of handicap and attempts to introduce a subtler and a more relative concept . 

` Generic " ideal types are categorizations of empirical phenomena universally present in social action , though in varying degrees , such as goal action . 

The categorization of social class used in these studies is the conventional one based on husband 's occupation . 

If later words in the sentence suggested a different categorisation of the main verb , then re-interpretation of the sentence was possible with re-allocation of the case roles . 

This means that the earlier categorisations of feminism ( socialist feminism , liberal feminism , radical feminism ) no longer work . 

It introduced the concept of ` special educational needs " , recommending that it replace categorisation of children by the ten existing statutory categories of handicap . 

Unambiguous categorization of the users into staff , students , and others would be a useful first step . 

We give them a chance to realize their own potential by giving them a place where they can develop a sense of competence , of usefulness , a sense of belonging and of influence .

Essentially , he proposes that the parent of all Indo -European languages was itself born in central Anatolia , whence it spread eastward , westward , and northward , being modified by the influences of the languages with which it came into contact , till it ultimately emerged in its recognizable , modern manifestations which we categorize into Germanic , Hellenic , Italic , Indo -Iranian , Anatolian , Armenian , Celtic , Tocharian , Albanian , and BaltoSlavic .

Their influence waned , and they began to be absorbed into the general population .

The richness and variety of his own vocabulary was a good influence on that army of young readers .

Although partners and grandmothers in Bolivia may have an influence on feeding decisions because of their emotional importance to the mothers , it is unlikely that they will exert much effect through the transmission of facts .

Hellenistic and Oriental influences were most evident in religion .

In his substantial Introduction , Lighter treats several aspects of his subject , from What Is Slang ? through Slang in Its Cultural Environment , Some Features of Slang , The History of Slang , Influences on Slang : Military and Civilian , Slang in Other English-Speaking Countries , to Motives for Using Slang and a final word , History of the Project , the last revealing that the editor 's initial interest in such a project went back to 1968 .

Supposed advantages at home ( a trusted brand , political influence ) will be useless in the booming international market .

And , Gaddis concludes , `` [ T ] he Americans lost influence in the Middle East as a result of Suez , while the Russians gained it . ''

But it 's a testament to the agenda-setting influence of conservatives these days that , on Social Security , we 're debating the merits of lemonade , when the real issue is : Where do you get the water ?

At the same time , the system of prescribing medicines will be transformed by a substantial reduction in the distorting influences of the current multibillion-dollar industry of marketing medicines to doctors and ( increasingly ) directly to the public .

Antonin Scalia cast his two votes ( his own and Clarence Thomas ' ) with dissenting Justice Anthony Kennedy , who argued that the decision might limit the influence of the very rich , or so I understand it .

In early 2000 , the United States began a high-level effort to persuade Pakistan to use its influence over the Taliban .

While genetic makeup and peer influence can override some elements of the home environment , parental attention , input , and example can not be written off .

He caricatures it briefly , calls it `` banal '' and `` tautological , '' and cites its influence on mainstream economics as further evidence of the corruption of the academy .

Auditors may use approaches drawn from the field of program evaluation to try to isolate the effects of the program from these other influences .

His key influence is his father Benzion , a fierce , tyrannical intellectual who has nothing but suspicion and hatred for Arabs .

The influence of race was not considered because of the high percentage of whites in Utah ( i.e .

The authors clearly state that the company had `` a nonbinding input on issues of study design and analyses '' but it had `` no influence on reporting of the data or the decision to publish . ''

The NYT reports that even at the height of its influence , the Christian Coalition kept thousands of dead persons , duplicate names , and wrong addresses on its lists of supporters .

Some -- such as Fox 's Brit Hume , McLaughlin 's Michael Barone and McLaughlin 's Lawrence O'Donnell -- think he has been too damaged by his recently published views on World War II and Israeli political influence to make much of an impact .

We like to think that in our small way , we 're having some influence on the conventional media , too .

Free agency and celebrity endorsements have exaggerated the influence of individual stars .

But Herrnstein and Murray 's method of figuring socioeconomic status seems designed to low-ball its influence , as explains .

In the real world , however , top management has much more influence on and interaction with the outside auditors .

Most newspapers have elaborate church-state segregation to prevent even the suggestion of influence from the corporate side .

Then there 's the matter of our cultural influence , which is huge ( and by no means entirely benign ) , even if its full magnitude is n't always appreciated by the NPR crowd .

It noted the disproportionate influence of Iran 's 1 million university students in a country of some 62 million where more than 60 percent are under 25 years old .

The Sogas had promoted Buddhism as an imperially sanctioned counterweight to the native Shinto religion , along with the new Chinese customs , to weaken the influence of their more conservative rivals .

She told us that , in general , putting the Pakistanis on the terrorist list would eliminate any influence the United States had over them .

In an hour-long speech to GOPAC Monday night , he boasted about the Contract With America 's influence in Mongolia .

I must , however , give you kudos for being the first writer I 've ever seen limn Beck 's Godley Creme influence .

Through writers like Qutb , and the presence of Egyptian Islamist teachers in the Saudi educational system , Islamists already had a strong intellectual influence on Bin Ladin and his al Qaeda colleagues .

Its proximity to the US — only 90 minutes from Miami by air — means that cultural influences for the young are found in American entertainment media and sports .

The latter was built by Shogun Ieyasu Tokugawa to split and counteract the powerful influence of Nishi-Honganji , which had attracted thousands of followers with its free-wheeling Buddhism : it allowed priests to marry and have children , permitted the eating of meat , and renounced traditional ascetic practices .

In Picardy the Flemish influence is unmistakable , and although Alsace may celebrate Bastille Day at least as proudly as any other French province , its cuisine , wines , and dialect all reveal a profoundly Germanic influence .

To ignore or scorn writing and its influences is struthious and unscholarly , and this emerging crop of books , besides their attractive graphics—excuse the pun— are welcome .

The influence of Guadalupe is as powerful today as it was 450 years ago .

And that we ought to pay attention to the influences that are changing this architecture , and therefore changing this freedom .

The nation has recently considered leaning toward the mainstream right to expand its influence .

This tobacco use prevention program is also consistent with guidelines by the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control [ 18 ] which recommend inclusion of content which addresses the short term effects of tobacco use , social influences of tobacco use , marketing of tobacco products , initiation of educational programs in elementary school and soliciting community support .

The United States has had to find ways to extend its reach , straining the limits of its influence .

-After Robert 's death , Clara moved to Berlin in 1857 , where she performed , taught , and edited Robert 's works and letters ; she was known as a champion and interpreter of the music of Schumann and Brahms , and was a direct influence on their music .

Although the paper was not published in a high-profile journal , this elegant and very significant result has had a huge influence on subsequent research .

The dominance of Coke , for example , in the cola wars may date to the influence of Gen .

Kurlak is simply an extreme example of Wall Street 's new reality , which is that no one has as much influence as the people who supposedly know where a company 's stock price is going to go .

Pakistan has been the key supporter , but Saudi Arabia and the United States -- both keen to stem Iranian influence in the region -- also are believed to have supplied finance .

There is nothing new about other nations resenting U.S. influence on their political , economic , and cultural lives .

But after so many years closed off from the rest of Europe , of equal significance was the injection of foreign influences into Franco 's once hermetically sealed Spain .

This work was supported in part by a grant from Novartis Pharma AG Basel , but was carried out without influence from its sponsor .

In social science terms , the Republicans believe there is a correlation between the influence of religion and obedience to the law .

Dage has introduced an improved version of its disposable user comfort and increased protective coverall , offering enhanced protection for a variety of industrial and commercial applications . 

As for the red-bearded Squat who only stood waist-high to Meh'Lindi … dapper in his quilted red flak jacket , green coveralls , and forage cap , his was obviously a comically hopeless passion . 

Like others in the area , the three ship 's officers were dressed in drab coveralls . 

He pulled up at the pumps and the attendant , a young black wearing green coveralls and cap bearing the petrol company 's logo , approached and leaned down to the open window . 

He was clad in the same white coveralls as the half-dozen policemen who had been working over the room , like a coven of wraiths . 

They were tired and despondent , stooped in their waterproof coveralls . 

And he come up and he had some dirty coveralls in there and he was washing them . 

you know but you 'll come being being twenty seven you do n't really have to worry about your heart rate and that yet but as you get older you will

sure well if you keep up a a consistent pace just to keep the heart rate going uh

I arranged them carefully , watered them dutifully , and checked their progress constantly , recording their growth rates and bloom times .

We use the Kelvin model as a conceptual representation for describing the individual behavior of both the ligament and the bone as a function of loading rate .

Further , in the fastest growing red - blue colony , where red secretes molecules and blue secretes molecules per second , both the red and blue bacteria in that mixed colony are replicating at the identical optimum rate .

Heart rate was unchanged from pre - norepinephrine infusion to peak response ( p = 0.3905 ) .

Agricultural workers : Because they are seasonal laborers and have a high turnover rate , they were excluded from the law .

i was just wondering how you get your heart rate up or does pumping iron do that

We ourselves , in our biosphere , econosphere , and technosphere , gate our rate of discovery .

Because the rate of growth prior to katatrepsis was the same at both temperatures , 10°C embryos that undertook early katatrepsis appeared to do so at a less developed stage ; that is embryos just prior to katatrepsis had significantly shorter bodies at 10°C than at 0 - 4°C ( figure 5 ) .

you know each child has to learn at his own rate they ca n't keep force feeding things to each other and

4 ) The rate of intestinal absorption ( PO , defined as the rate of uptake by the portal vein ) of a drug can be determined from the experimental venous blood levels after an oral dose .

Similarly , the very small further increase in metabolic rate after adrenalectomy was significant .

NMR spectroscopic applications enable the rates of osmotic shrinkage and swelling to be measured in situ and also enable measurement of transport of small molecules and ions in vivo [ 70 ] .

The column reports that last year banks raised outstanding credit by more than 8 percent , the fastest rate of increase in ten years .

In concordance with previous investigations [ 10 ] , it was found that the rate of lens compaction was not constant over time , and that the majority of compaction was observed before middle age .

Continuing to reduce poverty at the rate it has been dropping during the past eight years would be a far more plausible aspiration .

In addition , the hexamer molecular components are removed from the system at an adjustable rate that holds their internal concentrations constant whatever the rate of reproduction of hexamer may be .

Second , reducing the rate of HIV transmission is in any event not the only social goal worth pursuing : If it were , we 'd outlaw sex entirely .

Comparison of the evolutionary rates for proteins in different bins showed that yeast proteins in the bins with the greatest number of interactions , on average , evolved slower than the bulk of the proteins ( Fig .

four weeks then i had to use them all the time and then i had to i found that i had to raise them above my head and kind of down my back to to get the heart rate up it was very progressive it was progressive

The Democrats maintain that the Republicans ' increase in spending is below the rate of medical inflation ( the Republicans respond by pointing to the general rate of inflation ) .

Because a large proportion of street costs are fixed , 27 the unit ( per piece ) street cost initially declines rapidly as volume increases and continues to decline at a decreasing rate .

Because OCP ligation / ERCA does not rely on thermal cycling for amplification , amplification kinetics are not limited by cycling rate .

Trainers measure the rate of buildup of lactic acid in your muscles , then claim that their programs will control it .

Fourth , Besharov and Dembosky take issue with the documented drop of 36 percent in the rate of Child Protective Services investigations by pointing out that the set of uninvestigated cases includes educational neglect and emotional maltreatment .

These include initial population size , number ofgenerations , reproduction rate , crossover rate , and mutation rate [ 14 ] .

If a patient has a bedsore and is incontinent the frequent changing of sheets and incontinence pads might be regarded as nursing . 

One patient , suffering from cerebral palsy , was admitted with terrible bedsores which have since been treated .

The tedium of disembarkation while she booted her carry-sac in a full one-gee through the murmurous shuffle to Customs . 

I saw him doing a side shuffle to the main entrance as we all trooped along here . 

He was aware of a shuffle of shoes , thick stockings , a dark skirt , a slightly stale warm odour . 

He heard with awful clarity , above the shuffle of feet and the soft roaring of cars , the croak and caw of rooks and their tattered scuffling overhead . 

Soon the great awards of knighthoods give way to the decorations reserved for the civil and military services , and the shuffle of office workers is broken only by the occasional clink of a cavalryman 's spur . 

Ho ! " accompanied by the shuffle of feet and a background of muttered curses . 

Behind him , distantly , a bugle was sounding , followed by the clank and shuffle of armoured men running . 

The economical shuffle of the marathon runner is useless for the 10K runner , because the latter is developing more power in each stride . 

There is a steady shuffle of people leaving once the film has started as they find it is so difficult to follow that the experience is frustrating . 

A compromise proposed by the state would force the farmers to carve artificial marshlands from their fields to serve as natural filters , cleansing the water before it is sent southward . 

It is just outside this area but it is the home of the Duke of Bedford , whose ancestors put their wealth , or capital , into a vast scheme to drain the marshland of the Fens . 

Others include an excavator for working in marshland , and a catamaran for excavating river crossings . 

Much of the marshland surrounding the broads and rivers has been drained to make the land available for agricultural use . 

River Trolls live in marshlands or bogs , and beside untamed rivers where the banks are broad and muddy . 

Eventually it receded leaving the fertile marshlands stretching for more or less ten miles to the wolds , whose now gentle eastern slopes were once the exposed chalk cliffs . 

Glanville Jones cites a number of examples where scattered farmsteads existed in extensive temporary grazing in mountains and marshland , and where forest areas were shared between numerous vills . 

The marshlands , situated on the north bank of the Thames estuary east of London , are wetlands of prime importance for migrating birds . 

He said there was a similar problem in the town 12 years ago with rats coming from the marshlands . 

“ As fast as we are reducing the population arriving from the marshland and canal they are expanding . ” 

This production is neither send-up nor good , old-fashioned thriller , but a preposterous , flabby compromise occupying a marshland between the two . 

Ordinary treatment may generally include the type of less intrusive , less expensive care we call preventive treatment . 

Your midwife or GP will be able to tell you about the types of care available which may include : a hospital maternity unit , a GP maternity unit , or a home birth . 

This type of union resembles the free intercirculation union in terms of the currency competition associated with it . 

It is the first car of its type to have plastic outer panels for weight-saving . 

Whatever their personality type , these children have a significant risk of primary addictive disease and they will also tend to marry people with primary addictive disease . 

The colder the temperature , the drier your skin becomes , whatever your skin type . 

I would better understand this type of ` high-tech " approach if you demolished the whole of Trafalgar Square and started again with a single architect responsible for the entire layout . 

The types of learning involved range from simple associations and learning names to the understanding of concepts and principles based on several concepts . 

This rarer type of Down 's syndrome can happen whatever the mother 's age . 

One might have thought that the context makes it clear that horses is to be interpreted as ` stallions " ; however , such an interpretation is not available for this type of sentence . 

It is to be hoped that data become available to permit this type of forecast for the whole of HE . 

Sooner or later the predator will end up feeding preferentially on the most abundant of the available types of prey . 

Software catalogues and directories giving information on programs are largely available either by type of microcomputer , subject or type of educational institution . 

This model coexists with other idea systems within the organization that are designed to handle different types of ideas and/or clientele ( i.e. suggestion systems and quality circles ) . 

Figure 1.1 illustrates these different types of interval ; time is the upward axis and the others are spatial ( one spatial direction is suppressed ) . 

The allocation of the principal services provided by these different types of local authority is illustrated on page four . 

We were well stuck into an excellent local red type of mouthwash , Donnaz , when Ino insisted on our sampling a white Pinot Noir from one of the localities I remembered crawling through in the train . 

Finally , local government is responsible for some types of regulation , for example land use or zoning laws . 

During this time he developed and patented several new types of high-pressure steam boiler as well as making improvements to steam-tight glands , valves for pumps , and anti-clinkering fire bars . 

A variety of improved " implantable " devices like the newer types of pacemakers allow sensitive monitoring of essential functions to take place and adjustments to be made without further surgery . 

The building , in Dudley Road on the Yarm Road Industrial Estate , is the first outpatient facility in the area to offer the new type of scanner . 

A nice crunchy gravel path might suit your garden , but it will involve you in a little more maintenance than most other types of path . 

At the back of this leaflet there is a list of organisations which can offer you help and advice , if you are in a relationship where there is a threat of violence or other types of abuse . 

In the hotel and catering business , as in all other types of business , control should be exercised over all operations throughout the establishment , for control attacks fraud and ineffectiveness and promotes efficiency . 

Here the categories of equity , debt , and other types of financing are used . 

Our first catalogues on properties at risk concentrated on particular types of buildings such as country houses and churches . 

The decision -- or , as we have seen , more commonly non-decision -- to use a particular type of credit is of course only part of the process . 

Clearly , too , English language teaching and research would be greatly aided by facilities enabling particular types of linguistic and historical information to be extracted . 

If you have HP Laserjet IIP installed as your printer , for example , you will have to change to another as none of these TrueType fonts are compatible with this particular type of printer . 

These were not able to afford education or were unable to pass the necessary scholarship or entrance exams , or they were the sons and daughters of artisans seeking similar type craft training for their offspring . 

A similar type of multiplex polymerase chain reaction analysis aimed at detecting DNA deletions has revolutionised antenatal diagnosis of Duchenne type muscular dystrophy . 

Similar types of set-up were also tried with students confined in a room with a loud noise . 

In fact this is why wholesalers established voluntary groups or chains , in order to meet the challenge of the variety multiples and offer a similar type of image to the public . 

The Pentagon plans to then consolidate its troops at several key hubs in South Korea .

" I follow this pretty closely , " Gates told troops at Forward Operating Base Dwyer outside Kandahar early this month , noting that there were precisely 7,081 MRAPs in Afghanistan that day .

Later in his six-hour unannounced visit , his first to the war-battered country since becoming president , Obama received a rousing welcome from American troops at the sprawling Bagram air base outside Kabul .

The president plans to follow the speech with a visit to troops at Ft. Drum in upstateNew York on Thursday .

Insurgents also attacked U. S. troops at a police station in the Sunni Triangle city of Samarra , warning shopkeepers to close before opening fire with rifles and rocket-propelled grenades , witnesses said .

Military sources said gunmen attacked troops at Nyabiraba , 11 miles from Bujumbura , and five attackers were killed .

During four days in Afghanistan , Gates said goodbye to U. S. troops at remote outposts , including several where combat has been especially intense during the last year .

He plans to give the same message to troops at Camp Pendleton and other Marine bases when he returns .

In 1991 , the government refused to allow the United States to continue stationing troops at two major military bases , Clark Air Base and Subic Bay Naval Station .

Most were deported under terms that ended a standoff between Palestinian fighters and Israeli troops at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem in 2002. It was not clear when the return would take place .

The split emerged this year when President Obama ordered the withdrawal of 100,000 troops at a faster rate than commanders had recommended .

So it sent a jolt through Congress on Thursday when Murtha stood before a bank of television cameras and announced tearfully that he had decided it was time to withdraw U. S. troops from Iraq .

Senior Bush administration officials are coming to believe that the best solution is to create a standing constabulary force made up of troops from a range of countries -- but led and trained by the U. S.

Mullen has been consulting with commanders about President Obama 's orders to withdraw 10,000 U. S. troops from the country by the end of the year .

The base was run by troops from Canada until this summer , when that nation ended its combat mission in Afghanistan .

In a statement issued late Saturday , a spokesman for Iraq 's Revolutionary Command Council said Baghdad intended to withdraw its troops from the region soon , but he did not outline a precise timetable .

The military brought thousands of troops from the capital to surround the camp , unleashing a barrage of artillery and tank fire against its decrepit buildings .

The group demanded that Poland withdraw its troops from Iraq in exchange for the hostage 's life .

To the south , 2,200 troops from the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit from Camp Pendleton were posted to Nasiriyah .

The force , which includes contributions from non-NATO nations , has troops from 37 countries .

Officials say they 're working on proposals to withdraw a few thousand noncombat troops from Afghanistan to keep Obama 's promise , but no significant diminution of the combat force is planned .

Taliban fighters and other Islamic insurgents have been trying for more than six years to dislodge foreign troops from Afghanistan and reestablish rule based on their austere vision of Islam .

Troops from urban backgrounds also seemed to have developed an innate " threat-assessment " ability .

The transitional government , which is backed by troops from the African Union , recently announced an ambitious 12-month road map leading to presidential and parliamentary elections next year .

Rebels also drove Kadafi 's troops from the city 's Technical Institute .

They now make up about two-thirds of the 150,000 NATO troops in Afghanistan .

Kurdish guerrillas attacked government troops in Turkey 's southeast , a day after the rebels announced an end to a five-year unilateral truce , the Anatolian news agency reported .

Last year was also the deadliest year for U. S. troops in Afghanistan , with 499 killed , according to the Defense Department .

Reducing the number of U. S. troops in South Korea , or at least their visibility , could also serve to remove a major irritant .

" It allows the invitation to outsiders , be they imams , be they travelers who may have fought against British troops in Iraq , British and American troops in Afghanistan .

C. ) , longtime supporters of the war in Iraq , said they were " deeply troubled " by the prospect of only 3,000 U. S. troops in Iraq .

Some U. S. allies with troops in Afghanistan already have followed suit by announcing withdrawals of their own , McCain said .

In the 1980s , the Saudi intelligence service sponsored Sunni Muslim fighters for the U. S. -backed Afghan mujahedin battling Soviet troops in Afghanistan .

Currently , there are about 100,000 American troops in the country , making up about two-thirds of the NATO force .

The U. S. has about 5,500 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia , Kosovo , Macedonia , Croatia and the Sinai peninsula , in addition to the 150,000-plus presence in Afghanistan and Iraq .

Similar killings continue , say the fighters and others backing Libya 's transitional government , even as Kadafi troops in Surt , and the remnants of the longtime regime , are in the midst of their death throes .

Hasadi recently told the Agence France-Presse news agency that he fought against foreign troops in Afghanistan and considered Osama bin Laden a " good Muslim .

There are currently about 148,000 American troops on the ground in Iraq .

Troops on this base in eastern Afghanistan 's Kunar province labored in a 6-inch-deep river of slowly igniting fuel to prevent broader damage .

Gates " has seen the steady increase in IED attacks and IED casualties , and he believes the troops on the ground need more protection , " Morrell said .

Mind the heavy fire likely to be coming from the Marines ' armored vehicles as troops on foot approach buildings and insurgent positions .

The fear that a helicopter with a foreign crew could be shot down is probably one reason why NATO , which says it has no troops on the ground , took so long to decide to deploy them .

Enlistments have grown , and the number of uniformed Iraqi police officers and provincial troops on Ramadi 's streets has multiplied to 6,700 from only 200 in July .

The lightning attack by Iraqi troops on Irbil followed a weeklong military buildup and represented Hussein 's boldest action against the Kurdish north since 1991.

Attack helicopters flew overhead , roads were closed and armed troops of the transitional government stood guard along the main coastal road .

In January 1946 , he helped plan a victory parade in New York , leading the troops of the 82nd Airborne .

In northwestern Bosnia , troops of the mostly Muslim government force surrounded the town of Bosanska Krupa , trapping several hundred Bosnian Serb soldiers , U. N. officials said .

But when troops of the U. S. Army 's 82nd Airborne Division occupied a school in the center of the city shortly after Baghdad fell in April 2003 , Falloujans did not take it well .

The troops of the Army 's 2nd Brigade , 12th Infantry Regiment , from Ft. Carson , Colo. , search for insurgents and weapons with information provided to the Iraqi national police by detainees and informants .

Recent events in Fallouja , where troops of the 82nd Airborne Division killed 16 demonstrators , tragically illustrate the need to activate as soon as possible a civilian police force that can truly protect and serve .

Last month , a suicide bomber blew up a vehicle outside the main gate of a military base used by North Atlantic Treaty Organization troops near the Kabul airport , killing several Afghans .

U. S. troops with the 3rd Brigade Combat Team , 1st Cavalry Division , said the Iraqis had made great strides since they were deployed to the province four months ago .

" We do n't know where to go now after this dismissal by the American troops and the Iraqi interim government , " said Brig. Gen. Tayseer Latief of the brigade .

Most Afghan and foreign troops get along well , he said , pointing out that the recent rise in killings dovetails with a proportionate rise in troops operating in the field .

Army Maj. Nasir Khan said many of the youths were being trained as scouts to report on the movements of Pakistani troops so militants could place roadside bombs to inflict maximum damage .

" But despite this I still think American troops should leave Iraq so that confidence will not be lost between Iraq , America and the international community .

Insurgents plant the devices with the aim of killing Western troops , but more often it is noncombatants who are left dead or maimed .

Although insurgents are blamed for the majority of the deaths , the danger of daily life is the factor most often cited by Afghans when they criticize U. S. and other foreign troops .

Noncombatants are often caught up in attacks aimed at Western troops or Afghan military installations .

Seventeen Chechens were arrested , but all were found to be refugees from the war between Russian troops and rebels in their homeland .

North Atlantic Treaty Organization and Afghan troops launched an offensive last month to flush out Taliban militants from the province 's northern tip .

Last year was the deadliest of the war to date for U. S. and other Western troops , with the surge in casualties attributed to grappling with the Taliban movement on its home turf .

The 24-year-old Morocco native was among the first graduates of a U. S. military program to provide Arabic-speaking " combat linguists " for American ground troops , one of the most precarious roles in the Iraq conflict .

With the departure of 2,850 combat troops , an ally that had deployed forces to Afghanistan in the earliest days of the nearly 10-year-old war bowed out .

Even with army troops a few yards away , some found the close presence of the pro-Mubarak forces intimidating .

Obama said that , unlike in Iraq and Afghanistan , others , including France , Britain and Arab states , will take the lead on Libya and that the U. S. would not deploy ground troops .

Earlier this month , Prime Minister Yusaf Raza Gillani said the army 's next major deployment of ground troops may target Orakzai .

And though hundreds of Iraqi army troops left the force in the week before the assault early this month on Fallouja , at least 1,000 served alongside Marines in the campaign and some died tracking guerrillas .

Mitchell downplays what he and other Marines accomplished in what came to be known among combat troops as Hell House .

A U. S. -Iraqi security agreement , signed late last year , called for all American combat troops to be out of population centers by June 30.

In South Korea , as previously reported , the Pentagon is hoping to begin moving Army troops away from the demilitarized zone and out of Seoul by October .

U. S. Air Force drones in Afghanistan carry out conventional military operations , providing air cover and surveillance for American and allied ground troops .

That should free seasoned combat troops for battle in heavily contested areas .

U. N. officials said Croatian army troops attempting to mop up the small Serb enclave they recaptured this week encountered resistance for about two hours from a unit of about 200 Serb soldiers .

By all accounts , most of those killed in Andijon died in late-afternoon or early-evening clashes Friday after government troops arrived .

Sgt. 1st Class Jeff Lujan was on the radio sounding an urgent warning to a tank : " You have enemy troops to your immediate left , you have enemy troops !

Unless Iraq asks for a change in its 2008 agreement with the George W. Bush administration , only about 200 active-duty troops would remain as advisors after December , the officials said .

Although all resistance seemingly had collapsed , rebel troops executed at least two men Sunday .

And even frontline troops showed enormous variation in their rate of psychological breakdown .

Government troops failed in an attempt to surround Zawiya , he said .

Mullah Akhtar Usmani , a former Taliban commander in Kandahar , leads another faction , which is also battling coalition troops , said Mohammed Hashim , spokesman for warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar , a Taliban ally .

Last week , loyalist troops repulsed a frantic rebel push to take the town .

In August , 51 American troops were killed , the highest monthly total of the war , according to independent website icasualties . org .

A study by doctors at the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany , where most wounded troops are sent before returning to the U. S. , confirmed their fears : The battlefield has become increasingly brutal .

Twelve other civilians were wounded , but none of the Canadian troops were injured .

U. S. officials say that recent raids by American and Iraqi troops along the Syrian border and in the capital have killed more than 135 guerrillas and put further pressure on the insurgency 's resources .

That left Yugoslav troops and Serbian police freer to harass ethnic Albanians , Halimi said .

Polish and Russian troops clash , and a confrontation with NATO looms .

PRESIDENT BUSH HAS now definitively stated that bombs known as explosively formed penetrators -- EFPs , which have proved especially deadly for U. S. troops in Iraq -- are made in Iran and exported to Iraq .

Last month , 11 Pakistani paramilitary troops were killed when coalition troops called in airstrikes after being fired on , an incident that drew an angry protest from Pakistan 's new government .

His soldiers immediately opened fire and called in backup troops , he said .

A military news release said the U. S. -led troops opened fire after armed men emerged from a vehicle and compound suspected of being linked to the Haqqani network , which is allied with the Taliban .

Saleh 's troops shelled Ahmar 's expansive villa in Sana on Tuesday , killing Bakil tribal sheik Muhammad bin Muhammad Abdullah abu Lahum , who was on a mission to end the fighting .

Kadafi 's troops had brutally crushed a rebellion there in March .

The New York Times reported Wednesday that in some cases NATO troops secured roads to ensure that Taliban leaders on their way to the talks reached Afghan- or NATO-controlled regions safely .

NATO troops shot at a civilian vehicle Thursday in Khowst province in eastern Afghanistan , killing a 12-year-old girl and wounding one who was 2 , said Mohammed Ayub , the provincial police chief .

Hyacinth shook her head , her heavy braid swinging between her shoulder blades . 

On either side her head gleamed coiled braids of dark-gold hair , almost pale copper in the subdued light of the room . 

Nadia and Selma lay sleeping quietly , their black hair tumbling out of their braids . 

` Dame Sybil mentioned that you have no ribbon to fasten your braid , my lady . 

He felt her jump slightly when he slid his fingers beneath her braid . 

Traction alopecia is caused by tightly pulled pony-tails , braids and chignons ; friction alopecia occurs when hair bands , wigs or hats are too tight and the hair breaks off . 

The aim of the group , it was claimed , was to organize "  an armed uprising to topple the free democratic system and the capitalist economy "  . 

The leaders of that mutiny included Colonel Mohammed Ali Seineldin , a notorious trouble-maker and veteran of uprisings against ex-President Alfonsin . 

On the island Mazzini had already prepared the ground for an uprising against the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies which controlled the island and the mainland province of Reggio-Calabria . 

The mix up -- at the monument to the 1944 Warsaw Uprising against the occupying Germans -- caused arguments between both British and Polish security officials . 

The success of the Romanian uprising against the Ceausescu clan prompted some Chinese to ask gleefully how long the Chinese Ceausescu could survive . 

The laibon speaks of the Masai uprising against the Germans in 1915 and of the last great war waged against the unspeakable Bantu tribes around Lake Victoria who ate fish . 

The uprising against the townies will take place after the next eunoto , which is the gathering of thousands of warriors at the end of their time as morans . 

the uprising : commonly known in the West as the intifada -- the Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation in Gaza and the West Bank of Jordan . 

In 1951 , during the period of the Vietnamese uprising against the French colonial rule , he walked through his country 's rich tropical forests to China , where he and his colleagues set up a temporary university . 

A tape recorded announcement of a military uprising against the government was received by the Noticias Argentinas news agency on Nov. 7 and commented on in the daily newspaper El Diario Popular on Nov. 8 . 

From 1987-1990 an uprising by the Sinhalese Janatha Vimukthi Perammuna ( JVP ) Movement was ruthlessly suppressed by the government . 

A violent uprising by a Marxist-nationalist group , the JVP , was effectively but brutally crushed in 1989-90 . 

Previously , the Aquino administration had been reluctant to charge Marcos or his wife with a criminal offence , for fear that their presence in the country could provoke an uprising by their supporters . 

The figure was Major Jaromir Nechansky who had been a commander of a paratroop regiment , and who had played a prominent role in the anti-Nazi uprising of 1945 . 

This potential danger became apparent with the emergence eight months after the beginning of the Uprising of a new group , the Islamic Resistance Movement , better known by its acronym , Hamas ( zeal ) . 

From 1567 this house belonged to Sixt of Ottersdorf who , as Chancellor of the Old Town , played a part in the anti-Habsburg uprising of 1547 . 

It had been used more recently as well , during the Darul Islam revolutionary uprisings of the 1960s , when the bodies of execution victims were flung into the cave . 

No uprising of deaf and dumb people ever took place , as the government wisely ignored this particular proposal of the Royal Commission . 

To retain its hegemonic dominance it criminalised the inner city uprisings of disenchanted youth , marginalised the youth of the black communities and removed trade-union struggles from the field of civil law to the arena of public disorder . 

By mid-March , their uprising had been brutally put down by Saddam Hussein 's Republican Guard . 

After the rash of Chinese shots by Western photojournalists that followed last year 's student uprising , Zeng Nian 's views of Peking come as a welcome and refreshing change , giving us the chance to see the country through Chinese eyes 

Twelve years later , the square at Dvortsovaya became the centre of the Bolshevik uprising . 

American-born and London-based , di Giovanni is currently writing a book on the Palestinian Intifada uprising , to be published in 1992 . 

The continuing protests merged on May 18 with the commemoration of the 11th anniversary of the brutal suppression of the Kwangju uprising [ see pp. 30606-07 ] . 

But through the autumn of 1920 there was a series of peasant uprisings directed against the forced deliveries of grain . 

One type of authoritarian rule had been followed by another , not allowing for that kind of unsettling liberalization which is so conducive to uprisings among minorities . 

We should not fool ourselves that this is a great working-class uprising as a prelude to socialist revolution . "  

It needed the shock waves of the Hungarian uprising in 1956 to transform the situation . 

A fierce uprising in 1534 was suppressed by Henry VIII , who declared himself King of Ireland in 1541 . 

In Brazil , the Communist party was illegal from 1922 to 1945 , and the abortive Communist-led uprising in 1935 ( see page 41 ) provided a pretext for a comprehensive crackdown on the entire left . 

David Hirst traces the development of the Palestinian uprising , and below Sari Nusseibeh , a leading West Bank intellectual , points to one way forward . 

Hari 's hands were suddenly still , the leather clinging to the last , while she tried to envisage herself wearing fine crinolines and rich jewels , it was like something out of a dream . 

Couples strolled in the afternoon sunshine , the ladies in crinolines , the men in stiff three-piece suits . 

If the lady of the house had swished down the stairs in a crinoline en route to her waiting carriage it would not have seemed out of place . 

Pigeon-toed beneath her crinoline , Louisa clapped his performance , and the sound of her clapping sped across the ice to echo back from the trees . 

Chapters are built around a short business dialogue , which introduces new grammar in a natural context . 

Dissidents also protested against the continuing United States military presence in South Korea on the grounds that it hampered unification dialogue with the North . 

Gómez and Lloreda opposed extradition , favouring dialogue with the drug cartels in the hope of capitalizing on a perceived public weariness with the drug war . 

Little emerged from the talks , and in February five Sikh militant groups issued a statement denouncing Mann and rejecting dialogue with the government [ see p. 38006 ] . 

Barbara Jackson of Kodak UK was very pleased with the way the efforts to bring photography to the classroom had gone , and is very keen to keep this sort of working dialogue with schools going . 

Yet it also testified to the increasing power of the new medical strategy and its ability to force a dialogue with competing political forces . 

A common device was to ask large numbers of token questions ( or pseudo-questions ) which gave the illusion of educational dialogue without making any demands at all on the children 's skills . 

By doing so , I hope to show that the dialogue between believers and non-believers in God can proceed only on the basis of certain common assumptions . 

The second step is promoting participatory dialogue about these concerns . 

Mrs Jones expected feedback and dialogue about the development of an intervention strategy . 

On the other hand , there are those on both sides whom I would label ` meaning " theists and ` meaning " atheists , between whom a dialogue about God 's existence can take place . 

If the manual achieves one thing , it will be to increase the dialogue about issues between staff , suppliers , guests and local authorities . " 

A Compact gives teachers the chance to involve employers in dialogue about the use and form of such records . 

More company accountants are aware that the City needs better information on R&D — which augurs well for an improved dialogue between industry and the City 

T. H. Green had hoped to see a dialogue between opposing interests in a society where self-sacrifice would overcome self-interest , and where citizenship rather than class consciousness would determine priorities . 

In other words , you must try to interact with your text , as in a dialogue between people . 

Regular dialogue between teacher and pupil will be important for the fulfilment of the first three purposes of records discussed earlier . 

Yet both teachers and children 's librarians have much in common , and it is always desirable that there should be continual personal dialogue between them . 

There seems the possibility of a regular dialogue between umpires and batsmen as the batsmen seek confirmation as to whether they have played a shot , or on the likely height of the next delivery . 

Theirs was a dialogue of the deaf , the producer voicing his intellectual doubts , the politician offering nothing but dogmatic certainties . 

Through patient , considerate dialogue on an area of disagreement partners frequently discover common threads to build upon . 

Company patronage gives the member companies opportunities for private , informal dialogue on important issues which confront the industry and ensures that HCIMA is closely attuned to the industry 's responses . 

Equally important was dialogue on matters of purpose and policy within each school , especially between head and staff . 

As the holders of information on data as well as on their origins and their users , archives are in a unique position to promote dialogue on analytical methods and research . 

Mann 's decision to enter into talks came in response to repeated offers by Shekhar 's new government to open a dialogue on Punjab . 

Christian-name terms and parity of treatment might ` encourage a more constructive dialogue on the topic of ` classlessness " at work " , Martins believes . 

One of the Government 's White Paper commitments was to establish a dialogue with the business community on environmental issues . 

As an illustration of the procedure , such a dialogue with the chief designer of a company produced an objective of reducing the number of drawing errors . 

In an interview with The Times of India on Oct. 5 , 1990 , King Wangchuck expressed his willingness to enter into a dialogue with the dissidents . 

Younger-Ross says : ` You need a constructive dialogue with everyone if this concept is to work . " 

A message from a local party leader was broadcast on Karl Marx Square , calling for dialogue with all groups . 

Prospects for the dialogue became even bleaker in November with the USA insisting that the PLO should accept Egypt 's naming of the Palestinian delegation to a suggested dialogue with Israel . 

In part this has been promoted by fundholding , but more fundamentally it has been stimulated by health authorities engaging in a dialogue with general practitioners and giving greater priority to primary care as a result . 

The local bishop , Johannes Hempel , spoke in all four churches , and called on the state to open a dialogue with the protesters . 

Critical reflection is there ; so too is the dynamic dialogue with the students and with it the continuing development in the teacher 's own thinking . 

Support staff , who were in a majority , were as a consequence involved in productive and creative dialogue with teachers and governors . 

His mind busied itself automatically with dating and placing this unachieved dialogue with an unidentified woman . 

The Amir addressed the country on Jan. 20 appealing for an end to the pro-democracy agitation and calling for national issues to be resolved through political dialogue and consultation . 

In the event , the Portuguese accepted a compromise whereby both sides pledged their commitment to human rights and fundamental freedoms and " agreed to continue their dialogue and co-operation on these issues " . 

Cognitive aspects of spatial perception place constraints on the definition of a spatial language intended to be used as part of a user dialogue with the computer . 

Participants proposed plans of action at local , national and sub-regional levels to encourage interfaith dialogue and to develop ways of documenting and disseminating people 's experiences of ethno-religious conflict . 

How can we use classroom dialogue to promote genuine learning and understanding ? 

He also said that in the letter he told Mr Wilson that he was held in great esteem among Irish people , qualifying him to engage in political dialogue . 

Details are released of a series of unofficial US proposals ( the " five point framework " of Secretary of State James Baker ) to facilitate an Israeli-Palestinian dialogue . 

Analysts said that South Korea feared that intervention by the big powers might overshadow direct North-South dialogue . 

Mr Modrow said German reunification was not discussed at the one-hour meeting but the two sides had agreed to turn their dialogue ` into co-operation " . 

The puppets then begin enacting some scenes from the adventurers ' recent exploits in the Castle , growing progressively more sarcastic and venomous in their dialogue . 

Here he continued his intellectual dialogue with men like Mairet and Oldham , but the discussions also brought him into contact with European intellectuals such as Mannheim himself . 

The word is the same as he used before in his dialogue with Isaac . 

Not that he was remote from the Council 's concerns ; his long-standing dialogue with Karl Barth makes him no exception to the keen and growing ecumenical awareness that characterizes almost all Catholic theological writing since the 1960s . 

In his dialogue with Lewis that September night , Tolkien was really arguing for a less human and more ` even " approach to the Gospel story . 

The Middle East peace process encountered another stumbling block in mid-June when the United States suspended its 18-month-long dialogue with the Palestine Liberation Organization ( PLO ) . 

On the opening day of the conference , the Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Prince Saud al Faisal urged the United States to resume its dialogue with the Palestinians [ see also p. 37626 ] . 

The Upper Bann MP said unionists wanted Mr Hume to end his dialogue with Sinn Fein , before any fresh talks could be considered . 

My dialogue with them has been an important part of the process of valuing their own contributions . 

It is as if God , embittered by the recalcitrance of humanity , has turned to behaving in the same manner as that imputed to him by the serpent in the Garden in its dialogue with the woman . 

But if these kinds of books are discarded the dialogue between the generations vanishes . 

Externally , the Community stands in the forefront of the changing relations between East and West , and the North-South dialogue between the world 's advanced industrial states and the developing countries . 

Yet it also represented at least a first step towards an institutional framework for dialogue between State and commoners . 

Although adults are involved with the organisation of the network , for the most part , the dialogue between the children is entirely without adult supervision . 

` The knowledge society " requires new forms of dialogue between professionals and citizens , if society is to comprehend and effectively confront the problems facing it . 

The government 's own position was that conflicting property claims should , if possible , be resolved by arbitration within the context of a national dialogue between trade unions and business leaders [ see p. 37771 ] . 

In some areas , teaching methods for example , the dialogue between the Council 's committee and panels and the colleges was more substantial than in others . 

At its best it works well , clarifying objectives , improving ideas , through dialogue between academic equals working to a common end . 

Clearchus wrote a dialogue on sleep , in which he introduced his master Aristotle as the main speaker . 

Government was a relatively junior and often passive partner in the dialogue with purists and feminists . 

Bunty , in a rather grubby pink kimono , turned from the mirror where she was padding her face with a caked flat powderpuff . 

He stood , scarlet-cheeked , as she moved towards the screen , throwing off the kimono as she went . 

She went on to the balcony , pulling on her silk kimono against the cold night . 

The sight , for instance , of a fat wrestler dressed in a bright open kimono and what appears to be a black chastity belt sitting on the train reading a comic book . 

The wallpaper of the room had been the palest of yellow decorated with tiny Japanese ladies in pink and grey kimonos . 

She was wearing a heavy red silk kimono with , appropriately enough , black and gold dragons embroidered all over it . 

Wrapping herself in the pink kimono hanging on the back of the bedroom door , she went softly down the stairs to the kitchen . 

She turned towards the pantry and slipped her fingers beneath the slats . 

Jenny nodded and moved away from the pantry ; she looked preoccupied and the tiniest bit uncomfortable . 

Feeling faintly uncomfortable , Shannon moved towards the pantry to fetch a cup and saucer . 

To some extent the very brilliance of the court life led by the sovereigns and its impact on public opinion was their undoing for the fête impériale is indelibly associated with them . 

Finch was so overcome by the brilliance of this counter-stratagem that he yelled . 

Superb courage and unlimited patience supported an altogether exceptional political intelligence , and in both speech and writing he could express his beliefs with all the brilliance of a highly original mind …

I was struck more and more by the fact that there are comparable celebrations of human brilliance in the most deprived places . 

We agents , however , must represent anything with the air of a cock-up only as an opportunity to demonstrate the Partei 's brilliance in extricating itself from it . 

Despite all his brilliance as illustrator of Fielding , Milton , Richardson , Shakespeare , Spenser , Pope and the rest , there is now little demand for Stothard . 

` The whole musical inferno has risen up to stop a child 's brilliance being seen " , he wrote . 

A record spokesman says : ‘ Kids of 12 and 13 are discovering Roy 's brilliance … ` 

It was an amazing evening , [ George ] Meredith talking with , if possible , more than his usual brilliancy , and [ Algernon Charles ] Swinburne reading aloud passages from the Leaves of Grass . 

Many know him as the British jazz singer , but he is equally respected for his brilliance as a film and tv critic , modern art expert , writer and fisherman . 

His brilliance as a tax consultant was matched by his remarkable skill in historical analysis , and experts in the one field were often unaware of his achievements in the other . 

I tied the points of my hose , pushing down my shirt , glad to protect myself against the unearthly chill in that ghastly chamber . 

The favourite sat up and grabbed the cup so hastily splashes of wine fell on his silken , multi-coloured hose . 

Wearing tunic and hose of pale blue satin lavishly ornamented with silver , he looked more angelic than ever . 

The nurse discussed with Mrs Fellows the importance of taking short walks , not sitting with her legs crossed and the continued wearing of support hose in the pre-operative period . 

The men 's blouses and hose were blue ; three-quarters of the women 's gowns were blue . 

Corbett was immediately struck by the fellow 's swarthy good looks and elegant dress : dark purple hose , soft buskins on his feet , and an open-necked , spotless , white cambric shirt . 

He was dressed in a rich robe of gold , fringed with black velvet , over a doublet of blood-red silk and black and white hose . 

Santerre had changed into a doublet and hose of grey-silver whilst his wife and daughter both looked resplendent in gowns of blue satin trimmed with gold . 

To see and smell the greasy rags of the poor ; the silk-slashed , perfumed doublets , velvet hose and precious buckled shoes of the rich . 

Only that would explain his short lace-trimmed jerkin and the tight red hose . 

On his legs were hose striped with red and gold , while his feet were hidden in crimson velvet slippers with silver roses on the toes . 

He was a wealthy man these days , and dressed in doublet and hose with a gold chain round his neck . 

If you think of the Elizabethan era , even the men wore hose did n't they ? 

Banners were lowered , and behind the pavilions came a procession led by pages in tight quilted jackets , multi-coloured hose and gaudy feathered hats . 

Nineteenth-century legs were no longer to be clad in fancy hose , and by 1810 with most of even the skilled stockingers crowded into the plain branch , prices and wages began to tumble . 

But they rounded off the day with a huge feast at their mountain lodge in the Snowdonia mountain range . 

The other recorded event in which Fahreddin Acemi took part is the circumcision feast for Bayezid and Mustafa Celebi , two of the sons of Mehmed II , which took place in Edirne in 861/1457 . 

Here is Good Taste 's guide to planning ahead for your festive feast . 

Even the father 's funeral feast explodes in chaos -- the classic Dostoevsky skandal . 

The funeral feast was under way and we were given a quantity of meat . 

Tall tales and toasts , strawberries and syllabub , singing and dancing , should all be part of a village wedding : Philippa Davenport plans the perfect marriage feast 

During Easter week , every household in Cyprus will be preparing biscuits for the Easter feast . 

The harvest feast was usually a highpoint of village life , and came to be regarded as a ritual of social unity . 

Furthermore , the harvest feast was often seen as a focus for the customary rights of agricultural workers , including the crucial right of access to common land . 

Yet , by appealing to the harvest feast , he also uses the chief ritual of agricultural life as the focus for social comment . 

The ballet is also based on the traditional Russian wedding rites which prepare both Bride and Groom for the ceremony before the wedding feast . 

The priest made a short speech praising the families and the outstanding simplicity of the wedding feast . 

This familiar story about the wedding feast at Cana of Galilee points to the deeper reality there is to be found in Christ . 

That wedding feast sounds like a party not to be missed in Wachet auf , while Mary sings with the deepest joy in Meine Seele erhebt den Herren . 

C. P. Snow I met only at feasts at Churchill College , where he was a Fellow . 

It is made in Sardinia , too , and Crete , and for collectors of useless information , poutargue , or botargo , was among the dishes served at King James II's coronation feast . 

Forty members of parliament and 300 other guests attended the feast which included barbecued whale , deep-fried whale chunks , whale bacon , cubes of tongue and tail and strips of raw meat and pink skin . 

Do you have a delight in animals and skill in their management ? 

The book also moves close to a highly critical analysis of science and yet never becomes anti-science , only anti-scientific : Jones 's own delight in physics enthusiastically drawing the sting out of his own criticism . 

But he was sniffily dismayed at their delight in consumerism and sheep-like attitude to the reactionary rubbish in the papers . 

Trying to hide her enormous delight in his return , Juliet turned to David . 

` Estelle 's delight in Thomas made your mother very happy , " Ashley recalled , her head resting against his chest . 

She cackled and slapped her knees , bent double and wheezing with delight at her own witticisms . 

My delight at everything I saw was beyond bounds — gardens were allotted my sister and self — there was the canal to fish in — a pony to ride — besides animals of different kinds …

They were astonished to see the penguin , and swooped low to call out with delight at her sleek feathers and solid little body . 

The ANC , while expressing delight at their decision , nevertheless continued to call for the dissolution of the tricameral parliament , which it regarded as essentially racist . 

Her stumbling repetition masked a growing delight at his basic error . 

Much pressure can overtly or unwittingly be put on grown up children , to provide grandchildren for the delight of the grandparents . 

A host of splendid 19th century rooms throughout Lord Byron 's apartments are open for the delight of the public . 

Bobby Robson 's delight at having guided his team to another major tourament was coupled with gratitude to the 40-year-old goalkeeper . 

Expressing his delight at being appointed , he said : ` This is the one job I had hoped for . " 

Headmaster Jim Jones recalled her delight at winning the egg and spoon race . 

The delight at being finally united with Joan was tempered by a feeling of discomfort about Ronnie Leahy . 

Minton 's sober and workmanlike drawings instance his delight in registering rhythmic activity and industrial shapes . 

His delight first makes itself evident during his solo for Lise even though technical mistakes keep on happening . 

His delight and sense of wonder at the growth of his baby were erratic as other interests pressed , but real enough . 

Elaine exclaimed , her delight evident as she entered the open-plan living- and dining-room decorated in a fresh lemon and blue fabric which Christina had chosen . 

She supposed she ought to feel apprehensive , but she felt only deep delight , and it seemed the most natural thing in the world to be making her way through the moonlight to Raynor . 

Elizabeth cast one happy glance at the dawning delight on the other two faces , and continued with the joyful work . 

Yes , I 'd like to declare a small case of French flu , a dangerous fondness for Flaubert , a childish delight in French road-signs , and a love of the light as you look north . 

The most beautiful part of the ceremony was the delight on Todd 's face as he was wheeled close to the altar to receive the Eucharist with his arms outstretched . 

As trains halted , the orchestra struck up Aaron Copland 's Fanfare For The Common Man much to the amusement and delight of curious passengers . 

The celebration of sexuality found in the works of Sidur , Neizvestny and others , stemmed partly from the mischievous delight in taunting society 's taboos . 

Afterwards , Mr Booth showed his delight by distributing chocolate bars to auction room patrons . 

It was also due to a barbaric delight in high-sounding verbiage , and probably this was the most powerful reason for its use . 

Re was at first pleased but soon realised that Hathor 's delight in killing might lead to the destruction of all mankind , which he had not intended . 

Their cheerfulness and delight at still being alive only made Charlie feel more guilty . 

When the marchers passed the city 's overhead railway , two trains hooted in solidarity , to the crowd 's delight . 

Applause rang out , and she twirled around to acknowledge it in demure delight , clapping the barman -- and then being crushed against the ample bosom of the barman 's wife . 

As I set off I had a fleeting glimpse of the leer of pure delight on Simkin 's face . 

This time Ronni admitted it , feeling a little like a traitor at the confession -- and at the sense of pure delight she felt at Guido 's gesture . 

In the end , the poems must be read as expressions of sheer delight in friendship . 

During his fishing time though it was sheer delight for him , his boys were always ready and willing to go to sea , bother U-boats etc ! 

With such obvious delight in food , it 's hard to see how Blanc remains so slim . 

Julia 's questions about the line the defence lawyers were taking were as acute as anything she had ever asked David , and they filled him with relieved delight . 

The animal seemed to take a perverse delight in terrorizing him . 

All he 'd glimpsed through the window was Matta playing solitaire of some kind , so why had the man taken such delight in terrifying him ? 

Todd showed delight in simple songs and reverence when invited to pray . 

He also said , to the delight of those Nonconformists who read his memoirs , that Watson 's tour was far more successful than Matthew Arnold 's . 

To his absolute delight the first trap had held what must have been a seven pound salmon , plus a couple of mullet which he had ignored . 

To her delight he even took to discussing his work with her , and Leonora listened , rapt , utterly fascinated by glimpses of the other , professional Penry Vaughan she secretly found so impressive . 

But now he has made a full recovery to the delight of his proud parents , Fred and Denise . 

The yew had been grown by John Combes in the early 1700s when this house was built , and there had been an altercation about it ; there had also been an altercation about the building . 

He devotes more space to a subsequent altercation between Brown and an Israeli journalist . 

Melissa recounted briefly the exchanges on the way to the belvedere and the altercation over the book . 

Gatting 's altercation with Shakoor Rana was to have a considerable effect on the West Indies Test rubber . 

While Famagusta stood out , the emir should want no altercations with Zacco . 

Mullan had had an altercation with a youth who had called Mosley a ` Black Bastard " . 

Immediately , they heard raised voices and saw that the porter was engaged in an altercation with two men in trench coats . 

A Chelmsford motorist was hit over the head with a golf club , during an altercation at a hamburger stall on the A12 near to the town . 

But she had promised Rob … and perhaps , after that final altercation in the office , Luke would keep his distance . 

She would run and hide as her parents ' altercations so often got out of hand with plates crashing and books thrown . 

Little is known of Herle 's character and qualities and comments tend to be coloured by financial altercations . 

We had an altercation that soon resolved itself with me lying face-down in a damp bed of cardboard boxes at the loot of a hidden staircase . 

The chimpanzee extracts the stem with the termites conveniently attached by their jaws , and then pulls it either through its mouth or hand to remove them . 

Clare , who felt dizzy and tearful , wondered whether she would ever again be able to move her jaw , which had received a painful blow , probably from the broomstick of her own banner . 

He grew dirtier than ever and often would not shave for three or four days together , till his jaw looked coated or grown over with yellow fungus or sprayed like a car with glistening tangerine . 

Terence came close to being stroppy until Mallachy got to his feet and squared his iron jaw , but the incident was enveloped by a late surge to the bar . 

The brown hairless face with its flat nose , projecting jaws and large teeth revealed in a friendly smile , is decidedly more human than apelike , though there are definite resemblances to the chimpanzee . 

Isa was trying to retrieve her jaw from the counter when the door opened and two Americans walked in . 

Extending one finger to trace a line down Ace 's jaw to her jugular , Carrefour felt a trembling of excitement at the prospect of ending this one 's life . 

A share for everybody would mean less than half a mouthful and if " everybody " meant natives as well , the amount you received would hardly be worth opening your jaws for . 

That tightened Mala 's back muscles -- and mine too , though I was more concerned with keeping my jaw from falling open . 

When these hatch , the young ants serve their captors , collecting food and feeding it to them , for the slave-makers have such large jaws that they can not feed themselves . 

Most , like their predecessors , were armoured in some way , with heavy scales attached to bony plates in the skin , and they had fearsome teeth in their jaws . 

We 've had our jaws frozen with anaesthetic to mimic the effect of having a tooth out . 

Thus , a cell resulting from the fusion of cells R and M is referred to as cell R + M. The advantage of this relatively simple system of nomenclature is evident in the so-called discal cell , a term used in at least four separate orders of insects with reference to a different cell in each case .

In many orders of insects , each transverse nerve is also connected in various ways with the so-called perisympathetic system , consisting of neurohaemal organs that release the products of neurosecretory cells in the ventral ganglia ( Raabe , 2972 ) .

These occur in nearly all orders of insects but are best developed in the more primitive groups ( Orthoptera , Dermaptera , Isoptera , Odonata ) ; in the higher orders they are more or less reduced .

Two of these are always present in the head , and varying degrees of coalescence of the thoracic and abdominal ganglia are revealed by a comparative study of the nervous system in different orders of insects .

The lane at the side of the car-park leads straight down to the river . 

The path is 600 yards long and connects to a tar-surfaced lane at the north end . 

He walked 100 yards to nearby cottages in St Marys Lane at West Horndon , near Brentwood , Essex , with his clothes alight . 

It was somewhere along the lane between Nunes and Hadleigh but so much vegetation had grown up that spring that everything looked different . 

Thus a minor lane between two Iron Age villages might have been improved and linked with others to become a road between a Roman estate centre and one of its dependent farms . 

Mrs B , just down the lane from the farm , described them as rather wild . 

The lanes in the dale were full of people trying to locate Hannah , some in caravans . 

The back lanes in the North Road area have been atrocious , people were dumping their rubbish in them . 

They walked in the deer park and its surrounding beech woods ; they followed the lanes to Putsham , Holford and Crowcombe ; and they were drawn repeatedly to the sea at Kilve and into the Quantocks . 

As director since 1979 , he has overseen a transformation of Filmhouse from a small 90 seat cinema in Morrison Street Lane to the current two-screen complex , with a main cinema seating 285 , and cafe bar . 

Yanto 's mind was busy as he meandered slowly through the leafy lanes towards Purton . 

We stayed a couple of nights in London , in a small hotel situated in the street extending from the top of St Martin 's Lane . 

So our flowery lane was not our own secret discovery after all . 

Our campaigns are for better cycling facilities , especially in urban areas , by encouraging local authorities to provide cycle lanes , segregated paths , joint pedestrian-cycle zones and crossings , parking racks etc . 

As the past meets the future in these stylish shopping lanes , there 's a continental feel in the air . 

I 've seen many examples of vehicles , further back , unaware of the situation , switching lanes and accelerating . 

We crossed the traffic that divided around the Clock Tower and entered the Lanes . 

They stumbled and laughed down the tiny lane to the Littles ' cottage where they parted . 

To ensure he did not leave before the police came -- some 20 minutes after being called -- I was able to block the lane by sitting in a garden chair . 

He passed through the lane at half-past one this morning , on his way home . 

Their destination lay patiently in wait on the grey crest of the downs , while below , across the broad green Kennet valley , they approached along winding lanes through slumbering villages . 

Anyone who has travelled the country lanes around Holt , near Wrexham , may well have seen a tractor working that they could n't quite identify . 

They fled after calling at a house where the vehicle was blocking a narrow country lane . 

As she entered the narrow lane , the soot-blackened buildings seemed to close in on her threateningly . 

The car 's headlights picked out a road sign and she swung slowly left on to the narrow lane indicated . 

We followed a winding , sandy lane strewn with yellowing pine needles and , just before entering the forest , sighted a manoir with tall towers reminiscent of candle-snuffers . 

The town ended sharply , and we were driving along a bumpy lane through the jungle at reckless speed . 

Tanya Probyn 's car had been driven along a lane at Stonebench in Gloucestershire before reaching the River Severn . 

Going up the lane , she saw a car stop and Frank Conway quickly get out and turn as though awaiting her . 

Sophie and Robert were nearing Seabourne when , following Sophie 's directions , Robert turned into a quiet lane and stopped outside a pretty cottage . 

Miller 's End was empty , and no one but a stray farm-worker was going to use the lane . 

The report also says councillors may wish to consider plans to allow taxis to use bus lanes because they are usually carrying more than one passenger . 

He walked slowly down the lane , enjoying the feel of the pressed brown suit he so seldom wore , this new excitement midst the humdrum of his life . 

How much could you guess about a conversation between two people walking along a country lane for example ? 

But in Kashmir the insurgency is only three years old , and while there are cases of extortion and rape by the militants , it will be years before they are rejected as were their counterparts in Punjab . 

It was sparked off by the rape of a schoolgirl at a school in northern Paris on Sept. 27 , and by other attacks in schools in the Paris area . 

Since Saturday 's brutal rape of a 14-year-old papergirl , all Lanchester 's young people stay behind closed doors . 

The critique of male sexuality which originally focused on rape , developed through analyses of child sexual abuse and non-stranger rape -- and later pornography . 

Marsha Hunt ( author of the hugely likeable Joy ) has a tiny black child watching the rape and murder of his mother , herself the product of an unbalanced relationship between a woman and her owner . 

A more likely scenario is that male rape victims would be afforded the same shoddy treatment as their female counterparts . 

A 35-year-old man pleaded guilty to the brutal rape of six women and the indecent assault of another four women in a sixteen-month period . 

Dustin 's transition after his wife 's rape from passive to active , from Clark Kent to Superman , comes about too smoothly to be credible . 

The majority further contend that a wife who has reported a rape by her husband to the police may subsequently regret having done so and may wish to be reconciled with him . 

The police are linking the attempted rape of an Oxford woman with the rape of a student earlier this year . 

Nanny in Peking murdered three-year-old in her care to avenge repeated rapes by the boy 's father , then gave herself up to police . 

Boy charged with rape A 15-YEAR-OLD boy appeared before magistrates yesterday charged with rape and other serious sexual offences involving young children , alleged to have been committed over a lengthy period . 

He talked of everything , a miserable litany of failure culminating in the rape of a child . 

One day , while Sumner is out duck shooting , his wife 's ex-lover bursts into the house and rapes her , followed by his friend . 

Everybody , including the present Soviet editor , talks about Stavrogin 's forcing or rape of a young girl . 

In a Legislative Council meeting in 1937 he accused the government of pampering the Masai and condoning such ` vile practices " as ` the repeated rape of immature girls " in manyattas . 

A BOY aged 16 was last night charged with the rape of an 11-year-old girl who was attacked on her way to school . 

Rape -- rape of girl of thirteen by person with temporary care of her -- whether thirty months ' imprisonment unduly lenient 

In these circumstances , rape by a husband might very well be thought to be more disturbing in its effects than rape by that classic stranger leaping from the shadows . 

It is clear from the differential sentencing that the judge considered that the rape of the men was a particularly heinous aspect of the case . 

Naming rape victims without their permission is thought to be a bad thing . 

In January 1982 , Lord Hailsham repudiated the comment of a judge that a rape victim who hitch-hiked a lift was guilty of contributory negligence and that the rapist 's penalty should accordingly be reduced . 

However , in Norway , rape of a non-stranger is punished less severely , as is the rape of a wife in Sweden . 

The blood sampling follows the rape of a woman alongside a subway in Hereford city centre . 

If I say : ` I have faith in you to post this letter " , such a statement is compatible only with an intellectual uncertainty that you will do so . 

Faxing or telexing a 60-70 page document is a time-consuming and therefore expensive process , and always with that nagging uncertainty that one or two pages might not have transmitted properly . 

However , there is a different form of uncertainty that can not possibly help the theist 's case , and that is uncertainty about what is meant by talking about God . 

Uncertainty about the future and lack of continuity of decisions make it hard for the substitute parents to make a strong commitment to the child and include the natural parent . 

A comparable uncertainty about the conventional wisdom of past decades can be found among political scientists concerning the forces shaping the state and influencing its responses both to the market and to civil society . 

However , our uncertainty about the present average density of the universe is even greater . 

In any event , you would do well to strive to avoid the uncertainty of a dispute about the legal effect of words said at a time when tempers flare . 

I want peace ; the uncertainty of his continuing predicament is too painful . 

Speaking yesterday in Dungannon , the former west Belfast MP said it was important for republicans to bear in mind the fears and uncertainties of Protestants . 

Farmers had suffered from both the depressing consequences of over-production and the uncertainty of what the future held for them , and ever more bewildering changes were imposed on them every year . 

Uncertainties over the Common Agricultural Policy have made farmers reluctant to invest in new agricultural machinery . 

Last year they faced uncertainty over their jobs when the Lewis 's group went bust and called in the receivers . 

For example , when children show off in front of strangers they may really be communicating their uncertainty , even ( paradoxically ) their shyness . 

His uncertainty is comprehensible , but he appears to have jumped the wrong way . 

When the economy picks up , some of management 's uncertainties will disappear . 

Her momentary uncertainty must have showed , for he added with a throaty chuckle , ` But no night watches . " 

But there was something forced about his gaiety now , and Breeze , looking at him across the table , felt again that sharp pang of uncertainty . 

Such leeway is the means by which the enforcement agency adapts to uncertainty . 

It is important however that the manager should set down the areas where responsibility for decisions is vested in the surveyor in order that any uncertainty regarding delegated authority is kept to an absolute minimum . 

In Wilkins one finds an elaborate and adaptable theory of knowledge , which differentiated between fundamental truths , provisional hypotheses , and areas of uncertainty in both scientific and religious domains . 

Brand loyalty is also said by marketers to make the process of evaluation and choice less difficult , particularly where this process gives rise to anxiety or uncertainty on the part of the consumer . 

Moreover , my planning for the event was complicated by the uncertainty as to the numbers involved . 

But now , to the uncertainty about his future funding , was added a new and more terrifying threat . 

This did something to bolster her bruised pride and enabled her to bundle , for the moment , anxious uncertainties out of her mind . 

Many doctors and their patients reject conventional anticancer chemotherapy for disseminated colorectal cancer in favour of unproved alternatives because of uncertainty about therapeutic gain and concern about toxic effects . 

It is a great burden for them if they can not share their uncertainty in the face of a complicated diagnosis , or their distress if they have to predict an inevitable death or permanent disability . 

Unfortunately , however , there is a great deal of uncertainty as to what the word means . 

After months of uncertainty about Berend 's condition , Ms Hurst , 25 , of Tyburn Close , Spital , Wirral , has received a note of gratitude from his parents and other members of his family . 

Many parents will have experienced considerable anxiety prior to the assessment because of the uncertainty of suspecting that there is something wrong with their child but not knowing what . 

An experienced teacher may be wary of revealing uncertainties for fear of losing status in the eyes of colleagues , or perhaps the chance of promotion . 

There is , too , some uncertainty as to how much support his present strategy receives from the Foreign Office ; apparently , not all of its advisers back the brash approach . 

In the last chapter I introduced the ` uncertainty principle " , the idea that belief in God was more compatible with a degree of uncertainty that God existed than with certainty of His existence . 

If what Pascal , Butler , Newman and Browning say is true , then there will always be a degree of uncertainty about whether God exists that reflects an absence of proof . 

However , the degree of uncertainty concerning overall clinical responsibility for prompted patients revealed by the general practitioner questionnaire needs to be carefully addressed . 

In contrast , in an exchange rate union there inevitably exists a degree of uncertainty , however limited , regarding intra-union exchange rates . 

A slight flicker of uncertainty showed in Vologsky 's brown eyes . 

The King had convened a special meeting of the Council to discuss the imprisonment of a Galloway baron in England . 

The prospect of a marriage between his most important baron in the North and the daughter of the English king 's most dangerous enemy across the still ambiguous northern border must have given Rufus considerable food for thought . 

With estates scattered across the country and freedom from episcopal and royal jurisdiction , its mitred abbot was one of the great barons of England . 

Between 1263 and 1265 he was much involved in treating for peace at home between the king and his barons . 

Opium farmers ' income is tiny compared with Pakistan 's drug barons and owners of heroin laboratories , and they are regarded by many as the impoverished , innocent end of the country 's narcotics business . 

He left the king 's service for a few years after March 1245 ; it was probably during this period that he compiled a metrical grammar for the children of Hamo de Pecche , a Cambridgeshire baron . 

A Richard son of Siward appears around 1215 in the retinue of William de Fors , count of Aumale [ q.v. ] , a Yorkshire baron . 

There they had sworn not to make peace with their father except with the consent of the King and barons of France . 

Indeed when Richard marched against Angoulême he made this move after taking counsel with the barons of Poitou . 

To the left of the High Altar is the entrance to the sacristy , through an attractive 16C grille and past delicate frescos of the 14C . 

Could it have been to make up for Cymbeline 's cheating that the Umpire permitted me to find the sacristy so easily ? 

He took out the Viaticum , placing it in a small leather pouch which he slung round his neck , then went into the sacristy to collect the church 's one and only cope . 

Once you reached the sacristy door at the back of the church , you took off and hid both robe and ring and entered the sacristy as Dame Agatha , the dutiful nun . 

He checked the time of arrival on a big gold bracelet watch , and there were handsome cuff-links with a shamrock in tiny emeralds in each shirt-sleeve . 

Prince Charles is sitting with his legs spread but there is a give-away sign of his unease : he is nervously playing with his cuff-links . 

` I know where your cuff-links are ; I 've got them in my jewellery box . 

Two appendices , ` Forcing Fruits to have them Early " and ` Building a Greenhouse " , both subjects of importance to Miller were also probably by him . 

He had built a lean-to greenhouse on the back of the scullery and prided himself on his chrysanthemums and gladioli . 

The Michigan Central Railroad Company built greenhouses to provide flowers for its dining-car tables and station gardens . 

So they have provided funds to build a greenhouse with its own irrigation system to sprout barley . 

In addition , the curved lines of the dome shape offers little wind resistance and may be worth considering if you are planning to erect a greenhouse on a windy site . 

It is always difficult estimating the room you will need unless you are having the greenhouse built for a specific purpose . 

The one hundred thousand pound greenhouse was built three years ago at Shurdington near Gloucester to propogate 40,000 trees and shrubs for use across the country . 

Police are investigating two more cases of carjacking bringing to four , the total number of such robberies in the past week . 

A TERRIFIED woman shopper became Britain 's latest carjacking victim yesterday . 

They were charged , Friday , in federal court with bank robbery , firearms violations , carjacking and conspiracy .

--- Jose Jaime Pierluisi , 28 , brother of Puerto Rico 's attorney general , was shot to death during a carjacking outside his home in a posh San Juan neighborhood June 7 .

The judge barred references to another proposed defense witness , Alwyn Martin , the victim of a carjacking that Fuhrman investigated .

Brooke and Remmers ( 1970 ) made a survey of 115 foreign subsidiaries operating in the UK , and identified a variety of reasons why overseas companies decided to create foreign subsidiaries . 

WDCS is co-sponsoring a preliminary survey of the threats facing several dolphin species off Chile 's coast . 

GOVERNMENT health watchdogs are to carry out a survey of women working in computer microchip factories amid fears they may suffer a higher risk of miscarriage . 

A survey of all the companies operating within three industrial units of the Isle of Dogs was completed in June 1984 . 

A survey of 124 homeless men using a Salvation Army hostel found that over half were suffering from mental disorders but only seven had been admitted to hospital for longer than a year . 

In comparison , a survey of 1,200 white pensioners living in Melton Mowbray found only 2 per cent did not have a state pension . 

A survey of lands belonging to the manor of Sheffield in 1611 describes the farmsteads and gives the names and measurements of all the fields . 

A recent survey by the British Institute of Management showed that directors of larger companies had an average pay rise of 22.7% in 1990 . 

A recent survey by the US Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association showed a 60 per cent increase in biotechnology medicines under development in the US over the past four years . 

The survey by the Brussels Commission found 28 per cent of people in the UK want the EC scrapped . 

According to a survey by the aviation journal Flight International a total of 815 people were killed worldwide in 37 accidents in 1990 . 

A survey by the environmental group Friends of the Earth has revealed that air quality in four British towns is breaching safety levels set by the EC . 

The National Park Authority and Dyfed Wildlife Trust have carried out a survey into the summer population of shelduck . 

In one mountainous region of Greece a survey into the causes of youth migration in the early 1970s indicated the problem as lack of social and recreational amenities . 

She spoke out after a new survey into adult literacy revealed the scandal of the ` forgotten millions " struggling with the written word . 

A NORTH-EAST bus driver is the friendliest in Britain according to a survey into the region 's manners . 

A Time-CNN survey of 1,000 women across the country found that the vast majority think the women 's movement has helped women become more independent and is still improving their lives . 

The result is a satisfying blend of Bonington retrospective and survey of landscape painting in the 1820s . 

The committee had also carried out a survey of parking problems in residential areas . 

In one survey of 300 cooling towers in London 's West end , half of them contained water between 30° C and 35° C. 

Yesterday The Northern was contacted by an ET trainee living in Darlington who has been carrying out his own survey of trainees ' attitudes . 

A computer salesperson may carry out a survey of customer requirements prior to suggesting an appropriate computer system . 

In 1991 , an Arthur Andersen survey on absenteeism estimated that some 1m employees are absent from work every day and that the problem costs industry over £6bn a year . 

A working party in Ayrshire and Arran recently invited consumers to meetings and commissioned a survey on consumer views . 

Using the employment information contained in SPIR and in the responses , and from a telephone survey on the exporting status of non-respondents , it was possible to estimate the overall employment in all exporting companies in Scotland . 

If the Minister does not know the details , I direct him to the NFU survey on the Borders . 

Our surveys on this issue get the best response from staff at all grades " . 

65% of the 455 of you who responded to our survey are either dog owners or have been . 

All the respondents in our survey are highly experienced in this sector ; some hold scientific doctorates and one is a qualified accountant . 

At the time my survey was carried out , the social fabric of Zambia was undergoing great changes . 

Benefits for people with disabilities were excluded from the 1988 social security reforms until the OPCS had concluded its disability surveys . 

FAMILIES in receipt of state benefit are forced to go hungry because of lack of money according to a National Children 's Home survey just published . 

It says its traffic surveys show the road can take extra vehicles and that the site would be tastefully landscaped . 

Mr Murphy 's analysis of available earnings and spending data , including the Department of Employment 's most recent Family Expenditure Survey , is revealed in today 's Legal Action . 

The OECD survey examined the latest measures introduced by the Turkish government to encourage private investment in industry , regarded as crucial to the success of long-term economic restructuring . 

He worked with Smeaton on the improvement of the Aire and Calder river navigation , and assisted him with a canal survey in Ireland in 1773 . 

The investigation proceeds by means of a household survey in selected areas of Sao Paulo . 

Gooch 's biography has been a long time coming but Ivo Tennant has been thorough in his survey of hitherto uncharted waters , and the wait has been worthwhile . 

In 1982 , at ASH 's instigation , the government commissioned the first national survey of smoking among children and found that 11% of 11-16 year olds were smoking regularly [ 4 ] . 

The board also intends to carry out a survey into how the procedures are understood , and follow it up with a training and familiarisation programme . 

The Irish National Teachers Organisation , which organised the survey of about 500 members during the first two weeks of this month , said Education Minister Jeremy Hanley must now delay statutory assessment . 

The survey also asked companies a series of questions on what sources of market research they used and also what barriers companies felt had inhibited their export performance . 

The Opera North appeal to sponsor Don Carlos is launched with a special gala at Leeds Grand Theatre . 

It is expected to arrive in early September and will take part in the Autumn Steam Gala on Saturday , Sunday , September 26 and 27 together with a selection of Great Western locomotives . 

From Monday September 16 the railway will have had two steam loco 's , one from each of these lines in regular use but the stay ends after this weekend 's gala . 

` That big fashion gala we 've got scheduled for Paris is going to fall through unless you have a word with the organisers . 

Parisian hostesses fought for his presence at their dinner-parties , opera galas and charity balls . 

PP : It was absolutely fatal , of course , to have made a royal gala out of the first night . 

This Thursday the Princess of Wales is due to grace a Covent Garden gala given by the rather more genuine stars of the Kirov Ballet and Opera ( ticket prices up to £200 ) . 

Mellor marched reluctantly into the lions ' den to address the annual charity gala for the Newspaper Press Fund . 

Other events have included the European premiere of a New York musical and two charity galas . 

I received a phone call from the voluntary services co-ordinator of a local hospital , asking whether our dog training club would be willing to do an obedience display as part of their summer gala . 

The Duke and The Duchess of Kent attend a Gala in aid of the CPRE at the Royal Festival Hall , London SE1 . 

October 26 : Charles and Diana attend the Queen 's 40th anniversary gala at Earl 's Court . 

PRINCESS Stephanie of Monaco ( right ) has accepted undisclosed libel damages over a Daily Mirror article which suggested she demanded a 100,000-dollar fee ( £65,360 ) to attend a charity gala in Dublin . 

MEMBERS of the public are invited to attend a celebration gala at Bowring Park , Liverpool , on June 26 . 

BSAD plans to hold another gala at the Dolphin Centre later this year . 

In fact the Paris gala was weeks away and they need n't have rushed into finalising the preparations . 

Her owner rushed to bring her a bucket of oats before she should become entangled in the fence once again . 

Buckets of beer circulate to encourage the men ( the pubs are open all day ) and the atmosphere is quite convivial by now . 

The woman did n't remove her arms from the curd , only nodded at her son and then at the bucket of peelings . 

He was an English King , and his great rival was France , and , in order to taunt King Henry , the Dauphin of France sent him a bucket of tennis balls . " 

He brought her a silver bucket of ice cubes with the glimmer of a flourish . 

There are three buckets of long-hardened pitch , and a metal bucket with a hinged lid . 

Beneath each window were long encrusted brown stains , stretching to the ground , where the monks over the centuries had emptied their latrine buckets . 

Two men got the Lewis gun to the rim of the crater , but were taken by a storm of bullets as they slowed to drag the clumsy ammunition bucket . 

The ground crew were waiting , armed with axes , pickhandles , fire-extinguishers , metal-cutters , buckets of sand . 

Some boys were bringing battered wooden buckets up from the well and the occasional housewife emptied the slops from the night jars out into the middle of the street . 

A waiter wound through the tables towards them , bringing an ice bucket with a bobbing bottle and two chilled glasses . 

He had asked for , and eventually been given , a plastic bucket of cold water and a sponge . 

Men who had emptied their slop buckets were returning to their cells . 

The man carried a mop and a bucket of soapy disinfectant and he was looking at Henry as if he 'd crawled out from under a stone . 

Water was carried in leather buckets from the spring along by the castle , a quarter of a mile down the track . 

This meant carrying buckets of near boiling water a distance of eighteen to twenty feet , and emptying meant doing the job all over again in the reverse direction . 

I liked her from the moment I met her , and I well recall the occasion -- I had turned up at their place and she appeared in the yard from the shed carrying buckets of milk . 

He left the bank after he was refused access to his file and returned carrying a bucket of petrol and a cigarette lighter . 

Within the hour the good beachcombers are on the spot and loading their sacks with all manner of bounties cast at their feet by providence . 

These days the word salame is also used to refer to an idiot with less brains than a sack of potatoes ! 

A small window on to the yard offered sufficient light for him to make out the cheese and butter and sacks of sugar and rice . 

Why did n't they wait for the passengers to get off first , instead of squeezing themselves , their sacks of wheat and bicycles on at the same time that others were dragging their possessions off ? 

Fruit and vegetables are half the price of home and sacks of oranges and lemons are virtually given away . 

He turned away to the bedside table and found a souvenir sack of nickels from Las Vegas among the things he had unpacked from his pockets . 

And she used to tell me about her burying it with her father you see , the sacks of malt so that he did n't find it . 

The Friar nodded and got to his feet , picked up his sack , put it down again , and finally tied the neck in a tight knot , looking a little shamefaced as he did it . 

The elder among them opened his sack and spilled berries of many different kinds on to the ground . 

Along the route he was stopped by a dwarf and led into the mountain , where he was told to empty his grain sacks and fill them with gold . 

Dried leaves of the stuff lie in heaps on the floor of the open-air market , waiting to be bundled up in burlap sacks . 

A kitchen worker appeared , dumped two black garbage sacks , then disappeared . 

As the half-stifled bees crawled drunkenly across the stone and straw , they swiftly cut most of the heavy slabs of honeycomb off the sticks and laid them in the leather sacks . 

Even then it was difficult to be sure which of the shadowy tumbled shapes was the one in which Marian had dropped the sack . 

He pulled a jute sack onto his lap and pointed down at my face with a dagger . 

He is sitting there now , fat and inanimate as a sack of flour , staring out of the window as the lights come on . 

Those necessities are sacks of flour and sacks of rice , although I am glad to say that the Iranian Government are now providing flour for every refugee within their borders , and certainly for the Shias . 

After the anglers had departed the skipper of Ann Lynn , assisted by two other men , proceeded to unload sacks from below decks which were then carried to a waiting car . 

For a horse in a yard , hessian sacks , large balls , a soft football , a length of hose , and plastic buckets and plastic garbage bins and lids , can all provide entertainment . 

During wintertime John Lowson was rarely seen without his hessian sacks . 

He hurled a paper sack of dog meal over on to the back seat and then got in behind the wheel , placing a grocer 's carrier bag on the floor between them . 

Inside the grand , evil smelling hall , a cassocked figure could be seen panting and swaying as it heaved a paper sack of chicken pellets from off the hall table onto the floor . 

Plastic refuse sacks are particularly useful for this purpose secured at the bottom with waterproof pvc tape . 

A return to the old plastic sack would presumably produce an equally instant reduction . 

The tramway carried sacks of grain directly to the mill 's main entrance . 

We packed the sacks for a night away , took one rope , slings and half a dozen nuts and Friends and squeezed in rock boots . 

Eventually they take a plastic sack they 've found on the beach , drape it round the pair of them and walk into the water , giggling . 

They set off , but the Friar did not understand at first whom they were following ; it was as though he believed that the children had taken his sack . 

` Do you remember , Mark when you had to strip naked and tie that sack around your waist ? " he asked . 

Bearing price and weight in mind small points like the extra padding on the back and waist belt wings are noteworthy -- giving extra comfort when the sack is full .

The UAs covered extra-judicial executions ( EJEs ) , death threats , torture and ` disappearances " in Colombia , Peru , Brazil , India and the Philippines ; attacks on street-children in Guatemala ; and amputation sentences and crucifixion in Sudan . 

Although only fragments remain , Dunseverick manages not to be outdone in the legend stakes ; Conal Caernach who lived here is said to have witnessed the crucifixion of Christ while serving in the Roman army . 

The crucifixion of Jesus was no naive rejection of the reality of evil , but a confrontation with evil that destroyed it . 

This type of joy is not superficial , for it is a costly experience , gained only through suffering and sharing something of the crucifixion of Christ . 

Jesus may not have supported a particular party line , but His criticism of the political-religious leaders of His day led to His crucifixion on a Roman gibbet . 

Are we not presented in the stories of Christ 's passion and crucifixion with a picture of God at men 's ( and it is men 's , not women 's ) mercy ? 

The Gospels became depoliticised and responsibility for Jesus 's crucifixion was transferred from the Roman administration to the Jews . 

The Mark Wilkinson team will then install custom-made woven vegetable baskets in that space . 

While Christina helped Celia empty the basket in the kitchen , Stephen put the barbecue in the store-room at the back of the house . 

He had a wire basket in his left hand , in which he had placed two tins of pineapple cubes . 

Tiny baskets of cherries are tucked away in the display , an idea popular in Victorian times . 

Women drifted in and out of the house and nearby kitchens carrying pasta and salads , clearing plates and replenishing baskets of bread . 

I have seen poultry and rabbits and large baskets of butter and eggs sharing seats down to Barnard Castle . 

The dealers snatch the baskets of produce they have bought and rush them to waiting lorries . 

Then she opened the bread drawer of the dresser , took out the bread knife and the oval basket of plaited straw with its red check cotton lining . 

They lugged the baskets of laundry upstairs together to the lingerie . 

Surely it could not take this long to gather up a few baskets of food ? 

At the same time he gave alms with his own hand to the poor from a basket of coins placed by his side . 

And he brought me these forty baskets of tomatoes this Friday night . 

The cane basket on the handlebars of her bicycle was always full on leaving the house and full again with things from her mother 's house when she came back . 

Chrome accessories include fashionable bar rails , 2-tier vegetable baskets on roller runners , a bottle rack , a cup rack and a 3-tier spice rack . 

Alternatively , you could fill the basket with his favourite foods or toiletries . 

When at last the work was finished , Mina and Kāli packed a basket with some clean clothes and went together to the stream to wash . 

Hanging baskets with bright geraniums decorated the higher balconies and the courtyard had been turned into a spectacular garden , tubs of potted plants adorning the old paving . 

Villagers in North Skelton are to get lessons on how to hang flower baskets . 

Honeymooners receive complementary bottle of champagne , fruit basket and room upgrade ( subject to availability ) . 

Instead of giving your mum chocolates ( or cake as they did in those days ) , you could treat her to a special melon basket , which can be prepared the day before . 

Catching them was a simple procedure of setting up a wire-mesh peat basket , held up at one side by a stick , with a string attached which led in through the window . 

Holly sweating , Holly who was not trained and who had laid the envelope given him by Alan Millet on the top of the wire rubbish basket beside the bench on the Lenin hills . 

Boys and old men drove donkeys , which carried baskets of sand from where it had blown into the town at one end , to be taken off by the wind at the other . 

The basket of provisions had hit the side of the ditch hard , and Mary , remembering the eggs , was almost afraid to look inside . 

Raynor had tipped a basket of logs on to the fire , and warmth and light were washing over the room . 

On October 29 1989 , just as he did every Sunday , 17-year-old New Yorker Donald White trundled his mother 's laundry basket to the local Wash-O-Rama . 

" Mrs Mott 's brownies " , said Sara when she saw them emerge from the picnic basket . 

We chose a shopping basket of 29 items to compare them with Tesco and Sainsbury . 

` I spend half my life changing beds , stuffing the washing machine and emptying wastepaper baskets . " 

Some of these were begging letters from old mill-workers in financial distress , and these Viola consigned to the wastepaper basket , whether or not the writers claimed nebulous acquaintanceship with her late husband . 

Wicker waste paper baskets and bathroom sponges are guaranteed to be disintegrated at an alarming rate if left in the open . 

Some build out of moss and leaves , some weave a hanging basket of grasses and twigs , others play the part of the potter , mixing mud and water to build beneath the eaves of our homes . 

The vicar ` came down to the steps at the top of the nave , accompanied by a server with a basket of palms and we all went up and got one except J[ack] . " 

She was bending over a basket of freshly picked marrow flowers , arranging them to her satisfaction . 

The baskets of fruit behind the sink and hob were specially created to match the Villeroy & Boch china that the Mills have collected over the years . 

` It 's called Titian , " she said , pushing her waves back with vigorous sweeps of her hands as if to deny its attraction to men . 

His hair , which had not been cut for weeks , fell in silky waves around his face . 

If your hair is shoulder-length or just beyond , Clairol 's Lock 'N Roll are the best way to create fabulous curls and waves . 

All of the major hair manufacturers produce excellent permanent waves , many of them with special formulations for specific hair types and results . 

We then brushed out the curls gently so that hair fell in soft , loose waves . 

The real Lily sat opposite , her too brightly-coloured hair set in stiff waves about her faded face . 

Her hair was loose , falling in thick waves to her waist , a dark frame for her exquisite face , with its delicate bone-structure , softly curving mouth and expressive clear grey eyes . 

The result was an overwhelming majority in favour of an independent Ukraine , even in predominantly Russian areas , such as Crimea and the east of the republic . 

I must stress that we are looking primarily , or we propose to look primarily , er , at the east of the county . 

Mr Eggar also rejected schemes near bird sanctuaries at Pembroke , Lundy , the east of Scotland , north Norfolk and the English Channel . 

The accident occurred near Sallochy Bay on the east of the loch on Saturday . 

A few years later in 917 King Edward added a vast planned town to the south , laid out on a slightly skewed grid and with a massive open market place on its east . 

Meanwhile , Germany 's employer , trade and industry associations said they had formed a committee to fight xenophobia , which is now said to be putting off foreigners from investing in the country 's impoverished East . 

He is responsible for the East of Scotland area , taking over from Eddie McDermid who retired . 

At the time of division , the two halves of the city were very different ; the Soviet east hung on to the imperial Prussian centre , the West acquired the western shopping and residential areas . 

The capitalist West of the city is happy to embrace the socialist East , but worries about the latter 's commercial naivety . 

Even though it was May , the wind blowing up-river from the east was bitterly cold . 

The river of Luz , the Bastan , enters the town briskly from the east , along the deep lateral valley of Barèges . 

The east of England had the lowest number of beef herds and the smallest numbers in the herds . 

But Barry Ward says we should take a closer look at the East of England . 

Official Home Office figures , released for the first time , show parts of the South have far more sex crimes than the North or East of England . 

With it , she had chosen a pair of black sneakers and a huge black bracelet . 

Who , in passing , it might be noted , wore not boots nor shoes but canvas sneakers . 

He wears jeans , sneakers and leather bomber jackets and talks in teenage jargon , but -- at the age of 65 -- Fluff has decided his time as a pop picker is up . 

Sporting matted hair , an unkempt beard and purple sneakers he even gave Charles and Diana a thumbs-up sign at the end of his performance . 

Macaulay Culkin , the 11-year-old star who earns £4 million per movie , was decked out in purple Home Alone 2 T-shirt and mis-matched sneakers for the fun-filled event on the Avenue of The Stars in Los Angeles . 

She was wearing a dirty old pair of jeans and blue canvas sneakers . 

He grinned at Kate 's dirty khaki jacket and trousers , her grubby sneakers and her tousled hair . 

Rory walked towards her , dressed in jeans and sneakers , a soft yellow shirt . 

I was expecting the usual French style of service , with an ice-bucket and a carafe of chilled water , and two glasses containing a small amount of Pernod at the bottom . 

` This is what we need , " Bryce said , picking up a carafe of water from the top of a chest of drawers . 

6 This water carafe is designed so the tumbler fits neatly on the top to form the lid . 

The customers reply never mind about lunch , they will drink a carafe of wine and perhaps Madame has some bread and sausage ? 

A large carafe of wine was on their table and Andrée filled up Flavia 's glass from time to time . 

Their prawn cocktails arrived , together with a carafe of hearty red wine . 

Jamie shouted above the noise , holding up the empty carafe , but before Loretta could answer , a waiter showed two more people to their table . 

As the woman returned with their carafe of wine and their water , she proceeded to reel off in rapid Italian the various dishes of the day . 

No longer therefore , apparently , can we have one minister for health services and one minister for social payments ; but that would be more sensible , all the same . 

That 's how one Irish farm leader sums up commissioner Ray MacSharry , the former minister for agriculture , whose radical reform plan for the CAP has set alarm bells ringing in his native country . 

For example , Hans Dietrich Genscher has been Foreign Minister for the last 18 years . 

THIS WEEK Timothy Raison , minister for Overseas Development , will read a report from his civil servants advising him to hand over control of an international conservation treaty to the Department of the Environment . 

We had two gatherings of businessmen in Brighton and London , attended by the Minister for the Arts , and a new director was appointed for the Lewes All Saints Community Arts Centre . 

Under a female Prime Minister in 1989 , Britain was still very much a man 's world . 

One of your Ministers today admitted on television he had n't read it . " 

After a week of fevered speculation , John Major , Britain 's prime minister , shuffled his cabinet . 

North Korea 's Prime Minister Yon Hyong Muk stepped across a border normally so secure that neither letters nor telephone calls are allowed through . 

Malaysia 's Agriculture Minister Sanusi Junid said ASEAN had agreed to take a common stand to discourage similar actions by other countries . 

CITIZEN 'S Charter Minister William Waldegrave is today expected to announce a cash boost for the Government 's campaign to increase public awareness of science . 

Poland 's finance minister , Mr Leszek Balcerowicz , is imposing a harsh stabilisation programme . 

The BMA wrote to Scotland 's health minister , Lord Fraser , in December detailing its concerns . 

Iran 's Oil Minister Gholamreza Agazadeh urged on Sept. 16 that OPEC should " seriously consider " taking action to raise prices towards the current reference price of US$21 a barrel . 

Friends of the Earth want legislation introduced which will make manufacturers put energy efficiency labels on their products and they are asking ministers to suggest such labels when they meet their European Community counterparts for green talks . 

Most leading ministers resigned , complaining of his dictatorial behaviour , and now form the parliamentary opposition . 

Garay , Finance Minister from December 1816 to September 1818 , was a friend of Jovellanos . 

Sean MacBride was a government minister between 1948 and 1951 and later United Nations commissioner for Namibia . 

The French Foreign Minister Roland Dumas paid a visit to King Hassan of Morocco on Nov. 9 in an effort to repair bilateral relations , which had deteriorated seriously in recent weeks . 

President Elias Hrawi , Prime Minister Umar Karami and the president of the National Assembly , Hussain al-Hussaini , visited Damascus on Oct. 17 to attend the first session of the Lebanese-Syrian Supreme Council . 

As Simon himself has stated , there is a striking incompatibility between the discontinuity of perception and the continuity of writing : it is central to Simon 's aesthetics to bring to the novel the non-linearity of painting . 

There is an inherent incompatibility between freemasonry and Christianity . 

Before that , the incompatibility between General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics overwhelms the analysis . 

However , the six states that joined in this new venture were strong supporters of the Council and saw no incompatibility between the two bodies . 

There is thus an incompatibility between the pluralist and the dualist . 

It was an era that demonstrated the incompatibility of labour and government as bedfellows . 

Disagreement has tended to centre upon the issue of responsibility for the evident political incompatibility of left and right and the consequent unworkability of Republican democracy . 

Perhaps Beccaria was also conscious of the incompatibility of retribution and deterrence as penal aims . 

The divergence and even the incompatibility of purposes between France and the US had certainly occurred to various officers of the State Department and prompted sarcastic comment . 

And both of these contradictions of capitalism are built out of a developing incompatibility of bourgeoisie and civil society . 

Yet Mannheim 's fundamental views on the problems of ideology and the sociology of knowledge can not be accepted , because of their basic lack of logical and epistemological consistency and their incompatibility with empirical facts . 

One drawback which will remain is the burner 's incompatibility with other types of resealable gas canisters . 

Psychoanalysis 's incompatibility with many aspects of feminism has led contemporary western feminists to be selective in their use of it . 

The European Court of Justice ( ECJ ) ruled on June 19 that UK courts were empowered to suspend an act of parliament on the grounds of its alleged incompatibility with European Community ( EC ) law . 

The marriage had been good , he said , for two or three years and then they drifted towards the rocks until they were agreed on only one thing , their incompatibility . 

The best explanation of their incompatibility still seems to be Mommsen 's : divus Marcus is a later gloss . 

Only if this is done can any change be attributed to product instability or product-container incompatibility . 

Hence there is no necessary incompatibility between the size necessary for functional effectiveness and that required for democracy ( Newton 1982:191 ) . 

There is almost bound to be incentive incompatibility between principals and agent as a consequence . 

Successful policy implementation depends upon resolving problems of incompatibility between policies over often quite a wide range . 

There is a slight incompatibility between the arguments that have been advanced . 

By January 1946 de Gaulle had been brought face to face with the reality that a basic incompatibility of outlook and temperament existed between himself and the members of the assembly . 

More projected mergers fail to materialise ( even at the eleventh hour ) than are actually completed and the reason will invariably be the discovery of some basic incompatibility between the practices involved or their respective partners . 

There seemed to be no incompatibility between building a welfare state at home and discharging the responsibilities of a great power abroad . 

The essential contradiction lay in the incompatibilities of ` command " policies and ` market " practice . 

The chief problem facing the purchaser of video equipment is the incompatibility between different systems . 

One of the problems in the use of video-tapes is the lack of standardization and resulting incompatibility between equipment for the different systems . 

These , or a hundred other weaknesses or incompatibilities in computer systems , create information bottlenecks at crucial times . 

Indeed , there is an incompatibility between the British system of democracy and what is emerging in Europe . 

The only track into Bahdu from the south , feasible for loaded camels , skirted a marsh at the foot of these hills . 

A few marshes in western France are still managed very strictly as commons . 

Cobbett declared that the marshes of South Holderness in the East Riding , together with the Fens , were the richest land in England . 

The ruins of Caerlaverock Castle are prominent against the flat marshes of the Solway Firth . 

We have already mentioned the marshes of Sussex and Kent as examples of areas drying out . 

The marshes on the lower reaches of the Tigris and Euphrates cover an area of up to 17,000 square kilometres and provide a refuge for Shia opponents of Saddam 's regime . 

Nowadays the river Derwent is non-tidal due to the flood barrier at Barmby marsh . 

Artificial filtration marshes will be built to absorb the fertiliser run-off and canals rebuilt to increase the water flow to the Everglades by 25 per cent . 

IN THE heart of North America 's largest freshwater marsh a rare female woodstork prepares to nest . 

According to Laurie Boorman , a scientist with the National Environment Research Council , at the present rates of degradation half the areas of coastal marshes would disappear within 50 years . 

The monks of Furness reclaimed the coastal marshes of Walney , with embankments incorporating beach pebbles . 

He trailed along behind her through the sand dunes , along the edge of the tidal salt marsh . 

They have created an experimental salt marsh by allowing coastal farmland at Northey Island in Essex to be flooded . 

With that he spurred his horse , and rode away across the marshes to his castle , three long days ' journey distant . 

However , I made the road in time , and followed it to Crabtree Wick , enjoying the firm surface after crossing the marsh . 

Invoking a doctrine of the ` spirit of place " , they felled ancient woodlands and drained the marshes . 

They had drained marshes , diverted roads , uprooted hedges , planted trees and felled them , preserved game and in due season , hunted it . 

A century ago , more than 200 Siberian cranes were recorded in the jheels and marshes of Uttar Pradesh . 

He was fowling in the marshes , himself with one servant , a man called Berin . 

` The young man and woman whose naked bodies were found in the marsh ? 

A former pool had silted up and was turning into a miniature reed marsh . 

` If animals or men go into the marsh , they will sink into it and die . 

A CRASH victim had his head held above icy water by rescuers after his car plunged into a marsh . 

The homes of those who live in the marshes of the lower Euphrates , or the barrios of Mexico City , for example , are testament to this elemental connection . 

This community is not specifically recorded from the Outer Hebrides , but Adam ( 1976 ) states that it is probably ubiquitous on marshes in western Scotland . 

You continue on through the meadows of Cock marsh -- a Site of Special Scientific Interest -- to the banks of the Thames . 

A mist drifted over the marsh as the moon rose slowly over the tower above . 

They realised that with a car slowly sinking into the marsh there was not a minute to spare . 

There is no doubt that he lost his way in the fog , and sank in the marsh . 

We followed them through the marsh , which smelled of dying plants . 

These occurred at different times down the whole length of the front , from Haj Omran in the mountains of the north to the marshes in the south . 

I watched him turn and walk with difficulty across the marshes , the chain hanging clumsily around his leg . 

That night El-ahrairah came out of the marshes of Kelfazin and went secretly up to the great ditch . 

The marsh has been drained so the water forms a lake with small islands for birds and wildlife . 

The first Mayor so to be honoured was , appropriately enough , Mr. Winterbottom , Lady Vernon 's Steward , who was Mayor in 1831 and 1832 . 

An alderman of Leeds in 1858-68 , he was mayor in 1860-1 , as well as being a magistrate for Leeds borough and for the West Riding of Yorkshire . 

• The mayor of Phoenix said he was encouraged by the positive response to the grand prix from the city . 

The Mayor of Machynlleth , Coun Ivan Warren , said the entire community felt betrayed . 

Californian dreamer Tom Bradley , the retiring mayor of Los Angeles , flew in to Britain to promote his city as a wonderful location for trade and tourism . 

The mayor of Yeravan used his official car to evacuate some of the wounded . 

` Pray excuse me , " he said , ` but our distinguished new Mayor wishes to make your acquaintance . 

The seat was that being vacated by Gabor Demszky of the SzDSz in connection with his October 1990 election as Budapest 's mayor [ see p. 37922 ] . 

New York 's mayor has travelled to Tokyo to ensure that Japan 's cash-conscious companies do n't abandon the city that never sleeps . 

Current SDLP deputy mayor Annie Courtney is almost certain to be elevated to the top post at next month 's AGM but the deputy 's position remains wide open . 

At the lord mayor 's banquet in November 1914 , the prime minister , H. H. Asquith , announced his peerage , the first of the war . 

Among those tipped to become the new party chief is Mr Wolfgang Berghofer , Dresden 's reformist mayor . 

It was the first time the city had unseated an incumbent mayor since 1943 . 

Today the Royalists were back in Worcester … to escort the present mayor to London … he 's been invited to take part in the civil war anniversary celebrations at the palace of Westminster . 

A former member of the Italian Communist Party , he had become mayor in early 1991 , having switched to the PSI . 

Although they privately felt that they themselves would properly decide the fate of the territories , even the most conservative mayors began to acknowledge the PLO . 

The Mayor , Ald. Cocker , known as ` The Father of Blackpool " , was not impressed and wagered John Bickerstaffe that the new tramway would not last more than two years ! 

Measures taken by the authorities against the itinerant traders led to a crisis in the city government , as a result of which the Socialist mayor , Giorgio Morales , was forced to resign . 

Six people were killed and dozens more reportedly injured in further bomb attacks and shootings in Lima , Cuzco , Ayacucho and the Andean village of Huasta , whose mayor was assassinated . 

The cut was said by observers to reflect the gravity of the country 's financial difficulties and the weakness of the world cocoa market .

A 35 year old Asian man presented with a three month history of progressive weakness of his hands and legs associated with distal sensory disturbance .

In a single school term she had once sent to private sanatoriums as many as four boys and two girls with a weakness of the lungs .

At these points there are also constrictions in the blood vessels and nerves , and weaknesses in the connective tissues .

This pinpoints a fundamental weakness in the libertarian defence of a market economy .

Whatever its weaknesses , Switzerland always has a couple of aces up the sleeve .

If she did she would burst into tears , and she did n't want him to see her weakness .

He also hated Jekyll 's weakness and his sad , hopeless condition .

I also wondered if Sir John Santerre , despite his bluff bonhomie , was skilled and well-versed in seeking out a man 's weakness and pandering to it .

Teachers will be able to identify pupils ' weaknesses , which they will then be expected , so far as is possible , to correct .

It was not just economic weakness that led to the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe .

Paradoxically the PLO and the Palestinian people have drawn strength from their military and political weakness .

Then , having asked the congregation to pray for him , he paused again … and this time it was evident that it was physical weakness that obliged him to rest .

This quick decline in trade union power appears to have occurred because of the combination of both internal weakness and external pressure .

The Midland 's financial weakness became a source of worry to the other high street banks .

We saw that this theory has serious weaknesses in terms of lacking supporting evidence and analytical strength .

Hollies were dying on the granite outcrop of Charnwood Forest in Leicestershire . 

At fifty feet he levelled out , slipped the safety off the spear gun , and swam slowly round the coral outcrop . 

But I doggedly believed that things would change , that they could only get better , yet when I reached the outcrop I wailed with despair . 

The scats were deposited on a rocky outcrop approximately 16 x 11 m . 

The Tertiary basalts dominate the scenery of Antrim , with the Ulster White Limestone forming a narrow outcrop around them ( Fig. 2 ) . 

In the economic field , as early as 1858 , Geikie was able to show the main outcrops of oil-shale in West Lothian to James Young who was then founding the oil-shale industry in the area . 

The later Lochnagar Al granite intrudes the margin of the diorite , probably as a series of concentric sheets , and discrete sinuous lenses of diorite are enclosed in the granite outcrop . 

The Rothorn Hut , built in 1949 , lies below a rocky outcrop next to the glacier , with a great panorama of the Ober Gabelhorn and other Zermatt peaks , especially the Monte Rosa . 

Close to its crest lies an outcrop of particularly fine shales and in these some of the most perfectly preserved fossils in the world have been discovered . 

We walked on , jumping over trickles of water , squelching through soggy bits , scrambling over dry stands of heather , bouncing off spongy peat , clambering around rocky outcrops . 

He put out a hand and leaned against an outcrop of rock , head bowed , his torso thrust forward , and let go two more jets of puke . 

Bernice and Sendei rounded the outcrop of rock indicated by Molassi . 

They had climbed hard all afternoon , and shortly before seven o'clock , with the sky softening towards apricot , were resting on a rocky outcrop . 

Bouncing and bucking down the rough , uneven scrubland of the sloping ground beyond , it finally fetched up hard when it smashed head-on into a rocky outcrop . 

They manage to get Burke 's heart started , but his brain shows only scant traces of activity ; and in the hospital he keeps flatlining and being resuscitated -- 15 , 16 , 17 times .

Today it raises more , with an inside piece stating that chemists hired by the plant 's owners examined soil samples from the plant and found no traces of chemical weapons compounds .

At the beginning of each experiment , cells were washed three times with Hank 's buffered sterile saline ( Cellgro ) to remove traces of serum and were placed in Dulbecco 's modified Eagle 's medium containing 0.2% lactalbumin hydrolysate ( Gibco/BRL , Rockville , MD , USA ) .

Therefore hunting dogs bathed with this plant would recognise the smell of the agouti , which would carry traces of the strong smell of Piper marginatum .

Mars is exposed to high fluxes of UV radiation and is very dry ( atmospheric water = 210 ppm ) and cold ( average temperature is about 218 K , -55°C , -67°F ) with only traces of oxygen and with an atmosphere composed mostly of carbon dioxide ( CO 2 - 95 .

The gypsum throne is the oldest in Europe and traces of paint show that it would have been brightly colored when in use .

The CO 2 was provided from a bottle of reagent-grade carbon dioxide ( MYGT 99% purity ) as compressed gas and was scrubbed to remove traces of oxygen and water .

Twenty-one of the 28 heads of Notre-Dame 's kings of Judah ( see page 33 ) , some retaining traces of their original pigmentation ( 1220 ) , were found in a bank vault and brought here .

The FT said it evoked memories of the 1990 Perrier scare , when traces of benzene were found in the mineral water .

In answer to the objection that urine tests reveal only very recent use of hard drugs , Bruce Reed says that before long , drug-testing technology will have advanced from urine to hair tests , which may reveal chemical traces for up to a year .

At the beginning of each experiment , chondrocytes or OA synovial fibroblasts were washed three times with Hanks balanced salt solution ( Cellgro ) to remove traces of serum , and placed in DMEM containing 0.2% lactalbumin hydrolysate ( Invitrogen , Carlsbad , CA , USA ) .

4Dshows syncytium formation in the early culture , with traces of cytoplasmic ( white arrowheads , compare with panel 4E ) but no nuclear ERα immunoreactivity .

Paint traces may indicate that Princess Diana 's car collided with a black Fiat just before the fatal crash .

What looks suitable now is fur in piquant traces , decorative little sealskin scarves or squirrel trim for hoods or neat fox collars for coats .

Arrested between thought and action , Gandolfini still bears traces of childlike befuddlement in his doughy face ; he ca n't begin to figure out why the foundations of his world have become so illusory .

Caló was originally the language of the Spanish gypsies , or a dialect of Spanish showing traces of many languages acquired by the gypsies throughout their world wanderings .

It is exactly that : a few smudged traces of pencil on an elaborately matted and framed piece of paper .

We own this project now , not her , and whatever the history of the deal , we 'll run it our way .

` Do I know the history of this building ? " asked the Israeli Jew in the museum curator 's office .

It will bear the history of that oppression , not necessarily as that which disables desire ( though it may ) , but as desire itself .

It was accompanied by a street exhibition on the political history of Czechoslovakia from its foundation in 1918 until the present , again using of lot of materials not seen before .

Your employer will have a personnel file containing a potted history of your career with the company .

His obsession with the social history of the Twenties and Thirties led him to Wilsford Manor , Tennant 's home , in 1986 , where he wooed the eremitic inhabitant with chocolates and orchids .

The history of the last century in Lebanon thus provided dynamite for the detonation of the past 15 years .

You can process the musical history of the Eighties into any format you like-you could call it the decade of Dance , or of Conscience Rock , or of World Music .

However , their history , from the first appointments in 1839 , has been one of constant change and adaptation .

A 45 year old white man presented in October 1991 with a one year history of weight loss , lethargy , and fluid retention .

` Leisure travel used to be a privilege , now people regard it as a right , " said chief executive Christopher Rodrigues , reporting on the group 's second-best year in its 152-year history .

The ordination of women should be opposed , she said , because of the 2,000 year history of the Church .

The central problem of the agrarian history of Tudor England has been the nature of the security enjoyed by copyholders .

Nobody yet in the whole history of mankind has had the strength to resist doing what lies in their power to do , just to prove that they can .

Running through the history of literary criticism is a series of debates over the connection ( or contrast ) between literature and philosophy , and between the aesthetic imagination and science .

Covering his tracks a little he added , ` or at least in the history of English poetry " .

The history of educational neglect in Namibia has left many adults , especially in rural areas , without any schooling .

Adler found that despite the legislation a woman 's sexual history was routinely introduced during a rape trial .

Noorda says that Novell is acutely aware of the ` history " of Unix and its penetration into government and industry over the past 20 years .

But incredulous , or not , the events happened ( millions of television viewers worldwide watched the Chilean concert ) and as such they typify the massive changes that Amnesty has undergone in its 30-year history .

They were totally asymptomatic and had no history of oesophageal , gastric , or duodenal disease .

In the summer of 1993 , the Marion County Commission on Youth began what can best be described as a `` new era '' in its history .

UAL record , Flight 93 EWR bag loading status , Sept. 11, 2001 ; UAL record , Flight 93 EWR ACI passenger history , Sept. 11, 2001 ; UAL record , Flight 93 EWR full bag history , Sept. 11, 2001 ; TSA report , `` Selectee Status of September 11th Hijackers , '' undated ; FBI report , '' The Final 24 Hours , '' Dec.

Produced by NYD2 , a communications firm based in Somerset , the documentary features case histories of clients whose needs ranged from housing to fighting off deportation .

As you might deduce from the European architecture of the railway station and many other buildings here , Qingdao has an unusual history .

Only tanning ability , history of AK , number of current freckles on the arms , citrus peel use and hot black tea consumption showed a significant difference between cases and controls .

Fieldcrest Cannon 's history suggests that , when it comes to keeping unions out of its plants , it 's a firm believer in the Malcolm X approach -- use any means necessary .

All had normal neuromuscular function and were healthy according to history , physical examination , and laboratory tests .

By univariate analysis , the association of history ofcirrhosis/portal hypertension with postoperative mortality was determined toapproach statistical significance ( P = 0.053 ) among patients admitted tothe SCU .

As I took Celebration to task for its faux history and democracy , I reflected back on Fernandina , which was , whatever else might be `` Peyton Place-ish , '' at least a real community , the product of hundreds of years of conflicts bloodier by far than Parent vs . Disney school disputes .

Women who reported a history of breast cancer or augmentation surgery were excluded from the study .

Despite these possibilities , scientific polling has a long , reliable history , whereas `` straw polling '' has a long history of total unreliability .

Other information obtained included first-degree family history of breast cancer , history of ever using estrogen-containing contraceptives and where they had lived most of their lives ( whether in a rural or urban setting ) .

An important question for researchers is to establish whether dementia incidence , prevalence , and national history vary from one location to another .

Different parts of genomes have different histories , and representing the history of genome evolution as a single tree appears inconsistent with the data .

We used the Cognitive Lifetime Drinking History ( CLDH ) to obtain information on lifetime alcohol intake [ 31 32 33 ] . Prior to the interview , participants completed a lifetime events calendar on which they recorded the date and their age when significant events in their lives occurred .

Americans mock the Frogs because we envy their intellectual arrogance , history , and glamour .

In keeping with the fast pay requirements , we also suggested that the system designs include procedures to identify first time vendors and vendors with a history of abusing fast pay.These vendors would not be eligible to participate in fast pay until the agency had satisfied itself that those vendors were worthy businesses that could be paid under fast pay .

The study population was divided into 15 ( 21% ) patients with limited and 56 patients ( 79% ) with a significant tobacco/alcohol exposure history .

He had a history of foolhardy judgment that suggested he did n't fully comprehend death 's finality .

The differences in eligibility risk factors between those participants with HF and those without is not surprising : larger percentages of those with HF had a history of MI , stroke , CABG , angioplasty , other atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease ( ASCVD ) , diabetes , low HDL levels and ECG abnormalities .

The increase in per expression after the sleep deprivation was specific to the cerebral cortex , although it can not be ruled out , based on the present study , that circadian gene expression changes with sleep-wake history in specific nuclei within the other two regions examined ; i.e. , the hypothalamus and basal forebrain .

American business , in fact , has a long history of bringing in outsiders to transform companies , though these outsiders have n't always been called consultants .

' In light of U.S. history , such punishment is virtually a return to the lynching that was practised during the frontier development period . ''

The Museo Arqueológico de la Costa Grande , located near the eastern end of Paseo del Pescador , traces the history of this area from pre-Hispanic times , when the place was known as Zihuatlán , through the colonial era .

USAT 's stock-market story describes the Nasdaq 's drop as `` breathtaking '' but goes on to note that it was `` long overdue '' and only the eighth-largest percentage drop in the index 's history .

It included almost all of the important uses of the word , and the introduction gave a good picture of the word 's history , both etymological and social .

Since we have no information on the likelihood of diagnosis given travel history in the clinical setting in the Bay Area we were unable to evaluate whether this was indeed the case .

The history is so little known -- and so fascinating -- it could easily have served as this novel 's point of departure , or the spine of a novel all its own .

Given the whiteness of those images and the long history of denying intellectual aptitude to African-Americans , it 's surely good news that in America today , the word `` intellectual '' is as likely to evoke Cornel West as Susan Sontag .

The films also build upon the long history of popular American support for Irish independence .

The unprecedented admission about the state of the royal marriage yesterday, on the last day of their Korean tour, was what the Princess of Wales has waited since June 7 to hear. 

I do not know whether admissions about the past are as important as agreement about the future. 

The reports were stimulated by Italian government admissions about the existence of a secret force, code-named " Gladio " , and allegations about the involvement of Gladio in right-wing extremist action. 

Again the prosecution must rely on what the driver tells them or on written instructions and, in rare cases, on admissions by the employer . 

The observations of a witness or an admission by the accused would prove this point. 

The SADF statement contradicted an earlier admission by President F.W. de Klerk that the SADF had trained 150 Inkatha members in 1986 in " VIP protection " . 

The ecologists ' leader Brice Lalonde, who has called for a broad-based `Democratic Party ", welcomed Mr Rocard's speech as the first admission by a top Socialist that the party was finished . 

He denied making a verbal admission concerning any transaction between himself and any women . 

The intent can best be proved by an admission from the accused or what he said to the female to whom he exposed himself. 

Too many customers do not get an open admission from us that we made a mistake -- nor do they get the full apology that is their right. 

The Sandinista campaign slogan, `Everything will get better ", seems in this context an admission of defeat . 

Payments under this scheme do not affect any legal rights you may have to take action for any loss or damage sustained and do not constitute an admission of liability on our part . 

It seems to be an admission of failure and weakness , especially when others are coping perfectly well with what appear to be even greater strains. 

He said the issuing of IRA admissions of responsibility for atrocities like the Warrington and City of London bombs from the Southern capital was shaming Ireland throughout the world. 

The formation of the directorate will be seen by critics of the Government's food policy as a tacit admission that its response to recent food scares has been muddled and sometimes too slow . 

Resort to such concepts as `common sense " and `knowledge of human nature ", is little more than a veiled admission that no satisfactory criteria have been found . 

This tacit admission that something had gone seriously wrong with the original expectation of atom-fired electricity `too cheap to meter " has been one of the best kept secrets in the whole nuclear power debate. 

When mistakes are made a full apology is often less damaging than a grudging admission that events have not gone as planned . 

It sounded like a veiled admission that she was romantically involved with her partner , and so be it. 

His undiluted radicalism was illustrated by his admission that `my command of the English Language is not sufficiently wide to allow me to put into words the intense hatred and detestation I have for England. " 

Meredith's breath shuddered out at his admission , her face distorted with pain. 

The official admission came in a statement by the Tass news agency. 

In spite of the government admissions , Buthelezi denied knowledge of any payments. 

It was only thanks to the scene made by Gilly that his admission about their visit to Puddephat's rooms had gone unnoticed. 

Outside the manor once more, Detective Eddy said to Giles Aplin, `I think that Mrs Putt's admission concerning the cape is sufficient for us to obtain a search warrant. " 

Relations improved with South Korea as a result of concessions over the treatment of the Korean minority within Japan, and Japan's admission of guilt over its past treatment of Korea . 

Environmental groups welcomed the Bank's admission of past errors , but criticized the report's faith in current models of economic growth. 

Mr Maclean's reliability as a bank manager can be judged from his admission that he was not very good at mathematics , hence the mistakes in calculating interest on Mr Singh's alleged account. 

But his acceptance of a hypothetical possibility hadn't prepared him for the shock of contact with cold reality, and for her brazen admission that she was cheating, deceiving him . 

His admission that his distance and antipathy had, in reality, been a vain attempt to fight his attraction to her had totally unnerved her. 

He had a thin cardigan over his shoulders to protect him from the breeze . 

Navy woollen bolero cardigan with large paisley wool embroidery , £42.99 . 

Knitters now ask me if I can do these ballet cardigans with my eyes shut . 

You 'll love our easy-to-make cream cotton cardigan with crochet border 

Gloria tied on her red headscarf , Dot buttoned up her pink cardigan and they went to wait for the bus to take them down to the hospital to see how Baby was doing . 

Within moments the wine , the heat and the excitement of the day caught up with her and she began to snore softly into his thick cable-knit cardigan . 

Ma is trying to apologise for it with her eyes as she sucks khaki splodges from the sleeve of her cardigan . 

` It was all great-grandfather Aurangzeb 's fault , " said Pakeezah Sultan Begum , rearranging her cardigan . 

She wore a cotton frock with little daisies and forget-me-knots sprinkled all over , and a fluffy , pink , angora cardigan . 

Then she dressed quickly in jeans and a long-sleeved shirt and pulled on her thick Aran cardigan . 

Possibly the only answer is to grey up my hair and start a new post-modern clothing movement , modelling myself rigorously on Hilda Ogden , complete with a fawn cardigan and a flowered pinny and curlers . 

Pretty cotton mix cardigan to pop on when there 's a cool breeze off the sea . 

He had fished in the pocket of his grey wool cardigan and , with a broad smile , produced a small jeweller 's box . 

Opposite right Alpaca wool sweater and cardigan by Artwork ; cotton track pants by Agnès B ; wool mix socks from Debenhams . 

She wore a light grey dress with matching tights and shoes , and an amethyst-coloured cardigan in cashmere to match the colour of the long nails on her pale hands . 

Long chunky cardigan , £125 , all available in beige , black or grey . 

She was there every single night , a formidable figure in her long , black skirt , cardigan and black straw hat . 

She had dressed in a vivid red blouse and a loose woollen blue cardigan , and she had tied her long dark hair into a pony tail with an orange scarf . 

He 's wearing thick old cords worn smooth at the bum and knee but good-quality once , and what looks like a load of shirts and holey jumpers and cardigans . 

Lavinia was wearing a tart an skirt and a green blouse and cardigan . 

I remembered wearing English sandals and white socks , and a white lambswool cardigan for the cool of the evening and lawn nightdresses and winceyette knickers , aertex shirts and grey-flannel shorts . 

She sulked in her white crocheted cardigan and modelled tiny men from the dough of her bread . 

When she was last seen Mrs Probyn was wearing white Bermuda shorts , a blue and white check cardigan and a blue and green jacket . 

When found , she was wearing a pink floral dress , lilac tights , a white cardigan and black patent leather shoes . 

I met many + tenants on similar estates who do the same thing -- their heating amounts to " taking the nip out of the air " and putting on cardigans to go into the bathroom or kitchen . 

She put down her cup and took a tissue out of her trendy cardigan and started dabbing at her skirt . 

Rose , as she listened to Léonie 's questions , took off her black cardigan , rolled up her black sleeves . 

He wore a heavy buff-coloured cardigan and on his head was a wide-brimmed straw hat . 

She wore , always , hand-knitted cardigans and black woollen stockings . 

Wearing a black cardigan and no make-up , she rummaged in her bag for her superstar life-saver kit -- The Dark Glasses . 

In her pale blue uniform , over which she wore a fluffy pale pink cardigan , she reminded Blythe of a pastel blimp . 

She wore her new heather-coloured cardigan ; a blue veil ( heather and scabious was her idea ) preserved her hair , carefully waved for the night . 

Ahead of him a morose-looking man in a cardigan was sorting through slabs of meat in plastic containers . 

Polyester cardigans were sometimes worn over their silks on a cold night , but pullovers were rather rough and for children , not for ladies . 

The second generation thrombolytic agents are recombinant tissue plasminogen activator ( rt-PA ) and APSAC ( anistreplase ) .

Currently available thrombolytic agents have several important limitations .

After any effective thrombolytic agent the patient is usually left with a patent vessel .

THE only surprise in the history of interferon is its meteoric rise to fame as a cancer cure , after its earlier promise as an anti-viral agent .

He conceded that high levels of pollution could have affected the dolphin 's defence mechanisms making them vulnerable to attack by an infectious agent .

Very recently it has been shown that treating prediabetic mice ( that is , before they develop symptoms ) with various chemical agents , including insulin , will prevent diabetes from developing .

Various pharmacological agents can modulate the IP 3 R but their actions are not particularly specific .

Those patients at most risk when undergoing ERCP are the elderly , and previous workers have shown that age is a predisposing factor to hypoxia during ERCP when narcotic agents are used in conjunction with benzodiazepine sedation .

Britain and America are worried enough to have produced enough serum to immunise their troops against anthrax , one of the biological agents he is most likely to have .

Biological agents provide promising alternatives , but we need to understand more about their modes of action .

Of 70 injectors interviewed in depth , only 25% reported never having shared syringes ; 57% reporting reusing syringes in the previous six months , using a range of cleaning agents including household bleach .

I do not use any anti-fungus agents ; the occasional fungused eggs are removed as required .

Much of the improvement in survival has resulted from the now routine use of cyclosporin as an immunosuppressive agent .

The addictive agent is nicotine , which calms the nerves , relaxes the muscles and attenuates the appetite .

There is good evidence that this transmissible agent is a virus containing DNA but that it is embedded in a tough proteinaceous capsule .

No other concomitant infective agents have been implicated in the course of the disease to date .

Some alcohol difficulties will be primarily and directly linked to alcohol use and some will be secondary , a complication but not the causal agent .

These can harm the consumer -- the ban on the sweetening agent cyclamate on the grounds that it could cause cancer is a case in point .

I took a swig of wine and collapsed on to the bed fully dressed . 

The animation is full of great touches : for example , a victorious knight removes his helmet and bows to his stricken foe , and the pirate takes a swig from his hip flask . 

They would have married sooner but had to wait for her divorce ; Pamela Chrimes told me that it took some time to obtain the evidence of adultery which was then necessary . 

As he released his anger , he felt his love for his ex-wife , and wept over their divorce . 

One reason given for Cruise 's divorce from his first wife , 39-year-old actress Mimi Rogers , in January 1990 , was their inability to have children . 

For example , he has been married and is still on very good terms with his wife ; their divorce unlocked her true potential , and she is now a part-time feminist studies lecturer at SCU . 

Diana , then 14 , was heartbroken when her grandfather died aged 83 in June 1975 -- six years after her father 's bitter divorce from her mum , now Mrs Frances Shand Kydd . 

He and his wife Brooke Hayward were on the verge of divorce -- they finally split up in 1969 . 

I 've had three kids and two divorces , and if you think it 's made me happy , then think again . 

` They 'd both like to see a reconciliation and they certainly have no plans for divorce . 

The Act allowed couples to petition for divorce after the first anniversary of their marriage , instead of after three years as had been upheld previously . 

Esther pointed out that Charles was the one who wanted the divorce . 

Two specially trained women officers twice tried to piece together fragments of the missing 36 hours following Joanna 's abduction at knifepoint as she arrived for work . 

Of particular concern is the pattern of abductions by armed men in plain clothes in security force style operations , most of which took place at night . 

A second US citizen , Arvey Duane Drown , had been held in the Cordillera region in the north of the country since his abduction by NPA guerrillas in October 1990 . 

US military aid had been cut in November 1991 after Koffigoh 's abduction by the army [ see pp. 38664-64 ] . 

She let pass her abduction from Shrewsbury , she let pass the onslaught of outlaws . 

Samantha 's abduction in itself had left her curiously unmoved and she could not understand why . 

The move followed a diplomatic row precipitated by the reported abduction in May of a senior Indian diplomat based in Islamabad [ see p. 38914 ] . 

Routine in his life was everything and he would be jiggered if anything -- even the abduction of Squire Blacker -- would interfere with it . 

In spite of its activism , its military discipline , the stewarding of right-wing Conservative speakers , the attempted abduction of Harry Pollitt , and strikebreaking activities , the BF made little impact . 

On May 28 the Prime Minister , Shaikh Saad al Abdullah al Salem as Sabah , admitted that the torture and abduction of non-Kuwaitis continued in the emirate and promised to order a thorough investigation . 

So far , not a single witness has come forward to throw any light on Joanna 's confused account of her abduction on Tuesday night from outside the Harpenden Leisure Centre where she worked . 

The Israeli authorities responded to Toledano 's abduction by sealing off the Gaza Strip and West Bank before conducting a widespread search throughout the territories . 

In a heart-rending telephone call to a US television station , Mrs Dragseth said the US embassy was of no help , and it seemed incompetent even to register the fact of his abduction . 

Now she has clearly given me to know his villainy , and shown that all this wandering since her abduction she has indeed herself devised , to return to this place from which she was taken . 

The Middle East International of Aug. 16 said that it was " virtually certain " that Leyraud 's abduction had been carried out by dissidents from within radical Shia circles . 

As Alvarez returned home , the Mexican Attorney General 's office called for the extradition of two DEA agents who , it alleged , had helped to organize the doctor 's abduction . 

But here in this London hotel , detailing your UFO abduction anecdotes with a perfectly straight face , you are starting to sound like a fruitcake from Planet Drugs . 

Although he had full access to legal counsel , he was not allowed to reveal details of his abduction to the judges . 

All the indignities he had suffered since their abduction to this rock of a planet would be avenged . 

All aroun are armed cops , serial murders , hideous rapes , theft as an industry , the random abduction and dismemberment of strangers . 

A girlfriend of John Cannan , now serving life for the abduction and murder of newlywed Shirley Banks , said he had talked of Suzy being raped there . 

They were there to hear Budd Hopkins , author of Missing Time and Intruders , and the leading US researcher into alien abduction . 

And not nearly as much as we used to get back in the good old days , when alien abductions were all the rage . 

Inside a UFO : six-year-old boy sketches an account of his own abduction 

Two ten-year-old boys have pleaded not guilty to the abduction and murder of the toddler , James Bulger . 

The boys are also accused of the attempted abduction of another youngster . 

And , although child abduction is a criminal offence , finding the child often comes too late for prosecution to take place -- the parent has already left Britain . 

A MAN appeared in court yesterday on charges of child abduction and indecent assault . 

Tuppe returned to Peter 's Pets , composing as he did an improbable yarn about animal rights activists and the forcible abduction of a furry fish , into a more than plausible truth . 

Would they wish to prosecute the girl for her part in the abduction of their son ? 

Rabat : A TOP police chief who confessed to having sex with more than 1,600 women in a three-year spree of rape and abduction was sentenced to death yesterday . 

Inter-village hostility may include the abduction of women or the murder of a member passing through alien territory , while a series of deaths in a village may be interpreted as the result of sorcery on the part of other villages . 

Not even the abduction of his children by Captain Hook ( Dustin Hoffman ) and his scurvy sidekick , Smee ( Bob Hoskins ) , can shake Peter 's scepticism . 

But attempted abductions of much younger children are not uncommon and the police say it 's vital that parents are aware of the dangers . 

The pair were quizzed over the abduction of a woman who underwent a terrifying 15-hour ordeal after calling a cab to collect her from a pub . 

The purveyor wiped his mouth with the dirty hem of his sleeve . 

The diagonal hem of her pale-blue frock reached nearly up to her knees on one side , and her shoulders were bare , the flimsy bodice held only by narrow sequinned straps no wider than his shoelaces . 

Benny reached forward and twitched the hem of Richmann 's jacket aside , so that Ace could see the Steyr in its shoulder holster . 

Before the dwarf had recovered consciousness , Jotan had bound his hands tightly behind his back with a strip of material torn from the hem of his coat . 

They saw a squirrel and ran onwards , hoping to find more , but the path petered into nothing and Victoria tore her hem on a bramble . 

So I asked her why she wore those clothes ( a green cotton dress with its hem coming down , holed leggings , and uncared-for DM boots ) . 

Their weight was such that the seam of his coat gaped behind his neck , his shoulders were bowed , and his front hem trailed on the ground . 

There was one I craved in particular , a pink nightdress with a lace hem and a frilly neck and a family of rabbits embroidered on the chest . 

She would be down there on the terrace , in her black flannel coat and skirt , clutching her plaid shawl round her shoulders , her skirt hem clogged with snow …

The hem is left simply overstitched for self-adjustment and there is a double thickness across seat and knees . 

This robe has a triple-striped band on the shoulder and a similar band running down the side under each arm : another band decorated the hem . 

She opened the front door and Christabel came in , shivering with cold , the white dress muddied at its hem . 

She pulled at the hem of her tailored jacket , a nervous movement that did not escape Pol 's watchful eye . 

They were almost inconspicuous beneath the hem of her satin dress , though nothing could quite disguise her limp . 

Glancing at those muscular knees , ruddy beneath the hem of his pleated tunic , she made up her mind that if he ever attempted to spank her again she would scream blue murder . 

Rose 's prying fingers had detected the tiny treacherous lump in the hem of her skirt . 

At last he finished , gave a loud belch and wiped his greasy fingers and mouth on the hem of his ermine-lined cloak . 

The garment was worn with an overdress or bed gown , bunched up the waist in front and falling behind to the hem of the petticoat . 

She lifted the hem of her skirt a little , which did n't take much doing since it was practically touching the ground . 

She stepped closer , raising the hem of her dress to reveal thick , white petticoats above black , polished boots . 

It is partly because our Western diets are varied ( and healthily so , because this ensures a wide range of necessary vitamins and minerals ) that we are tempted to overeat .

For the next sale , a wider range of firms will be eligible to establish shops and applicants using them will have preference in allocations if there is heavy demand .

The schools will have fewer resources and a narrower range of subject options and , as a result , their relative failure will be reinforced .

BRAZIL gently teased Holland 's irregulars in the rains of Rotterdam last night without feeling the need to reveal the full range of their attacking talents for the benefit of prying eyes from Scotland and England .

Those examined so far are gold solidi and silver siliquae , produced under a range of emperors of the late 4th to early 5th century including Julian , Honorius and Arcadius .

Diane White will explain how Zanussi 's range of combination ovens , cookers , microwaves and fridges can make light work of Christmas cooking .

Bit by bit , the treasurer 's range of choice has widened beyond the basic questions of whether or not to borrow or to raise equity capital .

The age range of the study sample was 65-90 years ( mean 78.2 ( SD 6.64 ) years ) .

This we did and very soon improved the Mothercare product range with sparkling results .

The main and most obvious response is departmentalisation -- the grouping of a diverse range of functions which nevertheless have something in common into a single central government department .

Milano is the variety that I regard as the standard among the enormous range of Italian salami .

The old need help but they do not necessarily need a massive range of old people 's services .

To do so would be to broaden the potential range of literature to most of sociology and much philosophy and history besides .

The modern printer is normally a bit-mapped device with a wide range of facilities .

One of the contradictions is that although at some levels we have an immense range of choices , at other levels we are very much constrained by economic and social facts and pressures .

Authentic listening material for business/professional English , covering a wide range of business meetings and discussions , recorded on site .

Some ranges of nuclear weapons are being eliminated and we totally support that .

It adds a characteristic flavour to a range of savoury dishes , from pizza to pork chops .

On the main street , running directly into central London , a Woolworths , a Marks and Spencer and several other department stores preside over a range of smaller shops .

She went indoors and sat hunched in her coat and mittens on the sofa by the drawing-room fire . 

A large overcoat that might have been even older than its wearer reached almost to the ground and the fingers that could only just be seen peeping through the sleeves were covered in grey woollen mittens . 

It had been just after Christmas ; she had worn a new pair of fur mittens her sister had given her . 

The pinched woman in a pink overall and blue mittens in the ticket office squinted at our passes and nodded us on . 

Another imaginative gesture was the gift of 6 pairs of sturdy , warm mittens , for those who had to work with rusty iron trestles or out in the cold . 

THE captain of a blazing tanker threatening an environmental disaster along the Spanish coast was interrogated by a judge yesterday . 

Mr Walton is a captain of a ship sailing in the ice flows of the Atlantic Ocean when he meets Frankenstein who is , at that point , searching for his hideous creation . 

MARK NICHOLAS has been re-appointed Hampshire captain for next season , ending speculation that he would be joining a Sunday newspaper as a cricket correspondent . 

Graham Gooch has been confirmed as England 's captain for the winter tour of India . 

Freelance soldiers that they were , they depended upon their captains for recruitment , organisation , distribution of booty , and pay . 

This agent , who may or may not be affiliated with a freight forwarder , prepares the charter party bill of lading and gives it to the captain for his signature , subject to charter party conditions . 

Colin will play at left back and is club captain for the season . 

A friend of mine , when he was a little boy , was travelling in a train with his father who was a captain in the navy . 

Bryan Robson , captain of Manchester United and England , gets a CBE alongside Finlay Calder , the captain of the British Lions ' rugby team . 

Kurt Helborg is the Captain of the Reiksguard Knights and one of the Emperor Karl Franz 's most trusted military commanders . 

` At the moment Pierrot wants to be captain of a transatlantic liner and the twins are going to be purser and head steward . " 

Gray saved his money and is now half-owner and captain of a fine ship . 

The atmosphere is bad and British sailors could get caught up in the bad feeling if they went ashore , " said the Ark Royal 's captain , John Brigstocke . 

The first specks of light rain fell on Trent 's face as he looked up to see the motor yacht 's captain studying him from over the brilliantly-varnished taffrail . 

As an outside observer I was startled by the response -- a roar that would have drowned even the Parkhead faithful saluting their team captain clutching the Scottish Cup . 

Scene six , though , is a clear exception , and its confrontational atmosphere is reflected in the nature of Anderson 's interruptions of the Czech police captain . 

First , at the Public Records Office , I inspected the submarine captain 's report of proceedings of the Patrol in question . 

In addition he must be the team captain , strong and sympathetic . 

Under acting captain Neil Fairbrother , they managed 48 overs in the 205 minutes allowed for 55 overs . 

Acting captain Alec Stewart also did his best to inspire his team to greater efforts with two brilliant diving catches and a smart stumping . 

In World War I he served in the Royal Army Medical Corps as temporary captain in charge of the base laboratory at Salonika ( 1916 ) , and later in Northern Ireland as bacteriologist ( 1918 ) . 

The captain had grabbed the hydrophone headset , listening for himself . 

In order to save it and its crew the captain decided that half of the passengers would have to be thrown overboard . 

Led by American captain Tony Hanson they eventually lost before a capacity crowd . 

This involved two main stages : the first was an appliance that covered most of the actor 's head and chest , plus latex gloves for peeling hands . 

The iron hand had burst from the velvet glove in unmistakable fashion , and what was more , it was grasped in a congratulatory handshake by large numbers of Englishmen , both in India and in Britain itself . 

He waved with his red glove in the direction of a young policeman who was standing opposite him , notebook at the ready . 

` One of those bastards kept my glove this evening , " said Jamie , mock-tragic . 

The sword cut through his protective gloves but he escaped injury . 

She dragged her eyes up and watched as , unhurriedly , he stripped off his heavy gloves and laid them across the bike before lifting his helmet off and balancing it in front of him . 

She wore her old green and brown tweed coat , and her gardening gloves and , in her left hand , she carried the cardboard box . 

Melanie covered the counter with toys for her and she ran her suede gloves over the painted surfaces of wood and tin , crying out at intervals : ` Golly ! 

Nick is the man with the baseball glove who can stand at the end of the practice range and catch his master 's ball no matter whether it has been struck with a sand-iron or a driver . 

She wore her good , black , cloth coat and her neatly darned cloth gloves and her sturdy , serviceable laced-up shoes . 

You will receive the massage glove and soap , and the Active Toning Gel . 

He sent Seton a bowl of almonds and raisins and a present of velvet gloves . " 

If you look hard you can still find old shops with window displays like an undertaker 's , where a single navy-blue woollen glove on a metal stand would be considered a showy Christmas display . 

Frye fumbled again and came out with two pairs of skintight brown gloves of some man-made material . 

Once a German pilot dropped one of his expensive fur gloves during a raid over a French airfield . 

I wore them with a pair of black leather gloves trimmed with fake fur , and the jacket , which has padded shoulders and is trimmed with feathers . " 

Her thin leather elbow-length gloves had been dyed to match the dress , and she had intended to wear her most devastating hat , with a black lace veil . 

McLean emerged from the room rubbing the knuckles under his fingerless black leather gloves . 

He 'd brought an old pair of rubber gloves this time because he really did n't like touching them . 

Very light latex rubber gloves , similar to surgical gloves , can be used for light sensitive work when skin protection is needed . 

Overcoming her reluctance , Jean went to the rack and selected the smallest pair of red rubber gloves , which were still too large for her . 

The girls en masse looked extremely smart especially in the summer , when they wore cream straw boaters , having a bright red band , white blouses , navy blue skirts and white gloves . 

His white cotton gloves stood out like beacons on the steering wheel . 

The officer belaboured the driver about the head with a pair of white gloves , and stepped down to the street . 

I understand he 's ill. , Seating herself on one of the wooden chairs , she drew off her fine kid gloves and placed them on the table . 

She had fur-backed gloves and high brown-polished boots , not shoes but boots , and from what she could see of them they looked serviceable , as if they really were worn for walking . 

` She always had the rubber gloves on as she clucked about the place , " recalls Carolyn . 

Smallfry peeled off her gloves and moved slowly and elegantly across the kitchen . 

She picked up a heavy leather glove and hit him in the face with it . 

He picked up a rubber glove whose open end was sucking in brown greasy water . 

Vi swung her respirator on to her left shoulder and pulled on her navy-blue woollen gloves . 

Throwing down her scissors , she pulled off rubber gloves and straightened up , pushing her ash-gold hair back behind her shoulders . 

One time the doctor puts on rubber gloves and says something to Mum , and she goes out , leaving me sitting on the high bed , dangling my legs . 

To remove pet hair from soft furnishings and clothing , Mrs. L. Roy of East Sussex suggests putting on a dry rubber glove and rubbing your hand downwards over the fabric . 

Removing a pair of surgical gloves , he dropped them inside the open bag he 'd perched on a chair , closed the bag . 

If someone upsets you , the most sensible thing to do is drop your stick , take off your gloves and go for him . 

I take my glove off and try again , the metal cold and edges sharp against my skin . 

Nicola Reynolds : above him , she took off a glove and ran a hand through his hair . 

He wore gloves , as he had since he 'd first entered the vehicle -- stolen from a food depot a hundred miles to the north . 

Men wearing white gloves moved it , but you could n't see them do it as the bodies were out of shot . " 

He wears pink rubber gloves , their tops stretched over the overalls ' cuffs . 

However , Stinger and Blowpipe surface-to-air missiles , supplied to the rebels by the US from 1986 , helped maintain the equilibrium and the war raged on .

The Americans positively force their Stinger surface-to-air missiles on the rebels who are fighting the Marxist regime in Angola and the Contras in Nicaragua .

Although the Type 22 frigate is substantially longer than a Type 42 destroyer , it carries neither the sea Dart long-range anti-aircraft missile nor the Vickers Mk 8 gun .

On June 11 Zaki had been quoted as saying that Pakistan " feels vulnerable " to India 's long-range missiles .

Reports in April suggested , however , that the negotiations had failed to resolve outstanding issues , including provisions relating to air- and sea-launched long-range missiles .

The US Navy is already retiring three types of short-range nuclear-tipped missiles , the Asroc anti-submarine missiles , the Terrier anti-aircraft nuclear missile and the submarine-launched Subroc missile , targeted against enemy submarines .

The discovery of 24 Sam-7 anti-aircraft missiles in the debris of a light plane which crashed in El Salvador last month threatened to wreck the summit and led the Salvadoreans to suspend relations with Nicaragua .

Unconfirmed reports from a Pentagon source quoted in the Sunday Times suggests that a very successful joint US/SAS raid into Kuwait has captured an Iraqi anti-aircraft missile and its crew , without loss .

THE HEAD of Afghanistan 's Supreme Defence Council has accused Britain and the United States of supplying the mujahedin with long-range cluster-bomb rockets and additional supplies of the British-made Blowpipe anti-aircraft missiles .

The Scud launched on Jan. 17 against the allied air base at Dhahran , Saudi Arabia , was destroyed in the air by Patriot anti-aircraft missiles .

Britain , the US and France warned Iraq yesterday of ` serious consequences " if it did not remove anti-aircraft missiles threatening UN aircraft searching for nuclear and chemical weapons .

Little is known publicly about the effects of the air raids on supply lines and ground troops , except that Iraq 's anti-aircraft guns and missiles have continued to fire .

After all , there is still the threat of enemy anti-aircraft missiles .

Iraq responded to the air war with anti-aircraft fire and ground-to-air missiles .

More like a bulletproof tank , someone else said ; it would take an anti-tank missile to get at him .

All they have to protect themselves are Milan anti-tank missiles and light arms .

And we developed and built the first air-launched anti-tank missile , as well as the first launch-and-leave imaging infrared homing air-to-surface missile .

Britain is collaborating with France and West Germany , in a project called Trigat , to develop medium and long range anti-tank missiles .

In the British programme , the missile rival to the AVRO-730 supersonic bomber was Blue Streak , a liquid-fuelled ballistic missile with a 2,500-nautical mile range and weighing 100 tons .

A MEETING of Israel 's war cabinet on January 23rd , the day after an Iraqi Scud missile hit a block of flats in Ramat Gan killing three people , ended in a rare and thunderous silence .

The radar beam which tracks the Patriot missile carries instructions updating it on which way to go to head off the enemy .

Each successful launch of a Tomahawk or Patriot missile strengthens the confidence of both the military commanders and the politicians in such weapons systems .

The Gulf war , when Israel was hit by a series of Iraqi missiles , had caused a serious decline in immigration during January and February .

The window of vulnerability is the fact that , unlike American ones , Russian missiles are accurate and numerous enough to destroy the other side 's missiles in their silos .

Intercept scud missiles and jet attacks with your patriots ; then guide your Tomahawk missile through enemy Ack Ack fire on a search and destroy mission .

The West Germans favoured withdrawing all nuclear artillery and ground-based missiles from German soil , while the UK urged only a partial reduction .

The US battleship Missouri , which had earlier launched cruise missiles against Iraq , on Feb. 4 fired its main 16-inch guns against coastal positions in Kuwait .

It was reported on Sept. 28 that China had launched the Jiulong-1 missile into the East China Sea from a submerged Xia-class nuclear submarine .

The aircraft , flying at a height of about 6000 m. launched AA-9 missiles which dived to destroy the drones only 60 m above the ground .

It had returned at about 11 pm , however , and fired two missiles at a residential area .

LOYALIST terrorists fired a missile at the top security Crumlin Road jail in Belfast last night .

After dark , at about 11 pm local time , the plane returned and fired two air-to-surface missiles at a residential area .

Helicopter gunships fired missiles at what they thought was a command centre of warlord General Adid .

It contained a poem by James Kirkup entitled ` The Love That Dares to Speak Its Name " . 

John Sinclair 's analysis of an English poem by the Asian author Edwin Thumboo is not , however , equally enlightening . 

I felt that it was too easy for what were essentially white women 's publishers culling some short stories and poems from Blackwomen and then hailing the fact that they had published x-dozen Blackwomen writers . 

The official programme , filled with traditional symbols , religious imagery and even a gushing poem from the Poet Laureate , contained an article explaining ` The Queen 's Majesty " ( Bryant , 1953 ) . 

In a third edition of 1612 Jaggard added without authority nine poems from Troia Britannica ( 1609 ) by Thomas Heywood [ q.v . ] . 

A bitter poem from the end of the war saw the statesmen meeting at Versailles to agree to a peace treaty as those who crucified Christ anew . 

My heart always jumped with fright whenever I saw one of my poems in print , because I was sure it would contain one of the misprints whose steady drizzle has haunted my work all my life . 

Wordsworth produced a long poem in 1787 entitled The Vale of Esthwaite ( Poetical Works , i , 270-83 ) . 

Do you know the poem in Old English called The Battle of Maldon ? 

The pamphlet is prefaced by an elegant poem in praise of the author by James Drake . 

An example of this can be seen in his youthful discovery of the biblical poems of the Anglo-Saxon poet Cynewulf . 

If a list of modern poets suitable for children under 16 was prepared today it would probably include the popular animal and bird poems of Ted Hughes . 

A year later , taking leave of his wife with some piercing poems of separation , he set sail for India . 

It turned out to be the poems of Tennyson , bound in green morocco . 

Noteworthy is a second dedication in this regard , of a single poem to Marc Chagall ( also a Russian Jew of hasidic extraction ) whose rich symbolism entranced Leonard . 

Another successful design of mine was to surround a harvest poem with harvest-time leaves and flowers forming a decorative border . 

Its roots are in Shakespeare 's early poems Venus and Adonis and The Rape of Lucrece . 

Delia Cope believes by listening to Black women 's poems she is doing us a favour . 

Soon after her birth and the subsequent celebrated break-up of her parents ' marriage , she became famous through the lines of Byron 's poem ` Childe Harold " ( canto 3 , lines 1-5 ) : 

I sent him our Christmas poem , ‘ Adoration of the Shepherds and the Kings ’ ( Puerta del Perdón , Salamanca ) , which he printed in the 19 December issue , his 1957 Christmas number : 

` One evening in September , " he began , ` Robert found himself with nothing much to do when he had finished an afternoon lecture on the symbolism in Coleridge 's dream poems -- " 

Technically , his war poems show the influence of those of Wilfred Owen [ q.v. ] , but their language is simpler , more direct , and they have nothing of his indignation . 

James Sambrook observes that ` The Thresher 's Labour " is ` one of the earliest eighteenth century poems to belong to no recognized literary ` kind " . " 

He started ` Ariachne 's Broken Woof which elegantly dissected one of Christabel 's insect poems , of which there were apparently many . 

The first was a love poem written in a rough hand in Norman French . 

How persuasive the propaganda was is clear from the Latin war poems which even monks were then composing : some of these items were so popular that they found their way into school books for reading and glossing . 

From the notes , he seemed unsure whether its final form would be a novel , a film , or an epic poem . 

This article examines the function of deixis in a specific literary genre , the lyric poem . 

Her answer to the Dean 's famous poem on Celia 's dressing room ` is not recommended to readers of a nervous disposition ( ed ) " ; in parts it is more disgusting than the original . 

This continuity of concern between her poems on domestic service and agricultural labour is certainly significant ; however , her representation of landscape is probably the more important issue in her treatment of agriculture . 

John had dreams of being a writer and had tried his hand at poetry , including an epic poem on the Battle of Largs . 

And in his lengthy poem on virginity , the Consolatoria de castitatis laude , he revealed the commitment of himself and his family to the ascetic life . 

There is a poem by his friend Philip Larkin , entitled ` Letter to a Friend about Girls " , which was never published during Larkin 's lifetime but was retrieved for the Collected Poems of 1988 . 

That Jennens had some talent as a poet may be judged from ` Parthenissa 's Answer to the Pocket-Book 's Soliloquy " , a poem in Leapor 's second volume which can now be attributed to her . 

Mrs. Oxley concluded her reading with three poignant poems about her son that she wrote herself . 

For her he composed his most important devotional works , including several hymns and a poem in praise of virginity . 

One hopes that is not what Crane had in mind when he credited Williams 's poems with ` charm " . 

Coleridge looks at such ` dramatic " poems as ` The Brothers " , ` Michael " , ` Ruth " , and ` The Mad Mother " . 

A child was writing a poem in Bengali and passing it on to another boy to translate for him . 

The Waste Land is a poem which leaves its readers in darkness . 

An Evening Walk is a topographical poem , that is , it describes the scenery of a limited locality . 

` A fifth-century Greek poet named Tryphiodorus composed an epic poem on the voyages of Ulysses which ran to 24 books . 

She composed her most important poem , The Woman 's Labour : an Epistle to Mr. Stephen Duck , as a riposte to his comments about the idleness of rural women . 

James Thomson ( 1700-48 ) published his poem Winter in March 1726 and the other books of The Seasons were out by 1730 . 

In October 1718 he published a long mock-heroic poem , The Chevalier de St. George . 

( 3 ) In 1922 T.S. Eliot published his highly influential poem , " The Waste Land " , in which he described Western civilisation in terms of decay and desperation . 

Years later Frederica read a poem by him about that beach , a neat poem , orchestrating colour adjectives , unmodified , against indefinite objects and asking subtly how language fitted the world . 

( A group of students who were asked to read the poem " Lycidas " by John Milton could n't find it because it was " not in the catalogue " . 

Most poets could recite the poem about Zuwaya ownership of the desert . 

In a classic experiment in the 1930s , J. Stalnaker and E. Riddle asked subjects to recite a Longfellow poem , The Village Smith , that they had learned years before in school . 

He came back twice , and in 1861 wrote his poem ` In the Valley of Cauterets " : 

The pensioner was so angry , he tripped up the mugger with his walking stick and grabbed the book back . 

Other made-up stories included the Angels thwarting rapists and Sliwa being thrown 17ft down a track by a shotgun-toting mugger . 

SOCCER ace Pat Nevin pitched in to help when a mugger tried to steal a fan 's camera . 

It 's a form of liberal scapegoating no less wrongheaded that ` reasoning " ( engaged in by some members of the Press ) which converts every black boy into a mugger . 

After the street brawl against Manchester City last Tuesday this seemed like a gentle Sunday afternoon stroll in the North London sunshine . 

A climactic scene is a brawl between the wife and husband on a ski-slope about his extra-marital affair . 

Diego Maradona was partly to blame for the brawl between Sevilla and Cadiz players at the end of Sunday 's Spanish league match , according to police . 

ABOUT 30 people may have been massacred in Kinshasa , Zaire , on Monday , after a bar-room brawl over a woman led vengeance-seeking Zairian troops to fire indiscriminately on two funeral processions , killing the wrong targets , human rights and business sources reported by telephone yesterday from Abidjan , on the Ivory Coast . 

BEVERLY Hills 90210 bad girl Shannen Doherty claims she was the victim in a brawl with aspring actress Bonita Money at a Hollywood club . 

The twenty three year old footballer had been drinking and became involved in a brawl in Church Street after friends tried to stop him driving because he 'd drunk too much . 

In June 1936 the Danzig SA attacked a DVNP meeting , and in the brawl that followed one of their men died . 

This was based on the antics of a crew chief John C Ford -- Jack to his friends -- who had some knuckled dentistry and lost a tooth during a bar-room brawl en route to England . 

The improbability of all the above assumptions obtaining casts doubt on the Tiebout proposition . 

One calculation , offered by opponents of Darwin 's theory , is based on the improbability of an object as complex as a living organism arising by chance . 

Must the existence of God be probable , or can theism seek to defend its position against the improbability of God 's existence ? 

This is a remarkable result when you consider the statistical improbability of the same large molecule spontaneously arising twice . 

Dollo 's Law is really just a statement about the statistical improbability of following exactly the same evolutionary trajectory twice ( or , indeed , any particular trajectory ) , in either direction . 

On the other hand , a black hole with a mass of only a billion tons -- that is , a primordial black hole , roughly the size of a proton -- would have a temperature of some 120 billion degrees Kelvin , which corresponds to an energy of some ten million electron volts .

He published several papers in the Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers , including ` An Inverted Arch Suspension Bridge '' ( 1847 , p. 1 ) , ` Blast Engines for the East Indian Iron Company '' ( 1855 , p. 154 ) , and ` Regenerative Hot-Blast Stoves working at a Temperature of 1,300° F '' ( 1860 , p. 54 ) .

The fields here were fringed with rowan trees , their bright red berries clashing horribly with the purple heather of late summer . 

The success of JS in this area was recognised at the ` Britain Can Make It " exhibition when , in the Printing and Packaging Section , our coffee berries and semolina packs were selected as outstanding examples . 

The rowan ( Sorbus aucuparia ) is a great favourite of starlings , which provide an amusing display of gluttony as they devour the bright red autumn berries . 

The Spanish are now promoting the use of the caper berry , the fruit that is produced after the plant has flowered , as a garnish for both food and drinks . 

We will have to wait and see whether caper berries take over when fromage frais and raspberry vinegar are exhausted . 

Two years earlier , Vlitos had persuaded T&L to investigate artificial sweeteners , and to spend £250,000 collecting katemfe berries grown in Ghana to extract the protein which gave them their intense sweetness . 

Black and white peppercorns are well known to all cooks , but any good delicatessen should also stock green peppercorns , both dried and pickled in brine , and pink pepper berries . 

" We 're going to carry the yew berries home in our mouths and eat them in the great burrow . 

She read us some and there was one about a garden in the moonlight with a willow and wild berries . 

Uniformly blue berries that are familiar in certain temperate Ericaceae seem to be particularly associated with the attraction of pheasants , at least in the Malay Peninsula , where they are found in Pollia spp . 

My favourite black pepper is the telicherry berry , which is hot and pungent and excellent for general cooking and for use whole in marinades . 

They had been out picking bilberries all day , stooping over the little tough bushes among the heather and separating the branches to find the fat , black berries with their bluish-misty sheen . 

It makes a gnarled specimen with minute , round leaves and has a good crop of black berries in winter . 

The latter are the hottest , the dried berries having a more subtle flavour . 

These pungent , dried berries from a citrus shrub are reddish- brown . 

This trip included an overnight stop with a dinner of bear meat , dried fish , bread and forest berries , followed by all six people sharing one enormous bed ! 

Fortunately babuskas , or old ladies , were at every stop selling paper cones full of fresh berries and currants for one rouble . 

In the reception foyer there were two large teddy bears sitting under a tree with flowers all round them , and two plates of fresh summer berries in front of them ! 

The kidneys are cooked whole in butter and just before serving them you " throw in a wineglassful of burnt gin and a few crushed juniper berries . 

Gordon 's favours Umbrian juniper berries -- and the Scarponis , who have been harvesting juniper for Gordon 's for over 40 years , use their local knowledge to find the very best juniper Umbria can offer . 

It does n't dance for man 's pleasure ; it does n't eat berries ; it ca n't be trapped by a weakness for honey . 

It was subdivided into several provinces ruled by local khans , who tried to emulate the art , culture and pageantry of the Persian court . 

Certainly he was not waiting to see Artai -- the Khan of the Merkuts was so powerful that he did not have to wait for audience like other men . 

The lady betrothed to the newly created Khan of the province of Khitai , her face flushed with suppressed laughter , was also trying to make herself heard . 

Fortunately , from the point of view of the tsar , the Khan of Bukhara was pro-Russian and gave him the chance to threaten Khiva from the rear . 

Last summer he was placed under a supervision order after being found guilty of burglary , armed robbery and car theft .

Four of those arrested are being held on suspicion of armed robbery .

A former Manchester policeman jailed for 17 years for armed robbery and firearms offences has been freed by the Appeal Court .

An Edinburgh man who 's fought for eight years to overturn a conviction for armed robbery says he 's prepared to go the European Court of Human Rights .

He admitted escaping from prison along with three charges of armed robbery and one of attempted robbery .

Stephen Windsor is challenging his conviction for armed robbery and attempted murder .

The last time I was walking by Loughshannagh , our party of three followed the tracks of a fox , clearly left in the snow , around the southern base of Doan to the lovely Ben Crom river . 

For the historic gift was forwarded to Eric by former astronaut Col Bill Phailes , who flew a mission on the shuttle in 1985 and who was in a party of 24 Americans visiting Springfields . 

We engage a party of girls in conversation on the subject , but they turn out to have no interest in football ( one is a Tottenham Hotspur supporter ) , and they leave hurriedly . 

Almost certainly it has mainly affected wintering birds rather than passage migrants , particularly in Chichester Harbour , where parties of up to 10-15 once wintered fairly frequently . 

Numbers vary but a total of 40 is the highest recorded in recent springs ; parties of up to 10 together are sometimes seen . 

Winston sent out a party of men and women from public life to see for themselves the horrors of Belsen . 

She was staring at a party of five men , heavily armed , who had appeared from behind a rock pile and now stood , several metres away , pointing machine guns at us . 

Second Lieutenant Campana , whom we have seen earlier on the Mort Homme , recalls dispatching a ration party of eight men one night in March . 

Not far ahead in the tented camp which the little party of soldiers was approaching , the Regimental Pipe Band was playing . 

A small party of soldiers with fixed bayonets was marching across the football ground . 

` About an hour after you left us this morning a party of soldiers arrived . 

On the former GWR line to Bicester North a new station opened in October at Haddenham & Thame Parkway — the 150th new station opened by BR since the Beeching cuts of the 1960s . 

The Bodmin Parkway connection had been used regularly by main line diesels visiting the B&WR for special gala events , including locos from the West Somerset Railway owned by the D&EG . 

The county 's mainline stations are at Nottingham , Newark and Alfreton/Mansfield Parkway . 

A thrilling boat ride to the very base of the falls is followed by a drive along the scenic Niagara Parkway to the historic village of Niagara-on-the-Lake . 

Police want to question anyone who was at Didcot Parkway just after midnight on Saturday . 

A spokesman for the Department of Transport said both routes proposed by the NGC ran close to the A19 and could interfere with improvement plans for the Norton Parkway section of road . 

Commitment to a particular ideology was seen as a rational choice originating in the individual 's assessment of the situation …

Phillips rejects the government 's assessment that the 6 per cent increase in the science budget represented level funding in real terms .

Parents will be informed of the results of their child 's assessment .

As he bustled into No 10 , he did n't notice the workmen 's assessment of his performance .

It is understood the investigation will focus on alleged breaches of education and race relations laws in the region 's assessment of children who are believed to have learning difficulties and whose first language is not English .

The cat owners ' assessment of their health had returned to what they reported just before acquiring a feline friend , but dog owners continued to report improvements in their health and well being .

The teacher 's assessment of a student 's abilities in the four language skills , based on the student 's classroom performance .

The assessment of need at point of referral will be undertaken by the social worker on duty , or by the Home Help Organiser if a home help is requested .

The interviews with the class teachers centre on their parent involvement and multi-cultural practices and their assessments of the children 's behaviour and achievement .

This is not always achievable because registered nurses are not equipped during their training with the necessary skills to make complex psychological assessments of patients and they have competing demands on their time .

Regular readers will have noticed that a number of our recipes are now followed by an assessment of their nutritional content .

Where continuous assessment of clinical competence is used , the ward sister and student can outline their aims for the allocation .

Curtis 's hand was reaching into his coat for his own gun , when he paused and made a rapid assessment of the situation .

Pharmaceutical company Ciba-Geigy recently carried out an internal assessment of their 30 major suppliers ' performance .

The test had obviously failed to give a true assessment of the intelligence of the horses .

After assessment by the child care officer or reception centre , the child is placed in a suitable substitute home .

An assessment of any potential acquisition 's current value and recommendations as to the offer price and acquisition strategy to be employed

Here , we must make an assessment of the politics of funding community organizations and the dependency which that creates .

But John Barnes ' assessment of the performance was more pointed .

He sat down in a vacant chair and at once the younger cadet hurried to serve him with tea from a spotless samovar . 

Persian books were stacked in disordered piles ; in the corner glistened a big brass samovar incised with Islamic decoration . 

While he fiddled with his samovar , Dr Jaffery told me about his work . 

Surely a Russian cook could manage tea of all things , and Auguste was cheered by the sight of the huge samovars imported into the Pavilion . 

I watched Angel at work today , so I have to say that the highlight of my evening was Dawson ; s creek .

They spent an hour and a half on it : DH solved a problem at work today that 's led him in the path of thesis writing , and the two of them were talking about it in excited voices that I rarely hear in connection with mathematics .

You have however pretty much convinced me to ignore all the healthy food I have at home and go home from work via the route that takes me past In and Out , so Yeah !

I ca n't get any sense out of him -- he comes home from work and disappears straight away through the cubby hole under the stairs -- to his ` Batcave " !

Then on June 15th I went to John 's from work and was told Clare had had an accident , but he could n't tell me how serious .

They came to his home uninvited once or twice and they would waylay him as he emerged from work at the factory .

However , conduct it openly and honestly well away from work and not during work hours .

Kwik-Fit provides her with five blue boiler suits and , because the job is so messy , organises a free cleaning pick-up service from work .

Preventing accidents -- in the home , at work , at play and while travelling -- can and should be everyone 's concern , both for their own personal safety and for others .

The story has a familiar ring to it in the sense that women are seldom encouraged to be in top positions at work the world over .

Multivariate regression with controls for gender , age , and occupation did not show an increasing trend in cost per claim or time off work per claim .

But I was actually asked by my friend at work , who said to me , would you be interested in having the ACLU contact you , and I said yes .

As with Frankie , so much of the pleasure is bound up with the sense of something breaking out all over the surfaces of everyday life , and you being in on it from the start . 

Especially in accounts of how one sibling became the main carer for a parent , there is a sense of people guarding their own position , lest too much should be expected of them . 

In her bedroom , Honor gazed at herself in the cracked mirror , a sense of hopelessness bringing tears to her eyes . 

She repeated the half-curtsey , her big round eyes going over Beth 's face and a sense of panic taking hold of her . 

He smiled , then stood , stretching , his sense of well-being brimming over , making him laugh softly . 

Frustration is important in mathematics , for you can not really experience release , that beautiful sense of things falling into place , if you have not previously been confused , feeling that things were out of place . 

The decision to legalize Northern and Southern opposition groupings and to allow them representation in the transitional parliament only served to increase the sense of optimism surrounding unification . 

The result is that major segments of the population -- sometimes a majority , sometimes a minority -- will continue to experience a sense of deprivation , and to be in permanent opposition to the government . 

Women leaders of the militant trade unions possess a strong sense of their exploitation both as workers and as women . 

Thunder rolled over and round them from every direction so that Trent had the sense of being in the interior of an enormous drum on which giants beat from all sides . 

An awareness of a longer span of time also comes with motherhood , a sense of being connected to both past and future through a succession of births . 

Low self-esteem can be exacerbated by a sense of being a square peg in a round hole . 

It is this integrity -- this sense of being truly genuine -- which proves crucial to visionary leadership , and makes it impossible to translate into a general formula . 

It is a gut reaction to the sense of having been taken over by affluent and alien strangers . 

Judging from the empty road , the empty land , the pervading sense of being at the world 's end , the media had not yet launched the dancing Salomes on to the tourist circuit . 

A sense of being in darkness is common in mystical accounts of spiritual life though it may not indicate precisely the same experiences in each writer . 

Suddenly it stopped , and I had the sense I was very , very high up .

The 14-hour flight took me from Monday morning in Sydney to Monday morning , again , in L.A. Crossing the date line messed up my sense of time enough without the added bonus of thinking I should be heading to bed just as the sun began to climb into the California sky .

Dress Sense Employed by the human-development center of a larger corporation , a young woman trains employees in proper dress codes and etiquette .

As the name suggests , local leaders wanted to instill the people of Youngstown with a fierce sense of urgency , driving them forward to confront steel companies and owners and help secure the future of the region .

Many examples , if anyone wants a sense of the variation in acoustic volume from this factor .

All three entrants shared a sense of what was beautiful and what was appropriate , and all were concerned with conveying the same message of permanence , dignity , and of culture rooted in the past .

8 The successful relationship of the details to each other , and to the building is governed by the architect 's sense of style .

'' The aesthetic understanding [ of architecture ] , '' writes Roger Scruton , `` is inseparable from a sense of detail . ''

To create a strong sense of place , the surroundings must be all of a piece ; space , mass , shapes , and materials must reflect the same sensibility .

Moreover , while their architecture is built with a great sense of style , it is never merely stylized .

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He 's represented not just by his homicide victims and his famous shot of The Critic ( two grande dames in evening dress stepping out from their limo as a bag lady appraises their fashion sense ) , but by a 20-minute film , called Weegee 's New York ( 1953 ) , as well .

Her tolerance feeds his tantrums , her servitude his warped sense of self .

As the two truants rolled up the avenue the spring sunshine warmed them , the sense of duties neglected added zest to their holiday , and young Mr . Andrews laughed aloud .

He showed no desire to rediscover the metropolis ; and when not out visiting or walking did , as far as Ludens could see , nothing ; nothing , that is , except , presumably , think . 

If the House were to follow Palmerston blindly , they ` might as well give up talking about science and art and the beautification of the metropolis " . 

He dwells in a high tower looking down on the metropolis and can often be seen flying high above it on his War Griffon Stormwing . 

At the top of the social pyramid was the aristocracy , large landowners whose families had long served Moscow ( the boyars ) and ex-appanage princes who had gradually been drawn to the metropolis . 

Yet she was itching to move to the metropolis and bombarded her parents with subtle and not so subtle requests . 

The best place to survey Cairo is from the top of the Cairo Tower where one can survey the whole teeming , colourful metropolis built upon the foundations of the legendary city of Babylon . 

The many problems demonstrated by the peripheral development of the metropolis , not to mention the long-standing congestion at its core , and its residual stock of poor dwellings , placed London firmly on the planning agenda . 

At sunset , with the sky red and the road wet after a day of storms , he is approaching some great metropolis . 

Although there is a marked decrease with age in the percentage rating their health as good this is not matched by an increase in the percentage classed as poor .

As a proportion of total population , this represents a decrease from 65.2 per cent in 1801 to just under one-half in 1851 and to 17.6 per cent in 1939 .

Rohm & Haas reported net profits of $29.5m last year , a 20 per cent decrease from 190 .

The number of envelopes returned and the amount of cash donated both show a decrease on last year .

It is still the hardest hit area with 10,381 unemployed , which , despite being a slight decrease on January 's figure still leaves 18.3 pc of the area 's workforce without a job .

The decrease on the marriages in the three months ending 30th September is very considerable .

Although figures from the census have not been fully collated , preliminary findings show population decreases of more than 4 pc in some areas .

Although ranitidine reduced both daytime ( upright ) and nocturnal ( supine ) reflux , it led to a more pronounced decrease of nocturnal reflux .

The uniform decrease of the Hall voltage with increasing electron density is interrupted by plateaux where the voltage is constant ( Figure 2 ) .

Pelletier ( 1973 ) demonstrated that the expected decrease of size with increasing depth of water was much stronger in lakes than in oceans .

The gradual decrease of weight of material in the column through time as sediment passes the transducer levels during settling enables estimation of the particle size ranges involved .

Equally important is its decrease in concentration in the evening , which relaxes the body so that sleep is more easy to achieve .

This routine is designed to increase a person 's pulse rate , and then to monitor its decrease over a set period of time .

Rowntree 's later study in York ( Rowntree , 1941 ) suggested that the introduction of widow 's benefits had led to a substantial decrease in the extent of poverty among lone mothers .

Akiyama et al showed that in transformed cells the turnover of Β 1 integrins is increased , leading to a decrease in the intracellular pool of pre-Β polypeptides compared with normal cells .

The large relative mass increase here leads to large decreases in vibration frequencies , by a factor of up to 0·717 ( 1/√2 ) .

A further deletion to -190bp leads to a strong decrease in NF-L expression , indicating the presence of a neuron-specific positive element .

When these people completed similar questionnaires a month later , both dog and cat acquirers showed decreases in minor health problems .

These show a progressive decrease in death sentences from 770 in 1985 , of which 20 were commuted , to 271 in 1988 with 72 commutations .

Latest figures show an overall twenty seven per cent decrease in crimes reported in that area since the project began .

As a result there could be a decrease in stainable immunoreactive product in the cell .

EARLY figures from the 1991 British population census show slight population decreases throughout County Durham .

As described in the previous section , this may have resulted from a decrease in the number of elderly people using buses following the introduction in September 1991 of fares for concessionary travel .

In that ten-year period there was a slight decrease in overall first admission rates ; -- 4 per cent for males and -- 16 per cent for females .

These increases have been matched by a major decrease in the proportion living with others , from 60 per cent to 22 per cent .

Largely the difference is accounted for by a dramatic decrease in child mortality in the modern Western world , due to vast improvements in hygiene , protection against infective disease and plentiful food .

Significant decreases in mortality from heart disease and respiratory diseases are also observable from these data .

Have the major insurers in the United States noticed a decrease in the cost of investigating menstrual abnormality ?

Although average sales per outlet have shown a slight decrease in each of the last five years , some of our licensees have done much better than others .

There was only a slight but statistically not significant decrease in HCO 3 - absorption caused by vasoactive intestinal polypeptide .

The significant decrease in sweat spot test score with increasing age would indicate that age is an influential factor in the response to the sweat spot test .

This results in a particularly dramatic decrease for categories 38 , 39 and 44 , these correspond to the most common potential scenario statements : “ If the car ahead braked suddenly … ” ,

There is now no threshold , as the net mutation rate , U , increases , there is a steady decrease in survival , to 0.765 , 0.414 when U = 0.1 .

Because the channel is in its low-affinity state , it may be positioned on the cGMP dose-response curve to be sensitive to a small decrease in free cGMP concentration , thus facilitating its closure .

Does he realise that it shows huge decreases for the next five years , especially in London , with up to 95 per cent .

In this context penalties are implicitly treated as if they gave the exact decrease in objective function when a variable is branched on ( as opposed to just a bound ) .

However , substantial elevation decreases occurred ( Table 1 ) at stations along the fracture .

At Etna , highly vesiculated basaltic magma is usually erupted , so magma vesiculation before eruption is a plausible explanation of the gravity decrease .

This is reflected in the growth in the number of households and the decrease in household size .

the average fall in sound pressure levels of four to five dB(A) was attributed to a decrease in the number of passing vehicles , to a reduction in speeds and to a change in driving style .

Three of the broad industry sectors showed a decrease in business failures between the second and third quarters of 1991 .

Furthermore , the trial in Norway was conducted during a period of consistent decrease in the prevalence of smoking among young people in the country and while a comprehensive tobacco control programme was being introduced .

The major example that he gives of informalisation is what he takes to be the decrease of social restraints , particularly in the middle classes , imposed upon sexual behaviour and other connected spheres of conduct .

Initial decreases in heart rate and arterial pressure may occur but these effects are minimal with the infusion rates recommended and are less pronounced than with morphine

Adverse effects on fish have been attributed to either sudden short-term or gradual long-term decreases in pH .

For those aged 65 + only women aged 65 -- 74 years show this decrease in first admission rates ( see Figures 7.7 and 7.8 ) .

In the longer term they require more general financial information in order to assess whether or not there is likely to be an increase or decrease in requirement for the goods or services they supply .

The smaller decrease for Mg 2+ ( 1.4-fold ) may be due to the interference of high Mg 2+ concentration on the interaction of Ca 2+ with calmodulin .

EVEN though marriage is on the decrease , an increasing proportion of weddings involve the remarriage of at least one partner .

The additional diabatic cooling occurred predominantly through a decrease in solar absorption by ozone .

Patients with duodenal ulcer showed a significant increase , in both absolute and percentage values , in phosphatidylcholine , phosphatidylethanolamine , and phosphatidylserine , and a decrease in phosphatidylinositol and lysolecithin compared with controls .

The same is true if he wishes to make a plot of the total energy of the aircraft to establish where there has been a significant increase or decrease in thrust or drag .

Ranks Hovis McDougall 's board recommended the £935m takeover offer from Tomkins after announcing a 38% decrease in profit before tax to £92.6m for the year to 5 September 1992 .

The specialisms of geriatrics and orthopaedic surgery have recorded the largest decreases in average length of stay .

The decrease in injury grades II and III was accompanied by an increase in grade II injury , whereas grade 0 injury did not significantly change in vehicle pretreated rats ( Fig 3 ) .

By contrast there seems to be no increase , or even a decrease , in less serious gastric mucosal injury .

As size increases , there is a tendency towards greater depersonalization coupled with a decrease in lateral and vertical communication .

To start , place a piece of tissue , plasticine or blue tack on a finger of both hands . 

Remember also that the upholstered seat of a chair is nearly always made of beech ; other timbers will not hold the upholstery tacks so well . 

William took a tack from between his teeth and hammered it into the leather and then picked up a file . 

` It took the better part of an hour to get to brass tacks , but we managed it in the end , sir . " 

Coming down to brass tacks , the pallet they were concerned with was immediately in front of them , and was one of the large cardboard boxes . 

They can be basted more easily directly along the front edge of the board with steel tacks , provided the tacks are covered with braid , but then it can not be removed . 

Attach the remaining side of touch-and-close fastener to the front edge of the batten with steel tacks or along the top back edge of batten if fitting outside a reveal . 

Optional : Neatly cover the batten by wrapping fabric round , folding in the ends and holding in place with steel tacks . 

These firms ' activities in the listed market are usually shared with a larger firm .

At a hastily-convened news conference , he said it would be ` naive " to suggest that somewhere along the line there was not a link with his political activities in the 1980s .

There is also a substantial research activity on family problems and pathology .

The effect upon the family of extra-familial sexual activity on the part of a parent are too widely known and have been too much discussed to need much elaboration here .

Alternatively you can join in activities on a daily basis if you live or are holidaying in the area .

These companies ' activities on the Stock Exchange during the 1980s could be taken as evidence of this as foreign companies have mounted massive takeover bids for British ones .

` You have to do it to prove you can hold a conversation and take part in physical activity at the same time .

The planning activities at the three levels can be referred to as strategic planning , tactical planning ( or ` management control " ) and operational planning .

Drago offers a simple style of accommodation and is the focal point of HCI 's lively activity at Ten Bel .

On 15 January 1862 he submitted proposals to the tsar which became " the basic blueprint " for his multifarious activities at the War Ministry .

The individual with this ethic does not engage in any cooperative activity for goals beyond the immediate-interest of the nuclear family .

The Communication Department of the Cameroon Evangelical Church ( Eglise Evangélique du Cameroun-EEC ) integrates its media and information activities with the extensive health and education programmes run by the Church .

Instead , the transformation of the hospital service awaited the special arrangements that were made to co-ordinate their activities with those of the voluntary hospitals during the Second World War .

Camping is a popular activity with the members of the Letzeburger Guiden .

The program ` teaches " a topic itself , presenting ideas in a straightforward didactic way and initiating pupil activity with specific tasks .

It shows the decline in economic activity by men over school leaving age from 88% in 1951 to 77% in 1981 .

Following Iraq 's defeat in February 1991 there was intensified diplomatic activity by the EC , UN and United States on the Cyprus problem .

There were widespread fund-raising activities by Areas and Branches throughout the Association , both in the UK and Overseas .

In addition , the activities of management and labour can influence key decisions over investment and productivity , and these in their turn will have an influence on plant profitability .

In his article , McAlpine calls for an inquest into the activities of the youngsters .

With the outbreak of war , the activities of the NUWM were suspended , and finally wound up in 1943 .

It is impossible to understand the activities of the human person without considering what it means to be social .

What is the connection , between your activities as a writer and the activities of the political liberation movement ?

As a major ` consumer " of overhauled piston engines for its own fleet , it made sense for the Atlantic Group to extend their activities to engine overhaul .

After an interruption in its activities from 1928 to 1951 , it was revived .

Kathy 's policeman husband and pimp Jeff , 42 , videotaped his wife 's activities from a wardrobe and also wrote reports on the varying skills of the clients .

In both sexes criminal activity appears to peak in adolescence and early adulthood -- between the ages of 14 , and younger , and 21 .

In a gesture construed as a concession to China , the communiqué also stated that India " does not allow Tibetans to engage in anti-China political activities in India " .

The Yugoslav federal criminal law was changed in 1990 and many people convicted for similar non-violent political activity were released .

His public activity in industry affairs has been especially concerned with international publishing and copyright matters .

In all those appointments he was popular both as preacher and pastor , but he kept up his musical activities , graduating D.Mus .

Since the social basis of theatre as a performing art is the group , collective activities and ensemble work form an integral part of the course .

The Bank of England has lost some independence in recent years because of the formalisation of what were previously informal supervisory activities .

Has my hon. Friend seen the latest survey from the Institute of Purchasing and Supply which publishes a regular report based on surveys of purchasing managers throughout British industry , studying their purchasing activities and intentions .

He also makes a distinction between the profit-making nature of a private organization such as a firm and the non-profit-making activity of public sector organizations like bureaucracies .

The open nature of this schoolboy Philip Edward Thomas , with his ready absorption in the Morgans ' sporting activities , held some charm for the disappointed middle-aged writer .

For example , of all the spare-time activities reported by affluent workers and their wives in the few days before being interviewed 62 per cent were in or about the home itself .

To observe use by simply recording user activity does not provide explanations for user behaviour .

Women 's new-found physical freedom extended to other outdoor activities , particularly winter sports .

Behind the daily activities of those engaged in such formal community care lie stressful moral and practical dilemmas .

Ten still worked full time , and 11 reported no restrictions in their daily activities .

And this is as well , for among his current activities is an associate conductorship with the BBC Symphony Orchestra .

Leisure activities still take place here although they are more likely to be water skiing , wind surfing and sailing rather than bathing .

Over 500 activity cards provide a wide variety of games , pairwork , and group activities .

However , specific faith-sharing and prayer group activities are more relevant in retreat settings and will not normally take place in the classroom where the focus is predominantly educational in nature .

Men who engage in high risk sexual activity in closed institutions ( such as prisons ) are more at risk because of the lack of condoms and health education .

Solicitors also participate in social activities likely to get them and their firms known to potential clients .

The children should be given the opportunity to mix with handicapped people , and encouraged to participate in voluntary activities , helping in homes and at social clubs for the handicapped .

The ability of members successfully to perform practical activities in collaboration with others is what makes the social world possible .

This series of modules provides opportunities for students to undertake investigation activities designed to improve their knowledge and understanding of their local area .

Studies which have examined the ability of older people to undertake activities of daily living ( adl ) usually take one of two main approaches .

Are staff given adequate training to enable them to undertake recruitment activities ?

The course involves a range of physically challenging activities including a gruelling assault In a follow-up programme they go potholing , canoeing and parachute jumping .

This would counter the activities of Charles de Gaulle and put a brake on the inward-looking tendencies in the Community .

Now , if she were seated in her old place , wedged between the window and Penini , with his mother opposite encircled in her husband 's arms , or , if the men rode alongside or travelled on the outside of the carriage , sitting with her mistress while Pen and Flush lay on the other seat -- now she would feel stifled , trapped , longing to get out . 

It can provide general lighting so you can move around safely and see more or less what you are doing when it 's dark outside ; task lighting when you want more concentrated light in a particular area for a particular job ( including reading ) ; mood lighting to provide different atmospheres in different rooms at different times ; and it can also be used to illuminate the outside of the home . 

It looks at the reasons for dissatisfaction at the ways in which complaints are handled , highlighting an example of an elderly couple who had waited two years for someone to come round with a colour chart , prior to decorating the outside of their house . 

Generally less chance of temporal variations in waste properties .

yeah chances are that it 's probably going to have the the fewer mistakes than it had the year before

have a 1 - in - 16 chance of selection , and that chance would be equal among sites .

Their chance of becoming malignant usually increases as the size of the lesion increases .

Also , there is less chance of detecting slugs of toxic wastes , or other temporal variations in waste properties .

Hence , initially , the chance of leaving the class is small but then increases as the mean infectious / incubation period is reached .

You stand the best chance of finding a patch of sand to yourself to the east of Nerja and west of Estepona .

The best chance the bank has of lowering the value of the yen -- and it would be only a chance -- would be to effectively print a lot of new currency .

the the other the other hand where you say you know if there 's just that slim chance that they did n't do it

5 ; a gene with a 50 % chance of being divergent or present is assigned a value of 0 ; a gene with a 100 % chance of being present is assigned 0.5 .

To maximize the chances of reaching residential numbers , seed numbers used for dialing included the area code plus the first five digits of the study 's cases and all cancer cases diagnosed in Marin County in 1998 .

The third item means you get $ 1 million if that 11 - percent chance does n't come through .

The plan had now been modified so that the tribals would keep Bin Ladin in a hiding place for up to a month before turning him over to the United States - thereby increasing the chances of keeping the U.S. hand out of sight . ``

To the northwest , the Uzbeks might be ready for a cross - border sortie in six months ; their chance of success was also rated at less than 10 percent .

The NYT front page states that Newt Gingrich has ruled out any chance the House will pass the major campaign - reform bill banning all soft money that has been advancing in the Senate .

In addition , as I 've pointed out here before , the auto industry is facing severe problems with excess capacity , so reducing the number of players in the global marketplace may decrease the chance of dramatic overbuilding .

I am afraid that , if what many citizens of the European Community either hope or fear comes true , and English becomes the second language in every country of the Community , there is a good chance that many of these hybrids ( shopper for supermarket trolley , processimulator for simulator , and compacdiscontainer ) will eventually find their way into the English as she is spoke .

So , to give the theory a fair chance , we have to look for more significant differences between men 's and women 's clothing .

The chances of meeting a sophisticated Upper West Side woman in New York who would fall for a line like that are about as remote as encountering a singing possum in your basement , but Kidman 's character continues to flirt with this loser during the longest and most excruciating dance scene in movie history .

This means that there is a 95 percent chance ( there 's the degree of confidence ) that between 30 and 40 percent of the population supports McCain ( that 's McCain 's 35 percent plus or minus the margin of error ) , and a 95 percent chance that between 27 and 37 percent supports Bush .

Moreover , in a strict analysis of divergent genes , one would want to exclude even genes with a 10 % chance of being present from the divergent category .

This may give a better chance of success to the much - mocked millennium celebrations in Paris and London , the former involving the Eiffel Tower laying an egg and huge plastic fishes poking their heads out of the Seine , and the latter -- as caustically emphasized in all of today 's British newspapers -- involving no known purpose at all apart from the building of a giant dome at Greenwich at a cost of more than $ 1 billion .

Writing to Rumsfeld on September 17 in a memo headlined `` Preventing More Events , `` he argued that if there was even a 10 percent chance that Saddam Hussein was behind the 9 / 11 attack , maximum priority should be placed on eliminating that threat .

the idea of life imprisonment with no chance of parole well that means you 're going to put them in a cage you think it 's never ever going to be safe for them to walk the streets again well then

and cut the budget and we 're gon na have you know we 're we 're gon na we 're gon na have to do some unpopular things i mean he would n't have a chance of getting elected

One expert , whose job is so politically sensitive that he spoke on condition that he would n't be named or quoted , said the expected influx of East European refugees over the next few years will greatly increase the chances of computer - maintenance workers , for example , doubling as foreign spies .

Ioannidis suggests how studies could be designed from the outset to increase their chances of producing true results .

and the chances for things getting out of control and another fascist type of regime rising are quite good

is it then the chance that the employer will look at you in more of a negative fashion and say well you know

i think inherently our the the chance that we 're gon na be involved in it in anything is fairly low i think none of them are foolish enough to wan na attack the United States

Sea shells enlarge not by growth or magnification in all directions simultaneously , but by the accumulation or accretion of material on the unbounded end of the spiral structure . 

Any magnifications of the pattern reveals , in theory , precisely the same pattern . 

Thus 7 × 50 indicates a magnification of 7 , with each object-glass 50 millimetres across ; 12 × 50 gives a magnification of 12 , again with 50-mm object-glasses , and so on . 

True , the low magnifications of ordinary binoculars mean that the scope is limited , but with open clusters , at least , binoculars are very suitable . 

If there were changes in the terminals at the presynaptic side , they would have to be measured using the electron microscope , however , for they are not visible at light microscope magnifications . 

Get a pair that you can afford , that are easy to handle , and have a magnification of from 7 to 10 ( resist the temptation to go for higher power ) . 

A useful feature divides the working area into multiple screens , each of which can display a selected part of the main drawing at any level of magnification . 

Number of fibroblasts was also calculated per microscopical field at 1000× magnification . 

Players may admire you for all your footballing achievements , but unless your cufflinks are bigger , shinier and nastier than everyone else 's , respect will forever elude you . 

Silver cufflinks are £49.92 , and a Waterman 100 fountain pen is £120 . 

On their honeymoon , Charles wore a pair of new gold cufflinks inscribed C & C — a present from Camilla Parker Bowles . 

When Charles appeared for dinner , Diana noticed that he was sporting a new pair of cufflinks in the shape of two ` C's intertwined . 

He wore a plain white shirt as fresh as new snow tiny gold cufflinks and a polka-dot tie . 

Ah , how touching , one might think , what a sensitive gesture , what a decent avowal of a perfection that leaves nothing more to be said .

Defeat in five of the last six presidential elections had convinced some Democrats that fresh ideas were needed , while others call for a more forceful and enthusiastic avowal of liberal policies .

Yet he never retracted this avowal ; nor -- given what he meant by it -- did he need to .

` This is a very sombre and terrible avowal , " said Abbot Radulfus , slowly and heavily , ` not easily to be understood or assessed , impossible , alas , to remedy .

Its first ascent in 1882 saw the start of the escalation of climbing standards in no uncertain manner . 

He washed his jeans in the bath as he did not know how to use the washing machine , Mr Burke said . 

I throw him my jeans with my telephone number written on them . " 

She was polite , but no friendlier than she had to be ; she looked at Gillian 's jeans with disapproval but without comment . 

Beside me , Eva , in her jeans and tennis shoes , stepped along lightly , trying to hum one of Charlie 's songs and keep up with my fast pace . 

She flipped one open and took out the Beretta and the .38 , jamming one into the waistband of her jeans . 

I wan na take my badge because otherwise if you pull it it 'll rip my jeans . 

I forgot my wetness , my dripping jeans , the soggy waterlogged ground . 

A man in a tie-dyed tee-shirt and cut-off jeans loomed beside her in the doorway . 

Going against the grain of long split skirts and leather jeans , some of the most striking pieces of womenswear for winter come from Issey Miyake . 

Clasping his jeans to his waist with both hands , he turned to face her . 

She tugged on her jeans over damp legs , cursing and falling over on to the bed , struggling with the clinging fabric until she had them hitched finally over her hips . 

As our list on the right shows , plenty of high street chains now stock a range of leather items and you should be able to find good-quality leather jeans for around £100 . 

I bought some lucky white heather and a silver horseshoe from a little girl in jeans and a grubby tee shirt . 

` What you doin' round 'ere , mush ? " a wild-looking man in a torn shirt and ragged jeans wanted to know . 

Saska has chosen some soft denim jeans and a chunky silk Aran-knit . 

I 'm wearing a denim waistcoat , cheesecloth shirt and baggy denim jeans , and I 'm smiling fit to burst , as I always seem to be in photographs . 

The metallic denim jeans and jacket combos were desirable and , along with the Westwood diamante chokers and galaxy print scarves , will surely become the season 's classics . 

She began to put her clothes on , blue denim jeans , white tee- shirt , shoulders thin and straight with bones like shell . 

Workmen in blue denim jeans and faded navy sweatshirts had a secret life and , when they spoke , the strange words were poetry . 

He wore a white T-shirt with multi-coloured writing , denim jeans and scruffy white trainers . 

He drew on socks , a tight pair of Italian jeans , and plimsolls , combed his receding hair before a mirror . 

Caro had ironed a clean pair of jeans especially for this visit . 

She had changed into a striped shirt and a pair of faded jeans that were slightly too large for her . 

A few moments later , he was pop-popping south with a note for Mick and Paddy in the back pocket of his corduroy jeans . 

She watched dazedly as he paced in front of the cottage , hands thrust deep into the pockets of his jeans . 

On the seats there was a tall man in stetson and jeans and a Mexican girl listening to a Spanish station on her transistor radio and flipping the gatefold of Playboy . 

The girl was dressed in jeans , a thick sweater and a thick quilted jacket . 

Scott was dressed in jeans and a T-shirt which needed washing . 

Moving like an automaton , she dressed in jeans and a warm sweater , smiling mirthlessly as she realised this was the third time she 'd been forced to flee from Dane Jacobsen . 

Getting her jeans off in two seconds flat in a stable was not what he had visualized for her . 

He had on ripped jeans , a sweatshirt and an old pair of training shoes . 

In her room Phoebe pulled on her jeans and a shirt , and snatched up a thick pullover and the bottom half of her track suit for Maggie . 

He had pulled on jeans but nothing else , and his shirtless state , bare feet and the fact that he had yet to shave gave him a vaguely disreputable appearance . 

We wear sweaters and jeans , we do not keep minutes of what individuals say , we do tremendous amounts of work on flip charts , we form a lot of our conclusions ` on the run " . 

They wore fawn corduroy jeans , sandals and jerseys , Kate 's red , Stephen 's navy-blue . 

She zipped her jeans and sauntered back downstairs to the other side of the table from Lucy . 

Someone was crunching across the rubble towards him , a youth in jeans and an old denim jacket , with greasy blonde hair and a pimply pink face . 

Men in jeans and leather jackets go by , men limping , men lighting cigarettes , veiled women , women in flesh-coloured tights , lugging shopping , men in leather jackets …

He saw the rear view of a fat young man in jeans and a leather jacket . 

He thrust his hand casually into his jeans pocket and brought out a folded piece of paper . 

The room was largely uninhabited : a group of women in jeans were laughing in the opposite corner , and two girls were in earnest conversation by the window , pink spiky heads leaning together . 

His jeans were tight-fitting , showing off his compact figure . 

Famous for their unisex jeans , Joe Bloggs have now moved into ladies-wear . 

I tilted my head down and tightened the cord on the hood of my jacket . 

As they tramped up the hill , Elizabeth 's hair started to soak and drip down her neck , under her silk-lined hood . 

With her veil pushed back and her black hood shading her face , she looked rather like a nun . 

So the family posed stiffly , gazing into the camera , while Ernest removed the lens-cap and vanished under the black velvet hood . 

He came close to Tallis , his red hair curling from below the fur hood , his eyes wide and searching . 

Jean put on the blue paper hood and tied it behind her neck , then did the same with her mask . 

She was wearing a fur hood and a Melton cloth coat with a huge fur collar . 

We huddled with the Germans , and I kept my jacket hood over my head and we waited till the courier had pushed her way through . 

Mr Clinton was battered with new questions about avoiding the Vietnam war after admitting he received his call-up papers . 

Piaget would ask the children a question about thinking , and note down the answers he got from six-year-olds , from eight-year-olds and from children of eleven or twelve . 

In a radio programme , the Prime Minister told Sue Lawley , in response to a question on housing , that repossessions had stopped before Christmas . 

As we sat down to the first of many repetitive meals of salted fish and ground corn , I broached the question of finding a prahu which might carry us as far as Aru . 

But there was laughter at his response to a question about a reported split among the directors when he said that the board was ‘ united and happy ’ with the direction the club was taking . 

Regional finalists will be asked to answer questions about a selected number of wines at the tasting . 

If you have a question about acting , think about it before you ask it . 

Employers should n't ask you questions about childcare but chances are , they will . 

They simply had a good time together without really asking too many questions about each other . 

Even in 1985 Ferguson was being asked unkind questions about his age , and then , as now , he was partial to the odd pack of cigarettes before a game . 

He asked a lot of questions about my interest in Cawthorne and I answered honestly . 

She was asked discreet questions about private health insurance and , in the face of her disclaimers , equally civil ones about her credit cards . 

Most people will be asked 14 questions about their age , sex , race , marital status and the kind of home they live in . 

If you have any questions about our curry powders , or you 'd like a copy of our booklet on Indian cooking , send a first class stamp to ` The Indian Kitchen " 

Jones ' record of that meeting notes that ` None of these dates were questioned or challenged by Fleischmann and Pons or anyone present , nor did anyone raise any questions about the proposal-review process . 

Quinn sat on the floor , his back against the hard wall , and would have dozed but for the questions from Simon . 

Alex has been trained to produce vocal answers to questions from a human . 

For a year now he 's been trying to avoid packaged and drilled TV appearances , and enduring repetitive questions from bemused Europeans about sampling or acid house But he 's still managed to have some fun . 

To answer such questions from potential employers or grant-awarding bodies ( e.g. research institutes ) , teachers have to make assessments as impartially as possible . 

Performances are accompanied by live or taped music , demonstrations and an opportunity for questions from the audience . 

Yet the journalist still refused to answer any questions from the police . 

What I said to the Prime Minister was that he should answer that part of the question to him that was in order . 

After a dress rehearsal for a Symphony Hour show , I suggested , as producer , that in the adagio movement of the main symphonic item the violins had been taking the tempo slightly too fast .

Champions Randalstown begin against North Down in what is a dress rehearsal for their Winemark Ulster Shield first round tie a fortnight later at the same venue .

Somehow a Dress Rehearsal was achieved on the Monday afternoon .

The dress rehearsal of Countess Maritza was the following morning , but still they all found time to make a fuss of Ingrid , who was now smugly self-confident instead of defiantly self-confident .

` I have a dress rehearsal the day before my match , walking into an empty arena .

Welcome back : In a few minutes , the all-star cast that 's already in rehearsal for a Christmas show with a difference .

Pending its release , Morrissey fell into convalescence back in Manchester , gently easing his voice back into shape at rehearsals in Twilight Studios .

There 's a rehearsal tomorrow , and I 've got some history homework to do before . "

` I understand you also told George that you had a rehearsal in Rotherhithe the night before you tried to reform the Intelligence Service by force majeure .

In fact their game in the quarter-finals of the Sicily 7s , operating as both qualifier and dress rehearsal for next year 's World Cup Sevens at Murrayfield , revealed some of the shortcomings of the competition .

U2 's rehearsals for their US stadium tour drew thousands of fans to the parking lot of Hershey Stadium , Pennsylvania .

The first two rehearsals will take place at Aylwin School on May 19th and June 16th and from September the team will rehearse once a month on Saturdays from 10.30 to 4.00 .

So on top of the five shows and rehearsals every day at the Rex , they did another four at the Olympia and did not even receive double salaries but only one and a half .

` It 's bloody difficult , " said Mr MacDonald , engaged in intensive rehearsals at the Findhorn Foundation 's Universal hall .

Rehearsals on the Sheffield play did n't actually begin till two days later , but she 'd promised to be there as soon as she could to discuss make-up with the director .

Just as for a play , Nichols had the luxury of three weeks ' rehearsal on The Graduate before shooting began on location in Los Angeles , Berkeley and San Francisco .

I once spent a whole rehearsal on the Barcarolle from Les Contes d'Hoffmann , which is for me one of the most tragic things in opera .

Crawford and the rest of the cast began rehearsals with Gene Kelly and choreographer Michael Kidd in February 1968 , and they began the ninety-day shoot on 15 April .

I remember a perfectly exhausting rehearsal with Guthrie and Peter , Guthrie persuading , saying , " It does n't hurt her really -- slap , wallop -you do that . "

They had heard about her erotic exploits but their jaws dropped during the dress rehearsal of one of her entrances .

I asked for 15 rehearsals for the Benvenuto Cellini in Geneva ( in February ) and both the orchestra manager and the intendant at the house thought I was crazy .

The Moon was so angry with the hare 's evasions that she picked up a hatchet to chop off his head , but missed her aim and cut the hare on the mouth . 

Since this is rarely so , a deft body evasion , backed up with a counter-block just before the moment of the attack 's impact , almost always pays dividends . 

Wado employs very light and fast techniques , preferring evasion to meeting brute force head on . 

However , it is as nothing compared with the difficulties that we shall face if the generals , who have effectively staged a coup against civil authority , are allowed ultimate success .

Nor can Socrates ' association with some of the Thirty Tyrants who , with Spartan support , had launched a coup against the democracy five years earlier , have been decisive .

The ceremony was boycotted by the Army Commander in Chief and former President , Gen. Augusto Pinochet Ugarte , who had led the September 1973 coup in which Allende was killed , and no troops were present .

There they argued inconclusively , and the students prepared to stage a coup in Jakarta .

At least 80 civilians and army officers , arrested in August 1991 on suspicion of plotting a coup , were held in secret detention centres known as ` ghost houses " where they were severely tortured .

Earlier , in the last week of March , 28 officers and civilians had been arrested for reportedly planning a coup against the government .

Senior ministers warned foreign journalists on Oct. 16 of a possible conservative-led coup against Yeltsin and the reforms .

The political murder rate , attributed primarily to the tribal police , was almost equivalent to that of Chile in the three years after the coup against Allende .

This was because the Shah , always nervous of a military coup against him , had structured the armed forces in such a way that lateral collaboration between the services was very hard to arrange .

For Panama 's General Noriega , the week could have ended with far more than hurt feelings , after junior officers mounted a coup against him .

The prisoners are accused of plotting a coup against the Government .

Right wing soldiers in the Philippines have written to national newspapers saying they intend to launch a bloodless coup against President Corizon Aquino , and to replace her with a military junta .

After the coup by the Marxist PDPA in Kabul in April 1978 Soviet officials grew reluctant to acknowledge Afghanistan 's legal status of neutrality in relation to the USSR .

The Cyprus model failed when an attempted coup by Greek Cypriots provoked a Turkish invasion .

The first republican regime under Brigadier Qasem lasted only until 1963 , when a joint coup by pan-Arab nationalists and members of the Arab Socialist Baath Party brought chat combination to power .

A second coup by Rabuka on Sept. 25 led to the revocation of the Constitution and the establishment of the Republic of Fiji on Oct. 6 .

Suggestions in 1975 of a military coup by Colonel Stirling 's ` non-party , non-class organization of apprehensive patriots " or General Walker 's ` non-class Militia " met with almost universal derision .

Wanted in Bolivia on murder charges brought as a result of the coup in July 1980 , Arce had allegedly used his position to set up a cocaine racket .

The Arab Republic of Egypt was declared after a bloodless coup in 1953 .

Master-Sergeant ( later Gen. ) Samuel Kanyon Doe assumed power in a bloody coup in April 1980 , overthrowing the previously dominant Americo-Liberian elite .

After the Shah 's former brother-in-law , King Farouk , was overthrown in a military coup in 1952 , Egypt became the Shahs leading opponent in the region .

A civilian government , elected in 1978 , was overthrown in a military coup in November 1980 , after which the 57-member National Assembly and the Constitution were suspended .

The incident , which did not result in casualties , came only hours after the South Korean government had placed its armed force on heightened alert in response to the attempted coup in the Soviet Union .

Exiled abroad for opposing the 1964 military coup , Prestes returned to Brazil from Moscow in 1979 when the ban on opposition parties was lifted .

Mohammed Siyad Barre seized power in a bloodless coup in October 1969 , abolishing the multiparty system .

He was accused of involvement in one of two failed military coups in Morocco which had attempted to overthrow King Hassan II .

The only hiccup in Anglo-Argentinian arms deals was immediately following the bloody coup of 1976 when the military seized power .

The accusations of incompetence after the botched attempt to support the anti-Noriega coup in October had stung the Bush Administration .

Following her airlift to the United States with 40 other coup survivors and relatives , Edela de Giroldi said her husband was betrayed by fellow officers who deserted the coup plotters at the last minute .

The Prime Minister gave full and immediate support to President Yeltsin in the August coup attempt , and was the first Western leader to visit Moscow after the coup failed .

The Senegalese government denied any involvement in the coup attempt .

As a supplement , feeder shrimps will provide additional proteins and roughage . 

White fish and shellfish are easily obtainable fresh , and lance fish , shellfish meat and mysis shrimp are popular frozen foods . 

Live food consists of river shrimp and -- of course -- daphnia . 

Through his translucent skin showed the blue veins , his insides as visible and vulnerable as a tiny transparent shrimp . 

Long-armed fresh-water shrimps wedge themselves in cracks when the river rises . 

Unlike the much more difficult dried shrimps and dried shrimp pastes of the Thai kitchen , nam pla does not taste in the least bit fishy . 

Ferdi von Schýnberg sat opposite Lais in the Cafý de Paris in Monte Carlo watching her devour a mound of tiny pink shrimp with sighs of enjoyment . 

It was n't a soufflé , Sara noticed , but something soft and avocado-coloured , with delicate pink shrimps piled high and tiny strips of raw carrot arranged to give a starfish effect . 

` Besides , if you remember , sir , the potted shrimps had a solidified butter glaze on top . " 

The grill had mutton chops and mash ; the buffet ran things like smoked salmon , potted shrimps and corned ox tongue . 

However , Lois Maxwell , who played the ever-loyal Miss Moneypenny , says , ` Diana and I had lunch together and after eating some shrimps she realized how much garlic there had been in them . 

As the deficit developed , it enabled the fruits of that revolution to seem greater to consumers than they really were . 

He believed , quite rightly , that there should be evolution and not revolution to achieve Service unification . 

Two things are needed : a training revolution to modernise people 's skills , and rights for employees to fair treatment at work . 

Provided the Soviet regime could ensure its short-term survival , there would be time for the German revolution to bring political and material relief to the Soviet federation . 

Was the war , as liberal patriots maintained , a revolution to regenerate Spain by new laws ? 

As early as 1956 , economic crisis forced the 1952 Bolivian revolution to confront the contradictions inherent in its class conciliation model . 

They inspired the efforts of Admirals D'Estaing and De Grasse in the War of the American Revolution to seize British West Indian islands and evade rather than destroy the fleets to which they were opposed . 

THE INTIFADA is a people 's unarmed revolution against occupation . 

News of the resignation was greeted with jubilation by the protesters , many of whom hailed it as the true start of Bulgaria 's revolution against communist rule . 

Independent candidates won 83 seats , among them Jaled Mohiedine , the veteran leader of the small left-wing Progressive Patriotic Association and a leading figure in the 1952 revolution against the monarchy . 

He said : ` I was one of the leading students in the revolution against the Communist system . 

He was followed by Dr Marcello Caetano , a law professor , who remained in power until the popular Revolution of 1974 when the army overthrew the dictatorship . 

By the 1920s , the French had lost their monopoly , but proceeded to work at Susa until the Islamic revolution of 1979 . 

He did not seek re-election to the Parliament of 1685 and supported the Revolution of 1688 , subscribing money to the new regime . 

The Bourgeois revolutions of 1905 and 1917 seemed to the optimists a natural development on the Russian road to a Western style constitutional state . 

If Mr Gorbachev really does now intend to take that step in his own country , his political revolution is about to become an economic one too . 

The car , a 1986 Chaika that owed its style as much to the 1958 Cadillac Eldorado as it did to the people 's revolution , sped along a country road . 

Yet many easterners complain that , since their revolutions began in 1989 , the Community has been too wrapped up in its own affairs to give them the attention they deserve . 

Most notably , a "  consumer revolution "  had taken a place alongside those other economic "  revolutions "  which dominate the textbooks . 

Australia is notable not only for the size of its rise and fall in deaths from chronic disease and injury but also for the strength of its institutional revolution in public health . 

He then followed up , in 1938 , with his classic study of the slave revolution in Haiti led by Toussaint Louverture -- ` The Black Jacobins "  . 

The film appears to query the notion of heroism in its battle scenes , muddy , bloody , in marked contrast to the sunny patriotism of Laurence Olivier 's wartime version .

Mustafa Kemal , the one Turkish soldier of genius in the area , arrived on the scene .

The young stonemason had suffered terrible head injuries and but for the attentions of a passing doctor , would have died at the scene of the accident .

The young gunman was on a truck fleeing the scene of a shoot-out with marines in Mogadishu .

` Removing a witness from the scene of a murder is an important crime .

It is also considering a similar step for Sarawak , scene of heated confrontations with tribal people who claim that the logging is destroying their homeland .

In April he apologised again in Okinawa , Japan 's southernmost island and scene of much wartime brutality .

The scene that followed was one of the most dramatic in the history of warfare and destined to live , like the defence of Derry , in Irish Protestant annals .

Oxfam has cancelled a charity pop concert amid fears that it would attract thousands of travellers back to the Malvern Hills , the scene of last month 's illegal Bank Holiday festival .

It was a pursuit which , with savage irony , took her across Lawrence Road , scene of her last attack in December 1991 when a youth punched her hard in the face .

In McEnroe 's case , the Garden was the scene of his last triumph of major significance .

Residents living near the scene of the incident said they were aware something had happened , but did n't know what .

Leaning against the walnut table , Clare felt her face tighten as she , too , relived that painful scene .

Amid scenes of widespread celebration Avril and his family were evacuated to the United States aboard a US Air Force transport on March 12 .

Many accounts of famous trials , and the daily fare of newspapers illustrate the amount of drama , comic and tragic , which can be culled from courtroom scenes .

The scenes of Raynor injecting himself are sickening and his drug withdrawal sequence is harrowing .

She was doing all right as a nursing orderly in a geriatric hospital -- one of her favourite ` legitimate " jobs as it gave her easy access to sleeping pills and downers . 

Later , however , it was revealed that another post-mortem discovered 14 different drugs in Presley 's body -- including codeine , three sedatives , five varieties of ` downers " , two anti-depressants and a decongestant . 

Sometimes -- on ` Love " -- they 're like the Pixies on a dump-truck full of downers . 

I was off for a week which is alright , but during that week I was heavily doped on downers . 

Unfortunately , The Darkside have yet to cultivate the same trick , plying a sulky , introverted bedsit groove than which shows altogether too much reverence to an image of Lou Reed on downers . 

Before she could stop him , his mouth was against hers , parting her mouth in a travesty of a kiss that forced her lips against her teeth . 

She saw him tense , heard the soft intake of his breath , then watched , fascinated , as he bent his head , brushing his lips against her mouth . 

Turning his head , he brushed his lips against her brow in silent question . 

The girl 's face came alive , eyes sparkling , hands raised to her parted lips in an expression halfway between exultation and tears of joy , before she began to clap furiously . 

Susanna held out a thin , freckled hand , and parted heavily glossed lips in what Christina assumed to be a smile . 

With a soft sigh his head came down and he took her lips in a gentle , lingering kiss . 

Jurnet could see his lips -- the red , perpetually moist lips of an old man -- moving , hear the inarticulate hum of what he was saying . 

David sensed the urge to plant his lips on hers immediately and bite into the yielding flesh . 

His head slowly tilted and she watched , mesmerised , as it angled sideways , then she felt his warm lips on her neck like a brand . 

She longed , at that moment , to feel his strong arms around her , his firm lips on hers …

The screech died away to a strangulated hissing as though the victim had clamped his lower lip with his teeth , biting with all the force of a steel beast-trap . 

Instead he covered her quivering lips with his own , and at once Robbie felt the familiar tightness in her chest , the growing warmth in the pit of her stomach . 

She breathed his name on a husky smile as he trapped her in his arms and covered her parted lips with his mouth . 

He laughed deeply , tracing a finger delicately over the hot swollen curve of her lower lip . 

She sighed as she felt his mouth gently touching hers , before the sweet warmth of his tongue parted her lips to avidly savour the inner softness of her mouth . 

But when her lips opened under his , welcoming his invasion , he could no longer hold back , and his kiss became urgent , demanding a response she was ready to give . 

These new lipsticks contain thousands of colour fluid capsules which are released every time lips are pressed together -- from drinking , or even from kissing ! 

Not until she had been sitting there for several minutes did Isabel realise that no sound at all had come from her torn and bleeding lips . 

Eventually , frantic with frustration , I managed to force them over the raw meat of my knuckles with my teeth , my sore and bleeding lips spreading red stains through the grating wool . 

Then she saw Nigel dancing with a well-rounded girl with yellow hair and pouting lips . 

He let her go and make repairs to her make-up , to try to disguise her bruised and swollen lips before the official photographs were taken . 

After what seemed an age , she felt Kattina 's open mouth close over her own , breathing quietly against her lips before licking them with her long tongue . 

She released her lip from between her teeth and Julia was horrified to see a speck of blood on it . 

Her white blonde hair and bright red lips , the blatant hard-bitten sex appeal and the coiled danger camouflage a vulnerable woman underneath . 

She felt her top lip swell up as she tasted blood , and she said nothing more . 

She bit her lower lip to stifle the cry in her throat and felt the goosepimples bristling across her skin . 

She bit her lip to stem the rising panic , her eyes huge and frightened , and heard him curse . 

Rachel bites her lip , and frowns at me as she hands over her chit . 

Biting her full lower lip hard between her teeth , she crossed her arms quickly over her breasts , but not before the glimmer of recognition in Guy Sterne 's enigmatic eyes . 

The horse puts its head high in the air , muzzle uppermost , and curls back the upper lip and sniffs long and noisily through its squashed nostrils . 

Elaine turned to her husband , who was lighting a cigarette , letting the smoke curl from his thick lips . 

Benjamin just smiled , raised her white fingers to his lips , kissed them daintily and , like some chivalrous knight , kicked his horse into a canter , almost knocking his would-be-love to the ground . 

They gazed at each other in silence , then Penry touched a finger to her lower lip . 

These lip tints also contain nourishing calendula , wheatgerm , Vitamin E and aloe vera and have UVB filters to give minimum sun protection for your lips . 

She gave him soft , warm , innocent lips , unmoving beneath his . 

` Oh , " she gasped , and , as flames of wanting started to flicker into life , her arms went up and around him , and she freely gave him her lips . 

He removed his arm from my waist , kissed my lips , brushed away a stray hair from my temple then stood up . 

The man licked mud-caked lips , eyes half-closing in weariness . 

He watched her lower her head until her luscious lips were but an inch from his impatient weapon . 

` Things will improve from May 25th " he repeated to himself silently , but moving his lips a little , which the girl noticed . 

Benton moved back slightly , then his lips curled into a crooked smile . 

When she 'd closed the case he had sunk back on the pillow , a thin smile on his face , his lips tinged with yellow . 

In them , her tortured body is revealed , and always she exaggerates the dark hair on her lip and between her eyebrows , marking herself as flawed . 

Slamming the tankard back on the oak table , he smacked his wet lips and sucked at his beard . 

He smacked his lips , winked at the girl and held out the goblet to be refilled . 

He touched her lips with his hands , then her cheek , then her throat . 

She sipped her brandy for a moment , then touched her lips with a little salt water …

At the first touch of his lips she trembled , and Penry took her in his arms , his kiss suddenly fierce until a tactful little cough from the doorway brought an untimely end to the embrace . 

The scar on his upper lip twitched occasionally , yet she could never be sure . 

His remedy for uncertainty was to stroke his moustache , with hard , strong fingers , as if trying to push it back into his upper lip . 

Her lips opened eagerly beneath his , and her tongue darted out to trace the contours of his mouth , feeling the silk of his upper lip and the fullness of his lower one . 

He wiped his lip with his sleeve , and Jean took a couple of paper tissues from her pocket and gave them to him . 

Her thin lip curled in a rare smile -- one might say she had been pursuing her own studies . 

In the flickering illumination of the match , Kirov 's lips moved . 

She felt his lips on her cheeks moving slowly across her features until they found her mouth . 

Her lips parted to tell him that it did , but hesitation seemed to have become a periodic tendency , afflicting her like hiccoughs . 

She pulled away from him , shakily , her eyes wide and misted , her moist lips parted in turmoil . 

` I 've done a daft thing , " said Bella , her thin lips trembling . 

His enthusiasm faded , his voice hesitated , his lips trembled , his eyes dropped in confusion . 

It is a responsibility of the Centre to provide support to the academic economist developing programs for new techniques and to make appropriate programs commercially available outside the academic environment .

` I am delighted to support ACET 's developing international AIDS programme .

We need to implement a rolling programme of equipment upgrading and replacement , recognising that the life expectancy of computer equipment is of the order of five years .

That is expected to be followed by a beta test programme later next year and commercial release in 1994 .

These modules provide the opportunity to plan and undertake a health and fitness programme appropriate to individual and group needs and to increase awareness of the implications of health and fitness for personal development .

This , however , needs fuel with a low sulphur content , and as European Community regulations call for this to be progressively reduced , the oil industry is having to undertake multi-million pound capital investment programmes .

Physical health complaints of breathlessness , fatigue and reduced physical fitness were significantly fewer at six and at 12 months for the patients who participated in the programme .

He offered the Soviet republics -- which are in the process of taking over the nuclear facilities previously administered by the central authorities -- German help to organize their nuclear-energy programmes and build up their own inspectorates .

Secondly , the absorptive capacity of OPEC was under-estimated as most member countries embarked on ambitious development programmes .

` When you 've got targets and incentives it just becomes a family planning programme and not much more than that " Tricia Parker , Oxfam Bangladesh

The tests were carried out as part of ICI 's extensive research programme into alternatives to CFCs .

It has never been easier to change and choose a healthier weight-loss programme .

Smidovich claimed on Aug. 18 that Iraqi officials had supplied " good information " on the government 's ballistic missile programmes .

New marketing programmes and cost-cutting measures are planned to beef up performance .

However , the country 's privatization programme , intended to streamline the state economic enterprises ( SEEs ) , ran into difficulties particularly on the question of selling state assets to foreigners .

Federal employment and training programmes were sliced in half during the 1980s , from $12.8 billion to $5.6 billion , in real terms .

Philips is committed to establishing a joint awareness and user training programme .

Recruiting a specialist can mean starting a training programme so that the newcomer passes on his/her knowledge .

With this in mind he has established a small scientific strategic and research programme to look at the analytical programme from a broader perspective .

Now British scientists want to test paclitaxel on early-stage cancers , when the disease is less advanced , and are embarking on a huge research programme .

A starter pack of course material and a three-year development programme are part of the package .

More than 3,000 people joined Government programmes and 504,056 receive help under a series of schemes which exclude them from the unemployment count .

A few years ago , the problem seemed insuperable , but now the National Parks Authority , the Countryside Commission and English Heritage have launched a pilot programme .

The ` Economical Reform " programme of 1782 was the most determined attack on the power of the Crown since 1641 .

Staff generally felt their programmes of study , and hence their students , benefited from the experience .

It is against this backdrop that the Coptic Orthodox Church is running a three-year programme of publications and audio visual resources designed to address specific problems and to encourage young people in their life and faith .

Barbarossa initiated a programme of castle construction in order to strengthen imperial power in Germany .

Plans to carry out similar programmes in other resorts will depend on the success of the first two schemes .

The great success of a teaching programme in chemical theory was the Periodic Table of Dmitry Mendeleev , first published in 1869 .

Both organisations form part of Alfalit Internacional , which coordinates programmes in grassroots education and communication .

They mainly worked on the final phase of a mapping and mineral exploration programme on the island of Santa Isabel , in which four BGS geologists have worked at various times over a six-year period .

The TSB 's training courses include programs on leadership , customer care and presentation .

Susan Lannon , writing in the American Journal of Neuroscience Nursing , describes a programme by the Oregon Comprehensive Epilepsy program ( OCE ) to identify and meet such needs .

The five-year Programme for Sustainable Tropical Forestry will be supported by the Bank 's Global Environment Facility .

In contrast to all other social welfare policies , public assistance programmes for the poor are the most controversial .

The British government 's programme for the development of renewable energy has been massively oversubscribed , with developers submitting applications for projects which would generate electricity well in excess of the government 's target .

Secondly , students have to make their own connections in understanding what they experience on their programme of studies .

Somewhat cautiously the government hinted at fairly large-scale programmes of reintegration :

The British Library is exploring , for example , a collaborative programme with Yale University whereby we would exchange digitised copies of some of our complementary collections .

This was ginger brown in colour and so badly fitting that only a blind man would not realise that it was a hairpiece . 

Includes free wedding cake , free flowers for reception , free champagne for up to 20 guests , free bouquet and hairpiece for the bride and button hole for the groom . 

She must have put the idea into his head herself : pinned it onto the back of his mind , like one of her flaming hairpieces . 

The redhead wore a sea-green lace see-through catsuit , her companion wore three blonde hairpieces above a red and white , diagonally striped minidress that barely covered her bottom . 

So once Posi had drifted the ship down near the surface , I prepared myself for my descent -- the cylinder in a carry-net slung over one shoulder , a hand raised to hold on to my hairpiece . 

Now I I 've been selling hairpieces for twenty three years so I 'm probably better in a better position than anybody here to explain the emotions of men who 're losing their hair . 

I went in as usual , took off my greatcoat and tunic and tie and made some small pancakes and dipped them in boiling fat -- used to take me a quarter of an hour every night . 

Johnson slept on the hay in his huge-pocketed greatcoat ; Boswell laid the sheets his wife had packed on top of the hay and , observed Johnson , ` lay in linen like a gentleman " . 

Her eyes flew open to see Benedict flinging off his greatcoat and throwing it aside . 

However , there are smarter , more classic options : the French like the three-quarter length , belted version ; the Italians prefer the longer camel greatcoat . 

He sat motionless , swathed in a greatcoat despite the day 's oppressive heat , and with his face concealed by the peak of his hat that he had turned fore and aft to shadow his eyes . 

Amongst them walked a gentleman in an expensive greatcoat , his arms firmly held -- another hostage . 

On 20 January 1920 a detachment of Polish soldiers in greatcoats and four-cornered caps waded out knee-deep in the icy Baltic . 

They took mackintoshes and heavy greatcoats , anticipating that Lady Mary Wortley Montagu 's dream of perennial sunshine was unlikely to be fulfilled for lesser voyagers . 

By now the sounds of his waking hours were familiar to the boy curled up in an army greatcoat in the room below . 

The light from the candle on the mantel fell on a countenance so classically pleasing , topped by a quantity of gold , curling locks that brushed the high-caped collar of his greatcoat , that the landlord was startled . 

But when the landlord had left the room he reached into a pocket of his greatcoat and brought out a flat silver flask . 

I still had my navy blue greatcoat , and went to the billeting officer for a few more blankets . 

Shrugging off the thoughts with his greatcoat , he threw the latter over one of the two big tables and turned back to the fire . 

He shrugged off his British Warm greatcoat and Steiner took in the badges of rank and red tabs of a staff officer . 

A tall blond man wearing a greatcoat was standing by the glass reception doors , stroking rain and slush from his sleeves . 

Wrapped in old greatcoats , we left at sunrise in two trucks and drove across a plain covered in vines . 

Duvall settled back against the reception counter as Pearce continued to shake water from his greatcoat , but the others were silent . 

In a moment , the huge greatcoat was placed about her shoulders , drowning her , and as he retrieved the lantern he began to scold . 

Although uranium can be put to use , and used up , as fuel in existing reactors , plutonium is much harder to get rid of .

Russian illwill grew when the Prince wanted to marry a Prussian princess , a granddaughter of the kaiser . 

But the kaiser pleased the tsar by vetoing Prince Alexander 's return to the Bulgarian throne . 

At best , existence after death would resemble the interlude she was now experiencing while reclining in a deckchair : from all sides , she would hear the continuous babble of female voices . 

After a babble of Arabic , the tailboard of the lorry was dropped and a dozen men were lifting the wheelbarrow . 

At that moment the babble of voices in the bar ceased , and a hush descended . 

As Frau Nordern went into the office a babble of voices rose behind her , still audible , although muted , as the door was closed by the man with the cigar . 

Dance culture does n't have to be a drug culture , there are other ways of putting a smile on your face than chemical compounds , strobe lights and a relentless babble of beats . 

` I 'm ready to start the search now , " shouted Margaret above the babble of voices around her . 

Its job was to listen to the endless babble of East German and Russian radio chit-chat from across the border . 

I know I have been reduced to a babble of disconnected comments , which do n't really say much . 

A babble of protest broke out but no one could deny the logic of my master 's conclusions . 

Theopholis burst into a babble of Greek and waved his hands first at the woman , then at Meg . 

We pushed into the peacock-coloured gathering , deafened by the babble in various languages . 

Delaney ran his finger round the edge of his wet suit face cowl . 

He caught the man 's wrist , smashed the useless Uzi at the oval streaked face set in the black rubber cowl . 

On the track , Morris still feels very much a sense of identity with blacks : he presents a funereal image in all-black , a cowl covering his head . 

It was n't the sort of thing he would have put on the wall next to his bed but it was a lot more acceptable than Mr Pilkington in a black cowl . 

He pulled his cowl up against the hot midday sun. ` shall we collect our horses ? " 

As she rode , Tallis unslung Skogen -- the shadow of the forest -- and placed the mask against her face , tying it , then covering her head with her woollen cowl . 

The other priests also stood and removed the cowls from over their heads . 

Benjamin asked , peering closely at me , his head deep in its woollen cowl . 

` STIFF upper lip , old boy , " said Sir Pangloss Broadbum , reinforcing his seasoned nerves with a gulp of scotch and soda . 

Carey could n't tell what had been said ; the words were spoken far back in Ellwood 's throat and seemed to gush from his mouth and nose like a great gulp of water swallowed too hastily . 

Riven downed a great gulp of the cold beer and felt it alternately chill and warm his gullet . 

She snatched a gulp of her drink and banged the glass on her teeth . 

Biff did n't seem unduly bothered ; he was chasing away his hangover with stinging gulps from his flask . 

A gulp from the coffee thermos , however , brought the first faint warmth to his bones as they paddled into a thickening mist . 

` Congratulations , both of you , " Belinda said sincerely , then Andrew proposed a rambling , outrageous toast and drank a long gulp of champagne with pretended sophistication . 

He worked without an easel and with the minimum of fuss , placing his canvas on a chair and painting quietly , ` interrupting only now and then to take a gulp of alcohol from a bottle . 

Christina took a big gulp of champagne , and wondered what on earth she was going to find to talk about all evening with this woman . 

Rats were tested on a food-rewarded ( conditional go left/go right ) discrimination between tone and clicker . 

None of these religions has satisfied its real purpose , which is to provide fully acceptable and uncontentious guidance in human discrimination between right and wrong , and in the behaviour that should stem from that discrimination . 

But they were still as far from anything like a real and right discrimination between the guilty and the unfortunate . 

Phonemes are obviously sensitive enough to make fine discriminations between lexical descriptions since this is their function by definition . 

Experiment has shown that mimicry in cuckoo eggs has evolved as a counter-adaptation to egg discrimination by hosts , which in turn evolved as a behavioural defence against parasitism . 

Although it is tempting to suggest that analogous neurons are involved in the orientation discrimination of bees , this temptation should be resisted -- at least for the time being . 

Clearly , compared with our ability to make fine discriminations of perceptual qualities and immediately to recognize and discriminate amidst a profusion of ordinary objects , linguistic description may appear slow and clumsy . 

Even when the discriminations of the zoologists began to be based on systematic classification rather than fantasy the criteria that were used to distinguish man from non-man remained very uncertain . 

Braille is a particularly useful tool for probing predictions from different models because it depends on fine discrimination of raised dot patterns , and a rule system of contractions . 

In most of his literary reviewing , the fineness of his critical discrimination and the clarity with which he expresses it draws fruitfully on this special shyness . 

H. M. Johnson 's dog turned out to have a threshold for pitch discrimination identical to Johnson 's because the dog watched Johnson 's face and wanted to please . 

In this way discrimination is much improved without excessively lengthening the test time ( Killcross and Cassie , 1975 ) . 

This last point is critical since it means that the number of common elements will be reduced and accordingly that discrimination between A and B will be enhanced . 

Other element maps formed from the perceived surface counters of this work reflected similar levels of discrimination . 

The discrimination is a subtle one , and , presumably , a satisfying answer would have to await a psychological test of some considerable finesse . 

The 747-400 jet ended its veer off the runway with its nose in a one-meter gulch and its tail on the tarmac .

The FBI expanded its painstaking search for evidence to an area surrounding the gulch where the Amtrak Sunset Limited lurched off a damaged track and asked the public for help finding the culprit .

With peace , some returned to Pau , to build the villas in the big gardens that give the town its green and spacious air . 

At Mount Lavinia , a nineteenth-century Governor , Sir Edward Barnes , had built a marine villa . 

The materials used to build villas varied according to what was easily available nearby . 

About 500 years later the Romans also favoured this site and built a villa here . 

Many of Winterthur 's wealthier citizens had already built their villas outside in the country , and it was assumed that the space cleared by destroying the walls would go the same way . 

Nero constructed his Imperial Villa -- the famous ` golden house " -- which he began soon after the great fire of the city in A.D. 64 . 

After the Emperor had met his Waterloo , both Eugene di Beauharnais and Marshal Radetzky lived at the villa . 

When he visited the Russian sculptor Archipenko and his wife , who were living in a villa in Nice , Modi grumbled of the women who bossed him around . 

Then she explained that she lived at the villa and that Leonie was her grandmother , and Lais and Leonore her half-sisters . 

Signor Banterle is an architect and they live in a beautiful villa which overlooks all Verona . 

He lived in the Villa Diodati with his doctor , ` Polly " , the Italian , Polidori , and his retinue . 

Gazza moved out to the villa in July to acclimatise before the football season kicked off . 

The former Spurs player installed high-security alarms when he moved into the villa with girlfriend and mother-of-two Sheryl Kyle . 

` What do you think about us moving into the big villa which is being built at Praia do Carvoeiro ? " 

They 'd origionaly been staying at the hotel Mediteran , but then moved to a villa . 

In open parkland setting , beside the Thames at Twickenham , Marble Hill is a magnificent villa built , between 1724-29 , for Henrietta Howard , mistress of George II and later Countess of Suffolk . 

This elegant , 18th century villa built in red brick is a short walk across Greenwich Park from the National Maritime Museum . 

Six hundred villas will be built in the Center Parcs development at the Wilts safari park estate following an inquiry . 

The former home of an ecclesiastical dignitary , the villa was built in the 14th century . 

Ninety-five marbles , including the famous ` Ares Ludovisi " , a beautiful study of a young seated warrior in repose , were bought that year from the noble Boncompagni Ludovisi family after their villa was destroyed to make way for Roman suburbia . 

Was Great Casterton yet another villa destroyed by the barbarians ? 

They were active as railway architects , and the stations on the main line between Newcastle and Berwick-on-Tweed , commissioned by George Hudson [ q.v. ] in 1846 — ‘ Fine , handsome buildings … more like the villas raised by retired tradesmen than residences for railway officers ’ — are said to have been by him . 

This consisted of a long or short shaft with a staple at the end , to which a chain was attached . 

They divined the contents of sealed envelopes by the simple expedient of opening the staples at the other end of the envelope . 

This would be an enormous task for a manual tool , requiring a strong grip and concentration to position the staples on the woodwork . 

The more powerful is the TK 28E , which fires pins , nails and staples . 

Screw the staple to the door frame and check that the lock operates correctly 

Jejeunoileostomy has now been largely replaced by a simpler and safer operation in which the capacity of the stomach is considerably reduced by placing a row of surgical staples across it . 

The paper is fixed to a piece of board with masking tape all round and a staple in each corner . 

The numerals refer to the maximum stapling capacity of the tool : ie 10mm wide staples up to 14mm in length can be used . 

The staples remain in position for the cable to be put back as required , and certainly look neater . 

Philip slipped the wire through the staple and began to twist it . 

a method of binding where the folded pages are stitched through the spine from the outside , using wire staples . 

In the prototype , the battery was housed by folding the tie lining around it , and fastening with a staple . 

In the ` double staple " mode , the Bosch tacker will place staples side by side -- useful for delicate material 

You can apply strips of felt or building paper from inside the lift , secured with battens to the sides of the rafters or use a staple gun or brass drawing pins to secure it . 

It was impossible for him to have escaped on his own for the door was secured by a wedge , pushed through a hasp to hold the hinged staple in place . 

This has often meant having to use pliers and then replacing the staples with new ones . 

The sun , brilliant after the early fog , glinted on gold braid and polished shakos . 

The men wore dark blue uniform coats and had black shakos with silver rims . 

The French Dragoons had taken up positions in the southern houses , while the Prussian infantry in their dark blue coats and black shakos lined the barricade . 

The Sergeant wore a silver skull and crossbones on his black shako , a sight that made Sharpe 's prisoner even more nervous . 

The officer had a red plume on his blue shako and a tall red collar on his unbuttoned blue coat . 

In the traditional natural sciences generality is achieved in two different ways , each based upon a particular choice of the informal inverse relation between the intension and extension of a class .

Before the trial , the Sunday Times had just asked him to pose for the fashion pages of their magazine , wearing tough-guy togs . 

Now I 'm askin' yer nice , will yer ladies offer their togs or not ? " 

The men had worked hard all day in the steelworks , sweat-stained ; gone home , washed , changed into ` old togs " and come out to their allotments . 

The food at Casper 's is usual American-style fare -- spicy Cajun chicken , succulent red snapper with lime butter , honey-sweet baby back ribs , trendy warm salads and , of course , burgers . 

` Do you disapprove of us , my angel ? " she asked , exalted by wine and overbearing , and took him down to the kitchen to give him some of the leftover chicken . 

A vinaigrette of old wine vinegar , olive oil and mustard , spooned over a warm , poached chicken stuffed with ham and Swiss chard , makes a wonderful summer dish . 

We sat around the square feasting on barbecued chicken and beer . 

A barbecued chicken and a ham , both provided ready to serve by the local supermarket , made her mouth water . 

Most ` American " restaurants offer barbecued chicken -- this will be about the lowest-calorie possibility you will see among the hot choices . 

The vet also explained Luke had to get some weight off and instructed me to change his diet of cooked chicken and switch to a dried food called Eukanuba . 

There were plenty of crumbs to be gathered from around the cheese and scraps of meat and tasty skin to be picked from the carcass of a cooked chicken . 

We also picked up cooked chickens , bruised fruit and wonderful ice-cream at the larger stations . 

With the more predatory species , like managuense , include meat with the diet , -- earthworms , cooked chicken , prawns , grated beef heart , or even runted fry from other spawnings . 

A hot chicken take away counter offering freshly cooked drumsticks , thighs and whole cooked chickens was introduced at Merton . 

At each meal she willingly cleaned her plate , eating ice cream and fried chicken until she felt bloated . 

He hoped she would choose a hamburger or fried chicken , anything which would be fast and convenient . 

We sat down and Harvey speared fried chicken on to the three plates . 

I found my feet , staggered a couple of paces and spewed undigested fried chicken over a light-coloured WV Golf . 

Cook chicken for about 15-20 mins each side , spooning over remaining marinade until golden brown . 

We ate small fish cooked in wine , a delicious chicken , herb-flavoured cheese and a honey-and-curd flan , made , according to Conchis , from a medieval Turkish recipe . 

An effective waste air quenching system is even more important on this mode otherwise , when you cook an oven load of chickens , the chamber will fill with smoke and adversely affect their flavour . 

Instead they 're all here , eating Kentucky Fried Chicken in their Union Jack T-shirts . 

Cock fights , however , are still legal in six of the United States , perhaps because we still eat chicken regularly , but no longer dogs . 

They eat four baby chickens and a whole loaf of brown bread for lunch . 

Eat lean meat and try fish , chicken or rabbit instead of red meat . 

Not as good as yesterday evening when I dined on roast chicken , not very well cooked , but certainly much better than this homely fare . 

She roasted a chicken and made a fresh fruit trifle for supper as it was my last night . 

No one in Brussels knew that the French had invaded ; instead they prepared for a duchess 's ball while a fat Prussian major paid for his roast chicken , finished his wine , then ambled slowly northwards . 

Hayman was appointed CMG in 1963 , and the next year became Minister in Berlin , where he was also Deputy Commandant of British Military Government . 

Certainly from what Ballingall wrote , it is clear that Lord Melville to whom he had written had shown the letter to the Commandant of Royal Marines , Lieutenant-General John Campbell . 

At a quarter to one on 9 September the Commandant of the camp , Colonello Vicedomini , ordered the doors to be opened and the barbed wire cut . 

She organized the first Red Cross women 's camp , and during World War I was commandant of a Voluntary Aid Deteachment hospital in Glamorganshire , for which she was appointed MBE . 

In sharp contrast to most of his contemporaries , Pétain seemed unambitious almost to the point of self-extinction ; when offered the post of Commandant to the Rifle School , he refused because it would have meant his promotion over the heads of more senior majors . 

Because the passport was West German , the People 's Police commandant made a routine call to the local SSD office . 

On the desk of the precinct commandant lay the passport in the name of Hans Grauber , picked up from the street where the broken-nosed VOPO had dropped it . 

The US Military Commandant in the American sector notified his Russian counterpart that the US Air Force intended building a new radar station at Rudow to control flight movements in and out of the American airfield at Buckow . 

Such were the victories available to the Commandant in his skirmishes with his Political Officer . 

Olive , acting as unpaid commandant with her customary zeal , was made a life member of the Red Cross , a signal honour . 

Suddenly Father Kolbe stepped forward , a small emaciated man with round glasses , and addressed the Commandant . 

` I forbid you -- and if necessary I shall have the Commandant forbid you . 

Whenever the Colonel made an official complaint to the commandant , Major Sakata listened sympathetically and even made an effort to weed out the main offenders . 

Garvin himself , before he became Commandant , had been responsible for training them . 

Divisional commandant George Kane said : ` Classes can help women be more aware of their surroundings , to know what possible dangers to look out for and to be more confident when out alone . " 

A thousand noises batter the attendant ear , calliopes and stridulators , cannonades and sirens , all mingling with the babble and slur of happy voices . 

The lunch itself was held in a huge room and there was a constant babble of noise . 

Then Eddie said , ‘ You 'll be in the next shot so if you 'll slip into your rags we 'll … ’ 

In spite of her rags and the marquis 's rough treatment , he had never seen a more entrancing girl , nor one who had affected him so instantly . 

And you come dancing up in your stinking rags as if it did n't matter ! 

She seldom wore the pretty dresses or smart suits that Scarlet bought her , preferring her rags . 

They inevitably knock on the door on the one evening of the month when you 're dolled up in your glad rags to go out on the town . 

Red Hand , his gaudy rags fluttering around him , jumped through the slush towards them . 

The soul of a princess in her gypsy rags , Doomed to fret in her humble stall …

Each is tarnished by sin and , clothed in these acts of righteousness , I am clothed in rags before Almighty God . 

There are areas where every child is in rags and learns to be a thief from the age of three . 

Her exquisitely modelled buttocks and satin thighs were visible under those ridiculous rags as she walked towards the clearing . 

“ I have not eaten and I am in rags and all I ask is a share of your fire before I am turned out into the cold night again …

` Children barefoot , and dressed in rags or old flour sacks , " Mrs Theobald said . 

The situation was confused for him by the fact that many of the people he had seen in the church of Gesù Nuovo , the ones who had come to pray and adore , were dressed in rags . 

And he was , as always , a picture of health , dressed in black rags and black boots and twitching maniacally . 

In the meantime , she wore the same old rags week after week , lived in poverty and was ` faithful " to her ex-lover . 

Lili 's hands were pushed deep into a dark fur coat with upturned collar , under which she wore picturesque rags that had been carefully slashed to show as much of her body as possible . 

Her hands are claws she keeps concealed within her rags and tatters . 

Then , throwing off his tattered rags and appearing in " bright , shining raiment " , the angel raised his staff and cried : 

Out on the floor , on the sawdust , some revellers , in jaunty rags , were forming a circle . 

All were in old , tattered clothes , some in outright rags ; many were barefoot and hatless . 

The drinkers , drunk as they were , full of glasses of wine , fell back from the man , who , with the rags he wore , had surprisingly clean white underpants -- what struck Rab -- raised his coat and squatted down as the most natural thing in the world . 

Juron squirted his water canteen into that arid gob again and again . 

He pushed the map away , uncorked his canteen , and took a drink of cold tea . 

I lay with my feet toward the open end of the tent , unfastened my canteen and boiled what was left of a cabbage I had bought in Adrar . 

A miniature oak four-poster bed is £30 and a solid silver canteen of cutlery is £44 . 

For 40 years service to the company Donald Biggam , Personnel Manager ( left ) was presented with a canteen of cutlery by Hugh Laughland , Group Chairman . 

The sergeant noticed her movement , and came over with a canteen of water , which he offered wordlessly , but with a kind look . 

Arnold Wesker 's famous trilogy of plays Chicken Soup with Barley , Roots and I 'm Talking About Jerusalem was also performed at the Royal Court . 

I recommend that you read Hare 's trilogy The History Plays , which include Knuckle , Licking Hitler and Plenty -- and perhaps his earlier play Teeth 'n' Smiles . 

Last week , they were responsible for A Wanted Man ( BBC 2 ) , a powerful trilogy of plays by Malcom McKay about the police interrogation , trial and attempted rehabiliation of a murderer . 

The drama of the moment was recaptured in Perelandra , the second in the science-fiction trilogy , where Ransom remembers the strength which was given to him in a moment requiring supreme moral courage . 

Although the hero met his death within the first 30 pages of the trilogy , the vast and mysterious intricacies of his ` Seldon Plan " still amazed the reader after 700 . 

Like Beckett 's trilogy , though in much lighter vein , At Swim-Two-Birds thus becomes a story about a man telling a story about storytelling . 

A nice gimmick ; but read this trilogy immediately after an in depth study of quantum theory and you find that it represents possibly the most scientific of all science fiction novels . 

She unpinned her veil , and Anne saw she had different-coloured eyes , one blue , one hazel . 

Halema settled herself more comfortably , adjusted her veils and began to question me . 

Um Hamed came through the court , covered in her black veils which brushed against climbing bougainvillaea blossoms , sending down showers of petals . 

Miss Liberty raised her veil and kissed the Sandrat on the cheeks . 

I will remove my veils one by one , as I demolish , in turn , the proponents of these cardinal precepts of what today passes for Socialism in the People 's Party . " 

Her imagination ran riot , peopling the place with great caliphs , beautiful ladies in gossamer veils and fierce soldiers to guard the purple-red ramparts . 

The film buff was a slim young man , with long hands and feet and fair hair in a thin veil to his shoulders . 

Thus Tamar , the widow of Judah 's son , substitutes for her widow 's dress a prostitute 's veil . 

She put on a red petticoat first , then a black dress , and a white veil over the dress . 

But there was so much blood -- blood on her red petticoat , blood on her black dress and her white veil , blood on the executioner 's shoes , blood all over the floor . 

And then Mary 's little dog came out from under her bloody dress and veil , and walked slowly , unhappily , through the blood towards her head . 

Mrs Marcos , dressed in a black native dress and veil , mounted the reviewing stand with her daughters to kiss the closed coffin . 

It is a big bridal veil , but my picture was taken from a long way off . 

` It went well I thought , " she said , lifting back her veil . 

` But it is such an easy walk on such a cool day , " laughed Um Hamed , lifting her veil off her face and adjusting her mask so that it settled properly on her nose . 

He turned her to face him , lifted her lace veil , and the symbolic act sent a convulsive shudder of desire through her as a thought shot like fire into her mind . 

She stood a moment in the sun , pulling her veils around her in one swift movement . 

Maman put her away , laughingly , and straightened her hat , pulled down her veil , and between finger and thumb , twisted its little knot neatly beneath her chin . 

She had pulled her veil right over her face so that they could not even see her eyes . 

She took up the beautiful veil you bought me , put it on her own head , then turned to admire herself in the mirror . 

He took off her white veil , and then he took off her black dress , and put it on the floor . 

Something old IF YOU would like to wear a Victorian veil at your wedding , the Royal School of Needlework has 12 for hire . 

She liked to dazzle Montparnasse with her originality ; sometimes she wore long flowing veils , usually she appeared in the smocked Liberty dresses that suited her pert little-girl look . 

At most weddings the bride wears a veil but at this wedding the bride was wearing a beautiful top hat . 

If she went out it was at night and she would arrange her veils so that they covered her face four times . 

She was told where her room was and on the stairs -- there was no lift encountered a young woman in a black veil with a small pretty face peeping between the folds . 

Her hat had a white gauzy veil that protected her face , and Patsy thought she looked grand . 

She stood a moment to gain her audience 's complete attention , then flung back the long white veil that hid her face . 

White Italian satin dress with full train and pearl beaded lace neckline by Demetrios for Ilissa ( style 2253 , around £1,000 ) , beaded veil by Silk ( around £20 ) 

There was a train which repeated the motive of roses and hearts , and a short silk veil flowing , from a circlet of silk roses and pearls , to her shoulders . 

A hand holding a scrap of hanky pressed on her veil where her mouth was . 

The full length veil was held in place with a band of pearls and crystals . 

Brother Cadfael was just emerging from the door of the infirmary in mid-morning , after replenishing Brother Edmund 's stores in the medicine cupboard , when they rode in at the gatehouse before his eyes .

Bénezet overheard Prior Robert and Brother Jerome talking about it , and he came and told me .

Brother Brian O'Donnell , prior general of the Hospitaller Order of St John of God , laid the stone at the Viewley Centre , Hemlington , Middlesbrough .

When at last he was private in the abbot 's parlour with Radulfus , Prior Robert , Herluin , and Brother Cadfael , whose presence Tutilo himself had requested , he launched upon his story baldly enough .

There was some kind of festa that day , for the narrow streets and the Corillo were dense with merry throngs of students and the tuna was playing in the Plaza Mayor . 

I saw Mr Callaghan come down the steps of his plane , stop at the foot and greet the throng of journalists waiting on the tarmac to question him about the current discontents . 

The other travellers tottered towards him through the throng of birds . 

But her godmother was gone , making her way through the throng of horses to Lord Deverill 's side . 

By the end of dinner that night the poor thing was slumped against the bar but had provided excellent service to the merry throng of diners . 

She stood in the throng for several seconds while he disappeared downtown . 

At night we 'd recommend that you follow our lead through the throngs of people crowding the streets to the amazing bars , clubs , pubs and discos . 

Corbett did not stay but pushed through the throng of people and walked on . 

Throngs of people blocked her way , then parted in surprise as she blindly ran through them . 

Immediately we could sense a rough and rather unpleasant atmosphere , but we allowed ourselves to be swept up the steps of the first house into a howling throng of excitable spectators . 

Elsewhere other early recumbents were stirring to the sound of fire-engine bells and the cheers of an assembled throng of spectators . 

Unless the clergy want my complete damnation they can ask for no more . 

Again like Calvin and his later disciples , Dame Julian agonises about the eternal damnation of those who are not numbered among the elect and struggles to square this with the goodness and love of God . 

She sat on the edge of the bed and reminded Eileen what was at stake : the damnation of her soul . 

The symbolic damnation of Saddam-Hitler may then reveal a great deal about the fears and anxieties , and maybe even the guilt , of this post-historical world . 

` This then , " he said , staring with mild reproof at the impassive faces of Regan and Harrison , ` is all the information we have on the Irish Republican Brotherhood ? " 

In several incidents in the eastern part of Germany over the past two months the Russians have continued to act like occupiers -- and drawn only mild reproof from the German government . 

I got a reproof from Dr Kelleher when I facetiously said I 'd grow geraniums in my gas mask . 

Shame on shame , and the sight of the awful mixture of distress and reproof in his parents ' faces . 

` Where 's 'e come from an' what 's 'is experience ? " he demanded , reproof in his tone . 

She never noticed if Alexandra was fully dressed or had stumbled straight from sleep in her night clothes but would welcome her always with the sweetest of smiles and a gentle reproof for leaving her alone . 

The Ashleys fully appreciated how much they owed to Sybille and treated her with great respect and kindness ; faux pas , which from other members of staff would have met with icy reproofs , went scarcely noticed . 

Mr Crumwallis looked at him in dyspeptic reproof , unused as he was to having his magisterial ramblings interrupted . 

And in Italy we 're civilised enough to serve coffee and croissants in our bars , " he said in mild reproof . 

` There 's no need to be so independent , " he said with mild reproof . 

If it had been carved to life all the detail would have disappeared in a dense and unreadable thicket of vegetation . 

From the thicket I could see the bridge and to my amazement I could see Commandos marching in file across the bridge and coming slowly towards me , a few of them looking and pointing in my direction . 

I can see Eliot pacing under the mighty oaks and pushing his way through hazel thickets in a smart suit , a bowler hat , and grey spats . " 

Now he lifts up his eyes again , and sees the animal that is his son 's salvation , a ram caught in a thicket . 

The stones at its margins were bleached like bones and nothing grew at the water 's edge except rank thickets of bamboo . 

On one side of the road , thickets and small trees rose steeply , while on the other I could now glimpse though the foliage the distant countryside . 

They broke into a trot and found Mary standing in the middle of a thicket . 

Crane , despite his activity , remained behind making occasional sorties off the road to look behind some tree or peer into a thicket . 

We had shrimps for tea , watercress , celery stacked in a glass jug , fishpaste sandwiches , flan made from the blackberries hanging in thickets over the back garden fence from the wild common beyond . 

For a long time Midnight crouched in the dark thicket , swimming between consciousness and fantasy . 

The green lawns were bright and cut close , the thickets of daffodils had not quite died down along the edges of the drive . 

As we proceeded we kept our eyes skinned and whenever we came to a thicket or undergrowth we beat it with our sticks to stir up the prey . 

The approach route to the mountain was complicated by dense bamboo forest on the final climb up the Kusum Khola , hacking through thickets to cover the last four miles to the base camp at 4,000 metres . 

Lights from Joan Robbins 's top windows illuminated the higher levels of No. 45 , but did not reach the thickets of the overgrown garden . 

The tall bamboo thickets fringing the narrow river rattled and groaned in the faint breeze as the file of men moved cautiously through the half-light beneath the dense overhead foliage . 

Although he had set his loaded rifle at his shoulder in readiness as he entered the thicket , before he could squeeze the trigger the wounded seladang was upon him . 

When Chuck Sherman ran into the thicket , his father seemed to be bending over the great bull 's lowered head in an attitude of extreme tenderness . 

He was working in a thicket of briar , elder and dead wood from a fallen tree . 

It was fortunate that he did because otherwise the superintendent might have missed the turning on the right , discreetly hidden in a murky thicket . 

He walked around the thicket , making as much noise on the pine needles as he could , without being able to catch sight of the man 's face . 

She begins to run along the path , past a stagnant ditch , birch leaves flickering in the yellow light , slowing as she enters a fir thicket . 

Then spring again , and with the greening of the land the creature gave birth to birds before waiting in the deepest thicket for the call of the Men who were hunting and gathering from the forest . 

With a startled squawk a rook flew from one tree to another where it perched complaining loudly . 

She it was who opened the door and Henry heard a high-pitched giggle followed by a lengthy squawk of pleasure . 

In a single , swift movement he rose to his feet , and she gave a squawk of outraged protest as he planted both hands about her waist , pulling her hard against his body . 

It was day three when I started to haemorrhage and Lee cried for the first time since his brief squawk at the moment of birth . 

Her parents , Lord and Lady Harmer Nicholls , were delighted when Sue became an actress and adore watching her now , even if her cultured voice is obscured by Audrey 's broad Lancashire squawk . 

Every so often one of the packages would let out a loud squawk . 

When asked by Topaz if the procedure was not a waste of time , Lady Angela had given a shocked squawk . 

She 'd been determined not to scream , but a loud , parrot-like squawk was wrenched from her lips . 

If the concept of autonomous agents were something like a usefulor more , a properdefinition of life itself , then autonomous agents span the gap from the merely physical to that new realm of the merely physical where `` purpose '' is ascribed by all of us to one another .

The emergence of ethics in the evolution of life on this planet is a fascinating issue .

Life on Mars is also likely to be the same at the top of the table : at the ecological level .

And when the Thai-language wrestles with new words for alien imports like ice hard water or parachute umbrella for supporting life , some might be amused at how downright literal Thai can be or impressed at how admirably sensible it so often is .

She 's been searching for signs of extraterrestrial life ever since she was a little girl .

Rachel walked behind him , dishevelled , weary and full of resentment that Damian Flint should look as cool and immaculate as he had when he 'd first arrived . 

You obviously harbour some resentment against your ex-boyfriend too , but telling him about the abortion now wo n't necessarily help you to cope with the guilt you are feeling . 

The silence hung round her like a shroud and , looking around , her feeling of resentment against her cousin burned into a fierce anger . 

Equally clear is the peasantry 's sense of injustice over the Emancipation settlement , their resentment against the landowning nobility , and their yearning to see all noble land made over to them . 

In this , he was typical of the Spanish officer class of his day , which harboured a deep-seated resentment against what it considered the neglect of its legitimate claims to attention by inept and uncomprehending civilian governments . 

In order to do this , you may find that first you need to look at your feelings of anger and resentment at your partner for denying you the ordinary experience of conception and pregnancy . 

Fear of Chinese unification and Japanese resentment at anti-Japanese protests in China combined with a division between military and civilian priorities at home to produce a shift in Japan 's China policy away from the ` conciliatory " . 

The Chinese kept the situation under control , and Zhang Xueliang , who succeeded to his father 's position , harboured considerable resentment at those who had caused his father 's death . 

Tallboy 's baffled resentment at their attitude showed in his tone . 

Though I had never been hurt like this before , strangely enough I bore him no resentment for these beatings , accepting them as the penalty for what I had done . 

Resentment from staff that families are not caring for their own , and guilt from relatives at not being able to do so can make communication awkward ( Clough , 1981 ) . 

She denies there is any resentment from the rest about her fame as Mariette . 

The public 's resentment of thrift operators and their accomplices is showing itself . 

Gedge 's resentment of priggishness would seem to have its configuration in the outlandishly dressed Duane . 

As Eve 's resentment of the family had grown , so had her interest in the cottage dwindled . 

Also , emotionally it is very important that we do not carry resentment towards each other . 

He had left Swansea without even sending a message and , as empty day ran into empty day , Emily 's anger and resentment towards her cousin continued to grow . 

The urge to throw herself on the tormentingly broad shoulder was too humiliating , and instead she stiffened with fresh anger and resentment towards him . 

More recently , it has been argued that her revolt was politically motivated , that it reflected her resentment at being reduced to insignificance by Henry II's own dominant personality . 

Lily 's sour resentment was easier to manage than her blood cousin 's attempt to presume and profit by their distant relationship . 

She moved her hands agitatedly , her angry resentment unhidden . 

` And is that how you show your resentment , by stripping off naked in front of me and rippling your sexy body invitingly ? " 

Some harbour resentments going back many years , which only come to the surface when a crisis causes the couple to come for counselling . 

But when endemic peasant resentment fused with numerous cross of resistance , the situation could easily get out of hand . 

After a moment Fernand emerged , an expression of sullen resentment on his face and a heavy crowbar in his hand . 

Gazzer , totally unaware of the explosive resentment in Marie 's mind , waiting to be ignited , launched into his story . 

Fleetingly , a wild urge rose up inside her to spill everything , to tell this placid , almost paternal sergeant about her deepest resentments , her stupidity , her lies . 

The whole setting is thoroughly authenticated and everything leads nicely into Frank 's deep resentment as a worker of Polish extraction gets the promotion that should have been his . 

But there was even greater bitterness among many Lithuanian nationalists , who felt the Russians had never wanted to understand why the Lithuanians felt resentment against years of oppression . 

Creaks and squeaks in plumbing pipes can be caused by hot water or central heating pipes expanding as they heat up . 

Huy listened to him descending them , then the soft creak and click of the door . 

Travis stood up , accompanied by an ominous creak and a shudder of the plane . 

Half a minute later the airframe gave one final creak and his stomach fell away as the Hercules lifted off , whining into the night sky . 

He heard her steps in the passageway , heard the creak of the door . 

A car engine throbbed , people called greetings , there was the creak of shutters opening in one flat and the sound of a radio in another . 

Flora listened as she rode to the bits jingling , the creak of leather , the brush-brush of the horses ' hooves through the grass , the croak of a carrion crow in the valley . 

It spoke words ; they were high-pitched and meaningless : bird chatter ; the creak of a branch ; more chatter ; the rustle of leaves in wind . 

She was sure if she listened hard enough she would be able to hear the creak of the rocking-horse the girl had been given as a Christmas present a month ago . 

Then she felt a breath of air and the creak of the door she had n't altogether shut and which led out to the courtyard . 

The shrill creak of the hinges as we were closed into the suffocating darkness of that cliff-top grave was a terrifying sound . 

She glanced round as Melissa entered , alerted by the creak of the heavy wooden door , but immediately returned to her task of removing faded blooms and replacing them with fresh ones . 

He turned towards Byrne 's cork-blackened face and pressed his lips to his ear , where he whispered so softly that the creak of his tongue against teeth and palate was louder than the words themselves . 

The creak of a pump-handle and the answering gush of water made him feel his own thirst and taste his tongue 's rancid dryness . 

At last she heard the creak of footsteps on the stairs , and hardly dared breathe until he closed his own room door . 

There was a creak of splintering wood as the tall man prized off the lid of the crate . 

Then , the sound so magnified by the water that it made us start , came the click and creak of a door opening nearby , and the soft ripple of a boat moving through the water . 

Laura and I sat in tense silence , listening to the creak of the stairs . 

Alexei heard a single splash as a loosened rope fell into the water , and then there came the creak of settling timbers . 

For a while now there 'd been no sound save the lazy creak of the sails and the soft slap of water against their bows . 

There was a loud creak like the noise of the gates as the door opened . 

He drew back the groaning bolts and turned the rusty iron ring , and the door opened inwards with a protesting creak . 

This gift will help finance the Trust 's seven-man forestry team in Borrowdale , where the Trust owns some of the most magnificent forests and woodlands in Europe . 

Mining , new towns and motorways have gradually eaten away at woodland in the region . 

An 84 acre commercial conifer woodland near Exmoor has been bought by Paul McCartney and given to the League Against Cruel Sports as a sanctuary against hunting . 

Farmer , Robert Wallace has re-stocked a private woodland with the animals and is raising them for their meat . 

The heathlands to the west and south-west of London were drastically affected by clearance of their natural woodland , and their thin , sandy , sterile soils are the result of the earlier soil being destroyed . 

30 per cent of South Africa 's native woodlands have been felled in the last 15-20 years . 

Below Enniskillen , the lough kept appearing and reappearing , interrupted by birch woodlands . 

We were entering woodland and , by the twittering and warbling from oak , ash and pine , were going to see more birds . 

Replanting woodland ravaged by storms and disease , coppicing , hedgelaying and pond clearance to maintain a rich variety of wildlife habitat . 

Purple moor grass , which forms the pale-fawn undercarpet of the scattered birch woodlands of such wetlands as the Lancashire mosses and Hatfield Chase was popular for cattle bedding . 

The road goes on amid scenery of increasing charm along the bonny banks of the loch , which at its head is succeeded by the emerald pastures and rich woodlands of Strath More . 

He added : ` As a community , we must do all in our power to encourage the planting of new trees and preserve our existing tree and woodlands . " 

THE NATURAL CLIMAX vegetation of Southern Britain is deciduous woodland , and as late as 731 A.D. the Venerable Bede described the Wealden Forest as being ` thick and impenetrable " . 

Since World War 11 , over half of Britain 's ancient woodland has been destroyed . 

Swithland Woods are ancient deciduous woodlands , and with Bradgate Park are administered by Trustees with financial help from the County and Leicester City Councils . 

The report states that about 45% of ancient woodlands have been destroyed or seriously damaged , compared with only 10% of the Amazon forests . 

Of course , each of these landscapes of tundra , pine woodland and deciduous woodland was occupied by various types of animals , which in their turn were hunted by man . 

As the climate improved , woodland dominated by birch and pine developed , and by 8000 BC dense deciduous woodland covered almost all of the country . 

Oak woodland covers the next stretch of hillside on the right and leads on to the Forestry Commission conifer forest . 

A herd of elephants is often widely scattered across open bush or woodland . 

A landscape of open moorland , for example , will revert to scrub woodland in a short time if grazing and heather burning are restricted . 

In contrast , the shaggy parasol is found in woodland , especially among conifers . 

THE body of a 67-year-old man missing for nine months has been found in woodland at Maesnewydd Farm , Talybont , near Aberystwyth . 

The macro- and microflora from Upper Permian deposits in southern Africa are dominated by Glossopteris , which formed monospecific forests or woodlands along river banks and on elevated grounds . 

Brushwood is being harvested from woodlands in the Ipswich area by Bill Foreman and other coppice workers to help stabilise the river bed of the Great Ouse in Cambridgeshire . 

Much of this came from the abolition of fallow , much from the farming of what had hitherto been moor , heath or marsh , much , unfortunately , from the destruction of woodlands . 

Nearing the head of the loch , the road goes through the woodlands of the Beinn Eighe Nature Reserve and trails are available for the public up the mountainside . 

The two-bedroom cottage needs refurbishment but it is in a superb location , in the middle of woodland owned by the National Trust and overlooking the River Yealm . 

In the wild it grows in shady woodland so will do well under shrubs in cultivation . 

The woodland marquee will house exhibitions of tools and timber species , with expert advice for farmers or landowners wanting to plant and manage woodland . 

A new authority 's been set up to protect and manage the region 's woodland . 

The central purpose of the research is to examine the impact of various fiscal measures upon the extent and management of private woodlands . 

Little winding paths run through woodland and across sheep-grazed award . 

After speeding across the moors and winding through woodland he at last found her and together they flowed slowly as one out into the Hamoaze . 

We will produce guidance on the preparation of local Indicative Forestry Strategies designed to encourage new woodlands , while steering planting away from sensitive areas . 

` OSWALDKIRK HAG " , a fine belt of hanging woodland which covers the steep side of this beautiful stretch of the Hambledon Hills , shelters the Hall from cold northerly winds . 

It has identified a 295-acre site of mainly coniferous woodland managed by the Forestry Commission , and is discussing acquisition with landowners and local authorities . 

Landowners are more likely to plant and maintain woodland if it provides income . 

One of the country 's oldest and most haunting woodlands has provided the setting for a new novel by one of the biggest selling writers of historical romance . 

It is unlikely that any of the Sussex woodlands remain in a natural state , although some areas may have a continuously wooded history . 

Analysis of variance was used to compare the ten junctions for each judgment task averaging each subject 's responses for the three exemplars of each junction .

When sorting the stimulus cards into order , it was ensured that subjects could not see the cards or the experimenter 's worksheet , on which s/he recorded the subject 's responses .

We then impose some ` order '' on our subjects ' responses through statistical analysis .

At the end of each treatment period each subject 's responses to hypoglycaemia were formally tested by a slow fall hypoglycaemic clamp with soluble insulin of the species the subject was currently taking .

These distortions are interactional in that they arise from the reaction of the subject to the investigator and are the product of unconscious interference of the experimenter in the subject 's response .

However , it is not possible to make this inference from the data as they are based upon subjects ' responses to a single question .

One hour before intubation subjects were given an oral dose of ranitidine ( 300 mg ) , and acid suppression was maintained throughout the experiment by intravenous ranitidine ( 50 mg/ hour ) administered by a cannula ( Venflon size 17G ) sited in a forearm veing ( Fig 1 ) .

About a second before a subject moves a part of his body , a slow negative shift in the electrical potential generated by the brain begins .

The hypnotic induction procedure sets up the circumstances that encourage the subject to enter this ` trance '' state .

All normal subjects could control their external sphincter at will , producing a rise in pressure ( maximum squeeze pressure = 238 ( 18 ) cmH 2 O ) and an increase in electromyographic activity of the external sphincter .

The conditions under which these several perceptions are differentially elicited can be studied by the technique of ` apparent movement '' , wherein two stimuli or input-arrays are presented successively to the visual system and subjects are asked to report what they see .

A placebo controlled trial does not present this problem because subjects give informed consent , but regularly in case-control studies subjects are not told the true reason for the study for fear that the study will be biased .

In the Yale study subjects were interviewed before and after a search , unlike previous surveys where subjects may have been asked to recall or generalize on their use of the catalogue after the event .

58% of subjects believed that people with TB should be quarantined , and 63% perceived TB as a severe social stigma , endorsing the item ` if you have TB no-one wants to be around you , even people you thought were your friends '' .

The electrical information is recovered , and by the process of decoding it he can determine the amount of emotional stress in actual figures based on the levels of the electrical impulses picked up from the subjects .

This attentional failure may be caused by a lowering of arousal level , which may be temporarily counteracted by the subject exerting special efforts to remain awake .

Shortly afterwards Dave placed a protection bolt in the roof just above the pegs . 

ENGINEERING experts are confident they can replace vital bolts in Teesside 's famous Transporter Bridge . 

Having five instead of six bolts on some of the wheels was a risk we did not like taking . 

This follows the discovery in December last year , at the end of a proving run from London to Glasgow , that some bolts on an axle had become loose . 

I went swiftly down the hall to the front door , and eased its bolts open . 

Mr John Morgan , the driver , said the machine had sheared its mounting bolts but the problems were teething troubles . 

Craftsman Dale appears , streaked in oil , from the depths of the engine compartment Where he has been tightening up a mounting bolt . 

One of the large sprocket attaching bolts was found fractured at a position closely corresponding with the top surface of the sprocket ( i.e. in the lower face of the plain washer ) . 

When the bolt was withdrawn , the platform would drop against the prison wall with a crash that echoed around the town , leaving the felon suspended from the beam . 

In the early 1780s Birmingham experts working for him solved the problem of making hard cold-rolled copper bolts , and this patented invention in turn solved the problem of galvanic action in copper-sheathed ships which were iron-fastened . 

In this class , for example , stands adamantine rock , accustomed to laugh blows to scorn , and stalwart flint , and the hard strength of iron , and the copper bolts that scream as they resist their rooves . " 

The most important application of copper was in the cladding of wooden ships , until it was realised that the iron bolts also used corroded rapidly ( galvanic reaction doubtless ) and in doing so affected the timbering , causing the loss of many important vessels . 

Our route had silver bolts , while the bolts for the route on the left were painted red and the ones for the route on the right green ! 

Treatment will involve either removing patches of brickwork and inserting new ties , or inserting stainless steel bolts especially developed for the purpose . 

The locks the Minoans fitted to their doors were little more than wooden bolts with pegs to hold them in place . 

Carson ran up the brick steps to the courtyard 's wooden side-door , rattling the bolt free and stepping out into the narrow alley that ran down the side of the house . 

It was the 15th bone he had broken in his career and it is now held together by two bolts and an 18-inch steel pin . 

The bright red benches were attached to the ground by bolts set in concrete . 

The after legs of the bow pulpit were secured by a single bolt each -- we hope that this will be remedied . 

He slid the bolts on the front door and put the safety chain across . 

Left to his own vices , deserted even by his friend Little Chef , who 'd gone with Ricky , Wayne started to fiddle with the bolt . 

Clara would not have liked to wrestle with its huge ornate metallic bolt . 

The joint is made with putty or mastic and a gutter bolt holds the two lengths together . 

A bolt thrower is a powerful weapon which can hurl its bolt through several ranks of troops , piercing each warrior in turn . 

The repeater bolt thrower is a solid device which has a toughness value and an equivalent to 3 wounds as shown below . 

On the other hand it raised the danger of an ambitious cousin , too impatient to wait for the present ruler 's death , committing regicide ; and there were many instances of this . 

Yes , power-hungry peripherals are becoming rarer by the minute , but as expandability is an important criterion for file servers , it 's important that you have a PSU that can dish out enough juice .

If it detects any sudden absence of juice , it automatically kicks in with its battery , allowing you to shut down gracefully with no loss of data .

After all , those murders were carried out in a financial work setting ; it did n't have the juice of a high school for TV producers .

A Time story says the electric - car movement is running out of juice .

The other , Ronald Radosh , had described it as `` heavy and plodding , without any real juice to it . ''

They are used for the final stages when working down a tilth and levelling the surface once the large clods and turf have been broken . 

It uses ordinary light , not X-rays , to distinguish between potatoes , clods of earth and stones during harvesting at a rate of 25 tonnes per day . 

His plimsolls were now caked in heavy clods of wet earth and his jersey was already wet from his soaked mackintosh . 

Constance and her father stopped as the horses galloped furiously around the edge of the meadow , their enormous hooves kicking up great clods of earth as they went . 

The immense build-up made it impossible to find a decent anchor and , having stamped out a rather unstable stance , I had to settle for a couple of drive-ins in a clod of frozen turf . 

Dong dug frantically with the shovel , lifting the heavy rain-soaked clods of earth with difficulty . 

The horse , reluctant to hurt me , fidgeted and kicked up clods of snow , but the rider urged him nearer until the pistol was inches from my face . 

Waters reversed the Shogun and did a backward handbrake turn , shooting off in a cloud of exhaust fumes and clods of grass and earth . 

Small clods of soil are thrown on the surface and also small quantities of animal excreta around the holes . 

There was a sharp metallic click and as Dan stood up , Patrick saw him slip the heavy pistol back into his pocket . 

I asked Edwards whether putting this on for the unveiling -- maximization for the sponsor , the click and clack of computer keys tapping -- had been part of the deal . 

Instantly there was the loud click and hum of automatic weapons being readied . 

There was a click and she 'd gone , and I could hardly believe that I 'd ever doubted her as a relay post . 

There was a loud metallic click and the whole section of wall swung outwards . 

A second later there was a loud click and buzz which could only be the black box alarm being activated . 

The louder it is , the more distant the object it can detect and the bats produce clicks which , if translated into frequencies that we can hear , would sound as loud as a pneumatic drill . 

Just before each Geiger counter click we see a flash of light from the illuminated electron . 

Isabel Lavender heard the click of the door , her sister 's sharp footsteps , the latch of the gate . 

The rest of the squad fell to one knee , and I heard the smart click of rifle bolts …

She heard the click of the gate ; then nothing , except the crickets rubbing their back legs together in the grass . 

The sound of corks popping at Number Ten Downing Street -- ` warm congratulation " , ` another first for Britain " -- echoes the click of particles at CERN . 

Why , even the little perspex boxes , snapping open and shut with the chic click of a silver cigarette case , have been designed for maximum tactile jouissance . 

As I stepped down the steep treads I heard the too loud click of shoe leather on metal . 

Below the soft throb of the music , his increased sense of hearing had picked up the quiet click of the outer door to his private suite being closed . 

The Editor found it pleasing to think of office workers relaxing in the saloon 's comfortable armchairs and listening to music for a while instead of the click of typewriters . 

The click of the misfire , as the hammer snapped home on the dud cartridge , was all the warning Angel One needed . 

There was no sound , except the occasional click of a twig falling to the ground . 

Her voice went up three tones on the last words , she sniffed loudly and I heard the click of her handbag . 

At that moment there sounded the unmistakable click of the key turning in the front door . 

Penetrating her sleep she had heard the faint click of the door latch , and then the familiar squeak of the hinge as the door to her room slowly opened . 

When they were left alone , a silence descended , broken only by the click of silver against porcelain as Jake helped himself to sugar and stirred . 

He had seen it happen , like a click of the fingers , the start of life , when the foal opened its eyes and looked at him . 

Around him in the eating house a few other diners sat , chatting quietly , and from the next table came the muted click of the pieces being moved by two players of twenty-squares . 

Clenching her teeth she pulled the door behind her , heard the sharp click of the Yale lock that shut her out . 

With a click of his tongue , Henry Skipton pulled himself together . 

And from a yellow door issued a man in a white coat , and the eyes of his harem of suppliants went to him , the click of knitting needles hesitated and pages of rustling magazines halted . 

The click of Misch 's polished heels interrupted Goebbels ' reflections . 

A dolphin is able to produce sonar clicks by forcing air through special passages and sinuses in its head . 

Below on the street the sobbing girl let the boy comfort her , then behind us there was a click from the balcony door . 

` Dinner in half an hour -- be ready , " he said curtly as his door closed behind him with a decisive click . 

` Yes , just rest completely , Faye , " Belinda agreed , as she pressed the door home with a gentle click . 

She was heard to pause before going into the bathroom , the latch of which gave its distinctive click . 

But this time there was only a disappointing click ; not even the percussion cap fired . 

The room was silent as she scrabbled in her box of pieces and , from the very bottom , produced a couple that she set down on the board with two decisive clicks . 

She looked up , simultaneously snapping shut the snuff-box , so that the movement of her head seemed to be responsible for the accompanying sharp click . 

At the third corpse there was a faint click , and she looked up as the music stopped . 

She gave a little crow of triumph when suddenly there was a sharp click , and the panel opened like a tiny door . 

In both cases the sounds are audible to humans , not ultrasonic like the more specialized bat clicks . 

Dolphins emit rapid trains of high-pitched clicks , some audible to us , some ultrasonic . 

The bat 's air-borne clicks bounce off insects , whereas water-borne sounds pass through the tissues of a fish to the bone and swim bladder . 

The oilbird 's click lasts for about a hundredth of a second and is not a single sound but a burst of pulses , each only about a thousandth of a second long . 

Lissa gave a distracted yelp and jumped away from him , wide-eyed with horror . 

With a shrill yelp she nipped him in the hind leg and he shot away in alarm . 

He knelt beside her and tried to take her in his arms ; with an animal yelp she pushed against the side of the musty barn , scrabbling to get away from him . 

It made a loud cracking noise , and the first time Evelyn heard it she was right next to him and gave a little yelp of surprise , and they all roared , thinking it was very funny . 

The concerted yelp of pain as the pack fought to escape the furious cloud echoed among the trees . 

Rose gave a yelp of rage , her arm shot out and Evelyn gave an involuntary cry as the stone caught her on the left shoulder . 

Her hand strayed to touch his short thick hair , a small yelp of surprise escaping her as her wrist was grasped by strong fingers and she found herself looking down into alert blue eyes . 

A yelp of shock escaped her as the door opened forcefully beneath her second assault to reveal a figure straight out of a Viking saga . 

Then he stiffened as if sandbagged by a sudden recollection , gave a small yelp of terror and dashed into the gloom . 

A seismic rumbling and a muffled yelp from the flies indicated that Uncle Philip was not pleased with Finn . 

She could hear Denys being polite , a sharp yelp from Tara , Denys giving orders to have her shut away , men 's voices , then the sound of a tonga driving off . 

It was even hotter than she expected , and she gave an involuntary yelp . 

At that moment , Ray 's labrador , slavering at the mouth , burst into the room , gave a demented yelp , and rushed at Flossie . 

He gave a muffled yelp , because the stinging sensation was totally different from the normal inside of somebody 's mouth ; instead of being warm and soft and wet it felt freezing and dangerously lumpy . 

Far-carrying voice a loud , clear , vibrant , fluty string of double notes ; also a single repeated musical yelp . 

Grainne fell back as the creature lunged , and there was a furious yelp followed by a long-drawn-out howl as the iron chains held and jerked the creature back . 

We are in the middle of this inquiry , so it is far too early for anyone to make predictions about the outcome , " he said .

Indeed , one knows by reflection that one's own soul or mind does exist . 

Erm , motor buses came in , I , I ca n't recall , I think now on reflection that it was after the war , motor buses came in . 

` The party needs a period of serious reflection about what went wrong and what needs to be done . 

Perhaps indeed it did , as one thing among others , possibly the most extreme , stir up dramatic reflections about a God which is no god but a significant emptiness full of pain , and so on . 

But Christian Aid has also recognised -- for example in grants to the Institute of Contextual Theology in South Africa -- the value of church groups ' reflection about development in support of its practice . 

Alternately ironic and sad , provocative and withdrawn , Mubarak shares Genet 's gift for insightful reflection on the revolution and the socio-political forces at work within it and beyond . 

Consider , for example , the columnist Robert Harris ' reflections on the election result in this week 's Sunday Times . 

Conscious awareness and reflection on one's own experience is thought to have an inhibiting effect . 

In what follows , I propose to identify each , and then offer my own reflections on their importance for policy design . 

Activities for the self-appraisal consisted of individual reflection on practice , consultation with individual staff and departmental discussion . 

There were possibilities of Christian Aid funding theological reflection on development in all areas of tertiary education . 

There is almost a tinge of predestination in footballers ' reflections on how they came to sport in the first place . 

It is a necessity because it provides the opportunity for reflection on how well you have carried out various tasks and whether there are better ways of doing things . 

After a moment 's reflection , however , Jonadab went on , ` They 'll never miss a couple o' pairs . 

Her pretty perspiring face split into a sheepish grin , then became serious again on reflection of being taken over by her baser instincts so completely . 

Perhaps the reflection upon and discussion of concrete personal experience should play a role of similar importance in teacher development , especially when our language for communicating about educational problems is so obviously deficient . 

On further reflection , I think this is exactly what he is saying , and its significance is immense . 

Her red lipstick was smudged and she had n't bothered to pin up her hair properly at the sides . 

Pulling out the oval gold Cartier compact she dabbed on a layer of powder and dashed the scarlet lipstick across her trembling mouth . 

In the mirror over the washbasin she applies pancake makeup , lipstick and eyeliner , and combs her hair . 

The scene where Kathleen Byron puts on bright red lipstick is far sexier than most modern bedroom scenes with thrashing limbs and hovering breasts . 

We set off at seven in the morning after a particularly frantic bout of making-up : all three hijras cleaned their teeth with neem twigs , smudged on great quantities of lipstick and dusted their faces with blusher . 

She was wearing her rouge and bright red lipstick again , and the childish plaits were gone from her hair . 

Her face was made up , though not too obviously so , and she wore lipstick . 

Her orange-red hair was worn bouffant , and her orange lipstick made her look like a small circus clown . 

On her face she wears only a slash of red lipstick smattered across her mouth in brazen defiance of the rest . 

Winner used a megaphone to relay instructions while filming , and Crawford and Reed decided to smear shoe polish round the mouthpiece , which made him look as though he was wearing black lipstick . 

Already , on the dock below , taxis were lining up , waiting for passengers who might want to tour the island independently , rather than join the organised excursions by coach . 

In the year that Thomas Cook organized his first excursion from Leicester to Loughborough , David Livingstone first set foot in Africa . 

His first excursion from the house took him no farther than the garden . 

This form of transport was available in Funchal until the early 1980s for tourist excursions in the centre of Funchal and near the Savoy and Sheraton Hotels . 

For example , Suzuki and Kawamura advocate a number of formalised initiatives to ` support a healthy mental state " , including excursions in a wheelchair , assessment of communication and encouraging visiting by family . 

Following many requests for the return of steam , I 'm particularly pleased that the programme will include special excursions in West Wales . " 

Excursions into inner space are proving far more dangerous than man 's ventures into outer space . 

On the programme , she commented that her excursions into the world of night give her some very special insights and material which she is then able to use in her novels . 

If you are not going to be carrying heavy weights over rough ground , a range of very lightweight boots becomes available for those short excursions into the country . 

` Forget taking the train for an evening at the theatre or the weekend family excursion into the country . 

Since the murderous excursions of Jack the Ripper in London 's East End some years ago , the patrolling of streets on both sides of the river had been strictly enforced , particularly on foggy nights . 

And it was then she had decided that war work or not , her daughter 's excursions with convalescent wounded must stop at once . 

We went for an excursion to the Peloponnesian mainland opposite . 

Thirty-two delegates joined a post-conference excursion to the Lake District and the Southern Uplands of Scotland . 

To Frankie , the brief excursion to the fair is an escape , a passing interlude , a reminder of his young sister in Chicago , whom he misses . 

For the more adventurous , an excursion to Uetliberg , the mountain on Zurich 's doorstep , is recommended . 

The near vicinity offers excursions to the legendary Bran Castle for a haunting encounter with Count Dracula 's past , or dining and dancing in the nearby mediaeval town of Brasov . 

Say goodbye by joining in an optional evening 's excursion and enjoying traditional folk dancing and singing . 

Grimm gibbered in Squattish , obviously regretting his impetuous excursion to visit the war front . 

But the best -- and this added real glamour to our yearly excursions -- was the endless hospitality of Mrs Farquhar herself . 

When he brought the coffee in , he also brought a rolled bandage , purchased during his morning excursion . 

The Enterprise Representative organises Tyrolean evenings , fondue nights and the ever popular bowling excursions . 

Excursions : Amongst the most popular coach excursions available from Mayrhofen is the one to Hintertux , at the head of the Ziller Valley . 

But on numerous other occasions during our six hour excursion the police tactics worked superbly . 

The rail excursion , popularized by Thomas Cook during the nineteenth century , continued into the twentieth : jaunty boaters adorn Londoners bound for the seaside , Waterloo station , May 1912 . 

We will organise a whole variety of interesting sightseeing excursions during your holiday . 

The year has seen a packed agenda for club members including excursions for pub lunches and trips throughout the UK . 

Sixty-six-year-old Yevgeniy , whose regular excursions on to the frozen river were interrupted only by deportation to Germany when the Nazis came swarming through Kiev , knows how to test the ice . 

The excursion in June 1888 was to Warrenpoint and the total cost for all the children for the day was £3-15-8 ( £3.77 ) . 

She had returned from her ill-starred excursion to the Swiss finishing school desperate to begin an independent life in London . 

Now I could plan excursions to Rome , Florence , Venice and yes , Milan , and study Luini 's work at first hand . 

` The Excursion of Nausicaa " is based on book lV of The Odyssey . 

The anthropological excursion which they undertook was there to show the arbitrariness , the contextual , relative nature of these concepts . 

Excursions all around the Vorarlberg are worthwhile to see all the fantastic scenery , and the many ancient villages , castles and churches scattered over the countryside . 

Arrive early for an excursion to visit the great underground caverns at Dhrogorati . 

Full day excursions are also available to Venice , St Moritz in Switzerland , Stresa and the Isola Bella on Lake Maggiore . 

A half day excursion to the pretty island of Lindau on Lake Constance is most worthwhile . 

A very popular day excursion is to the Isles of Scilly , either by helicopter or ferry . 

Later in the year there was a special excursion by tram to Manchester Art Gallery to view the King 's Stalingrad Sword of Honour . 

A less demanding way of doing this excursion on foot is , of course , to take the bus from Thun to Heiligenschwendi and do the walk downhill . 

So I was able to make excursions throughout the state , which is about the size of Hampshire , admiring its astonishing number of traditional country houses , and enjoying the company of many of their owners . 

So Giles decided to make an all-day excursion to a place on the other side of the mountains , about ten miles away . 

She helped the children with their lessons each morning , then took them for walks and on shopping excursions in the afternoons , finally helping to put them to bed at night . 

Women models displayed an air-hostess style ensemble of jacket , jupe-culotte , three-cornered hat and shoulder bag , before a series of other changes were revealed . 

They did not dawdle after breakfast , and while Fabia went to her room to add a lightweight sweater , a jacket and her shoulder-bag to her ensemble , Ven went to his room for a jacket . 

Probably the dusty-green tunic-and-leggings ensemble , with the pink-and-gold collar and cuffs and the pink-trimmed gold boots . 

David Shelley was so taken with her beautiful blond hair and the pink ensemble he accompanied her back to her room and cot , asking Ada no end of awkward questions . 

NORMA Major 's elegant pink and black ensemble would put most outfits in the shade -- except Virginia Bottomley 's . 

He wants to be friends with America because he thinks only American intervention will secure his aims ( he offered in the Gulf war to send 200,000 Sikhs to fight on the American side ) . 

Essentially , the talks were hostile : Morgan used the threat of price war to force firms to sell out and merge . 

Afforestation began between the two World Wars to provide Britain with home-grown wood , particularly for pit props ; used in the trenches . 

For instance , when Paris designated the wanton APHRODITE as the most beautiful of the goddesses , Hera 's morals were affronted and she arranged for the Trojan Wars to occur as just recrimination for the slight . 

There is no question that fighting a war to eject him from Kuwait is going to make all the problems of the Middle East more difficult to solve . 

It was not that both sides were preparing for some future war to deter the other side . 

` The threat from a nuclear war forced us in the post-war period to think in terms of war destroying the whole planet . 

This state of affairs has resulted in long periods of civil war beginning soon after independence . 

She backed me up when there was the great family war about my future . 

THE GOVERNMENT is facing the most serious leak of secret information in its 20-year war against the IRA . 

The church was founded to guard the Romanesque bridge across the Vltava , chains being placed across the route . 

Jewel-bright windows , veiled in lead , gaze on slender arched bridges across the Cam . 

Trafalgar House plc is constructing a bridge across the River Thames above the Dartford Tunnels , which it runs , using the tolls to pay for the bridge . 

The bridge at Nuln is the last bridge before the sea , although there are ferries which cross the Reik at various points . 

A sandstone bridge at the meeting of Newham and Marton West becks in Acklam has been known as Devil 's Bridge for 200 years but no one knows why . 

The repairs are being carried out to the bridge at Knayton and the inside lanes of both carriageways are closed . 

There had been no bridge between the roadblock and the turn-off . 

With heavily armed gangs roaming the streets , the mixed Serb-Muslim population either hid behind locked doors or fled across the iron bridge over the River Drina , which forms the border . 

Narrow streets lead to a quaint bridge over the River Nartuby and a tiny square with a pretty little baroque mairie and a pizzeria with its terrace built round an antique fountain . 

What is the Taj Mahal or the Golden Gate Bridge to a living force with arteries so huge a child could crawl along them ? 

Once over the hill , having driven , the view of Amen Corner blooms with its floral dance of pinks and purples , its green bridge , its blue water . 

Expenditure of £56 million is planned for carriageway maintenance in the eastern region with a further £11 million to be spent on renewing and strengthening the region 's bridges . 

If you want a nice long walk you can go by the iron bridge and through Ballochbuie forest … ` 

The floodwater , carrying branches and driftwood , was over the roadway on the curved iron bridge . 

Finding she could not bear to face the police who might still be in the environs of Canons ' Court , she decided on the traffic bridge . 

Their supporting Engineers are making roads , rebuilding bridges and the Cheshires are imposing their influence on local factions by both persuasion and force . 

If she did n't go on -- and quickly -- the van carrying the Brownies to their Pack holiday might crash dangerously into the low bridge . 

It was five minutes to eight when Yanto cycled over the low swing bridge on to the wharfs of Sharpness Docks . 

Today it is a delightful corner , a tranquil meeting of the waters below a modern bridge with a road sign for England and Cumbria at one end . 

FIVE British tourists to Egypt , including one from Mold , were injured when a bomb was dropped from a bridge in Cairo as their tour bus headed out to see the pyramids at Giza . 

Slowly and hesitantly , the Big Six attempted to rebuild bridges to its alienated customers by producing and promoting cask conditioned beer again . 

Continue over the iron bridge at the junction with the Pyrddin to reach the Horseshoe Falls and the Lower Ddwli and Upper Ddwli Falls . 

Guy told me not to lower the bridge for anyone except the villagers until he gets back . 

The sun had come out fully over the abbey mills and the narrow bridge of Meole brook , and in the foregate there was bustle enough . 

The smaller bridges offered just a single plank of wood , too narrow to cycle across and too narrow to push the bike from the side . 

A new technical move is the graphite bridge over the midsole in the HST Stable , its new top-of-the-range stability shoe . 

It was a daring piece of engineering -- a railway bridge constructed of iron arches between stone piers , with a road bridge and footpaths suspended below the arches . 

There is the usual jagged construction debris under the A9 road bridge and also on the downstream side of the adjacent railway bridge . 

At the request of Nether Wyresdale Parish Council I wrote to you on 25th May concerning the state of the railway embankment on Station Lane Scorton and the mess left around the railway bridge on Gubberford Lane Scorton . 

The river passes beneath High Bridge , a remarkable twelfth-century stone bridge which has half-timbered shops on it -- the oldest bridge in Britain still to support buildings . 

Here the 18th Century stone bridge called Trafford Bridge takes the road over the small stream which is the young River Cherwell . 

Throughout the late 1890s the police had been bothered by complaints about young boys throwing stones or spitting from the London bridges on to boats and their passengers below . 

Some days ago I saw pictures of the Baghdad suspension bridge being destroyed . 

Though people have been bungee jumping in Britain for 12 years , most notably from the Clifton suspension bridge in Bristol , it is only recently that commercial operators have begun to spring up . 

Cross the stream which has been on the left for some time by a wooden bridge . 

Susan Alleyne stopped on the narrow wooden bridge that spanned the swimming-pool . 

They galloped down the rest of the long gentle ride to the river , across a wooden bridge , and then up the grassy slopes to the terraces below the house . 

At the same time , however , I do not think that advocates of animal rights should be willing to sell their soul in order to build a bridge . 

In the wonderful autumn afternoons they walked by streams , crossing on little wooden bridges . 

His reaction is particularly vividly described by Tolstoy , as him crossing a bridge that is being dismantled so he has to face the abyss below : 

A big , flat coal barge was passing under the bridge and I averted my eyes from the sight of it . 

The final afternoon Sheffield-Nottingham ` all stations " was entrusted to B1 No. 61145 , seen here on its way out of Chesterfield passing under Calow Lane bridge on 3rd March 1963 . 

` Drivers must stop their cars immediately before passing under railway bridges at Selhurst Station and Selby Road and conductors must mount the stairs and ascertain that all passengers are seated and warned of the danger . " 

We humans used the bridge , but of course , Sally had to negotiate this dry Derbyshire creek bed her own way . 

Woodie was not feeling very sociable , as he had had , of course , to return his car to the Surrey side and walk home across the Bridge . 

Sure enough there was the Marina but this was not pegged and after walking under a railway bridge I came to the first peg , number 65 . 

I always try to bring back a sweater for my wife , something like that . " 

WITH son Wills at her side , Princess Di stepped out jauntily yesterday in trainers , baseball cap and cricket -style sweater for her favourite Saturday sport -- shopping . 

On the way out of this interview , she came across Miss Haines , clad in a thin ribbed sweater in a very nice shade of mustard , with a very nice matching skirt . 

She was wearing a chestnut-brown sweater in fine wool belted into a black skirt which swung calf length above high-heeled boots . 

Though it was a warm day , he was wearing his old faded high-necked sweater with a frayed shirt collar showing . 

Today she wore her oldest jeans , scuffed cowboy boots , a sagging sweater with darns in the elbows . 

Linda Evangelista looks homely and comfortable in her sweater and leggings , Naomi Campbell plays simple and sensible in a little black dress and Karen Mulder wears a practical sweat top and mini skirt . 

Winston Benjamin had already claimed the prize scalp of Gooch for eight by the time Agnew peeled off his sweater . 

Her white sweater and neat pleated skirt would have made any man take a second look . 

She was taking off her chocolate sweater and was all twisted up , a rather thin but nicely made young girl with a delicate , withdrawn face , against a wall of dark red roses . 

Benny had looked at the cream-coloured blouses and soft pink angora sweaters . 

The ` things " were a pair of rubber-soled navy canvas deck-shoes , a miniature version of Penry 's rubber boots , and a strawberry-pink lambswool sweater . 

He was draped in the doorway , sporting a chunky oatmeal sweater and a pair of thigh-hugging beige trousers and looking tanned and fit after their afternoon in the snow . 

A knitted sweater of cream wool hung across the back of the passenger seat and there was a striped silk scarf , cream , red and black , on the dashboard shelf . 

She wore a white ribbed sweater under the soft leather jacket and a tweed hat on her head , and carried a small overnight suitcase . 

To my utter surprise , Arune went home after one evenings viewing and produced the V-neck sweater with patterning that she had seen on the Video ! 

There 's a good selection of Fair Isle sweaters with either long or short sleeves and lacy jumpers -- plenty to supplement any wardrobe , whether holidaying in this country or abroad . 

The girl was wearing a tight , white sweater with ` ROCK " embroidered across her bosom . 

Jane surprised Juliana by pointing her towards leggings and tapered trousers worn with outsized cardigans and sweaters . 

The most glamorous are in gold and silver -- the perfect foil for swingy tunics and skinny-rib sweaters . 

His slacks and sweater were well-styled and good , but he managed to wear them as if they were about to fall off him . 

He saw a tall , handsome woman dressed with careful and expensive informality in a black cashmere sweater with a silk scarf at the throat and fawn trousers . 

When he jumped down some twenty minutes later , I found he had chewed away a large portion of my cashmere sweater . 

He glanced sideways , his gaze travelling from her honey-blonde head and down the violet cashmere serape which topped a black turtle-neck sweater and pencil-slim leggings . 

The collar of a checked shirt peeped from the neck of a thick blue sweater . 

She came back dressed in her old sweaters , all her war paint still intact , and climbed in beside him . 

Wearing dark glasses and dressed in a polo-neck sweater , corduroy trousers and desert boots , with a towel round his neck , he simply strolled out of the house and down towards the harbour . 

I got up and dressed in a sweater and pants , made my bed , then sat on the end and shook physically with anxiety . 

I pictured this Somebody as a kindly woman sitting on the other side of a roaring log fire knitting a thick brown woollen sweater and listening to me with rapt attention . 

This hand embroidered pure cotton knitted natural sweater is brilliantly patterned with abstract motifs . 

She had finished the doilies and was now knitting a dark blue sweater for her mother ; when finished it would have pegs rather than buttons , which were too difficult for her arthritic fingers to manage . 

Quite suddenly the temperature dropped and we pulled on sweaters , gloves , scarves and balaclavas . 

Shutting the window with careful hands , he tugged trousers over his pyjamas and pulled a polo-necked sweater over his head . 

Mabs , Tashie and Joyce joined them ; they had all put on warm sweaters , but still had bare feet . 

She could be no more than six weeks pregnant but she had put on the sloppiest sweater she could find and she pulled it down self-consciously now . 

Today she was wearing a sweater knitted in a Scandinavian design and he remembered a family friend , Julia Bransby , who was in textiles and thought that she would be interested to see it . 

The black taffeta silk ballgown was strapless and backless with a plunging , gravity-defying decolletage . 

does n't require the discipline to say oh yes that is due on this date and then make the appropriate trip to the bank or whoever and uh so actually we live in uh

i still have elderly parents alive so uh it takes a lot of effort to either get everybody called or written and settle on a date you know that

See , he ca n't tell you , but he does something like this , and then he has to know your birth date , your birth date , your age I do n't know , something else and it , it works , I 'm not kidding .

Two celebrations stick to fixed dates : The Walter Spies festival in February and the summer Arts Festival , with superb performances , which is held in Denpasar in late June and early July .

Pilgrimages are held on the 13th of every month , with the most important observances on that date in May and October .

The chart should plot logarithm of concentration on the vertical axis against the date of the test or test number on the horizontal axis .

The preamble to the final rule states that the rule is effective on the date of publication in the Federal Register , May 22, 1997 , because CCC has determined that it is impracticable , unnecessary , and contrary to the public interest to delay the effective date of the rule .

yeah you always end up in this conversion thing all the time so it 's you it 's almost like uh course this country is n't a dictatorship but you know it 's like somebody said okay as of such and such a date

'' But all he left for posterity in Jerusalem was his signature and the date . ''

Much academic debate surrounds the exact date of the Trojan War , if indeed it ever took place .

Antiviral use was not extensive , and the current study dates preceded the introduction of zanamivir and oseltamivir .

- Not later than twenty - four months after the date of enactment of the Clear Skies Act of 2002 , and not later than every four years thereafter , the Administrator shall provide a peer reviewed report to the Congress on the costs , benefits , and effectiveness of emission reduction programs under this title .

The Clear Skies Act further requires that , in addressing a petition submitted after enactment that requests a finding for any affected unit under the new trading programs , the Administrator must consider , among other factors , any emissions reductions required to occur by any applicable attainment dates for any relevant nonattainment areas .

We cite interviews conducted by the Joint Inquiry staff as `` Joint Inquiry interview of Cofer Black , '' with the date of the interview .

-- Allowances under this subsection shall be allocated onlywith respect to kilowatt hours of electric energy saved by qualified energy conservation measures or generated by qualified renewable energy after January 1, 1992 and before the earlier of ( i ) December 31, 2000 , or ( ii ) the date on which any electric utility steam generating unit owned or operated by the electric utility to which the allowances are allocated becomes subject to this subpart ( including those sources that elect to become

The logs will contain initials and date of birth of the eligible stroke patients , date of screening , sex , and race / ethnicity .

The first stage linked all records that matched exactly on first , middle , and last names ; complete birth date ; and gender .

After the effective date of standards promulgated under subsection ( b ) , no owner oroperator shall cause any combustion turbine that is not gas-fired or coal-fired and that is a new affected unit to discharge into the atmosphere any gases which contain:

Second , the Senate request asked EPA to assume a 2002 start date in running the technology and policy scenarios .

The New York Times goes with a nationwide look at candidates ' last - minute attempts to motivate voters , in a campaign that at this late date , the Times says , still lacks a national theme .

This `` was proved false even before his book 's publication date by the war between NATO and Serbia ( where the Belgrade McDonald's franchises were promptly vandalized ) . ''

We have posted a full week 's worth of material today ( post date July 23 ) and will resume our full publishing schedule a week from Monday ( Aug.

my date is the twelfth so if i charge something on the thirteenth then i do n't get that bill till the end of the month and it 's not due till before the twelfth of the next month so i can put off paying for something for free for two months

She died in her eighty - third year , and though only her name and dates adorn her headstone , I often think of inscribing an addendum : A little advice goes a long way .

The quotations are listed in rather haphazard order under these subcategories ; authors ( including rare attributions to the most popular , Anon . ) are ascribed and , if they are dead , their dates are sometimes given ( but none for Lenny Bruce , Sigmund Freud , Samuel Goldwyn , Groucho Marx , etc. ) ; it is hard to understand the style .

Forty-foot open sloops , gaff-rigged and shallow draught , the lighters were built to load river sand on the mainland for construction projects out on the keys . 

Outmoded this view might be , but most of us would still prefer to try on new clothes , wax hair off our legs , perform our ablutions or put on make-up in private . 

After his ablutions , finding the house still quiet , he left and went back down Cheapside to the church of St Mary Le Bow . 

Hurriedly she finished her ablutions , pulled on her clothes and went to investigate . 

As with all my ablutions , the shave follows a definite and predetermined pattern ; I take the same number of strokes of the same length in the same sequence each morning . 

On the BMISS standard ` chute , the lines are trimmed to 119cm ( 47in ) length before sewing , or gluing with epoxy to the harness . 

This gives a stocking length of 10″ ( 25cm ) , and placing them in a 20 gallon tank ( 90l ) you have , according to the aforementioned ratio stocked it correctly . 

Hoplosternum thoracatum reaches a length of about 18cm -- the female is a little smaller than the male at 16cm . 

Certain matters must however have been put in hand for on 18 August Sir William wrote requesting one of ` Mr Plenty 's designed lifeboats of 20 feet length " , and the Committee gave approval on 25 August . 

Participants fight with poles measuring around six feet in length . 

Because there are very few women who have extended lengths of continuous employment with a single employer , male-female wage differentials are large in middle age .

Vee berths , which have an overall length of 7 ft 6in ( 2.3 m ) convert to a double .

15 A rectangle has a length of 10 cm and a perimeter of 30 cm Can you work out the width of the rectangle ?

C'zinsit had a length of string formed into a loop and he was playing a complex game with it .

The piece of saucer , scratting and scraping , had cleared a length of blue glass .

On the other hand , patients with oesophagitis Grade II , III , and IV had similar lengths of the abdominal portion of the distal sphincter .

He was asked why he 'd later dumped lengths of pipe at nearby Slade Quarry and then twice lied to police about it .

` Tell me now or you 'll all have three lengths of the corridor . "

Unless otherwise specified , all fields have a maximum length of 20 characters , including colons , square brackets , etc .

` So would you if you 'd covered the length of the valley in ? " he flicked a glance at his wrist-watch ` ? seventy-four minutes precisely . "

Patients readmitted consistently had a shorter length of stay in all specialisms than non-readmitted patients .

It was to be a category B prison and it would have been the length of a cricket pitch away from the neurosurgical unit in Fazackerley hospital .

For the sake of consistency we have given the length of the Phoenix King 's reign and the rough dates in the Sigmarite calendar of the Empire .

The implement you need has an overall length of some 6 foot 6 inches ( 2 metres ) , is ash-handled and has a long , narrow spoon-shaped blade set at a slight angle to the shaft .

As I recall , he could n't print out documents of more than one page in length ; he had to send each page to the printer separately .

They should be kept , on their own , in tanks no less than five feet in length .

where l(n) is the the length of the utterance covered by the current hypothesis , L(n) is the length of the remainder of the hypothesis , and d(n) is the shortfall score divided by l(n) .

Now the area of these triangles is roughly l &sup2 , where l is the length of the crack .

For the particular boundary conditions imposed by clamping one end cosh ml. cosh ml = -1 , where l is the length of the cantilever .

It 's the length of a football match by now -- we 've been down for half an hour already . "

K(D) is the length of any shortest program which prints D and then stops .

Perhaps the orang 's most outstanding feature is the length of its arms .

Rate 1 turn diameter at this speed is approximately 0.9nm , which is the length of the main runway in the sketch .

The depth of a ( rooted ) tree is the length of a longest path from the root to a leaf .

If the square on the side had a square perimeter of 16 m what would be the length of each side ?

That 's that 's the hundred metres that 's the length of his string .

I feel as though I 've been asked to define , what is the length of a piece of string ?

Every bird has a beak and wings , so it is meaningful to ask what are the lengths of beaks and wings for all birds .

A second measure which Brown and his colleagues found useful was the length of the longest utterance in a speech sample , referred to as the ` Upper Bound " .

That part of the power generation market will be closed to competition for 15 years because that is the length of some of the gas contracts that have been signed .

The purplish green or violet leaf-blade is oval to elliptical , up to 6ins ( 15 cms ) long and 2ins ( 5 cms ) wide , borne on a stalk nearly its own length .

Grindal worm are a dwarf form of white worm , which they look like , except that they only reach a length of half an inch .

The hotel pool is 15 metres in length with a large terrace for sunbathing , making it an ideal suntrap .

Your tank , despite its length , holds only 240 litres , which should be turned over once every hour .

The discs also absorb fluid in order to increase the spine 's length when movement takes place .

Whatever the length of your hair , it 's best to put rollers in when hair is slightly damp after washing , rather than soaking wet .

A woman died yesterday after being knocked down by a shoplifter fleeing with a £2.58 descaler . 

I mean , I 'm a pretty good shoplifter , like , but yesterday all I got was two bloody Barbie Dolls , y'know , a tenner each , like . 

PERSISTENT shoplifter Anthony Thompson tried to walk out of a clothes store with £370 worth of clothing . 

I was preparing to depart from the hospital when the British nurse entered my suite in a white glow of anger .

Extra money for nurses could mean cutbacks in other parts of the health service , according to a Northern NUPE spokesman .

I know I 'm in trouble when the beautiful Philippino nurse I met in Dr McKenzie 's consulting room takes my hand and says , ` Hold tight and scream if you want . "

PATIENT care is suffering while nursing posts remain vacant across the province , according to local nurses in a new survey published at the weekend by the Royal College of Nursing and Nursing Standard .

LYNNE Humes has taken time off work as a staff nurse at Darlington Memorial Hospital to start a family , and her son Anthony was born in January .

She hurried from the dining-room , squeezing past a group of nurses gazing at the day 's menu on the board .

SWINGING in the hammock on the geranium-scented patio , Lili could hear the nurse arguing at the front door .

I REFER to your report on the lack of a specialist diabetic nurse at Darlington Memorial Hospital ( Echo March 4 ) and the repetitive cry of no money .

Nurses at the infirmary have just been praised by the Audit Commission for their work on discharge planning , and a group of sisters in the orthopaedic unit confirmed that they had long taken this seriously .

` There 's a nurse here at the moment , but you are the person …

A nurse travelled to Iona from England , in search of some ` balance " to her work with AIDS patients .

The idea for the branch came from four nurses at South Cleveland Hospital .

An inquest has been opened and adjourned on a nurse from Gloucester who was killed by terrorists while on holiday in Egypt .

The involvement of senior nurses from the health authority has enabled staff in nursing homes to articulate their training needs

A NHSME report says that district nurses are doing the same job as D- and E-grade community nurses .

Patients often feel a responsibility for junior nurses and may resent the intrusion of another person whose presence inhibits their relationship with the learners .

Hospital nurses opposing a plan to make them wear their own clothes for work have put off a decision to take action in protest .

The triage nurse is always qualified and experienced , but it does n't hurt you to see how it 's done . "

For example , recently I organized a fete at my child 's school . 

Details of Fairlie Community Council 's request for facilities for a summer fete in the station car park beside the Visitor Centre are awaited …

THE Duchess of Westminster will open the annual fete on June 24 organised by the league of friends of the Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital at Gobowen . 

Henrietta Villa was the scene of magnificent entertainments -- grand balls , picnics and elaborate fetes of all kinds . 

Our Gillian got terrible food poisoning off strange tablet at a Garden Fete once . 

Christie 's held a charity auction , and up and down the country the rotaries and women 's institutes geared themselves for yet another season of money-raising fetes and flower shows . 

She remembered her mother , standing squarely at the front door , fending off supplicants from the village school Parent-Teacher Association , the Darby and Joan Club , the summer Fete ; Greystones never had jumble . 

Already Quentin had begun to tidy up the garden for the Easter Fete . 

" As far as I could gather , what he was saying was some nonsense about the Easter Fete . 

He revelled in the idea of murder , he wanted to glorify the violence of murder in a marquee at the Easter Fete . 

The former can easily be caricatured as humourless puritans who object to games which involve guessing the number of beans in a jar at the church fete . 

GOODS are needed to sell at a church fete next month in Tarvin . 

Keith Allen does not get invited to open envelopes , let alone garden fetes . 

The Ulster Girls ' Choir gave a concert in January 1967 and a garden fete in Chambers Park later in the year which raised £350 . 

Once the scene of quiet tea parties and garden fetes , the beautiful green lawns have disappeared from the rectory in the Northamptonshire village of Woodford . 

The Plymouth Detector Club attended three local fetes this year . 

It had n't grown much since he 'd cut it a week ago , but he wanted the lawns to have a shaved appearance for the Easter Fete . 

Mr Hignet [ the tobacco baron ] was holding a fete for charity . 

During the business session a report of the group meeting at Alton was read , with preliminary arrangements for the county fete to be held at Brockenhurst College in August . 

A precedent was set in 1337 when the commanders of an army going to Scotland were engaged by contract , but their troops were raised by array . 

On Sept. 22 , 1989 , Gen. ( retd ) Lucio Añez was appointed new commander of the special forces combating drug trafficking . 

Paul , 33 , station commander at Horwich , near Bolton , added : ` Anybody would do the same . 

The Army 's interim commander at the base , Lieutenant Colonel John Middleditch , yesterday revealed that £50 million has been earmarked by the Government for building and refurbishment work on the base . 

Patrick Sweeney , 42 , has been appointed divisional commander at Harrogate . 

Mr Peter Haliday , the district police commander for the area surrounding the Whitehead Detention Centre , Hong Kong 's largest camp for boat people , said the victims were attacked in their sleep by 10 men . 

` It 's a scary proposition , " said Jack Seamans , Chicago police commander for special events . 

A platoon commander in the 3rd Parachute Battalion , he was among the only company of Allied soldiers to reach the bridge where he and his comrades came under heavy fire . 

Prince Eugene of Savoy , until his death in 1736 the most famous commander in Europe , had to wear civilian dress when he appeared at the Habsburg court . 

Unsuccessful talks between naval commanders in Sevastopol on April 8 ended , according to Russia 's Radio , with the emergence of serious disagreements . 

The supreme commander of Thailand 's armed forces , Gen Suchinda Kraprayoon , became prime minister yesterday , dashing hopes that recent elections would return the country to full democracy . 

I was met at the door by the commander of the bodyguard , who introduced me to the domestic staff -- the cooks , the maids , the rest of the bodyguard and the gardener . 

Trouble was that Mrs Sharon Rogers ' husband had been commander of the U. S. S. Vincennes . 

Harry Paget , Earl of Uxbridge and commander of the British cavalry , was second in command to the Duke . 

Lord Aldington was asked what he knew about the Yugoslavs who had been repatriated by the British Eight Army 's V Corps while he was chief of staff to its commander , General Sir Charles Keightley . 

NATO 's commanders say that the missiles are there to deter , to prove to the Soviet Union that the West can knock out ports , factories and other ` strategic " targets with pinpoint accuracy . 

The interest of some countries , notably Romania , in a doctrine of ` national defence " has not impressed Poland 's military commanders any more than it has their Soviet patrons . 

As our pick-up ti me approached we mustered under our patrol commander and soon moved back to base , tired but satisfied that we 'd done a good job . 

By using his head Private W. Ray led the detached party past several German posts to rejoin his platoon commander . 

I met the company commander ; I told him I had brought up some grenades and barbed-wire ; I asked where I was to put them . 

It was a relief not to have to soothe and propitiate an experienced detective who could hardly be expected to welcome a commander from the new C1 squad intruding on his patch . 

At Plumford , they bombarded the commander with questions about it . 

His commander on that mission , Lt Alex Watts , of Mold , was awarded the Queen 's Gallantry Medal in the honours announced at the weekend . 

It was a miracle no-one was killed , said one police commander . 

There is a combination of two factors : the change in time zone and the sluggishness of our body rhythms to adjust to change .

Brunel was a serious casualty of the sluggishness of British production at this period .

The depression is one myth ; the sluggishness of privatisation another .

Cold accounted for my sluggishness in detecting what was wrong .

For some reason she could only move with nightmarish sluggishness , while everyone around her tore past with dizzying speed .

The traditionalism and sluggishness of the decision processes in the public sector is noted repeatedly .

This gives you access to the main centre 's restaurant , bar , squash courts , snooker rooms , gym , sauna and solarium . 

She was wearing a dark tracksuit and was smiling warmly , as if she had simply stopped on her way to the solarium to pick up a neighbour . 

FATHER Christopher O'Neill 's baby daughter Jennifer is now four months old and still the priest , aided by the Catholic Church , remains in hiding .

The State Department recently issued warnings or alerts for these areas :

Early this year , U. S. intelligence agents issued an alert that Abu Musab Zarqawi , whose network is believed to extend far beyond Iraq , had dispatched teams of battle-hardened operatives to European capitals .

That image becomes only slightly less blurry when , as now , there is another international alert about starving Ethiopians .

" Kingbee go down , now " -- the alert from the pilot that he was going in under fire -- were the sweetest words an SOG team could hear , Meyer recalled .

Beat 100g/4oz vegetarian Stilton with 25g/1oz softened butter , one tablespoon of port , one finely chopped pear and one teaspoon of snipped chives . 

1 Heat one tablespoon of the oil in a large pan , add half of the onion and garlic and fry until the onion begins to brown . 

Place a tablespoon of grape mixture into the centre of each plate . 

Two to three tablespoons of tinned tomatoes are enough for a sauce made from 2 lb. of the fresh fruit or for 3 pints of stock . 

Then pour over eight tablespoons of lemon juice and leave to stand overnight . 

Fold the pastry in half widthways , brush with milk and sprinkle over three tablespoons of freshly grated Parmesan . 

Now place a generous tablespoon of filling in the centre of each pastry disc and spread slightly . 

Mix tuna , kidney beans , cucumber , tomato , olives , parsley and garlic , season with salt and pepper and add about 1 tablespoon of olive oil to help combine ingredients . 

Stir in the flour , add a tablespoon of the stock and cook very gently for 2-3 minutes . 

Add one tablespoon of salt , two tablespoons of oil and the fettuccine . 

Pound the garlic and mash it with the cod 's roe until the paste is quite smooth before gradually adding 3 tablespoons of the oil . 

Mix two tablespoons of Greek strained yogurt and two teaspoons of horseradish sauce and divide among the mounds . 

Mix one tablespoon of mayonnaise with ¼ teaspoon of creamed horseradish . 

Toast the muffin and put a tablespoon of the sauce on it , together with a drip of oil , some mozzarella cheese and all the rest of the ingredients . 

Put apples in a pan with three tablespoons of water , cover and cook gently until soft . 

If you are using dried yeast , measure four tablespoons of the onion liquid into a small bowl and stir in half a teaspoon of caster sugar . 

I 'm only meant to use one tablespoon of it in a whole basin of water and you 've gone and put it all over your head neat ! 

Using kitchen paper , rub one tablespoon of oil on all sides of a 20cm/8in square cake tin . 

The butter should be burnt to a mid- tan , sprinkled over the salads , and then the same pan used for quickly boiling four tablespoons of vinegar . 

Similarly , if an international organisation such as the UN or Interpol has intelligence about a suspicious chemical plant , the liaison system allows the CIA to alert its members .

Plant up arrangements in bulb bowls and planters choosing bulbs which are at the same stage of development . 

To do this , your pre-raised seedlings must be pricked out into 3in pots , roughly the shape and size of a bulb planter . 

Removing a plug of turf with the planter and replacing it with a pot-grown cowslip takes seconds . 

Both purely decorative timber models for use as patio planters and fully functional wheel-barrows for lightweight jobs around the garden are available . 

She was given a sun dial , two large planters , garden centre tokens and flowers . 

Give your potted plants some pazzazz with Habitat 's Tropics planter and saucer , £20 , available from all branches . 

Bowl-like concrete planters enhance such herbs as wallflowers , followed by chamomile , mignonette , cotton lavender , and dill or fennel for height . 

Clusters of tall , willowy bamboos rose out of ten pale-pink marble planters and almost touched the high triple-domed ceiling . 

Rocket barrages and tank fire had kept the rebels pinned down north of Ajdabiya for more than a week as they waited for allied airstrikes to wear down Kadafi 's forces .

Rebels pounded a three-story building housing suspected snipers , spraying it with antiaircraft fire that appeared to be also intended as a warning to other residents .

Rebel fighters and forces loyal to Kadafi have battled for Ajdabiya for the last week , with government forces pounding residential neighborhoods with tank and rocket fire .

Black smoke rose over the grimy coastal town as volleys of rocket and artillery fire echoed across the desert .

Kadafi 's men have also been attempting to use rocket and tank fire to punch a hole in the center of Misurata , which has become a symbol of resistance against the regime .

The invading fighters met sniper fire , Kanshil said , and street fighting was reported .

The Taliban say , though , that the Western military , for all its power and prowess , will always be vulnerable to IEDs , sniper fire and small-scale ambushes -- the hallmarks of asymmetrical warfare .

At least three loud explosions , presumably coalition airstrikes or missiles , shook buildings as antiaircraft fire and tracer rounds lighted up the sky around 9 p. m.

The thud of cruise missile explosions gave way to deafening barrages of antiaircraft fire that lighted up the sky .

Georgian forces ignored a cease-fire and bombarded separatist South Ossetian towns and villages with artillery fire that killed 20 people and wounded 86 , the Interfax news agency said .

They described intense shelling , artillery fire and aerial bombardment directed at civilian residences in the city as well as a campaign of kidnappings directed at the relatives of those fighting against Kadafi 's authority .

Military commanders said on Saturday they had overpowered the village , but the artillery fire suggested continued resistance .

" Kadafi 's men are 300 meters away , " a fighter shouted over the machine-gun fire , pointing to the end of the street where smoke curled from a mortar round explosion .

Although fighting has moved beyond Jasenica , the clatter of machine-gun fire could still be heard as convoys of soldiers tested their weapons on farm animals grazing on the roadside .

People living close to the site huddled in their homes , listening to explosions and heavy machine-gun fire throughout the night .

A rebel-controlled eastern enclave headquartered in Benghazi is battling Kadafi 's armed forces , which have been pummeling areas controlled by the opposition with rocket fire .

In remarks distributed to international media , Crocker called it a " hard day for the embassy " but characterized the rocket fire as little more than " harassment .

Some of the rebels began heading toward Twama , but appeared to be repelled by barrages of Grad and Katyusha rocket fire that shook the desert .

Rodriguez was killed June 11 when his unit was attacked with rocket-propelled grenades and small-arms fire in Powrak in central Afghanistan 's Logar province , south of Kabul .

Fritsche was one of two soldiers killed July 27 when their unit was attacked with small-arms fire while on foot patrol near Kamu in eastern Afghanistan .

The fighters hardly seemed motivated to attack after a sweat-stained rebel rushed in from the city to report that his tank had just been hit by government tank fire and abandoned .

But even as the sound of airstrikes , tank fire and artillery barrages echoed across northern Gaza , both sides signaled a softening of their positions on the terms for the possible release of the Israeli soldier .

U. S. soldiers responded with small-arms fire , tank rounds and canon fire from Bradley fighting vehicles , destroying three buildings housing the attackers .

Hussein Darbouk , a renegade colonel from Kadafi 's army who was leading rebel forces in the city , was slain by fire from anti-aircraft guns , activist Alla Zawi told Associated Press .

But after three years of fighting , insurgents here are combining roadside bombs with small-arms fire or rocket-propelled grenades to lethal effect .

But other hazards are also taking their toll , including firefights , helicopter crashes , ambushes and sniper fire .

Mortar fire killed two of his men and injured 24 , prompting the general to retreat and call for continued air power .

Residents in the area reported a loud explosion followed by heavy machine-gun fire as well as rifle shots .

Fowler said the tank then was hit by automatic-weapons fire and rocket-propelled grenades .

He stared at the topknot of red-gold curls , straining to remember . 

Gloria 's huge brown eyes sparkled as she twisted her head this way and that to give a better view of the elaborate blond topknot from which floated multi-tinted spiral streamers . 

Then one of them grabbed Wolfe 's topknot and , with a savage yank that almost pulled the man up off his knees , stretched his neck out , ready for the sword . 

She went alternately hot and cold , smoothed a shaking hand over her neat blonde topknot , her composure shattered . 

Her long hair was gathered and twisted into a topknot , much like the style affected by the acrobatic cancan dancers of Paris . 

Pushing her sunglasses higher up her short straight nose , she tucked a renegade wisp of pale honey-coloured hair back into her topknot , and started to walk again . 

Reaching out , Vitor touched a honey-coloured strand of hair which had tumbled from her topknot to curl down over the exposed nape of her neck . 

Furthermore the exact economic impact of land distribution is difficult to identify in test because output is the function of many other factors besides land distribution per se .

This behaviour is a consequence of the structure of the model and of the fact that the model processes inputs and generates outputs that vary as a function of time .

The desired margin size is a positive function of the volatility of futures prices .

As indicated in Table 6.4 intensity of leaching , and hence the mineralogy of weathering deposits , is largely a function of temperature , precipitation and drainage .

The character of the ensuing volcanism is largely a function of the viscosity of the magma which is , in turn , dependent on its chemical composition and temperature .

This judicial restraint is partly a function of the doctrine of separation of powers which will be considered in Chapter 20 .

Though this may apply to certain people , research findings indicate that suicide is at least partly a function of the availability of a lethal method of suicide .

The total cleaning effect of the solution is not solely a function of the detergency characteristics .

This suggests that the size of the departures from the no-arbitrage condition will be a positive function of the number of shares in the index .

The action chosen by the long-lived agent in each period is a linear function of its type .

This is probably a function of a higher proportion of guilty pleas being put forward when the victims are younger : something akin to plea bargaining is almost certainly taking place .

The intensity of CL is a function of current density at the specimen and the voltage ( accelerating potential ) of the applied electron beam .

It is a function of the whole social structure and not some given aspect of it .

Thus reactivity is a function of the preservation of the structural order in the monomeric lattice -- ie polymerisation proceeds most rapidly when the crystalline phase of the polymer most closely resembles that of the monomer .

The sample movements are traced as a series of oscillations whose frequency is a function of the physical state of the sample .

It is also true that responses are a function of enormous differences between and within individuals .

To begin with the players were seen to undermine the idea that one's identity and place were a function of what one essentially was -- what God had made one .

A logistic curve is one in which the rate of increase of a population is a function of the size of the initial population .

g ) access to forecasting skills and methods : the quality and accuracy of the forecasting process will in part be a function of skills and methods available .

Effectiveness is also a function of the efficiency of the agency or agencies responsible .

This is illustrated in a study of the melting of natural rubber samples , which has shown that the melting range is a function of the temperature of crystallization .

The ` core " of this unit has sometimes been seen as a ` golden triangle " based on Paris , London and Hamburg , whose prosperity was a function of accessibility to the rest of Europe .

Since numbers of kin are a function of demography , it is possible to calculate them by simulation from a knowledge of birth rates , marriage rates and death rates .

The first of these criteria is primarily a function of good editing and production .

Its contents are a function ( dependent on the grammatical formalism employed ) of the contents of A and the category and contents of I

Instead , Marx argues that the needs of individuals are a function of their social environment .

Job satisfaction or dissatisfaction is a function of the perceived relationship between what one wants from one 's job and what one sees it as offering or entailing .

Since , in most people , the principal speech centres are located in the left hemisphere , speech is a function of rational , logical thought .

In part this failure was a function of an ongoing official campaign of harassment against the UPP .

Suppose , for example , the rate of technical progress is a function of expenditure on research .

The number of tuples in each relation is again a function of the component parts , with the first or " higher order " tuple being reserved for data specific to the parent assembly .

Conscience is a function of the ego ideal , and is critical of failure to live up to the ego ideal .

It varies of course as a function of time but not as a function of the spatial coordinates .

11.6 ( a ) Two-mesh circuit analysed with the aid of Laplace transformation in the text and ( b ) the solutions for I 2 and V as a function of time for certain network parameters .

Surface structural analyses are done by measuring the intensities of the scattered or recoiled peaks in the TOF spectra as a function of the various angles involved .

The motivation to perform is seen as a function of the beliefs that individuals have concerning future rewards multiplied by the value they place on those rewards .

Animals with good elastic properties , however , behave almost as predictably as a coiled spring whose characteristics are a function of its dimensions .

Differentiation between remission/mild and moderate disease is mostly a function of stool frequency .

With regard to description , computer analysis of text provides the means for identifying these expressions since their normality is a function of their occurrence as holistic units .

It was therefore concluded that gaze direction is a function both of an individual 's consistent tendency to rely on a particular half of the brain and of differential hemispheric arousal in response to specific experimental situations .

The second part of this chapter will consider decision-making as a function of leadership , and the associated concepts of authority , delegation , responsibility and accountability .

Q is a function of material type and the specific process of ablation .

In a close relationship , the anger of one is a function of both .

( Moreover , the behaviour of the agency director in designing the schedule is itself a function of the incentives he faces . )

Almost all motor output will be a direct function of sensory input as indicated in the following section .

In-nest navigation will be a function of the temperature , read by Antie 's thermometer and a light source .

Because this function responds to the sensors on Antie 's around the sides and only its sonar detectors will be able to detect objects in front of it , this escape function will not prevent Antie from being able to locate and pick up objects such as seeds .

Research has shown that red harvester ants switch tasks partially as a function of age ( ex. , Ingram , et al, 2005 ) and partially as a function of interactions with other workers ( ex. , Schafer et al, 2006 ; Gordon , 2002 ; Greene & Gordon , 2007 ) .

Workers probably switch to patrolling based on their perceived life expectancy and as a function of a gene whose expression changes between young and old ants , and this is easily emulated using a clock pulse counter in Antie 's CPU that will count its `` age '' since last boot .

The switch from patrolling to foraging has been modeled as a function of successful foragers ' returns with great accuracy by Schafer , et al ( 2006 ) , and evidence from experiments in which successful foragers were removed before reentry to the nest does support the theory that returning successful foragers have an effect on the activation of new foragers ( Gordon , 2002 ) .

During the day , the homeostatic system slowly accumulates a 'sleep drive , ' a desire to sleep that increases as a function of time spent awake .

For the purposes of modeling Antie , I will assume that the switches between these behaviors are permanent , irreversible and partly a function of age , with new foragers being activated by returning successful foragers .

Near the Clonmacnoise entrance , the river had overflowed into the fields , beside a misshapen castle tower that perched on a hummock , balanced at an angle and looking as if it were about to fall over . 

Where exposure is severe due to wind-funnelling in cols at about 200 metres elevation , subalpine podzols occupy the crests of the moraine hummocks . 

But on a hummock by the road a starling-sized bird turned round to reveal a brilliant crimson front which identified it as a long-tailed meadowlark , locally called military starling . 

A tallish hummock loomed , and he pulled her down into the wet grass behind it . 

Soon she was off the road , clambering over the hummocks of Starr Hills . 

Time after time I stumbled over some hummock of tough grass , and once I went into a creek up to my shoulders . 

Visibility on the water was slightly better than it had been on land -- there were no hummocks , and somehow night never seems quite so dark at sea as on land . 

A LONG line of pharaohs , pashas , kings and presidents has ignored public opinion in Egypt . 

The range was inspired , in 1935 , by the Pasha of Marrakech , a personal friend of Louis Cartier . 

Zeinab , that daughter of a Pasha and representative of the rich , sat silent . 

The building of small , defensive forts , or blockhouses , is as old as the history of formal warfare . 

Since the construction of trenches here was so difficult , the Germans constructed concrete blockhouses , or pillboxes . 

Mr Devine could face up to 300 lashes for the offence , his MP says that can not be allowed to happen . 

I think you deserve the full 40 lashes for sticking up fiercely for liberal values -- I 'm always liberal with my whip ! 

The power to inflict this punishment was taken away from police courts , and district courts were limited to ordering a total of twenty-five lashes . 

Gallagher brought his arm back and over and laid the lash across Luke 's bare back . 

I think ( I can not remember the number ) that it must have been at least 20 lashes he received and I felt every one of them . 

But a religious court convicted him of using insulting language and ordered 50 lashes with a 6ft bamboo cane . 

BRITISH hospital manager David Brown , sentenced to 50 lashes with a bamboo cane in Saudi Arabia for swearing at staff , has won his appeal against the punishment . 

And anyone found guilty of drinking alcohol may be subjected to 80 lashes of a cane . 

At the weekend a Saudi court sentenced him to a 120 lashes in public for supplying alcohol , a charge he 's always denied . 

Emily paced around the book-lined study and blamed her father for his hostile attitude to Craig . 

As he entered the study , Stephen reflected on how fortunate he had been to obtain this man 's services . 

As he entered the study to which Lord Westbourne had retired , Westbourne simply waved an impatient hand , hardly bothering to turn round from the desk at the sound of Rose 's voice . 

Frankie left the headmaster 's study feeling vaguely troubled . 

He must have left the study shortly after herself , and practically sprinted up here . 

They separated briefly , Rappard to paint a large study and then some sepias , and Vincent to another spot nearby where the water lilies grew . 

` Oh Christ , they must have decided to walk ! " he said angrily , and ran from the study . 

He looked up , gave a kind of cry and ran upstairs and into the study . 

The frontispiece of Sprat 's History shows a spacious study lined with books and scientific instruments . 

They were sitting in the study at home , toasting by the fire before going in to dinner . 

They had left Anna sitting in Sister Ignatia 's study , looking at the school prospectus . 

They were sitting in Jacob 's study and he looked from his sister to his father in amazement . 

Three weeks later , on the day I became Prime Minister , my first impulse was to sit down in the study which had been Harold 's and write him a letter of appreciation and grateful thanks . 

When I went to visit him we sat in his book-lined study surrounded by all the trappings of an academic career but in his garage there were untreated specimens and a range of specialist tools . 

Some said he slept in his study while others believed he wandered about the corridors waiting to catch escaping pupils or those who had gone missing . 

He had slept little these past three and a half weeks , often waking of his own accord in the pre-dawn darkness and walking through to his personal study to attempt to concentrate on papers of state . 

Miss Honey turned and walked out of the study feeling depressed but by no means defeated . 

When he did so , he walked straight into his study without changing , and picked up the phone . 

Ushering her inside , he walked into his study and just as he was about to close the door she remembered she had n't settled up with him . 

The Department is housed in two classrooms and a small study , all of which are pleasantly furnished and help to portray the welcoming , friendly attitude we have towards the pupils . 

At an open window of the study above the laboratory , Doctor Jekyll sat , like a prisoner staring at the world outside . 

At the same time , the late Bishop Philbin began to refuse the sacrament of Confirmation to Roman catholic children attending state schools . 

The Eucharist is the sacrament of salvation and , as such , it declares the work of Christ as he fulfils the Father 's will and draws all people to God . 

My suggestion is that churches should institute the Sacrament of Feet Washing in its rightful and proper place . 

Others were selected , and it is not known how , as the parish church for an area , in which the sacraments of baptism , marriage and burial were allowed . 

The baptistery was , in early Christian times , used only for the sacrament of baptism . 

All the main Free Church denominations have women ministers , who have exactly the same role as the men , which includes blessing the sacrament . 

He taught her that the sacrament of the eucharist was so big that he did not feel that he had finished with it when he came home after the service at 8 a.m. on Sunday morning . 

Some of these people have not been baptized yet , others have , and some of them are already Catholics who are seeking full union with the Church through the sacrament of Confirmation . 

I expect that everyone came to church here , this evening because they knew that it was a communion Sunday , and the sacrament of Holy Communion would be celebrated here this evening . 

He went home , confessed , made his will , took the sacrament and quietly expired ! 

If the sacrament of Holy Communion is the sacrament of reconciliation , of unity , of God making peace through the blood of his cross , then we must face the fact that this sacrament witnesses to our deep divisions , our brokenness and hurt . 

Two weeks later the parson , Mr Gilton , administered the sacrament , after telling James that he was dying . 

It was of no use if they received the sacrament of Matrimony and did not live as Christians . 

The decree goes on to allow Eastern Christians , separated from the Catholic Church , to receive Catholic sacraments in some circumstances . 

He was , in the eyes of the Church , already a Catholic , since he had been baptized into the Church , and had received the sacraments of Penance , Communion and Confirmation before leaving the convent . 

To the extent that Catholic Secondary School pupils have received the Sacraments of Initiation and are living in a community of faith , catechesis can validly be said to be a function of the Catholic School . 

But even then , once there , my greatest desire was to escape to Socotra , an island in the Indian Ocean . 

The weather is one thing we can not plan for as , although Madeira enjoys a good climate all year round , you must remember it is a small island in the Atlantic Ocean . 

Sicily , the largest island in the Mediterranean is a place of immense beauty and historic interest . 

The goblet , which has no known exact parallel , was probably made in Murano , an island near Venice . 

Picture an island near Zanzibar ringed by a virginal coral reef where you stay in a thatched hut amongst palm trees on a pristine beach . 

As governor of the island of Española , Colon ordered the hands to be struck off any native who failed to render up a quarterly tribute of gold or 25 pounds of spun cotton . 

Japan succeeded to all Russian rights in Manchuria and gained possession of the southern half of the island of Sakhalin . 

There was a fine spray of rain , and the weather was misty , but I could still see the forested islands on the lake , and the tall mountains brooding all around . 

You know , that in 1825 he bought an island on the Niagara River in America and offered it to all the Jews in the world to make a Jewish state called Ararat . 

During the call she discovered that Gamal had gone with some of his friends to an island on the coast of Florida . 

Christopher swiftly arranged for a six foot wall to be built along his boundary , and angrily muttered that it was going to have to be the Scottish islands . 

Reports in May said that the UK had invested £19,000,000 to build an airstrip at the Rothera scientific station , 1,900 km south of the Falkland islands . 

You are merely the latest grievance , especially since you , I understand , are insisting that the murder of Con Meredith-Lee was not the work of freedom fighters from the neighbouring island . " 

The British have fallen in love with this Mediterranean island because it has everything for a perfect holiday : sunny skies , glorious beaches , bustling resorts , friendly people , fascinating sights and beautiful countryside . 

It was a day like those searched for by Northerners in the south of France or the Greek islands . 

Griffin Moss is a contented artist until he receives an enigmatic note from Sabine Strohem , a stranger from a South Pacific island . 

MacArthur , who had flown to meet Truman at the Pacific island of Guam , was confident that the Chinese government would not intervene in Korea . 

But as for returning from desert island exile , he will have no hesitation in answering the programme 's traditional question : Would you try to escape ? 

At Glen Borrodale , a tropical oasis , are massed banks of rhododendrons by the roadside and a cluster of offshore islands , making a captivating picture . 

Total and immediate integration of all Namibia 's territory including Walvis Bay ( annexed by South Africa ) and the offshore islands . 

Many tropical islands once had their own species , but most of these are now extinct . 

He ran quickly out of the laboratory , and I watched him as he left the island in his boat and sailed away across the sea . 

The birds live on three small Indonesian islands and until recently the main threat to their survival came from loss of habitat . 

This book chronicles a period of intermittent family life spent on the Hebridean island of Scarp , mostly during the 1970s . 

I wrote the poem Zenobia while staying on the Greek island of Crete . 

A perfect day 's drive would be a visit to the islands on Lake Constance , including Mainau , which is famous for its tropical and exotic plants first planted back in 1827 . 

Here the critical developments were to take place during the Beagle 's visit to the Galapagos islands , a small group of volcanic islands several hundred miles out into the Pacific from the South American mainland . 

As parameters of the network discussed below are tuned from the chaotic regime toward the ordered regime , the green percolating sea becomes smaller and eventually fragments into two or many isolated green islands .

It is in fact the principal island of an archipelago of 14 , most of them little more than piles of rocks .

They both immigrated well my grandmother immigrated to New York I believe and then made her way up to Rhode Island where I believe she worked as a domestic .

The importance of geographic location can be explained by the availability of radiation facilities on the different Hawaiian Islands .

on an island so far away there 's no chance they can ever get off

The small pocket of Windward Island semantic , if such it can be called , has nothing to do with the patois of adjacent French islands .

An editorial in the Jakarta Post declared the elections `` a triumph for the Indonesian people and democracy , '' but in light of predictions that Golkar would poll strongly in the country 's outer islands and might be able to hold on to power with the help of small Islamic parties , the Post said , `` It would be a hollow victory and a terrible irony if our exercise in democracy failed to produce the very goal of the whole process : Voting out the status quo and putting a proreform government in its place . ''

More enlivening by far is Love and Death on Long Island , in which another aging protagonist ( John Hurt ) , a clubby English novelist poignantly out of touch with modern society , goes on another soulful quest , developing an obsession with a beautiful teen idol ( Jason Priestley ) whom he accidentally sees on - screen in a film called Hot Pants College 2 . First - time director Richard Kwietniowski has fun with the collision of high and low culture , and he does elegant work .

The nonstate actors range from 10 cent thugs such as Miller , who has merely shanghaied a small island , to world - class dastards such as Bin Laden , who runs a supranational organization , has loyalty to no government , owns a vast fortune and an armory of high - tech weapons , and is engaged in an elaborate conspiracy so secretive that we were not aware of it till it smacked us in the head .

LONG ISLAND ICED TEA CALIFORNIA ROOT BEER ½ ounce vodka 1 ounce Galliano 1/2 ounce rum 1 ounce coffee liqueur ½ ounce gin Fill with cola .

The `` remote island paradise '' where the Star says Frank and Kathie Lee Gifford bumped into Frank 's former paramour Suzen Johnson turns out to be Nantucket , Mass.

These experts , notable among them Stephen M. Dickson of the Maine Department of Conservation and L. Kenneth Fink of the Darling Marine Center in Walpole , Maine , quickly fingered the culprit : the concrete sidewalk , erected some 75 years ago by an island benefactor -- one Mr . Stanley of Steamer fame .

A better bet for drama is Meltdown at Three Mile Island ( PBS , 9 p.m. ) , a tense documentary narrative on the 1979 nuclear accident .

It grieves Tasmanians that the Island State [ or Flyspeck or Speck ] is sometimes left off the map of Australia , yet no one visiting the former convict colony can be untouched by the tangible pervasiveness of the past and the importance attached by Tasmanians to activities and events which , in mainland terms , are long gone .

It is difficult to give a precise definition of electricity ( particularly if you spent much of seventh - grade science class mooning over your lab partner , Sally Gilbert ) , but it seems to have something to do with the movement of electrons from one part of Long Island to another .

In fact , Connecticut and Rhode Island have abolished county government altogether , and in those states the former county boundaries merely furnish a convenient way in which people can refer to a regional group of towns .

The Island of the Colorblind , which explores both disease -- achromatopsia ( color - blindness ) and lytico-bodig ( a disorder similar to Parkinson 's ) -- and Micronesia , is being dismissed as half botanical treatise , half travelogue .

Critics predict that the Staten Island rap group 's 27 - track double CD -- released along with Wu - Wear , a clothing line -- will mark a breakthrough for hip-hop , as both hype and art .

But in the five states with video lotteries ( Delaware , West Virginia , and Rhode Island , along with South Dakota and Oregon ) , average per capita lottery spending is about $600 per year .

Who are these aristocrats whose limos take them to secret masked orgies in Long Island mansions ?

A large cluster of lung cancer SMR 20 - 60% higher than the New York average was identified in central Long Island .

Describing Indonesian military intervention in West Kalimantan , an Indonesian - controlled territory on the island of Borneo plagued by ethnic and religious conflict , the paper said that `` armed mobs paraded the severed heads of their victims through villages '' and that `` the bridges in one town had been hung with the dismembered parts of the victims ' bodies . ''

, [ 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ] ] . Reexamination of Drosophila constitutive heterochromatin revealed that long stretches of highly repetitive DNA are interrupted by `` islands '' of retrotransposon sequences [ e.g .

The Post gives this order of battle : `` F-117 stealth aircraft and A-10 fighter jets at Kuwait 's Jabir Air Base , B-1 bombers and F-16 and F-15 fighter jets at Bahrain 's Sheik Isa Airfield , F-14 and F-18 fighter jets on two carriers , cruise missiles on a number of other ships and B-52 bombers on the British island of Diego Garcia . ''

This project is used to connect offices in the other islands to the main LASH office in Honolulu .

( Yankee in Rhode Island refers to descendants of the English who came here before the immigrants. )

The Northeast region included hospitals located in the states of Connecticut , Maine , Massachusetts , New Hampshire , New Jersey , New York , Pennsylvania , Rhode Island , and Vermont .

The story points out that Lee has long done consulting work for a Taiwan military institute and has two sisters who still live on the island .

where I i is the statistic for ZIP code i , z i is the difference between the SMR at i and the mean SMR for Long Island , z j is the difference between the SMR at j and the mean for Long Island .

One reason Long Island epitomizes boredom is because of its ur - suburb , Levittown , tedium expressed as architecture .

05% collagenase and 0.25% trypsin ( GIBCO , Grand Island , NY ) in Ca 2+ / Mg 2+- free HBSS .

At horse latitudes , the author has picked up the theory that it comes from `` golfo de las yeguas , ` gulf of the mares , ' which was the Spanish name for the ocean between Spain and the Canary Islands and compares the supposed fickleness of mares with the fickle winds in these latitudes . ''

The Rhode Island native made his debut in 1994 with a mannered , Mean Streets - style , Italian - guys - from - the - neighborhood picture called Federal Hill and followed that with a strenuously boring adaptation of David Mamet 's American Buffalo ( 1996 ) .

Kentucky , Maryland , Massachusetts , New Jersey , New York , North Carolina , Ohio , Pennsylvania , Rhode Island , South Carolina , Tennessee , Virginia , and West Virginia and the fine grid portions of Alabama , Georgia , Michigan , and Missouri .

During the 1850s , a Texas lawyer acquired a small herd of cattle on Matagorda Island .

13 The term `` United States '' is defined in the INA and Part 1626 as `` the continental United States , Alaska , Hawaii , Puerto Rico , Guam , and the Virgin Islands of the United States . ''

From California to the New York Island , and probably Utah as well .

The analysis performed by the New York State Department of Health ( which used the average cancer incidence / population for New York as a whole as a reference ) located significant elevations in breast cancer on Long Island in particular .

Only in the North did laws against intermarriage draw real fire , coming off the books in Maine , Michigan , Ohio , and Rhode Island .

The Island of the Colorblind is an odd book , part case study , part travelogue , part weave of digressions , but this oddness is a measure of the personality that unifies it .

7 murine macrophage - like cells ( American Type Culture Collection , Rockville , MD ) were cultured at 37°C in a humidified incubator ( 95% air with 5% CO 2 ) in RPMI-1640 medium with 10% fetal bovine serum , 100 U /ml penicillin and 100 mg/ml streptomycin ( GiBcoBRL Grand Island , NY ) .

( The name is now obsolete and the bird breeds only on Lord Howe Island . )

Under the scan statistic , all of eastern and most of western Suffolk are declared a cluster , as are substantial portions of Nassau , and the western portions of Long Island .

Clinton announced Friday that the drought was the worst in history for the agriculture of Maryland , New Jersey , Delaware , and Rhode Island .

All cultures were grown in serum-free Neurobasal ™ medium ( 2 ml per dish ) supplemented with B27 ( Gibco BRL , Grand Island , NY ; 50:1 v/v ) , 0.5 mM L-glutamine ( Sigma ) and 100 units/ml penicillin - streptomycin ( Gibco ; Catalog No .

The two empires agreed to divide the island , with the Portuguese ruling the eastern half and the Dutch the western .

A total of 48,000 CpG islands were found on the assembly using standard criteria [ 45 ] ( see Figure 1legend ) , with a median length of 336 bp .

On the tiny island nation of St. Kitts , a cocaine smuggler named Charles "Little Nut" Miller threatened to murder American veterinary students at the island 's university unless the United States dropped its efforts to extradite him .

In Crusoe's Island ( 1965 ) , he is both Robinson Crusoe and `` Friday 's progeny , / The brood of Crusoe 's slave . ''

Biosource International , Rockville , MD , and GIBCO / Life Technologies , Grand Island , NY.

'' Well , they tempt me to go back to an island where there are more dinosaurs . ''

Genomic intervals residing in R bands were significantly richer in exons , CpG islands , GC content , Alu repeats and minisatellites than those in G bands .

They run right over your face when you 're in a sleeping bag , '' says Gary Davis , a biologist at Channel Islands National Park -- referring either to the Wayans brothers scavenging for gags or to deer mice infested with hantavirus .

Off the coast to the south of St . David 's Island is smaller Nonsuch Island , once a quarantine station for sufferers of yellow fever .

These zephyr - borne estimates went way up after the Grucci fireworks barge floated between Liberty Island and the skyline with an electric sign on it that said Talk ( did I forget to say that this was Tina Brown 's party for her new magazine , Talk ? ) and hurled into the black sky a literally earth - shaking barrage of pyrotechnics .

The specific island of residence was coded in the HTR , but since close to 80% of the population resides on Oahu [ 25 ] , we classified residence as either Oahu or non - Oahu .

A statue of the patron saint of Xiamen , Koxinga ( Zheng Chenggong ) , stands on the tip of the island .

from the enchanted , irradiated island of childhood '' ( Richard Corliss , Time ) . Critics appreciate its avoidance of hackneyed gender politics , and its presentation of the boy 's colorful , cartoonlike fantasies .

Cell culture reagents and enzymes including MEM , HAM 's F12 , D-valine , dialyzed fetal calf serum , Pronase and DNase I are from Life Technologies ( Grand Island , NY ) except as noted .

Do visit the church to see its splendid iconostasis , considered the best on the island .

An expert predicts that the research could relegate today 's Native Americans to `` just another Ellis Island group '' and threaten their hard-won legal rights .

A more striking result is the expected positive correlation among exons , CpG islands , GC content and minisatellites , which track each other closely on most chromosomes .

( Streisand produced the just-aired tv-movie about the Long Island Railroad Massacre of a couple years ago and Heston did n't like it . )

A large cluster in south central Long Island is composed of four local clusters centered on Ronkonkama ( 11779 ) , Central Islip ( 11722 ) , Islip Terrace ( 11752 ) , and East Islip ( 11730 ) .

They officially became the first men to set foot on the heavily forested island , naming it Ilha da Madeira , `` Island of Timber . ``

If it 's sex you must talk about , talk about the pope standing on an island and coming out against birth control ( again ) .

A nonrandom pattern of promoter hypermethylation has been noted in specific genes in specific tumor types , although some genes are commonly methylated in diverse tumors [ 3 4 ] . The extent of aberrant promoter hypermethylation and its association with loss of gene function in cancer suggests that CpG island methylation is an important mechanism in inactivating tumor suppressor genes ( TSGs ) .

As for the pious hope that the Internal Revenue Service will be able to police the new tax breaks -- to assure that all claimants are truly residents of the district and that the nation 's capital has not become a flagrant tax haven -- well , the IRS has a better chance here than in the Cayman Islands .

We believe this result is consistent with an overall pattern of boundary fragmentation in western Long Island , and cohesive boundaries around the large - scale clusters occurring on mid - to eastern Long Island .

The museum , which is south of the center on Jalan Banjar Tilar Negara , gives an overview of the island 's culture , as well as its unique and volatile ecology .

Witness the bumper - sticker that reads , In Rhode Island Drunk Drivers get Court .

The HTR record contains demographic characteristics such as age , ethnicity , marital status , island of residence , as well as information on tumor size , extent of disease , lymph node involvement , and tumor grade .

The island has only two hotels , but a well - organized dive center runs a professional program for those who want to explore the seas off the island .

The seven - part title poem is both an elegy for her and a poem about her island , Walcott 's `` mother-country . ''

Thus while overlap avoidance occurs on the scale of Long Island as a whole , further investigation is needed to evaluate whether overlap occurs specifically in urban areas where there is a great deal of local scale variation in colorectal OPR .

The boats that ply the route from Bangsal to the islands wait for a full load of 15 to 20 people .

Harbour Island , called `` Briland '' by the locals , sits off the northeastern corner of the main island .

This not only surprised the old school but ushered in a new era full of opportunity for development as the island keeps up with a rapidly changing world .

There is also a short video presentation called `` Bermuda : Centre of the Atlantic , '' which tells the story of the founding and development of the island .

Every island has its own individual character , forged by a unique history and development , in fact the Bahamas could be said to be several different holiday experiences in one country , so it 's important to choose your island carefully to get the kind of holiday you want .

Others are far more exciting for divers , including Harrington Sound , the South Shore reef wall , and the wreck of the Vixen ( just off Somerset Long Bay on Somerset Island ) .

38 Although , in this case the equipment did not have to be erected adjacent to an operating boiler , the erection included demolishing and erecting a complete boiler island and demolishing the existing electrostatic precipitator .

He takes a drag on his cigarette and taps the ash between his legs , hearing a faint hiss as it hits the water . 

Someone passed her a fresh joint and she took a deep drag , feeling the smoke burn her throat . 

Reg Butler took a long drag on his cigar and glanced up from his newspaper . 

He sat at the desk , his head hanging forward on his chest , taking quick drags on his cigarette . 

The Palace of Justice ( a terrible misnomer ) was set on fire by the workers . 

The Queen of Pleasures was only a cruel misnomer for the Whore of Babylon . 

` Unionist " has long been a misnomer for both parties of that name in the Province , which are Protestant first and Unionist second . 

Parents ' evenings are a bit of a misnomer , in some schools these traditional semi-formal meetings are staggered throughout the day to give shift workers opportunity to attend . 

The title Kirkby Hill Races is something of a misnomer , as it refers not to a race but to an election . 

` Anecdotes " is something of a misnomer ; the book contains good quoted passages , but is in effect a series of long quotes rather than anecdotes . 

In fact holiday camps is a misnomer as these have recently been renamed ` holiday centres " or ` villages " in an effort to up-grade their market image . 

JustText is a misnomer really as it can handle graphics and rules quite easily . 

` Formalist " was in fact a misnomer for this theoretical enterprise and the term was actually coined not by the group but by their opponents . 

In ponies this condition is called ` Sweet Itch " which is the worst misnomer I 've ever heard . 

The absence of the joyriding Bill , to use the misnomer adopted by the Home Secretary , is not the only surprising omission . 

Though she encouraged the princess to keep a journal , she never kept one herself , thinking it inappropriate to her position .

This was confirmed by a handwritten journal kept in 1945 by de Fonblanque , which came to light during the trial of the libel action in 1989 , in which the entry for 21 May reads '' Toby Low departed on leave , not to return , and I became BGS '' .

Miss Lister administered it herself , and during her life there continued the practice she had begun in 1817 of keeping a daily journal .

Lady Franklin kept a journal during the voyage in which she described Gould 's eager attempts to continue bird collecting while they waited , windbound , in the Bay :

Zealous Calvinists , like Sir Robert Harley and William Dowsing , received specific commissions to oversee the destruction of images ; Dowsing , who kept a journal of his activities , personally visited nearly sixty churches in East Anglia .

Fortunately , during my first few months here , I kept a journal so I have some record of my early impressions .

She began to write a journal of her tours ( apparently from notes made during her journeys ) in 1702 .

In his lifetime an obscure figure ( he was ignored by contemporary obituarists ) , he became known in the twentieth century through the publication of his Diaries , journals of horseback tours through England and Wales .

just to make matters more difficult , sailors used the normal calendar day in their journals .

If you want to you can keep a diary or journal of your progress , rewarding yourself for every new skill mastered or job well done .

Anne Lister 's journal and diaries are a valuable source of information about social life and conditions in Yorkshire at the time of the Industrial Revolution and also about social and economic conditions in Russia and many other parts of Europe .

Whatever men and women have been interested in , concerned about , preoccupied with , either in the line of duty or on the domestic and recreational fronts , they have communicated it in letters , notes , diaries , journals , files , log books and the like .

In addition there are thousands of letters ` diaries and journals which were the property of prominent Methodists .

He was a tall good-looking officer in the scarlet and blue finery of the British Life Guards . 

For all he knew the decoration could have been left there years ago , when Alice used to see the foresters in their peculiar finery . 

She wanted to be noticed in all her finery and as she walked up the aisle she kept stopping to give a little cough on the back of her hand and looking from side to side . 

Gerald looked lovingly and sadly at his daughter , still seeing her as his little girl in spite of her finery . 

Christabel straightened up and whirled around to show off her finery . 

I ca n't have them all trooping out in their wedding finery looking for me . " 

Over the next four pages we salute those long-gone , daring mail order Del boys who dressed successive generations in shrink-to-fit 100% non-natural fibre finery . 

In keeping with the occasion , Rita is decked out in holiday finery -- an immaculate grey suit and a tasteful , blue woven hat . 

I wondered how many of them glanced down as they processed in their finery into the castle for tea with the Queen . 

When she appeared in her finery at the door of his study he commented unfavourably saying that only people in mourning wore black . 

He was got up in rusty finery , striped trousers and a dinner jacket with a white carnation in the button-hole and a clip-on bow tie . 

I fussed about , preparing myself , washing , combing my hair and putting on my borrowed finery . 

And when his friends and business associates came round , I would put on my finery and try out my power on them too . 

Only another woman , Mrs Gould , refused to be intimidated and stripped her finery away . 

Jeremy Woodhouse is Registrar at Marlborough , which has led a number of ambitious expeditions , including a six-week stint living 10,000 ft up Mount Kenya helping local people with projects . 

Therefore , after the stint on Broadway , Dustin married the woman whom he called ` my shiksa goddess " on 8 May 1969 at Temple Beth El Reform synagogue at Chappaqua , New York . 

He did a stint on a chain gang , and he became a professional boxer for a while . 

After Neil 's stint with Cozy Powell 's band , he changed tack , adopting a more jazz-rock leaning with his next band , Colosseum II . 

JOHN DEVEREUX 'S hopes of a summer stint with Australian club Manly have been dashed . 

There was only one thing for it , and that was to sever a connection that -- save for a seven-year stint with Somerset in the 70s -- goes back to 1949 . 

Former Wallaby scrum-half Brad Burke is certain to step up his campaign to be readmitted after a brief stint with Eastern Suburbs . 

Before that he did a stint with the Navy , then a senior registrar 's post on shore . 

Nevertheless , Mr Pozsgay did at least emerge from his six-year stint at the head of the ministry as a man who deserved credit for trying . 

Like so many of the men now rising to leadership in poor countries , he has done a stint at the World Bank , and is regarded as capable . 

But he has put in many a coaching stint at London Welsh and that is a task every bit as unrewarding as watching Chelsea . 

John has a wealth of experience in the hotel business , having worked for some of the largest chains in the country including a stint at the Savoy in London . 

Expectations were even loftier for Paul Farbrace during his stint at Canterbury . 

On his return home in the late 1950s he did a stint as a tea planter in Assam , before becoming an executive with a private firm in Bombay . 

Then there was the young Tip 's seven-year stint as a clubmaker . 

Simpkin is now coaching Hong Kong , after a stint as the Colony 's director of coaching . 

After coming back from doing his stint , he discovered that his dressing room had been broken into and the telly nicked . 

Food and Drink : A dish for the party Thane Prince with ideas for that all-night election stint 

Alex Wyllie , the former New Zealand coach who retired after the World Cup last year , was due in South Africa yesterday to begin a six-month coaching stint . 

He started by doing stints in the three main factories in London , Manchester and Edinburgh , often working very long hours . 

Then , after a quick stint in sales , Hall settled in Chicago , determined to make showbiz his life . 

After two years in Transport Command , he did a stint as deputy director of equipment . 

During the night of 10/11 April Innes Westmacott undertook his first stint of night duty . 

Before the row , Mr Delors had praised Mr Major 's stint as EC President during the last traumatic six months . 

By good luck , they were in the middle of a long stint in London . 

My stint in the TA was as a conscript , and those of us who did our national service in the TA made many friendships that have lasted to this day . 

The following day was Wednesday and Gloria , the extrovert young matron who ` did " for both Melissa and Iris , arrived to do her weekly stint of housework . 

Eliza settled in for a four-month stint of painting and drawing . 

Punch served a stint in the newsroom but failed to develop into a news-hungry reporter . 

Most dealers had already written in a premium for the premiership of Pierre Beregovoy , whose stint as finance minister made him well known to the business community . 

Only those with plenty of stamina can attempt an ` open day " , however , since a twelve-hour stint of entertaining requires forethought and energy . 

Helen was called home to help her sister , Irene , in her employment and during this ten-week secretarial stint she and Edward met frequently on the Common as Helen returned from her work . 

As he bobs off to get ready for his DJing stint , someone hands me another packet of the smart drink . 

A one-year stint as assistant lecturer at University College London was followed in 1928 by a year of research in the United States and the West Indies , financed by a Laura Spelman Rockefeller memorial studentship . 

Ireland coach Cess Koppelaar put his players through a one-hour training stint yesterday morning , and placed a heavy emphasis on shooting practice . 

After a three year stint at the Conservative Research Department , in 1986 she became head of the policy unit at the Institute of Directors . 

This included five years with Edinburgh Corporation 's City Engineer 's Department and a four year stint with Lothian Regional Council as transportation engineer in the mid 1970s . 

Clinical psychologists LOUISE PEATE , 31 , and KATE WHITE , 26 , of Leicester , were taking a trip of a lifetime after completing a successful seven-year stint at university . 

He 's just finished a stint as Edmund in King Lear at the Royal Court Theatre and is looking forward to a holiday in Wales with his actress wife , six-year-old daughter and teenage stepson . 

He then had a two-year stint as secretary to the Army Council . 

Although he has spent most of his working life in academia he did have an eight- year stint , from 1963 , in industrial research . 

On his head was the horned-moon helm of Saphery and he swiftly took up position between the queen and the Keeper of Secrets . 

They wore brigandines and soft boots and dulled metal helms strapped over a coif of thick wool . 

To the brow of its great horned helm was welded the Circlet of Iron . 

The door of the tavern banged open and a crowd of men entered with rain sheening their steel helms and the mail shirts under their cloaks . 

It lay over there with the gold helm made in Germany to replace the helm of Canute 's that had blown in pearls to the wind , beading the ashes of his forebears ' great hall at Orphir . 

Three warriors of about 1150 , wearing conical helms and long mail shirts and carrying kite-shaped shields . 

He had lost much blood , his helm was notably dinted , and the head inside it already dazed and misty as the dusk coming down on the hills . 

" And she had this baby and it had a birthmark like a cat 's face on its stomach . " 

Dorothy had referred to him as ` that chap with the birthmark on his face . " 

He was one-eyed with a great purple birthmark across his face ; he must be the same fellow who had been closeted so secretly with Irvine at the Sea Barque in Leicester . 

He used to wear a Halloween mask to hide his birthmark when he played with his wee friends . 

Sure enough , down the steps another group was approaching , and Pugwash shook with fright as he recognised the heavy shape and huge beard of his greatest enemy . 

On one embarrassing occasion Queen Mary caught her earring on the beard of the plumber who was showing her that the lavatory cistern really worked . 

I love the out-of-control beards of the elders like ` Moses " . 

The visitor sipped his coffee and looked at the impish old man with his goatee beard . 

Sitting at a counter surrounded by the fulsome figures of the Boo Yaa Tribe , with his goatee beard and black stetson hat , he tells us about a party he 's giving at his home in Chicago . 

He had a winging moustache and a goatee beard but he moved tentatively , uncertainly , and Melanie guessed it was Finn who worked him . 

From his shiny , greasy , biker-looking jeans to his short , greying beard , he was muscle and bone . 

He 's well over six feet tall , sports a rough-and-tumble greying beard and , as a physical specimen , he 's around the same mass as , say , Norway . 

While he was blinded , Jane grabbed his beard with both hands and tugged . 

He had a small , pointed , elusive beard like the Don , and wispy grey moustaches drooping to join it . 

Whatham 's hunch in casting Crawford , who sported a neatly cut beard for the role , had been proved correct . 

Dyed-in-the-wool Labourites can still be heard muttering oaths into their beards against ` cellphone socialists " -- barely one step up the political rung from those most reviled of all creatures , champagne socialists . 

She explained , and she showed us all those tiles and bowls , and the brush and comb he used to do his beard with . " 

The menfolk have an aged , craggy appearance , being hunch-backed from their hard labour , and wear a long grey beard . 

Enid had sneaked into Maud 's room for a quick conference about Mildred . 

While I admire the saddle-stitching on the suitcase , Karl has moved on to a conference about the length of Gisela 's fringe . 

There is a conference about the collar , then the jacket disappears to reappear worn by Gisela , teamed with white cotton drill cycling shorts . 

They managed their conference over coffee , which they took in the lounge sitting in the chairs by the window . 

2 hours before the show starts , the Fire Brigade and 2 besuited men from the local authority are in grim conference over the safety of some fireworks in the production . 

He held a two-and-a-half hour conference with the Eighth Army commander Gen McCreery , his Chief of Staff Brig Floyd and the senior representative on Eighth Army staff at Allied Military Government Air Cdre Benson . 

January 1912 opened with a proposal by Wilson to the Shipping Federation that there should be a joint conference with the union in the following March . 

All that buff paint -- it was so unbabylike ; a nursery should have some pink and blue and lemon in it , like sugared almonds . 

The bitter variety is a distinct one , all the almonds of a bitter tree being bitter , rather than an occasional sport from a sweet almond . 

It releases cyanide when in the presence of hydrolysing enzymes that are present in some vegetables , such as lettuce and mushrooms , certain fresh fruits , green peppers , celery and sweet almonds . 

Add all other ingredients except the yogurt and toasted almonds . 

But up to one per cent of European ` sweet " almonds can be bitter , and bitter almonds are grown specifically . 

De-bittering bitter almonds is a simple matter of washing the nuts with several changes of cold water , a leaching process really , and without the bitter amygdalin and poisonous prussic acid , bitter almonds are extremely useful . 

Place the blanched almonds on a piece of foil , and toast under a hot grill until they are lightly browned . 

Almond biscuits will be moister if you grind nuts freshly -- grate blanched almonds in a cylindrical-shaped grater . 

Meanwhile , grill the flaked almonds until golden ; cool and roughly chop . 

Away from the heat , add the sugar to the pan , then stir in the ground almonds and the lightly beaten eggs , in that order . 

Scatter the freshly ground almonds over the base of the pastry case and carefully pour the syrup mixture on top . 

Stir together the flour , ground cinnamon , grated suet , flaked almonds and orange zest . 

Mix 12 oz. to 1 lb. of mulberries cooked with sugar as above with 1½ to 2 oz. of fresh soft white breadcrumbs and 1½ to 2 oz. of skinned and finely ground almonds . 

She rams a power drill into the ear of her baby doll while going through appalling ` cute " histrionics that are like Kate Bush with a soiled nappy and a gallon of helium . 

He shouted in the ear of the man next to him who shouted back but all one could hear was ` Jesus " and the other ` Fucking gun " . 

Blondel scowled , and then grabbed the headgear from the Lombard brothers and rammed it down over the ears of the prisoners . 

Each ear of each child was investigated separately , thus enabling the comparison of four different types of ear : unoperated , ventilation tube alone , adenoidectomy alone , and adenoidectomy in combination with a tube . 

Lee took them from her and kissed her and whispered in her ear : ` Be nice to Conrad , " because she knew Philippa considered him decadent and damned . 

His breath was grunting in her ear as he stooped to find the edge of the tape , and she could smell the sweat and youth of his body as he worked . 

On the way down the corridor Martinho hissed in my ear , ` You want to get us all shot ? 

Shrugging the collar higher around tingling ears he thought of Carrie . 

Nick was some way along the line , at the bend where the track curved round the mountain and Carrie saw him put his hands over his ears as the train blew its whistle . 

The hall light was still on and he put his ear to the letter box ; he could hear her voice on the telephone but could not distinguish her words . 

As publisher and chief executive of the New York Times , he is bashed about the ears by almost everybody he meets . 

David was once cuffed around the ear for reciting The Spam Sketch during a school geography lesson . 

He had lifted the phone and put it to his ear without ever coming properly awake . 

“ You know I do n't … but a few soft curls over each ear look very becoming — everyone says so . ” 

` Keep your voice down , ca n't you ? " he murmured , but his two sons had sharp ears . 

Watt , however , has had some minor surgery on his ears in an effort to improve his balance and last night said he was feeling much better . 

I went to the manse , a beautiful flat near the avenue Foche , and the door was opened by a grave and courteous manservant . 

Church and manse were erected in 1860 , and a school soon afterwards . 

A new manse was erected in 1892 , and the church was repaired in 1893 . 

They can also develop pressure sores on the elbows and other joints . 

He was suffering from frequent migraine attacks and had persistent desert sores which refused to heal . 

While Paddy Mayne and his men were busily raiding , Stirling had finally succumbed to his desert sores and had been hospitalized in Cairo . 

Herpes simplex , the virus responsible for cold sores on the lips and face , is also involved in genital infection . 

In these cases the infection has been contracted during passage through the birth canal from sores on the mother 's genitalia . 

The primary sore may still be present in about one third of cases of secondary syphilis . 

The sores are usually relatively painless , and this procedure , like the urethral investigation , need give no cause for alarm . 

The patient should be nursed in a comfortable position which should be changed frequently to avoid pressure sores . 

An old person who is bedbound may get pressure sores or ulcers in a very short time and these can take a long time to heal ( see page 78 ) . 

There are a few people who develop sores or cracked skin at the corner of the mouth and suffer from riboflavin or vitamin B2 deficiency . 

Wherever we walked people asked us to treat inflamed eyes , limbs swollen by filariasis , and all manner of festering sores . 

There were sores of malnourishment at the edge of his mouth , and his skin was crossed with premature folds and lines , like a map of the face of his father . 

Look out for smell of solvent on breath , nose-bleeds , sores around nose and mouth , weight loss . 

His wife must not only train up her children and maids in fear of God but attend to the wounds and sores of parishioners with her own hands . 

Going down on your partner is safe as long as you do not have bad cuts or sores in the mouth , or bleeding gums . 

Boils and sores burst out over his flesh , his body becomes hunched and arthritic , his skin aged and withered . 

His description of the bed sores , gangrene , and so on , is unsuitable for these pages , but not his conclusion . 

All of us had sores and infections on our hands and arms from the cold and the dirt . 

His lower jaw , lips and nose had been infested with open sores and scabs , much of the flesh eaten away . 

The Robemaker 's skin was covered with suppurating sores , great festering , oozing ulcers , leprous growths , cancerous chancres . 

Hayley Burton was thin and very pale , with small sores around her mouth and nose , greasy fair hair that had n't been washed in weeks , and dark-shadowed pale blue eyes . 

He walked with a limp , and had you not known better you could have mistaken the sores and scabs on his face for the kind of wounds worn by down-and-outs in Cardboard City . 

The beaks of flamingos are usually inverted when feeding , the algae and shrimps are filtered from the water by hair-like lamellae on the rims of the bill openings . 

The characteristic gaudy beak of the puffin is but a summer adornment , and is shed in winter . 

Few , however , will escape the predatory beaks of our Vangmoor songsters , bent upon feeding their young . 

It would knock on the door with its beak when it required feeding . 

The coot is one of the most common water birds with its white beak and face shield . 

The bonds were too tight to allow the muscular body any movement , but the bird crossly jerked its head and opened its pointed beak to hiss at Joseph 's fingers . 

Bower-bird ate daintily , plucking one scarlet berry at a time from its bed of leaves , chewing it thoroughly in his short beak and swallowing before taking another . 

Turkey Lurkie blew his beak loudly and sniffed a few more times . 

At the same time , her oars sent her spinning into a turn , so that her iron beak pointed outward , ready to gore the towering sides of the Genoese . 

A battleground of historic events and a jungle of eyes watching him out of the gloom , bright eyes and eyes dulled from misuse , flaring nostrils and faded plumage and gaping jaws and once beaks . 

For example , the type of parrot beak that cracks Brazil nuts admirably would , on Diatryma , be wildly oversized for even the most enormous nuts . 

As more swifts swung over the warm evening sky outside she got increasingly agitated and so great was the sound her clashing talons and lunging beak and wild wings made that all the other birds of prey in the Cages grew restless as well . 

Hummingbirds are large pollinators and potentially , therefore , very destructive : mechanisms reducing damage to the flower include the development in many groups of the inferior ovary , concealing the delicate ovules well away from probing beaks , as in Fuchsia ( Onagraceae ) , and the red fruit-like spurs in Norantea guianensis ( Marcgraviaceae ) in Brazil , the rest of the flower being inconspicuous . 

The birds had a habit of dipping their beaks in the water and then shaking their heads so that the ivory-coloured beaks flashed in the sun . 

The jaw muscles turn out to have been placed to generate the most powerful bite possible , especially when Diatryma brought into play the powerful downwards hingeing action of the upper beak on the skull . 

At first Creggan had mantled at these free birds , raising his great wings and lunging his beak towards them in a threatening way . 

Her severed head flopped on a bin of guts , yellow beak in a grimace -- take me with you ? 

Don Roscoe had his arm torn open by the razor beak of one such bird . 

I felt a stabbing pain in my caught wing as the one on the top of the pole lunged with his beak at where he saw blood . 

The young beaks are not strong enough to break the yarn ( have you ever tried breaking acrylic ? ) and of course , they can not unpick the yarn . 

There 's something about watching little birds , even dead ones , being torn to shreds by a powerful beak that turns my stomach . 

Prey is immediately carried to the mouth and killed with a bite from the bird-like beak , tucked away among the tentacles . 

He watched its greenish , powerful beak stabbing the ground but could not make out what it was doing . 

A kea , New Zealand 's native parrot , swooped by out of the gloom , its green wings flapping round my head and its curved beak frighteningly close to my face . 

The ornithischia often had bony beaks at the front with teeth at the sides and back of the jaws . 

Young birds also have quite a small black beak during their first winter . 

Every bird has a beak and wings , so it is meaningful to ask what are the lengths of beaks and wings for all birds . 

He noticed that some had beaks that seemed to be perfectly created for the needs of the locality . 

Like most birdwatchers , I have only seen them in pictures -invariably in supremely elegant poses , their long , thin beaks delicately probing the water for weeds . 

The two noddies are fairly similar , but the lesser has a longer beak and the brown , as its name suggests , has a paler brown back . 

His odyssey thus brought the history of an important part of the British intellectual left full circle . 

It is one of the few gestures of real friendship encountered by this lonely man in his long and tormented odyssey . 

Yet on April 22nd James Baker , the secretary of state , broke his Arab-Israeli peace-seeking odyssey for a side-trip to Kuwait , where he had stern if diplomatic words with the emir and the crown prince . 

He 's just written a book about his personal odyssey over them all , entitled In Monte Viso 's Horizon , published by that entirely admirable small publishing house The Ernest Press . 

In that first quiet week of the ` phoney " war I had plenty to think about . 

It is a lively superbly well-equipped resort where there is always plenty to do -- from horse-riding to go-karting , tennis to mini-golf . 

Give the horse plenty to think about so that he concentrates on his work rather than other exciting stimuli . 

Marie bought loads of cat food before she left , so there 's plenty for him . 

But it seems there are some that still have plenty of money . " 

Even if camping is still a complete turn-off for her there are plenty of creative ways to enjoy the outdoors without camping . 

I am always punctual and on the platform in plenty of time , but it is seldom the right platform . 

This procedure provides plenty of room for fudging the figures and building in arbitrary assumptions . 

But there are plenty of reasons why cash might be needed in a hurry . 

But at least I have plenty of time to think while I 'm driving -- I use the time to plan ahead . " 

It will be much quieter and more pleasant and there 's always plenty to drink . 

They should also be encouraged to take plenty of exercise and eat a good healthy diet . 

There were plenty of fish to eat in Egypt , and fruit and vegetables -- and no shortage of water . 

Mrs Hardman loves animals , and there 's plenty for him to eat , lots of grass to run on . 

The mule uttered its insane bray and broke free of its prison at last . 

The narrow , hot streets dinned with the silver bray of trumpets and the shrieks of dying men and women . 

There was a smell of burning fat in the air and , in the distance , the bray of raucous singing . 

A bray of trumpets stilled the clamour , their shrill so angry the birds in the trees around Smithfield rose in noisy protesting flocks . 

Athelstan was sure that they all looked his way but again came the shrill bray of the trumpets . 

They would wait silently by the roadside for a victim and could only he identified if forced to speak , for then they would emit a loud bray . 

On the other hand , extreme plagiarism , banality or cynicism still induce a certain queasiness in the beholder , which suggests there is some point in good architecture . 

Considering his love for the country , her queasiness had to be ignored . 

Her breasts became tender , she endured a faint queasiness in the mornings but no actual sickness and finally , her figure began to thicken and take on a matronly look . 

A surge of adrenalin banished the early morning queasiness , and the feeling of excitement came back as we examined this new land through binoculars . 

Apart from a slight queasiness , physically she felt quite fit . 

Frantically Isabel gathered her wits , trying to suppress the sudden queasiness in the pit of her stomach . 

Melissa felt a faint sensation of queasiness as she pushed open the door . 

An opposition MP , Mr Jan Van Eck , yesterday accused the police of complicity in the latest fighting to break out at the Cape Town squatter camp , Crossroads . 

It is in this arena that some of the fiercest intellectual fighting about art is taking place , though the contests range wider than the visual arts to politics and economics . 

The provincials regarded us as a gassy , protesting , quarrelsome , cantankerous crowd , very good at cursing the enemy and cursing ourselves , but no good at effective fighting against the well organised political parties . 

Eventually Adam was made up to captain , but not before he had distinguished himself in the Malayan jungle in hand-to-hand fighting against the never-ending waves of Chinese soldiers . 

It was also -- although it is now forgotten in the West -- the scene of some of the fiercest fighting between Axis and Allied forces in the Middle East . 

It saw much of the fighting between Moors and Christians during El Cid 's lifetime . 

After the Khmers Rouges announced their boycott , ceasefire violations were said to have worsened , with outbreaks of fierce fighting between their guerrillas and government troops north of Phnom Penh during July and August . 

By then , Bedford will be left fighting for survival in four crunching closing fixtures and when Patterson makes his likely league debut it will be in Bath , of all places . 

It said UN military observers helped after it collapsed in a dispute over control of the local police , prompting new fighting for territory yesterday between the former allies . 

Equipped with Messerschmitt Bf109E fighters , the unit was composed of battle-hardened veterans who had seen much action during the fighting over England during the previous summer . 

Heavy fighting with government troops was expected to break out soon . 

When a certain degree of proficiency has been reached , a student takes part in free fighting with a partner . 

THE fighting on the ground may be nothing compared with the fighting over who pays the bill . 

The many functions that have been proposed for it range from sound transmission to drilling holes in ice ; but it is really used in aggressive fighting among males . 

However , reports continued of instability throughout the country , and of persistent fighting on the Sierra Leone border [ see also below , this page ] . 

Provisions in the Constitution for Turkish Cypriot participation in government have been in abeyance since intercommunal fighting in 1963 . 

Recent fighting in ( to name but a few ) Togo or Rwanda or on the Senegal-Mauritania border has lacked even that vestigial interest for western readers . 

To the first he gave five bags of gold , to the second , two bags , and to the third , one bag of gold . 

She also claimed that her minister , Thomas Clendon , had attempted to confiscate three bags of her money , worth £953 6s. 8d . 

Her very ordinariness was celebrated ; everyday gestures such as opening a car door herself or buying a bag of sweets were acclaimed as evidence of a very human princess . 

Salt -- again buy a large bag and use as a pond additive at 1 z per-gallon as a stress removing antiseptic , or 5oz per gallon as a short term bath . 

She was eating from an extra large bag of potato crisps and digging the stuff out in handfuls . 

A bag of gourmet jelly Wunder beans makes an ideal Christmas stocking filler . 

After all , many of those he was up against would have been miners , like his five brothers , like Ifor who could carry a bag of cement under each arm . 

It saves throwing away the remains of a large bag of cement , too . 

All a long way from a pint of mild and a bag of chips after a night at the City Varieties …

Take an example : Mrs. Jones telephones her coal merchant asking him to deliver six bags of coal . 

Terry did n't appear to have thought about this before and he puzzled over it , staring into his bitter and a bag of smoky bacon crisps . 

Six juveniles were arrested after breaking into Park View garage , at Chilton in which an £800 window was smashed and 12 bags of crisps taken . 

My little boy honestly prefers a bag of nuts or fruit , and is n't partial to anything sweet or sugary . 

The case involved the sale of a specific lot of 700 bags of nuts lying in the seller 's warehouse . 

Chief Joseph is here , and says he will surrender for two hundred bags of sugar . 

To give you an example : in our house a two pound bag of sugar lasts six weeks . 

Therefore , when I open a bag of sugar , I write on the sixth page o f my notebook ` 2lb sugar " . 

4 Now many 250g bags of sugar can be filled from a 20kg sack of sugar ? 

A gentleman from Peebles called our phone-in to ask for help with whitefly on his fuchsias , and Carole was able to offer some advice . 

Certain noblemen and gentlemen from the topmost ranks of society were named as subscribers , including the Marquess of Titchfield and Sir T.C. Bunbury , steward of the Jockey Club . 

Out popped a very strange gentleman from this aircraft that I noticed had American markings , but I still did not know what the aircraft was , I had a vague idea but I was not sure . 

In June , a well-to-do gentleman in a charged emotional state , ran into the Reading Police Station , where he was confronted by Chief Constable Peck . 

On its whistle-stop tour of the Pacific his Floating Island -- an Oahu with propellers -- found Polynesian gentlemen in waistcoats and wing-collars instead of savages in feathers . 

He is a gentleman of complete integrity , ` disdainful of all littleness and meanness " , to whom honour has more importance than life itself . 

` He seems to be a gentleman of leisure , that young man , " Lesley continued thoughtfully . 

M. Dupont was a tall , elegant gentleman with a grey beard and a monocle . 

A short ancient gentleman with a droopy moustache was running towards them . 

The gentleman with the glass eye at the next table is discussing civic sculpture with a woman who might be Catherine Deneuve . 

He seemed a courtly gentleman with the inbred manners of a diplomat . 

Who were the country gentlemen who were so put out from pursuing their time-honoured pastime ? 

Walter Long was a country gentleman who played up to that image for all he was worth , using Henry Chaplin- " the squire -- as his political model . 

The charming smile managed to reassert itself , seeming to ask how could anyone suspect such a gentleman . 

Just then we reached the gate , and I saw a gentleman on a horse looking over it . 

As a gentleman of considerable physique , Guttersnipe is naturally alarmed at such prejudice against the nutritionally challenged . 

You could have saved the cartoonist 's fee by using the picture of the long-haired gentleman on page 1223 . 

The eldest son James succeeded his father as master carpenter to the Ordnance and lived the life of a country gentleman in Surrey , serving as high sheriff of the county in 1764 . 

` You shameless hussy ! " said Cook , and thought accordingly worse of the foreign gentleman for arousing such fancies . 

Then I plucked up the courage to start moving around on my own and began walking down a path when the gentleman in grey asked people to stand aside , and I stepped well back . 

As soon as the gentleman came round from the stables on his horse , the lad pelted down town and across the building sites to alert the men . 

You 're going to have everything a London gentleman should have , a carriage , and horses , and everything ! " 

The old-fashioned English gentleman , who died in hospital yesterday aged 84 , was the master of the understatement . 

` I thought it right to feed you , sir , " said Fosdyke , ` in the style of an English gentleman . 

There was a widow-lady called Mrs Raw and her son Bernard , who shared their home with an elderly gentleman , Mr William Wilkins . 

Casual onlookers must have been puzzled by the presence of several elderly Japanese gentlemen dotted around the congregation . 

At dinner , Evelyn was put between an elderly deaf gentleman who paid attention only to the food , and a hawk-nosed young man with a rather loud public-school voice . 

The two elderly black gentlemen gleam from the shadows glowing with a fine sweat . 

SENSING our recent sorrows , an elderly gentleman kindly sent an Arsenal badge in the mail . 

It was a programme about evaluations and the learned gentleman posed the question : ` Would you rather live for five years with two legs or twenty-five years with one leg ? " 

The right hon. and learned Gentleman knows that he is avoiding the reality because it is so embarrassing . 

He was shown into Mr Brownlow 's study , where the old gentleman and his friend Mr Grimwig were sitting . 

The old gentleman made a so-so gesture with a pale right hand . 

But it is guesswork because I do n't know the gentlemen concerned and I do n't know the full facts . 

` Not so , " said the bowler-hatted gentleman , who also sported a neat black beard . 

After all , " said the kind-looking gentleman in his pleasant voice , ` they were aware by then that you knew where they lived , and that there was a chance you 'd have them arrested . " 

` And did you tell the foreign gentleman that her husband was going mad with jealousy ? " 

When he rose , he discovered that the gentleman had removed his hat . 

The gentleman from Whitehall not only knew best ; he was the unacknowledged legislator of the world , who had ( indirectly at least ) won the war . 

Well I 'm sorry that the gentleman from Athens said that , but we have to understand that people right now are going through some very strong feelings and I 'm sure they 're disappointed . 

I think of him as an artist who writes history , and I take it that the history he writes includes the history he has principally suffered -- that of Poland .

A September method was employed by Bede in his ecclesiastical history written in AD731 , and he used either 1 September or 24 September as his year-start dates ( the Greek and the Caesarian systems ) .

The history of the German people between 1933 and 1945 can sometimes read like a particularly nightmarish Gothic fairy tale .

" I read in Goldsmith 's History of Greece , which is a very interesting book , then my attention is directed to Arithmetic which generally finishes the day 's employment .

Anyone who has read Richard Gough 's History of Myddle ( 1701-2 ) is left in no doubt that the basic unit of English society in the Tudor and Stuart period was the family .

Within the library a cadre of Loremasters began to inscribe the Book of Days , the great history of the Elf people on which all future histories would be based .

One of the critical directions supported by recent work on the Renaissance is to render these other histories more visible and to examine the means by which they were hidden .

He has published a history of Abbey Road studios and wrote the BBC Radio 1 special , ` The House of Wax " , two programmes narrated by Cliff Richard telling the 90-year history of EMI .

In 1990 he published a major history of Christianity in Scotland .

An Illustrated History of Hartburn Village Through The Passage of Time is the third local history published by Printability Publishing of Lower Church Street , Hartlepool .

In 1909 she became editor of the Charity Organisation Review , and in 1914 she published a history of the previous half-century of charitable work in London , Social Work in London 1869-1912 .

Her book is not a comprehensive history of English garden design , but a much chancier , though equally delightful narrative depending for its emphasis on what happened to find its way into the collection .

This is apparent in a striking passage of the Histories ( 6. 5 3-4 ) written by Polybius , a Greek exiled to Rome in the second century BC .

Polybius could not have written his history as he did if he had not found in Rome an aristocracy which he could instinctively understand because he shared its attitude to life .

As the pyramids were already about 2500 years old when Diodorus wrote his World History , one is given to wonder what his authority might have been for such a vivid description .

Scrutinized from the ground , which is where the narrator and Elena McMahon are , this history is not as random as it might seem .

In `` A Brief History of Taxes , '' the chart she runs with her diatribe against supply-side economics is worthless , as even Paul Krugman would advise , because it accounts for neither the efficiency of the market in discounting changes in tax law throughout the legislative process , nor the volatility of monetary policy during the last 30 years of a floating dollar .

-- István Deák , author of Beyond Nationalism : A Social and Political History of the Habsburg Officer Corps , 1848-1918Back

For the most part , the book consists of a rewriting of history , from the dawn of time , with the purpose of demonstrating two main themes : the `` fact '' that women were responsible for all the important contributions to the advancement of civilization ( as the development of agriculture , for instance ) , often despite the arrogance and stupidity of men ; and the `` fact '' that women have long been subjected to domination by men .

This rewriting of history is punctuated by an array of four-letter invectives applied to males and by adjectives like brilliant , unusual , inspiring , and so forth to women .

'' History according to Rosalind Miles '' blasts away at the symptoms in a misconceived notion that alleviating them will effect a cure of the disease .

May I suggest you take your finger off the button , calm down , and review the history of Vancouver 's 10 year experiment doing just such a thing .

On the role of different U.S. government agencies , see Steve Coll , Ghost War : The Secret History of the CIA , Afghanistan , and bin Laden , from the Soviet Invasion to September 10, 2001 ( Penguin , 2004 ) , p .

The paper was referring to a trailer in Vanity Fair for Cornwell 's new book Hitler 's Pope : The Secret History of Pius XII that was omitted from VF 's European edition .

An editorial in the right-wing ABC supported the invocation of Kosovo , damning the nationalists ' focus on `` ethnicity , linguistic imposition , collusion with ETA terrorism , dishonest rewriting of history , and social exclusion . ''

My Columbia colleague Simon Schama 's Dead Certainties , also now several years old , was a deliberate effort to play with the elusive boundary between fiction and history and to suggest how the two might be fruitfully joined .

The less compatible a pair the greater the probability that their relationship will regress in the presence of another animal . 

But we have a greater probability that we shall self-destruct . 

The probability that the particle , say , passes through some particular point is found by adding up the waves associated with every possible history that passes through that point . 

The testimony such as it is points to the probability that he was wearing both his jacket and his overall . 

The overall probability for a patient with Crohn 's disease being homozygous for the major locus for Crohn 's disease was 0.07 . 

This looks formidable , and the probabilities for higher values of x are complicated to calculate . 

The probabilities for these rules can be obtained from corpora . 

Repetitive touching of the body surface results in a decrease in the amplitude and probability of withdrawal of the gill and siphon , a decrease which can persist for weeks . 

The probability of such an event may be low , but the consequences would be serious since investment income for long-term funds is approximately half as large as their total premium income . 

Hence , the greater the volatility , the greater the chance , within any given term to expiry , that share price and option premiums will change , thus increasing the probability of a profitable investment . 

He had left a home and run away , but all he looked as if he had got was the probability of sleeping rough on a pavement . 

The nucleus of a $sup14 ; C atom is unstable so there is a finite probability at any instant in time that it will decay . 

The idea of confidence runs thus : Rather than look at the probability of getting this precise result , we find the probability of getting a less likely observed result . 

These theories attempt to link the value of rewards , the probability of receiving these rewards and the effort put in . 

This particular survey showed that the probability of finding the bacterium increased with the number of water samples taken . 

An article in the September 1987 issue of Employment Gazette gives the following probabilities of reaching particular durations of unemployment based on benefit claims in 1985 . 

The fact that small groups tend of necessity to comprise a membership of close kin favours the occurrence of kin selection and hence a high probability that cooperative behaviour will evolve . 

That is , the probability is 1 in 1000 for the result to have occurred by chance . 

yes there was my mother-in-law , but there 's a probability that there 's quite a few others living locally . 

Research at three other sites , including the sites of nuclear weapon testing in Nevada , have detected radically different strains of bacteria .

DARLINGTON people have backed a ballot by the town 's animal welfare group for a Europe-wide ban on cosmetic testing on animals .

The competence of the adjustment mechanism under managed floating was given a thorough testing by the oil shocks of 1973 -- 74 and 1979 -- 80 .

Our objective is to expose those treatments in orthodox medicine that have never been subjected to rigorous testing to prove their safety and effectiveness .

It is suggested that stability testing should be a continuing process involving samples from each stage of the development of a product .

Intensive road testing of the first ten Class 91s started in the spring of 1988 and the first public services with the new Mk 4 stock started between King 's Cross and Leeds in October 1989 .

In other words , statistical testing should not be used as a substitute for theoretical ideas by simply dredging the data for any statistically significant relationships that happen to be present .

More than 25 glass lined and stainless steel reactors , which hold from 50-1200 litres , are used for development and testing .

Parents would not see their children for most of the day , and when they finished their daily work they would be too tired for much except rest .

When we began our work on the secondary stages we considered whether to add a fourth profile component , knowledge about language , but we rejected this plan for two reasons .

He intends continuing its work on Unix networking and the Unix file system and adding new products in Unix network file sharing and storage .

Small teams of volunteers have spent an occasional afternoon continuing the work of clearing trees near the bridge , cutting up the timber and burning the brash .

These were the prevailing attitudes towards teaching Art in colleges and most schools at the time Basil , and later Rosemary Rocke , commenced their advisory work in the West Riding of Yorkshire .

We worked on gut feeling and it was very difficult to control and manage all the development work because of the technology involved .

They require some basic work but are generally easier than the cube , though some have many more positions .

Listening demands concentration , a focus of attention ; it costs effort , it can be hard work , much harder work when there is a hearing loss .

This is due to many factors , one of the more obvious of which is that the cumulative physical demands of manual work may well affect the worker 's health .

But at that time , too , women who reached their mid-forties were frequently exhausted by constant child-bearing and hard physical work .

Jean Stanier ( Mrs Velecky ) gave up her scientific work when her son was born in 1966 .

Economic growth is created by people 's hard work , ingenuity , thrift and willingness to take risks .

If Kylie is happy with her work , she considers she 's over the main hurdle .

Hard work , ample food and a neat change of clothes into the bargain .

The ERPS team are very fortunate that this facility is available to them because it has enabled the reconstruction work to be undertaken more efficiently .

Elected local government enables ` ordinary " people to participate in the work of government without the disruption to their careers and domestic life that national office usually involves .

Exacting specifications were then provided for firms who offered to tender for the work of dismantling and rebuilding .

So , your cells do thermodynamic work to make lipids , which spontaneously form a low-energy structure , the membrane .

I made a new distinction between measurements the demon might make that reveal features of nonequilibrium systems that can be used to extract work , and measurements he might make of the nonequilibrium system that can not be used to extract work .

While this work generally does not involve assessing specific ongoing programs , it may use data from relevant audit work for comparative or baseline purposes .

One day during a university English class , a very discomfited student , after frantic and obtrusive dictionary work , handed a colleague of mine a scrap of paper .

This raises an interesting question for the biology community : In a field in which scientific contributions have long been judged in terms of the amount of new experimental data they contain , how does one judge work that is primarily focused on interpreting ( albeit with great effort and sophistication ) the experimental data of others ?

Thus , in the present work we attempted to study in detail the distribution of fibers and cell bodies containing neurokinin in the human brainstem , using an immunoperoxidase technique , and to compare our findings with the distribution of other tachykinins previously described in the human brainstem [ 23 24 25 27 ] . Finally , we report here a widespread distribution of fibers and cell bodies containing neurokinin in the human brainstem .

However , significant integration and planning work remains to be done in this area of the state .

One FEMA inspector told GAO that some survey-damage reports after the Northridge quake included work that had been specifically rejected after the Loma Prieta quake five years earlier .

Clearly , there is nothing in the concept of a reproducing system that carries out at least one thermodynamic work cycle that limits such a system to DNA , RNA , and proteins .

Zoning Enforcement Officer Ron Discher reported that the farm has stopped work on the paddock , an enclosed area where horses can graze and be mounted .

Walker thought the goal of this recommendation was to de-emphasize fine-grained , developmental work and to emphasize pursuing work using available interventions .

The life-changing experiences that are made possible because of YMCA International work will remain with the youth and adults who participate for a lifetime !

The Carnot engine is all set as a total organization to receive another input of heat energy and perform another work cycle .

At the level of molecular autonomous agents , I made the point repeatedly that work is the constrained release of energy and that autonomous agents do carry out work to construct the constraints on the release of energy such that the energy is released along specific channels and such that specific couplings of nonequilibrium energy sources to propagating organization arise .

The 1835 white clapboard lighthouse here has been restored with a jolly red - and - white striped dome , while a less - attractive modern concrete tower does all the work .

The AG thanked Mr . ( formerly Colonel ) Oliver South for his work in apprehending `` this white - hating , cop - maiming monster . ''

The oldest section of Havana is the city 's most spectacular , even if restoration work and gleaming coats of pastel colonial colors ( plus a stern police presence on every corner ) are leaving parts of it with a slightly more sanitized feel than the weathered working class neighborhoods that extend along the water and inland .

Commissioned by Charles II , the paintings were all the work of one man , Dutch artist Jacob de Wit .

He appears to have played a unique role among the muscle hijackers because of his work with one of the plot 's financial facilitators , Mustafa al Hawsawi .

In a real biosphere , the linking of exergonic to endergonic reactions by which thermodynamic work is done to build up complex organization is , in fact , inextricably linked with the emergence of new advantages of trade = new , enhanced ways to make livings in new niches .

And , in turn , how does work actually come to be extracted by devices that measure and detect displacements from equilibrium from which work can , in principle , be obtained ?

These protocols are intended to provide clearly defined and transparent policies and practices relating to GAO 's work .

During the course of this work , we have developed software , improved by experimental data and an open - source policy , for rapidly selecting unique sequences from predicted ORFs of any genome .

This is essentially a make - work scheme : the mailers do the extra work of putting the address on each piece and the Postal Service does the extra work of arranging these pieces in delivery order .

In addition , the Administration 's emphasis on workforce planning and restructuring will require federal agencies to examine how they can flatten their organizational hierarchy and improve their work processes .

GAO 's congressional policies and protocols apply to all investigative work conducted by the Office of Special Investigations unless an exception is specified herein or noted in advance .

We have arrived at this : An autonomous agent , or a collection of them in an environment , is a nonequilibrium system that propagates some new union of matter , energy , constraint construction , measurement , record , information , and work .

The concepts of atoms in motion in three-dimensional space do not appear to entail the concepts of an autonomous agent , self-consistent constraint construction , release of energy , propagating work tasks , and the closure of catalysis , tasks , and other features that constitutes the propagating organization that is an autonomous agent or a coevolving ecology of autonomous agents .

It sometimes takes work to construct constraints , and it takes constraints to get work .

The Center constructs a file of medical records in a standardized , subdivided sequence ( hospital admission notes and discharge summaries ; neurologic consultation notes ; reports of computed tomographic and magnetic resonance imaging of the head ; reports of imaging of the heart by transthoracic and transesophageal echocardiography ; copies of electrocardiograms ; reports of imaging of cervicocephalic vasculature by angiography using conventional , computed tomographic , or magnetic resonance techniques or by ultrasonography ; and reports of blood work ) .

During the course of this work , three new Cre reporter strains that conditionally express EGFP were reported .

For additional information on our work concerning corporate governance , the accounting profession , financial reporting , and related regulatory matters , please contact Jeffrey C. Steinhoff , Managing Director , Financial Management and Assurance , on ( 202 ) 512-2600 or at SteinhoffJ @ gao .gov .

Mobbs started work on the project in January 1971 ; in May 1972 the proposal was sent to the CNAA ; it was approved after a one-day visit in November 1972 and the first intake arrived in the autumn of 1973 .

Colonies of aphids can build up quickly on plants such as kalanchoe 

His Superintendent asked for a priest to go to the island of Molokai where a colony of lepers lived in appalling conditions . 

I walked further along the edge of the sea , and came to a point where the shore steepened into cliffs and there were large colonies of gulls nesting . 

Completed in July 1991 , it now houses our colony of nine chimpanzees , who have not been on public display for over two years . 

On the cliffs there are magnificent colonies of guillemots , razorbills , puffins , fulmars and kittiwakes and , offshore , gannets and shearwaters pass by even whales may add to the day 's impressive wildlife list . 

A greenhouse packed with pretty plants is a very cheering sight , unless closer inspection reveals colonies of whitefly and aphids , particularly troublesome pests in the summer months . 

Observed by a colony of seals , we landed in a natural sheltered harbour . 

In winter colonies of seals arrive from further north to have their pups . 

On the other side of the peninsula we found colonies of seals and penguins . 

The use of bacteriophage for the treatment of bacterial infections is an old idea [ 4 ] that not only caught the imagination of at least one novelist [ 5 ] it was practiced with sporadic successes worldwide in the 1920s and 1930s .

Tibet did fall to the Chinese in 11 days , and an incident shown in the film as crucial to the success of the invasion was indeed definitive -- when , in a startling act of cowardice , Ngabo Ngawang Jigme ( played in the movie by B.D.

The success of any effort to develop a new product hinges on having the

These organizations collapsed a lot of information into a form that effectively communicated the success or failure of information technology and management activities and , in the case of the latter , expanded on the issues and supplied additional information .

He knew by July 1944 that his conspiracy had little chance of success , but he drove ahead regardless .

The ease of use of a screening test will determine its success .

This limitation can be overcome by culturing neurons on cryostat sections where both the success and orientation of neurite growth on white matter have been shown to depend on the geometry of the underlying fiber tract [ 22 ] .

The herbal extract shows success in treating mild dementia and preventing Alzheimer 's memory loss .

The success rate may also have been high because hypnosis was offered to patients who were likely to benefit , such as those with anxiety or those for whom medical therapy was not helpful .

This might be explained by the relatively larger amplification variation for weakly expressed genes , given a constant success rate of amplifying a sequence by a certain fold .

An example is VHA 's effort to benchmark the success of cardiac surgeries in VHA facilities .

Timely Design and Manufacturing Knowledge Is Critical to Program Success

The success of motivational and patient - centered approaches seems to indicate that it is critical to take into account the motivation of the patient and his or her readiness to change .

Combine that fact with the willful neglect of the idea of the opportunity cost of investing -- that is , you have to measure the success of an investment against other potential investments you might have made , not against `` zero '' -- and you get a recipe for real confusion .

To invoke a computer - industry cliché , process is a strange metric to judge the success of a piece of journalism .

Even though these items cost a bit more than Pottery Barn fare , they were no doubt affected by the success of that store 's clean , simple lines .

7 Implementation of the Government Performance and Results Act ( GPRA ) , A Report on the Chief Financial Officer 's Role and Other Issues Critical to the Governmentwide Success of GPRA , Chief

While the identity of the yield gene conferring the phenotype was not critical to the success of the cultivar development scheme described by Zamir and Gur ( 2004 ) , there is great curiosity to understand the gene ( s ) or genes and genetic mechanisms that underlie traits of interest to agriculture .

Sometimes with the test programme the contractor provides a set of diagnostic tables that point to a group of components on the circuit board to be considered suspect for each failed test .

It was an old ewe , treading on the skirt of her raincoat , that roused Elisabeth . 

With the ornaments cradled in the skirt of her large white apron , she attempted a smile . 

` Willingly ! " said the earl , and turned to descend the three steps , the skirts of his crimson surcoat swirling around him . 

She pinched her cheeks quickly to add a little colour , and straightened the skirt of her plum-coloured sweater-dress before squaring her slim shoulders and resuming her descent . 

Or huge satin ballgown skirts in shocking pink or lilac satin topped with rib-hugging knits for the new dance-in-a-cold-climate look . 

Like a great-breasted pigeon , she preened her feathers along the low corsage of her dress , and spread her velvet skirts into perfect order as she sat down . 

On another day when I asked the question , she began slowly and with difficulty to lift the skirts of her dress , revealing bare knees . 

He came to meet her so fast that the skirt of his white coat floated out behind him . 

He touched the hilt of the hiranu in his waist sash , then stood , smoothing the skirts of his coat . 

Louise smiled a slow smile , and smoothed down the skirt of her dress . 

The skirt of her cotton print dress was crumpled and stained and one sleeve was ripped where she had caught it on a wicker chicken cage in a village market place . 

She hitched the full skirt of her Summer dress up above her knees , and swung her long legs for him to see . 

The guys at New Deal filled us in with the latest on Harrow skatepark . 

I still enjoy beating some of the young guys at our various fitness tests ! 

At least if a guy from a local station gets a prominent network job , it reflects well on that station . " 

He was joined immediately by a burly guy in a padded leather body warmer over a navy blue rugby shirt . 

In the dim light , a handful of guys in expensive suits held court at the tables lining the walls , accompanied by their muscle . 

` Tall guys in blue uniforms and cars with flashing lights on top . 

A guy in a bell-bottomed jumpsuit flew by me at some speed and struck the sidewalk . 

Looks like Howie and his pals jumped the two traveller guys on the road ; landed one in hospital , apparently . 

The only thing William Shatner dislikes about the new series is that , ` It stars a guy with a bald head ( Captain Picard ) . 

Similar insecurities were nursed even by Rod , a big-gutted guy with a double chin and greying hair . 

But I remember the train and the guy with the personal stereo , and I know it was just chance that we met . 

The garage guy soon joined him , wiping an oily rag with his oily fingers . 

Others will just forget that they have a daughter completely , just for the reason they 're married to a white guy . 

The guy across the road keeps me up to date with what is going on , and I have got to know his family quite well . 

A guy next to me was nudging his friend and pointing at the trees . 

A guy with a face like a tired wrestler says , ` Let's do them over and dump them somewhere . 

Anyway , we went down to Morgan Studios in Willesden High Road and this Italian guy showed up at the studio . 

And this , the second journey into the world of evil bad guys , sees our hero lugging an unfeasibly large weapon around five worlds . 

But Mitchell wo n't condone the taking of life and soon it seems both good guys and bad guys want him out of the way . 

With colonialism it 's easy to tell the good guys from the bad guys , which makes it tempting to substitute the colonized for the lost working class . 

Trevor Fishlock watched him show that nice guys can be good politicians -- even Prime Ministers 

Waiting for me on deck is the black guy with the beard , the one called Rufus . 

It 's known that guys with guns patrol his land , but so what ? 

Suddenly , they let him down and one said , ` This guy does n't know what we are talking about or he would not ask , ` Who is he ? " ' 

I said to the guy , how many of these could I actually walk out with ? 

` I just thought that a cool , black guy like you , would be a DJ or something , " she added . 

To think just one guy sits up there wearing a wet suit and goggles using all three steering positions on the boat . 

Then an old guy called and said : ` I have n't heard anyone mention a ten-cent bus ride in 15 years ! 

Luckily the main guy was able to call me and we discussed it for quite some time . " 

The dark hair was greying at the sides , but these days some guys do it with a brush . 

We had so many breakdowns and strange things were going on that one of the guys went to see a medium in Germany . 

So we go to our room , unlock the door , and step inside to find the guy in the blazer has not gone away . 

The fact that one of the guys in the branch has got a great big five bedroom mansion is an elephant to you . 

` On clay courts I was trained to make the other guy play tennis all day . 

The guy with the stubbly beard says , ` She around Woolwich somewhere by now . 

In silence , Buzz listened to the nurse 's non-stop starling twitter . 

Alice put her finger to her brow in the classic pose of thought . 

` Do n't ! " she said fiercely , and he raised his brows in surprise . 

MPs shifted around , loosening ties and wiping brows in the uncomfortable heat . 

The green currents lifted his hair , revealing the blood on his brow . 

The remark was enough to tell her that he had kissed her brow , and that he was firmly hauling himself back into the anti-female attitude which would give him security from involvement with a woman . 

Green eyes stared back at her from beneath dark slanting brows but with her short hair that accentuated her elfin face she somehow felt the swimsuit only made her slight figure look even more boyish . 

He pressed his brow against the coolness of the pane , and shut his eyes . 

As always they lay exhausted in each other 's arms , their sated bodies languid and limp , Fernando soothing her fevered brow with tender kisses of love . 

` I know you will , honey , " she murmured , fondly brushing the pale blonde curls from the child 's brow before walking slowly back to rejoin her friend . 

The brown hair , the dark brows and , when he took her hand , the open brown depths of her eyes were like molasses drained from white sugar . 

Her finely shaped brows met in dark disapproval as she watched him pick at the lock with a thin piece of wire that he had produced from somewhere in the depths of his pocket . 

Miach , his hand on Adam 's brow and his head bowed , seemed to listen . 

Horrocks knelt , put his hand to the woman 's brow then to the pulse at her wrist . 

He stretched out an arm and placed a gnarled hand tenderly on her scarred brow ; then he turned back to me . 

Damien mopped his brow , but decided not to remove his jacket , as he was wearing braces . 

The Prince mopped his brow , his hands sweaty inside his gloves , as he faced the bowling for the new over . 

Walt took out a large coloured handkerchief and mopped his damp brow . 

Wexford wiped his brow with his handkerchief and , following Camb 's example , began to fan himself with the morning paper . 

pulling a disgruntled face , Jean Reece-Carlton wiped her brow with a delicate embroidered handkerchief . 

He wiped the sweat from his wide brow and hitched his belt up over his nascent paunch . 

` It 's too much , " she said slowly , wrinkling her sloping brow thoughtfully , as though she would elaborate further . 

Gav said , swivelling that thick neck of his to look at me , his massive brows furrowing . 

Her brow furrowed on the realisation that it was Niall who had been responsible for the last-minute change of plans . 

The plot of the opera concerns the efforts of Figaro , Susanna and the countess acting in collusion to frustrate the count 's plan . 

He said : ` It appears as though there has been collusion to fix these charges . " 

Officials in charge of competition policy said they were satisfied with findings by the Office of Fair Trading in Britain that there was no evidence of collusion among record companies and shops . 

More arrests are expected in other areas of Northern Ireland as investigations continue into collusion between security force personnel and loyalist paramilitary groups . 

Today , the danger -- or opportunity ? -- is no longer collusion between political and intellectual powers but ` a marked disjuncture between high culture and politics in Britain " . 

Much recent research has focused on the degrees of co-operation and collusion between the mass media and those with the power to impress their own definitions of the world onto the practices of news organizations . 

There has unquestionably been some kind of collusion between Jesus and Judas . 

Government documents released under the 10-year rule threw new light on Sir Anthony Eden 's handling of the Suez crisis in 1956 , but stopped short of confirming collusion between Britain , France and Israel in the affair . 

And they had willing collusion from the music press , including the NME , sadly . 

She clutches her can of Coke and pinpoints her collusion in what her insides scream is her kidnapping . 

But what must the hypocritical collusion of government officials in this illegal activity have done to the way corporate officials regard laws against corporate behaviour more generally ? 

( The collusion of the two communist powers was formalised by Moscow 's conclusion of an alliance with the newly victorious Chinese communists in late 1949 . ) 

There were three official assurances yesterday that the inquiry by John Stevens , Deputy Chief Constable of Cambridgeshire , into security force collusion with loyalists is proceeding apace . 

` Er , might I suggest that our chaps from Porton Down work in collusion with the Research Department ? " asked the Under-Secretary for the Army . 

Nicholas was astonished by Austria 's collusion with his enemies . 

Documents which disclose Britain 's collusion have been found in UN , US and British archives by Dr Michael Palumbo , an American writer ( who three years ago discovered the UN files on Mr Kurt Waldheim , the Austrian President ) . 

THE ALLEGATION that the Royal Ulster Constabulary contains an ‘ Inner Circle ’ of officers preparing private lists of IRA suspects and working against the Anglo-Irish agreement has lent a new dimension to the security force-loyalist collusion saga . 

Thus what may at first sight appear to be something that facilitates competition can actually be a form of legal collusion . 

An important aspect of recent legislation and policy has been to tighten up on ` information agreements " , which could form the basis of secret collusion . 

It did not appear to be a case where there had been collusion between the employer and the driver to their mutual advantage . 

The product of collusion between politicians and mass media controllers to exclude threatening issues from the scope of effective electoral competition has been termed the ` mobilization of bias " ( Schattschneider , 1960 ) . 

Twenty days before Kennedy 's assassination his South Vietnamese satrap , President Diem had suffered a similar fate , with the collusion of the US authorities . 

I REFER to the slanderous reports aimed at the leader of the Opposition that is , supposed collusion with the Communists . 

This then ensures that fraud can not be committed without the collusion of at least two individuals . 

The collusion of Clement V with Edward I and Edward II had surely jeopardized the political integrity of any future archbishop . 

Individual multi-plant firms interact with each other in their decisions , chiefly through competition but also through collusion in agreeing , for instance , to close competing plants ( Peck and Townsend , 1986 ) . 

Snow and cloud are in collusion and the town is more of a memory than a view . 

It should also be noted that in many cases they would also facilitate explicit collusion , and so their use does not rule out the ( possibly concealed ) existence of this . 

A tacit collusion is set up between narrator and reader not to take the novel too solemnly , but rather to sit back and enjoy the show . 

A further difficulty is that the current legislation provides no means for combating the growth of the tacit or informal collusion which has come to replace the formal agreements of earlier years . 

Clearly , though , the description of being brown and round fits a table much more easily than it does wine . 

• Your description is of someone who suffers from an “ endogenous mania ” , though your husband would need to be clinically assessed to confirm this . 

After its recognition in 1936 and its description as a clinical entity in 1938 , the prognosis has improved from a few months of life to a median age of survival of over 20 years . 

Similarly , any seafarer would surely distrust its description by one Albert Wetjen as ` a beautiful , warm-eyed woman with magic hands and a whispered voice , with a warm heart and a sad smile " . 

No , not more accurate : ` thirst " is not accurate at all as a description for this apparently indescribable condition . 

These social readings of Lacanian psychoanalysis have allowed feminist literary , film , and cultural studies to refine their simplistic descriptions of subjectivity on the basis of biological sex or social gender relations . 

Thus the act of formally drafting away from the workbench has created the artificial separations that still exist today , reflected in our descriptions of CAD and CAM as different subjects . 

President George Bush gave the second State of the Union address of his presidency on Jan. 29 , the first such address to be given during wartime since the end of Vietnam conflict . 

There will be a brief address about the company and Corby , a video of the process and a visit to the plant . 

One of his ideas was to travel to different churches and town halls , providing all entertainment and giving an address about deafness . 

Sir David will strive to bolster confidence today , when he gives his annual address at the opening of the new session of the Legislative Council . 

He nurtures the ethnic vote and yesterday gave the lunch address at the local Greek Cypriot Club . 

He consented to give the address at the funeral of Angela Carter , the novelist . 

Dean Stanley gave the address at the unveiling ceremony attended by local civil and ecclesiastical dignitaries in July 1875 . 

THE AWARD for meritorious service under adverse conditions at a scientific conference goes to Charles Weissman of the University of Zurich who gave a keynote address at the recent recombinant DNA congress in Philadelphia . 

He chose for his presidential address at the Glasgow Congress the title " Divine Service for the Deaf : the Necessity , the Method , the Men " . 

Moments after an address by a Church Army officer , Taylor ran down the aisle and , seizing a microphone from the prison chaplain , began haranguing inmates about the system . 

They marched back to the docks and resumed work after another address by Hume . 

At one stage , when I happened to depart the room in the midst of an address by one of the German gentlemen , M. Dupont suddenly rose and followed me out . 

June 18 : Israeli President Chaim Herzog addressed the Grand National Assembly , the first such address by a foreign head of state . 

The visit , postponed from September , included an address by Yeltsin to the South Korean National Assembly on Nov. 19 . 

The secretary was then called in , and after a serious address from the chairman , he was informed of the resolution of the general meeting , and that he was dismissed from the service of the College . 

That is information I am passing on having received no illuminated address from manufacturers for helping peppermint sales to rise dramatically . 

MOURNERS at the funeral today of murdered prison officer Jim Peacock will hear a hard-hitting address from the Bishop of Connor , Dr Samuel Poyntz . 

Rejecting Democratic appeals to outline a specific deficit reduction strategy , Bush stated on May 17 that he would make a public address on the issue " when we get a solution " . 

In an address on radio and television , Ershad said that his action suspending all civil rights and imposing press censorship was necessary to " save the country from the octopus of destructive politics " . 

UNITED NATIONS -- Panama 's provisional president barely touched on the military upheaval in his country yesterday in a 30-minute address to the General Assembly which was heavily critical of US policy towards Panama , Reuter reports . 

Geoffrey Palmer , Prime Minister of New Zealand , promptly announced his intention to call for a global ban on drift-netting during his address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York in October . 

In private or semi-private conversation and ` confidential " addresses to the Party faithful , Hitler left no doubt of his feelings on the ` Jewish Question " . 

Chairman Robert Horton disclosed the moves at yesterday 's annual meeting where analysts felt the tone of his address to shareholders provided further indications that BP would hold its first quarter dividend in the face of bleak results . 

He and his staff had also been busy cultivating the swing voters in the House and on 28 April he capped his effort with a triumphant televised address to Congress . 

John Beckett , formerly an ILP member of the House of Commons , was won for Fascism after hearing one of Joyce 's first addresses to a rally in 1933 at Paddington Baths . 

In February he lectured on " The Music of Poetry " at Glasgow University and in April gave an address to the classical Association on " The Classic and the Man of Letters " . 

In his farewell address to the American people in January 1961 , Eisenhower warned against any attempt to seek some " miraculous solution " to the difficulties the world faced . 

A I J Brain reported in an address to the Royal Society of Medicine that work is currently underway on developing a laryngeal mask that incorporates a separate channel through which a nasogastric tube can easily be passed . 

In an address to the recent Conference on Smoking and Health held in Western Australia , Vateesatokit said that smuggled cigarettes account for at least five per cent of sales . 

In a brief address to the assembly following his election , Shah said that he would curb all political discrimination . 

In his inaugural address on taking office in January 1991 President Serrano credited the previous President , Vincio Cerezo Arévalo , with promoting national peace talks to end 30 years of civil war [ see pp. 37372 ; 37527 ; 37707 ] but also blamed his administration for the current economic crisis and social unrest and for the country 's lack of international credibility due to widespread corruption and human rights violations . 

Gorbachev 's address was greeted with barely five seconds of perfunctory applause , contrasting sharply with the thunderous standing ovations accorded to party leaders at previous congresses . 

Prime Minister and PSOE secretary-general Felipe González emphasized in his opening address the party 's commitment to social democracy and a free-market economy . 

MR Nigel Lawson 's resignation address as Chancellor of the Exchequer was yesterday rated the parliamentary speech of the year . 

Bill Clinton was 90 minutes late giving his victory address but , after 13 long months of campaigning , who was counting ? 

Brathwaite acknowledged in a radio address that last-minute pressure from international church organizations and human rights organizations had influenced his decision . 

In his 1991 New Year address Kim made no reference to the events in eastern Europe , choosing instead to reaffirm traditional policies and values . 

He was invited to develop his Dublin address with particular reference to the economic and commercial disadvantages of peripheral industrial countries , such as the United Kingdom , within the EEC . 

On 9 December they responded to O'Neill 's ` crossroads " address by announcing a moratorium on marches until 11 January 1969 . 

One lady remembered the processions to the Preaching Cross in Towngate , where there would be a short address before going back to the church . 

In his address to more than 2,000 delegates , the King said that pluralism remained the only guarantee against dictatorship , adding that " there is not a single party that can claim to possess the truth " . 

In spite of his years , Sir Richard remains very active and will deliver one of the principal addresses at today 's conference at the offices of the Royal Society in London . 

Long-standing but unproven allegations , supported by a chain of circumstantial evidence , suggested that senior members of the 1980 presidential campaign of Ronald Reagan had negotiated a deal with the revolutionary government of Iran .

The UN Charter would have to be amended to provide for a special security council which would not , presumably , include the rights of veto held by the five permanent members of the existing security council .

For academic freedom is usually seen on both sides of the Atlantic as a matter of rights which owe to fully paid-up members of the academic community .

` We recorded it because it was the first song we 'd written , " says Mike , founder member of the band .

In 1782 Warltire was elected one of the first forty-five honorary members of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society , the others including such illustrious men as Antoine Lavoisier , Alessandro Volta , and Benjamin Franklin .

The presence of perinuclear antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies in unaffected family members of ulcerative colitis patients favours this view .

Extending an arm across the backs of shoulders ; planting a vigorous kiss on either cheek of the walking wounded -- one crew member is on crutches having shattered a knee while humping equipment .

Was the model of learning , which emphasised an interactive approach , appropriate for many board members whose experience of learning was likely to be one of transmission of knowledge by an ` expert " ?

Mr Miroslav Stepan , the politburo member who has been accused of setting the riot police on the demonstrators , has been charged .

` Mladenov is certainly the best of a bad bunch , " said a respected biologist , Mr Petar Beron , a leading member of the dissident environment group Ecoglasnost .

In cruder terms , the theory is applicable whenever the best strategy depends on what the other members of the population are doing .

All Club members are invited to attend out specially organised exclusive events and there are discounts on a whole host of reader offers .

Full members wishing to attend a meeting should upon receipt of an invitation , register their intention in writing to the secretary of the LIFESPAN User Group .

The 1973 Constitution provides for a National Assembly made up of the Cabinet and 30 members elected by popular vote .

The Great Hural is elected nationally and in turn elects the 50 members of the Little Hural where parties are represented in proportion to the election results .

This transmission of culture is aided by the tendency to recruit in ` one 's own image " where members of interview panels tend to look for similar qualities that they themselves possess when recruiting new members .

At the time of going to press , the ITF confirmed that it was awaiting papers from Slovenia so that it could process its application to become an associate member .

These two limbs are essential to a candidate 's training and he ought not to become a corporate member until he satisfies both requirements . "

All Association members automatically become Associate Members of the group , and both members and non-members can become Corporate members , giving access to services including publications and updates , and representation to government and industry .

FIMBRA pointed out how useful they had found it to ` track " those of their members who had other business interest in addition to their financial services companies .

Its members would be Belisario Betancur Cuartas , Colombian President in 1982-86 , Reinaldo Figueroa , a former Venezuelan Foreign Minister , and Thomas Burgenthal , a former president of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights .

Not only to improve the wages and conditions of our members but perhaps the future relationship , and indeed , even the recognition of this Union .

The trade association for IFAs , IFA Promotions , will send you , free of charge , the names of 10 of its members in your area .

Six members of staff restrained Sigsworth and took him into a secure room where he was injected with a drug and the police were called .

If a member of the public sees him then they should on no account approach him or make a disturbance .

Among the Miskitu , while there was a strong emphasis on the status of their own language , some members of the community preferred their children to learn English .

He was made an honorary member of the club and given the promise of free beer for the rest of his life .

While they 're being trained , they 'll be productive members of your work force .

Teenagers were allowed in the project as junior members of the regular rural work force .

Members of a class develop a common identity , recognize their shared interests and unite , so producing class solidarity .

In addition members of the class usually find marriage partners from the same class .

I recall vividly one member of the aristocracy who was in such a state about being interviewed on TV that he insisted that I help him go through a half bottle of whisky first .

He cultivated members of the aristocracy and sprinkled them among his company boards to impress potential investors .

You could use a copy command , in which case it is recommended that you verify the copies using BACKUP , or you could use BACKUP and do the copy-and-verify in one operation . 

You 'll see that these formatting commands have also been applied to this heading . 

Presidents , on the other hand , can rarely issue plausible , self commands ; for the most part they must persuade rather than order other political actors to do what they want them to do . 

Finnan was shouting commands and swords were still flashing at the beasts who fought to clamber on board . 

Another situation where the command down' is essential is within the home itself . 

Alan Norman , slipway superintendent at boatbuilders William Osborne , gave the final command ` Slack off winch " . 

I fell under his freezing spell , obeying all his commands without thinking . 

BY WISELY REINTERPRETING HIS ROYAL COMMAND , JAMES THE FIRST 'S SUBJECTS BEQUEATHED US A LEGACY OF SWEET MULBERRY TREES . 

This means that if a ruler 's commands did not deserve obedience , resistance to them might be justified . 

The surprise , the shout , the authority in his command kept them pinned in their chairs for a vital five seconds . 

` I am Sir Alexander Seton of that Ilk , Governor of this town and port , and the cannon are fired on my command and with the authority of King David 's Regent . " 

She tried to take a step , but the suit would n't respond to her commands . 

Six pairs of polycarbide-armoured boots slapped the IMC executive transporter bay deckplates at the Staff Sergeant 's command . 

Rune , having obeyed her command , was sitting motionless , contenting himself by regarding her steadily through half-closed eyes . 

Milton , we could say , is here showing us the price of following God 's command . 

The connections were loose , and the optic burner did n't respond to her impulse command . 

On the command of ` 1-2-3 lift " , both helpers should stand up and carry the person to a chair or bed . 

February 23 -- I am to be made flight lieutenant and given command of ` B " flight . 

The command to ` love one's neighbour " , for example , is a cultural universal . 

Even the cameraman ignored Milstone 's command of ` Roll 'em " when Brando was talking to him . 

He was on the lawn outside the morning room throwing a ball for Ho who 'd obeyed his commands of ` Sit " , ` Wait " , ` Go " , until I arrived . 

` Hector , be quiet ! " came a croaked command from behind the dog , and a veined hand reached for his scruff and tugged him back . 

It uses the RETRIEVE command rather than GET INTO , but this performs a similar function . 

With urgent commands for quiet , Douglas himself led the way into the river , glad enough now of its noises . 

Topaz found it very difficult to obey the command for constant disdain , and soon shed it for a charm which worked like magic . 

PAMELA : I see your ladyship has no very important commands for me and I beg to withdraw . 

All faces turned to Lucenzo , who stood on a chair , his arms held out in a command for silence . 

Unfortunately , Durie woke up and subsequently allowed Paulus to take command from the baseline . 

The UN Security Council had reconvened on Feb. 13 for the first time since the outbreak of hostilities to review the progress of the conflict . 

Star Trek VI -- The Undiscovered Country opened in London on Friday with Kirk and Spock resuming hostilities against the Klingons . 

Peter III was personally responsible for the abrupt cessation of hostilities against a prostrate Prussia in the midst of the Seven Years War . 

They did not speak of permanent hostilities between sections or lineages , but they did speak of peaces between lineages . 

Hostilities between India and Pakistan over Kashmir had ended in a ceasefire from Jan. 1 , 1949 . 

Tomorrow , on a Buckinghamshire industrial estate , the pair renew hostilities with Ardiles fighting to protect his credibility and O'Neill 's managerial aptitude already drawing comparisons with his mentor , Brian Clough . 

He also expressed the view that his visit signalled the imminent end of hostilities with North Korea , a long-term ally of the Soviet Union . 

Repeated European hostilities in the eighteenth century reinforced the county 's particular vulnerability ; with the revival of local militias after 1758 , the aristocracy and gentry were expected to serve as officers . 

Ralph Glaber may thus be correct in referring to hostilities before 1026 . 

He and his associates will even dedicate one of their rituals to the cause of understanding and the suspension of hostilities between ` our brothers and sisters who follow other paths of religion " . 

Already it has a licence arrangement with object maven Hyperdesk Corp and apparently intends to use the Object Management Group 's Object Request Broker . 

Start-up maven , Bob Fabbio , fresh from the unparalleled success of Tivoli Systems Inc , whose software has become the distributed systems management framework for the Open Software Foundation , Unix International and Sun Microsystems Inc , is back at it again . 

Peace maven Yossi Beilin and former Health Minister Ephraim Sneh are also running .

What trend mavens are watching , however , are the times between the shouts of protesters and the squeal of Vespa motorscooters .

BANGKOK , Thailand ( AP ) --- Fashion mavens jaded by mink pelts and ostrich skins are turning to low-cost alternatives from Thailand : cat fur and dog leather .

Yet for serious musical theater mavens , the shows left unrecorded are the ones they want to hear the most .

Just then , gossip maven Cindy Adams , the Quinn family friend who broke the story of his love child in her tabloid column , drops by unexpectedly .

But he and other market mavens acknowledge that if enough individual investors act on their belief in the zodiac , the effect will be felt .

Suddenly she dropped his hand and slid her arms about his waist , knowing she 'd won when she felt the thunder of his heart against her cheek as she burrowed her face against his chest . 

The thunder of the surf became a muted whisper , driven into silence by the rustling of branches and the innumerable calls of night animals , bats and insects . 

My musings were interrupted by the thunder of hooves and wild cries ; the Hulton herd was approaching . 

The murmur of chanting voices carried above the far-distant thunder of the Grand Trunk Road , the old Mughal highway linking the farms of the Punjab with the bazaars of Delhi . 

True , there were a few pockets of stubborn resistance , where the Reiksguard refused to fall back in the face of certain defeat or where the thunder of Imperial arquebuses had shattered the Bretonnian infantry . 

Dust and smoke drifted like witches ' breath through the gaping apertures , as the thunder of exploding artillery shells rolled all around . 

Outside , the thunder rolled more loudly , and a few drops of rain began to plop against the thatch above their heads . 

When it buzzed , the lightning flashed and the thunder pealed . 

The thunder crashed , the lightning flared , and the rain came down in torrents . 

Father Peter 's thunder subsided and his heaving chest took a turn for the better . 

Thunder crashed … and the sound of it seemed to fill the whispered voice with dread . 

The appointment of Charlton would be seen in Manchester as the perfect solution to the damaging public wrangling that has made the club a public farce over recent weeks . 

INDUSTRIAL wrangling over a new type of small floppy disc for storing data is holding up the development of useful portable computers . 

Legal wrangling over proposed tour of Collection continues as Carter Brown says , ` This tour will be the Barnes 's salvation " 

THE furious wrangling over Labour 's controversial party broadcast on the health service yesterday plunged into a flurry of claim and counter claim . 

We took off our crowns and swords and cloth of gold and moved silent on the road to Elsinore . 

This time , in an effort to produce a lasting solution to the Italian question , Napoleon created a kingdom of Italy , making Milan its capital and having himself crowned with Monza 's iron crown . 

Herod appeared in the pulpit -- he was , as always , the best actor -- stamped a small foot , tossed an imperious forelock , straightened a paper crown , despatched a token army across the chancel . 

A fourth sack holds 400 Imperial gold crowns of some antiquity -- the head of Carolus is on them with the date 1903 IC . 

The teacher joined a group of three who were spontaneously cutting and pasting paper crowns for themselves . 

Changing the captain must be a strong possibility , not least because Carrick himself looked a little weary of wearing the crown of thorns . 

He also wore a jewelled crown for such occasions , and a jewelled hilted sword . 

Moon led the couples through their vows sitting on a stage wearing a white and gold crown . 

She wore the crown while they sat in the sunshine , eating the cake , but by the time they went home it was already wilting a little . 

For Marjorie Wallace , the dream came true , a thousand times over , when she won the Miss World crown . 

There is only the one , topped by Pinus sylvestris , and encircled by a crown of thorns . 

Opposite the title page was a picture of the kneeling King exchanging his royal crown for a crown of thorns . 

` There 's a picture appeared in her room , the size of a postcard , of a fellow with a crown of thorns . 

The explosion came two days after bomb attacks killed 35 people during a Shiite march in another Pakistani city .

Iranian news reports say he was leaving for work when the explosion occurred .

As you know Shula is a big district , so he ran into one of those alleys , " a witness who requested anonymity said , adding that minutes later the explosion occurred .

The explosion took place in a passenger car as the train neared the station of Chandrapura , 25 miles north of Ranchi , the state capital .

Wednesday 's explosion took place in the Tani district in Khowst province , near the Pakistan frontier .

The explosions came during a period of heightened nervousness throughout Europe over the possibility that Islamic terrorists might try to stage a major attack over the Christmas holiday .

The explosion occurred at 8 a. m. , when many people were on their way to work .

In Taji , police reported that the two explosions occurred within minutes during rush hour , and ambulances were not able to quickly evacuate the injured .

About five minutes later , Mohammed " Mo " Nawaf Obeidi , 25 , who was sitting at the restaurant , heard a huge explosion at the bazaar .

Police said at least 26 people were killed in the explosions around Baghdad on Saturday , including 14 at the market in Bayaa where we had been shopping .

" The explosions on the Moscow metro and today 's explosions in Kizlyar are links of the same chain , " Dagestani President Magomedsalam Magomedov told reporters .

The explosion at the Iraqi government compound in the provincial capital , Ramadi , occurred a week after the killing of26 people in a series of bombings around Baghdad .

The attack in Herat , the biggest city in western Afghanistan , began with an explosion at the one of the complex 's entry gates , provincial officials said .

A late-afternoon car bomb explosion at a market in the Sadr City district of the capital killed three Iraqis and injured 30.

Belarus law enforcement agencies said the explosion , on a platform at the Oktyabrskaya station as a train arrived , was an act of terrorism .

The thunderous explosion at the entrance to the shopping mall , which came just as the lunch hour was ending , triggered panic in the bustling district .

Four civilians were killed and 15 wounded in four roadside explosions in the western Shiite neighborhood of Bayaa .

The American military reported three service members were killed by an explosion in southern Afghanistan , but did not specify the location , or whether they had been part of the attacking force .

The explosion in the back room of a house injured one Marine , but four others managed to scramble to safety .

Loud explosions and ferocious torrents of gunfire made all but the western edges of the capital dangerous to travel .

Residents said at least seven civilians , including two women , were killed in the massive explosions that rocked the city all week .

The attack began when a suicide bomber in a sport utility vehicle packed with explosives rammed his car into a convoy of Frontier Corps officers outside Shahzad 's house , triggering a massive explosion , police said .

At least four powerful explosions consistent with airstrikes were heard late Wednesday in central Tripoli from the direction of Kadafi 's Bab Azizia residential compound to the south .

The ground shakes , a slight wind ripples and mushroom clouds rise from massive controlled explosions of 2,000 pounds or more of captured weapon caches from Saddam Hussein 's forces .

The shootings came after a bomb explosion outside a government building in Oslo that police confirmed was caused by a car bomb .

Helicopters have been increasingly used by American troops as a means of avoiding deadly roadside bomb explosions , but officials have said insurgents are finding new ways to target them .

The car bomb explosion also injured 79 people just after midnight Saturday as worshipers were leaving a New Year 's Mass at the Saints Church in east Alexandria , Egyptian officials said .

A week and a half before the car bomb explosion , Bridgman mailed the package she had promised to Beckstrand , adding a picture of him and his wife from their recent honeymoon .

Earlier , four security guards were killed in a roadside explosion , Afghan officials said .

The attacks , including suicide bombers , car explosions and gunfire , struck from north to south throughout the morning in what appeared to be part of a coordinated plan .

When five Marines became pinned down inside a house , Mitchell charged through AK47 fire and hand grenade explosions to reach the house .

" We used to think this kind of attack was no longer possible in Kabul , " said Nasir Ahmed , an Afghan police official , shouting above the din of machine-gun fire and rocket explosions .

Those killed in Saturday 's explosion were riding in a single crowded minivan , a common practice , particularly in impoverished rural areas .

Sunday 's explosion , which was strong enough to collapse one of the walls surrounding the police headquarters , occurred about 8 a. m. , as officers were arriving for work , said provincial spokesman Daoud Ahmadi .

The Kabul explosion , which took place during morning rush hour on a crowded road in the western part of the city , came as Vice President Joe Biden was concluding a visit to Afghanistan .

The deadliest attack was in Kut , where an explosion whirled through a marketplace .

A witness in Misurata said coalition warplanes or missiles struck a large ammunition depot used by Kadafi 's forces south of the city , causing an earth-shaking explosion and sending a fireball into the sky early Wednesday .

The flights must be booked between today and midnight on New Year 's Day and tickets remain valid until the end of March . 

Firemen were called to Old Cemetery Road in Hartlepool shortly before midnight on Tuesday to put out a blazing car . 

At half-past eleven the house was so quiet they decided not to wait until midnight . 

Midnight on 31 December 1992 will see the completion of the Single European Market . 

We 'll often meet around midnight , taking in a beverage or two at Highway and the Garage , and tripping the light fantastic ( and the fantastic lights ) at Krypton and Cosmos . 

This screening came at about midnight , after a traditional Elizabethan dinner and free drinks , with an 8.30am departure due the following day . 

Germany will be reunited tonight ; the ceremony takes place at midnight when Berlin will become the capital of an independent Germany . 

A tireless organizer , he travelled over 100,000 miles within England and when in Birmingham reached his office before 6 a.m. and worked till midnight . 

It was after midnight by the time he was able to continue his journey . 

It was around midnight and the staff were lively and efficient . 

The bar was full , it was a few minutes after midnight , the crowd was smart and broken up into self-consumed groups , and yet Mark looked up , as did several others . 

With the unification process underway ( it happened at midnight on 2nd October , 1990 ) , the anniversary of the European war 's end had special significance in Germany . 

Tina got drunk and remembered very little of what happened after midnight . 

` The police seem to think it happened some time after midnight last night . " 

He said Tania , 28 , was in ` a very distressed state " when she left the matrimonial home around midnight . 

The next thing Shiona did was phone Glasgow Central Station and book two sleepers on the overnight train that left just before midnight . 

Under the terms of Knighton 's original contract with Edwards , he set midnight tomorrow as the deadline for posting a formal offer to shareholders . 

Departing staff will be required to clear their desks and hand in their entry passes by midnight tonight . 

Anyone who takes part must register as soon as he or she has completed 15 minutes ' exercise , between midnight tonight and 10.30pm tomorrow . 

Looking at the upturned brim of Flora 's panama she decided not to ask . 

He returned the mare to her loose-box and , coming out again , leaned against the closed door with his arm folded and regarded her steadily from beneath the dragged-down brim of his flat cap . 

Dark eyes twinkle below the brim of the ubiquitous Honduran baseball cap , his compact campesino frame twisting this way and that to survey his little kingdom . 

` He 'd tied a black scarf , or a stocking , or something over his face , and I could only see his eyes between that and his hat brim . 

` All right now ? " the saviour-of-the-day adjusts her mirror-lensed sunglasses , yanks down her hat brim , shrugs off the gratitude laconically . 

This was shown with a large round lace hat brim , on a cream satin band . 

He marched to the door , followed by Horowitz who put his soft trilby back on his head , pulling the brim down . 

Gerbier , for instance , says on window design that they ‘ must be as high again as wyde … ’ and that their mouldings needed ‘ the broad brim of a good hat to a travaileur on a rainy day ’ . 

The same blue as her taffeta gown , the deep brim lined with tiny , ruched frills on the underside , a huge bow at the back with waist-length streamers stitched with tiny blue and white beads . 

It had a wide brim and a small ventilation hole in the top like a chimney . 

A face that wore dark glasses and was shadowed by the wide brim of a flat black hat . 

Little flames were breaking through the brim of Charlie 's straw hat . 

She slapped her knees as an old man might , tipped up the brim of her hat and laughed a long chuckling laugh . 

There was a ripping sound as Samson 's rotten shirt tore from shoulder to waist . 

Whitlock swallowed back the bile in his throat and crossed to where the gunman lay , his shirt soaked in blood . 

Grinning , Connor pulled off his shirt and stepped out of his trousers . 

Niall rolled the man gently over on to his back , ripped open his shirt and placed an ear to his chest . 

He took a packet of Woodbines out of the breast pocket of his cotton shirt and lit one . 

He leaned forward , his great forearms bulging beneath the rolled-up sleeves of his flannel shirt . 

He had on a three-quarter-length crombie with a velvet collar , a dark-blue suit with the faintest of pin-stripes and a snowy linen shirt . 

Wearing her navy shorts and a jade-green polo shirt , she felt cool and fresh . 

But her brave stab at cool politeness was mocked by her flushed cheeks and the way her sleep shirt was clinging to her sweat-dewed body . 

Instead of regulation City stripes , you 'll find work shirts in lime green or azure blue as well as stripes , check and plaids in the coolest ice-cream colours . 

Morrissey himself , attired in a rippled white shirt and trilby hat , acted out the totally ridiculous spectacle which , somehow , absurdly fitted into the field of pop music . 

He was dressed neatly enough in grey breeches , white shirt and an ill-fitting blue coat , but was barefoot . 

The singer loosened the collar of his shirt and let his voice flow out as turbulently and tranquilly as he desired . 

She sat there at the head of the table , the collar of her blue shirt pushed to one side to show part of a blue-veined white breast , and Paul 's energetically moving little head . 

It hung round his neck , the knot well below the open collar of his shirt , and in the vee she could see the cluster of damp curls at the base of his throat . 

Another old print shows a litter of bodies , young men in white shirts , their stomachs already swelling in the heat , lying spread-eagled beside an orchard . 

One of the hijackers , a young man in a black shirt , was just behind them . 

But the young man in the black shirt saw him too , and stood up and pointed his gun at the Captain . 

He concentrated upon the doctor 's neat , white shirt , his thin , anxious neck and his general air of having just surfaced from some particularly nasty branch of the Inland Revenue . 

The usual dress for Japanese businessmen is a dark suit , a white shirt and dark tie . 

She was utterly shocked when he put her firmly from him and she saw him button the shirt she had succeeded in undoing . 

Though still dressed , he had removed his jacket and tie , and the top few buttons of his shirt were undone . 

He undid his tie so that it hung loose around his neck and unfastened the top few buttons on his shirt . 

After making the statement outside his flat in Kensington , West London , the brigadier , casually dressed in waterproof trousers and a sweat shirt , drove off in his Peugeot 405 refusing further comment . 

She was dressed in a cream shirt and navy-blue slacks that fitted snugly over the hips ; the only jewellery she wore was a platinum wedding ring . 

Emerson McKitrick climbed out , dressed casually in jeans and a tennis shirt . 

He sat in the dock dressed in a white shirt , dark blue tie and grey cardigan . 

John Ruscoe , dressed in manure-encrusted boots and a plaid shirt , has not seen the Liberal Democrat leader anywhere near his Finstown farm . 

Adam had a shirt on , the kind that buttons up , not a T-shirt , but now he began to take it off , having an idea of what might be about to happen . 

Excited by the idea , and by at last doing something positive , Mungo put on his shirt and trousers over his pyjamas , and added two sweaters for good measure . 

` Put your shirt back on this minute , " she ordered through clenched teeth . 

Morrissey is always taking off his shirt but he is also proudly and publicly chaste . 

When Clark took off his shirt he had black-and-blue bruises over his shoulders and arm . 

As a rule , a striped tie should never be worn with a striped shirt , although Paul Smith frequently breaks that one with gusto . 

They wear brightly coloured shirts , and their hair falls in front of their eyes as they talk . 

He wore a black shirt and brown trousers during the two-minute hearing at South Sefton Magistrates ' court . 

A more successful change was the abandoning of the course-knit , lace-up jersey in favour of a shirt with buttons at the neck and a turn-over collar . 

Claudia tugged at his shirt , sending buttons flying in her impatience to touch his magnificent body . 

He needed a replacement for his Raleigh Winner , not to mention a purple shirt with size 14 collar . 

He was photographed by Man Ray in a sharp , dark suit with a striped shirt and white collar . 

Travis straightened from one last study of the map , tucking it inside his shirt and pocketing a compass that he must have found on the plane too . 

He had bought a new white shirt and was wearing a regimental tie which had cost him tuppence in a jumble sale . 

He often wore pinstripe suits and braces , coordinated with a smart shirt and tie , like the outfits portrayed in the film Wall Street . 

He wears a pale grey striped suit , white shirt and silk floral tie . 

In the cloakroom she had unbuttoned her shirt -- the wine had made her feel hot -- and made the discovery that her chest was covered by a rash . 

This versatile long sleeved shirt has become an essential part of my wardrobe . 

The black polo shirt and close-fitting denim Bermudas had moulded a lean hard chest and long , aggressively muscled legs . 

He had been there in the palace at Tongjiang with her , and still he had not visited her bed . 

Philip Bennet the second was a great friend of Ralph Allen , who , having made a fortune beyond realms with his stone quarries , began to build the gigantic Palladian palace in the adjoining Prior 's Park . 

` And yet , " he added , ` there are builders on that plot now , with an Egyptian engineer , building a palace for an army captain . 

Here the couple built a magnificent palace and begat many other Japanese gods . 

Dieter had razed nearly half the city to build his awesome Palace of Gold with its surrounding temples and public gardens . 

They incited prison riots , burned prisons down and sacked and burned John of Gaunt 's splendid palace of the Savoy . 

Progressive rock was over-dressed , the music of a leisured rock aristocracy , who possessed the money to lavishly construct a LUXURIOUS palace of sound , and the time to squander in excessively fastidious attention to detail . 

And , quickly now , the irrevocable moment was approaching , when his passion , which she could feel hard against her , would demand fulfilment , and in doing so might destroy the fragile palace of love which they were building together . 

Living without awe of God is like living as a beggar , when instead we could live in the king 's palace as the heir . 

Also known as Gwrageth Anoon , these beautiful blonde water-maidens live in rich palaces beneath the many lakes of Wales . 

After all , I live in the Palace and nothing like that happens there , does it . " 

` They all come from similar backgrounds , they all live within the palace . 

Mr Hrawi has not been able to move into the presidential palace in the Beirut suburb of Baabda because it is occupied by Gen Aoun . 

He had hardly moved into his palace before James , Duke of Monmouth , the illegitimate but protestant son of Charles I , returned to claim the throne from the Roman Catholic James II . 

An astonishing group of palaces and fortresses built in Spain by the Moors and now a legacy of their stunning architecture . 

The facts are that the Palace of justice was built between 1935 and 1940 in a style that is known in Italy as Littoria , but which we would term Fascist . 

Across the road at 13/597 , again with Romanesque foundations , is a Baroque palace built in 1756 by Count Jan Caretto Millesimovský and designed by Anselmo Lurago . 

Only a fragment of the original palace built by James IV in 1501 remains . 

The main hall of the palace is built over a large undercroft and has twin naves with columns supporting a timber roof . 

The hostility to alleged traitors took extreme form in the murders of Sudbury , Hales and Cavendish , and equally strong was the dislike of the King 's uncle , John of Gaunt -- his palace of the Savoy was burned down ( although it is uncertain whether the Kentishmen or the Londoners played the leading part in this ) and he would probably have shared the fate of Sudbury and the others if he had not had the good fortune to be in the North negotiating with the Scots . 

His successor at Wells , Bishop Kidder , was killed when the roof of the palace collapsed in the great storm of 1703 . 

I think you were shocked just now to discover the remnants of a warm human being still surviving within that ice palace you 've constructed around you . " 

The palace was destroyed after Nero 's death to make way for later Imperial building and the Colosseum was erected on the site of its lake . 

The original Palace on the same site was erected in 1873 to match Crystal Palace . 

Opposite was the site of the Royal Palace lived in by the kings of Bohemia from the Hussite Wars in 1419 , until King Vladislav reasserting the rights of kingship in 1484 , returned to the castle . 

Immediately on his arrival , Louis had installed the exiled Stuart in a palace at St Germain-en-Laye , where he lived in a far more impressive style than most royal exiles . 

Casting one's eyes over the palaces and lodges In which they lived , it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that Nicolae and Elena had stayed in one over-decorated and garish hotel too many . 

Our Minister had reminded me of a sermon by a former St. Andrew 's minister , about ` A Garden City , " where there would be realisation of the twin idelas : service and society . 

Biblical motifs recur -- some art-experts call them sermons in stone , and their messages would certainly have been clear to the often-illiterate medieval pilgrims trudging to Santiago de Compostela in Spain . 

A published sermon on bull-running preached by J. F. Winks in 1829 claimed the custom ` resembled more a scene amongst the savages of New Zealand than amongst the inhabitants of a respectable town in England " . 

The heart of Forsyth 's theology was that the holiness of God needed to deal drastically with the sin of humanity ; his sermon on the Holy Father ( 1897 ) marked a focal point in his life . 

Even a funeral sermon , The Failing and Perishing of Good Men ( 1663 ) , was apologetic about the controversies which had dogged his erratic career . 

I 've noticed that in sermons of any kind it is important not to state your hand too early , or too clearly . 

Over the past few months , we have been following a series of sermons on the last few chapters of Paul 's letter to the church in Rome . 

But the arguments of Bishop Joseph Butler , in his anti-Hobbesian Sermons on Human Nature ( 1726 ) , suggest that the structure of human nature is more complex than this . 

Using the employment information contained in SPIR and in the responses , it was possible to estimate the overall employment in exporting companies .

The Treasury felt strongly that changes in taxation for purposes of stabilising employment would immediately become a political football .

Using the employment information contained in SPIR and in the responses , and from a telephone survey on the exporting status of non-respondents , it was possible to estimate the overall employment in all exporting companies in Scotland .

In the mid-1970s the CDP estimated total employment here to be some 1600 .

The so-called ` wets '' favoured an interventionist role for government in the economy and were prepared to increase state spending to boost employment , even if this risked some increase in inflation .

Given that the second Tory recession is set to cost 550,000 manufacturing jobs and 100,000 companies and is set to put the United Kingdom at the bottom of the European Community league table on under-investment and employment in 1992 , will the right hon. Gentleman now admit that urgent action is needed to boost employment in Britain to take us out of this situation ?

The most rapid decline in employment among elderly people has come about since the Second World War , with the proportion of men over 65 in employment falling from 30 per cent to 10 per cent between 1951 and 1981 , although , because of a rise in married women 's employment , the proportion of the female population over 60 in employment was about the same in 1981 ( 8 per cent ) as in 1951 .

Over the same period , full-time male employment in the service sector fell by 10 000 , with little growth in other services to replace job losses in ` industrial services '' .

The growth of private home-ownership and car-ownership , reduction in the number of voters dependent on council housing , expansion of self-employment ( up from 1.9 million to 3 million between 1979 and 1989 ) and of employment in the private sector , and a fall in the public-sector employment , may also work against the party .

The indirect effect is the number of jobs created in other enterprises as a result of the growth of employment in the manufacturing sector -- what is known as the multiplier effect .

Mining employment in the region declined by more than 50% , between 1966 and 1976 but manufacturing employment held up with an overall decline of just 5% , despite a significant decline in the major traditional sectors of shipbuilding , chemicals and metals manufacturing .

The main proximate cause of high employment in comparison with interwar years was a comparatively high level of demand and investment though , of course , governments contributed heavily to this through the public sector .

Such monetarist policies meant that employment and interest rates were left to find their own levels in the market place .

Given declining male participation rates ( particularly because of earlier retirement and extended education ) , employment would have grown only half as fast without these sources of additional labour .

In the opposite direction , the total working population increased for demographic reasons ( Chapter 4 ) , and female employment and activity rates expanded , chiefly in part-time work in the service sector .

While the employment rates of lone mothers have been falling those of married mothers have been rising .

The second reason for rising poverty -- and the flip-side of increased receipt of state benefits -- has been falling employment rates , especially the rates of full-time employment .

In some cases , firms , such as Nestlé in regions of Brazil , having purchased haciendas , are now running them with modern agricultural techniques . 

He grasped her arm and nodded towards the Land Rover , but Maggie was not about to meekly capitulate and go back to the hacienda like an escaped convict recaptured . 

THUGS slaughtered and dismembered a pet goat then took away its head as a trophy , police said yesterday . 

JOAN Collins , recently named one of the top 10 sexiest women of all time , flew into London from Argentina yesterday with just one thing on her mind -- bed . 

Even so , when applied to yesterday 's polls the program yields fascinating -- not to say hair-raising -- results . 

After a 1992 high of 181p the shares have been in near constant retreat , hitting a low of 83.5p before recovering to yesterday 's suspension price of 129p . 

Mr Justice Latham , adjourning the trial last Wednesday until yesterday , told the jury the fresh evidence could be of great significance . 

Pears went to hospital yesterday for an operation on a depressed fracture of the cheekbone . 

Well let's talk about precisely what happened at that meeting yesterday . 

He spent yesterday finalising terms of his payoff package with Treasury officials . 

Did she tell you she spent yesterday afternoon in the garden with me ? " 

` You only met her yesterday morning and she was dead before dinner . " 

Police in Whitby are investigating an incident in which a car was found on fire yesterday morning on the North York Moors . 

I found myself tolerant of Ghanaian customs that I had previously criticized , like the enormous amount of time and attention given to funerals . 

At the Quarry church , if he attended a choral service , it was his invariable custom to leave during the singing of the last hymn . 

It is a long-established custom to assume that the way to go about making a career is to fit ourselves into ready-made jobs . 

As soon as the basic tasks were finished , it was Jonadab 's custom to seat himself at the parlour table with a ledger and a leather drawstring bag full of money . 

As always , it was Hollywood 's custom to work on as broad a front as possible : there should be films for everyone but only on Hollywood 's own terms . 

" Although it is not our custom to shake hands , he likes to please his foreign overlords . 

As is increasingly true everywhere , many of the old customs in Madeira are dying out . 

Whether an equivalent car would be made available to a company secretary who was not a family member is a question of fact -- perhaps depending on the size of the company and customs in the particular trade . 

It is not the custom in English cities to name streets by numbers but it has happened . 

The Commission would like to suggest the revival of the custom in some churches of an occasional short voluntary during the service . 

It 's a time-honoured custom in our industry , the easy-going atmosphere you try to create while auditioning young women for roles of an erotic nature . 

The higher grades of employee were supplied , as was the custom with many firms , with shiny , new company cars . 

It seems also that the regular equation of ` primitive " tribal customs with the earliest forms of European prehistoric culture provided an acknowledgement of common humanity , but one which was appropriately abridged and indirect . 

It would be unfair to suggest that our Victorian predecessors deliberately compared tribal customs with those of early man in order to discredit the indigenous peoples they were colonizing . 

It was then the custom for women 's teams to be captained by a man , which caused a degree of tension . 

It was the custom for the Mayor and Aldermen to receive this money on his behalf and to pay him the amount annually . 

` Well , we ca n't ruin an age-old custom for the sake of an absent mistress , can we ? " she interrupted as she untwined her legs and stood up to face him . 

It was the military custom of the Franks to gather the army in spring , and to remain active for three to six months . 

Some people , but only a very few , endeavoured to thwart the lucrative customs of the funeral furnisher by specifically requesting a coffin of a type not expected of their situation . 

At this time the old custom of well-dressing takes place , when wells are adorned with flowers . 

Richard 's disregard for their cherished customs of inheritance threatened them all , directly or indirectly , and provided a cause to which all could rally in defence of the right order of their world . 

The burial customs of the Parsi sect involve dead bodies being exposed on a grating at the top of a Tower of Silence . 

Gerrard & National , the venerable City discount house , is not easily swayed from its time-honoured customs . 

Their custom is to sacrifice to Zeus upon the tops of mountains ; they call the whole circle of the heavens ` Zeus " . 

Whatever we do , they will still cling to their barbaric customs . 

In the latter , fines for simply chatting with workmates contrast vividly with the drinking customs so often described in the artisan trades . 

Publication was stimulated by the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century revival of interest in folk customs , and accounts from many places throughout the British Isles and beyond are to be found in published collections , often by county . 

Impartible and partible inheritance customs co-existed side by side , and marked variations were to be found in the degree to which elder and younger children were favoured or disadvantaged . 

Quite correctly Murphy calls for changes in the antediluvian playing customs and policies of the Irish clubs . 

Another unusual feature is the oil paintings hanging in the church , a remembrance of the old Romish customs . 

Yet there was no weeping and wailing as is the usual Sinhalese custom . 

It was the custom at that time that when a worker married he was allowed to make himself a chair in the company 's time ; this was called a ` marriage chair " . 

They put something like 30,000 Chinese refugees back over the border each year and it was a custom of international law that such immigrants are received back , she said . 

Students , feeling it their duty to point out the shortcomings of policies and personalities in Chinese politics , exercised their traditional custom of remonstrating several times throughout Deng 's decade of reform . 

There is the old English custom of dancing around the Maypole to weave leaves back onto the bare branches . 

Scholars studying popular culture have paid close attention to crafts , recognizing occupational traditions and customs that have origins in the middle ages . 

On the British part , the staff regarded Arab customs as weird and slightly annoying . 

The kind of religion that people like in this country is to do , I think , with their sense of identity as being British people and following British habits and customs . 

He had studied in Kabul , he spoke a little French , and he knew that the customs of the Valley were not the only forms of polite behaviour in the world . 

It was an ancient custom that on the fourth day of her menstruation , when a woman had taken her ritual bath , her husband was honour-bound to have intercourse with her . 

The historians agree that planting the Penny Hedge is a survival of the much older Horngarth service , an ancient land tenure custom . 

Gaea was , ultimately , the source of all life ; hence the ancient custom of placing a newborn child on the ground , that it might draw from her strength . 

The first is traditionalism , by which is meant that Conservatives have an attachment to established customs and institutions , and , as a corollary , a hostility to ` sudden , precipitate and revolutionary change " . 

More than 20 schools have complained of interference in school life and criticism of long established customs . 

People often still follow the rather dangerous custom of jumping over these bonfires , especially on the feast of São João . 

Antun Vrančić , for example , always regarded the “ Illyrian ” language as his mother tongue , but , following the customs of civilised Europe at that time , he wrote in Latin . 

` I mean that we still follow the old custom of behaving courteously to our family and friends . 

It 's long been a custom to knock farmers and the high subsidies that many of them receive . 

Crackers have been a popular Christmas custom since the reign of Queen Victoria . 

Just how extensive a lord 's rights would be in these circumstances would depend partly upon local custom and partly upon the relative power of lord and vassal . 

In recent years , however , increasing numbers have been killed by opportunist visitors , who have failed to respect the local custom of leaving the young mussels to live and breed . 

Studying the history of marriage customs may show that some of today 's reproductive practices may not be as revolutionary as they are sometimes made out to be . 

This goes back a generation , to when Maltese marriage customs were very strictly observed . 

Thus the WFS data on abstinence in many countries significantly underestimated the prevalence of post-partum abstinence , since most women in these countries observe the custom for health reasons and not as a contraceptive measure . 

Many Japanese failed to appreciate the background of Western social customs or realize how ill-suited they were to Japan . 

We formally allow for the possibility that , in certain sectors or establishments , there may be a social custom of membership , sanctioned by a loss of reputation if the custom is not followed . 

Since then , an incredible 27 lb 9 oz of roach was brought to the scales in an Oxford Open from a peg in Northbrook spinney . 

The thin beech spinney from where the dogs were slipped still stands near the Oxford road . 

So it was that in the Autumn of 1983 , just after we bought this house we decided to plant a small spinney to hide a development of new houses on our north border . 

The dragon continued through the spinney , incinerating every likely-looking bush and clump of ferns . 

The retired GP , aged 73 , who lives in the Spinney , Middleton St George , worked his way up through the order to the post of county surgeon for County Durham . 

I 've won one Rodney , and I 'll have a shitload more this autumn . 

But the Jezebel poems went far beyond vilification of Elizabeth . 

There was a further link with editors , not such a happy one , for false reports and rumours were constantly appearing , and what seemed to be a campaign of vilification of the police . 

They had sat with their friends and heard the vilification of Hitler and the Third Reich at dinner parties , in the cinemas , on television and in books and newspapers . 

Vilification of the character of the Carthaginians was to be found in the Sicilian-born historian Timaeus even before some Roman orators and writers made " Punica fides " into a catchword . 

The Rev Fred Nile , of the Uniting Church , leader of the religious-based Call to Australia Party , is against amendments planned by the State Government that would outlaw the vilification of homosexuals . 

The vilification of a young man -- with convictions for car theft and now working with young boys making prize-winning community videos -- edged on violence . 

The Mutawas offered the father moral support in his strong stance and showered him with accolades for his religious conviction . 

Mr Hinks became a member of the council of the Law Society , which was quite an accolade for the firm , and he is believed to be the only Darlington solicitor to be honoured in this way . 

The book was certainly the most thorough document of a country made up to that point in time , and received accolades from all quarters . 

It turns out that despite the accolades of later historians , Davy had formidable competition for the creation of a lamp . 

Whatever the answer , Cabernet Sauvignon 's earns its accolade as ` the most noble grape variety " , and is well loved for its delicious blackcurrant and cedar flavours . 

The majority of tour leaders are Masters of Wine , the British wine trade 's highest accolade , and they 'll open the doors of such exclusive châteaux as Margaux and Cos d'Estourel . 

The SLEJF is also the first NGO from Sri Lanka to be awarded this UN accolade . 

Meanwhile , things have been happening in Glasgow , where the CAMRA branch has awarded its beer-of-the-year accolade to another Caledonian beer , R&D Deuchars IPA , for the second year running . 

Britain 's role in the Berlin air-lift earned her the accolade of a staunch and like-minded ally . 

At the end of the year the Bank received the prime accolade as having the Best Corporate Arts Programme in Great Britain . 

Winners of the Considerate Hoteliers Award scheme received their accolades from Deputy Manager of Westminster , Cllr Angela Hooper . 

Iran , in fact , was the Soviet Union 's largest trading partner in the Middle East during this period .

At present , our partners in Europe tend to follow an old-fashioned prescriptive approach to social policy .

The former Metrologie unit was Santa Cruz Operation Inc 's first partner in Europe and says that the relationship will continue .

Centrepiece of the celebrations will be the signing of the ` declaration of intent " in Central Gardens when Middlesbrough council and its partners in the project promise to preserve and improve the environment .

Controll was Hewlett-Packard Co 's partner in the country until last summer when Hewlett-Packard exercised its right to buy out its joint venture with the firm , subsequently stripping Controll of its distribution functions .

More importantly , however , central government accepted that the LEAs were partners on the difficult path of curriculum change and development .

Part of its promotion campaign was the announcement of forthcoming nuptials between Richard and his duet partner on the song , Jocelyn Brown .

The group is still looking for possible partners for its optronics operations , though it insists that so far there have only been talks , not negotiations .

The Japanese are reluctant , partly because they were asked to be contributors after the machine had been designed , rather than to be partners for the whole project .

Roy 's partner for the feat , Judy Perry , who runs her own acupunture therapy centre .

He gave warning that the longer the Council of Ministers waited before taking a decision on the former , the more time trading partners had to change their minds on the latter .

It is always advisable to have a training partner to assist when doing lying triceps exercises .

Later in the year , when we visit the area again , we heard that the Swedish Lapps had fenced off an area of the Dividal National Park , with over five kilometres of wire . 

Because the connection was not made exactly half way between the two caves , this dive actually involved some 3.5 kilometres of diving . 

By 1985 Mercury plans to install 1000 kilometres of cable to link Britain 's business centres , but work on laying the cables has not yet begun . 

There are just two and a half kilometres of railway in Lesotho . 

But with some 400 kilometres of coastline there are plenty of beaches to discover without every having to descend on the more developed resorts of Magaluf and El Arenal in the south . 

On the beautiful 26 kilometres of Cherating Beach , the complex 's huge picture windows , light colours and colourful furnishings complement the fine facilities offered . 

` We have 2000 kilometres of coast-line , we are rich in minerals and have great agricultural potential . 

It has 28 kilometres of cellars in which the equivalent of 90 million bottles are stored , and which are visited by more than 150,000 people a year . 

Britain 's 2,000 kilometres of motorway could accomodate 130,000 wind turbines safely and efficiently at a cost of £10,000 for each device . 

Some 20,000 kilometres of new hedgerow have been planted in the same period . 

Soviet oilmen have been tapping into these supplies since the 1940s , when they created Oil Rocks , a gigantic production centre with 200 kilometres of causeway , built on concrete piles and landfill offshore . 

A model of the new £11 million building , which will have 43 kilometres of shelving , was unveiled yesterday by the Scottish minister of state , Lord Fraser . 

Away from the human-made cacophony of towns and cities , elephants call to each other through kilometres of dense forest using sounds too low for us to hear . 

The turkey vulture can detect a freshly killed carcass through kilometres of dense forest . 

The survey found that water quality has seriously declined along 6,323 kilometres of rivers , canals and estuaries in England and Wales . 

The 100 kilometres of rivers and canals which criss-cross the city are heavily polluted because most industrial plants and utilities have no waste-treatment systems . 

They 're working on it , but there are about 50,000 kilometres of roads in all and I was told that fully half of them need to be torn up and rebuilt from scratch . 

The Department of Transport is responsible for maintaining the 25 000 kilometres of trunk roads in England . 

1,350 kilometres of ordinary roads lay behind and ahead stretched 1,300 kilometres of autobahn , a little over 800 miles . 

Tax breaks will be on offer for community development and to encourage private investment , including a 50% tax exclusion for small businesses making long-term investments and tax credits for research and development . 

While around him the motorcycle industry crumbled , Garside 's technology gave Norton a small but profitable business producing rotaries for unmanned aeroplanes ( ` drones " ) , largely for the US Defense Department . 

A few years ago he had a flourishing little business going in that shop of his , and now look at him . 

After recovering , he joined Simpson and Maule in their business at 1 Kennington Road , Newington ( Fig. 1 ) . 

He also headed a number of Courtaulds ' textile businesses at different times but it was mainly his knowledge of viscose which earned him a reputation as a leading world authority on the fibre . 

A ` Business Says Yes " group has been formed , claiming widespread support from small and medium-sized business for strong powers for a Scottish assembly , although critics claim its membership is tiny . 

A one-off idea sowed the seeds of a flourishing ceramics business for a Scots couple . 

Royal Bank won its first gold star when it lent £70,000 to help Mr Miller , a professional caterer , to buy a restaurant business in Hampstead , north London . 

When I had a small printing business in Stornoway several of my employees were crofters . 

This was in sharp contrast to the generally critical view of the LDDC 's attitude to small businesses in their formal dealings with them . 

He had little schooling , and went to work at the age of twelve , apprenticed to an uncle in a chemist and druggist business in Chesterfield . 

He has allowed the Ugandan Asians , whom Idi Amin expelled in 1972 , to return and reclaim their businesses . 

Grace 's success in developing both her business and self-confidence was recognised when she was presented with an award last week by NISBI . 

Slow payment of debts means Scotland 's small businesses are owed nearly FIVE BILLION pounds on any given day . 

Part of his freight business was probably reputable enough , and maybe he needed to trade on that to get a job . " 

Recently , Steve gave up his joinery business to set up a small security firm , hoping for more time to devote to the much-needed rescue . 

In addition to his tile business , he also transfer-printed on to enamelled copper and porcelain , which he sold to other retailers and from his own shop in Harrington Street . 

Industrial segmentation occurs when a micro-computer business applies differing marketing mixes to two markets , one of small private businesses , and the other of State secondary schools . 

We had a good nylon business which we judged , wrongly , was incapable of radical change although it needed re-equipment . 

Publishers must ensure that universities do not become vast , cheap rate republishing businesses . 

THE LEADING diesel manufacturer Peugeot-Talbot has taken its 27-strong line-up of oil burners on the road in an effort to change the buying habits of British businesses . 

THE Chancellor has taken heed of small businesses by attempting to boost confidence in his Budget yesterday , says Jim Wellerd of North and Mid-Essex Chamber of Trade . 

The ironmongers also built up their businesses by using the human and material resources of their families . 

Large-scale , private businesses in manufacturing , geared to relatively high-value consumer products , will find little room for expansion as the incomes of most urban consumers continue to be very modest . 

It was only three years ago that we split our business from Healthcare and we really are a stand-alone Division now , particularly with the advent of M.S.I.L. [ Medical Services Incineration Limited ] . 

The catering business itself is regulated by various Acts of Parliament which impose duties and standards of conduct that must be observed . 

There is still no sign of a buyer for the main consultancy business , Hay , and uncertainty over whether an agreement is imminent on Gartner Group . 

A number of other organisations have their own executive search division , often in broadly-based consultancies or in service businesses . 

The prospect of an integrated consultancy business , able to provide a wide range of management and engineering services , is very exciting and very relevant to the changing construction procurement methods of the nineties . 

My parents expected me to join the family business in Belo Horizonte . 

Certain premises are excluded from the Act , e.g. small family businesses where only the immediate family are employed . 

Having several sons in the trade worked to the general benefit of the family business which could thereby offer a wider range of services . 

Gerald Ratner resigned as head of Ratner 's UK jewellery business . 

Derrick took up fitness training just 13 years ago after his jewellery importing business folded . 

The careers co-ordinator , Mrs M. Goodman has thanked local businesses and industry for their support and co-operation . 

About 24 teams from local businesses in the Cambridge area took up the Cambridge Regional College initiative , to complete a number of different challenges in support of the local community . 

Johnson Matthey 's pharmaceutical business has seen continued growth and has made a strong contribution to group profits during the year . 

Having served with several major tax firms , he established his own consultancy business , Durkacz and Co , in Edinburgh in 1989 . 

In other words , the Labour expert thought he knew how to run the business better than the businessman . 

William Charles Titford ran his linen draper 's business from 77 Bishopsgate Street , at the end of Sutton 's Court between the Vine Inn and the Four Swans Inn , from 1798 to 1806 . 

Sylvester Stallone has just filmed Cliffhanger , described as ` Die Hard on a mountain top " , and before then audiences will see Wesley Snipes take on hijackers in Passenger 57 . 

The hijacker in the black shirt stood at the front of the plane and pointed his gun at the passengers . 

The hijacker in the black shirt came out of the Captain 's cabin behind the man in white , but two other men in white came through the door and shot him too . 

Arrest of Achille Lauro hijacker in Greece -- Italian application for extradition 

They could all see the plane , two hundred metres away , and they could all hear the voice of the hijacker on the radio . 

But the quick-thinking cabbie , who picked up the woman from a pub in Exeter , Devon , alerted a cashier when the hijacker ordered him to stop at a motorway service station for cigarettes . 

And a pilot has desperately tried to fight off highjackers seconds before his aircraft smashed into two other jets on the ground at China 's Canton airport . 

In 1990 , three Aeroflot planes were hijacked to Sweden and all of the Russian hijackers surrendered . 

SECURITY lapses at Frankfurt airport that let an armed hijacker on to a Lufthansa airliner will be tracked down , the German government pledged yesterday . 

Then the big bearded hijacker went back into the Captain 's cabin . 

The door of the Captain 's cabin was open and he could see the bearded hijacker sitting inside . 

Carl could see the bearded hijacker from the light of the instruments . 

He saw the girl hijacker and the bearded man standing quite still too , with their guns in their hands and their mouths open . 

After their statement had been released to the press , the unarmed hijackers surrendered to Indian authorities in Calcutta where they were detained for trial . 

The young hijacker laughed again and moved on to the next seat . 

It could be a unique occasion ( possibly hilarious ) and a fitting bash to celebrate a decade has seen trainer wear break out on a massive scale . 

And the traditional Conservative chairman 's bash at Central Office may have to go on without the chairman : Chris Patten , busy in Bath , may not get back in time to drink with his team . 

The twelve hour bash also features Otis B. Driftwood , Marilyn Middleton Pollock from Chicago and the Real Ale and Thunder Band . 

Although the venue is not as packed as the previous night 's ( happy ) Birthday Party bash , those who have ventured out tonight are a partisan faction in regulation red ` Eat Yourself Whole " shirts . 

Labour 's bash will be at 4 Millbank , where it has been holding its morning press conferences . 

All of you couch potatoes who were inspired by the Olympics to take more exercise in future , what about having a bash at the New York Marathon and raising funds for charity as well ? 

BRASH comedienne Roseanne Arnold was for once left speechless when husband Tom handed her a $1 million ( £655,000 ) set of diamond and emerald jewels at a star-studded 40th birthday bash at Beverly Hills Hotel . 

ACTOR Bruce Willis gave wife Demi Moore a star-studded 30th birthday bash -- 30,000ft up in the air . 

Rachel 's former fiance revealed that he thinks the health-conscious Vogue model was duped into taking the drug at the bash at Wavertree Recreation Club in Liverpool . 

` HIS racket 's this size , " says Lauren Hutton at Jimmy Connors ' 40th birthday bash . 

U2 LAST night unveiled their stunning new video Interference at a spectacular bash at London 's Planetarium …

They got out a bag containing balloons and presents for Harry 's birthday bash , which will be held without his parents . 

The all-night bash on August 29 will have three separate arenas , and the main stage , inside Europe 's largest circus tent , will feature the original film set from Blade Runner . 

Previous birthday bashes at Balmoral for the Queen 's sister have been marked by Scottish dancing and champagne . 

The other day I was in a line-up at a charity bash and next to me were Simon and Yasmin Le Bon . 

The four-day bash will end with a series of activities coinciding with National Music Day . 

An industrial tribunal in Liverpool heard that Fiona Shearer , 23 , and her boyfriend Kenneth Dodd , 29 , were dismissed five days after the private bash on August 28 last year . 

Bowled over : Supermarket staff plan a marathon bowling bash at Megabowl on Sefton Retail Park , Netherton on November 15 . 

The windows range from minimalist efforts -- a hand-written ` Bognor welcomes the clowns " poster -- to life-size mannequins in full motley surrounded by all the paraphernalia of clowning . 

Ellers , in his motley as court jester , ventured : ` At least we 'll be kissing goodbye to our visiting geniuses . " 

Given the chromosome window size ( 5 Mbp ) used to calculate the TDF and the average size of the gene ( ~30 Kbp ) , each 5 Mbp region should contain on average about 170 genes .

A two - day frequency could satisfy a three - day window , but would miss many delivery dates for time value publications .

No effect of anesthetic protocol on IOP during a 12 minute measurement window

We used Ahab with a 500 bp window to scan the Drosophila genome .

This investigation , which applies similar methodology to smaller window sizes , concerns the intra-genomic homogeneity of dinucleotide relative abundance , and inter-sequence distance calculations are beyond its scope .

CNCSs were identified in VISTA using a window size of 10 bp with an identity of 90% with manual post-processing to remove spurious matches at the beginning and end of the alignments .

The profiles seen through larger windows obviously tend toward the signature but local fluctuations tend to zero slower than 1/? n ( i.e .

The MM algorithm starts at the first position after the matching window and compares the bases in the Query sequence to the Target .

Datura meteloides ` Zurich " bears an abundance of fragrant blooms 

Others have sought a reconciliation of the positions that these terms represent , and there is an abundance of literature which examines this relationship in advance of the Situationists . 

An abundance of sunbeds around the most spectacular pool you 'll ever see beckon you to unwind with the gentle lapping of the sea as background music . 

One of the main foundations upon which the gigantic economic growth of the US during the twentieth century was built , was its abundance of cheap onshore oil . 

Poor spawning sites and an abundance of food is the combination for giant bream ; one is practically useless without the other . 

Right : The little stream which flows under Puente Chinoluiz where we found an abundance of fish . 

This would tie in with the kind of creature that could take advantage of the first abundance of flowering plants and special insects emerging in the late Cretaceous . 

Crabs that live in areas where empty shells are scarce select relatively large shells when given a free choice , compared with crabs living where there is an abundance of empty shells . 

It was to be of great importance to countries like France and Switzerland where a shortage of mineral fuels could be offset by an abundance of hydroelectric power . 

Calabria produces an abundance of red and white wines -- top name among them is Ciro . 

Some are on split levels , all are comfortable , full of atmosphere , and boasting an abundance of beautiful furniture and rafted ceilings . 

Imagine a country overrun with brilliantly-coloured flowers every spring , a national park abounding with wildlife , including bears , deer , caribou and an abundance of birdlife . 

Positioned well away from the planned recreational activities , it promised to attract an abundance of wildlife -- and so it has turned out . 

It is less easily defensible that the practitioners appear to think less deeply about the meaning of the present abundance of data than is the case in many other fields of science . 

In fact the stream ran through Florence Tremayne 's garden which was a wild garden with trees and an abundance of daffodils . 

It had a cellar-like quality about it , with its abundance of wine bottles everywhere , some of them looking quite ancient . 

An abundance of white marble may suggest luxury , but marble is porous and needs careful cleaning to avoid dinginess , while marble floors are icy to bare feet . 

While experience may show that certain tasks were not as good discriminators as others there is likely to be an abundance of evidence over the three-year period for teachers to use . 

Hybridisation-based procedures involving cDNAs are unreliable as they are dependent on the presence and relative abundance of the transcripts in the corresponding libraries . 

In addition we have an abundance of ` work units " springing up all over West Belfast operating under the control of the Catholic Church with the backing of bodies like the International Fund for Ireland . 

If the chosen section has the greatest possible diversity and abundance of rapidly evolving fossils , we can then hope for the greatest possible number of different means for correlation . 

He came wearing his purple confessor 's stole and carrying the little box of sacred oils for the anointing of the dying . 

Priests wishing to concelebrate please bring alb and white stole . 

Perhaps they were all at this well-attended W.I. meeting , where not only hats , but coats and fur stoles seems to have been the thing . 

Lee was close to him and was standing on Philip 's shoelace that had come undone as he ran . 

When he got too puffed to run , Nigel would put one foot on someone 's wall and retie his shoelace slowly . 

A DEFENCE lawyer was ordered out of court yesterday because he appeared before magistrates with his shoelaces undone . 

Renwick bent to tie his shoelace , straightened up when the ambulance 's motor merged with the traffic outside . 

When she turned round Penry was holding out a pair of unused white shoelaces . 

They followed the stream , their feet quiet on the soft mud , the boot soles leaving patterns in damp places . 

She would just have to give young William the task of cutting out the leather soles , he had learned very quickly and his hands , though small , were strong and deft . 

When Hari returned home , she found William in the workshop hammering leather soles on to a pair of small boots . 

Knowing that she simply had to shake off this mood of dreamy awareness , she turned on her heel , some grit beneath the leather soles of her flat white sandals grating harshly . 

From Semer Water I crossed the road and followed the track above the river Bain through summer meadows , by stiles , some of which were gated and had the rubber soles from wellington boots for hinges . 

He used the nails of his finger and thumb to find the head of the pin , itself almost buried in the tan rubber sole of the sandshoe . 

The sole of the boot is strong enough to attach articulated crampons . 

The floor was covered with a black substance that looked like soot , but grated under the soles of her boots like sand . 

The rain , still fresh on the grass , began to seep through the soles of his boots . 

Even on my return through the ward , past ulcer and oedema , past sleepwalker and sleeptalker , I could feel the hungry suck of it on the soles of my black boots . 

Early in November Henry led his Brabançons in a thrust to the south of Chinon , threatening the lands of Ralph de Faye .

The falls are at Neuhausen , an extension of Schaffhausen to the south , rather than a suburb of it .

On an area of heath to the south , we found the scented bog myrtle and , on a newly constructed bank , grew the very rare ten violet .

On the whole , it seems unlikely that Knossos ' territory extended only half-way to Arkhanes , only 8 kilometres to the south of Knossos .

Forty miles to the south , the Dragoon Lieutenant who had been kicked by his dying horse haemorrhaged in the nettles beside the ditch .

Let us look at two or three of these framework knitting villages in more detail , starting with Countesthorpe to the south of Leicester .

The whole detachment set off on 15 March from Siwa in the trucks of John Olivey 's Rhodesian patrol , heading for the Jebel mountains to the south of Benghazi , a journey of 400 miles .

By now the Emperor 's army was approaching from the south , led by one of his most able generals , Marshal Otto Blucher .

Standing looking up at the east front , he knew that the Alpheus lay to the south , on his left , and the Cladeus flowed into it from his right .

The still waters of the lake reflected the surrounding mountains -- precipitous towers of limestone to the south , barren rounded hills in incredible shades of rust , pink , yellow and grey to the north .

Just then , a tanker drove up from the south and the driver confirmed my suspicions .

The forest to the south of the Swamp was hilly and comparatively open .

It turned out there were a few acres of good hunting land just to the south of the barn .

It is directly to the south of the hub of administrative Wales -- the capital city of the Principality .

So one day , very hot and insecty , with a faint breeze coming in off the sea , we were all lying in the grass on the flat area just to the south of the house .

The offensive has driven the majority Muslim population out of town and nearly 10,000 are crammed into a village just to the south , according to UN officials .

They were expert at vanishing silently and reappearing suddenly in some unexpected place ; and in case of need the Lord Owen 's main stronghold of Glyndyfrdwy was no great distance away , mound and manor guarded by a curve of the Dee , down there to the south in the close confine of the valley .

In the eighteenth century it seemed impossible to build a barn without creating a work of art . 

Until you have time and money to build a barn , a rick-yard may be the only alternative . 

Is n't it true that someone tried to burn down the barn your Sparrowgrass was stabled in a month ago ? 

Besides building an 18-hole golf course , and charging trainers to exercise their horses on the track , he is instigating another new concept in this country by constructing American-style barns so that training can be done at the track as it is in the United States . 

A MacDougall & Co. had erected a large malt barn and brick stalk . 

Now , with filming still going on , he is living in a converted barn just 10 miles from Mayle 's own home . 

C … an ex-sharedealer of Harvard Securities , was living in a barn on a friend 's farm in Kent , eking out a gipsy-like living by renovating rusty old cars . 

The most important factor was whether all the crops were housed in the barn or whether some or all were kept in ricks in the fields , being moved to the barn for threshing . 

Suddenly , as we were about fifty yards from that lovely smell of coffee , there was an almighty roar as the barn blew up , scattering burning straw and all kinds of debris all over the farm area . 

Field barns were built to serve land lying some distance from the farmstead , or which could only be reached from it by way of steep hills . 

The barn was built parallel to the ridge of the bank , being entered at high level on the uphill side . 

The barn was built in 1839 and was the largest structure in a range of buildings . 

Many ancient villages contain venerable barns built of the same materials as local cottages . 

Tithe barns were built by the Church for the exploitation of peasant labour , the peasants being obliged to submit to the Church one tenth of all they produced . 

A new barn had been built , and there was a cattle grid between the road and the garden , but otherwise all was just the same . 

The need for houses , barns and byres constructed of timber was more common and fundamental to everyday life . 

A man 's body has been found in a barn that was destroyed by fire . 

Big Arnie Schwarzenegger would probably prefer to tackle the Penguin than the army of infant terrors he faces in Kindergarten Cop . 

It is at this stage that suddenly the chorus of advice dies away and the armies of theoreticians depart . 

And what about the small army of Morland Place pensioners -- former employees , who all seemed to enjoy an extraordinary longevity , and who seemed to live in houses needing constant repair ? 

If not directly representing the official political party just yet , she was anxious to push her views and get her army of young fans to follow suit , and help save the planet . 

If his growing army of fans are only writing to say they like Merton 's own TV series , then they are either shy or lying . 

DAMON Hill went a long way towards fulfilling the hopes of his family and army of fans when he grabbed provisional pole position for Sunday 's Monaco Grand Prix . 

A national newspaper had called for an army of Mansell fans to turn out , but fewer than two hundred actually did . 

But perhaps the greatest fear about workfare is that it might reduce the political spur to create jobs and lead to an army of people working in poorly paid conditions . 

A great army of civil servants will be needed to administer the system , adding nothing whatever to the wealth or gaiety of the nation . 

The king 's needs , however , were challenged by the popes ' own obligations to reward their growing army of servants . 

He slipped out as a small army of servants carried by all sorts of carts and carriages scurried up to the Pavilion with emergency rations organised by Maman , with Papa 's enthusiastic support . 

Even now an army of servants was installing the huge gilt-painted plaster candelabras in the grounds , each one bearing three four-foot candles in the Russian national colours . 

Lady Merchiston 's situation , Theda recognised , was symptomatic of the whole , and she could appreciate that the Diggorys could scarcely be expected to cope with a task that would baffle an army of servants . 

An army of workmen and volunteers worked all day to clear up after the raiders flooded the main stand . 

At the moment the ground looks like the biggest construction site in south-east London , with an army of building workers -- and volunteers -- desperately trying to get it ready . 

But the organisers have acknowledged the vital contribution of a small army of volunteer officials and team managers to the success of the games . 

At any rate , it is the service sector that benefits most from this army of workers who have to sacrifice pay and conditions for convenient hours and proximity to home . 

Just to the north of the factory Sakata laid out those playing fields , to keep its army of workers shackled to the corporation even in their spare time , until they were made redundant . 

Back in the industrialized countries of the North a reserve army of workers is lining up in dole queues , desperate for work . 

A small army of workers will be moving into C&A to start shop fitting in a few weeks ' time . 

And so , with her emotions wrapped up safely in a package of anger , Lisa proceeded to face the coming fortnight . 

But she has now handed in her notice and will leave the £15,000-a-year job in a fortnight . 

The idea came from the cancer support group which meets every fortnight at the Derry Well Woman centre . 

Where were the two girls during the last fortnight of their lives ? 

The deal , with a European customer , is due to be signed within the next fortnight . 

A controversial television documentary at the end of 1983 on timber-frame houses , which led to a tumble in share prices for leading house-builders , was itself attacked for being ` technically ill-informed and misleading " .

Cheerful is the third local broking firm to undergo a major shake-up in the aftermath of the Hong Kong stock market tumble .

Traders said trading was thin after a tumble of Nikkei futures prices overnight in Chicago .

The dollar 's tumble sent the benchmark Nikkei Stock Average , which tracks 225 issues , plunging 857.14 points or 5.31 percent to 15,282.81 at early afternoon .

But the peso 's abrupt tumble of nearly 35 percent underscores the sobering risks of investing in Latin America .

Those misalignments include the dollar 's tumble to postwar lows in 1995 .

Across the flat tableland are almost 100 red and orange monolithic sandstone buttes and mesas jutting skywards . 

Emerging from a concealing butte , Ollokot , wearing a sash and riding a magnificent cream-coloured mount , led fifty warriors in a frontal assault against Theller . 

To the northeast of the dip , the eastern ridge of the Butte de Saran provides a few slopes of almost full southern exposure . 

As the sun descends behind a range of buttes , the hut --- illuminated only by a window and a candle --- grows dark .

But other famed green havens such as the Parc Monceau , the Buttes Chaumont and the Parc Montsouris will open up sections of grass to the public .

Founded in 1872 , Tempe was named by English traveler Darrel Duppa , who said the city 's desert buttes reminded him of the vale of Tempe in northeast Greece .

Benjamin and Agrippa drew their hangers and set to with a will , the eerie silence of that lonely road shattered by grunts , muttered oaths and the scraping clash of steel . 

In 1642 , Worcester witnessed a Royalist victory , under the command of Prince Rupert , the King 's nephew , at the Battle of Powick Bridge -- the first clash of Civil War arms . 

Outside Athelstan could hear him shouting orders , the sound of running feet and the clash of arms . 

The butcher boned our turkey to make it easier to carve , and we made a stuffing with packet mix and a few clever extras . 

And this year of all years , with its great debate on what constitutes family values you will want to make sure to order your Thanksgiving turkey well ahead of time . 

Elizabeth I 'm planning to prepare ham and pork to complement the Christmas turkey . 

I 've found two wines from different price ranges to serve with the Christmas turkey and all its trimmings . 

“ We have n't bought a Christmas turkey for years — he always wins one . ” 

Do n't wait until Christmas Eve to defrost the turkey -- it could take up to two days to thaw ! 

In January the same breakfast dish appears as a first course before the cold turkey and salad , the meal to be ended with English toasted cheese . 

If you are using a frozen turkey , make sure that it has thoroughly defrosted before cooking . 

Michael Barry will be offering advice on how to cook the turkey in our January issue . 

It lights the tree , powers the tv , may cook the turkey , and powers many of the kids ' Christmas presents . 

She cooked the turkey and booted the uncles ' wives out of her way when they came cluttering into the kitchen trying to help , i.e. interfere , which they did unfailingly each year . 

If you are not eating the turkey straight away , remove from the oven and allow to cool thoroughly . 

As Adam Woolf of Crisis explains : ` Our perception is that everyone else is enjoying themselves at Christmas with roast turkey , mince pies and pudding . 

If you want to serve something completely different this Christmas , why not look to the East for some delicious and healthy alternatives to roast turkey ? 

The 32 guests enjoyed roast turkey with roast potatoes and other vegetables followed by sponge pudding and custard for which they paid the going rate . 

Everyone seems to enjoy special foods at Christmas time -- from roast turkey to stuffed dates and other sweet treats . 

In groups of 10 to 30 men , on foot or in jeeps , they cross the barren plain between the frontier and the Tigris , to the Shia cities and the settlements around them . 

The maria and small plains in the highlands can readily be seen to postdate the craters on their borders . 

Every few minutes Jacques Devraux sent his trackers up the taller trees to scan the plain on the other side of the river , but each time they descended shaking their heads . 

But the greatest threat hanging over the inhabitants of Cubatoa is in the hills that overlook their polluted plain . 

Eventually the plains of the eastern Ukraine are reached , and the city of Kharkov . 

As we were crossing the plain of Birzebbugia nearing the air station , we were surprised to hear a sharp report . 

The next day they crossed a relentless plain of reeds and coarse grass , relieved only by colonies of bustard and the black tents of Kurdish tribesmen . 

The central plains of China have been farmed continuously for thousands of years and you begin to wonder how they have stayed fertile . 

The true pastoralists , such as the Fulani , the Dinka of southern Sudan and the Masai of the east African plains were in a different category . 

The battle of the Catalaunian Plains was proof that the imperial policy could work , if only for a limited period of time . 

Third , within the territory of the northern Angles a Bernician leadership had reasserted itself and the political centre of gravity shifted northwards away from the plain of York . 

The coastal plain in Sussex produced a wheat and barley surplus , the Wealden farmers probably grew sufficient for their own needs , whilst concentrating on stock raising . 

Frequent marine ingressions flooded the low-relief plain and left ` marine " shales behind . 

This mineralizes and fertilizes the flood plains below , as it slowly and inexorably finds its way to the sea . 

This war-shirt of around 1865 and accredited to Joseph , illustrates the close relationship between the costume of the Nez Perce and that of the Crow tribe of the Great Plains . 

The lowland plain and Allier valley to the north and south of Clermont-Ferrand are highly productive cereal ( especially maize ) , and vegetable growing areas , in places with livestock . 

Cenerente is a small village about three miles from Perugia which is silhouetted against the skyline on a hilltop 1000 feet above the Tiber plains . 

From the gal who swore she 'd rather be dragged across a plain by wild horses than wear lipgloss , this comes as something of a surprise . 

There was a train waiting at the Gare Maritime of Ostend with a through carriage to Berlin , reached by a long overnight journey across the flat plains of northern Europe . 

They campaigned for the Romans , for instance at the battle of the Catalaunian Plains . 

A small holding force of Empire troops was swept aside and the Orc army descended into the plains of Averland . 

After crossing many low hills , we descended into the small land-locked plain of Guitron . 

I. In their lower courses the larger 5th Order rivers flow in very wide valleys across the lowland plains . 

Winters are cold , with biting winds sweeping in from the Hungarian plain . 

Then , suddenly , we found ourselves in brilliant sunshine at the southern outskirts of the city , at the foot of the pre-Alps , where the River Adige emerges into the plain . 

They were already in sight when Thorfinn with Tuathal behind him rounded Moncrieffe Hill and dashed into the flat plain of Rhind , where the Earn joined the Tay . 

This should enable computers to give highly detailed information : how many people live within a radius of a certain point , for example , or how many live along a river 's flood plain . 

Alexei remembered the sight of the Yek army moving across the plains . 

She had been watching the legion of black ants moving along the plain . 

We sat with our backs against the trig point and gazed down like Gods on the coastal plain of Thassos . 

Similarly , a mother cheetah on the African plains will let its young ` play " with a gazelle . 

Crusader castles cling to jagged crests or rise up from barren plains . 

The city rose at the edge of a green plain , nestling in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada , and as Mitch gasped Ana realised they had arrived . 

Where the road passed through the coastal plains there were farms with cattle grazing on knee-high grass . 

She was taken as a child from Virginia to the plains of Nebraska , whose earth and immigrant farmers form the subject of her central fiction . 

The Sussex Levels cover a considerable area , of the order of 160 square kilometres , and , except for Pevensey Levels , are associated with the flood plains of the main rivers . 

Millennia ago the Sahara was a green rain-fed savanna , not unlike the plains of East Africa today . 

Louisa was about 46 when she began to be troubled by unsightly red blotches on her face . 

A figure covered from head to foot with blotches was standing beyond the bed , pressing its face and hands against the glass , gazing out at him . 

Communist terrorists had killed the kinsmen of some of the Semai counterinsurgency troops . 

Duregar , a kinsman of Belegar from Karaz a Karak , immediately gathered an army and marched southwards along the western J0 flanks of the mountains . 

The closest kinsmen of Edward I , for instance , played important ` cross-channel " roles . 

William Tunstall , kinsman of Richard 's councillor Sir Richard Tunstall , was made water bailiff of Winchelsea early in the protec torate , for instance . 

A kinsman of Sir Edmond , Sir John Kenward Shaw , of Eltham , was Guest of Honour and addressed the congregation . 

The French monarchy reciprocated at the deaths of their Plantagenet kinsmen and women . 

The King had ridden everywhere that autumn , but he had spent longest with Thor and Dunegal and Leofwine in Cumbria , where he had glea ned the first tidings of Duke William 's victory against his rebel kinsmen . 

For various reasons they were wrong ; but illusion of continuity was easily available because they had at least some of their kinsmen  at close quarters , met them and socialized with them each day . 

The details I did not know , but the King had taken the place and put Aguisel to death ; and this without rousing either Tydwal -NP0 or Urien , or any of their kinsmen against him . 

All such kinsmen are , from a girl 's point of view , either " brothers " or " cross-cousins " and she may not marr y a " brother " . 

“ Woe is me that Edward 's kinsmen , plucked from his side during his first moments of kingship , lie now in the dungeons of Pontefract ! ” 

Henry III , Louis IX , Richard of Cornwall and Charles of Anjou were all kinsmen , French-speaking and French . 

Conyers evidently formed a bridge between the Middleham affinity and its new lord : the first men whom Gloucester retained there were virtu ally all kinsmen of Sir John . 

Among the defectors was one of Charles 's kinsmen : his cousin-once-removed , Pippin , " son of King Bernard of the Lombard s ' ( Nithard identifies him very carefully at this point ) . 

Pakistan 's government has denied involvement in the embassy attack , but Afghan officials have cited damning evidence , including repeated cellphone calls made by the assailants to handlers in Pakistan .

Hit teams , often a pair of assailants on a motorbike , routinely target tribal elders , elected officials and local dignitaries .

One of the city 's deputy mayors was shot dead by assailants in 2010 as he knelt in prayer in a local mosque .

The Afghan assailant was also killed in the firefight , which broke out late Sunday , the embassy said in a statement .

Israeli television reported that the Palestinian assailants were disguised as Israeli police .

Eleven assailants died as well , the last of them shot Wednesday morning as Afghan police , backed by NATO helicopters , regained control of the unfinished high-rise structure the attackers used as their main staging ground .

They fear that revenge-minded assailants could arrive at any moment .

That was underscored last week when assailants killed a senior aide to President Hamid Karzai in an wealthy district of Kabul .

The bus was taking 10 students , ages 13 to 18 , home from a school in Pattani province when an unknown number of assailants opened fire from a hiding place on the roadside .

Within days , assailants gunned down one of the pact 's chief negotiators , an elder named Haji Badar Agha , on his way to morning prayers .

The assailants ran into the fields and fired their weapons back toward the advancing troops .

He would not confirm whether authorities were searching for another assailant .

Witnesses , though , said at least some of the assailants wore what appeared to be police uniforms , something that has become commonplace in Taliban attacks .

She sat up and reached blindly for the clasp of the bra , and just for a moment her breasts swung into view . 

Briefly her hands left him , darting behind her neck to undo a clasp . 

There was no doubt at all that her mother 's clip exactly matched the right-hand side of the clasp on the doge 's cloak . 

A rosette of tomato garnished a slice of green and pink asparagus and smoked-salmon terrine topped with a teaspoonful of dill mayonnaise and a tiny crescent of puff pastry . 

Use them in egg mayonnaise , omelettes or simply to top scrambled eggs . 

Today it was a cold fish mayonnaise with lettuce and french dressing in a little bottle , brown rolls , and a special goatsmilk cheese obtainable only at one particular shop in Soho . 

He rushed to the rescue of the lobster mayonnaise which was teetering ominously . 

Garnish with halved quails eggs and serve as a starter or as a main course with the watercress-flavoured mayonnaise . 

I decided that anything which said that you could have as much mayonnaise , avocados and nuts as you like and still do yourself good must be worth trying ! 

Briefly heat a quarter of mayonnaise with spice , then add remaining mayonnaise , chutney and juice . 

Use skimmed or semi-skimmed milk , margarine low in saturated fats , low fat cheese , reduced calorie mayonnaise and low fat yogurt instead of cream . 

Try these deliciously crunchy potato skins with garlic mayonnaise as an alternative to the chive and garlic dressing . 

Italian Style Black Olive Bread Sandwiches are filled with egg , tomato , marinated peppers and onions with a caper and garlic mayonnaise . 

Serve the fish immediately , accompanied by lemon mayonnaise and garnished with lemon zest and lemon wedges . 

` I put all the ingredients together and put them on individual plates , but lots of people helped get the lobster out of their shells , and Alfred made the mayonnaise . 

Mix together the mayonnaise and yogurt and pour over the vegetables . 

I warn over the radio they 'll be carrying shooters under their suedes . 

All she needed was a pair of shooters slung from her hip and she 'd be little Annie Oakley , she thought derisively , reaching instead for her favourite Navajo belt . 

I cut the string , and we hurried up to his room where the chest had stood since the day he came . 

One of them got out the ugliest looking knife that I have seen to cut a piece of string or something on his bicycle . 

4 Meanwhile , pat salt into the ends of the marrow bones , then wrap them in muslin and tie with string . 

He must tie one end of the string to the opening of the cave and then let the ball unwind as he went down into the labyrinth . 

I still have some of the more interesting pieces at home -- bases with pontil scars and necks with ridges to accommodate tie strings . 

Jones , now 19 , and living in Holyhead , said Roberts and son , Ian , would hold him upside down , tie his feet with rope or string , and tie it to an overhead pole . 

Athelstan took the keys of the church , tied by a piece of string to the cord round his waist , and pressed them into Benedicta 's soft , warm hand . 

Also an agency broker objected to a proposal that orders currently crossed within a firm be exposed to market-makers first . 

Entrepreneur Development Minister Datuk Mustapa Mohamed said today while the consortium 's proposal was accepted in principal , they would have to review the fare structure .

Jospin also defended his proposal to shorten the working week from 39 hours to 35 hours in a bid to curb double-digit unemployment .

The ministers were cold to Kinnock 's proposal to take over negotiations when they met in March , but agreed not to sign agreements until he had presented his arguments for a mandate in June .

The Palestinians so far have been unenthusiastic about Albright 's latest proposal , which calls for Palestinians to fulfill Israeli security demands between phases of Israeli troop withdrawals .

On the meeting 's agenda was an Egyptian draft proposal to rid the region of weapons of mass destruction .

As a result , the authority does not want to make a formal proposal to Yankees club owner George Steinbrenner until he declares he is considering moving the team across the Hudson River west to New Jersey .

Two days after Karadzic 's proposal to Carter surfaced , President Clinton 's administration maintained a skeptical neutrality about his going to Bosnia .

Police Minister Moshe Shahal on Monday presented the proposal to a parliamentary committee and said it was the only way to foil attacks by Palestinian militants inside Israel .

Senior U.S. officials were heading to Europe to present new peace proposals to allies in Germany , Britain and France .

Kwasniewski 's aides told reporters Friday they did not expect any `` revolutionary '' developments during the Jan. 9-11 two-country trip , although they said the president will make several proposals to his hosts .

Some Western officials following Yugoslav developments are more cautious about the French proposal for a Paris meeting .

GENEVA ( AP ) --- The United States has rejected Japan 's proposal for immediate talks on their automobile trade dispute , but has agreed to hold discussions starting in about three weeks , an official said .

LONDON ( AP ) --- The feud between the International Tennis Federation and the ATP Tour escalated Thursday over proposals for a new men 's circuit .

Christopher said the diplomats would `` ask military experts to examine '' proposals by France and Britain for redeploying the 22,000 U.N. troops to increase their safety and effectiveness .

Negotiators failed to agree even about their next meeting and rejected a proposal by Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev to set up a joint commission to amend the Tajik constitution .

Haile Menkorios , the Eritrean ambassador to Ethiopia , said Friday that the Yemeni government has not replied to proposals by Ethiopia , Egypt and France to resolve the dispute peacefully .

Also figuring in the discussion will be a controversial proposal by Indonesian President Suharto to stabilize the devastated rupiah by pegging it to the U.S. dollar through a currency board .

The proposal by U.N. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali is subject to formal approval by the U.N. General Assembly .

Japan made a similar proposal Thursday , although gave no estimate on the likely net revenue .

Husseini made the proposal after Israeli rejected opening negotiations on Jerusalem to other countries in the region .

`` We 've made some fairly significant proposals to put design capability in-house , so we could design vehicles in China .

For the first time , he did not insist that Chechen independence was nonnegotiable , although he made no specific proposals for talks .

And also like Gonzalez , he made few concrete proposals about how to reduce Spain 's unemployment rate that stubbornly remains at 23 percent despite moderate economic growth .

The Opera management stated that it had made new salary proposals to the strikers and offered to schedule further negotiations , but that the striking personnel had failed to respond .

South Korea , while making the proposal for dialogue through its radio broadcasts , rejected an earlier North Korean proposal for holding `` a great national conference '' to discuss national unification .

`` If the American League wanted us to do so , they would have to make a proposal to us , '' Blue Jays spokesman Howard Starkman said .

Speaking to reporters Saturday , he suggested France was being opportunistic by making the proposal to Bonn after it had resumed the nuclear tests .

You would n't think it was possible for a middle-aged department store manager to simply crumple before the withering scowls of his wife . 

As he stepped closer to Eisenhower , however , his face took on a more considered expression , a scowl of concentration seeming to split his forehead in two . 

The scowl on his face indicated displeasure , and after a moment 's silence she asked , ` Is anything the matter ? " 

Silas 's scowl remained on his face as they continued to walk along the track . 

Ronni folded her arms across her chest and tried to fix a disapproving scowl to her face . 

Michele was smiling slightly , but Paul wore a scowl , and it was apparent to Luce that , faced with the other man 's cool sophistication , he felt ill at ease , out of his depth . 

Hayman 's monkey-like face twisted into a vicious scowl just thinking about it . 

His scowl had deepened , and there was a note of warning his voice . 

Richmann 's scowl deepened , but he restrained himself from snapping an answer back at the General . 

According to Dr John Bancroft , clinical consultant at the Medical Research Council 's reproductive Biology Unit in Leicester , maximum sexual activity does seem to match maximum testosterone levels throughout the year . 

The Pittsburgh team tested the machine on 43 complex diseases against clinicians and consultants at Massachusetts General Hospital . 

Before we start fund raising , we usually have discussions with Dr Truby , a consultant at the hospital . 

THE idea of a computer whizz-kid gaining access to classified data by accidentally brushing against the right button is the stuff of fantasy , according to a security consultant at the National Computing Centre in Manchester . 

Ian is a consultant for a computer company and Paula is in the accounts department of another computer company . 

These culminated in a major review undertaken by consultants for the Department of the Environment ( JURUE , 1986a ) . 

Now forty-five GPs and consultants in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire are backing Dr Keeley 's protest to the Roads Minister . 

He is currently also Senior Consultant of Information Agents Limited , a new company established to help those who own major information assets to trade in electronic information markets through licensing deals , joint ventures or strategic acquisitions . 

She taught many microwave cookery schools and was consultant on food , appliance and product developments . 

When he was quizzed Righton -- a leading consultant on children 's homes -said he had them for his ` personal gratification . " 

Wesley will be telling England rugby star Will Carling today that after he 's done his PhD he 's going to be a top consultant on ecological waste disposal . 

Ray Hallett is Design Consultant to National Trust Enterprises . 

He was also consultant to the Presidential Task Force on Human Rights . 

Rev Stanley M Nyahwa is the new Training Consultant with the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation in Windhoek . 

Helen was formerly support services consultant with the International Hospital Group and has also had 23 years service with the National Health service in domestic services management . 

During a ` mirroring " session , the customer sits next to the Clarins ' consultant , in front of all the make-up testers and a huge mirror . 

The consultation period ends on 31 December and only then will the Secretary of State 's consultant start to prepare his final report . 

The County Council 's consultants and myself both recommend route A on grounds of traffic benefit , engineering assessment and economic practice . 

` Everyone wants cigarette pants with the little side split , " says the store 's fashion consultant Vanessa de Lisle . 

For reservations call your travel consultant or Hilton Reservation Service . 

The DTI had already announced in early April that it was appointing consultants to consider the practicability of privatising AEA . 

But Eddie Richardson , branch secretary of Nupe , was concerned operation lists had fallen because patients were not seeing consultants . 

Being a consultant in communicable disease control , I know that many trainees turn away from this vocation when they realise that making control of infection their special interest would diminish their chances of becoming a director . 

Yesterday a Durham Police spokesman said the consultant in charge of Pringle had told detectives he is to undergo further surgery next month . 

Fellow member Mr Clive Owen said the committee was impressed by the efforts made by doctors and consultants in getting waiting times down . 

Interactive Advice is just like having your own computer consultant . 

I regularly receive visits from overseas librarians , from computer consultants , and other people with whom an exchange of business cards is normal practice . 

During the 1960s I was a mechanical engineering consultant in what was then a very embryonic consultancy in Cambridge . 

Independent engineering consultants have identified serious design flaws in the proposed nuclear waste dump at Sellafield , which may lead to a build up , and possible explosion , of inflammable gas . 

What regulations , rules or guidelines do environmental consultants have to abide by ? 

The County Council 's environmental consultants reported that western routes pass through some of the most attractive countryside around Harrogate . 

THE business dealings of a £40,000-a-year financial consultant , who was lured to a bogus appointment in a wealthy Home Counties village before being battered to death with a claw hammer , were being studied by police yesterday . 

Financial consultant Richard Bateman totted up all the gifts in the song The 12 Days of Christmas to come up with the hefty bill . 

Even management consultants have found a role in environmental consulting . 

Who was I to be taking on a contender like Thomas Carter , a management consultant and the owner-occupier of a £500,000 property set in the accessible Arcadia of Boars Hill ? 

David Tagg of Grand Metropolitan saw the rise of headhunting as part of a growing trend of employing outside consultants for specific problems . 

The search consultant who comes nearest to the Board 's idea of the chief executive they wish to hire may well be successful in winning the assignment . 

He and five senior consultants will seek through judicial review a declaration that Mr Kenneth Clarke , the Health Secretary , used taxpayers ' money unlawfully in implementing white paper directives . 

It employs an international group of 20 senior consultants specialising in architecture , databases , applications development , project management and networking for multi- and parallel-processor systems . 

Contrary to earlier government reassurances , some 90,000 cubic metres of nuclear waste from foreign sources are to be stored in Britain , according to David Lowry , a senior policy consultant with Casella Environmental . 

The anti-smoking campaigner -- who played JR -- wrote to the former premier to say many Americans were dismayed that she might become a consultant . 

Roger , who said he was abused from the age of four and saw his mother Virginia regularly beaten , told of his two years in prison for selling cocaine and his former addiction to the drug . 

Although he inherited FE 's dark , almost saturnine good looks and something of his addiction to alcohol , which he later overcame , he had neither his father 's gift of oratory nor his boundless energy . 

A 15-YEAR-OLD turned to car crime in a bid to finance his addiction to hard drugs , Darlington Juvenile Court was told yesterday . 

When the BBC surveyed four thousand drug users and their families in 1986 , half of the users were found to have broken free from their addiction . 

Despite his much publicised jogging regime , Clinton is clearly overweight , a problem caused by his addiction to junk food which saw him balloon by 25lbs this year . 

Now he was barred from that mysterious society of dealers which controlled the flow and marketed the substance of his addiction . 

It seems as though Mary has overcome her addiction and the family can settle down to peace and quiet . 

Mrs Wallace Reid , however , told the press the truth -- that her husband was having treatment for morphine addiction . 

The physical consequences of nicotine addiction ( and of nicotine use , irrespective of addiction ) are well known and dramatic but nonetheless frequently , denied on a day-to-day basis . 

Most stars managed to hide their addiction from the public eye . 

Jonathan told John Goldring , QC , prosecuting , that after her arrival he had begun to suffer dizzy spells and developed an addiction for chocolate . 

THERE is much concern in the US about the addiction to ` crack " ( purified cocaine ) within inner-city communities . 

I would go out in all weathers , at all times : exercise was an addiction . 

My nocturnal adventures had become an addiction , being in themselves part of a larger addiction -- that of non-eating . 

For someone suffering from addiction there is no such thing as free choice : he or she gets unconditional damage from the addictive use of drugs or alcohol . 

In a part of Scotland where alcohol addiction is chronic , was a ` half-alcoholic " super-hero a worthy role model ? 

So he said I was being very stubborn and that I 'd be lucky to get my daughter back through drug addiction and one thing and another . 

York Crown Court heard yesterday that he had committed the offence to finance his drug addiction . 

The shapely brunette , whose job was to help Davies kick his heroin and cocaine addiction and keep him on the straight and narrow , was turned on by their wild romps . 

Asked if he blamed Murray for his heroin addiction , Mr Mackie replied : ` I do n't blame anyone . " 

Addictive disease , as opposed to physiological addiction , it is not a significant potential risk for all human beings . 

As the pleasurable feelings which first fuelled my psychological addiction decreased and began to turn sour , it became easier to give up the habit , something which would not be possible with a physically addictive drug such as heroin . 

Fried artichoke hearts stood arranged around hard-boiled eggs which had been tinted pink and yellow and scarlet and blue in honour of Easter Day . 

It is superbly situated in Regency Square in the heart of Brighton , only one hundred yards from the sea-front . 

Munich , the metropolis at the heart of Europe , has always been a meeting place for international experts and decision-makers . 

It ensures geographical security , acts as a force multiplier , and brings Soviet power into the heart of Europe . 

Then , the GLC , appalled at the waste and dereliction of this gigantic site in the heart of London , declared the place an ` Action Area " and tried to inspire development from the top down . 

The Central Criminal Court , the Old Bailey , is situated in the heart of the City of London . 

A TERRORIST bomb rocked the Hilton Hotel in the heart of London 's West End last night . 

Still with Booth Shaw , Denison produced the radical proposal for flats for single people in the heart of the city centre . 

Situated in The Old Library , a magnificent Victorian building right in the heart of the city , the shop offers a spectacular display of some of the finest crafts made by Welsh artists . 

Phase 1 will enable trains on the existing Altrincham and Bury lines to reach the heart of the city centre ( Piccadilly Gardens ) using surface lines and also continue to Piccadilly station . 

From the Glenmore car park the trail follows the forestry road to Badgaduish in the heart of the forest . 

No doubt human settlers , moving into these forests for the first time , were delighted and surprised to find such fertile meadows in the heart of the dense forest and built their homes beside them . 

The little clearing in the heart of the woods looked different at night . 

But outside the heart of the wood the Green Men brought berries and fertility in the form of birds to the villages and farms of the people . 

The visitor sat back and watched the alchemy of the coffee take shape as the slightly stale odour of boiling milk permeated the room and steamed up the windows that looked down into Sauchiehall Street . 

The odour of fried bacon surrounded him , and a dirty plate and cutlery , pushed to the corner of the table , showed that Albert had just finished his evening meal . 

His nose tingled with the remembered scent of the hot oily smell which pulsed from the blaring roundabout and the acrid odour of his own hands , faintly green from clutching the brass post so tightly . 

She sobbed into his cashmere overcoat , smelling the peculiar odour of him , Old Spice and cigar smoke . 

She liked the grounds too , the little woods , far from the ugly clamour and harsh odours of the city . 

The whole place had an odour of long-gone take-away curries and engine oil . 

She fell back hard against the wall and shut her eyes , her head full of the young man 's odour . 

While on the subject of body odour , during the sixteenth century , valerian was a popular perfume . 

Sucking the wool and making it damp enhances the lanolin odour , and this keeps the cats contented and fully absorbed in their sucking and chewing . 

Or enjoy a swim in the Leisure Centre situated in Eirias Park , in sparkling clear water without the usual swimming pool odours . 

Sensitivity to oil fumes , coal smoke , paraffin fumes and other odours from heating systems can be tested for in the same way . 

The air stank with the odour from the stalls , now freshly stocked with herring , cod , tench and even pike as the fishing fleets took advantage of a break in the weather . 

She breathed in his familiar odour of best bitter and Woodbines and snuggled against him , safe and secure . 

Fortunately Sybil came bustling back , distracting her , armed with clean linen , warm water and a pot from which wafted an ominous odour . 

It was covered in weeping pustules and had been isolated from the group . 

For recently the random eruptions and scattered pustules that had decked my chin and brows for the past year had begun to mass , forming formidably ugly scarps and weeping lesions . 

Earlier English inoculators had made deep cuts with the lancet and inserted large amounts of material from mature smallpox pustules , believing that protection was not obtainable unless the patient suffered a pronounced smallpox attack . 

Even more important was his use of lymph taken from a smallpox pustule in its early stage of development , rather than from a mature pustule which was likely to be contaminated with a variety of organisms . 

` What else can it be when you 're covered from head to toe in foul little pustules ? " 

Rosenberg 's suspicions of Aveling multiplied as piles of receipts were tuned in . 

And heaped up in one corner , almost touching the ceiling , was a huge pile of junk . 

Apart from a pile of fading wreaths and evidence of recent digging , the grave of Ireland 's most revered poet , spoken of today in the same bated breath as W. B. Yeats , is unmarked . 

Mungo noticed Emily watching him as he took a pile of thick ham sandwiches and two enormous pickled onions . 

At a too typical parents ' evening Mr and Mrs Bloggs are directed to a folded card bearing Fred 's name resting on a slightly dog-eared pile of exercise books . 

Mick was heaping piles of spaghetti bolognese on to two plates . 

The walls were hung with furs and there were piles of deer skins in the corner . 

Six months ago under their previous name Tombstone , I happily tagged their demo Worst Tape Of The Week and hid it under a large pile of old papers where it would n't offend anyone . 

She had a pile of laundry but was unused to having a machine at her disposal . 

The confused Night Goblins scattered leaving piles of dead in their wake . 

He stood and looked out at the churned mud and the piles of bricks . 

Maxted looked up from a pile of papers he was struggling to sort out . 

She felt the tall pile of her hair spiring to hide the bluetower , checked to feel that it was still in place . 

I remembered the disintegrating pile of champagne glasses in the Science Museum , only four years earlier . 

He laid the diagram out on the desk-top , weighting each corner down with a pile of papers . 

I took a pile of the French and American magazines that lay on a table in the corner and went out under the colonnade . 

There was a pile of spare copies on a table in the entrance hall . 

` The idea came to me during September 1991 when I saw a pile of waste paper being loaded into a contractor 's vehicle at the back of 36 St Andrew Square . 

Long gone are those piles of suffocating heavy blankets needed to keep warm in bed at the height of winter coldness and the arduous task of bedmaking . 

I got home to find Kenneth hunched over his desk engrossed in a pile of newly purchased books on the subject of lymphoma and a medical dictionary to help him understand the terminology . 

Among huge piles of ( mostly broken ) glass equipment , which covers work tables and the floor , there are several items of note . 

There was a pile of really filthy-looking blankets on the bed , they got me some sheets and a towel , and I managed to get an extra pillow because of my asthma . 

And a pile of carefully wrapped parcels of dresses and jewels was found at his house , addressed to ` Bathsheba Boldwood " and dated six years ahead . 

It sorted itself naturally into three piles : junk mail , bills and Ya-Ya letters of condolence . 

I recently spring cleaned my lovely home , as one is inclined to do now and again , when I came upon a pile of old magazines which had been in the house for years . 

She thought he was going to kiss her , but it did n't happen , because the door was pushed open and the clerk came in with a pile of reports from other departments . 

He had found a pile of papers in one of the dormitories and wanted to look through them . 

Health chiefs called in to investigate were astonished to find piles of plastic puppies , all modelled on the loveable star of the famous Andrex TV adverts . 

You 'll find a pile of novels , a record player , and an assortment of Elvis Presley and Dave Brubeck records … ” 

After a search along the cluttered shelves of the now almost blacked-out room , I found a pile of dusty leaflets , the front pages of which read : The Order For Evensong . 

The UK side of TVS is being run down but it has a pile of cash and what could be highly profitable operations in the US via MTM . 

We were always hidden away somewhere , I was packed off to various boarding-schools , he gave us piles of money , he just did n't want to see us ! 

Maidstone 's peculiar behaviour earlier that day , Franco 's strange tale about the pile of money Maidstone had showed him in the bar and now Maidstone 's death itself . 

And while Syncordia has won around $100m of business in less than two years , it is still losing a pile of money . 

The desk lamp was on , and his hands moving over the piles of money were bathed in yellow light . 

` The Sicilian Mafia laundered piles of drugs money before Di Carlo got caught and sent to jail . 

Mrs Goreng did n't want Sonny wasting his time on that nonsense ; she knew it was a pile of meaningless shit , though she could n't actually say so . 

At one of these I transact business other than book-writing ; on another sits an old-fashioned Olympia large-type typewriter , and the third acts as a repository for the piles of documents relevant to my present work . 

Tony Weller , on his retirement as a coachman , sets up ` an excellent public-house " there , PP 57 . 

OLIVE Booth says goodbye to friends and colleagues on her retirement as a lithographer after 15 years ' service in the decorating department at Tuscan . 

Mr Jackson founded the Victorian History Society three years ago , when a back injury forced his retirement as a nurse at Richardson Hospital , Barnard Castle . 

After his retirement from the Institut Pasteur , where he lectured for some 50 years , he devoted himself entirely to his cookery studies . 

DONALD Smith , Regional Manager , South of Scotland was presented with a farewell cheque to mark his retirement from the Royal Bank . 

Reasons given for transnational participation are : continuity of research to overcome shortfalls of younger scientists entering the field in view of the imminent retirement of many senior scientists and to provide advanced training . 

The retirement of the Rev William Sleight was intended to be partial . 

His appointment comes with next month 's retirement of assistant chief constable Fred Smith . 

For a short period after Peach 's retirement the duties were shared by Crampton and Carruthers , the latter conducting his research on zaphrentid corals at this time . 

Mr Tholen will spend his retirement indulging one of his other great loves gardening . 

On his retirement on 8 April 1874 , Phillips was granted a pension at the rate of his full salary of £750 , for his ‘ peculiar and exceptional services ’ . 

A long illness caused him to relinquish his management role , but he returned to work as scientific adviser until his retirement in 1963 . 

McConkey had started the day celebrating his retirement as headmaster of Gransha Primary School . 

After his retirement in 1944 Normand stayed on in the department as officer on special duty for maintaining liaison with military organizations . 

After the World Cup semi-final defeat and the retirements of Calder and Jeffrey pessimism reigned . 

Castle confirmed his retirement after demolishing Norfolk 's Ulli Nganga 6-0 , 6-2 in just 52 minutes . 

Before long he became part-time Bursar , and on his retirement from teaching in the late 1950s he had taken on the post full-time . 

Thus the retirement of Brennan , the Court 's leading liberal , offered Bush the opportunity of making an appointment which would ensure the creation of an absolute and dependable conservative majority . 

Mr West 's early retirement means that Richard Clothier will to take over as chief executive in April rather than June as previously announced . 

On April 22 Habyarimana announced his retirement from the army . 

The athlete , Daley Thompson , has announced his retirement from international athletics after sustaining a leg injury . 

Holyfield announced his retirement from boxing after losing to Bowe by a unanimous points decision 

He took early retirement in 1990 after 25 years at IBM and joined Softwright a couple of months later . 

In East Cleveland Mr Alan Forster will take early retirement from his post at Loftus Junior School next month after 38 years of working with children . 

The evidence of uncertainty and equivocation in the way in which the laws of war have , or have not , been applied to the problem of nuclear weapons is plain enough . 

As a policy that might have succeeded it suffered from impossible political equivocation . 

Movements of the fleet , secret meetings at the War Office , and the equivocations of the Prime Minister all lent some credence to this view , but there is no doubt that the Unionists themselves believed it . 

Confusion over whether some sentences like the following are tenseless or " eternal " in part stems from a deep equivocation over the term tense . 

These countries ' agreements with the EC permit the protection of infant industries and those being ` restructured " -- which covers most businesses in Eastern Europe .

By June 1991 agreements to permit visa-free travel had been concluded with all western European countries except Portugal , Turkey and Cyprus .

The reparations agreements did not include an explicit acceptance of Austrian responsibility for crimes committed by the Nazis .

A peace agreement between the government and the opposition Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front ( FMLN ) was formally signed in Mexico City on Jan. 16 .

Anti-competition agreements between firms , such as collusive price-fixing , must be notified and are generally outlawed .

On Sept. 10 , the King and the Indian Prime Minister , P. V. Narasimha Rao , signed the first civil aviation agreement between Bhutan and India .

While Charles was busy fighting the Lombards and making his terms of future agreement with the Pope , the Saxons revolted against Frankish rule and by 775 we find Charles once again marching his armies into Saxony .

From August 1937 the Club operated a price-reduction agreement with Lawrence and Wishart , who had a virtual monopoly of Marxist-Leninist publications and of works by the leading members of the British Communist Party .

There was also agreement on airdrops of food for refugees returning from Ethiopia in the Bakok area .

But at a Whitehall seminar there was no agreement on how that national grid of optical cables , bringing hundreds of new services to home and business , should be built .

As soon as the discussion extends to agreements between firms on other aspects of competition , the welfare analysis becomes even more ambiguous .

The two sides have given different interpretations of the accord , but officials on both sides have confirmed the broad terms of an agreement to a transitional government of national unity .

The terms of the agreement cannily provided that the American groups should each equip and run a manufacturing-cum-service facility -- all on one site -- but that the whole show would eventually pass to the Greek government .

Under the terms of the agreement a state of transition was established prior to the creation of the third republic within 18 months .

I am told that there has been an agreement that some of the contact orders should be varied now but that does not form part of the appeal .

This is fine if they have an agreement with a large maintenance company , but it 's less likely to happen if the service is provided by the company itself .

Is her promise not to do so good consideration for the husband 's agreement to pay the 30s. per week ?

For example , it is possible for firms to apply for exemption for agreements under Article 85(3) , even where the agreement is not covered by the block exemptions described above .

Exxon had pleaded guilty to four misdemeanour criminal-pollution charges in return for an agreement that more serious felony charges would be dropped .

` The taxpayer here has carried on marketing activities outside Hong Kong resulting in agreements for the sale or sub-licensing of intellectual property rights also exercisable only outside the colony .

The peace agreement provided for the separation of guerrilla and military forces according to a set timetable by March 12 , 1992 , under UN supervision .

Moreover , the buyer has an incentive to detect and report deviations from the price agreement , either by the seller in question ( under MFN ) or by other sellers ( under MC ) .

Safra has a defence agreement with the UK , and Her Majesty 's Government is obliged to deploy military force to assist in restoring the island 's independence .

Increasingly we see longstanding and well used recognition of procedure agreements torn up .

The 1988 contract includes a kind of hire purchase agreement whereby this sum will be used in part for the purchase by the foundation of the paintings in the collection .

Under the agreements the EC reduced some import quotas and provided industrial and technological assistance .

The failure to reach accord , and the spate of security leaks , intensified speculation that the Anglo-Irish agreement was under threat .

The agreement will provide protection for the salmon while they are out at sea before they return to the rivers to breed .

With my wife 's reluctant agreement ( she did not fancy being left on her own with our two year old son for over a week ) , we started to plan our journey .

Yesterday 's agreement to a review was reached after a series of crisis talks between the leaders of Britain 's 18,000 dentists and Health Department officials .

President 's agreement to national conference -- Party and government changes

It was the first time the two leaders had met since Syria 's mid-July agreement to participate in the conference .

Forte 's current agreement with the Savoy prevents it adding to its stake .

These include two species of porcelain crabs , and squat lobsters . 

Highly imaginative as they were , all three gentlemen called it Sauce for Boiled Lobster . 

Underneath his suit , he must be glowing like a fresh-cooked lobster . 

` All the restaurants are very good and one of the specialities is tail of lobster which they do in various ways , with garlic butter or tarragon butter . " 

They dined on lobster and barbecued kebabs , sitting Arab-style , cross-legged on the floor . 

A little strong mustard is spread on the emptied shell of a grilled lobster . 

The limousine took them there and they ate oysters , the local delicacy , followed by grilled lobster with salad at a table overlooking the marina . 

For one freshly boiled , medium large ( about 1 ½ lb. ) hen lobster or langouste ( if you are boiling the creature at home , you can always add the large goblet of Madeira called for in the original recipe ) , the ingredients for the sauce are 2 small shallots , a heaped teaspoon of tarragon leaves , 2 tablespoons of chopped parsley , salt , pepper , a scant teaspoon of strong yellow French mustard , 24 to 30 drops of soy sauce , approximately 6 tablespoons of mildly fruity Provence olive oil , the juice of half a rather small lemon , 1 teaspoon of anisette de Bordeaux . 

We routinely boil crabs and lobsters alive , and consider eating live clams and oysters a gastronomic treat ! 

There is little point in getting worked up about the way different people use words ( although in my nonprofessional life I am quite prepared to get worked up about people who boil lobsters alive ) . 

It must be wonderful , watching the world float by while you eat lobster and drink champagne . 

She ate a lobster and a half , filling in any gaps with slices of brown bread and butter . 

She was the great-granddaughter of the early nineteenth-century feminist Anna Wheeler . 

Amy Dillwyn was the granddaughter of Lewis Weston Dillwyn [ q.v. ] , owner of the famous Cambrian pottery , and great-granddaughter of William Dillwyn , the American Quaker abolitionist . 

Joan , their great-granddaughter , married John Pollexton of Kitley . 

It was evident that Mrs Funnell could not imagine her great-granddaughter drinking brandy and port mixed . 

When Mrs Funnell later relayed this conversation to her great-granddaughter , she had ended , ` And I understood his reason perfectly . 

Suppose you find out you 're a Hungarian princess , or a Spanish countess , or -- or Rasputin 's secret great-granddaughter -- or a descendant of the Romanovs -- " 

The " morsel of bread ; offered to the guests turns out to be a meal of fresh cakes , curds and milk , and the best veal . 

Would not the simplest advice to the British public be that they should always buy British beef , pork and veal ? 

The cold veal , meat jelly and rice , scooped up with their fingers , was one of the best things , they agreed , they 'd ever eaten . 

Avoid these and go for the grilled items -- possibles are poussins or chicken breast , game such as pheasant , partridge or guinea fowl , or , if you do n't have ethical qualms , lean veal . 

He could smell fish cooking and wondered if it was Faustina 's coley , then realised that in view of the conversation about the finest minced veal it was more likely to be something for themselves . 

Since Zimm 's terrible injury he had developed a considerable empathy for bullocks and with it a deep hatred for anyone who served or ate veal . 

` I do n't normally eat veal now , " she said after dissecting the course that followed . 

Millwall 's chagrin was heightened by the knowledge that their redoubt had been stormed by a full-back , Bowen 's 60th minute winner being a cold blooded execution from Robert Fleck 's spear of a short through-ball . 

Guttersnipe is not surprised at Mr Wood 's chagrin : by the age of 15 , most state school-children have graduated to much grander narcotic substances . 

She could sympathize with his chagrin but it was hardly enough to keep him awake at night . 

More disappointed than she was prepared to admit , Joan could not entirely conceal her chagrin . 

If he knew the effect he was having on her traitorous senses , she 'd die of chagrin . 

She glanced round , spotting Terry Lewis on the outer fringes of their circle , an expression of chagrin on his face . 

The Soviet media observed with chagrin that the official spokesman of the Iranian government referred to ` completely false facts " and ` assessed the Soviet proposals on the Persian Gulf negatively " . 

State banks , much to their chagrin , have been ordered to provide cheap insurance for pilgrims to Mecca : some 800 Indonesians died in the haj last year . 

There , whilst waiting , he had made the mistake of sitting down , and now discovered to his chagrin that when he wanted to stand again his legs would not respond . 

To his chagrin , the red light obstinately refused to glow , and the meter needle barely moved . 

` I was courteously received at the Guildhall , but found , to my chagrin , my lord of Gloucester already ensconced in the chair of state . 

Concrete underpasses and plastic shopping precincts are not the stuff that dreams are made of . 

It should be clear that what is being suggested here is not the creation of new precincts as islands in the traffic-orientated city , or indeed the forcing of new pedestrian underpasses through the existing road net . 

The victim , aged 31 , was attacked by a gang of four men in the pedestrian underpass in Crouch Street , Colchester , at 10.45 pm last Friday . 

It says Stonehenge is a disgrace : concrete underpasses , a café with nowhere to sit , rotting lavatories , and a cramped shop . 

A popular hotel on the seafront the Royal has a garden , swimming pool and private underpass to the beach opposite . 

It was possible she had never been in a tunnel before , except perhaps in a car going quickly through some underpass . 

Some years ago when St John 's Market was being restored after a fire , the market traders were given temporary sites underneath St George 's car park on the large paved area near the Lime Street underpass . 

It was one of the bagful of jokes that friends had given Alan , 50 , of Henley , Oxon , as he sails around Africa on a four-month trek . 

His postcard was drawn from a bulging bagful of entries -- nearly all of them correct -- after the closing date . 

Drizzle with olive oil and top with flakes of fresh Parmesan for an elegant starter . 

The torrents are loosening high mountain rocks and soil , and are washing downstream with the gravel tiny flakes of gold . 

Flat flakes of gold are more difficult to trap as their weight to surface area is small and they have a tendency to escape over the edge . 

The flakes of mud would have been carefully removed and put in the rubbish bin in the kitchen . 

Break up chocolate flakes , press some around sides and decorate with strawberries and the remaining chocolate flakes . 

The Nubian looked up from the couch where she half lay by a low table on which a number of limestone flakes were scattered . 

The white chair looks soluble , as if it might crumble , collapsing into a pile of infinitesimal white flakes . 

Raddled nets trailed at grey window-panes , flakes of plaster flecked the bare boards , newsprint , piss-yellow with age , scrunched at her feet . 

She nibbled a few more flakes of meat and dropped the bone back on to her plate . 

Although these may be later broken down physically to release individual particles there is no guarantee that individual flakes of clay would become separated by purely physical means . 

The yolk blends into the red sauce , leaving flakes of egg white among the beans . 

But we looked , and there were flakes of stone in the grass below , and these fresh marks . 

He licks butter and flakes of croissant off his finger , and turns to the Michelin , impatient to get started on actually looking at things . 

She was conscious of a faint but unappetising body odour which hinted , faintly but unmistakeably , at sweat-stained underwear , unwashed socks , spaces between the teeth of combs clogged with large greasy flakes of dandruff . 

For some reason it began in a thick snowstorm of large white flakes . 

The satin bowerbird uses a ` brush " , usually a small flake of bark , to apply the paint to its bower ; the other two species use their beaks . 

Small flakes of rock were dropping out of the roof around the ring pitons . 

Other officers got on hands and knees to collect red flakes of the benches ' paint from the track for forensic examination . 

The baboon has a bath every day and he leaves dark wisps of hair all over the place , and little crumbs of plaster and flakes of paint . 

And when the snow thawed and took with it the paint they had daubed it with , he was out there picking off the remaining flakes of paint , and cursing with disappointment . 

Flakes of torn skin curl back from the wound like pith on an orange . 

As he watched , the first few flakes of snow came swirling down . 

Dark flakes of snow tumbled past the candlelit windows of the Countess of Ratho 's townhouse in Charlotte Square . 

Although a summit appears a distant possibility , Taiwan 's reluctance to make a formal response suggests it does not want to engage in a war of words with China .

Bankers , however , gave a cool response to the proposed scheme , arguing that the Hong Kong-dollar bond market was not yet ready to provide the financial infrastructure needed to make Sir Donald 's proposal feasible .

The United States on Wednesday announced it would provide dlrs 10 million in response to the appeal .

Senior Western officials were gathering this weekend in Paris to discuss the rapid deployment force and formulate a response to the Bosnian crisis .

They elicited an immune response by injecting a piece of the cancer cell into a healthy volunteer .

Earlier air strikes elicited equally punitive responses from the Serbs .

`` That would not be a smart move , '' Fallon said , as it would invite immediate response from planes with weapons designed to take out those radars .

Hope for a positive response in the bond market to the expected rate action inspired a dollar rally Monday .

Washington has not yet officially rejected the EU request , but EU officials expect a negative response .

Ivanko was skeptical of the Serbs ' positive response to the U.S. peace plan .

Defense Minister Charles Million , in an interview with France Info radio , said France awaited a positive response from its allies `` in the next 48 hours . ''

`` NATO and United Nations military commanders have judged this to be an appropriate response to the demands by the United Nations , '' the statement said .

Differences over Russia 's brutal response to the uprising almost caused Clinton to reject Yeltsin 's invitation to Moscow for the 50th anniversary of the Allies ' victory over Germany in World War II and summit talks .

The Serbs pulled some heavy weapons out of the Sarajevo area in February 1994 , in response to a NATO ultimatum after the shelling of a market killed 68 people .

The officer said the four Palestinian plainclothes police in the convoy fired in the air in response to the ambush and then rushed to the Israelis to administer first aid .

There was no immediate rebel response to Zedillo 's new effort at reconciliation .

The statement said the raid was made in response to continued Serb aggression after Thursday 's strike .

The changes are in response to European Union complaints that the existing taxes are unfair to imported liquor .

The killings were alleged to be in response to actions of the pro-independence Free Papua Movement and protests against the expansion of the Freeport mine .

The agency , monitored in Nicosia , said the move was in response to an appeal by Romanian President Ion Iliescu .

Both measures would be in response to tactics used by Tokyo to limit U.S. imports .

The Serbs have promised to relax some restrictions in response to the peace mission of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter who arrived in Sarajevo on Sunday .

Its president , Dr Milton Lum , said the prompt response of the ambulance would help reduce injury and prevent deaths .

Cem said `` the response of Greece to this initiative will display and prove the good will of the both countries in the eyes of the international community . ''

`` We are waiting to see the response of the Israeli government to the acts of these settlers . ''

The response of many parents is to prepare their kids for the worst : the sale of bullet-proof jackets and schoolbags has sharply increased .

`` It is a proper response of the young people to the scorched-earth tactics '' of the militants , he said .

An administration official , speaking on condition of anonymity , said chief U.S. negotiator Richard Holbrooke , an assistant secretary of state , is advocating a military response against the Serbs .

It said that `` Fatah is capable of making an appropriate response at the appropriate time . ''

Law said the decision to allow private candidates to apply was because response towards the fund was very poor .

The office has been in hot water since March , when two women filed suits charging harassment by former office manager Henning Schreiber and a negligent response by the board 's Frankfurt headquarters .

The row erupted over the response by WHO 's Director-General Hiroshi Nakajima to a critical report by WHO 's external auditor Sir John Bourn .

The caller , echoing many past IRA statements , blamed all the injuries on a slow response by police .

Thursday 's leaflet marked the first response by Hamas to the agreement since it was initialed on Sunday .

Already it has scheduled a meeting to study the government 's response to the weather crisis .

In response to Charash 's criticism about releasing the findings before publishing them , Baldino said government regulations require him to disclose information that could affect the company 's financial status .

A currency trader at Credit Lyonnais said that the absence of a clear U.S. response to the renewed weakness of the dollar was worrying market participants .

`` The provocative action of one side have produced a response from the other and because of that the flames of war in the Balkans have been fanned even more , '' Lavrov said .

There was no immediate response from Indian officials to Ayala-Lasso 's remarks .

There has been no formal response from federal authorities , and negotiations to free the hostages have been conducted by Dagestani officials .

''We want to get customers ' response for these new service , before laying further business plan , '' he added .

At present , public response for local holiday packages has often met with lukewarm response , forcing tour agencies to concentrate on foreign holidaymakers .

The tough military response on both days appeared to signal a new Israeli strategy to confront escalating guerrilla attacks by Hezbollah .

Looking at the response given by the children , Wilson believed that the staff would return to spend some time with the children .

From school to university level students often choose subjects to study and options within a subject on the basis of their own ( or other people 's ) emotional response to the teacher .

Individual responses in a class test were compared with responses to the same items presented in an interview : many were found to differ .

Their best ( fastest ) responses were , however , just as fast as when rested , although the number of slow responses ( or gaps in responding ) increased dramatically after the first five minutes .

A mechanical response with which he had grown up , natural as breathing .

In the intestine Oe. columbianum L4 migrate deep into the mucosa , provoking an inflammatory response with the formation of nodules which are visible to the naked eye .

Ceramics are valuable clinical materials because they invoke either a neutral or positive biological response in the body .

Lenny responds quickly to requests made of him both by campers and counsellors alike . 

At times like these , while I am watching a midnight sunset or sunrise , I shed a tear for those poor campers putting up with long hours of dark in the Himalayas or the like . 

In practical terms an experienced camper is obvious ; there is no need to issue orders , each knows what has to be done and when , without debate . 

Campers are welcome to use communal kitchens and dining rooms , and there are washing facilities for both us and our clothes , each of which are in need . 

However campers should only stay for a night or two , be unobtrusive and sensitive to wildlife , and leave no litter . 

They ran a hardware store and diner in the White Mountains of New Hampshire , serving the hikers and campers up on the Appalachian trail . 

Of course , during the war , the 1787 Constitution remained nominally in force .

and trucking industry when they pulled the plugs away from from that a lot of the safety that used to be in force disappeared the independent truckers will run on thin tires and

On the other hand , Libya has declined to join the Chemical Weapons Convention , which was opened for signature in January 1993 and entered into force on April 29, 1997 QN : Has Libya ratified the Chemical Weapons Convention ?

Unleashed by the deregulation of 1986 , building societies have spread their tentacles across the country and attracted a flock of satellite industries , especially in legal services , accountancy and financial consulting . 

And then seagulls flew free , and a flock of sparrows , and they seemed to own the sky and not me . 

He now runs a flock of 250 breeding ewes at Nant-y-Derw , Cwmbach , near Builth Wells , and is also involved in farm tourism . 

He was ordained to St Paul 's Mobile Church Society in 1987 and since then he has gathered a flock of more than 2,000 pensioners in the region . 

Only one farmer kept a flock of 200 ewes , in-wintered , and with a 200% lambing to Texel and Suffolk rams . 

You may fatten a couple of pigs to kill and keep a small flock of laying hens or ducks on household scraps . 

The abbot of Hailes , who kept a flock of 900 head at Longborough , was accused at one point of harassing his tenants there preparatory to enclosure , though he never went through with it . 

So if you see a flock of crows they are rooks , or if you see a solitary rook , it 's probably a crow ! 

Edward stood still ; he had once seen a whole flock of long-tailed tits here , swinging like pink jewels among the flickering leaves of a silver birch . 

The tethered owl , deliberately employed as a decoy , attracted the flock of small birds to the spot , where many of them alighted on the branches of the nearby tree . 

He took off his shoe to investigate , then heard a noise overhead and saw a flock of starlings flying past . 

A flock of dunlin flew across the marsh in a silver swirl , catching the sun , dazzling the eye . 

A flock of birds flew homewards very high over Ringer 's Foin . 

At first light on Tuesday , 17 January , a wide-awake Warden scanned the flock of white-fronted geese grazing on the banks of the Severn estuary -- and found the exciting stranger in his telescope . 

A girl was coming in their direction , driving a flock of geese in front of her . 

They were like a great flock of gulls swooping to tear and gobble at their prey . 

The only movement was an occasional flock of intrepid sea gulls foraging through the mess . 

As we steamed down the Sound of Mull one fine afternoon , my No. 1 , Dave Scadding , who was a keen fisherman , noticed a flock of gulls screaming on the water ahead . 

During a crucial match v. Royal Artillery Reserves , his flock of pigeons landed on the goal-line , robbing Whaddon of a last-minute winner . 

Four men-at-arms rode alongside , and bringing up the rear was another monk herding a flock of sheep and goats . 

Robert John Jones , who has a flock of 660 Welsh Mountain sheep on his 172 hectare hill farm at Llanerchgoediog , Bryncrug , near Tywyn , is no stranger to the FUW head office scene in Aberystwyth . 

I usually put one piece on the index finger of the left hand and the other piece on the second finger of the right hand . 

The fingers of her right hand clutched tightly at her pencil ; those of her left hand were crossed , firmly , desperately . 

A Malaysian was jailed for five years for biting off the finger of a policeman who stopped him from stealing a motorcycle . 

She ticks them off , one by one , on her long slender fingers . 

He took a huge gulp of cognac , raised his finger to order another round , and settled his bulk as comfortably as he could into his chair before resuming the conversation . 

She blushed furiously , then moaned as his finger found the centre of one breast and a million sparks flew to every corner of her body . 

I followed his pointed finger and saw the plane , not very high above the horizon . 

` You ca n't force me , " she whispered , protecting her nakedness with her hands , each breast splayed in a plump cushion around her spread fingers . 

And then those nimble , caring fingers began to fondle her breasts ; covering the soft malleable globes with a thin coating of the erotically perfumed oil . 

She reached out and stroked the cat 's rump , her plump , tapering fingers sinking into the fur . 

But as her trembling fingers closed around it , a more satisfying notion flew into her head . 

The Brownie Guider put her fingers in her ears , and at last the Brownies stopped talking all together . 

Bobo touched her crooked finger to her lips and then lowered her hand , palm upwards . 

She swallowed convulsively , and tightened the belt of her Burberry , turning up the collar as if she was preparing to weather a blizzard before closing numb fingers round the hand-grip of her bag . 

Luke gripped her shoulder , digging his fingers in so hard she winced with pain . 

Ricky put a hand over Daisy 's , a large rough hand with callouses beneath the base of each long finger from endlessly holding a polo stick . 

By the time she wound the scarlet sash around her waist once more , miniaturized digital weapons hooded her fingers like so many baroque thimbles . 

She welcomed him into bed , pressing herself tight against him , running her fingers through is great leonine mane and sending him signals to say that she was ready to do her duty as a wife . 

He fumbled in the pocket of his jacket with stiff frozen fingers . 

Starke looked at the finger , so he withdrew it when he remembered how dirty his fingernails were . 

He squatted , then lay down , he edged and wriggled along and had his fingers round those curved shallow indentations when the train started . 

One woman had her finger cut off in a slicing machine and never received any compensation . 

He had a strand of her hair in his fingers ; he played with it , twisting it round until it curled . 

Apart from the appointment of Edward Kirk to the post of Principal at Leeds in 1881 it was to be almost 100 years before deaf people once again became acceptable as teachers of deaf children . 

The academic registrar is normally a legally-qualified person who advises the principal at meetings of the major academic decision-making body ( sometimes called " senate " ) . 

It was largely due to his efforts , backed up by our management , Secretary and Principals at HQ that the Treasury was finally persuaded to sanction the necessary £4,500,000 to finance the expansion programme . 

` In the past , subject assessment varied a great deal " explained Fiona Baikie , Assistant Principal at Telford College in Edinburgh , Scotland 's largest National Certificate centre . 

An article in The Times Educational Supplement on the same day talked of bitterness among college principals at CNAA treatment , and their turning to universities for approval . 

Father Philip Ursell , the principal of Pusey House , Oxford , told Dr Runcie of Dr Bennett 's suicide . 

These mysterious initials over one of the portals in Staple Inn stand for ` Principal John Thompson " , Principal of the Inn in 1747 . 

Principals of colleges , their governors and education committee members and officers were invited . 

I was sitting between the principal of a college for policewomen and a rather saucy lady novelist . " 

THE head of Northern Ireland 's first integrated secondary school , Lagan College , has been appointed principal of Rainey Endowed Grammar School in Magherafelt . 

They merely collect orders and pass them back to their principal who fulfils the orders direct . 

Glasgow University 's principal , Sir William Fraser , has already expressed concern at the Secretary of State 's decision and has written seeking an explanation of the ruling . 

Andrew Davies 's Prin , a hit at the Lyric Hammersmith , moves to the Lyric , Shaftesbury Avenue , with Sheila Hancock still in command as a Sparkish college principal . 

Roger Cracknell , college principal , said : ` The change in status will bring a flexibility to be welcomed . 

Two youths in Texas had tried to kill the college principal , failed and poisoned themselves . 

Loreto principal Sister Patricia Goodstadt said : ` We hope we can show the positive side of life in Hulme and Moss Side . 

Top-level meetings were called in the summer in which university principals and State Education Commission officials discussed the problems on the campuses and possible solutions . 

The same was noticed by the senior civil servants themselves , who , almost without exception , had a high regard for the former assistant principal in the Ministry of Civil Aviation . 

Completed application forms and both recommendations should reach the Principal by 9 May 1991 . 

I once complained to the principal about being cast as 89-year-old women all the time , and he said , ` My dear , that 's probably all you 'll ever play . 

We feel that this may be helpful to Principals in deciding the appropriate action to take within their own colleges . 

Anticipating 1960s flower children seeking drug - induced enlightenment , medicine men drank the juice of the jimson weed to provoke revelatory hallucinations .

Spitting tobacco juice into the Styrofoam cup is a nice detail .

Lewinsky ( cf , `` FBI lab findings , Aug. 10, 1998 , re 'love juice ' `` Pages 5 - 9 ; Clinton deposition , Pages 52 , 92 , et al . )

you know with the stuff and let it marinade over night and then just strain out you know the juice and um

in the bottom of it and a lot of times the the juice from prior steaks will give it a a good flavor

The author explains that you ca n't walk down the streets of Paris without stirring up vital juices all around you .

This haste has quickened the creative juices , and has sometimes resulted in innovative and intriguing place names .

With its tiny budget of $75,000 , the film cleverly keeps the evil off-screen : `` Most of the time , it 's what the three witch - searchers do n't see -- but fear -- that gets our petrified juices flowing or curdling .

Other research will need to be conducted ( rats in a tank of juice , I guess , followed by a vat of beer ) .

Alternatively four or five berries of mardi gras ( Renealmia alpinia ) , are crushed with the juice of wild cane ( Costus scaber ) and the dog is given two spoonfuls of the resulting solution .

The Mosetene Indians in Bolivia use the crushed Renealmia alpinia plant mixed with water and rub this preparation over the dog 's body to improve its hunting ability [ 108 ] . In Trinidad a leaf poultice or bath or root decoction is used on swellings , sprains , sores , wounds and for stomach pains and malnutrition [ 52 54 65 ] . The purple - red juice from the

Tequila is the national drink of Mexico , made from the distilled juice of the agave plant ( 100 % agave tequila is the best quality ) , and it can be bought under numerous trade names .

i had i had a dog one time and uh he chased after a after a skunk and got sprayed so we had to uh we had to give him a tomato tomato juice bath

Cassettes cost about the same to manufacture as CDs , but are sold to retailers for a third less . 

It is credited as being one of the most professional courses available to carpet retailers in the U.K. 

However , other retailers of the product will normally be under some obligation not to seek customers actively in R 2 's industry . 

Transom Trading is a retailer of motor spares and accessories . 

In one stroke Lyle has added 230 retailers to their list of customers and Stoddard 's Contract Division has received an order for 15,200 square meters of Custom carpeting for two Stakis Country Court Hotels . 

Your carpet retailer will be able to give you all the details . 

Never before has Europe 's largest book retailer bought so many copies of one book , but it 's confident the gamble will pay dividends . 

Car retailers sell vehicles with various kinds of warranties concerning replacement of faulty parts at the suppliers expense . 

Booksellers should begin to look seriously at the possibilities of stocking multimedia products , or run the risk of losing out to consumer electronics retailers and an erosion of their market . 

Greg Milne , Mr McLoone 's predecessor at Dymocks , has accepted the position of group general manager of Australia 's largest lingerie retailer , the 70-store Bras ` n " Things . 

` It is suggested a letter be sent to each known tobacco retailer giving full details of the law . 

A study conducted on behalf of the World Wide Fund for Nature ( WWF ) has concluded that many of the claims made by timber retailers regarding the supposed sustainability of their sources are misleading . 

But if British food retailers are in clover , why does some foreign beast not intrude on their patch ? 

Ratners are the largest British retailers of gold jewellery with 31 per cent of the market and recently acquired a large retail chain in the US . 

Swindon-based WH Smith is the biggest retailer of CDs in the country . 

It is Ridsdale 's first action since joining the clothing retailer four months ago from Burton group , where he was managing director of Evan and discount concept Is . 

A computer retailer has been operating for three years under the name of " COMPUTER EQUIPMENT SALES " and has a chain of stores in the South of England . 

Discount electrical retailers are expected to spend about IR£5m on advertising this year . 

Cut-price food retailers are already sniping at supermarkets in continental Europe . 

Digital Equipment Corp has signed Lechmere Inc as the first independent direct retailer for its line of printers for MS-DOS and the Mac . 

The WWF is seeking to persuade major timber retailers to sign a pledge that all their supplies will come from sustainable sources by 1995 . 

These subsidiaries have since been sold leaving Sekers exclusively as manufacturers of quality furnishing fabrics , although today many high street retailers sell their cloth under the brand name of Stoddard Templeton . 

Some mobile phone retailers are now supplying the once popular car phone free , bar an installation charge , and rely on bill-related bonuses to make up the entire profit . 

In the latest three months the volume overall sales were down 1 per cent with the steepest falls registered by retailers of clothing and footwear , down 5 per cent and household goods , 4 per cent . 

Muszertechnika Holding Rt , which claims to be the largest manufacturer , distributor and retailer of IBM-compatible personal computers in Hungary , reported a group turnover of $39m for 1992 -- up from an estimated $30m in 1991 . 

Those sectors closest to the housing market , including builders ' merchants and retailers of furniture , carpets and household goods were the most pessimistic . 

Talks between Israel and Lebanon focused on conditions for a possible Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon .

Dave Sprott the dentist had suggested a barrel of draught Guinness . 

I drank two of their barrels of wine , and was still thirsty , because that was only half a litre . 

Later in the war , when sugar was very strictly rationed , we had a big barrel of molasses , a thick syrup , in the small warehouse . 

He skirted the heaps of chippings and barrels of tar left by the workmen repairing the paths . 

The tanker , which was carrying nearly 2 million barrels of light crude from Oman to Japan , caught fire and began gushing oil from its damaged hull . 

The eight-man team train by hauling a barrel of concrete up a telegraph pole using a pulley system -- and then digging in and holding the 810 kilo load aloft for up to half an hour . 

The barrels of sodium hypochlorite , which is used to clean beer bottles , fell onto the side of the A 40 at Witney in Oxfordshire . 

In 1980 the protesters even took the daring step of erecting a scaffolding tower across the path of the train carrying waste barrels on their way to the docks . 

Then Auntie Lou made tea and put the biscuit barrel on the table . 

The Mayor looked highly delighted as Captain Pugwash , still clutching his brandy barrel , ushered his captives , their guards and his crew into the room . 

Boswell observes that when the clans were disarmed after Culloden , they used the old broadsword as covers for their buttermilk barrels : ` a kind of change , " he says , ` like beating spears into pruning-hooks " ; swords turned sadly into ploughshares . 

Outside , standing on a beer barrel , a member of the ward watch rang a hand bell which tolled like a death knell through the noisy clamour of the place . 

The planks were placed on top of some metal barrels and we were all standing in a hexagon . 

That was where the draymen rolled great steel barrels , and it was held up only by bolts . 

She twisted her head to catch the coroner 's eye as he scowled across at the innkeeper who was busy gossiping to the other customers around the great wine barrels . 

Over the next 3 years the maturing Balsamic vinegar is carefully transferred from Mulberry to Chestnut to Juniper wood barrels . 

Oil prices would spike in a short war , but quickly fall back to perhaps $20 a barrel . 

Moses Mossop was regularly at work making and mending wooden barrels . 

At top-flight level they use new oak barrels to age the juicy ripe grapes from low-yielding vineyards , and the resulting wines cost between £12 and £25 a bottle . 

The coroner nodded off to sleep again so , crossing to a barrel of dirty water , Athelstan filled the ladle and splashed it over Cranston 's face . 

Its closure will cut Mexico 's capacity by about 100,000 barrels per day , and cost the country an estimated $500 million . 

In the North Atlantic , Greenpeace drove its inflatables underneath falling barrels of radioactive waste . 

Crude oil prices continued to rise , passing US$40 per barrel on Sept. 24 and exceeding the previous peak levels of 1980 . 

Paul was an apprentice electrician at Watneys brewery in Mortlake so he brought some barrels of beer along and we set up a proper bar . 

While she was at sea and driven wild by thirst , due to the inadequacy of the ship 's water storage , Jeffrey broached a barrel of spruce beer intended for the Captain . 

This small storage room is full of old and rotted roots and tubers , sacks of rotted and musty-smelling grain , barrels of reeking and vinegary wine and beer , jars of moulded fruits , and suchlike . 

A barrel of oil costs Poland so many dollars regardless of the zloty 's exchange rate . 

To date , some 3,300,000 barrels of Panuke oil have been produced and sold to markets in Canada and the US . 

The little bitch cowered against the wall , her red coat looking like a badly worn carpet , her ears bedraggled and almost bare , and a scar across her nose . 

His distinguishing marks were a duelling scar across his hand , and also a deformed thumb that had been broken and badly reset ; it gave the impression of a parrot 's bill . 

He touched his temple with his right forefinger and Lee saw again the white scar across his knuckles , a remnant of pain from his childhood , still yelling . 

He had surprisingly fine hands , long , slender and strong , but there were tell-tale scars across the knuckles , pale against the tanned skin . 

He said the scars from the bone-marrow harvest were healing nicely . 

The evidence of this remedy lasted for weeks in circular scars from his shoulders to his waist . 

His face was pocked with scars from one of the many auto-immune diseases that were still rife on Earth . 

He was stripped to the waist and the scars on his chest were like a map of the battles in which he had fought . 

The hand of a lady , unmarked , but for a tiny , crescent-shaped scar on the middle finger . 

The court could be asked to observe injuries or scars on the child 's body . 

The skin pulsed in D'Arcy 's scar , but his voice was calm and steady . 

` That must be French work , " he said , pointing to my scars . 

The Caesarean Support Network maintains that modern bikini-line scars may part or blister during a vaginal birth with oxytocin but , in a truly natural labour , complete rupture is almost unknown . 

Besides , the woman had recognised the silver pencil in his left breast pocket , his wristwatch and the tiny knife scar , relic of some schoolboy ritual , on that wrist . 

The operation was done through the midline scar and the recurrent tumour was removed from the right upper rectus together with surrounding unaffected tissue . 

Ever since the age of 13 I 've been hoping my spots would go away -- but constant picking at them has left some scars . " 

Deep wounds must be stitched together to help the healing process and they tend to leave scars . 

The broad white scar against the deeply tanned skin was visible for all to see , running down the full length of the back from between the shoulder-blades . 

Histologically , the skin heals with a dermal scar due to the non-specific accumulation of heat . 

There was a firm 6×4 cm swelling to the right of the midline scar in the adbomen which was presumed to be the recurrent tumour . 

They were both there : the three-inch diagonal scar near the wrist and the permanent multiple fracture of the third finger , which gave it a twisted , arthritic appearance . 

He moved forward , tracing the scar beneath Chen 's left ear with his forefinger . 

Madra touched his face , traced the old scars on his forehead . 

When he walked over to hand his empty cup back , his limp was very pronounced and the scar on his cheek red and angry . 

He smiled and the long scar that ran from his forehead to his chin became a livid white . 

He examines the biopsy scar , the lumps in my groin and a couple of new ones that have come up in my neck overnight , and comments on how fit I am . 

One placed a knife against the huge scar left by his stomach operation in Canada . 

He was looking at the scar that ran from her hip almost to her knee . 

Her measuring glance moved to the corner of his mouth , where the line of his lips was prolonged in a short red scar , and then to his cheek-bone , which bore a suggestive blue stain . 

Several people turned up , apparently , but only one person agreed to come as I remember it : Alan Chapman , an unposh boy with a big blue scar down his nose . 

Rubbing his head , he continues , ` I 've still got a nice big scar to prove it , but those sort of people have ego problems , not us . " 

In addition , deep lacerations may result in disfiguring scars . 

Similarly , suffering would include the social embarrassment felt by a woman with a disfiguring facial scar . 

Stitches may be necessary to close a gaping cut , and if this is not done a permanent scar may result . 

There may be small scars at the corners of the mouth known as ` rhagades " and there are sometimes deformed nails due to damage of the nail-bed . 

Ulcers which result from these bites eventually heal leaving small circular scars . 

A faint stubble roughened his chin and just beneath his jawline was a small crescent-shaped scar . 

Relatives of all the victims were in the cathedral with many of the survivors , some still bearing the scars of their injuries . 

Mrs Bowers , 30 , who still bears some scars from the attack last March , told the court : ` It felt like my face was physically moving all over the place and burning . " 

We exchanged small talk while he examined the armpit bearing the small neat scar from the recent biopsy . 

He had only ever been discovered once and still bore the scars on his wrist from the Alsatian 's razor-sharp-teeth . 

For the rest of his life he bore a thin but livid scar on the right-hand side of his face . 

Her face was covered with the scars of smallpox and she had a huge protruding belly ; a shadow of light stubble flecked her chin . 

Luke , who has a large scar from heart surgery from his throat to the left side of his body , needs regular medication to prevent fits . 

She still had the faint white scar on her ankle , although the cross-hatch of scratches on her right knee was gone . 

He had the impression that his appendix scar was tearing open , and looked down at it . 

He had the traditional scars across his chest , deep and fearful . 

He had two fresh shaving scars on his chin which his fingers kept wandering up to touch . 

I could see the great livid weals of scars running across the small of her back and down her mighty thighs . 

` You see those surgical scars ? " he asked , pointing at two intersecting white scars over the upper thigh . 

She could see the small scar on his right cheek and the firm jaw and the paleness of his face as he struggled with some inner demon . 

Neither Brian nor I had told our mother about these beatings but now , incensed , I pulled up my shorts and showed him some half-healed scars . 

Liverpool boss Graeme Souness shows off his heart-operation scar to his old Scotland team-mate Gordon Strachan when they met at Wembley on Charity Shield day . 

Two patients showed carcinoid tissue in the electrocautery scars . 

She barked back , the door slid open wide enough for me to enter and I found myself in a roomful of dames all with rigor mortis of the third-finger-of-the-left-hand . 

Engineers are putting the finishing touches to a roomful of scientific equipment in Oxford which will use a new technique to measure the amount of radioactive carbon in an ancient specimen . 

We stopped and built a makeshift shelter to get away , as best we could , from snow that filtered its way through every opening to produce melt water that trickled coldly over us . 

They fear that welfare is being privatised : if charities build shelters for the homeless and philanthropists feed the poor , the government saves money . 

In 1954 a campaign to build fall-out shelters for big American cities was announced though nobody was sure how to do it . 

AT first they build temporary shelters by weaving a kind of palm branch into matting from which they make little houses . 

Occupations always take place on Friday night , so that by the time legal action can be taken , people have already constructed shelters . 

There may have been so much conflict indoors that you had to construct your shelter elsewhere . 

Even small floating pieces should be collected as these may contain caterpillars in the process of constructing their shelters . 

The most controversial attack in the air war occurred in the early hours of Feb. 13 when US aircraft destroyed an air raid shelter in the Amiriya district of western Baghdad . 

Failing to find an appropriate site for a shot , the location manager on the new Willy Russell venture , Dancing Through The Dark , decided to mock it up by erecting a spanking new bus shelter in Wavertree , one of Liverpool 's livelier areas . 

They had erected a little shelter , an old curtain spread across one corner of the balcony and held up by a clothes horse and a chair . 

Around Britain it is estimated that there are now 180,000 single people without a permanent home who live in temporary shelters , hostels or on the streets . 

For the rest of the time , to move from one shelter to another -- a distance of about twenty yards -- ; required considerable courage . 

Those who 's homes were damaged , were just thankful to be alive , for many , there was nothing left at all , and they were moved to emergency shelters . 

He was then involved in civil defence and he took me to see a trial designed to show that air-raid shelters built to government specifications were death-traps . 

They could tell from his footprints in the snow that he had been trying to find a fold , which is what we call a stone shelter built for gathering sheep . 

Ingrid , who joined her at Howard a couple of years after leaving college , got hauled in to help with Brownies and go camping in grass shelters the girls had built . 

With the aid of friendly Maoris , rough shelters were erected for the people and their belongings . 

An open fronted shelter was also erected in 1910 , on Mitcham Common opposite the ` Blue House " ( now ` Ravensbury Arms " ) . 

BELOW In countries where rain is likely to be a problem , shelters can be erected under which excavation can take place in all weathers . 

A modern shelter had been raised over it , and the ground about the stone had been paved . 

Two men were last night helping police investigating a till snatch from a wine shop in North Shields town centre . 

Police are hunting two teenagers after a failed snatch from a woman carrying cash in Loftus Market Place . 

He sees the Livesey case as a simple robbery , because our friend Parks 's cab was involved in a bank snatch , some time ago . 

A police spokeswoman said they could not confirm reports of a second bag snatch from a another woman 's car just a few minutes later . 

She did look fetching in her fuchsia velour jumpsuit that deepened her speedwell eyes to a pansy purple . 

Peter , and hundreds like him , represent the ghastly far frontier of American urban degeneration , life and death wrapped up together in a tiny , bright-red jumpsuit . 

The sleek , expressionless woman wore a silvery skintight jumpsuit which almost appeared to have been sprayed on to her limbs , not donned . 

Carefully she put her grey office suit on its hanger , bundled up her hair on the top of her head and climbed into a paint-spattered jumpsuit , firmly resisting any further speculation about the trip . 

This brings in sanctions against foreign companies found to be contributing to the proliferation of these weapons .

` The women are occupying the cabin indefinitely to ensure that the plight of the pit remains in the public domain , " said a spokeswoman late last night . 

The court was obviously not without compassion , for its judgement was : ` to erect some small cottage or Cabin for her in regard to her lothesomenes " . 

There was Libby , a middle-class city girl who lives in a log cabin in the sub-arctic woods . 

Returning to the Wallowa in late spring 1872 , Joseph found some sixty settlers living in cabins . 

He lived alone in a log cabin beside the lake , his only company a portable radio and television . 

She lived all by herself in a log cabin surrounded by a garden in which she grew vegetables . 

Robert is a trapper and Helen is his wife and they live in the log cabin . 

The women , both members of Women Against Pit Closures , moved into the cabin at the Newton-le-Willows pithead in the early hours of the morning . 

Since then a sound cabin has been built and technical training undertaken to maximise the effectiveness of the broadcasts . 

In the old natural woodland which had been there originally , in a small clearing , a log cabin had been built and thatched with heather . 

The large - scale trend in all these rates — hatching time , individual and population growth , ecosystem metabolism , DNA substitution — is closely proportional to a quarter power of body mass .

For example , a set of four chloroplast genomes ( Figures 2and 3 ) and a set of five mitochondrion genomes ( data not shown ) from evolutionary divergent sets of organisms were run independently to demonstrate the power and capabilities of CoreGenes .

Whether metabolic rate really varies with the three - quarter power of body mass is still debated — some researchers still favor two - thirds , others think that no one exponent fits all the data - but a majority of biologists favor three - quarters .

In this paper , we addressed the question of how many replicates are needed to achieve adequate power while considering an efficient technical procedure that is applicable in microarray experiments .

Figure 11shows the E field distribution for 1800 MHz at a transmit power of 0.14 W , which corresponds to the observed interference level at 1800 MHz .

I am fed up with the power of the normally aspirated diesel engine in my ` 84 Ninety .

The invisible powers of nature were analogous to the visible powers of the magnet , which could act at a distance and penetrate matter with its rays .

With the power of her eyes alone she had compelled a glass of water to tip and spill its contents over the horrible Headmistress , and anybody who could do that could do anything .

Even the most extreme partisans of absolute monarchy were prepared to admit that there were theoretical limits to the power of the king .

The weapon has a strength of 4 , a range of 40" and an armour save modifier of -2 instead of the usual -1 because of the power of gunpowder weapons .

Under the WGMS the power of voters may appear to be restricted .

Doctors hardly counted till after 1850 and no one could have foreseen the later social power of lawyers .

New tactics were to be used against the Russians in which the destructive power of artillery fire would be the principal weapon .

Even the power of the storm , with which it shared a kinship also , could not assuage the hunger .

Wind Power The power of the winds , worldwide , may be estimated at three or four times total world energy consumption .

The result has been that sea walls have had to take the brunt of the power of waves and currents at high tide , which erodes them and requires rebuilding on an ever larger scale .

The explosive power of volcanos is proof if ever it was needed , of man 's lack of control over the environment .

Chen stared at him , momentarily frightened by the power of the man , then looked back at the screen .

Admittedly , Huaiwiri was a peaceful place , which may reflect the exceptional power of women there .

She had stared down at him , feeling the hard disdain radiating from his muscular body and trying not to give way to the sheer physical power of the man .

Given the power of its engine , and the traction and road-holding afforded by its four-wheel drive system , the Solo should prove exceptionally fast on anyroad .

It seemed that all her concentration and all the power of every muscle in her body were focused on the point where her fist struck the bull 's back .

He turned the canoe back in , using the full power of those arms to bring them rapidly towards shore .

He also draws attention to the power of natural forces to produce sound in the landscape , such as the ` death songs " caused by a reed vibrating in the wind .

For the first time I began to recognize the power of the forces that Laura was summoning to her need .

And , going back to the shires … harnessing horse power to clear the woods .

Not lifting the boom high enough above you ; control the extra power by spilling wind .

The most poetic words in a text can be given more emotive power by using melisma .

Nearby a huge waterwheel has been developed to generate power for a special lift for less able visitors , providing access to the top of the falls .

Hydraulic systems offer self-adjustment and more stopping power for a given pedal effort .

On sale now , the £11,998 car gets more power and side-impact door bars , which are now standard across the rest of the Lantra range .

The commission has more money and wider powers than its feeble predecessor .

The man has more economic power , more physical power , a higher status .

The nation is at the height of her military power , ruled from Thebes and Memphis by a new dynasty of pharaohs .

If a body has a legal power to do X , it has authority to do it .

The Admonitio Generalis was a programme for giving the clergy social power .

As women increasingly spend some of their married lives in careers , it follows also that they have more economic power .

The main difference between the radical and Marxist positions revolves around the issue of medical power .

Now , for the first time since the early Seventies the left has no power to tether the leadership on anything significant .

It would , of course , benefit the Montrose interest to see the post in safe and honest hands , for the court had considerable powers in the suburbs of the city of Glasgow .

To maintain power through the turn he is keeping the rig upright by thrusting the rig forwards with a straight front arm .

It is unclear whether a democratically defeated FSLN would relinquish power .

The Bundesbank sees little virtue in surrendering power to a European central bank .

Acknowledging that the church in the past has failed to give women sufficient power , Bishop Sessford nevertheless takes his stand firmly against a female priesthood .

One reason the military men , long the real power in Guatemala , changed their tune may have been the unity , and the strength , with which Guatemalans opposed the president 's power grab .

Even if anyone saw it under the charred fringes of her robe , she could say it was homework . 

Suddenly he reached out and tugged a small , black feather from the fringe of his cloak . 

The wind stirred the silk fringes of Dr Bailey 's too-rich headgear . 

Among all these grand people , I see a small woman in a figure-hugging black number with fringes . 

That was all , except for a little box by the bed covered with a beautiful silky blue and green scarf with long black fringes . 

Under s 24 of the Bills of Exchange Act 1882 , a cheque bearing the forged signature of the drawer , however skilful , is wholly inoperative .

He threw every ounce of his energy into the run , reaching the bright street to find it deserted by traffic . 

Swearing vengeance on all who dwelt there , he summoned every ounce of his demonic power , and …

It took every ounce of self-control he possessed not to crush her fingers with his and pull her into his arms . 

You 'll be overjoyed to see a child or youngster living life to the full and getting every ounce of pleasure out of every moment of the day . 

The continuous return to the same subject to wring out every ounce of meaning from it , has long been regarded as the hallmark of the true professional . 

Throwing every last ounce of energy into the pursuit , he came within snatching distance . 

` Anybody who would hire a waitress without an ounce of experience must be something of a saint , " Charity agreed . 

It would have been interesting to listen to their discussion , trying to understand their arguments , for I 'm hanged if their decision makes an ounce of sense to my mundane way of thinking . 

And what 's more , thought Lydia , anyone with half an ounce of sense would , long since now , have told the doctor in no mean terms what he could go and do with himself . 

With his last ounce of strength he tried to stretch a hand to his fiddle , but it was already burning fiercely . 

Conventional shellac records were very brittle ; only a few ounces of shear stress would crack them in half . 

The modern dock system at Bristol was largely the work of William Jessop early in the nineteenth century , with later alteration and expansion by Brunel ( q.v . ) . 

We now have the fact of Soviet military superiority , and President Reagan 's theory that the aim of Soviet policy is expansion by military means . 

As a result of this , multinationals and large companies must reappraise their plans for expansion by cross-border acquisition and merger in the light of EC competition policy . 

These steps into a wider world were part of a great process of expansion by western Europe that had already been going on for decades . 

Policies with a growth motivation , for example , expansion by take-over , will normally on their face give no clue that their purpose is something other than the maximisation of profits . 

To what extent will a more competitive European sector give opportunity for further expansion by competitors outside the Community ? 

Expansion by organic growth is also important , developing existing business areas , evaluating market knowledge and demonstrating confidence in the products . 

Miss Gawel replaces Janet Lawrenson who becomes business development manager , responsible for the company 's expansion in the home counties , North-west of London . 

Expansion in output was fuelled by growing external demand and generally expansive domestic economic policies . 

Real economic growth rates can be used to assess the expansion in a country 's output of goods and services . 

The Empire 's expansion in central Europe was a much more qualified blessing . 

Deep-sea fishing had entirely disappeared , but there was some expansion in the inshore sector , much of it in fishing for prawns . 

It recommended a massive expansion in higher education ( from 216,000 places in 1962-3 to 390,000 in 1972-3 and 560,000 by 1980 ) . 

With the opening of a new regional office in Glasgow , CCG is to target the west of Scotland more closely , and continue the company 's steady expansion in catering management . 

Both were essentially concerned with the expansion of adult educational opportunities irrespective of the providing body , a cause in which both were legitimately involved as their duties were not prescribed in detail . 

The very rapid expansion of the education system has left support systems running to catch up . 

It was the failure of this attempt which led to the gradual expansion of the regular police into rural areas in the first half of the twentieth century . 

The Benelux states were hostile to the suggestion , because they hoped that a geographical expansion of EEC membership , including British participation , would occur before concrete political plans were discussed . 

The pace of her expansion was matched only by Russia 's , but Russia 's was on a much smaller scale and depended on foreign capital , some of it German . 

How are Russia 's massive expansion and the remorseless rise in her international prestige in the century and a half before the Crimean War to be explained ? 

Factory expansion kept up the demand for machines and power which fed the heavy industries . 

As a result , the commission has published papers looking at future forestry policy , and putting a fresh case for forestry expansion . 

Synthesis was achieved only after some years , and only by methods which did not justify expansion to an industrial scale . 

It led to a period of sharp retrenchment and redundancies , a situation that at the time was very foreign to ICi which had been accustomed to unrestricted expansion in practically everything it undertook . 

The report demands a ban on trade in all hazardous waste to and from the UK and an immediate moratorium on the construction of new incinerators and the expansion of existing ones . 

In recognising this we must not underestimate the contribution made to the industrialising economy by the earlier expansion of manufacturing in response to home and overseas demand . 

I have been told the Chinese have a simple inexpensive instrument to trace extra low frequencies . 

For a rendezvous with a comet the craft would carry cameras and remote-sensing instruments to study and measure the gas and dust boiling off its nucleus . 

They have devised sophisticated instruments to detect and measure the energies of even the smallest traces of the products . 

We have developed very powerful processing instruments to help our thinking . 

Although about an inch less wide than a Guild F-50 or a Gibson J-200 , this is still definitely not an instrument for players of the short-armed variety . 

Drew designs and makes instruments for monitoring diabetes and has distribution agreements with two medical companies with global networks , Ciba Corning and IL . 

A new instrument for measuring ozone levels in the air has been developed by Austrian scientists . 

Oxford Medical , whose headquarters are in Abingdon , are world leaders in the field of instruments for research into cardiology and neurology . 

Instruments of torture feature somewhat incongruously alongside porcelain , glassware and fans owned by members of the imperial family . 

Fig. 2 Simple instrument for sensing the state of the contact breakers 

Something of the kind must have been operative when Galileo first introduced the telescope as an instrument for exploring the heavens . 

Astron 's main instrument is an ultraviolet telescope developed jointly with the French . 

But while this is a perfectionist 's instrument , it 's not intimidating . 

In 1811 the governors laid out £2.0s.0d. for surgeons ' instruments , £103.3s.8d. for medicines and £15.12s.3d. on leeches . 

Having set up a certain attitude and a certain power , you must check , by scanning your flight instruments , that the desired performance is being achieved , and also that it is being maintained . 

Using his telegraph instrument he communicated with his colleague . 

Use of drawing instruments 50 per cent drew an acceptably accurate construction of an equilateral triangle ( p.82 ) . 

It carries a battery of X-ray instruments provided by Japanese , US and UK research groups . 

It contained a 12-bore self-loading shotgun , gloves , handcuffs , cutting instruments and black bags , he added . 

Twenty company divisions for electrical machinery , computers , communications , measuring instruments and systems engineering all cooperate in robotics work . 

Quantitech , the Milton Keynes-based environmental analysis company , has been awarded sole UK distribution rights for the Lagus range of advanced tracer gas monitoring instruments . 

The laboratories have extensive tissue culture facilities and there is a flow cytometric unit equipped with both analytical and cell sorting instruments . 

Because we associate beacon fires with the rapid communication system of the Elizabethans , Watkins maintained , we had overlooked their equal usefulness as surveying instruments . 

These employees are involved in a variety of tasks concerned with the manufacture and sale of writing instruments -- together with a variety of administrative support functions . 

That may mean doing some assembly work , such as wiring instruments into a dashboard . 

He retailed mathematical , scientific , and optical instruments , collaborating with ( Sir ) David Brewster [ q.v. ] on the kaleidoscope ( 1816 ) , and took out patents for hydrometers and spectacle frames . 

SURGEONS in the US have pioneered the use of a mechanical arm laden with sensors to track the positions of their surgical instruments while they operate on patients ' brains . 

The position of the surgical instrument in the real skull is determined by the sensors in the mechanical arm . 

From its size , the knife must have had a very specific use and may even have been a surgical instrument . 

A specialist surgical instrument was developed in America to make a ` channel " in the corneal tissue to insert the ring . 

Close encounters with those instruments of torture such as the forceps , and probe ( used in the early days for extracting root ) . 

Andrew Burt explains that another common reason is that the instruments of assessment specified in the module descriptor are not being used or have been varied . 

The most striking thing about the results is the wide range of assessment instruments being routinely used by this sample of centre staff . 

Another feature of measurement in science worth noting is that although there are thousands of measuring instruments in daily use , the number of dimensions measured is actually quite small . 

It was a particularly testing time at British Steel as we were still engaged in the major retrenchment exercise and we also had the very difficult task of keeping the steel mills operating during the miners ' strike . 

It is , however , a fascinating area to explore , bridges , culverts , mine levels and a smelting mill remaining to be seen after a century of abandonment and neglect . 

Now there are also large mills producing aluminium sheeting ( see the map on page 66 ) . 

Both environmentalists and public health groups have long been worried about toxic discharges from paper mills using chlorine bleach . 

The mid-1960s saw the mill part of BP Chemicals , raw materials for the site being stored in a number of locations including old mills at Dudbridge and Eastington . 

During the mill 's restoration , David Verey , with the co-operation of Lord Bathurst , was fortunate enough to obtain the working parts from a mill at North Cerney , these being fitted to the restored building . 

On leaving school he entered his father 's cotton mill at Carleton-in-Craven , where he later became a partner ; he retired in 1906 . 

This old mill at Thornton Dale has churned out her very last nut 

It was , in fact , one of the first truly fire-proof mills in the country . 

This compact mill now forms a fascinating time capsule and gives a valuable insight into the life and workings of a small country mill in years gone by . 

The silk trade blossomed in Blockley due to the sheer number of mills in the locality plus the abundance of pure water . 

This began life as a silk mill in the late 1700s , built by Anthony Stratton . 

The Union Mill near the town centre is a fine smock mill in the care of the county council . 

He rebuilt the Phoenix mill in Dartford as one of the major industrial buildings in the south-east of England . 

Already established as one of the most modern spinning mills in the U.K. , Douglas Reyburn is to continue investing in the latest machinery . 

In 1989 , the giant Bidston steel mill , in Wirral , was dismantled piece-by-piece and rebuilt as the Zhang Jia Gang municipal steel mill in China 's Jiangsu Province . 

This was once the manorial mill of Flaxley Abbey , and a board showing the grinding charges was formerly exhibited at Gloucester Folk Museum . 

The former grain mill of the village , one of the finest in the region built in 1821 , serves nowadays as a community cultural centre and is known as the Kulturmuhle . 

The mills of Lancashire were supplied with coal and cotton via the canal network . 

Compared with the Derbyshire mill of Elias Needham to which he was moved in 1803 , this was a good mill . 

The Surfrider foundation , a 15,000-member group of surfers based in California , has brought a successful suit against two paper mills for polluting the sea . 

Although small by comparison with the dock 's mills , it was clearly a fairly sizeable concern at a time when many rural mills often had only two pairs . 

Around that time one of Chalford 's larger mills , St Mary 's , experienced a spate of bankruptcies , as owner after owner 's businesses failed . 

A couple of weeks later Stephen was called away to Bradford , where the manager of one of his mills had disappeared with the wages of the whole workforce . 

His 44-year-old mill , with 110 employees , is the economic foundation of the town . 

His practical training started at his father 's mill , where he was given a lathe and built small working steam engines . 

Over at Hanley , Johnson Brothers ' mill and sliphouse is a factory in itself . 

The standards of cleanliness and hygiene in our feed mills is now expected to be close to human food factories , and this is monitored by the Company 's Quality and Service audits . 

Then came Ballysadare , with its roadside mill and view over the bay . 

Nothing , it seems , is too fanciful for Egypt 's rumour mill ; especially sex , violence and sectarianism . 

A former union official at the steelworks claimed he had been told the Chinese workers would be brought in to dismantle the £50m mill , built in 1979 to process Brymbo 's steel . 

Both my cousins were operators in a cotton mill where Uncle George was a maintenance fitter , a job which had left its mark for he was minus a finger on each hand . 

The main target at the height of the riots in 1802 was the gig mill , but that was because very few shearing frames had as yet been introduced . 

And the stone seats beside the fire would be replaced with benches , once Cameron brought the rest of the spare timber he had promised from the linen mill he was building for the Flemyngs at Aberfeldy . 

Existing lighting was supplied by the hazardous open flame of candles , oil lamps or by a steel mill , a method of producing sparks of light by holding a flint against a spinning steel wheel . 

No longer are spinning mills able to stand in isolation , they are , as explained by Andrew Steel ` In partnership with the Design Studio , exploring new frontiers of design and texture . " 

It has taken a 50pc stake in a yarn spinning mill and a 60pc stake in a scheme to produce industrial wool yarn for export . 

Churchs found itself unable to compete any longer with the larger mills . 

It flashed from the woodwork and the walls ; it smote him with an awful , total power , as if generated by a vast mill . 

Robert Owen had taken over the New Lanark mill as manager in 1798 , and finding the condition of the work-force pitiful , had undertaken a radical and vigorous campaign of improvement . 

Police confirmed last night that a body found in a storage unit in a partially derelict mill near the centre of Ashton-under-Lyne in Greater Manchester was that of the missing woman . 

For the East German state is the realisation of the dreams of a young roofer as he grew up among the filth of the coal mines and steel mills of the Saarland in the Thirties . 

Though the yarn was prepared and spun in the new water-powered mills in the valleys , weaving long remained a domestic craft that was practised in the older settlements on the hillsides . 

At the time , it was fairly common practice for pins to be fashioned at the main mill and sent to smaller mills for finishing . 

There are also references to a mill at nearby Lower Swell but this does not survive , having gone during the latter half of the 18th century . 

He turned down offers of partnership with the Peels and Arkwrights , and in 1790 erected the first steam-powered mill in Stockport , during a boom period . 

During the 1840s , Clutterbuck 's enlarged and modernised mill was advertised for sale or lease . 

Many of the smaller cloth mills were unable to plough sufficient money into such modernisation schemes , so fell by the wayside . 

From the earliest references of around 1600 , to the start of' the 19th century , Woodchester Mill graduated from a modest corn and fulling mill to a particularly fine cloth mill . 

There is documentary evidence that a corn mill stood here in 1624 , although by 1645 it was used as a blast furnace . 

A welding torch yesterday started a fire at a North Yorkshire corn mill . 

Once more I glanced at the large flour mill , temporarily closed , despite the addition of a new silvery turbine engine to take the place of water power . 

Similarly Dalgety Spillers moved their flour mills to the outport of Avonmouth when shipping to the city docks became difficult . 

During the 1780s he was manager and principal promoter , as well as builder and architect , of the Albion flour mill at Blackfriars . 

Property developer Robert Aram 's love for old textile mills was nurtured during field trips organised by the old Department of Economic and Social History at the University of Nottingham . 

` Mr Aram 's interest in North of England textile mills all began during his undergraduate days at the University of Nottingham " Dr Chapman explained . 

Both were presumably tenants as Charles Ballinger still owned the mill up to the 1850s . 

Shillito Stather , who then owned the mill , carried out a fairly substantial enlargement of the site , creating the Little , North , South and Middle Mills , as well as numerous related buildings . 

There were apparently no immediate takers as for some years Charles continued to run Eastington 's three mills , but now in conjunction with Beards and Bonds Mills , just outside the parish . 

Inside , a beam on the first floor is marked with the name ` Hayward " , a family that also ran the now-demolished mill at nearby Baunton . 

This was brought about principally by a sharp fall in emigration by British citizens , but was reinforced by some increase in immigration by both British passport-holders and others . 

Abandonment of the reform programme would probably result in hyperinflation getting completely out of control followed by economic breakdown , default on loans and an attempt at mass emigration by an impoverished population towards Central Europe . 

This was how the wave of post-war emigration from Punjab , Gujerat and Bangladesh began . 

Out of that realisation came the explosive mixture of a massive emigration from East Germany and an overwhelming popular challenge to the party inside it . 

Ceauşescu liberalized the regulations restricting emigration from Romania by Jews . 

Bush reiterated his opposition to further settlement in the occupied territories , but stressed his unconditional support for Jewish emigration from the Soviet Union . 

The pianist Valerie Tryon , was of course well-known to English audiences before her emigration in 1971 to Canada , where she is now Artist-in-Residence at McMaster University . 

But the most tragic movement of population was one of emigration into Lebanon by the victims of the first European Holocaust , the Armenians . 

Under these conditions Hong Kong emigration to Britain has been very small . 

A version of the history of the Welsh emigration to the Chebut Valley is taught in schools throughout Argentina . 

For them it was only very slowly that seasonal and migratory work was replaced by the idea of emigration to Canada or America . 

When the islands were first settled , the population began to increase rapidly and the number of inhabitants soon exceeded the resources , prompting emigration to other Portuguese lands . 

Elizabethan England could be portrayed as a period before emigration to the American colonies began , before the ruptures between a British and American way of life existed . 

The rate of emigration to western Germany was still 20,000 a month , according to The Times of July 1 . 

The measure also restored citizenship to 175 cultural figures stripped of their citizenship on emigration , and to those who had joined the Russian emigration to Israel . 

Part of this has come from an influx of retired people , and it has therefore accentuated the already very unbalanced age composition of the population resulting from the emigration of the younger people . 

There was also some emigration of Serbs and Montenegrins , which accelerated after 1981 . 

In some cases this happened by the direct emigration of European ideas and institutions . 

One can only lament the fact that as Russian recording quality emerges from the Dark Ages so their orchestras are struggling to maintain standards in the face of diminishing resources and emigration of their best players . 

There was heavy Indian emigration after the second coup , however , particularly among those Indians with sufficient skills and capital to establish themselves elsewhere . 

Benevolent societies , even trade unions , arranged to subsidise the emigration of their clients or members as the only practicable means of dealing with pauperism and unemployment . 

President Mubarak of Egypt warned that the continued emigration of Soviet Jews to Israel , could spark a new war in the Middle East . 

The empiricism that had come out of the 19th century as the dominant intellectual mode had been twisted to the right , so to speak , by the ` white emigration " from Europe . 

Many believed Japanese territory alone could not sustain the rapidly growing population , and the economic pressures for emigration , mainly to Manchuria , Brazil and the US , were considerable . 

As Lexandro donned a cuirass and strapped greaves to his shanks , he wondered whether their soon-to-be opponents were genuinely members of some feral tribe transported here for purposes such as this ? 

Lacking even plastrons or greaves to protect chests or calves , this part of the mission would be somewhat akin to a dash through a tunnel of terror …

Some wore breastplates , greaves and other pieces of armour , all carried swords and daggers , with shields slung round their necks . 

A spearman tried to bring him down with a lance thrust under the cuirass whilst another took a swing with a sword at the joints in the greaves on his legs . 

The approach to course design emphasises the development of understanding of key ideas rather than extensive memorisation of detailed factual information .

Both the actual process of creating such notes and the appropriateness and variety of the finished product will aid understanding and memorisation .

Memorisation of material is also greatly helped by such a system .

The memorisation of the textbook is often seen as an end in itself .

So solving the difficulty involves a combination of understanding with memorisation of particular examples .

The reforms are intended to reduce the emphasis on rote memorization for senior high school entrance exams , focusing on classes that will give students expertise and a sense of responsibility , the Xinhua News Agency reported .

Anne Lewin , 8 Porchester Place , London W2 ( 071-723 7741 ) sells a small but very comprehensive collection of underwear and night clothes , ranging from plain knitted cotton bodies with satin-bound V necks to delicate silk chemises trimmed with a double row of tiny Gothic points . 

She was down to her undergarment now , a black lace one-piece chemise adorned with crimson frills and a multitude of tiny feathers . 

Greenwich 's famous clipper ship gets her name from the cutty sark or short chemise ( a loose-fitting dress or under garment ) , which her figure-head wears . 

Miss Selfridge in Church Street came up with a Western casual outfit comprising leather ranchero jeans and waistcoat , worn with a denim type shirt and white body , and a sparkly short chemise in dark green sequins . 

He did n't look effeminate , even when you considered the plain gold ring that pierced his left earlobe . 

Howard sits up front with a shotgun grazing his earlobe , whilst Miki , Emma , Chris and myself are squashed in on the back seat , staring through the grating at the road ahead . 

` But sir , I do n't know -- " Clint began , pulling at his earlobe where he 'd been forbidden to wear a ring in school , and Bowring rounded on him . 

` I think , " Mr Yarrow continued , squeezing his left earlobe and inflicting brain damage upon a metaphysical foetus , ` I think , What can I do for this graceless lad ? " 

He rubbed his nose , tugged at an earlobe , shuffled his feet on the carpet . 

Sometimes we give them a little canvas pack , or they will fasten on to their keeper 's neck or earlobe , armpit or face . 

He was tugging anxiously at one earlobe , and the silence continued to hang between them , though Nunzia slapped and stirred at the range . 

In the morning , she asked where Tom had gone and my auntie told her . 

You were a fish wife because your mother , or your granny , or your auntie was a fish wife . 

Grandfather died in 1958 and grandmother in 1966 , but my aunty Eileen is still enjoying good health at the age of 84 . 

He often thought of what his auntie had warned him about , and often said things like 

I 'm used to doing what folk tell me to do , teachers , bosses Auntie , Stonehenge . 

I 've got aunties with daughters married to white guys , and they will not accept the guy . 

She 's tried so hard to refuse payment from her aunties for the day 's outing , but has succeeded only in deflecting each one's departing offer of a clandestine , crumpled tip . 

But as my Lancashire aunty used to say flatly : there 's two kinds of lasses , never forget . 

" Natural ! " said Auntie ; and she took to sitting at her bedroom window with her eyes closed . 

Next day Skipper 's ` Auntie " Jackie , with whom he stayed when I first bought him , took us back to Duckhurst Farm in her lorry . 

There were times when his grandma or his aunties made trouble for him behind his back , or when someone would comment on his lack of height and Sweetheart would punish him for the embarrassment he caused her . 

Even when a small boy I had said to my mother : ` How can Mary be my auntie ? 

As she said that so dad arrived in the car with my mum , who is an absolute prude , and my auntie . 

It was n't really their Auntie 's pub , but she worked there and it had been convenient to make all the arrangements on a friendly family footing . 

It 's , it 's like the one aunty Lynne had and I , I bought for aunty Lynne , years ago , that I still got in the cupboard you know . 

Even without the Guards tie , his dress and manner made it obvious that he was a Brit .

` This is the Doctor , he 's a Brit investigating some occurrences here . "

` A Frenchman is not a Brit with a beret and a baguette , but having said that France is not a difficult market but a different market .

Ever the rather jaundiced , eccentric Brit , Ian Dury ( right ) made his own rather tawdry statement with this extraordinary dental motif .

On the other side of the road lived another Brit I 'd met in France .

Martha wondered , as she peeled off his shirt and clawed at that weightlifter 's chest , was he not a Brit ?

Kathmandu is over four thousand feet high … that 's why race favourite Hugh Jones … the first Brit to win the London Marathon has been out here for a week training …

In Jordan and Yemen , authorities appear to be making compromises to stave of social explosions .

" People have been listening to each other , making progress , making compromises , " said U. S. Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad , who is involved in the discussions and trying to push them along .

Former Pentagon official Kurt Campbell said more officers are calling for deadlines after concluding that the indefinite presence of U. S. forces enables the Shiite-run Iraqi government to avoid making compromises .

" I think Kadafi 's trying to hold on in the hope that the African Union can pull a rabbit out of its hat and NATO will accept some kind of compromise .

Shiite lawmaker Qassim Dawood , who is sympathetic to the Kurds , said the sides must reach a compromise , or risk jeopardizing security gains made in the last year .

The White House torpedoed diplomatic initiatives to end the crisis , including a compromise , crafted by Arab leaders , to let Iraq annex a small slice of Kuwait and withdraw .

Similarly , the Kurds proposed a compromise so Allawi could head the stalled National Council for Higher Policies .

For Azzam , reportedly one of the founders of the Palestinian militant group Hamas , there could be no compromise with the enemies of Islam : " Jihad and the rifle alone .

Egyptian archaeologists have uncovered a new pyramid at Giza , several feet to the southeast of the Great Pyramid of Cheops .

It was built about 1789 and stood to the southeast of Waterloo Bridge .

The south-westward extension into Northern Ireland of the Midland Valley of Scotland exposes Devonian , Carboniferous , Permian and younger strata separating the Dalradian rocks of the northwest from the metamorphosed Lower Palaeozoic rocks of the Down-Longford massif to the southeast .

But now a more menacing threat was posed for Russia : massed German units were attacking the Polish salient from the north , while Austro-German armies thrust up from the southeast -- precisely the strategy that the Austrian commander General Conrad von Hötzendorff had advocated in 1914 .

Richard Fynes noted that : ` The men were sufficiently endowed with natural interest to be observant of the effect of wind upon the ventilation of the mines , and even as late as 1822 , before barometers and thermometers were generally used in the pits to indicate the state of the temperature , if the wind were blowing from the southeast threatening rain , the men refused to work . "

But as happened in Saturday 's blast , buried bombs often maim and kill civilians , who travel on the same roads used by the NATO force .

Although no Americans died in Saturday 's blast , it appeared to be one of the biggest casualty counts in an insurgent strike on a Western military installation .

At least two other people were killed in Monday 's blast , one of whom was identified as Tueni 's bodyguard .

Police forces are frequently the targets , as was the case in Thursday 's blast outside an Abu Ghraib police station and mayor 's office .

The explosion , labeled a terrorist attack by the government , was the deadliest to hit the Indian capital since 25 people were killed in a series of market blasts three years ago .

The thunderous blast , which echoed across much of the city , marked the first major assault inside Kabul since the insurgents announced the start of their " spring offensive " at the beginning of May .

The powerful blast killed at least 18 people , including five American service members .

Several witnesses among the angry crowd gathered outside the semi-collapsed building said they heard aircraft before the post-midnight blast .

In the last three days , 15 U. S. troops have been killed in Iraq , nine of them in two powerful roadside bomb blasts .

Cane did not survive , becoming the fifth Marine dog to die from roadside bomb blasts in Afghanistan .

The worst blasts occurred seconds apart in front of a police building during the morning rush hour in central Baghdad .

The militant group claimed responsibility for a bomb blast Monday at a gas station near the city of Peshawar that killed seven people , including three children .

Late Friday , a blast from bicycle rigged with explosives ripped through a bazaar in the Khanabad district of Kunduz province .

The Dec. 21 blast by a bomber apparently dressed in an Iraqi military uniform killed 22 people and wounded 69 others .

Two more died in a blast from one of the men 's explosives vests , and the fifth was captured .

Last October , Kunduz Gov. Mohammed Omar was killed in a bomb blast at a crowded mosque in Takhar province , just east of Kunduz province .

The blast in Vladikavkaz occurred just before noon , when market activity was at its peak .

Other groups suspected in the attack include the Indian Mujahedin , a homegrown group blamed for several attacks , including a series of Mumbai blasts in July that killed 23 and injured 130.

One American died in the bomb blasts in Kampala at a rugby club and an Ethiopian restaurant , locations where people had gathered to watch the soccer World Cup final .

The identities of the five U. S. military personnel killed in the massive blast in Kabul had not been released , but it is possible that at least one of the victims was a high-ranking officer .

Initial reports described at least one blast outside the Hossein Mosque and another one or two failed bombing attempts .

It was the second major attack against police forces this month , after 16 people were killed in a blast outside a headquarters in the southern city of Hilla , the first week of May .

The wave of explosions included a series of blasts during Baghdad 's morning rush hour that left six people dead , security officials said .

Samon said the 1:30 p. m. blast struck a marketplace inside an army base .

Early today , three suicide bombers killed at least 16 Iraqis in blasts north of Baghdad .

One terrible September night , an armored personnel carrier in their patrol was destroyed by a tremendous blast and flipped , pinning a soldier .

Thailand 's Foreign Ministry denied that and said the Thai troops were investigating a land-mine blast the previous day in which a soldier lost a leg .

The young man had been treated for leg and head wounds four days earlier , but had rushed back to the front , where he was felled by a rocket blast .

Shortly after the marketplace blast , a roadside bomb near the City Council headquarters in Sadr City killed eight and injured 20 , all civilians , an Iraqi army press release said .

One of the dogs killed by a roadside blast was a German shepherd named Grief .

Ahmed Shah Massoud , 48 , was killed in a suicide blast two days before the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon .

A screaming little girl , wounded by a mortar blast , had shrapnel pulled from her forehead as her terrified parents watched .

After the grenade blast , the house caught fire , and Marines repositioned in the street for a second assault .

Iraqis came to examine the damage ; this was before bombings became passe and onlookers feared being targeted in follow-up blasts .

The latest blast , in Paktika province in eastern Afghanistan , drew widespread condemnation .

The wedding-party blast also injured at least five other people , said Helmand 's police chief , Asadullah Sherzad .

A rocket-propelled grenade blast knocked him down a mountainside , and despite his wounds he managed to escape to a village that gave him shelter .

But the Arab nationalist belief that the two countries contain one Arab people -- that there was therefore something immutably wrong in the creation of Greater Lebanon -- has never been abandoned . 

As we sat there at the wedding-feast I held to the pedestrian belief that the rustling jetsam at my feet was merely the accumulation of champagne foil . 

Both British and German managers were characterised by high achievement motivation and competitiveness , combined with a strong personal belief about feeling able to control their work setting , when compared to population norms . 

In addition to these cultural beliefs about ` basic needs " , elders , like everyone else , will display an almost infinite potential to develop other desires for commodities and human experience . 

Therefore I can have no reason to believe that my experience is a reliable guide , and hence have no reason for any belief about events beyond my experience and so can not have knowledge of them . 

It is difficult to investigate general beliefs about health within the confines of a large-scale structured survey . 

In the remainder of this chapter I will report some of the attitudes and beliefs about language expressed by some of my young informants . 

Because beliefs about ourselves are self-fulfilling , these people will continue to find themselves in situations in which they can prove themselves right . 

He allowed himself , or claimed to allow himself , no beliefs about the world which could n't be justified if , if , even if only in a very loose sense , by scientific canons of procedure . 

They should be taught to recognise that the attitudes and behaviour of a character or narrator are not necessarily to be identified with the attitudes or beliefs of the author . 

The fundamental belief of Dr William Glasser 's Control Theory is similarly that feelings are the product of choice of perception . 

Freddie knew little about children and held the belief of the uninitiated that every mother doted on her offspring . 

However , what can we say with confidence about the beliefs of ordinary people , either in the nineteenth or even in the late twentieth century ? 

The values and beliefs of the reformers were enshrined in the law ; ` it was their law that the drinkers had to avoid . " 

Contrary to popular belief among political parties that the environment is a middle-class issue , the poll found equal support — 77 per cent — across the classes for tunnels and re-routing . 

This is not very far from the belief that pleasure and happiness amount to the same thing -- a belief with deep flaws , as we saw in an earlier chapter . 

He also recorded the belief among women of the Po Valley that amber necklaces were good for curing goitre . 

North Korea and the Soviet Union could only have drawn encouragement in the belief that America would most likely not act with vigour if North Korea moved against the south to reunify the peninsula . 

The term homing pigeon gives foundation to the popular belief that these birds have a natural ability to find their way back to their loft no matter what the distance . 

They also acknowledged that operators had initially delayed taking action for nearly an hour , in the belief that a gauge which showed an increase in radioactivity in the secondary system might be giving false readings . 

The Christian belief that a house of God should be open to everyone precludes the Church from cashing in on some of its most beautiful assets . 

Thus a careful analysis of the USA system was undertaken in the belief that no race under the sun knew how to sell products as well as Americans . 

There was a general belief that our terms would not attract many takers and there was a suspicion that the Government did not really have its heart in the project in any event . 

And it does take courage to do these things , as well as a belief that you are , of course , right . 

In the natural sciences there is still a widely-held belief ( although less common today ) that the agenda is established externally by the logic inherent in natural phenomena . 

There has grown up a folk belief that recurrent thrush is completely untreatable . 

In this chapter we examine aspects of the health beliefs and behaviours of older people . 

This ` evidence " was never published but he persisted in his belief that his only crime was that he was found out . 

His passionate belief that technology is a tool to be used with imagination for the benefit of mankind has inspired a generation of designers of buildings of all disciplines " . 

The main value of Hinduism is its belief that all life is one , and it is not possible to hold fast to this belief without accepting that man is the servant and not the lord of creation , and that all men are brothers . 

The question " What do our beliefs about causation come to ? " , it can be supposed , has no clear and plain answer . 

The perception of the problem will differ , depending on such things as the views and experiences of individuals , and their beliefs about what is or what ought to be . 

In my view , once we have admitted that our beliefs about our sensory states are not infallible and may be false , incorrigibility would be a vice rather than a virtue . 

This project compares assumptions incorporated into social policies about these obligations , with people 's beliefs about them , and how such beliefs are put into practice . 

This outlook was a consequence of his exploitation of the neoplatonic belief of the analogy between the macrocosm and microcosm and his belief that humans were linked with God and nature in a dynamic cosmic order . 

One way to deal with an oppositional patient is to begin a brief trial of outpatient therapy , if only to convince her that she is unable to alter her behaviour despite her belief to the contrary . 

His beliefs concerning coaching methods are worth studying , and he adds his voice to those condemning the modern fixation on fitness at the expense of honing cricket skills . 

I do not consider that Dicey 's beliefs on the nature of political authority can be , or should be , divorced from his conception of legal sovereignty . 

The simplicity of our initial beliefs about how signs might be used to alleviate the plight of deaf pupils was quickly overwhelmed when we realised the extensiveness of sign language itself . 

Beaumont is encouraged by recent results that support his belief that he has a real Gold Cup contender in Jodami , currently 8-1 for the chasing crown . 

Perhaps his greatest failing was his eternal , often unfounded , optimism , which seemed to stem from his belief that he had been chosen by God to ` do much good and benefit " to his country . 

It was her firm belief that the quickest way to achieve mental health was to absorb oneself in the problems of others and , in this particular centre , it seemed to have worked . 

In any society , we find beliefs about language that are simply accepted as common sense . 

True beliefs are n't generally better than false ones in any moral sense : there is usually nothing morally wrong about being mistaken in one 's beliefs about matters of fact . 

Another old belief of hers and one which died hard , which refused to die , was that no man will willingly take on another man 's children . 

With Mrs. Crawley , the narrative reflects the belief of most people in the nineteenth century that the best place for a woman is with her husband , supporting and caring for him . 

Whatever your beliefs with regard to an after-life , there comes a time when you realise that you cry only for yourself , for your loneliness and the fact that you have been left behind . 

There was a firm belief among old-time ferreters that the ferrets needed to be vicious and half-starved to do their work well . 

Finally , consider a part of our belief as to causal priority , that causes make their effects happen . 

Until about three weeks ago there had been a belief among Digital employees in Galway and the Industrial Development Authority in Ireland that Digital 's plant in Ayr would lose out . 

` Our boys " were being nurtured in the belief that they were the leaders of tomorrow , the ` happy few " who would one day be running whatever had now taken the place of the Empire . 

A vast new respectable society arose round the professions , dignified by the belief that what they were doing ( although it might be exorbitantly expensive ) was in pursuit of some higher calling . 

It embodies the belief that students are best motivated through stimulating , interesting tasks and topics , and through an approach which invites them to become directly involved in their own learning process . 

Deeply rooted in peasant culture was the belief that the land should belong to whoever worked it with his own hands . 

This latest open letter from the rebel leader , cashiered Colonel Gregorio Honason appears to confirm the government 's belief that he no longer has the ability to launch another military uprising . 

If you are unsure about the adequacy of your daily diet , look at the list of symptoms below . 

This second report did not re-emphasise the need for massive resource transfers , instead it concentrated on the adequacy of the international financial system and the debt problem faced by many countries . 

This ` rediscovery of poverty " would seem to be a function of an academic and political interest that had emerged , concerned to look at the adequacy of social policies . 

I hope that they will not be interpreted as questioning the adequacy of existing services . 

In general terms , the objectives will be to evaluate the adequacy of systems to control time , cost and quality 

If necessary , he or she will advise on the detailed layout of the cash books , and suggest that he or she reviews them occasionally to ensure their adequacy . 

If you 're planning to cut or remove structural timbers , your calculations may also have to be submitted to prove their structural adequacy . 

Needless to say , her new-found potency gave rise to deep misgivings about his own sexual adequacy . 

Public transport timetables should be examined to estimate their adequacy for staff travel in the light of the knowledge gained on where staff are domiciled and the early and late evening shift changes . 

We are cold and cramped , and apprehensive about our reception , the adequacy of our response to the speeches of welcome , and our awful singing . 

Adequacy of communication is an essential part of nursing , not only to reduce patients ' complaints but to permit nurses to comply with their professional duty to be accountable . 

More than that , it threatens the industry 's preferred method of assessing risk and calls into question the adequacy of the emergency measures that would be adopted after an accident . 

Where only a proportion of the damage has occurred since we have been on cover , we should pay the cost of the underpinning , subject to the adequacy of the sum insured and the policy excess . 

Auditing of accounts aims to check periodically the adequacy of accounting procedures . 

In imagining what it would be like to be fundholders in future we should assume that overall adequacy of funding for health care will be less than we have previously known . 

` Underfunding is having a detrimental effect on the adequacy of policing services , " he said . 

The issue of sampling adequacy does not arise if our analysis is based on the whole of the text under consideration . 

We are all bombarded through the media about the nutritional adequacy of the food we eat . 

Below : Procession in 1983 in Trafalgar Square before the Memorial Service in St Martins in the Fields organised by Amnesty International for the victims of political killings by governments . 

But last weekend two adolescent courting couples were murdered in Novo Fribourgo because they witnessed the killing by military police of a youth considered to be tarnishing the town 's image . 

JERUSALEM ( Reuter ) -- Britain 's senior diplomat in the Israeli-occupied territories called for an inquiry into the killing by troops of an Arab youth . 

Extra-judicial killings by the security forces increased over the same period . 

A caller from the IRO told a newspaper that the car-bomb had been in revenge for the killing by the Israeli airforce of Sheikh Abbas Musawi , of the Lebanese Hezbollah . 

The attack was believed to have been in revenge for the killing by government militia of several Moslem farmers worshipping in a mosque in the neighbouring town of Pikit . 

A EUROPEAN ruling today pushed Britain closer to being placed in the dock over the killing by SAS soldiers in Gibraltar of three IRA terrorists . 

The first was the killing of two policemen on Jan. 2 by the Azanian People 's Liberation Army ( APLA -- the military wing of the PAC ) . 

The killing of a security guard , and the death of a man after a distraction burglary are both being linked to travellers . 

I came to kill you , my lord , for the killing of my father . " 

The Irish Republican Army admitted responsibility for the killing of two Australian tourists in the Netherlands . 

Tim found out the appalling details of his wife 's killing when he finally got through to Elizabeth 's fiance Cuan Cronje . 

Colleagues fear her killing was an extrajudicial execution carried out by the security forces . 

Responsibility for his killing was attributed to an extremist Islamic faction . 

His killing drew condemnation from the leaders of all the main parties , and prompted speculation as to its significance at such a time of crisis on the level of national politics . 

Mr Mandela told an ANC meeting last night that President FW de Klerk 's white minority government was behind the latest wave of political killings in South Africa . 

There have been four drugs related killings in the area this year . 

There were renewed protests in late May which coincided with a 10-day commemoration of the anniversary of the 1980 Kwangju uprising , a pro-democracy rebellion which had been brutally suppressed with the killing of up to 2,000 civilians . 

Mr Shamir refused to reverse his decision not to allow the United Nations to investigate the killing of at least nineteen Arabs by Israeli security forces . 

The three main services at dawn , midday and dusk comprised the washing , anointment , adornment with clothing and regalia , and feeding of the deity with offerings . 

He will be buried with full military honours at Frankby Cemetery , Wirral , following a service at Our Lady and St Joseph 's Roman Catholic Church in Seacombe , Wallasey , on Tuesday afternoon . 

In a emotional 20-minute speech during a surprise appearance at a service at King 's College Chapel in Cambridge he spoke of the importance of freedom in the face of the edict . 

At last night 's service , which ended with a piper playing the lament Flowers on the Forest , Father Keegans said : ‘ Quite simply , life can not be the same again …

Meetings between the two men lasted into Saturday night and continued at a religious service on Sunday . 

Many of last year 's group were interested in going to a church service , so this year I have arranged to bring them to the morning service at St. Clements on Sunday , 15th July . 

` Hurry up , " she said , as if the church service would be over all the quicker if Maxie got a move on . 

The hearing in Belfast today was called after a loyalist remand prisoner , Samuel McCrory , 27 , was refused permission to wear a poppy at a Remembrance Day church service inside the jail . 

So she went to the funeral service , and listened to the tributes -- ` everyone thought he was the sun , the moon and the stars " . 

The old executioner was given an honourable funeral , the burial service being attended by many of the city dignitaries as a mark of respect for his services to the community . 

The funeral service today at the church of St John the Baptist on the edge of the Lonsdale estate is just a week before Louis was due to celebrate his first birthday . 

His funeral service will be held at St John 's Church , Prestatyn , on Monday at 1.30pm . 

The Duke of Edinburgh was represented by Mr Peter Coni at the Memorial Service for Mr Thomas Keller which was held in St Peter 's Church , Zurich , this afternoon . 

So at mid-day , Doyle was standing at the top of the wide , stone steps of St Paul 's , waiting for the memorial service for a ` retired " member of MI5 to finish . 

A memorial service for Beryl was held on 27th July at St. Marks Church , Hamilton Terrace NW8 . 

In September he announced that the Nationalist councillors would not be attending a Battle of Britain commemoration service in St Columb 's Cathedral : ` We simply had no part in this , " he said . 

Those wishing to attend church services also have to make their way to Kirkburn . 

The Prince and Princess of Wales have attended the funeral service of Earl Spencer , the Princess 's father , in Northamptonshire . 

Again misunderstandings can occur , and the person leading the service and trying to communicate a Christian message may be hard put to it to demonstrate their true meaning . 

They join the Queen at a service in Westminster Abbey to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Battle of El Alamein . 

BOYS and girls of the Royal Hospital School at Holbrook were joined by villagers yesterday at an ecumenical service in the school chapel to celebrate the jubilee of the school 's move to Suffolk from Greenwich . 

An interdenominational service celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Women 's World Day of Prayer will be held at St Catherine 's Church , Crook , on March 6 at 7pm . 

But the girlfriend of deputy manager John Onanuga leapt to his defence . 

CHESHIRE housewife Tamara Kennerley , a girlfriend of Clinton when he was at Oxford , was among the first to offer her congratulations . 

Alan had his own reasons for liking her desperate honesty ; reasons that went beyond his contempt for the other girlfriends of his youth . 

He and his girlfriend Tibbs were supposedly en route to a camping holiday in Italy , but the lure of Karen 's nudity proved too powerful and this project was indefinitely postponed . 

` My girlfriend and I have talked about sex seriously , " says Steven , who is planning to go to college to study mechanics . 

Well unfortunately my girlfriend is dragging me off to Rhodes for a week so I 'll miss the Norwich , Scouse and Oldham game . 

I think I 'm just gon na go round me girlfriend 's and sleep after she 's given me my food . 

Called Boar-Mate , it is available from farm suppliers at about Pounds 2.50 a tin and is good for more than 100 matings -- just do n't take your girlfriend for a romantic walk near a pig farm . 

Last summer I split up with my girlfriend after five tumultuous but happy years . 

He lives with Sally , his blonde girlfriend from Nottingham , just down the coast from Sampdoria 's training ground , which is high up in Bogliasco . 

A FATHER-to-be kicked and punched his pregnant girlfriend in a row . 

A year ago Nicky , Rob 's girlfriend of about eight months convinced him to go back to the ice pack that nearly killed him . 

He drove 40 miles from his house at Gosforth , Newcastle upon Tyne , to die near girlfriend Jean Manners ' home at Forcett , near Richmond , North Yorks . 

Stallone , 44 , stayed there last month with girlfriend Jennifer Flavin . 

The lengthy interview from a former girlfriend attempted to portray an alternative version which inevitably placed the dead man in a more favourable light . 

Says 15-year-old David Stokes : ` There are quite a few boys who just have to have a girlfriend , but it 's not what we all feel . 

He is still on good terms with all his ex-wives and girlfriends ; he is bemused that anyone should think this odd . 

Surely there are no irate girlfriends in your life any more ? " 

POLICE last night were hunting for a 31-year-old man after his former girlfriend was found strangled and their toddler son missing . 

He broached the idea of bringing Anthony to his mother 's next party , hinting his son needed help in getting a girlfriend , too . 

` I do n't think you want me to get a girlfriend , " Stuart sulkily concluded . 

Russell had a white girlfriend and the police would approach her and call her ` nigger lover " . 

The startled youngster said : ` I have n't got a girlfriend , but I reckon I can afford one now . 

Within days , for instance , I 'd broken up with my girlfriend , because things came to the surface that I had been neatly burying away for years . 

In 1642 Winter 's grant was rescinded by a vote of the House of Commons , because of his misappropriation of timber in the forest . 

Here the shareholder could argue that the insider dealing was either a mala fide abuse of position or a misappropriation of the company 's assets , neither of which are ratifiable . 

But this pre-history he rejects serves as a symbolic equivalent of the narrative of multiple usurpations and misappropriations of territory that occupies the following six hundred pages . 

Bernard Tapie was reappointed on Dec. 24 as Minister for Towns , a post from which he was dismissed in May 1992 after being charged with misappropriation of funds and false accounting [ see p. 38928 ] . 

Dispatches ( C4 ) went a lot further and , on the basis of British Rail 's own recent inquiries , came up with a luridly tangled tale of opportunism , misappropriation and downright fraud . 

Whether or not Unix Labs is successful in its appeal , it believes it can still win its case on its other claims of misappropriation , misrepresentation , trade mark infringement and breach of contract . 

Several weeks of unrest , amid calls for the resignation of Prime Minister Vere Bird Sr over alleged misappropriation of funds , spilled over into violence in late February and early March . 

The decision came after a special tribunal in Peshawar had found Gilani guilty on April 24 of the misappropriation of public funds , and had disqualified him for seven years from a seat in the National Assembly . 

As the action proper begins , Poseidon and Athene rush a white curtain round the perimeter of the auditorium . 

Wearily and painfully , I lugged my bag along the perimeter of the square , past rows of little shops . 

The location of the perimeter of a square can be described by continuous lines . 

Murray splashed round the perimeter of the enclosure and turned off the shower . 

Today a narrow road follows closely the eleven mile perimeter of inlets and bays . 

In fact small plants really are better as edgings , at the front or round the perimeter of the bed . 

The perimeter of any polygon is simply the distance all the way round the edges . 

Salt-laden winds howl round its desiccated and still shrinking perimeter . 

The road continues past the buildings and after ¾ mile the trail runs off through the trees to the forest perimeter . 

Double gates opened automatically and the cavalcade moved inside the perimeter . 

Measure its length and width using your metric ruler , and work out its perimeter . 

Plants can then be grown in the relative peace of the perimeter . 

Its centre was once lined with palm trees and its perimeter with cafés . 

All but one of the stones were furred at their perimeters and partly on their surfaces with green weed . 

The terms " diagonal " , " side " and " perimeter " of a rectangle were known by a high proportion of pupils , " area " by fewer . 

We watched as flocks swirled over the Park 's outer perimeter , performing astounding aerial manoevrings . 

It was two more hours before they reached the barbed-wire perimeter that had been erected to stop the Germans breaking through . 

Around the perimeter of the head there is a pitted fringe , which is unique to this kind of arthropod . 

The use of a heron scarer or wires around the perimeter of the pond , or a net over the pond is advisable if your pond is visited by herons . 

Sometimes tentacles of a different form are found around the perimeter of the disc . 

If storage space and seating are both at a premium , try building in boxes around the perimeter of the room . 

Broken snatches of conversation wafted around Isabel 's head as she followed de Villiers around the perimeter of the room , interspersed with the thunk of wooden trenchers as the servants set places for the midday meal . 

Only on the ill-colonized perimeter of Europe were there exceptions ( Russia , Bulgaria , Serbia , Ireland ) . 

A deposit of cremated bones , probably human , was found at a place exactly on the elliptical perimeter of the circle . 

They sat at a rickety table on the perimeter of the square , under the shade of an umbrella , sipping espresso , eating anisette biscuits , and watching the large , colourful crowd . 

Very soon the place was so packed that knots of people integrated into a sway and the perimeter of the appointed area burst . 

Requirements generally applicable include for structural fire resistance , compartmentation , the installation of sprinklers and fire-fighting equipment , and the provision of fire brigade access to the perimeter of the building . 

But as the anorexia progressed , my walks became longer as well as more frequent and , if I decided to follow the perimeter of the school grounds , could last for up to three hours . 

Hiding gaps at edges : Unsightly gaps often open up round the perimeter of the room , between the skirting and the floorboards , caused by movement in the timbers . 

This should not be interpreted as lack of real feeling or a sign that the end of her grieving is in sight .

They were young and giggly and hardly ever out of each other 's sight .

For two full days , Hawk and the horseman travelled the same course , just out of each other 's sight , but then , one evening , the presence was gone .

Contoured hills hide car parks tucked away in the hollows out of sight -- for the cars of yachtsmen , fishermen , ramblers and bird watchers .

Dressing quickly in shorts and T-shirts , they packed the gear away in the tent and Jack parked the bike in the trees , out of sight .

I failed to play a tape throughout the weekend of a drill relentlessly droning away in some shelfless room out of sight .

Always store them in their original containers , out of sight and reach of children and if possible locked up .

In Parkin v. Norman where the defendant had engaged in masturbation within sight of a plain clothes policeman in a public lavatory , McCullough J. put the matter as follows :

The WP , LAT , and NYT lead with a Mideast peace deal apparently almost in sight .

Here are the big summer releases from the other major studios : The X-Files ; Small Soldiers ; Armageddon ; Six Days , Seven Nights ; Something About Mary ; Ever After ; The Mask of Zorro ; Dr . Dolittle ; Mulan ; Jane Austen 's Mafia ; BASEketball ; Disturbing Behavior ; Madeline ; Out of Sight ; Halloween : H20 ; Saving Private Ryan ; The Parent Trap ; and Snake Eyes . Subtract Saving Private Ryan , which was a virtuoso piece of moviemaking despite its hack storytelling , and subtract one or two others that qualify as harmless fun .

There is no recession in sight , and it would be foolish to try to forecast the timing of one more than a year in the future .

Policymakers were asking them to move into the digitized future to fight against computer-to-computer communications and modern communication systems , while maintaining capability against older systems , such as high-frequency radios and ultra-high- and very-high-frequency ( line of sight ) systems that work like old-style television antennas .

6 . Pollitt and Sullivan alike deem me insensitive to the depth and complexity of the psyche , and Sullivan warmly endorses psychoanalyst Jonathan Lear 's admonition that we dare not reject Freud lest those qualities drop out of sight .

Republicans said the bill had lost sight of its original goal -- reducing teen smoking -- and become a tax-and-spend monstrosity full of extraneous special-interest tax breaks and off-budget spending .

Some of Cuba 's best beaches lie on the north coast of Oriente within sight of the mountains .

We are trained to handle cases of this sort in the following way : We would put a person within sight of the customer who 's stealing without actually confronting her .

Unlike Levi's , Guess has made its way in the world by subcontracting out production work , violating minimum-wage and maximum-hour laws , and suing everyone in sight .

I attempted to do big things without ever losing sight of the little things . ''

Revolutionizing the whole stuffy concept of law courts , with not a marble column or portico in sight , this sparkling structure spreads out in tiers of glassed-in walkways , offices , and courtrooms , and also shops , restaurants , a small cinema , and a skating-rink .

Expanding at a purposeful but more leisurely pace than other leading Canadian cities , Vancouver has never lost sight of the importance of enjoying life at the same time .

Big Mac wrappers , half-full Slurpee drink cups and french fry bags have to be constantly swept out of sight . ''

Hundreds of careworn buildings were brought back to life , and power cables were buried underground and out of sight .

But photographs of them have been published and exhibited , and they represent an important step in the transfer of aesthetic interest from the teapot -- with its long decorative history -- to the kettle , which genteel people had kept out of sight .

The WSJ quotes one brokerage house stock expert to the effect that the Fed is n't tightening , interest rates are n't rising and there is n't a recession in sight .

'' Most of all , it would be disastrous -- especially at this time of undeniably chillier relations between China and the US -- to lose sight of the larger guarantee of security that comes from the present policy course , of engagement with China , through trade , diplomacy and dialogue , '' it added .

The look and the feel are authentic enough , once one is on the wall itself , out of sight of the shops , vendors , tour buses , parking lots , and cable cars below .

As long as Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic is willing to withstand airstrikes , `` there is no real end in sight , '' former Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger cautioned this weekend .

He had heard a heated exchange between Day and William Tidbury while they were in custody at Newbury . 

An inquest will open soon to establish how a 37-year-old man died while in custody at Darlington police station . 

The desire to persist in interrogation is a valid reason for keeping a suspect in custody for thirty-six hours and indeed beyond . 

Two servicemen are in custody in Ayia Napa and two others have been charged and freed . 

Also on trial with Proksch were Hans Peter Daimler , currently in custody in West Germany , and an Army officer , Johann Edelmaier . 

For that reason you would have had to be silenced once Graham was in custody . 

The suspect also has the right to have one person informed that he is in custody . 

The attack also came only hours after Juan David Ochoa , 42 , a leading Medellín cartel leader , had given himself up to the authorities ; his two younger brothers were already in custody after accepting a government offer of reduced sentences and no extradition in return for their surrender and confession [ see pp. 37772 ; 37851 ; 37914 ] . 

In Reg. v. Mason as in Reg. v. Payne [ 1963 ] 1 W.L.R. 637 , the defendant was in police custody at a police station . 

She had no idea how he knew Kattina was in police custody , or that she had agreed to take over the job . 

Men believed in mastery over women , keeping them in protective custody . 

But a third witness in custody in the U. S. has described Nashiri 's role in those bombings .

The Times reported last month that only 130 non-Iraqi fighters were in U. S. custody in Iraq .

Breivik , who is in custody , was speaking with police , Sponheim said .

Amid the rising violence , a U. S. -based human rights group charged that detainees formerly in American custody were receiving unfair trials after being handed over to Afghan authorities for prosecution .

A second Iraqi soldier is also in custody , and the investigation is continuing to determine whether he also fired his weapon .

But the Dutch had become worried that they could not keep him in custody when U. S. authorities hurriedly sought charges under laws covering crimes against Americans overseas .

Ten were released , but seven remained in custody , according to the state-run Al Ahram newspaper and website .

Baradar , who was captured with three other Afghans in a Karachi neighborhood called Nooriabad , is in Pakistani custody and being questioned by interrogators working closely with the CIA .

About 30 opposition activists , including ex-presidential candidates Nikolay Statkevich and Andrei Sannikov , are still in custody and may face up to 15 years in prison over the election night protests .

The draft Approved Document also contains a provision requiring that the first occupants of a dwelling must receive instructions on how to look after the smoke detector system that has been installed . 

It contained the pledge : ` We will create a new criminal offence of squatting , to give greater protection to the owners and occupants of shops , commercial premises , houses and flats . " 

The occupant of the next room ( John Goodman ) makes a lot of noise and turns out to be a serial killer . 

The almshouses ' occupants were old ladies who , to be eligible , had to be of good character and lifelong churchwomen . 

These voluble oaths echoing across the river have burst upon the ears of the Castle 's occupants , enjoying a little peace and quiet while sitting on the terrace in the afternoon sun , and sparks have flown . 

The library 's sole occupant , an elderly man whom she took to be Bill , looked up interrogatively from the newspaper he was reading . 

The Cherokee occupants were unhurt and the Cheetah pilot , though shocked and bruised , was not seriously injured . 

The rear seat occupant , a large man weighing 202 lb , came to rest in the cabin right doorway , having sustained a severe blow to the chin . 

Mrs Denham herself made a fitting occupant for such a room , poised equally between frayed charm and the austere splendour of riches . 

Joseph and the other occupants in the landaulet twisted in their seats and watched the rest of the villagers rush to surround the fallen boy . 

The blast brought terror to hundreds of residents near the gas depot forcing the occupants from 250 houses across six streets to be evacuated to community centres . 

A transfer can only be effected in respect of a new tenant or occupant of " licensed premises " and licensed premises are premises in respect of which a licence is in force . 

Nevertheless , the condition of a house can prevent the occupants from being able to turn it into a home , and can affect their health and the stability of their relationships . 

A visit here offers an experience of the tranquillity and wellbeing enjoyed by its former occupants . 

As the tatty shacks shook and rattled with the vibrations from the plane , the occupants cursed Sly . 

If no work is done , then the house will eventually collapse and may cause personal injuries to the occupants . 

South African captain Kepler Wessels has escaped punishment for allegedly hitting Indian skipper Kapil Dev with his bat during the one-day international on Wednesday .

West Indies captain Richie Richardson is also high on the wanted list .

With World Cup captain Kevin Swords off touring with the Barbarians , 29-year-old flanker Mark Sawicki will serve as Eagle captain for the first time .

SCOTLAND captain Paul McStay would have known more about Italy had his transfer seeking summer ended differently .

Winning team captain Mike Kemp says : ` It was all good fun and every game was played in the right spirit .

PROP forward Gary Pagel yesterday defended his part in the raking incident which forced captain Jean-Francois Tordo out of France 's tour of South Africa .

England are led by new captain Gary Havelock , of Bradford , with Poole 's Marvyn Cox , returning to his former track , their oldest rider at 27 .

Cottrell 's 82 left him in fifth place , along with Tim Paterson of Letherhead , with his Cheshire captain Phil Bailey of Caldy and another Cheshire player Gareth Bradley of Bramhall in a group on 302 .

STUART SURRIDGE , who has died aged 74 , was celebrated both as a manufacturer of cricket bats and equipment , and above all as a uniquely successful captain of Surrey County Cricket Club .

TONY WRIGHT is to be the new captain of Gloucestershire in an attempt to foster a happier , more integrated dressing-room and lift morale .

Gosse 's career was interrupted by the outbreak of war in 1914 , in which he served as a captain in the Royal Army Medical Corps .

You are Mark Duncan , a captain in the 14th INT , based here in Belfast .

Acting captain Stewart , his delightful 63 taking 122 balls and including ten fours , gloved to short-leg a delivery from Jayananda Warnaweera that bounced and turned disconcertingly .

The victory at national level was achieved by the three man team of Michael Wilson , Noel Kehoe junior and Gareth Winston and was led by non-playing captain Noel Kehoe senior .

Part of this may be because , as World Cup-winning captain Nick Farr-Jones says : ` He 's the sort of player whose brain does n't always know where his legs are carrying him . "

People tell me that if I was a bit taller , I 'd be a dead ringer for that Malcolm Allison geezer .

In profile , he 's an absolute ringer for the cricketer Ian Botham -- moustache and all .

If I had put a tea cosy on my head I would have been a dead ringer for Mrs Pankhurst , but it affected my behaviour even more than my looks .

Perhaps unsurprisingly , considering the patronage they have enjoyed from Clint & Co , they 're dead ringers for the Poppies .

JERRY Seinfeld has found a new passion in life - daily foot massages from a gal who 's a dead ringer for his ex , Shoshana Lonstein .

Officially , the bike route ends here ; more experienced cyclists may care to carry on the ascent to the Krimml waterfalls . 

Cnicht 's south-west ridge provides a rapid direct ascent to the summit , with some pleasant scrambling thrown in near the top , and as height is gained the views across Snowdonia gradually unfold . 

Julie Tullis , who was Britain 's most eminent woman mountaineer , died five years ago on K2 following her ascent of the peak . 

It is the 31-year-old journalist 's second attempt to complete her ascent of the world 's tallest peak after an earlier effort was aborted due to bad weather . 

All they wanted to do was poke fun at him , look at the cut of his suit , or his hairstyle , or measure his bald patch . 

Some portraits of young children copy imperial features in , for example , the shape of the ears or in their hairstyles . 

She-She was full of admiration of Lady Diana 's hairstyle , dress-sense and poise . 

Then she felt his fingers in her hair , teasing out the curls into her usual hairstyle . 

They were devoted to rock and roll , they wore curious hairstyles with quiffs and DAs painstakingly greased into place . 

Keep the width of your hairstyle to a minimum at the sides but create height on top . 

They may adopt clothes and hairstyles that belong to one group of contemporaries or another , and change their political or religious views several times . 

This includes features such as dress , hairstyles and personal belongings . 

Everyone wore the same clothes , shoes and hairstyles , everyone listened to the same music , went the same places , lived in the same type of houses , and even read all the same books ! 

Singer Geoff Tate , at No. 40 with Silent Lucidity , says : ` No one liked us until we changed our hairstyles . 

I am accused of that ; I am even accused of changing my hairstyle because of my attitude to local authority finance . 

The younger man has adopted a contemporary hairstyle , while his older companion is portrayed in the traditional Republican style . 

Mrs Owen had an elaborate hairstyle piled incongruously above her thin nakedness . 

A new hairstyle is enough to give you a new lease of life but there are n't many of us who can afford to go to the hairdressers every week -- let alone every day . 

His light eyes swept in quick appraisal from her new hairstyle to the sandals which graced her nyloned feet , before he opened the door leading to the patio , standing back so she could precede him . 

But her clothes , make-up and hairstyle were not designed to please , but to impress . 

I was amazed at how well the hair kept its shape , even when left to stand in my water pot for half an hour or so . 

Tiny salt and pepper pots for individual place settings ( or picnics ) , 67p each , from John Lewis stores 

Kremer colour pastes from AP Fitzpatrick come in glass pots in the 250ml size , whilst the 1,000ml size is in metal tins . 

Aunt Margaret was as fragile as the first white shoots put trembling out by a bulb kept in a pot in a dark airing-cupboard . 

The globular heads or ornamental onion , Allium karataviense make a stunning display in this large clay pot in May and June . 

Thieves have stolen ornamental chimney pots in two separate incidents at Darlington homes . 

Double steps , banked with pots of budding chrysanthemums , led up from the drive . 

Put the leaves in the pot of water in the cage , taking care to plug the pot with cotton-wool , as described above . 

Slowly , he used his pot , and then allowed himself to be taken by the hand along the passage to the lavatory . 

We were trying to make the tree stand erect in Fred 's pot and not seeing quite how it was to be done . 

In the end I threw my yoghurt pot full of glue at her and said the ` f " word I 'd learnt from Auntie . 

John took off one of his boots and emptied the contents into a nearby aspidistra pot . 

Every type of brick , tile and chimney pot can be found along with wrought iron gates , lead covered domes , window frames . 

But rumour is rife that the reactor pot has already been buried . 

We can have crazy paving , with those stone pots that have flowers poking out of holes . 

Craft items are sometimes more difficult to categorise , for example , a hand-crafted chair or a ceramic pot . 

No matter how he tried , he could not judge exactly when to empty the pot before it became too heavy for him to carry all the way to the bathroom . 

The room was sparsely filled with ugly furniture , a horsehair sofa , and an aspidistra which sat in pride in its brass pot on a green chenille tablecloth . 

The pots on the dresser and the straight-backed , hard-backed chairs and the rag rug all seemed to be at peace with the world . 

Fill a pot with compost , sow a thin layer of seeds on top and sprinkle with a light covering of compost . 

For a mass display , put in two layers of bulbs , close but not touching , staggered in a deep pot of compost . 

Generally , smaller companies have been quickest at churning out new lines ; one paint maker had pots of ` desert pink " paint on the shelves within a week of the first television pictures showing pink-coloured tanks . 

Sink 3in pots full of good soil into the ground , in rows beside this year 's strawberry plants . 

` She must sit on the pot until it cool so the vapour can come up her inside , " the thin woman commanded . 

The pot hangs on the end of a rope and when in contact with the water makes a disinfecting solution of chlorine . 

These chlorinators are earthenware pots containing a mixture of coarse sand and bleaching powder . 

Press into a little china , glass or glazed earthenware pot or terrine and smooth down the top . 

There were Moorish arches everywhere and huge earthenware pots filled with whispery green ferns and bright geraniums and spiky yuccas . 

Cover them with a bucket or large flower pot , or place a dinner plate on a crown of foliage . 

Underneath it stood an orange box on top of which were two flower pots . 

Children can plant sunflower seeds in pots indoors and then transfer them to the garden in early summer . 

It cast dancing shadows on the thick white carpet and gilded the green leaves of the plants which spilled from ceramic pots . 

We stock an attractive range of terracotta pots which complement the herbs very well . 

To last through the bleakest of winters , terracotta pots need to be tough and frostproof . 

Lindsey barely had time to catch a glimpse of colourful awnings and flower-filled terracotta pots before Niall had brought the car to a halt , cut the engine and was climbing out . 

As bulbs grow in pots , the amount of water needed varies according to the growth of the flowers . 

Parsley seedlings can be grown in terracotta pots and placed on a patio , or they can be planted outside . 

Daffodils can also be grown in tubs or pots for earlier blooming . 

This species can be planted in pots with a loam and sand mixture which can then be embedded in the gravel . 

Cyclamen may also be raised from seed sown now in pots and pans and put outside in a shaded cold frame . 

Sow them all in pots of good compost then plunge them in a cinders bed -- or sand -- in the coldest part of the garden . 

Striking them in pots in a greenhouse dramatically reduces the time taken . 

Water was poured into large clay pots over the plant material ( usually cedarwood ) and the pot openings were covered in woollen fibres . 

Smaller pots can be planted with single specimens to flower for months , or to be concealed and moved into place as they approach their best . 

It 's a far cry from the early days of the 1960 's in the days before plastic pots when they sold plants in used jam tins from a local factory . 

In some areas , U. S. and coalition troops have uncovered large caches of sophisticated bomb materials and military ordnance , including antitank shells .

Eager rebel gunmen scooped up valuable weapons and ammunition caches .

At another camp , known by the improbable name of Camp Korean Village , Marines discovered an arms cache including antiaircraft missiles , that they believe was stored no more than 24 hours earlier .

Staging a swift attack before the fighters there could move on , coalition forces killed 27 militants and seized a large cache of rocket-propelled grenades and other weapons .

This week an arms cache was found in a building that had earlier been declared clean .

The rebel forces were bolstered by the recent capture of a large caches of government weapons near Zintan , where their unified command is based .

" After seizing some arms caches and taking perhaps a dozen prisoners , he said , the U. S. began distributing humanitarian aid .

And at least some of the weaponry they have been using comes from unguarded arms caches like Al Qaqaa 's .

He also faced charges of running a stolen car ring from his government offices in Siyabuswa and possessing a large cache of illegal weapons at his home there .

Adamkavicius was training Afghan troops when he was killed by small-arms fire April 21 while investigating a weapons cache in central Afghanistan 's Oruzgan province .

This month , U. S. and Afghan forces uncovered a cache in Kandahar of 500,000 pounds of ammonium nitrate and 2,000 bomb-making devices such as timers .

U. S. and Iraqi soldiers detained about 50 suspects and seized dozens of weapons caches in the area , then set up a new base to maintain a presence .

As that fighting in the district of Reg-e-Khan Neshin was winding down Sunday , Western forces discovered a bomb-making factory and weapons cache .

Meanwhile Saturday , Philippine officials said a cache of explosives they seized in a southern city after arresting an Indonesian man last week was intended for bombing attacks in Singapore .

More than a few young men had an eye out for caches of guns , with some cradling as many as three assault rifles in their arms .

Pakistani troops had geared up for a major challenge in Mingora , where they faced fighters entrenched in an urban environment with mines , fortifications and hidden weapons caches .

Iraqi forces said they uncovered a large weapons cache near Karkh High School , where the late former President Saddam Hussein studied in his youth .

Marines have discovered weapons caches , including homemade bombs , the statement said .

In addition , a cache of bombs was found in a Kabul junkyard , said Interior Ministry spokesman Yousuf Stanekzai .

Senior U. S. military officials in Iraq said that some of the drug caches discovered during the Fallouja offensive had an estimated street value of several thousand dollars .

Urmel has sniffed out at least 20 bombs or explosive caches over the last year .

The president could have talked about the capture of weapons caches , the discovery of an insurgent torture chamber with four shackled Iraqi victims , and the rescue of Australian hostage Douglas Wood .

Dozens of Taliban fighters have been killed and others detained during the operation , which also has netted a vast array of weaponry from caves and other Taliban caches , Central Command said .

Gilman was designated duty status unknown on Jan. 29 when a weapons cache exploded prematurely in Ghazni , Afghanistan .

In a country with huge ordnance caches -- and a determined insurgency -- such bombs probably will remain a significant threat for years , officials said .

Five people were arrested and a cache of weapons seized , he said .

When the mission was over , with six suspects arrested and a small weapons cache seized , Radel said that reciting the prayer was a habit he picked up recently .

At least 31 weapons caches have been found , including one containing more than 1,000 Katyusha rockets , more than 1,000 rocket-propelled grenades , 171 TOW missiles , army uniforms and gas masks .

But soldiers found another cache of homemade explosive powder , propane tanks and a detonator , and decided to call the bomb squad to detonate the materiel on-site .

In Afghanistan , there are far fewer caches of old munitions , so militants make homemade explosives .

The short brown gym tunic with its blue and gold woven girdle that I wore on my first day at Elmwood was a symbol of entry into a new world of lady-like refinement and academic elitism . 

Among the listeners I was caught by one young man in a saffron-coloured tunic with a wreath tilted over his forehead . 

Lexandro stripped off his mustardy cadet 's tunic , and boots , and loincloth quickly and stood naked . 

Hastily the reluctant guests began to shed their tunics , loincloths , and boots . 

Slowly she began to strip off her clingtight black tunic , and so to become more visible . 

We have both shed our school tunics and are wearing uniform of a different kind : blue jeans , and T-shirts and black PVC macs , which now hang like oil slicks on the back of the door . 

The younger of the pair , Joseph noticed , held his arms unnaturally high across his tiny chest , and looking closer he saw a little bulge rumpling and moving beneath his silk tunic . 

Inside the Scout Hut were assembled many more children in Brownie tunics and , after their ritual song and dance , I was launched into my part of the meeting . 

The Persian Guards , the 10,000 ` Immortals " , so-called because there was never a vacancy in their ranks , also had body-armour of metal scales sewn on to leather tunics , but few others had any . 

A girl in an apple-green school tunic advanced on me , her hand raised as if to give me a slap . 

She was wearing black trousers topped with a belted tunic in thin grey wool , high-buttoned almost to the chin , and deep-cuffed . 

With his left hand he tore open the tunic of his uniform and drew up the undershirt , baring the flesh . 

He was a youngish fellow , dark of hair and eyes , and modestly clad in a plain green tunic over buff-coloured leggings . 

He had put a sleeveless tunic over his shirt of mail , and the Brecbennoch clung to it , undisturbed by the pace of his horse . 

Gentlemen ushers in knee-length black tunics fuss about , directing last-minute guests to their seats , although most have been waiting for the best part of an hour , making stilted smalltalk to conceal their pride . 

A meat saw roared , scattering sawdust , worked by a butcher in a white tunic . 

He wore a red-and-gold headdress , and a white tunic trimmed with the same colours . 

On state occasions Charles dressed in a tunic and cloak embroidered with gold wire , fastened with gold buckles . 

Joseph looked out through the windows and saw three small Annamese children dressed in traditional silk tunics like their parents walking on the lawns below the terrace in the company of a plainly garbed Annamese servant . 

D'Aubigny was dressed simply in a dark brown tunic like a forester and I gathered he was about to go hunting . 

He reached into his tunic and took out a golden disc on a short chain . 

She shivered , without knowing why , and he took off his tunic and wrapped it around her shoulders . 

Then she took off his tunic and gave it back , helping him into it , fastening the buttons possessively . 

It is equally important when she is wearing a soft tunic or one-piece tights and leotard . 

Vitali wore a black tunic stitched with purple runes which were hardly visible . 

He is wearing a blue tunic and around his shoulders is a fur cloak made of the skins of the hyrax . 

W. S. We had tunics with two pockets there and two pockets here , where kept our ` fixings " . 

In Britain , the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority set up the Culham Laboratory in 1961 to provide a central fusion research laboratory free of classified research and the security restrictions that go with it .

In an attempt to get data from this natural laboratory , particle physics has become ever more entwined with cosmology .

There are , for example , two microscopy laboratories , a scanning electron microscopy laboratory , and instrumental analysis , wet chemistry , and sectioning laboratories .

Projects are offered in a wide range of science laboratories in the university and medical school .

Ahsan claims that since coming to power the PPP has knocked out 12 of the 24 known heroin laboratories in Pakistan .

Bogota 's El Tiempo newspaper said Mr Porras was the administrator of the Medellin cartel 's operations in southern Colombia , especially its Amazon cocaine laboratories on the borders with Brazil and Peru .

Donald first made his appearance when he started playing and interacting with divers near a marine laboratory on the Isle of Man in 1972 .

Until then the compound had been gathering dust on the shelves of the company 's research laboratories on the campus at Reading University .

The city has become like one of the supersaturated solutions which Howard remembers making in the chemistry laboratory at school .

The laboratory at New Cut West works very closely with regional buyers in implementing the sampling schedule , resulting in 10,000 raw material samples being analysed in detail each year .

Interested in education , he donated nearly £6,000 towards the endowment of a chair of botany and the provision of chemistry laboratories at University College , Liverpool .

Richard Gregory of the Brain and Perception Laboratory at Bristol University is a key figure on the board of trustees for Exploratory .

Other attacks have been made on meat plants in the Montreal area and on research laboratories at McGill University and the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto .

An increasing number of customers have turned to our Petroleum Engineering laboratories for scale prevention and optimisation services .

32 P is the most widely used isotope in molecular biology laboratories and a high-energy beta-emitter .

Loewi and Dale were far from identifying acetyl choline convincingly ( see Chapter 6 ) , and isolation of the vitamins was straining the abilities of many chemical laboratories in the western world .

William Thomson , later Lord Kelvin , was elected to the chair of Natural Philosophy at Glasgow in 1846 at the age of twenty-two , and organized there a physics laboratory for students .

An academic approach to these problem , not usually studied in university laboratories , proved fruitful , both in advancing basic ideas and in identifying new drugs .

But for a while , the frontier of experimental physics will be open to anyone with a fax machine , an electronic mail-box and a reasonably good university laboratory .

RESEARCH laboratories in California may soon be forced to abandon their use of stray pets for biomedical research .

She served as demonstrator in chemistry at Newnham College from 1903 to 1906 , while also carrying out research at the Davy-Faraday research laboratory of the Royal Institution .

That 's why the Home Office has agreed that the new Laboratory will still be called Hoggatt 's .

Key among them has been a failure in the UK to build appropriate or adequate bridges between business , the universities , and other sources of innovation like the national laboratories .

It combines theoretical and experimental methods , using an experimental laboratory set up with ESRC funds .

The forensic laboratory has a good deal of work to do on his clothes , and the contents of his pockets .

In 1879 Lewis spent several months visiting European laboratories .

Holme Pierrepont or the Bitches Rodeo are ideal British laboratories with a wide international mix of competent paddlers available to watch .

In 1901 he became an assistant in the clinical laboratory at St Thomas 's Hospital and in December that year was appointed assistant to William Bulloch , bacteriologist at the London Hospital , Whitechapel .

Moreover , narcotics agents tracked down the supplier to an illicit laboratory in Morgan Hill , California -- there they found pure MPTP .

My father was engaged in research in tropical diseases , and he used to take me around his laboratory in Mill Hill .

The department has a well-equipped laboratory for instrumental phonetic and computational research .

CA is planning to build a laboratory in Milton Keynes to provide in part for more tests with other European Organisations .

Courtaulds has provided design expertise and some of the parts through its research laboratories in Coventry .

Papert has been described by Marvin Minsky , director of the artificial intelligence laboratory at MIT , as the ` greatest of all living educationalists " .

A borehole drilled by hand through the mud and silt filling a former loch basin -- drained in the 18th century -- yielded a ` core " of material which can be studied in the laboratory .

This distrust is evident in the cartoon figure of the mad scientist working in his laboratory to produce a Frankenstein .

The pig has rarely been used in physiology laboratories because of its size and temperament , but the development by animal breeders of a minipig with better temperament may change this .

A good example of infrared FEL applications is the chemical dynamics research laboratory currently under construction at the Lawrence Berkeley laboratory in the US .

But the Kittyhawk had a long wedge of an engine that blocked the pilot 's forward view .

The Goods had a foam wedge fitted to her bed and they would take turns to pummel her chest and back .

Sliced thickly on another plate were tough cold wedges of beef from the Sunday joint .

Both are sold in pre-packed wedges or from the cutting counter .

She could get it all into her mouth , although the thick , blunt tip felt like a wedge in her throat .

English wingers Bloomer , Spikesley , Wheldon and Smith drove a wedge in the Scots defence and England scored early .

Place ribs in serving dish , garnished with spring onions and wedges of lemons .

The radial shields are longer than broad , extending up to half the radius of the disk in length ; each pair separated by a wedge of plates .

Filings of biscuity paper wedge under my fingernails causing me real pain .

Serve on individual plates , garnished with lollo rosso and a wedge of lime .

Slices , wedges or twists of peel add both flavour and colour to garnishes , and the juice adds zing to drinks , soufflés and sorbets .

Darius grabs a wedge , ices it with half an inch of butter , crams it in his mouth and washes it down with a can of Coke .

No , The New Hope was not an answer , it was a symbol , a political counter -- the thin end of the great wedge of Change .

Below her , the pink-arched hotel hugged the olive and cypress-studded headland like a coat of frosting on a wedge of rich dark cake .

She watched him covertly while he deftly impaled a wedge of fillet steak on his fork , and put it in his mouth .

A compromise was reached recently after much wrangling between those for and against duties on dollar bananas . 

So-called " dollar bananas " from Costa Rica , Honduras and Panama and also from Colombia , Ecuador and Guatemala accounted for over 50 per cent of EC banana imports according to World Bank figures . 

HOW stupid of the EC to order cuts in our traditional imports of bananas from South America and the Caribbean so we have to buy smaller greener Euro bananas from Italy , Greece and the Canary Islands . 

I have to work at keeping slim and limit my favourite food , a Cuban recipe of fried bananas ! 

Put the sliced banana and the fruit juices into a blender or food processor bowl and whizz until smooth . 

He took the opportunity to stretch his legs and eat some biscuits and bananas . 

I eat another half banana , thrash vainly at long pots , and resign when rather seriously behind . 

One orang-utan peels a banana as the pair chat about the advantages of having an electric tumble drier . 

He went out and Robertson heard the hooves of his garron clopping on the road . 

But as they headed triumphantly home , a scree slid under the hooves of Muriella 's garron , which fell . 

The very flexible hooves of the mountain goat give it maximum grip on precarious slopes and dizzy ledges . 

I picked him off Newbury racecourse after he had broken most of his ribs under the flying hooves of his competitors . 

` It 's ointment , " he lied , ` culled from the hoof of an elk and mixed with herbs . 

The tune seemed to keep time with her thoughts ; seemed to pick up the beat of the horse 's hooves ; seemed to match her own breathing . 

He counted to eight , then swerved hard left into the tall rye , just as the French volley whipped through the dust cloud left by the stallion 's hooves . 

Every so often the animal would rear , lashing out with his sharpened hooves , as the men struggled with a stream of oaths to back it into the stable . 

That morning , as he galloped along the ride between the trees in the Tiergarten , his horse 's hooves kicked up the powdered snow filling him with a fierce joy . 

On the other hand , Tamburlaine is n't one to mince his words , as Bajazeth can testify : ` we use to march upon the slaughtered foe , tramping their bowels with our horses hoofs " . 

Filled with the devil , Perdita swung Hermia even closer to the boards , so the ponies ' nearside hooves were scraping the paint off , and Paul , who 'd been instructed to mark Perdita at all costs , stayed with her . 

The house was always cold , full of stale animal smells and decorated with grotesque knick-knacks made from deer hooves or ram 's horns which gave her nightmares . 

Already unnerved by the fighting , Chalon lashed out , catching the soldier a glancing blow before the man could roll free of the deadly , flashing hoofs . 

I lie in my sleeping bag , listening to the shuffling of reindeer hooves , and thinking this over . 

Suddenly their random bleating was joined by the rhythmic thud of drumming hooves . 

Brave Angela , 55 , was pounded by flailing hooves -- after wading through a ` mass of cows in a circle " to reach her pet lying unconscious on the ground . 

Then , out of sight , a horse snorted and there was the sound of galloping hooves . 

Chola and Mina were watching from the doorway with the twins hovering behind , peering out , both curious and scared by the rush of trampling hooves . 

The suspense in ` Lord of the Flies " is made by building up to seeing the pig from the squealing and trotting hoofs . 

It is a fine-boned animal , with small hoofs on slender but strong legs , and the very wide pelvis enables easy calving , even to large continental bulls such as the Charolais . 

With that she was gone and a minute or so later , they heard the crack of a whip and the sound of horses ' hooves as the coach pulled away . 

All the right ingredients are there -- from the swirling mist and the pounding of horses ' hooves to the small group huddled round a table in the kitchen at Foulrice Farm . 

Rain had lashed the bare rocks , turned the narrow gully beneath the horses ' hooves to mud , stripped the spare trees of their flimsy leaves . 

For example , does body size have a less important effect on the reproductive success of male zebras than male bovids because zebras fight with their teeth and hooves rather than by pushing ? 

He noticed a picture of a furry creature with a goat 's head and cloven hooves as they entered the sitting room . 

As soon as the hooves touched the ground the legs crumpled and carefully he rearranged them , folding them over to one side , out of the way of the body . 

The horse still searched desperately for a footing in the soft , moving earth of the cliff-side and Maggie felt that every bone in her body was jarred as the flying hoofs found what they sought . 

They are typically blocky in conformation but have small , neat , hard hoofs on which they seem to stand and walk daintily , almost on tip-toe . 

It rarely speaks , though if frightened it may bleat like a goat. some occasionally have goats ' shanks and hooves as well . 

She may be identified by the fact she has hairy haunches and cloven hooves , like a goat , concealed under her gown . 

The forge , gone cold , is stoked again , and in the firelight we see that the beasts do not have hooves , but human hands . 

The hooves of the galloping horses had bitten deep into the soft earth of the ride so that a blind man might have followed them . 

Finding a gap she thrust through the bramble canes , until she pitched headlong onto the road , under the hooves of the leading horse . 

The heavy grey body fell to the ground with a scree and was lost to view amid the plunging hoofs of Riven 's horse . 

When he stopped before me , the steel-shod hooves of his war horse drew sparks from the ground . 

Some were shot dead when thousands of women , protesting against the killings , tried to march on the President 's residence . 

Malraux 's books , like thousands of picture books since , emphasise details and similarities across boundaries of time and place . 

The West German embassy in Prague , where thousands of people had taken refuge , is now surrounded by Czechoslovak police , who check the identities of all comers and have sent away numerous would-be refugees . 

An historic legal decision will give tens of thousands of European students who could not afford British college fees the right to apply for discretionary grants . 

But there are not enough westerners available to run thousands of eastern firms . 

It also acquired a collection of thousands of enzymes , which underpin its business . 

Now , a full-scale replica of part of the Roman Wall has been erected ; there is a museum , listening posts , video programmes , picnic and toilet facilities -- and thousands of visitors . 

The detailed maps show dozens of dust clouds -- the most intense being around the great Tarantula Nebula , where thousands of stars are currently being born . 

If we fail to remove our cats ' sex organs , they will fill the world with thousands of unwanted kittens . 

I AM one of the thousands of parents who have worn out their shoe leather and their patience in a vain search for the Thunderbirds toys made by Matchbox . 

Many thousands of the photocopiers currently in use in the UK are rented under a system that the Campaign to Clean Up Copier Contracts was launched to fight 

Then if she ca n't keep up payments she risks losing her home , as thousands of families have done . 

Computers are belatedly replacing thousands of clerical staff and middle managers . 

The noise of the traffic was reduced to a distant rumble and the thousands of tiny stained-glass windows set in the high church walls flooded the interior with a rich , deep blue glow . 

From the base of the leaf a spike appears , bearing two lots of bobbles containing thousands of fern spores . 

Like other primates , humans crave sweet things -- the tip of our tongue is specially equipped with thousands of tiny taste buds which react strongly to sweetness . 

GERMANY looks set to slam the door on hundreds of thousands of foreign refugees when its parliament votes on whether to limit political asylum rights . 

In the towns many new churches were erected with the financial provision of the 1818 ` Million Act " and in the countryside squires and parishioners restored or substantially rebuilt thousands of medieval churches . 

Today thousands of commuters were delayed for up to 35 minutes as trains ran behind schedule . 

The European Community has approved emergency food aid for the tens of thousands of refugees arriving in Jordan from Iraq and Kuwait . 

Some of these adaptations are probably quite recent , a matter of thousands rather than millions of years . 

Wherever possible , mentally handicapped children should attend normal schools , and thousands of mildly handicapped children do so . 

Little is to be seen or heard during the day of the thousands of ` night birds " which nest deep in the tussac stools . 

I am sure thousands of caring Northern Echo readers would like to get one in order to alleviate the horrific suffering of these innocent animals . 

` Politically , there 's no way he can give money for work at Flushing Meadow when we have thousands homeless and barely able to live " . 

As far as Diana was concerned it was another set of ` velvet hairbands " . 

Here , a group of young Muslim girls in new mirror-work costumes were sitting cross-legged under the watchful eye of their father ; each one wore a tinsel hairband plaited into her pigtails . 

Thick , dark and naturally wavy as it was , all she had to do was twist it through an elasticated hairband and pin the resulting pony-tail into whatever shape pleased her at the moment . 

Only a black quilted hairband pushing back her blonde hair hinted at an aristocratic connection . 

If one were to multiply an animal 's breadth , height and length by ten , its surface area would be increased by 100 , but its weight by 1000 . 

In the Atlantic its average breadth is nearly 100 miles , and many of its peaks tower 10,000 feet above the seabed . 

The Alexandra Dry Dock was completed with measurements of 100.58 metres length , 14.48 metres breadth and 5.67 metres over the sill on Spring Tides . 

The theatre was estimated to measure about 10 feet in height , 15 in breadth , and 20 in length ( can these measurements be correct -- classes sometimes numbered 70 or more students ? ) . 

The breadth of some of these banks is so great that they can not be attributed to marine erosion at low sea levels corresponding with glacial periods : the Nazareth bank near the Maldive Islands is about 350 km ( 220 miles ) long and reaches a maximum breadth of about 100 km ( 60 miles ) and lies almost uniformly at a depth of about 60 m ( 200 ft ) . 

Teaching should also bring out the structural characteristics of different types of verse and poetry , eg nursery rhymes , concrete poetry , haiku , limericks , ballads , sonnets etc . 

In response to a challenge to compose limericks on Cornish place names 

I soon realized that if I made it a bit spicy , I 'd get more than threepence for it , so I used to make up limericks , things like , 

The sycamore tree of the title is a reference to a version of the famous limerick by Ronald Knox which encapsulates George Berkeley 's immaterialism . 

` I know a limerick about Mrs T , " said a red-haired girl with freckles . 

A pint on the table , a lovers tiff , a night out with the lads , a bittersweet marriage . 

BOBBY BROWN and Whitney Houston have had their first lover 's tiff … over a pair of pet pooches . 

A phone tiff between him and Fergie was recorded by an eavesdropper , it was reported last night . 

He bought that because he once had a tiff with a BBC car park attendant who would n't let him in . 

` When Napoleon came to the boathouse , " I said , ` there was n't any sound of Harry battering his way out . 

I set off to the sound of Mick trying to tune into his sports programme . 

Outside there was the sound of wheels crunching over the snow and the creaking of a cart . 

The sound of someone entering her bedroom , which lay beyond the dressing room , made Sally turn , still holding the dress against her and frowning with annoyance . 

Last week they played a new noise that was obviously the sound of a ball dropping into a roulette wheel . 

Then she knew nothing but the breaking wave , the sound of her voice crying out long strange words , and the power crushing her . 

` No fireworks , " Nina said when they woke up to the sound of heavy drops sweeping over the roof . 

Creggan thumped straight into him at speed , the sound of it travelling across the glen . 

A long way away , he could hear the sound of some dogs howling at the night sky . 

The sound of a typewriter rattling away came from the little office and Gerald said : ` Gina -- catching up on the correspondence . 

It must be growing louder : he no longer had to strain to hear that it was a thumping , a patting , the sound of squashy objects striking glass . 

Next we heard a slight " ting " as the receiver of the telephone was lifted , and the whirring sound of someone dialling . 

Perhaps , he suggested , we might take a pause here , as the sound of my tears hitting the green-felt table sounded exactly like the BBC Effects Department 's tape of galloping horses . 

Fran had n't expected to sleep , but she did , deeply and dreamlessly , and awoke to the sound of birds singing and sunlight streaming in through the window . 

Not only was she too shaky on her feet , but by the sound of the storm raging outside anything thrown from the window would be hurled back in her face , courtesy of the wind . 

The figure slumped to the floor and the anger was gone , the gun fell from her shaking hands ss she heard , all over the street , the sounds of families waking and children crying in fear . 

It will also give you the opportunity to get used to hearing the sound of your own voice and to work out a way of expressing clearly the points you would like to put across . 

However , in the latter days of steam , maintenance workers while near or inside the tunnel were absolutely convinced that they heard the sound of an approaching train . 

The sound of this newly created viola is a beautiful one , as you can hear almost throughout The Art of the Fugue , but above all in pieces such as the ` Canon alla Ottava " . 

If we rely upon the sound of a word when attempting to spell , then errors will range from the gross " autograph " outergraff " to the more subtle " honest " " onist " . 

She had always been given the most unpleasant tasks to perform , punished when she rebelled , as often she did , growing up without knowledge of love or hearing the sound of a kind word . 

From far away , in the depths of the castle , came the faint sound of music . 

The second submarine was being attacked now , but all the time the sound of combat was drifting further away . 

There was no Tom to come in making a mess on the clean floor with his dirty boots , no sound of happy laughter round the table . 

The sounds seemed to be coming from the study below , sounds of crashing furniture and shouts of alarm . 

I asked him again , shouting to make myself heard above the grumble of thunder and the sound of water . 

Whenever they stopped talking the muffled sound of the machinery in the workshop seemed to become louder . 

Around eight o'clock the sound of distant brass bands can again be heard wafting in through the bedroom windows . 

Standing on the landing , the sound of Terry 's tearful voice floated up to them . 

One day , the missionary was awakened by the sound of scratching at the door , and the noise of whining . 

I can still hear in my imagination the sounds of lambing in springtime , particularly from Blind Beck , just over to the north-east from us where the Lowsons farmed . 

Lee realized that there was no longer a sound of singing in the bar and when she looked up saw ` Patricia " staring down at her . 

A phone call from the house phone , the sound of throbbing popular music and a number -- 817 . 

But these were screams of real fear and soon I heard shouts and the sound of fighting from Antoinette 's room . 

The walls of the modern house were thin , and she did n't want the sound of crying to wake Cliff . 

No sound of hammering anywhere , and no Piers Morrison to set her nerves on edge . 

Rincewind thought he could hear the muffled sound of grumbling and the scrape of a stool being dragged across the floor . 

She was saved from answering by the sound of knocking at the door , and turned with relief to see Dane 's face light up in welcome . 

He drew back immediately , only to stifle another low sound of longing at the wondering expression in her eyes . 

And while the D-32 's sound seemed to hang back when fingerpicked , the D-18 seems broken in already . 

Their lolloping sound occupies an area somewhere between The Mock Turtles and James , with David Ashmore 's husky vocal style uncomfortably close to that of Tim Booth . 

Today 's country sound is just as likely to embrace the electronic drum machine and organ as the spoons and washboard . 

To ensure that its courtship sounds are heard , the male mole cricket builds an amplifier which works in a similar way to the horn of an old gramophone . 

My guitar sounds were generated by a DI 'd Marshall JMP-1 preamp for the rhythm tracks and a miked-up Ampeg AX-44C valve/solid-state combo for lead . 

So despite Stephen West 's lovely cor anglais solo , and some noble brass sounds , the orchestra sounded choked . 

I suppose your playing is kind of country , but with a jazz sound . 

In addition , all kinds of noises can be exploited -- clapping , breathing sounds , chest-beating , and so on . 

He and Howard climbed out of the car , which reacted with a series of creaking sounds and the hiss of escaping steam , and hurried over to the door . 

The oldest boy made a wild , gagging sound , as if a fish bone had caught in his throat . 

In a movie you 've got to have good and bad : in Backdraft the fire brigade is the good and the fire is the bad it even has a kind of growling sound . " 

He was making strange , gulping sounds , sitting on the side of the bed , his head in his hands . 

You could hear the jingling , rattling sound coming from the equipment yard next door . 

It is at this time that the characteristic tapping sound which gives the beetle its name can be heard . 

That night I was woken by a thin , tinkling sound and sat up wondering where the hell I was . 

Normally silent , but may utter various growling , grunting or yelping sounds . 

A sound like a bag of wet sulphur bursting in the middle of a bonfire . 

Through that the sounds from the Chandler pickups exuded exactly the right character . 

The sopranino has a pure , bright tone , whilst the treble gives a mellow sound in the mezzo-soprano range . 

Valerie listened for suspicious sounds on the tape , and despised herself for so doing . 

We can get an idea of how we hear sounds by considering what happens when one person speaks to another . 

To locate faint sounds we automatically maximise the difference in time of arrival and loudness of the sound by turning our head until one ear is facing the source of the sound . 

The ` analogue " organs which followed came closer to an imitation of true organ sound by using valves , but these displayed increasing unreliability . 

Call a loud challenging ` chuka , chuka " or ` chik , chik , chikar " , also a sound like whetting a scythe or an old-fashioned steam engine wheezing . 

These give practice in making unaccustomed sounds by going from one phonemic boundary to another . 

If two strange males meet , they box and wrestle , emitting a succession of sounds at between 40 000 and 70 000 hertz , each lasting less than seven-hundredths of a second . 

For instance the ` oh " sound in ` lonely moated " may represent Mariana 's anguished cries . 

Against that noise , their presence would hardly be heard , or the stealthy sounds John would make , sinking his petards . 

The same applies to difficult sounds and pairs of sounds which will be found confusing in learning the language . 

` We have many speakers laid on to discuss Danish craft workshops and the benefits of working on individual pieces as opposed to mass production .

It has been argued that the mass production element of Fordism was never as strongly developed in the UK as in , for instance , the United States .

Mass production on an artificial medium is now possible and for some formulations the endotoxin is extracted .

The introduction of cash crops in the 1930s further reduced the amount of land available for food production .

Orskov of the Rowett Research Institute in Aberdeen specialises in the continuing conflict between the Third World and the West 's approach to food production .

Saudi Arabia threatens unilateral increase in oil production unless OPEC convenes soon in emergency session .

This increase will be largely due to a 30% fall in US oil production .

Industrial production , which measures manufacturing output and energy production , is tipped to have fallen back sharply in March -- the latest figure available -- after a sharp drop in oil and gas production .

Cairn was now expecting to increase revenues from US gas production through environmental pressures and the impact of the new administration 's policies favouring the fuel .

Nissan says that after two years car production in Japan will be concentrated in a new factory in Fukuoka , southern Kyushu , where the Zama workforce is to be relocated .

The expected production of 3.6 million units of electricity annually would create much-needed income for the maintenance of the estate .

The budget cuts would mean significant delays in 1990 production of missiles , a handful of which are due to be sold to Britain .

Although the production of disks is expensive at present , the situation could change very rapidly .

Conversely , state hospitals in the National Health Service involve public sector production of private goods .

Yet its production of basic foodstuffs for local consumption is still insufficient ; and rural poverty , under-employment and out-migration intensify acute urban problems .

Now that change of policy has been forced upon the E.C.C. , it is taking the form of decreasing production of food when half the world is starving .

Large sections of Britain , especially in the south of England , have opted out of the production of goods .

Almost 400 workers were involved in the stoppage which could hit production at the giant Dagenham plant in Essex which makes Fiestas and the Transit van factory in Southampton .

As a result , Triumph Adler will cease all production at its Nuremburg plant , although its factory in Frankfurt will continue to build desktop personal computers , and its Scottish site will still supply components .

Digital Equipment Corp told the Microprocessor Forum last month that its Alpha chip is in production at 150 MHz , with usable yields up to 182 MHz .

Rhône-Poulenc 's Speciality Chemicals sector is to increase xanthan gum production at its Melle , France , site by 30 per cent in the first quarter of 1992 .

In any event , production at the plant will begin in late 1991 rising to 100,000 cars a year by 1995 .

The situation is even more serious for beef and sugar production in Queensland and the Northern Territory , usually two of the country 's most profitable exports .

National , Rickenbacker , Gibson and a hundred other manufacturers all went for lap-steel production in a big way .

The card will be tried out in Northampton over the next six months and should go into full production in nineteen ninety five .

Another possibility being mentioned was that GM could begin Jaguar production in the US -- the company 's biggest market .

As production for the front was stepped up , the output of civilian manufactures fell , prices soared , and peasants found less and less incentive to sell their produce .

Production for the London market was widespread from the mid-seventeenth century , extending as much as eighty miles outside of the capital .

BEER production for July 1991 was 3,179,380 barrels , an increase of 3 per cent on the same month last year .

In addition to original surveys his business in London maintained a steady production of general maps and atlases , notably plans of foreign towns , including Paris and Rome .

The two positive requirements are that the agreement must first contribute to improving the production or distribution of goods or to promoting technical or economic progress and second allow consumers a fair share of the resulting benefit .

Glass can also be drawn into fibres , as the Romans knew , and today production of glass-fibre is a large industry .

During the war Iraq 's oil production had fallen dramatically , and to meet the shortage production had been increased elsewhere in the Gulf .

More controversially he outlawed Thakin Soe 's Communist party because of its armed threat to government as well as to rice production in the Delta districts .

NEC said it plans volume production of about 10,000 units a month in the spring of 1994 , increasing to about 30,000 a month by early 1995 .

In Chapter 16 we distinguished between government production of public goods such as defence and government production of private goods such as steel .

We 're goin' to have to cut about six inches off them knicker legs . " 

` There was the smoke , Miss Hardbroom , " explained Mildred in a tiny voice , suddenly feeling aware of the striped pyjama legs under her tunic . 

I look at the false leg for a bit while he pulls up his trouser leg . 

Then , all you will have to worry about is the width of your trouser legs . 

He tossed away the sketch , kicked off his sandals , then pulled off his socks and rolled up his trouser legs . 

I sat down on a milking stool , rolled up my trouser leg and examined the roll of skin which hung like a diploma at the end ofa long graze where the sharp hoof had dragged along . 

She did as she was told , and with surgical precision he slashed four inches off the legs of the jeans . 

The next time Mould appeared the other jacket sleeve was ripped off and a leg of his trousers . 

He was sitting in the front row of his theatre watching me , a notebook balanced on the leg of his rancid trousers . 

The zoetrope span smoothly , time 's Chief Designer narrowed the legs of trousers and decreed that the cars should be more aerodynamic . 

The sea voyage from Britain necessitated daily rehearsals to keep the Girls limbered . 

In the nineteenth century , sailing ships or steamships direct from the United Kingdom took between eight and twelve days on the voyage from Southampton to Madeira . 

We agreed on two voyages from the Thames to Nantes and then we would review the situation . 

On Captain Cook 's first voyage in the Endeavour , he anchored at Madeira between 14 and 19 September 1768 , after seventeen days sail from England . 

Thus it is that we know as much as we do about the Orynthia and her voyages in the late 1830s . 

Forbes managed to get a place on a voyage in the eastern Mediterranean , where HMS Beacon was engaged in a survey . 

After a voyage of investigation in 1584 a colony that was intended to be permanent was launched in 1585 . 

The ice-covered ocean surrounding Antarctica was first penetrated by Captain James Cook , RN , in his exploratory voyages of 1773 and 1774 ( Cook , 1961 ) . 

During the next voyage of the Beagle , Bynoe contributed a number of new finds for the ornithologist 's work on the Birds of Australia . 

Very shortly before Maxwell embarked on his last voyage on the Lady Ghislaine he was discussing legal matters with the Legal Director of Mirror Group Newspapers , Arthur Davidson . 

A week 's voyage on an STA schooner costs from £250 , including waterproofs . 

The seven nuns stepped from the safe enclosure of the Carmel Convent in Nunnery Lane to face a voyage on a cargo ship followed by a 1,000 kilometre drive through the Kalahari desert . 

Many years and many visits later I was invited by Tim Littler to become the official wheel tapper for his exotic Orient Express voyages to Champagne being launched in August this year . 

The waterfall may be visited by hiring a boat and boatman ( enquire at Kylesku Hotel ) for a three-mile voyage to the far end of this loch , whence a short walk brings it into view . 

During the 1640s he commanded ships on trading voyages to Massachusetts , in association with his brother , who had returned home in 1643 . 

Lord Nelson sails out from Liverpool next Friday for an eight-day voyage to the Inner Hebrides . 

The only part of the globe not mentioned is the Antipodes , for Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander had not yet returned from their voyage with Captain Cook in the Endeavour and plants from Australia , New Zealand and the Pacific Islands had yet to be described . 

The British yacht Sunbeam arrived in 1876 on a round-the-world voyage with its owner Thomas Brassey MP , his wife , children , guests and thirty-two crew members . 

It was a cruise ship , and most of the 937 passengers booked on its transatlantic voyage carried visas confirming that they were ` tourists , travelling for pleasure " . 

On the Beagle voyage , Darwin had discovered evidence for the ` law of succession of types " by unearthing South American fossils related to the unique modern inhabitants of that continent . 

During the long sea voyage , Thomas Burns was seen as a leader in more than religious matters . 

The strength and quality of Guinness ensured that it survived the rigours of long sea voyages , whereas other beers went under . 

Certainly they would have had much to talk about , recalling voyages up the New England coast ; how they had dared storms together and mixed with tough Maine characters at the Jonesport summer ball , or how one of Peters 's cruises had been christened after the four B's which constituted their provisions : beans , bacon , bread , and bananas . 

Captain Lawton and his men seem to have had a fairly trouble-free time of it , because all 15 of them were duly discharged back in London after the seven-month voyage . 

The four-month voyage back to England via the South pacific and Cape Horn was spent much in the same way as the outward voyage . 

The journey along the spiritual path -- the voyage towards awareness -- is different for everyone . 

They steal a schooner and embark on a voyage through the Caribbean and along the Central American coast , terrified of retribution but indulging in the comfort of increasingly fantastic plans for a luxurious future . 

Now , I do n't like treasure voyages at the best of times , and I certainly do n't like them when they are secret . 

For the nationalist , the voyage of discovery is a profound spiritual experience . 

Tom , 49 , from Liverpool , flew to the Portuguese capital Lisbon where he aims to follow Columbus 's voyage to the West Indies in the smallest craft ever -- just 5ft 5in . 

Even if his history is half-baked , there is nothing amateurish about Mr Severin 's voyage . 

This is the story of a unique ten-year voyage of exploration amongst the steamy islands of the volcanic Indonesian archipelago . 

Last night had been a glorious voyage of discovery to a new land , revealing wonders never dreamt of . 

When Cook made his first exploratory voyages to the South Seas between 1768 and 1771 , that figure had more than doubled to 450,000 tons . 

Columbus made three more voyages to the ` New World " he had found . 

The following year , with two companions , he made a record 1,171-mile voyage to Russia . 

` I never saw such good use made of knives and forks before … " recorded a P & O passenger in his diary of a voyage east in the 1860s .

The gap between what history teachers were telling their classes and what people instinctively knew to be true had become unbearably wide .

Thus , for example , students who have taken subject studies in English and History will also take courses in the teaching of those subjects .

Her class were studying history , and her teacher , Miss Scatcherd , appeared constantly annoyed by her .

It was not the highly qualified classics , history or English teachers who left , but those who could use their degrees in industry or the civil service .

To accompany the exhibition the university 's History of Art department are arranging a conference on 27 November on the topic of ` Drawing conclusions on value and meaning : America , Europe , China " .

Increasingly , however , teachers of history are expected to present their case in greater detail , and often to audiences of specialists such as employers or educationists .

History is not taught just to produce future generations of history teachers and history graduates !

Publishers today have provided teachers of history with a wide and varied range of books for class use .

The historians , confronted by a situation where history is spread across three schools have contrived a formula which allows students virtually to specialise in history … .

He was a pioneer in his legal and historical work and is remembered today by historians and students of legal history .

The recommendations of the National Curriculum working groups on History in England and Wales stressed the importance of history for all pupils .

This is not something the public knows much about ; history textbooks are inadequate , and the older generation will not discuss it .

Racialized discourses are always articulated in context : in an English or history class ; in a school corridor , dinner queue or playground ; at work or on the streets ; in one neighbourhood or another .

Twenty years ago history textbooks did consist principally of " text " .

History textbooks also provide interesting documentation for even among highly qualified history scholars the centrality of women in history is not yet accepted .

Later she taught English and history at Putney High School , and before marriage published a book about Lamb 's Essays of Elia and another book about a play by Browning .

The place of art , music , history or geography became open to question .

It is this perspective , drawn from both anthropology and history , rather than class conflict , which provides the deeply pessimistic theme of Simone de Beauvoir 's Old Age .

Archaeology is often considered as a branch of history , and to some extent this is true .

Honours in Economic History focuses on economic change and offers students a strong foundation in economics alongside the maximum opportunity to study a wide range of aspects of world economic development over the past 500 years .

He teaches history and coaches rugger : his two great passions . "

If Audrey Barrie Brown had had her way , Fresden Manor near Swindon would have been a Roman history study centre .

History was taught by a whiskery professor who thundered about the Origin and Destiny of Imperial Britain .

A Midwesterner , Will Hays, Jr. , who is proud of his knowledge of post-Civil-War history , tells me the following origin of shot , as in shotglass , absent from `` Gunning for the English Language '' :

A `` preachy history lesson , '' says Leah Rozen of People . Other pans dwell on the film 's sentimentalization of Tibet and its skirting of its protagonist 's Nazism .

Not according to Nancy Shoemaker , an assistant professor of history at the University of Wisconsin at Eau- Claire .

about art and art history to be able to appreciate a painter like Rothko ?

For Hegel , history was a slaughter bench ; for Chambers , it had become an emergency room .

It was the repository for gold coins paid by the French as reparations after the Franco-Prussian War , and returned as part payment for reparations following World War I. The Heimatmuseum ( Local History Museum ) in the Zitadelle contains an exhibition of Jewish gravestones , found during excavations here , which date back to the 13th century .

The philosophy right from the start was the need to incorporate a variety of approaches , both analytical and intuitive . 

As we have seen , this spoken form may be in a variety of accents , from Devon to East Anglia , from the United States to Australia . 

This is quite capable , offering a variety of display resolutions with the 1Mb of video RAM it has to hand , but it 's no speed demon . 

Well I do n't think it 's a very easy question to answer erm the Association , and I as the Director , feel accountable through a variety of channels . 

The revolt itself has taken many forms , and issued in a variety of quite different conceptions of what philosophy itself is about . 

Experience on a variety of putting surfaces is the only way to learn this judgment skill . 

In the past few years , however , there has been progress in the systematic analysis of qualitative data using a variety of specially written computer programs . 

Guinness uniquely among brewers , has demonstrated the ability and flexibility to form a variety of mutually rewarding partnerships with organisation both inside and outside the brewing industry . 

Ask an occultist for an explanation and a variety will be offered . 

The dense mass known as the Communist Party is splitting into a bewildering variety of elements . 

You will soon discover that a bewildering variety of history books have been written over several decades on the modern period alone . 

But supporting a bewildering variety of good causes is typical of the famous in the late-80s . 

Kiosks sell a bewildering variety of Russian and imported goods , from Mars bars to fake Rolex watches , an example of the primitive commerce which has turned Moscow into a vast souk . 

Many modernisation theorists argued that industrialisation would open up opportunities for women , providing them with a greater variety of possible roles and increasing chances of social mobility and a less subservient existence . 

A great variety of techniques for controlling insects are now available , and , sensibly co-ordinated , they could safely and effectively keep pests under control . 

Yet the popularity of vegetarianism owes much to the great variety of vegetables and fruits and lower costs achieved by the expanding exploitation of the Third World as a market garden . 

They issued travel passes and petrol permits for essential services , circulated strike regulations as they were formulated , encouraged mass rallies and cavalcades and resolved an infinite variety of local problems as they arose . 

Language is sufficiently flexible to allow the construction of an infinite variety of singular terms which do not designate any entity . 

Twin self supporting light guides can be used to light from an almost infinite variety of angles , and ring lights are available as are focusing lenses . 

The family goes foraging as a group within a large home range and establishes a variety of bases for refuges which seem to be used at different times of the year . 

As well as providing powerful editing , search and sort functions , the program offers a large variety of more advanced features . 

Graduates in the Social Sciences are well equipped to enter a large variety of occupations on leaving the University . 

Furthermore , numbers of other organizations , large and small , have been involved in a variety of ` alternative " educational projects , and the question arises as to how much autonomy these should retain . 

To counteract all this healthy eating , real Devonshire clotted cream is often available and there is a small bar serving a variety of drinks -- draught beer is not available due to lack of space ! 

Inside , encased in plastic holders were ten small ampoules , containing a variety of drugs that were all strictly controlled and monitored by the government . 

But when a cat is upset it can produce a whole variety of miaowing calls that sound different enough from one another to be classified as distinct vocalizations . 

The broad ICD chapter heading of cancers encompasses a whole variety of different types and sites of cancers . 

Similarly , when we look at the South in contemporary perspective , we can identify a wide variety of indicators on which it stands out . 

Human short-term memory is used on a wide variety of psychological tasks such as reading and mental arithmetic . 

The fact that the rational expectations hypothesis is a free-standing set of criteria which can be applied to a wide variety of macroeconomic models was rarely grasped by early Keynesian critics . 

The problems were not confined to standard paper-based files ; the work of the departments required a variety of file forms , such as large plans , maps and drawings , and computer storage media . 

Paleontologists reconstructed the history of life from the fossil record , while morphologists studied the variety of animal forms in order to work out their evolutionary relationships . 

Carissimi employed the same variety of forms and styles , and covered an emotional range from the deep tragedy of 11 lamento di Maria di Scozia to the rich comedy of 11 ciarlatano . 

The sheer quantity and complexity of information contained in these archives indicates that a variety of numerical , statistical and symbolic forms of representation will be essential . 

They work on the principle of a pantograph which can operate in three dimensions to carve a variety of materials such as marble , plastic and wood . 

Most shops carry a selection of outsoles , offering a variety of weights , widths , treads and materials . 

Cities and towns within the Empire are built in a variety of styles from many different materials . 

For a variety of historical reasons , initial development occurs in some places and not in others . 

In social anthropology this becomes important for a variety of reasons . 

There are a variety of reasons for a belief that structural adjustments to the EC budget are not over . 

Seven people have so far been charged with a variety of offences , a police source revealed yesterday . 

However , an overall total of £87.4m per annum can be estimated by using a variety of sources . 

Evidence concerning language lateralisation comes from a variety of sources . 

A variety of techniques will be used to chart their general beliefs about child development , as well as their specific estimates of what children of given ages might normally be expected to achieve in history . 

They will be encouraged to use a variety of information search and recording techniques and to present their findings in a format of their choice . 

Sales promotions embrace a variety of techniques that organisations can use as part of their total marketing effort . 

I can not quite remember the title of the Ballet , but Miss Margot Fonteyn was on her way up , we were quite sure , and that redhead Moira Shearer was running her a good second . 

Redheads are particularly vulnerable , but so are those of Celtic origin with dark hair , very pale skins and pale blue or light grey eyes . 

Except for drummer Simon Gilbert , who 's a screaming redhead , which is brilliantly ironic considering he says one thing throughout the entire two-hour interview . 

Rigney , the strong redhead , had to return home for the tour and Donal Lenihan was flown out as his replacement . 

The call brought all three heads round , both men grinned , and Travis climbed to his feet as a young and visibly pregnant redhead came into view . 

In general Parker Morris standards and yardstick limits made the development of small numbers of houses in rural locations very uneconomical , and , in response to this and other criticisms , their discontinuation was announced in January 1980 ; instead , cost estimates and project details were to be submitted directly for Department of the Environment approval . 

This assures us that the continued supply is of normal quantities required anyway , but it also makes discontinuation of supply a positive harm rather than a refusal to help . 

Relatively late discontinuation of treatment could be a reason for the unfavourable outcome in some cases . 

However , the discontinuation of BCG vaccination for teenagers is premature for a number of reasons . 

Eradication was defined as inability to show H pylori four weeks or more after discontinuation of study treatment by all four tests . 

A few villas , white or pale yellow buildings , could be seen dotted haphazardly across the face of the hill , separated by small groves of olive trees and the occasional stand of poplars . 

A stand of rosebay willow-herb ( Epilobium angustifolium ) , for example , with its striking tall spikes of pink flowers looks attractive for at most four months of the year . 

Sharpe gave the mare a last despairing hack with his heels , then ducked his head as she crashed through a stand of ferns and thus into the wood 's cool margin . 

Have to find him yon old folkery with the picture-window looking on to the stand of immemorial beeches , the dingle dell , the plashing brook , the wishing-well , the verdant sward …

Situated high above sea level , Knightshayes Court was surrounded by wild woodland with a magnificent stand of Douglas Firs overlooking the back drive . 

If you looked past the rock pools and the exotic plants , past the miniature waterfall , you could see blue sky , a stand of coconut palms , and even , in the distance , a lagoon . 

There was the stand of palms , but not the conspicuous one to the north . 

I worked my way -- somewhat fearfully , I admit -- into a gloomy stand of pines , and there found several fallen branches which I was able to drag back to the cave . 

He pointed across the river at a squat grey house on the far bank with a stand of trees behind it . 

The woman leading the group spots a stand of dead apple trees . 

The other two windows look over the thatched roof of the kitchen hut to a stand of eucalyptus trees , the waters of the lake and the mainland peninsula of Capachica . 

Beyond the tiny hamlet the smaller unpaved road climbed a shallow hill before disappearing eastwards in a stand of dark trees . 

Quite ordinary buildings -- a Kirin beer hall built in the 1930s , for example -- or a small stand of camphor trees , survived at a distance of only 700 metres from the epicentre . 

These have only one centimetre of padding and leave the thumb free to fold in safely . 

If a transmitter operates at 6m of perforated tape/min and there are ten centre holes per 2.54 cm of tape , this would amount to 40 centre holes per second or , put another way , 40 dots/s . 

The manual tells you 27 stitches for every 10 centimetres of seam . 

As a rule , allow 5 cm to 7 cm of fish for every 900 sq cm of water surface . 

But have only one centimetre of bare flesh in contact -- and the building would absorb you . 

After scoring , the distal 8 cm of the colon were blotted dry and weighed using a Sartorius laboratory balance . 

Nevertheless most are likely at some stage to lose their pouch and in so doing will sacrifice 40 to 50 cm of terminal ileum . 

The everted gut sac was prepared with 10 cm of small intestine from each segment in accordance with the method of Wilson and Wiseman . 

During laparotomy , 2 cm of more proximal bile duct was missing and bile leaked from the common hepatic duct into the abdominal cavity , explaining the absence of obstructive jaundice . 

Made from chipboard with ash veneer , it measures 85 cm by 40 cm by 153 cm ; diameter of mirror , 40 cm ; £796 , designed by Peter May for Ligne Roset 

The head of the intussusception was found to be an ileal polyp just proximal to the ileocaecal valve which measured 4.5 cm with a 1.5 cm stalk . 

These powers are due to the fact that we have two ears , separated by about 20 centimetres of acoustically dead grey matter . 

He looked up at Gretchen , and spanged the spittoon with a jet of brown filth . 

This last noise occasioned by a solid pellet of his spittle hitting a brass spittoon . ) 

The government urged betel chewers throughout the country to spit the red juice in spittoons .

I know that three days before they were killed , twenty-five people were invited to that house for the mass whipping of a dealer from Sunset Strip who 'd given them some bad dope . 

Walker 's ex-wife , Anna Somers Cocks , editor of the Art Newspaper , says : ` Oxford had its Brideshead element , of course , but everyone smoked dope . 

Much of his Taxi Driver , he says , arose from his belief that movies are a ` kind of dream state , or like taking dope " . 

She tells me his habit is bigger than I know , that at other people 's homes , he shoots dope into his arm . 

A lot of things were happening , sometimes I was having a good time , sometimes it was ghastly , and I used to get totally paranoid smoking dope . 

We smoked dope and people who wanted to would take sillacybin , mescalin or LSD , and that was literally it . 

We smoked some dope with the girls and went to have an omelette . 

I was getting through by starting to smoke dope and take acid . 

` I started drinking very heavily , using aerosols , dope , pills . 

God , I could use some dope ; I need to mellow out , I need to calm down . 

This helps to improve your repertoire of shots and development and understanding of spin . 

They trailed 20-7 at half-time as Harlequins ran through their repertoire of slick back-line moves in preparation for their Cup final showdown with Bath . 

The newspaper coverage may have contributed to bringing the crime into the public domain , but essentially the press and the police are using the same repertoire of scripts . 

Pre-marital pregnancy was therefore generally an anticipation of marriage and by and large the local community could , if necessary , enforce marriage through its repertoire of informal rules , on a reluctant young couple . 

Regrettably , it also gave those ` Bog End " supporters present a chance to run loudly through their repertoire of football chants and sea shanties . 

If you 're interested in extending your Chardonnay repertoire , look out for those choices . 

Strange towns , reached by complicated journeys , are part of my dream repertoire . 

It appears that birds have overheard trimphones ringing ( or singing ? ) and have incorporated the sound into their song repertoires . 

Unlike most other rug-making countries , China mainly draws its design repertoire from other artistic disciplines ( painting , etc ) , as well as from ancient Buddhist and Taoist symbolism , and other religious and cultural sources . 

Folk culture provides the clearest example of this process , since it involves informal but deliberate procedures for the oral transmission of an expanding folksong repertoire from one generation to the next . 

Disciplinary interactions were comparatively rare because experienced primary teachers , particularly of younger children , have a repertoire of ` oblique " disciplinary strategies which avoid direct confrontation except in extreme cases ( King 1978 ) . 

INVERGORDON Distillers yesterday added two brands to its scotch whicky repertoire -- sheep Dip Malt and Pig 's Nose Blended . 

This will call on the full repertoire of techniques of learning . 

Achieving this kind of position within the group requires , in addition to being tall , a full knowledge of the entire repertoire of chants and of the occasions on which it is appropriate to use them . 

Primitive , limited creatures that can survive on a small repertoire of set-behaviour schemata do not play in infancy . 

The staphylococcus family boasts a wide repertoire of plasmids , too . 

In effect , therefore , we stop acquiring any new skills and this may mean we risk having too narrow a repertoire of skills to equip us adequately for the variety of people-situations we are likely to encounter . 

An ability is made up of a repertoire of skills and is thus a higher level skill . 

Even though he appears to have been born with the skills , he needs to build up a substantial repertoire of techniques . 

The male has his own repertoire of survival tricks to protect the brood . 

The potty pet , who has appeared on BBC 1's That 's Life and recently won a magazine competition to find the country 's best dog with children , has a dazzling repertoire of tricks . 

It was only a matter of moments before one man twitched his nose at some unfamiliar scent , and turned to see what it was . 

Last night his hourly wage , about in loose change was nicked from under his nose by scavenging ragamuffins . 

` But since Lotta 's earlier attempt to snatch it from under my nose by devious means I thought it worthwhile to investigate your credentials a little more thoroughly . " 

Dogs , for example , and many mammals , rely heavily on their noses for close-range perception using their eyes to scan the wider horizons . 

Marek eyed them up his nose for a moment , breathed in and recited two verses , his head flung back , his eyes damp . 

Because er he was down there er trying to dip his nose in the toxic chemicals . 

It is not considered friendly to grab the nose of the person speaking with you . 

No flesh that she could see , just the pink noses of the dogs , bloodied from the hare they had eaten alive . 

His nose was broken in two places by a player he had sent off for violent play . 

If all you could see were your nose , or the side of your face , nature 's design system would clearly have slipped up somewhere . 

This is because some disinfectants serve to reinforce rather than overcome such scents which are not discernible by our noses . 

Digby thought he could actually see blood vessels bursting on the man 's nose as he spoke . 

Morris inhaled smoke , held it for some minutes , and then let it out down his nose . 

There was nothing the matter with his features.The nose was roughly in the right place . 

She had a hooked , perpetually dripping nose , skin as rough as a sack and bleary , bloodshot eyes . 

He was tall and thin , with a pink , peeling nose and a couple of days ' stubble . 

She had a classical nose with curled pink pads like a kitten 's ; like Tobie 's . 

Dressed in shorts and a shirt , Laura playfully pushed her nose against TV cameramen 's lenses . 

They tasted salty from the fine spray Seawitch threw into the hazy air as she dug her elegant nose into the waves before tossing them aside . 

Plastic tubing , 7ft of it , appears on stage with him then disappears up his nose into what I presume is his stomach . 

He dabbed his nose into one more spotlessly fresh handkerchief , folding it carefully back into his shirt-sleeve . 

If you have a nose bleed , apply pressure to the nose by pinching the nostrils together for about ten minutes . 

He scratched his head , then tweaked his nose before fishing in a pocket for the BMW 's keys . 

He had a forehead and nose any Greek might have acknowledged with pride , and long , grey-blue eyes like slivers of self-illuminating stone , somewhere between lapis-lazuli and granite . 

` Would you like to pick your own nose , Sir , " I asked one serious looking shopper . 

Then , one fine day , at one of these parties , someone with a big nose and a wide pinstripe will stumble up to you , notice your tie , and say : ` Wair-you-a' schoo' ? " 

Preston 's glance took in the broad shoulders , a black beard , a lean , dark face and a big nose . 

He had a cruel , clever , merciless face , with a big curved nose and very bright , hard eyes . 

` This weather makes me want to sneeze , " she said , and blew her nose vigorously . 

She took off her gloves to blow her nose at an awards ceremony in Scotland , and flashed the sparkler to the 60 guests . 

He found a handkerchief and blew his nose , wiped away the shameful tears . 

It also became a very tedious place , since you can scarcely blow your nose there without going through a security check . 

Each ` moon " from the backing vocalists was a needle pushed through the bridge of her nose , probing for the forepart of her brain . 

A six foot two giant with black hair and eyebrows joined over the bridge of his large nose . 

It was then that I felt the first cobweb -- one sticky tendril , unbelievably strong , across my right eye and the bridge of my nose . 

Heavy black glasses perched on the bridge of his nose , but the effect was not severe . 

Bill rubs the bridge of his nose with his thumb and forefinger . 

There you are advised to hold your nose as you egg your way through groups of shuffling , shaven-headed and saffron-robed monks amid a stifling mixture of stale incense and body odour . 

For two hours he 'd have me swimming after a brush held in front of my nose , while he set the pace up and down the side of the baths . 

And Jackson , who caused upset when he held his nose after touching down in the Ivory Coast , plans to perform extra dates in Africa . 

He holds his nose and gives an imaginary lavatory chain two tugs . 

His mature face was more likely to remind the observer of Friar Tuck 's jollity than of Lord Brougham 's long pointed nose . 

Their long mobile noses are used for rooting around in search of small animals . 

` I 'd better go and powder my nose , " she told Liz , getting up . 

He pressed his nose against the window and tears came into his eyes as his father turned into a little black dot , and disappeared . 

Henry noticed all these things with something like affection while Maisie pressed her nose ( very like a pig 's , Henry thought ) to the window of the Passat . 

They pressed their noses against the window of Healy 's Hotel . 

Charlie pressed his nose against the window but could n't recognise anyone who was working inside . 

Auntie Julie was a bossy wee body with a pug nose and a big bust , and she had Uncle Geordie completely under her thumb . 

He squatted on his haunches , his pug nose on a level with the table . 

There was no one around so I went up and put my nose practically against the glass . 

Mrs Stych put her nose in the air , and said : ` We shall have the name in a day or two . " 

It put its wet nose on each of their knees in turn , for titbits . 

But if you really want to make amends , you can start by putting your glasses back on your nose so you can at least see the top of my desk . 

England used to be a country with red pillar boxes and policemen with red noses and decent law-abiding citizens you could eat your dinner off . 

Corbett was looking for a suitable place as the crowd began to disperse when Benstede returned , accompanied by a thin , stooping figure with watery eyes , a drinker 's red nose and a wispy beard . 

It is no surprise they all have bright red noses , for their two great loves are tobacco and whisky ; they rarely appear without a pipe and are known to raid cellars , particularly favouring homemade ale . 

Waldegrave , the chaplain , was small , fat and balding , with the coarsened features and bright red nose of an inveterate drinker . 

He fixed his bleak grey eyes on Nick ; they were very close-set , on either side of his long , red , bony nose . 

Grinning , he gently rubbed his swollen nose , newly broken a fourth time . 

He rubs his nose and fiddles with his ear , he must be insecure ! " we say . 

He pulled off his mask ; it left a red mark down each side of his nose . 

Mr Bennet put one finger at the side of his nose and looked over the top of his glasses . 

A second later the captain 's clenched fist landed on the side of Charlie 's nose . 

Mother and daughter were very like each other , tall , dark , slim , pleasant-looking women with mid-brown curly hair and slightly snub noses . 

Corrie had a short , snub nose and rosebud mouth , and her eyes were a smoky grey . 

She switched off the data-analysis and scratched her snub nose . 

Her hair was light ginger and she had long ago given up trying to curl it ; she had a snub nose and blue eyes in an oval face that was cheerful but perhaps forgettable . 

He looked like one of the carefree devils he had carved , with his fat , cheery face , snub nose and large blue eyes which seemed to dance with wicked merriment . 

` The finger got stuck inside his nose , " Matilda said , ` and he had to go around like that for a week . 

But it is one thing to thumb your nose at Mr Gorbachev over the Kremlin wall , as many thousands did in a demonstration in Moscow last weekend . 

So long as he had the support of Sir Rufus Stone , he could thumb his nose at Cotton . 

Breeze tenderly massaged the tip of her nose which had made contact with a button , while the man stooped to pick up his pipe . 

At the front door , he kissed Clare on the tip of her nose , then left . 

Only the tip of a pink nose was visible above the cot blanket , but Ernest declared , ` She is a beautiful child , to be sure . 

Victoria sniffed and pulled a tissue from the pocket of her dress to wipe her nose . 

He wiped his nose on the sleeve of his dressing gown and sniffed . 

There was the carton of juice tipped over outside the hide and the paper from the biscuits . 

When six cartons of drugs , bandages and serums were heaped on my study floor there was the business of finding out when and how they should be administered . 

I got no machines initially , but did receive a huge carton of magazines and books . 

They 'd all got off the bus together ; this one had gone into a truckers " cafe for cigarettes and a carton of coffee . 

Instead , there was a man of about her own age , no older , tidying up the cartons of fish food on a shelf behind the counter . 

Place a few stones at the bottom of small flowerpots ( or yoghurt cartons with a hole punched in the bottom ) . 

Many companies , including John Lewis and Woolworths , use it for all their cracker cartons . 

Black and white or colour photographs should be sent together one of the special Pears Soap cartons . 

Chrissy , on the step beside her , was choosing which story she should read to him , and Annie was in the sandpit , trailing sand through her clenched fist into a yoghurt carton . 

Wilkerson bent down and handed each one of us a big ice cream carton . 

She was scanning the windows of the ward above , and holding up a plastic shopping bag , through which I could discern two bottles of wine and several cartons of cakes and other goodies . 

When she got back to the bench she saw that she had knocked over one of the shopping bags when she had stood up and a carton of eggs had dropped to the ground . 

Two nuns lifted cartons of groceries into the back of their new Fiat van . 

Balancing the bulging cardboard carton on one knee he tried to kick the gate open with his boot , but the heavy rusty springs set behind the stile made it impossible . 

The WWF reported that some live animals are smuggled into and out of the country in oil drums , plastic bags and even cigarette cartons . 

` And if you could see your way clear to buy me one of those little Scottish drummer-girl dolls in the transparent plastic cartons . " 

[ See Fig. 1 ] ( To get an idea of what a tetrahedron looks like in three dimensions , look at one of those awkwardly-shaped cardboard milk cartons . 

For cartons of Kent cigarettes and a few videos , it was always possible to circumvent the regulations limiting abortion to the victims of rape or incest , or life-threatening complications . 

Nausea and vomiting runs right through this remedy especially if the vomiting does not relieve the nausea . 

Nell clutched at her chest , trying to stem the rising swell of nausea . 

The sensation of nausea on an empty stomach was peculiarly unpleasant . 

You do n't tell me it 's because you 've got a lump in your throat , or an ache in your heart , or a sensation of nausea in your stomach . 

She clutched at the companionway ladder , fighting nausea as she clung desperately to consciousness . 

Dr Alan Stewart describes how in six weeks he suffered from headaches , nausea , loss of libido , and physical and mental fatigue as his levels of vitamin B and zinc fell quickly . 

I felt a strong feeling of nausea as I realised that I had put my hand through the chest of a dead British soldier that could have been lying in the ditch for several days . 

To be Wymanised is to be overcome by a feeling of nausea when an excess of Wyman is forced upon you . 

He or she can feel a very real , very deep sense of nausea at the intrusion , and often find that they can no longer regard their house as home . 

The pain in Corbett 's head subsided only to be replaced by a growing sense of nausea as the ship rocked and rolled on the water . 

As she pushed the emptied skip back towards the scutching room for the umpteenth time , her legs simply stopped working and she sagged against the basket , fighting down a wave of dizziness and nausea . 

The Brichardi have just bred for the first time and have a healthy brood of 20 or so fry . 

It will be in the female 's best interests to lay just four eggs and rear all the young than to lay seven eggs and produce a brood of weaklings . 

It is no wonder that so many of the small northern birds have to raise large broods of young , just to maintain the status quo of the population . 

Almost every year , blue tits bring up a brood of chicks in the nest box fixed to the garden fence at the Kilwinning home of Hunterston security guard Angus Devoy and his wife Irene . 

The extra ribs had been added , giving an enormous rib-cage , topped by gigantic if flaccid breasts , powerful enough to suckle a whole brood of infant monsters . 

The duchess , recalling her own upbringing amidst a lively brood of brothers and sisters , recognized this , and was gratified by the devotion and closeness that had grown up between the girls . 

The drawback was his rather dowdy wife and their increasing brood of children , an imposition to be endured . 

There she lived in the school house and had charge of a little brood of no more than eight or nine children . 

Like a distracted mother duck I shepherded my brood of brightly-anoraked ducklings . 

SARAJEVO , Bosnia-Herzegovina ( AP ) --- Bosnian Serbs who cut contact with the NATO-led peace force to protest the extradition of two officers to a war crimes tribunal have reportedly detained three Muslims on similar charges .

France is seeking the extradition of an Algerian living in Stockholm in connection with the subway attack .

The two would face life terms in the United States , but Colombia bars extradition of its citizens .

Germany has asked for the couple 's extradition on suspicion of fraud , forgery and bankruptcy fraud .

Attorney Eberhard Kempf said the court approved extradition on 11 of 12 charges of fraud , forgery and breach of trust .

Hunter remained in custody Monday at the Florence Jail to await extradition on an international warrant charging child abduction .

AMMAN , Jordan ( AP ) --- The extradition to Israel of a Hamas leader jailed in New York will not serve U.S. interests or help stability in the region , a senior Hamas leader said Wednesday .

Priebke 's lawyer Pedro Bianchi has said his client will accept extradition to Germany to face trial .

Drug traffickers fear extradition to the United States because they are likely to face tougher sentences there if convicted .

An Israeli court issued a warrant Monday for the arrest of Hamas leader Mousa Abu Marzuk , clearing the way for a formal request for his extradition from the United States .

By persuading the courts to declare Craxi a fugitive , prosecutors hope to improve prospects for his extradition from Tunisia .

VIENNA , Austria ( AP ) --- The ruling of a Vienna court barring the extradition from Austria to Germany of the Slovak president 's kidnapped son has provoked a dispute between Austria and neighboring Slovakia .

PORTLAND , Oregon ( AP ) --- Almost a year after their handcuffed extradition from London , two former Rajneeshee leaders will stand trial Tuesday on charges they plotted to kill Oregon 's U.S. attorney .

On Tuesday , France officially requested the extradition from Sweden of an Algerian being held there for questioning in connection with the Paris bombings .

The Lithuanian refusal to investigate Lileikis could delay resolution of his case for years , because without charges , Lithuania could not seek his quick extradition for trial .

It would have abolished a previous ban on extradition for political offenses and allowed no exceptions .

Italy , which sought Priebke 's extradition in June 1994 , is trying him in absentia .

Justice officials said they would seek Weinrich 's extradition to face charges in Berlin .

In the latest twist , Mexican news media reported Sunday that the government on Monday will request Ruiz Massieu 's extradition back to Mexico to be tried on charges of altering depositions to protect Raul Salinas .

The North African nation also asked the court , formally known as the International Court of Justice , to lift U.N. Security Council sanctions aimed at forcing the suspects ' extradition .

Taylor started the war shortly after fleeing a Massachusetts jail where he was awaiting extradition to Liberia on charges of embezzling from the Doe government .

A Jordanian official on Thursday denied the reports , but said Jordan was seeking Abu Marzook 's extradition to a place other than Israel , possibly the autonomous Palestinian territories .

The offer appeared to be part of his fight to escape extradition to Singapore on fraud and forgery charges .

If Marc Roland Rudin is released as expected , he would face possible extradition to Switzerland to serve a sentence for bombing a Fribourg bank .

A Bhopal court issued a warrant for the arrest of former Carbide chairman Warren Anderson and unsuccessfully sought his extradition to face homicide charges .

Israel has refused Iran 's demand for Jabari 's immediate extradition .

The Schneiders might also inform federal officials if they intend to fight extradition to Germany at Thursday 's session .

In 1978 , the Chilean Supreme Court turned down a U.S. request for the extradition of Contreras and Espinoza .

Ireland 's fragile coalition government reels at reports the Roman Catholic Church intervened to prevent the extradition from Northern Ireland of a priest wanted on child abuse charges .

KINGSTON , Jamaica ( AP ) --- Magistrate Court Judge Marcia Hughes on Friday allowed the extradition to the United States of a prominent building contractor and restaurant owner to face drug charges .

A British extradition request `` would have to be based on something he did in Britain , that would be fraud , '' said Eckert .

After a meeting of top-ranking officials , chief prosecutor Jan Danielsson said Sweden had received France 's extradition request for Deneche .

The United States and Jordan do not have an extradition treaty .

There is a rich seam of ` Europeanism " running through fascist thought , as a quick perusal of Nazi newspapers or a glance at the memoirs of British fascists like Diana Mosley reveals . 

A cursory perusal of my file of pupils ' pursuits in both primary and secondary schools shows similar experiences and reflections . 

Feeling slightly puzzled by this I continued my perusal of the instructions . 

The proceedings of the Legislative Council were sent to London for the perusal of the Colonial Office and were reported in detail by the local press . 

A perusal of street guides for areas close to active and disused airfields has produced a rich crop of them , ranging from aircraft names to personalities . 

What was self-evident from even a casual perusal of the book was how extensively the unreconciled Dominion had influenced the others . 

A chance perusal of The Peasant and Sinn Féin journals led her to enter Sinn Fein politics in 1908 . 

A perusal of the Regulations suggests that the summary will be a pretty lengthy one and expressed in equally impenetrable accountants ' and lawyers ' jargon . 

It was originally written in Hebrew , and therefore not for the perusal of the Gentiles . 

Careful perusal of the records of the interviews suggests that , as with the meetings with the Head of Department , preconceptions were very influential . 

It was too late for that , and nothing discreditable had leapt out from Greg 's perusal . 

You would be a material shareholder in Flybynight as presently constituted and I enclose a copy of their accounts for your perusal . 

We oppose excessive use of decontextualised exercises written only for perusal and marking by a teacher . 

Donations last year amounted to £1,230.50 , which encourages members to make a donation annually , as an expression of thankfulness to God for health and strength . 

The Bishopric of Youth was established in 1980 , under the leadership of Bishop Moussa , as an expression of concern for Egypt 's young people . 

To that of justification by faith he added the corollary that good works were a necessary expression of thanksgiving on the part of a Christian for unmerited justification by a merciful God . 

Profitability or , as some may prefer , greed was the dynamic -- plus , to be fair , a romantic enthusiasm for railways as the most vivid expression of man 's capacity to master his environment . 

It should be the expression of a lasting respect and self-sacrificing love . 

Said by a husband to a wife in the middle of the night it might function as an expression of worry . 

Idealist philosophers saw the human body as the most perfect expression of the vertebrate form . 

The first law of thermodynamics is no more than one expression of the law of conservation of energy . 

But Hilton is always careful to stress that the cleansing process to eradicate sin involves patient inner effort ( the expression of the anchoress 's fixed intention to God ) not violent physical punishment ( chapters 72--5 ) . 

It is intensely personal , but again one can detect in it mechanisms used to control the feeling and turn it from a mere discharge of personal feeling into a genuine expression of emotion . 

Once , architecture gained expression by man trying to interpret nature . 

The decision problem which confronted policy makers was given formal expression by Lipsey ( 1962 ) . 

There is unfortunately no obvious way of writing an expression for the energy in the simultaneous presence of all the charges . 

The aim of this subsection is to use capital market theory to obtain an expression for the risk premium of an index future . 

This formula differs somewhat from the classical Hertz expression for elastic deformation of a plane by a rigid sphere . 

These movements found expression in the Reports of the Maud Committee and the Bains Committee respectively . 

She felt Johnny 's body stiffen , and the mellow , languid expression in his eyes was replaced by something infinitely less comforting . 

Since then she had seen many different expressions in his eyes : amusement , surprise , speculation , even respect . 

Cohesiveness found expression in open discussion about needs and in drawing up a training plan : the boards had recognised a problem and done something to resolve it . 

Boris Chicherin 's ( very different ) political opinions found equally clear expression in his inaugural of October 1861 . 

Matthew Preston 's voice was still pleasant , but the expression in his eyes hardened a little . 

She married Harry ` because of his laugh and she had thought that the expression in his blue eyes meant much more than it did " she did n't dwell on the subject of her life too much . 

No wonder politicians of all parties are terrified that these opinions and feelings might find open expression through elected members of parliament . 

` I hope it reminded festival goers that in many countries , freedom of expression through words , never mind a literature festival , is just a dream . " 

The emphasis is on personal choice and expression through clothes ; the options Lacroix provides through his collections are numerous . 

Both also point out that " different " does not mean " less effective " when comparing the ways in which meaning intentions are given expression through grammatical forms , vocabulary and pronunciation . 

The concern of the group for individual members found expression through precious substances in death as well as in life . 

He stepped closer , and her heart somersaulted in her chest as he reached to cup her hot face in his hands , inspecting her stormy expression through lidded , thoughtful eyes . 

They also give expression to their feelings about situations which worry them and by doing so provide some relief from anxiety . 

The concept of satyāgraha gave practical expression to the religious and ethical ideals of Truth and non-violence . 

Stepping gingerly on to more dangerous ground , I would also suggest that women are more able to give direct expression to the light principle through creative and artistic activity than through religious involvement . 

It was George Orwell who gave the most memorable expression to the socialist patriotism of 1940 . 

Its somewhat sketchy character suggests , in fact , that his main purpose was simply to finish what he had begun rather than to give urgent or forceful expression to his views . 

The peace-makers of Europe sought in the Vienna Settlement of 1815 to reinstate the legitimise , dynastic principle rather than to give expression to the new political forces of nationalism and liberalism . 

The tears came , and rapidly dissolved her angry expression to one of utter despair . 

He gave visual expression to the same point during his entry into the city , when the procession included cartloads of weapons which criers identified as having been captured from the Woodvilles . 

Sally-Anne was particularly pleased with the last bit , and saw by Miss Mates 's sympathetic expression that she was swallowing every word . 

Sybil 's expression when she opened the door in response to Melissa 's ring was a blend of dignity and embarrassment . 

However , after watching it on stage , it was obvious from her facial expression that she knew of Bassanio and was very fond of him . 

Springfield slid the aerial down and directed a relieved grin at the quizzical expressions on the faces of his watching companions . 

Lewis too rose from his seat , a tired , bewildered expression across his honest features . 

` How you feelin' , mate ? " asked Charlie as he tried to fathom the expression on his friend 's face . 

Then three-quarters of Rokeya 's olive-shaded face appeared bearing the same expression of suffering as it had all the years Lee had known her , relieved only by the same amethyst earrings and necklace of variegated amethyst chunks . 

And they also need a catch-all range of facial expressions to help clinch the deal . 

For such an animal there is only one possible kind of eye expression : the narrow vertical slit of a fully contracted pupil . 

Edouard could see the pleading expression come into his eyes , and the desperation for approval . 

Thor cornered a knife-wielding miscreant in a small wood and , when joined by handler Derek Williams , stopped the ne'er-do-well stabbing his human mate several times . 

The whole elaborate farce had been staged so that it would seem that the wanted miscreants had been arrested , whereas in fact they were still free . 

The Duke did all he could to track down the miscreants , using his great wealth to bribe informers . 

Proving that a contravention has occurred , even if only on the balance of probabilities , will not be easy , nor will demonstrating that an alleged miscreant has made a profit as a result of his contravention . 

In this way , they impose costs on miscreants and alter the incentives to break down Chinese Walls and engage in insider dealing . 

While Colonel Sanders 's fried poultry has n't done much for the state 's image and few of us get to attend the Kentucky Derby , America 's leading spirit is becoming increasingly fashionable in Britain . 

The greenery-yallery mush makes a terrific flavour to smear under or over the skin of poultry , in which to steam or microwave fish or to marinate prawns before grilling . 

I have included poultry recipes in this book , since I know that many people do not share my feelings , and that a healthy source of nutrients should not be lightly eliminated . 

buy organic fruit , vegetables , cereal products , meat , dairy produce and free range poultry and eggs as often as possible . 

Skim off all fat from grill pan after cooking meat or poultry , leaving any sediment . 

The second man , who was tall and lean , came running from the glade in which the car was parked . 

He crossed the glade without hesitation and plunged up the path after the horses . 

Insects buzzed and butterflies filled the glades with silent flashes of colour ; in the fields the corncrake stooped and zoomed , its strange , percussive call stuttering through the scent-laden air . 

A ridge , perhaps the roots of an ancient wall , crossed the glade at an angle-to the trunk , running under it . 

As if at a signal , nine silver-helmed figures stepped from the forest and stood round the edge of the glade , spears glinting in the gloom . 

He said repeatedly and consistently ( Letters , pp. 221 , 345 , 420 ) that the ‘ kernel ’ of his mythology in the story of Beren and Lúthien was not a thought , not a principle , not a calque , but the vision of ‘ a small woodland glade filled with hemlocks at Rocs in Yorkshire ’ , where he saw his wife dancing . 

Then , as if satisfied that there was no one about , he hurried across the glade , where he almost trod on Rosalind 's letter , which was lying face-upwards on the grass . 

Scrambling to his feet , he took the case and hung it by its handle on to a support-post of the fence , then quickly climbed back over , lifted down the case , and hurried back across the glade and down the path by which he had come , finally disappearing into the trees . 

Chuck hesitated as his father moved off unsteadily towards the thicket , and at that moment Devraux and the Moi trackers entered the glade . 

Traffic grew closer and trees sparser until she entered a glade which ran down to the road . 

“ This 'll do , ” said Kāli at last , and we stopped in a glade that was dominated by three great larches . 

Nimuý beside me in the budding woods of April , lying on green turf in a forest glade . 

It is interesting to note that , several hours later , a couple of wolves who were following Twoflower 's scent arrived in the glade . 

Our Neolithic ancestors , while they are best remembered for their massive megalithic monuments such as those at Newgrange and Knowth , began their farming revolution in the clear glades of the Irish forests . 

Running into the glade , she picked up Rosalind 's letter and folded it back into its envelope , which she saw to her dismay had been badly torn by the man 's rough handling of it . 

Then , as Rincewind had fled the carnage , he had run into a glade in which a number of irate wolves were milling about . 

It was a misty December morning in 1940 , when test Pilot Jack Hathorne crashed a Hurricane fighter plane into this leafy glade on Robinswood hill . 

And he went on his way with the youngest brother until they came to a long glade in the forest . 

These two travellers were apparently strangers in the area , yet how did they know about this forest path leading to a glade with water to refresh themselves ? 

She knew what she would use to make the mask , but when she returned to the glade where , yesterday , she had visited the Moondream rajathuk , she found it quite destroyed . 

Wetlands under threat have included a variety of landscapes : swamps of tall reed or reed sweet-grass ; marshes of rush and sedge , which sometimes develop into scrub of willow and bog myrtle ; fens , whose lush vegetation is nourished by alkaline groundwater , and which range from open pools , often the remains of peat cutting , to grazed beds of meadowsweet and iris , grading in turn to the wet woodlands known as alder ` carr " ; mires , such as the mosses of the North-West , whose deep peatlands support sphagnum moss and heather , scattered with glades of birch , the favourite haunt of nightjars . 

` There is n't very much difference in standard between the Third and Fourth Divisions .

You wo n't find very much difference in the type of patient we had in then , to now . "

As such , there is little difference between his relationship to Mrs Robinson and his relationship to Elaine , both of them being essentially immoral . "

Amongst Sun readers , there was little difference between Labour and Conservative identifiers in their perceptions of its anti-Labour , pro-Conservative bias .

Yesterday Dr Williamson said : “ I am aware of a difference of understanding between some committee members and the health authority .

When the level of arousal was taken into account there was no significant difference of UOS pressure in this group compared with any of the other three symptom groups .

At the root of the problem is a fundamental difference of approach between Britain and most of her EEC partners .

It is this difference of way which constitutes the difference of ` feel " in their experience .

Secondly , the results were consistent , with no dramatic difference from place to place at any particular time .

The basic convention underlying all fiction marks its difference from fact .

Interestingly , a more marked sex difference was noted for hypercholesterolaemia with prevalence rates in females at 48 per cent and in males 28 per cent .

This is also a difference between the central government system and the local government system in Britain .

There is not a huge difference between the costs of the various policies but it is important to check that cover is sufficient .

There is a great difference between the feeling and the sensation and , on the other hand , having the thought that one 's father wrote a pamphlet about the consistency of Christianity and Communism .

There 's a big difference between us and consultants is n't there ?

And , certainly , it was difficult to find any substantial difference in approach between authorities on the basis of party political control .

It also highlights significant regional variations , possibly reflecting a marked difference in schools ' approach to discipline .

As to winning the argument , I do not think that the hon. Gentleman has grasped the difference in structure between the Scottish Bill and the English Bill .

Darwinistic Victorian science derived psychological and cultural difference between men and women -- such as women 's stereotypically greater tenderness , generosity and intuition -- from male and female biology .

Indeed , most grammarians claim that there is absolutely no difference in meaning between the two constructions , the only contrast being that the bare infinitive is more colloquial , or more American ( cf .

There seems to be little difference in the actual amount of weight lost whether you eat all your calorie allowance in one go , or spread it over the day .

Kimura ( 1964 ) first reported an ear difference in the perception of dichotically presented melodies .

So if we find a sex difference in disfluency , we are still left with a problem of interpretation .

The fertility difference between council tenants and owner-occupiers is one of the biggest of any between major social groups ( table 4.13 ) .

This gender difference in mortality is not specific to later life but is a pattern which is observable at all ages ( see Table 3.1 ) .

The £2.5m star said : ` The players wo n't notice the difference when the ball starts rolling tomorrow except for a lot of cameras concentrating on individuals and advertising . "

A difference in age or gender between speakers of English , for example , may or may not affect the way things are said , whereas in Urdu , such differences are always reflected .

Ambassador Winant reported from London that the British were increasingly uneasy over the fundamental difference in attitude towards international control that existed between themselves and the USA .

The difference in costs between HVA two-week courses and DHA courses may be considerable , but not necessarily .

Using a hand-lens , you can easily see the difference between the wild-type , with its black compound eyes , and the pearl eye beetles with their white eyes ringed with black .

There is a strange , as yet unexplained , difference between ethnic groups in their incidence of trichomonal infection .

Clearly , the difference between reckless driving and careless driving is one of degree .

Slightly more time was needed to abrade paintwork , compared to a corded tool , but there was no noticeable difference on smoother surfaces .

The important difference between my two classes of genes lies in the divergent circumstances from which they stand to benefit in the future .

It is easy to assume that any significant , gender-linked difference should be attributed to the general operation of gender roles .

A large heap of peanuts belonged to her at this moment , and her natural liveliness was well to the fore . 

A man was sprinkling petrol on a heap of sprouts to help them burn . 

Tommy disappeared , only to return an hour later smelling like a manure heap . 

We climbed down the notched-pole ladder and picked our way through the muddy ground towards the back path , passing the neatly stacked woodpile and the growing heap of freshly gathered pine-needles . 

Layers and heaps of accurately depicted books , sun-glasses , clothing , toys , telephone and tape-recorders form static still lifes in the classical tradition . 

The stairs were my usual route to the ` hell-hole " in which I lived and walking up them I had to dodge numerous heaps of ` gunk " . 

It was with a sickening sense of shock that his eyes fell at last on the heaps of bodies lying in the shadows of the dock buildings and beneath the pepper trees . 

He lay back on the heap of coal and considered his situation in some detail . 

The last of the cuirassiers were driven from the village just as darkness fell , leaving a thousand corpses and a heap of rubble to the French as the fruits of victory . 

The end of the alley was blocked by a heap of rubble and twisted metal . 

The floor was covered with dust , tumbled heaps of shattered stone , fallen statues , and unidentifiably broken machines . 

In his early forties with thinning curly hair and a ready smile , his dress was in marked contrast to the usually sober attire of British security service personnel . 

It was intensified when they noticed the attire of their maître . 

The beautiful three-piece suits which dominated his collection combinations of a narrow shouldered jacket with a cropped waistcoat and lean , cuffed trouser -- clearly evoked the attire of every well-dressed Edwardian gentleman . 

He turned back to the Doctor , and looked disdainfully at his attire . 

Theda decided , so relieved that she barely took in the poor quality of his attire , thinking only that the delay must have been made more acceptable to him by a lengthy sojourn in the tap-room . 

After rinsing the mugs and putting them away , Polly staggered through the saloon to her own cabin to fetch her night attire , a pair of jeans , and her Aran cardigan . 

Obstinately , she remained standing , looking at him and trying to shut down the traitorously receptive part of her that was assimilating the way his formal evening attire enhanced his devastating masculinity . 

` What do you want at this hour ? " demanded an irritable middle-aged officer , evidently just roused from his bed , greatcoat thrown hastily over his night attire . 

Some people still find trousers unacceptable female attire so play safe and stick to skirts unless you feel strongly on the subject . 

The mantua-maker was horrified to see Miss Kyte 's ridiculously outmoded attire . 

When Rebekah , Potiphar 's wife , or Tamar uses a piece of attire for their own personal ends , they do not create a gratuitous disturbance in the order of things . 

Women use pieces of attire … to reinscribe themselves in the patriarchal system … . 

Too much had been taken from the ethos of the boys ' schools , including blazers and ties , which are hangovers from male attire of the Edwardian era . 

A flash of intuition told her that he was embarrassed by her attire . 

Even had Rose been wearing his blazer and flannels and not changed into more sober attire , Naseby would still have recognised that face . 

Because Luke Calder had made a few passing comments about her usual attire of pin-neat suits and blouses ? 

Known in his registrar days as Henry ` Gorgeous " Miller , even in 1947 his elegant attire was notable . 

With 300,000 tons of skimmed milk powder in Common Market stores already , dried milk for babies is a highly lucrative means of reducing EC surpluses . 

In Holland about 400 tons of lead shot are scattered every year . 

The increasing specialization of modern agriculture means that while arable farmers use over one million tons of artificial fertilizer each year , intensive livestock producers experience considerable difficulties in disposing of their animal waste . 

They launched Operation Mensa after a supergrass reported the ‘ crooks ’ co-op ’ was offering to sell two tons of PE4 explosive for £3,000 . 

In another incident , 4 million tons of " harmless " Rhine river sludge that was sent to be dumped in a Silesian coal mine , was found to contain cobalt and cadmium . 

The 600-megawatt Rotterdam station , due to begin operation in the mid-1990 's , is expected to discharge 75 million tons of CO2 over its 25 year lifetime . 

It was opened in 1951 , by which time the men had moved 400 tons of rubble , 154 tons of gravel and laid 44,000 bricks . 

At Whittlesea Station in 1898 a staff of twelve dispatched 108,000 tons of bricks during the year , a total which represented a spectacular increase over 1891 , which had seen the dispatch of 7,130 tons . 

Does n't he care that nuclear energy has so far saved the world from burning five hundred million tons of coal ? 

In 1855 the partners ' output of manufactured iron exceeded 120,000 tons ; they employed 4,000 people and consumed 600,000 tons of coal . 

The ship was carrying 80,000 tons of oil when it hit a rock off Corunna last Thursday . 

Over four years , Ukraine would receive 75,000 million cubic metres of gas and 50,000,000-70,000,000 tons of oil , some of which would be passed on to other European countries . 

Between 260 and 300 million tons of crude oil are transported through the Mediterranean every year , and of this an estimated 635,000 tons are spilled . 

The yield of TIB 1 is three to four times greater than that of the local variety of sweet potato and Giwa is able to market about 60 tons of sweet potatoes per year . 

Meanwhile , some 300 potato farmers dumped 3,000 tons of potatoes on roads to the north western town of Pontivy , cutting it off for several hours . 

Four hundred tons of potatoes arrived daily from the Channel Islands . 

For example , an incinerator in Edmonton , North London , burns around 400,000 tons of rubbish every year and provides electricity too . 

But in their hurry to get off the mountain , exhausted climbers have discarded tons of rubbish . 

Gloucestershire County Council has rejected plans to send two hundred thousand tons of rubbish to a site at Hempsted near Gloucester . 

In Cali , about 25,000 tons of waste paper are collected each year , of which the garbage pickers contribute some 15,000 tons . 

Already 70 per cent of the capital 's annual total of 13.5 million tons of waste goes to counties outside the city . 

Around four million tons of industrial waste is disposed of per year in England and Wales . 

Since 1986 over three million tons of toxic waste have been shipped from Western Europe and North America to other countries . 

The South African government has approved a project to build a plant capable of handling 500,000 tons of imported waste a year . 

I do n't drink any alcohol but I love papaya juice and drink tons of mineral water . 

Over a hundred thousand tons of water pressed on the landfall and each foot eaten away from its face sapped its ability to withstand the massive weight . 

Statistics declare that 1,200 tons of water every second feed that tempestuous wrath beneath . 

Each American consumes 26,000,000 tons of water , 21,000 gallons of gasoline , 10,150 pounds of meat and 9,000 pounds of wheat in her or his lifetime . 

The pipebridge section alone held five tons of hot water when it was full and in all we must have pumped hundreds of tons around the system . 

His only previous try at the marathon was 2:15:27 , although that was good enough to win the Toronto Marathon last September . 

It was his second try at the London event , where he first ran in 1981 , and he was pleased with his performance . 

The same is true of her first tries at the same composer 's two songs with viola . 

A try from Richard Eyres put the visitors further in front before Sheffield turned up the pace . 

The home side had taken an early lead through tries from Ian Blease and Arthur Bradshaw . 

Last weekend they huffed and puffed at the unbeaten league leaders Wasps and were within one try of blowing them down . 

Another try at the corner of Sassenach was made by Jimmy Marshall in 1953 , again from the Centurion groove . 

If you do not keep a dream diary , I strongly recommend that you give it a try . 

I do hope that I have encouraged any nervous knitters to have a try at using the reader . 

This is an impressive number ; but for each girl served , more are left unserved .

( That was the number listed when I received my copy ; it might have increased . )

This number represents the most reliable , albeit conservative , estimate of cases closed in 1999 by LSC grantees .

T is the number of total mapped EST clones derived from all non-tumor tissue libraries .

Are we to conclude that people got along without the number five for a hundred years before someone , perhaps feeling that `` something was missing , '' awoke one morning to invent it ?

The total number of clones in the primary library is 6.75 × 10 6 ( that is , all five packaging reactions ) .

where k is the number of genes in the group , G is the total number of genes , n is the number of genes in the group with a given annotation and A is the total number of genes with a given annotation .

In spite of the recent spat about Government taking a slice off the hill and upland ewe subsidies , farming is an industry deeply indebted to Government . 

THE role of Harry Thomason , Friend of Bill and TV producer , in the Case of the White House Travel Office ( see above ) has given new edge to a month-long spat between Washington and Hollywood . 

Velcro , the touch fastener so beloved of outdoor skiing types and their like , is at the centre of a bitter spat between its board and disgruntled shareholders over that vexed question of shareholder value . 

I 've already had a couple of spats with them and they would n't pass up an opportunity like this to poke fun . 

Evidence of the Host 's appearance is said to be the red crotal ( lichen ) stain found on rocks the morning after a heavy frost , which is blood they have spilled during their aerial spats . 

The Tories can not sit back and smile smugly at another Labour spat , knowing that few Britons , so far , are republican . 

Arms and fists raised like a footballer who 's just scored a goal , Austin Currie took his kudos , from the audience of 500 in the packed conference hall of the Slieve Donard Hotel . 

Living in such a cloistered world such operations are never looked at objectively but simply as a means of gaining personal kudos for one small group within an agency . 

Billy Corgan is down with the current spate of female bands ; he does n't begrudge them success and thinks groups like Babes in Toyland deserve their kudos . 

Those banks that chose to ditch their exposures to Mexico and Argentina mostly received kudos for doing so . 

Each student entering , gains experience and confidence and for the winners , many doors open to them due to the kudos of the event and the talent they have demonstrated . 

Remarriage rates ( the number of marriages per thousand divorced persons ) have fallen continuously since the 1970s , largely due to the growing popularity of cohabitation between marriages . 

For those who have already been married , there had been pre-marital cohabitation by 62 per cent of women remarrying aged under 25 years , and 74 per cent remarrying between 25 and 34 years . 

In these , inheritance rules are uncertain , being egalitarian in theory but flexible in practice ; cohabitation of parents and married children is similarly rejected in theory but accepted in practice . 

They went on to form a government led by Edouard Balladur of the RPR thus ushering a second period of cohabitation of a right-wing government with a socialist President ( François Mitterrand ) . 

Cohabitation with reform-minded Communists is their only chance of breaking out of their lonely weakness . 

Older men are usually polygynous ; thus a youth rarely has available for marriage an age-mate female , and he must wait for a younger generation of females to mature before cohabitation with them . 

Whereas 1 in 4 marriages were preceded by cohabitation in the 1960s , the corresponding proportion in the 1980s is about 7 in 10 . 

Cohabitation as a prelude to marriage is now an acceptable option . 

For some adults cohabitation before marriage is unthinkable ( in Asian families , for example ) ; for others the idea of marriage without first living together to get to know each other is equally unthinkable . 

Cohabitation before marriage is becoming normal : 50 per cent before first marriage , 58 per cent before all marriages ( Haskey and Kiernan 1989 ) . 

In short , they and their children would be condemned to grinding poverty and , if their income comes from the state , to permanent state surveillance , not in this case for cohabitation but for ` scrounging " . 

The Zohar states that ` The pleasure of cohabitation is a religious one , giving joy to the divine presence . " 

This trend is partly accounted for by the steady increase in cohabitation . 

The former values tolerate childlessness , cohabitation , and liberal sexual attitudes . 

The sexual and familial aspects of short-term cohabitation are only too well known to most social workers . 

A German gerontologist , in an article about old people written for GPs , wittily attacks stereotypes with facts , cartoons and photographs . 

In the February issue of The Art Newspaper , you published an entertaining article about expertises . 

It contains and excellent article about Pat Keen and her classes , a splendid photo of Pat herself and the observation -- accurate indeed -- that she looked years younger than her age . 

An article by him advocating a national Nonconformist congress appeared in Hughes ' Methodist Times on 20 February 1890 and was written at Hughes ' request . 

I have also enclosed an interesting article by David Wilkinson of IEEP , expressing views with which we strongly concur . 

After university , he became a free-lance journalist in London , writing articles for most of the leading literary magazines . 

Thank you for providing me with an excellent short article for the summer edition of Rural Wales . 

In an article in the Church of England Newspaper recommending church planting , he adds this caution : 

It reads : " The director of medical services drew members ' attention to a recent article in the British Medical Journal which highlighted that , out of 18 clients treated , the 22.2 per cent . 

Erm well I just wrote Miriam and said , I saw your article in Green Week can you send me further details . 

The Daily Telegraph , in a leading article of April 3 , 1979 , found it ` almost an interlude of light relief " after a winter of grim industrial strife . 

Has he seen the excellent Glasgow Evening Times article of 20 November which highlights that serious problem in Scotland ? 

French balancing act tipped Beirut into war : In his concluding article on Lebanon 's history , Robert Fisk examines how France 's ` political solution " created a war 

Helen Bullock 's article on dads who are unable to cope has attracted many readers ' letters . 

About this time machine knitting was becoming more popular and articles about how to make money from it were appearing . 

THE answer to your article ` Do five-year-olds need lessons in gay love ? " is a sensible ` no " . 

Perhaps the most interesting point which arises from McCullough 's article is that it needed to be said . 

The bulletin lists new book acquisitions and a selection of articles from periodicals received . 

Another in the same mould is Golf 's Lighter Side , a selection of articles from Golf Illustrated from the last 100 years . 

Reading lists including relevant research and articles from journals should be appended . 

Tucker 's article on developing research collections in the new universities is one of those rare pieces which gives the feel of this subject . 

I was most interested in Mark Blythe 's article on racing up towers and high buildings around the world . 

A recent article on teaching English in higher education begins : 

Wanted to do an article on how I 'd built the company from nothing . 

Sarah Yardley 's excellent article on Goat Welfare in the August issue wisely asked the question ` do we need to breed ? " 

Their gripping ascent of The Bat , immortalised by Smith 's classic article The Bat and The Wicked , has become one of the most celebrated first ascents of all time . 

In the New England Journal of Medicine article which incensed Dr Mumby the validity of provocation of symptoms by intracutaneous tests to identify food sensitivities was evaluated under double blind conditions . 

A modest journal article might have produced for the author a significant learning experience . 

Similarly gloomy comments by another AMR executive in a recent Wall Street Journal article prompted hundreds of travellers to call American about the soundness of their tickets . 

He started reading an article about the lifestyle of the rich and famous . 

I recently read an article which claimed that 30% of all shots on a golf course are putts . 

I was reading an article ( Echoes , March 3 ) by David Isaacs about an old soldier 's experience in Singapore and it reminded me of a conversation with a friend in Carlisle . 

He wrote articles for the Fortnightly Review , favoured the disestablishment of the Church of England , and was sympathetic to the ` unauthorized programme " of Joseph Chamberlain [ q.v . ] . 

He wrote numerous articles in journals relating to children 's health , and was editor and part author of a number of textbooks , including Nursing and Diseases of Sick Children ( 1930 ) . 

MacArthur criticised the American military for wishing to ` scuttle the Pacific " .

The horses took clumps of gorse and two stone walls in their stride ; they ripped through a copse . 

Shots were returned , but the gunmen escaped to a nearby copse . 

He could grow hedges and wildflowers instead of sugar beet ; he could turn his fields into areas of ` quiet countryside enjoyment " ; he could restore ancient coppices and chalk grassland . 

Tall firs form a copse at the back of the house and great clumps of rhododendrons and laurels surround the lawns to the south , conserving the safe , dark Victorian atmosphere of the place . 

Somewhere distant , faint , off to my right , I can hear a cuckoo calling as he moves among the coppices and hedgerows . 

Now it is free , and very agreeable it was on a spring morning to walk through its coppices and gardens of oak and maple , white roses and birches and every kind of shrub . 

Two thousand acres of coppices were to be enclosed and planted with oak and beech , and a ` rolling programme " of further enclosures was projected as the trees matured . 

Morgan felt more comfortable as he approached the Grange , still hidden by a copse of trees . 

They passed the copse and the lights of a large Elizabethan house came into view . 

Coppices of oak were cultivated in the area for the provision of charcoal . 

Even the substantially open areas of the Downs hold pairs where small copses provide nest sites . 

He wanders lonely valleys and isolated copses , where he plays enticing music on his flute . 

Another time he passed a copse of exposed trees that had been battered by the prevailing wind for so long that the trees were permanently bent over . 

He was approaching the copse of trees , a dark island by the side of the road . 

How many rabbits were concealed in the copse and watching them now ? 

In the early evening Hazel sought out Bigwig and together they ventured into the copse behind the warren . 

A few minutes later the rabbits had crossed the cart-track and vanished into the copse beyond . 

He grows roses and part of the grounds consists of a copse of mature trees . 

It was the first time professional ballet was seen in South Africa , and the performances caused much excitement .

It is the first time since 1987 that the race has been held over onto the standby day .

It was the second time witnesses had failed to turn up for Tapping 's trial .

But the third time he tried to drive away from them in his Ford Escort down a public footpath he was followed and caught .

` Unfortunately , it fell to pieces the third time I accessed it as a user ( no seams you see ) .

That was the fourth time they 'd had Michael and Helen to dinner .

Corbett looked down at the fearful remains of a young man who , the last time they had met , had been a vigorous young soldier interested in clearing his own name .

In 1899 Watson came on a second tour and this time went to the far west .

The lur blowers are far more intriguing because local legend has it that every time a virgin walks past them the sound of the lur echoes round the square . "

Watch makers were forced at one time to accept either bread tickets or else take payment in cheap watches which they could sell only at a loss .

At one time the Rowdies were mainly Skinheads for whom the terraces were but one of a number of arenas for collective action .

No , I do n't suppose you do now , but , but I have would off worked for local authorities , because at one time they were very poorly paid .

The Tanat Valley Railway was at one time likely to have been involved in the grandiose proposal of 1845 concerning the West Midlands , Shrewsbury and Coast of Wales Railway Company .

He rang the Wallis 's number twice more during a period of five days and each time got the answerphone .

For the first time in history , all nonemergency civilian aircraft in the United States were grounded , stranding tens of thousands of passengers across the country .

Five times a day ( six on Sundays ) , polished wooden trains make the hour-long journey in each direction through orchards and spectacular mountain scenery , stopping at Son Sardina and Bunyola .

Now , is it your recollection that the first time the Pandas book was mentioned was during the July meeting that you attended ?

A large electronic bid-taker on the wall reflects the current bidding price ; this happens several times every minute .

I 'm reminded of previous times I have felt sad and I will connect them into a series by way of the synaptic corridors they pass through .

Of the ceremonies , first there was el día del prendorio ( day of the engagement ) , when the bride and groom came together publicly for the first time .

Many of you responded in a positive manner by increasing your contribution or contributing to the fund for the first time .

But the sizable reduction in Colombia 's crop means that for the first time overall coca production in the Andes is dropping at a rapid pace .

For some , `` occasionally '' means several times a year ; for a few , it means several times a week .

Thus , if you think of a string as a closed loop , that loop might live on the long tube in two ways , either wrapped around the tube one or more times or not wrapped around the tube , but lying on the tube 's surface like a rubber band lying on a surface .

The sight of it seemed to provoke in her a torrent of recrimination . 

Soon a torrent of research appeared , on individual councils and on individual policies . 

When I confronted him outside the refectory and insisted that the resident be allowed to finish his meal , he exploded in a torrent of foul language and vowed he would never return . 

After the torrent of adverse publicity they attracted last season , the hunters were anxious to show they 're not the rich savages most of the public believes them to be . 

We were told the lawyers of Lord 's were worried that a statement might unleash a torrent of writs against newspapers . 

Torrents of water sluiced through the stands , drowning pitch , players and spectators . 

Concurrent Computer Corp , now based in Oceanport , New Jersey has unleashed a torrent of new products and services -- it counts 45 all told . 

What often starts as a trickle finishes up as a torrent of new ideas . 

For another , the torrent of documentation , however carefully edited , led to ever more nuances and qualifications . 

They were caught in the coils where they brought down torrents of machine gun fire . 

The woman clung to Julia 's hand and broke down for the first time , weeping and pouring out a torrent of Italian that Julia was incapable of translating for herself . 

She could n't help it ; the words poured out , a torrent of pent-up emotional resentment , released at last . 

Eldorado 's death knell has been heralded since the week it started on July 6 , although BBC bosses had said they would keep it going for five years despite the torrent of criticism . 

Her letter brought forth a torrent of rebukes from people far more expert than she -- and far more caring . 

There followed a torrent of Greek , of which Lindsey understood only the word ` Niall " , before she tucked one slender hand through his arm . 

PATIENTS were stranded in their beds as a torrent of flood water swept through a North Wales hospital last night when a freak rain storm brought havoc to parts of North Wales . 

The crucible tipped and a trickle of white became a torrent of splashing red and burning fire , and the mould filled with liquid metal . 

I stared at Gav from my bed , blinking and trying to take in this torrent of exponentially catastrophic information . 

I felt a migraine coming on as the old girl began to wail and Zylpha screamed a torrent of abuse . 

Staggering over my own threshold again released a torrent of emotions . 

A torrent of words pour out as thoughts race around in her head , vying with each other for verbal expression . 

The advent of Michael Heseltine at the DTI unleashed a torrent of words on the Government 's new , active approach . 

Darlington firemen tackled a fire caused by a grill pan bursting into flames at a house in The Greenway , Middleton St George yesterday morning .

Flames swept through the wooden building and the boys , who at first tried to fight the blaze , fled in terror as it spread .

Maureen answered straight away , and listened eagerly , giving excited squeaks from time to time as her niece brought her up to date on everything that had happened . 

Joy made one last desperate attempt and produced the most horrendous squeak ever , like a hare caught by a harvest scythe . 

She gave one last cry , several squeaks and splutters , and then quietened completely . 

Their ultrasonic squeaks or tongue clicks reflect off objects as small as grass stems and , supplemented by their other senses , help these animals find their way around . 

The rushes on the floor were none too clean : hungry wolf-hounds foraged amongst them for bits of food and Corbett heard the squeak and scamper of rats . 

Strangely , the squeaks and scratches of the rats in the walls began again . 

She scarcely recognised the faltering squeak that issued from between her lips as being the sound of her own voice . 

With a squeak of pain and fear , and a look of real hate , it ran up the back of the chair and made a great jump onto the rope of the alarm bell . 

This is normally a gradual process ; few people notice that after the age of twenty-three they no longer hear the high-pitched squeak of a bat . 

Euclid , the orange tomcat , veteran of at least two major quakes , snoozed through that golden Saturday morning on my garden step , his mind on mice and the dying squeak of captured vole or bird . 

Accompanied by the squeak of the trolley and the hum of the ubiquitous Coke dispenser , we pass reams of shit-brown doors to get to Room 135 . 

She began to drift and was just dozing off when she heard the squeak of Nathan 's deck shoes on the ladder . 

The voices were cut off as suddenly as the squeaks of a mouse were stifled by the lightning grip of his python . 

As he opened the door and looked out he thought he heard the squeak of a tricycle . 

The bang came again but softer , and she made out the squeak of rusty hinges against the din of the stormy night . 

Just after six o'clock , Clare heard the squeak of the garden gate hinge . 

George , the sacrificial dummy , had n't emitted a squeak for a long time . 

Charity gave a squeak like a startled sparrow , and dropped the binoculars so swiftly that the weight jerked uncomfortably on her neck . 

Mice also produce ultrasound during mating , when the pelvic thrusts of the male are accompanied by rhythmic squeaks . 

The lawyer , with his rational mind , knew that the snake could not see the cardboard box containing the mouse , let alone hear its frantic squeaks . 

Before he could hit the rat , however , it jumped to the floor with a squeak . 

When chased by a bat -- which they evidently recognize as such -- they emit bat-like sonar squeaks , which confuse the bat as to exactly where it ( the bat ) and the moth really are . 

It is suggested that the bat hears echoes of its own squeaks rebounding from solid objects . 

The choice between the prevailing theory and Renfrew 's depends on whether one accepts a `` wave '' theory , first promulgated more than a hundred years ago by Johnanes Schmidt , a German linguist , or one of indigenous development .

Pottery finds can be interpreted to support either the imposition of an elite culture from Turkmenia or a late development of the Indus civilization .

Finally , we hypothesized that a daily injection of the beta-adrenergic antagonist propanolol would significantly reduce the development of ventricular hypertrophy .

In particular , the identities of five Antennapedia -like homeobox genes have been disclosed from both our and the Spanish asexual strains [ 11 26 ] . These findings imply that PEVE may affect other asexual strains of planaria , thus paving the way for the development of transgenic planaria using the planarian viral sequences as vectors for introduction of exogenous DNA into planarian cells .

In three patients there was coexisting liver disease and in one of these patients ( patient 9 ) , the PVO was associated with the development of hepatocellular carcinoma .

Although anal intercourse may play some part it does not seem to be a necessary activity for the development of anal cancer .

Inactivation of the p53 pathway will result in the survival of cells exposed to mutagens , and may thus have a pivotal role in the development of cancer .

Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia is a morphologically defined lesion associated with the development of cervical carcinoma and is conventionally separated into three grades according to the severity of cytological abnormality and disturbance of the epithelial architecture .

It is difficult to assess the role of dietary fibre in the development of colonic cancer but our results suggest that the increases in cellular proliferation associated with long term higher dietary fibre intake are modest , occur mainly in the proximal colon and are unlikely to present a significant risk for mucosal instability in the distal colon .

A reduced fibre content of the diet on its own might be an important contributor to the development of colonic cancer .

The development of overt lung cancer depends on a second chemical insult ( the promoter ) , a chance event that may occur 20 to 40 years later , or not at all .

Phyto-oestrogens are thus unlikely to represent an important factor in the development of breast cancer , but they may have some contributory effect in younger women .

Against a background of inherited susceptibility , diet , particularly one that is high in animal fat , seems to have a major influence on the development of colorectal cancer .

Because viruses are known to be implicated in the development of certain cancers , it was natural to investigate any possible relationship between herpes infection of the cervix and cervical cancer .

It is clear that both tobacco and alcohol are risk factors in the development of oral carcinoma .

Populations at risk for the development of large bowel cancer are also generally at higher risk for development of coronary heart disease .

Miners are thus a high risk group for the development of gastric cancer and gastroscopic screening could give a significant yield of early gastric cancers .

Smoking is known to be an important risk factor for development of squamous carcinomas of the oesophagus in the Western world and thus could be a likely candidate for adenocarcinomatous change .

The protein products encoded by many of these genes have been characterised -- some in considerable detail -- and the evidence is now compelling that their abnormal expression is related to the development of human cancer .

This study has clearly shown , however , a correlation between increased alkaline exposure of the stomach and the oesophagus with the development of complications .

The second aim was to relate the effects of acid and alkaline exposure to the development of complications in Barrett 's oesophagus .

The danger time for development of tubal complications with gonorrhoea is the menstrual period .

The thought appalled him so much that he went into the attic and slid back into bed without saying anything more to either of them . 

Under Dauntless 's watchful eye , Cleo prowled around the attic , exploring . 

She took the correct corridor , found the Salome annexe and climbed up to the attic . 

He climbed up the steps , pipe in mouth , grunted out a few words as he entered the attic and blew the lamp out , plunging them all into total darkness . 

She left the attic , by he ladder this time , and then kicked all the junk into a great heap along the banisters . 

He would live in an attic and wear threadbare clothes provides he could go on seeing and making movies " . 

When I went to live in the attic , Jean-Claude still took it for granted that the wood he needed for the stove should be filched from the railway sidings . 

All her images of a tiny waif locked in the attic seemed suddenly foolish and fantastic . 

Together they moved into an attic in Dean Street in 1951 and soon knew every shopkeeper , pub and club in the district . 

Michael ran up to the attic and took the helmet off the chest , holding it by the strap . 

After a bit of persuasion he agreed to show Cousin Noreen round his attic . 

Since the advent of Felicity , she had gone up to sleep in the attic -- an arrangement she preferred , as she had absolute privacy up there , and as luck would have it , there was an electric fire , so that she could use it as a study . 

During this time , the rest of the family might take a holiday -- staying in the attic of Uncle Jim 's boarding house at Morecambe Bay , where my mother helped with the cooking and serving , or borrowing Auntie Mary 's caravan for a week at Saltburn . 

On the day on which he had lost her he had sat for hours on the bed in the attic where she had lived during her time with him , and where they had shared their afternoon of love , and now , on the evening of the second day , he sat there again . 

They remembered Phoebe from Oxford days , and she could not fail to notice their thinly veiled compassion for Rachel that her brilliant daughter should have turned out so odd , so unsatisfactory . 

Despite the seeming social compassion for ageing workers , it is important that the counsellor of retired and retiring people is able to see the reverse side of this apparent concern . 

It seems to arise out of overwhelming compassion for the poor widow who was in the process of burying her only son . 

" She stopped , her inadequacy confused with her compassion for him . 

She stared at him as he sipped his lager , thinking it was a shame his compassion for handicapped people had n't extended to her sister when she had most needed him . 

I owe my physical survival to the courage and compassion of the Quakers . 

. Few things now call forth less collective compassion of humankind than the great suffering animals endure in the name of human interests . " 

` The compassion of Mrs Lodge is something this court can not ignore , " said the judge . 

He was moved to do this because of the feeling that this is not a mere river but the Lord 's compassion flowing before us . 

The Colonel 's cool compassion showed his command of the situation : no moment of fury distorted his fearless and level-headed view . 

It was Rosemary 's compassion that saved Ann-Marie from jail on Monday when she appeared at Cardiff Crown Court . 

` Yes , " the Prince replied , for the first time showing compassion . 

I think yes there may well be an apathy and one should challenge that , but we do n't want people to be unwise with their love and compassion . 

Skeletal arms lifted , one pointing ; eyes that were just holes in maggoty wood seemed to seek compassion from the human . 

Lighting and setting are by Robert Cohan ( who has known war experience ) and there 's no doubt of the work 's deep sincerity and compassion for the American soldiers of its cast . 

Compassion then fills our life , because the compassion of Christ has transformed our hearts . 

Theda had been struck by an unexpected pang of compassion for Lady Merchiston . 

Mr Aldous insists that Robson Rhodes demonstrates compassion by making every effort to ensure people obliged to leave the firm have somewhere else to go . 

It is when she feels compassion , rather than revulsion , for the salamander and kisses him that the spell breaks . 

She felt a twinge of compassion for her new fledgling , but it was n't until some ten minutes later that she realized the marquis had not remained untouched by his encounter with the gypsy girl . 

` Yet she made it known to Brother Tutilo , " retorted Herluin , burning up in his turn , ` that she has felt compassion towards afflicted Ramsey , and wishes to benefit us in our distress . 

Others have overwhelming compassion for their former president . 

He has no compassion for the workers when times are bad and wages low , and does not ask for pity when he himself faces ruin . 

Yet more instructions are given as to how the people should live , how they should avoid oppression , and show true compassion for the poor and the vulnerable . 

She flushed , feeling a surge of friendliness towards this seemingly ruthless man who showed unexpected compassion towards a small , helpless creature at the mercy of all who carried guns . 

The last viceroyalty was thus conceived -- by , of all people , a Labour prime minister , but one , it must be remembered , who was at Haileybury -- as a supreme test of British adeptness in the gentlemanly art of leadership . 

To an incoming Minister , who may owe his appointment more to adeptness in handling argument on paper or on the floor of the House of Commons , such inhibitions can come as an unwelcome surprise . 

That 's the reality of homebuilding , and in this book Geoff Jones has n't shied away from recognising that patience and a sense of humour are as essential to the completion of a project as adeptness with bandsaw or metal shears . 

Hashimoto , 59 , has tried to emphasize his foreign policy adeptness by breaking the ice --- even calling Kim , 69 , his `` older brother '' in politics .

Minutes later 43-year-old Pauline Rees , who works at Trees Park Village at Middleton St George , was shot in the face in her driveway in Lyonette Road . 

Every driveway to the castle was crowded and many of those on foot climbed the boundary walls of the estate and made their way through the policies . 

Despite extensive inquiries officers have still not traced the owner of a red Sierra-style saloon seen in the driveway to the 82-year-old woman 's Martlesham bungalow at about 2.30 pm on Wednesday February 10 . 

The former bus driver was found gunned down in the driveway to his home in Greta Avenue on Sunday morning . 

Instead , he did another trick with the steering-wheel , making her lurch forward again as they turned off the road , between a pair of high wrought-iron gates , and headed up a tree-lined gravel driveway towards a fabulous , sprawling , red-roofed villa . 

Then they were through and roaring round the curves of the wide gravel driveway , as they charged towards the enemy stronghold . 

He swung into the hospital driveway , and Belinda could n't find a comforting utterance in response to the deep fears he had just tried to voice . 

Seconds later he was backing an ancient Bedford van out of the driveway . 

` What are you holding , Belinda ? " asked Tom as he reversed rapidly down the driveway . 

Rocky , busy waving his charges on board , glanced over his shoulder in time to see a small group of dark shapes disappearing at a fast lope round the bend of the curving driveway . 

But yesterday Norman Bainbridge , of Cleveland Avenue , said students regularly ignored restrictions and parked on both sides of the roads around the college , causing havoc for motorists and blocking driveways . 

A driveway of red earth led to a white two-storeyed mansion , with nine tall windows on the first floor , each leading on to a balcony . 

He directs Rainbow into a side road , and on to a semicircular driveway before a handsome villa -- probably late Regency , perfect of its kind . 

When she swung into the leafy driveway at Cultra , she was relieved to find no other vehicle there . 

The sweeping driveways , thickly foliaged gardens and imposing façades underline a privacy that can only be bought or inherited . 

Breaking up the concrete driveway came next to make way for lawns , borders and a pond . 

We got under a flat little concrete bridge that was the driveway into someone 's garage . 

A long driveway , with a lake on one side and flat , flowered meadows on the other , the dark shapes of cattle grazing . 

This is the main driveway up here , opening on what used to be a road down to Florence . " 

The house stood on top of a low hill , joined to the main road by a narrow driveway flanked on both sides by dwarf conifers . 

By design they had entered the grounds quite close to the front entrance , and they angled their progress so as to bring them into contact with the main driveway as quickly as possible . 

And even if you 're parking it in your driveway or close to your home , lock and secure it at all times . 

I pulled into the driveway of the third house on the right-hand side . 

Fifteen minutes passed and no car turned into the shaded driveway . 

They eventually agreed to walk down the driveway and pose for pictures . 

In the Sixties , said the lady at the museum , the old town was gutted . 

While we were drinking our tea , the lady at the shop told us that the water that flows over Hardraw Force is in York within an hour . 

A very nice lady at the town hall explained that there 's no appeal and consequently I have no vote . 

I was not unhappy to be sitting opposite an attractive lady from Coll and there was only one person I knew of who lived on Coll . 

An Indian lady from India sits in reception looking at an Indian film magazine and listening to Indian music . 

Mr Milburn said he had spoken to an 81-year-old lady from Harrowgate Hill who has got steadily more blind while waiting two years for treatment for cataracts . 

The lady in question frames an elegant response : ` Ferkauf , yer Brit eejut . " 

Clearly also she is a lady of character and determination who is , or can be , fiercely protective of her charges . 

The lady of the house placed herself in a chair opposite Carla 's . 

When I had finished , her abdomen was lifted high and nipped in like a wasp-waisted Victorian lady of fashion . 

Something would attract her -- a cloud , a flower , a fat lady on the street- and she would drift away from the track unthinkingly . 

Lucinda Craig Harvey saw her former cleaning lady on several occasions during her engagement , once at the 30th birthday party of her brother-in-law , Neil McCorquodale . 

One of the children pawed at my lap , as if returning my attention to the lady on the velvet throne . 

The ice-cream lady with the curly brown hair walked slowly up the aisle , her head turning this way and that in search of last-minute customers . 

She 's a large , slouchy lady with a big pot belly which she does n't try to hide . 

The toilet sign shows a lady with an A-line skirt carrying an umbrella and a handbag . 

The medical centre door was ajar , and the patient lay on the couch , a middle-aged lady with a pale face under the pink of her sunburn , and shallow , laboured breathing . 

In fact , I 've always wanted to play a realistic , no make-up , bag lady . 

His elderly assistant , a tiny Tyrolean hat with a feather ( he had been to Austria for nine guineas in 1956 ) , and the rather poker-faced greengrocer lady sported a tinsel crown . 

` I suppose it is all very Come On Down and Leslie Crowther-like , but it is an American idea , " says Kath Bradley , a star Tupperware lady , who has graduated to executive manager . 

Having said this , I am still as ever quite prepared to show any curious , doubting lady ( providing she be attractive ) that my credentials are in order …

She knew she could never trespass on any liking from that robust and distant lady . 

He was taking this highly nervous lady away from the local hospital to one in the Bedford area . 

` Is it your wish to so demoralize Aschmann that she can not perform and you are therefore left without a leading lady for three operettas ? " 

An example of this is the case of a lady of forty-five who attended the clinic with neuralgia which had been present for some years . 

There 's little doubt that where public relations is concerned this Lady of Shallott surely knows her onions and if I were she , I would sue Channel 4 over one of Ms Paglia 's implications . 

On one occasion an Irish visitor asked a late tenant , Mr Crawshaw , if the lady in white who had passed him on the stairs would be coming down to breakfast soon . 

We were all set to be impressed , but when we entered the room , it turned out that she was a tiny-little lady with grinning peasant features and the usual pudding-basin haircut . 

The scatty lady has left her passenger door fractionally open all night and the courtesy light has drained the battery , which takes Mark about two seconds to figure . 

` Is the lady who plays Alice a child or a teenager ? " asked my six-year-old . 

One lady who has arthritis in her knees and suffered from swelling feet said that she was ` able to walk better now with not so much pain -- easier to go up stairs . " 

Unless she had misunderstood the pinafore-clad lady up at Vendelin Gajdusek 's house , the earliest he was expected back was this Thursday . 

And the lady that does the Watershed programme from Bristol is also doing our programme for free . 

His business with them had been satisfactorily completed ; he had taken his money from the American lady and disappeared . 

In New York a new generation of designers is eschewing the American sportswear direction and instead looking towards an American lady of a mid-fifties vintage for inspiration . 

As she spoke , young Panos played at her feet , shooting curious glances at the nice English lady with tears rolling down her cheeks . 

She was a tough English lady who was not at all feminine and who would physically attack anyone who stood in her way . 

` Mum says we got a new lodger , a nice French lady , " said Linda . 

A French lady in an adjoining room who understood some English had become greatly alarmed and taken it upon herself to summon the police . 

Mrs Goreng had been befriended by the French lady down the hill , who was an amateur painter ; so I was no longer required continually . 

As the elderly lady began to pick up her bag , Sergeant Bird detained her . 

` Can you sit up now ? " asked the elderly lady with grey hair . 

The dear old lady had heard Annie shout : ` What a lovely surprise ! 

The classic picture of the eccentric old lady , living with a houseful of cats . 

` Whatever is it ? " shrieked the old lady , shaking her loose and holding her at arm 's length . 

They might well talk to a pretty lady when they would hesitate to confide in an old man like me . " 

Molassi had listened to the conversation between the clever boy and the pretty lady . 

The pretty nurse with her wheelchaired lady was nearer and I could read ` Sally " on her white uniform badge . 

My driver proved to be a very spirited young lady in her thirties , with blond hair and blue jeans . 

How ironic , Antonietta 's mother remarked , that it took a young lady from a foreign country to educate them about one of their own artists ! 

Ada was a particularly striking young lady , with a pale complexion contrasted by very dark hair . 

He nearly fainted when Hank began : ` You know I rent a garage from a young widow lady . " 

She dreaded being called a learned lady : her mother said that ` she was a living library ; but locked up , except to a chosen few . " 

He called her ` such a pretty lady " but I would say handsome , myself . 

I do n't think she knew the crochet lady and I 'm sure neither knew that I had perfected the art of correcting typescript undetectably ! 

I had known this lady for many years and could claim to have had a friendly relationship with her . 

She was the daughter of an old friend of his , who had married a Welsh lady and settled in Caernarvon . 

Observing them closely , I felt very sure that he would soon marry this fine lady . 

It is so exciting to see a really quite overweight lady transform into a slimmer , more vivacious and prettier one . 

I went to see the Family Counselling lady the other day because she wanted to know how Radish and I were getting on . 

` You will do as you see fit , my Lady of England , but am I right in thinking this girl has a brother ? " 

“ Fru Møller just told that lady that it never rains here in August , but the dolls say it often does and they packed their mackintoshes ! ” 

One of our members told how a German lady met in a Festival bus queue had sent money for the purchase of books for her grandchildren . 

We were both greatly taken with this lady , who after much questioning gave Nigel a thorough physical examination , and more X-rays were taken . 

The Green Lady is also the subject of an oil painting ; a portrait of herself in a green dress which the Spanish lady gave to the Bolle family as a gift . 

` That 's the diabetic lady whose urine test gave some cause for concern . " 

She was n't sure if she groaned out loud , but the middle-aged lady in the opposite seat gave her a worried glance before ducking quickly back into her magazine . 

She is a 34-year-old lady who lives in the suburbs of a city with her husband or partner . 

Another place across the dale from us was East New Houses , where a maiden lady lived when I was a child . 

The lady of the house lived alone , there were no callers ; she was friendly but not communicative and the evening passed in silence . 

Fabia did note that Ven had a few pleasant words with the hard-working lady before she , smiling , left the room . 

Probably with two juvenile delinquents ( now aged five and eight ) in the offing .

It is difficult to point to the material goals which football hooligans or juvenile delinquents are chasing .

Certainly , when a boy , I had fights with juvenile delinquents , some of whom belonged to ` gangs " .

` You should try looking after my class of twelve-year-old juvenile delinquents ! "

Baden-Powell , for example , the founder of the Scout Movement was a fan of the juvenile delinquents of his day :

` People are paranoid -- they just want to keep the problem under control so they do n't get robbed by juvenile delinquents , " she said .

In the medical faculty at the University of Rome there is a gallery of portraits of splendidly ugly delinquents who were used to illustrate Lombroso 's theory .

In this way they may successfully promote images of themselves as high spirited teenagers rather than as malicious delinquents .

It would be wrong to suggest that there are no moral fables , no cautionary tales for male delinquents or deviant men in our culture .

Gay lovers and Nietzschean delinquents , Leopold and Loeb scandalised America in the Twenties .

NIGEL GOULD has looked at one centre -- currently under financial threat -- which helps protect young delinquents from themselves .

Such a framework has more than a passing similarity with the career structure observed by Howard Parker in his study of young delinquents in Liverpool .

García , in turn , accused the five commission members of being " delinquents with political ambitions " intent on preventing his making a political comeback .

Matza has noted what he called ` techniques of neutralisation " amongst delinquents about their offences and one of these was ` denial of the offence " ( Matza , 1964 ) .

Articles appeared in the press extolling the creativity of ` home-making " ; psychiatrists warned that children who grew up without their mother 's constant care and attention were seriously deprived and might well become delinquents .

Every burger joint seems to be full of leisure-wear parents waiting for their delinquents to come off the hill and be escorted home .

It may be that tougher-looking delinquents are more liable to be put away than fragile looking ones .

Perhaps because it seems so obvious , the theorists did not bother to try to find out whether delinquents did in fact hold delinquent values , but concentrated more on explaining how these values came about .

All along Zen had been haunted by the idea that he might make some blunder which would hang over him for the rest of his life , yet here he was behaving like a dope addict . 

The mother -- who believes she passed on her 50-a-day habit to the girl while she was pregnant -- revealed that Cherie had been diagnosed a nicotine addict by a doctor . 

Sugar addicts gain weight , rot their teeth , and in extreme cases may even develop diabetes . 

He was a Valium addict who would try anything to obtain a supply of the drug -- including pretending to overdose himself so he would be referred to psychiatry . 

Indeed , the average age of new narcotic addicts notified to the Home Office in 1984 was about 26 years . 

Mary Clemmey has sold American rights excluding Canada in Ray Shell ` s Diary of a Crack Addict ( published here by HarperCollins ) to Random House US , and German rights to Droemer for DM100,000 . 

` You ai n't going to have fun with two goddamn cocaine addicts . 

He 's a cocaine addict , and recently his behaviour has deteriorated rapidly . 

I 'm a cocaine addict and I need something , 'cause I 've not had none for so many hours now . 

And on the day that a massive increase in registered drug addicts is announced , we look at the situation in the Fox F M area . 

As a food addict , you probably find it hard to do without items you crave . 

We can see that , in these terms , all immediate-return hunter-gatherers qualify as ` food addicts " because , never having been weaned , they retain the primal , nutritive addiction to the breast . 

One million Pakistani heroin addicts consume 42 tons of the purest heroin a year . 

But there 's little evidence to suggest that a pregnant woman 's cravings reflect her nutritional needs any more than anyone else 's . 

Researchers found that thin people also experienced food cravings , but not nearly as much as those who were overweight . 

The only supervision required is the kind that will keep the addict from going out and buying something to satisfy his craving . 

And some even skip normal meals to satisfy their craving for chocolate and crisps , a survey revealed yesterday . 

All the new year 's resolutions in the world will not necessarily curb your cravings for sweet food . 

I could not stick to any diet for very long because of the chocolate cravings . 

For the sufferer from addictive disease it would not reduce cravings for addictive drugs and therefore the sufferer has the choice of continued cravings with Naltrexone or continued use of addictive drugs without it . 

This shows itself in a variety of ways : in the all-consuming craving for more money and possessions , more power and social status , and more pleasure and entertainment . 

Far from slaking his thirst , all his weekend with her had done was whet his appetite and leave him with a desperate craving for more . 

Mrs Jobson 's 15-year-old son , Jonathan , had begun to suffer dizzy spells and extreme craving for chocolate -- a symptom of people exposed to excessive insulin . 

Make sure that you have in plenty of supplies -- food , drink , clean nightwear and underwear , and so on -- that will eliminate the need for shopping after your operation . 

2 Show the patient to his bed and ask the patient to change into nightwear . 

It was indeed Mrs. Mounce yet again , and in her frilly nightwear , but Bob did not throw her downstairs and break her neck . 

` You stay in your nightwear when you come home and you go back to bed . 

There were fur-edged dolmans , silk-lined pelisses , and gorgets of pure gold . 

It has an iridescent blue gorget with a red ` bull's-eye " spot in the middle . 

` Do off his helmet , quickly , " said Hotspur , tearing off his gauntlets and himself stooping to fumble at the mail gorget , ` he 's breathing blood ! " 

Her head-dress was old-fashioned , two veils of pleated lawn falling down either side of her heart-shaped face and fastened under the chin by a bejewelled gorget . 

Having decided to press on southwards and finish the day somewhere in the region of Freiburg , I joined the autobahn at Karlsruhe . 

A little bright relief on the autobahn around Munich allowed the Safrane V6 to show its paces . 

Later we 'll move on to the E35 -- the autobahn to Basle in Switzerland . 

` Tweed -- with Paula Grey , I assume -- at this moment is driving south along the autobahn from Frankfurt . 

Oscar sat inside his parked truck at the top of the slip road leading down on to the E 35 for traffic heading along the autobahn to Freiburg and Basle . 

The truck was skidding all over the autobahn , skating over the ice-rink surface . 

He asked to switch her mind to something else , and because it was essential to leave the autobahn after what had just happened . 

It took him half an hour 's fast driving up the autobahn to reach the disaster point . 

There was a newsflash I caught of a big pile-up on the E 35 autobahn outside Freiburg … ’ 

Lakewood guitars are designed by one Martin Seeliger , and they 're built at the rate of about twenty-five per week in a town called Geissen in Germany , an hour or so up the autobahn from Frankfurt . 

Leaving the autobahn you head into the Loreley valley , the lair of the curled Rhine . 

A few minutes after restarting he picked up the autobahn to Salzburg . 

The old pre-war autobahn to Stuttgart only had a double carriageway and after fifty years of use was often under repair . 

You are the most extraordinary and wonderful woman I have ever encountered , and I shall make it a magnum of champagne . 

I am not for one moment suggesting that you could do such a thing yourself because I think you would do it with more style and use a magnum of champagne . 

His goal scoring prowess won him Scotland 's Golden Boot Award , a magnum of Moet Chandon and the nickname Champagne Charlie . 

Mr Murphy 's caption -- ` And you said JMU inspectors were above reproach " -- wins him a magnum of champagne and the original Tony Holland cartoon . 

If can recall to this day a book I had for review years and years ago in which the hero swaggered into a smart London nightclub , ordered a magnum of champagne and drank it down . 

The Anzac Captain , drunk as a fiddler 's bitch , fumbled for their newly-opened magnum of champagne , and shook the bottle . 

Nigel Spencer ( left ) receives a magnum of champagne from Andrew Copeman , a Consultant with Retail Banking Research . 

Middlesbrough goalkeeper Stephen Pears , who lives nearby , donated a magnum of champagne which he won as a man of the match prize . 

FAITHFUL readers know that four years ago we wagered a magnum of bubbly against the proposed restaurant in the former TSB premises in Stanhope having a Michelin star by 1990 . 

DB Links and AV Imagizer Toolkit , a programmer-level package of run-time C and dynamic link libraries and documentation , are options as is a MasstorMind Optical Storage Manager . 

The package of treaties allows for formal acceptance of a third party obligation , which is not explicitly referred to in the former treaty . 

Practitioners who returned a preprinted postcard expressing further interest were sent the package of recording booklets and distance learning programme . 

The Joint Venture and other gas producers in this area have the opportunity to participate in each package of contracts . 

It has been thrown away in the haste of cobbling together a package of ` tough new laws " whenever the Government felt the need for legislative machismo . 

Get Ready ! offers the teacher a complete package of support materials , arranged for maximum ease of use into sixty Steps at each level . 

The second purpose of the Lecture has been to bring out the need to consider a complete ` package " of tax changes . 

AUSTRALIAN Offshore Services ( AOS ) and P&O Catering are providing a complete package of service for a major offshore construction project off Dampier in Western Australia . 

A full package of software options and services is also being configured for it . 

President Reagan failed to support an effort in Congress to provide a five-year , $1000 million package of loans and other measures to tempt the mining firms into action . 

In all , a very mixed package of health care measures was evolving . 

The Cabinet immediately adopted a package of measures to control the movement of LPG-laden vehicles through the heavily congested capital . 

The whole package of policies was presented in a series of leaflets and pamphlets , such as for Socialism and Peace and Labour 's Immediate Programme ( 1937 ) . 

A similar package of stabilisation , privatisation and deregulation policies was pioneered by Margaret Thatcher . 

Governments had to be persuaded that they were in a position to run their eyes down a list of options so as to gauge the inflationary consequences of a particular package of demand management policies . 

Keynesians see monetary policy , therefore , as merely one part of a much larger package of policies . 

Included in their package of proposals are a national scrutineer and adviser on student association accounts and activities . 

The university authorities claimed after the talks that they had offered a package of generous proposals in an attempt to settle the dispute . 

The July 1979 package of reforms cleared several obstacles to ` direct relations " amongst enterprises ; it also gave teeth to a 1974 decree making delivery contracts binding . 

Called WIN -- Work and Income for the Nineties -- it offers a package of reforms to promote a better life for all Canadians . 

The government unveiled a new package of tariff reforms on June 3 , the latest stage of its five-year campaign to lower trade barriers . 

In a television interview on Nov. 10 President François Mitterrand foreshadowed a package of constitutional reforms . 

The airline has developed a total package of distribution services for its freight forwarding agents , carefully designed to best service the ultimate customers ; the manufacturer and the purchaser . 

A sophisticated package of services will be useless unless an underlying empathy has been demonstrated , and trust established by the social worker . 

Services also tend to take this segmented approach rather than offering an integrated package of support services to families . 

In addition it provides the client with a quarterly valuation , rather than the usual six monthly or annual review , and this includes a concise package of tax information for the client 's accountant . 

A package of tax and duty incentives aimed at attracting foreign institutions was launched on July 25 , 1989 . 

Nevertheless , in April Mitsotakis 's ND government introduced a package of emergency price and tax increases [ see p. 37388 ] . 

The government also announced a package of tax cuts and incentives . 

He was accused of stealing a horse from one peter Wright , and the case was written up in the Lancaster Gazette of 22 March 1806 : ` Edward Barlow aged 69 years , who has been the executioner for this county for twenty years , during which time he has officiated upon eighty four criminals ; for stealing a chestnut gelding , the property of P. Wright of North Meols -- Guilty ! " 

No record of his early life has survived but it is known that his father was executioner of the German town of Bamberg . 

The executioner of Paris at that time , as mentioned earlier , was Charles-Henri Sanson . 

Even one of Sanson 's brothers , the executioner of Herault , yielded to the temptation , frequently being so drunk that executions had to be postponed . 

In 1874 she became a lecturer in education , hygiene , and physiology , and vice-principal at the Bishop Otter College in Chichester . 

The academic side will be organised by Dr Marie Lawrence , who is also vice-principal of Lucy Cavendish College , Cambridge . 

Elizabeth Rickards , vice-principal of Duff Miller Sixth-Form College in London , believes that new types of examination mean that cramming in the old-fashioned way is impossible . 

She was also head of the botany department from 1890 to 1907 , and vice-principal of the college from 1898 to 1901 . 

It has been organised by Creggan Historical Society and the vice-principal of the Church of Ireland Theological College in Dublin , Dr William Marshall , is to deputise for Bishop Gerry Clifford , who is ill . 

Though Glasgow Polytechnic required the support of the safety net , its vice-principal , John Phillips , argued that it had competed well when with its Queen 's College partner and emerged as one of Scotland 's leading three or four universities . 

The school 's curriculum manager and acting vice-principal , Phil Dean , said there was a lot of uncertainty over the new number seven overlapping the old C and D grades . 

She taught English , mainly in teacher training colleges , becoming vice-principal of one and then Principal of Charlotte Mason College , Ambleside until 1970 . 

Landlord Dadley had begged the Birmingham committee of the ` Friends of Freedom " -- the group for ` revolutionary " political change -- not to cancel their dinner at his hotel . 

At formal dinners at Sandringham or Windsor Castle she frequently had to leave the table to be ill . 

Plates were handed out at a commemorative dinner by Health Authority Chairman Maurice Proctor . 

An equally spirited occasion was an all-ranks Christmas dinner in England when an unliked commanding officer of the battalion rashly made a speech of greeting in Welsh . 

` I expect it was when we were over in Europe and went to the Derby Eve dinner in London , " the elderly woman said . 

Docherty , who reckons that is a real blunder , made his feelings known when he spoke at a soccer club dinner in Norfolk . 

` Last year , at the twentieth anniversary dinner of the first Frazier fight , you got up to speak and you ended up talking for probably ten minutes . 

The Annual Dinner of the Stoddard Golf Club was held in November at its traditional venue in the Elderslie Village Hall . 

THE comedian Johnny Beattie was slightly perplexed at the recent annual dinner of the Benevolent Society of the Licensed Trade in Scotland . 

The two others were both co-chairmen of the President 's dinner , a lavish event held in Washington DC in April , which had raised $9,000,000 . 

V I Ps gathering for tonight 's anniversary dinner brought memories of all the station 's finest hours . 

If she were n't there to supervise Steinholz 's birthday dinner , Kruger would know something was up . 

Their sons , Roderick and Mark , said they left their parents at their home at 2.30am after their champagne dinner . 

FORD bosses have cancelled a lavish New Year 's eve dinner because it would have come too soon after 4,200 redundancies . 

This same year Munnings made his controversial attack on modern art at the Royal Academy dinner and afterwards resigned as its President . 

A fund is in existence to help defray the costs of the Senior Citizens Dinner but as no member has any detailed knowledge of it the chairman will make the necessary enquiries . 

Beeton Romford catered at a dinner for 400 guests in the Old Library at London 's Guildhall 

Tremayne lent me his Volvo to go to the boatyard in the morning , reminding me before I set off that it was the day of the awards dinner at which he was to be honoured . 

PLUS FIVE winners and partners will each get £100 tickets to the award dinner at London 's Grosvenor Hotel . 

He received the award during a gala dinner in Buenos Aires held to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Argentine Football Association . 

We have established , have we not , that the public house is not worthy of a celebration dinner . 

Customers at Guernsey were served with drinks and a slice of birthday cake , and in the evening the celebrations continued with a cabaret dinner for 180 invited guests . 

A weekly gala dinner is held with folk music , and a piano bar provides music three times a week . 

The Gala Performance will be followed by a dinner at the Savoy . 

His remarks left some of the cricketing Establishment at last night 's dinner feeling distinctly uncomfortable . 

6 October : The Duke of York , Trustee , this evening attended the 10th Anniversary Dinner of the Friends of Lakefield College School at the Cavalry and Guards Club , Piccadilly , London W1 . 

Raducanu attended the official dinner that followed the international but then left his team-mates . 

Six weeks before the baby was due , Branson attended a dinner at the Venue . 

Some of the corporation 's governors were expected to attend a dinner at Broadcasting House last night , with the Birt issue the main topic of conversation . 

Last week James and his wife were given a valedictory dinner by the Argentine ambassador , Mario Campora , and his wife at their handsome embassy across the square from Canning House . 

He wondered whether I would give a dinner , which I said I would , at my home . 

The Southumbria Local Section held a very successful 150th anniversary celebration dinner in Grimsby in October . 

The 7th A.A. Volunteers held a dinner and ball at the White Hart . 

Diana and Charles will be together this evening with other royals when the Queen hosts a dinner on board Britannia for leaders attending the European summit . 

When the château was complete , he hosted a dinner for 600 guests . 

On 19 January 1993 , the President hosted a dinner for about 250 guests from banking , the professions and education . 

She had , to begin with , colonised the boudoir , rearranging the furniture and bringing down pretty china from the spare bedroom , so as , she planned , to sit there often by herself . 

We get the husband , or whoever the jealous party was , bounding into the boudoir and catching 'em copulating . 

For two nights Alison had stayed in the house , couching upstairs with Jack , while Franca slept downstairs in her boudoir . 

It was the fashion at that time for rich people to have a little black page , dressed up in silks and satins and riding on the step of their carriage . 

She , too , saw her lucky number looming : ` I dreamt of being dressed in silk and satins , and on the side of the angels " . 

A group of men in silks and satins joined the party , greeting Katarina as ` Contessa " . 

Israel had been on high alert against attacks during Passover , which ends tonight .

A major Swedish newspaper , Svenska Daghbladet , said Swedish troops stationed at the base were put on standby alert during the mob rampage but were not deployed .

Jordanian security forces were placed on high alert , deploying throughout the capital around hotels , embassies and malls .

Other embassies in Rome were placed on alert after the explosions .

Mumbai was placed on high alert , and residents were told to avoid crowded places .

U. S. officials said they had not increased security at domestic airports , which have been on alert since an attempt to blow up two U. S. -bound cargo planes in October .

After Wednesday 's attack , court proceedings were suspended , the complex evacuated and the nation placed on alert .

The base was on heightened alert for much of the day , with parts of the installation cleared of personnel and military flights in and out employing defensive measures such as use of chaff and flares .

" General quarters " was sounded to put the crew on full battle alert as soon as it was realized that the ship was under attack , he said .

Had the Stark been on alert , its Phalanx defense system might have prevented the tragedy .

Other council members also blamed the national government and made it clear that the province had been on alert since the announcement of Bin Laden 's death .

Specialist labour or industrial correspondents usually exercise a degree of autonomy in their selection and presentation of stories and some accept the need to balance their accounts more than others . 

The incremental approach has also been known to produce an impressive degree of evolution within a given generation , with each system pushed over time to its workable limits . 

Knowledge that sample results are not unproblematic indicators encourages some staff , when confronted with marginal cases where the pollution is not particularly noticeable , to adopt a degree of tolerance : 

The theme goes to the heart of recent debate about the capitalist state and its degree of ` relative autonomy " from the interests of any one class in society . 

It may lead to a considerable degree of social deprivation and a miserable existence for the families involved . 

In their ensemble , these practices and privileges afford the defence sector a considerable degree of protection from the vagaries of the economic system . 

This grant was unprecedented in extent ; it represented a significant political victory for Edward , and suggests that at this stage there was a considerable degree of support for the war amongst the knights . 

The best Scourie brown trout lochs require a fair degree of fitness to reach . 

Gedge had a straight-forward upbringing , but one with a fair degree of discipline . 

These five species constitute what may be called the typical owl pattern , and even though it encompasses a fair degree of variability it is consistent enough for departures from it to be instantly recognizable . 

Over the years , at first in our second XI games and later in Championship clashes between Middlesex and Essex , I had always enjoyed a fair degree of success bowling to him . 

Both family and part-time farmers felt that with the farm they had a greater degree of control over their future . 

It will be much more stable and you are likely to have a greater degree of success . 

Trading abroad as an importer or exporter can be highly profitable , but it often involves a greater degree of risk than operating in the home market . 

All individuals are closely related and the behaviour probably maintains a high degree of inclusive fitness for all parties . 

It is likely that these perceptions of health reflect expectations that a high degree of ill health and discomfort should be accepted in old age . 

Some general practitioners are developing a high degree of expertise in purchasing : their skills would be better used in providing properly supported and remunerated guidance to purchasers at district level . 

On the one hand the sheer weight of new product can actually wear away at one 's critical faculties so that any performance which maintains a reasonable degree of well engineered accuracy gets a thumbs-up . 

The remaining one-third of Pomeranian farmers had rather larger self-supporting farms and enjoyed a reasonable degree of comfort . 

These combine to provide a reasonable degree of accuracy , although it 's not perfect , and allow the user to ` shoot-em-up " from the comfort of an armchair . 

Change , however welcome , is usually associated with some degree of stress . 

Some degree of isolation is entailed by the housewife role , simply because housework is ` home " work , privatized and solitary . 

Yet other commentators have stressed the degree of class conflict evident in the General Strike of 1926 and the hunger marches of the 1930s . 

But proponents of the ` deregulation critique " might well question the degree of regulation which has been imposed . 

With variations , this very simple shape is widely used in kite workshops as a project that produces results , both in the flight performance and in the degree of satisfaction it gives to the constructor . 

They do not always accurately portray the degree of damage , nor do they vouchsafe how long the damage has been there . 

In practice the items referred to above will not be identical and the departure from the nominal dimensions will determine the degree of interchangeability and hence the quality of the batch . 

Lord Morris said : The degree of precision or definition which makes a purpose a particular purpose depends entirely on the facts and circumstances of a purchase and sale transaction . 

There are plenty of cake tins in this month 's equipment feature on page 68 to inspire creative cake baking .

Usually enough for Gloria to shampoo her hair , for both of them to swish around in shallow tepid water , followed by their underclothes . 

( Robyn , a dressing-gown over her underclothes and slippers on her feet , descends the short dark staircase to the ground floor and goes into her narrow and extremely untidy kitchen . 

That was before she got cross with me about her underclothes . " 

He removed his jacket , trousers , shirt , tie and underclothes and studied himself in the mirror . 

Tommy also had the rich young owner 's razor and toothbrush , along with his underclothes , pyjamas and stock of fresh films . 

She took off her underclothes -- bending , high-stepping -- eyes on some distant thought . 

My mother had taught me that , just as she had taught me to change my underclothes daily and not blow my nose in public . 

Funny , thought Brenda , that she had n't bothered to put on clean underclothes . 

Robyn turned away and concentrated on finding clean underclothes . 

People who fail the Church are sometimes made to appear at morning service ` as they were first made before God " , which these days usually means in their underclothes . 

In political terms , the grants to Buckingham can be partially justified by the need to replace the council of the prince of Wales which , apart from the attack on its Woodville members , had lost its focus with the accession of Edward V. But the scale of the grants leaves no doubt that the primary aim was the aggrandizement of Buckingham . 

Even so , the propaganda which set out to promote the aggrandizement of the figure of Franco , almost to the point of beatification , could not have succeeded without fertile ground in which to plant its seeds . 

Technological advances , international competition and consequent relative price reductions in producer and consumer electronics have led the US , European and Japanese TNCs , that for the most part control the electronic media , to develop global strategies for the establishment and aggrandisement of their various hegemonic practices that would have been technically impossible , and in some cases even unthinkable a few decades ago ( see Schiller , 1981 ; McPhail , 1987 ) . 

The British Foreign Secretary , Palmerston , wrote in a despatch of December 1833 that there could be " No reasonable doubt … [ but ] that the Russian Govt. is intently engaged in the prosecution of those schemes of aggrandizement toward the South which , ever since the Reign of Catherine , have formed a prominent feature of Russian policy " . 

Their dominance stood in clear contrast with the much more diffused influence of the county gentry in the earlier seventeenth century , yet it was an almost logical outcome of the steady pattern of estate aggrandisement and judicious marriages which the more prudent of the local squirearchy had pursued over several generations . 

Although I have described the events in terms of the DUP 's success in displacing other Unionist groups , the leaders of the DUP were not fixed on personal aggrandizement at any cost . 

He was a strong and greedy monarch who pursued a course of military aggrandisement from the very beginning of his reign . 

Socialism , on the other hand , is not born out of armed conquest and aggrandisement , but economic development and the class consciousness it creates . 

The tendencies towards territorial and dynastic aggrandisement displayed by the house of Foix-Béarn were echoed by the counts of Armagnac . 

On the other hand , Ceolred 's attack on Ine demonstrated the harsher reality of that desire for military prestige and territorial aggrandizement which is the more constant feature of Anglo-Saxon political history in this period . 

He had collected together eight different newspaper reports of a highly publicized wedding between a young woman , Ira von Furstenberg , and her ( then ) first husband . 

They were so shocked that for a while I was convinced they would go away and not only cancel our betrothal but probably the wedding between Boz and Alamena as well . " 

The wedding between the two young gipsies was a moving ceremony , although Christian 's lengthy sermon had everyone fidgeting on the hard bench seats before it was ended . 

That wedding between Liz and Owen had proved to be a watershed in all their lives . 

It was the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer at St Paul 's on the last Wednesday . 

In early September I went to the wedding of Geoffrey Howe 's daughter , Amanda . 

Mozart composed his Haffner Serenade for the wedding of Elisabeth Haffner , daughter of a rich Salzburg merchant . 

THE wedding of red-hot lovers Kirsty and Karl Willey was such a scorcher it nearly set the town alight . 

Shortly before the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of York in July 1986 he was transferred to other duties , much to Diana 's dismay . 

He says : ` It would have been very bad to perform at a butcher 's wedding . " 

` My first paying photograph job was a friend of a friend 's wedding . 

Last night , Horsewell 's distraught girlfriend cancelled their church wedding . 

They were married at Chiseldon , Wiltshire , and recently celebrated their diamond wedding . 

We were both fit enough to enjoy a wonderful weekend when we celebrated our Ruby Wedding , with our children , their spouses , our grandchildren , our brothers and sisters , nieces and nephews and their children . 

A POPULAR Ipswich sportsman is back home and planning his summer wedding -- thanks to a life-saving heart transplant . 

Edberg , whose most recent brief reign as No 1 ended with defeat by Richard Krajicek in Tokyo , has other things on his mind , such as his wedding in Sweden this weekend . 

Liz Savage will be talking about Princess Anne 's wedding on Good Morning With Anne & Nick today at noon . 

It 's only two years since they were shocked by the couple 's secret wedding in America . 

You 'll all be at my wedding in six weeks/six months time , and frequent guests at my house , and in my garden . 

The Gentleman 's Magazine for 1799 was pleased to announce the wedding of ` Mr William Charles Titford of Bishopsgate Within to Miss Anne Edgar of Gough Square , Fleet Street . 

Lindsay admitted another hijacking on February 24 , 1991 , and receiving firearms training illegally between October 1 , 1990 and August 27 , 1991 . 

Issa Abbas and Saad had been sentenced in 1986 and 1987 respectively for supplying money , passports and logistical support to the four-man team which carried out the hijacking . 

Azhar had been sentenced to death in 1982 for his part in the 1981 hijacking by IIRC guerrillas of a domestic airliner to Thailand [ see pp. 32256-57 ] . 

On Feb. 5 lawyers for two Palestinians convicted following the October 1985 hijacking of the Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro [ see pp. 34077-79 ] announced that they had been released in December 1990 and had left for Algeria . 

An eight-hour bus hijacking ended outside the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa on April 7 , 1989 , forcing the evacuation of the Parliament building . 

A YOUNG policeman helped to crack a lorry hijacking , the Crown claimed yesterday , because he had been in school with the man accused of abducting the driver and stealing spirits , food and tobacco . 

In a strife-torn country where terrorist hijacking and hostage taking is a common occurrence , full-blown sieges have been few and far between . 

A two-day hijacking of a Soviet airliner ended in Karachi ( Pakistan ) on Aug. 20 with the peaceful surrender of the hijackers . 

His brother , Mohammed Ali Hamadei , had been sentenced to life imprisonment in Germany in May 1989 for his role in the hijacking of a United States Trans World Airlines aircraft in 1985 [ see p. 36666 ] . 

By its hijacking and destruction of Western civil airliners , the PFLP forced Husayn to move against the guerrilla groups in September 1970 . 

Though not a high-level suspect , Younis was wanted in connection with the hijacking of a Jordanian airliner with three Americans aboard in 1985 . 

In November 1985 Khaled , a member of the Palestine Liberation Front ( PLF ) , had been sentenced in absentia to life imprisonment by an Italian court for his role in the hijacking a month earlier of the Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro [ see pp. 34077-78 ] . 

I wondered sometimes if the effects of some sedative given perhaps the night before had not worn off completely by the time I came . 

A common cause of incontinence at night is a mild sedative , which makes the person too sleepy to get out of bed . 

I 've given her a mild sedative and I 'll sit here with her myself until she sleeps . " 

` Would you be prepared to give me a prescription for a really strong sedative ? 

Thomas Noguchi , Hollywood 's most celebrated mortician , found the prescribed drug in the organs , ` mixed with sedatives and other drugs -- enough to cause instant death " . 

I 'll give her a mild sedative which will ensure a good night 's sleep . 

They swilled gin in the afternoon out of jelly jars and swallowed sedatives . 

Some people feel they have lost a space of time and , like other members of the panel , I would be cautious in the use of sedatives in this situation . 

Hastily I injected sedatives , calcium , magnesium , but with a feeling of doom . 

The room started to fade , as Grant 's mind succumbed to the strong sedative the doctor had administered to him . 

Nevertheless , Griffin et al found in 10% of their patients that oxygen saturation dropped below 90% for longer than a minute even when supplementary oxygen was used and only modest doses of sedative had been given . 

Thus , when Richard Baxter was offered the position of schoolmaster at Dudley , he accepted and was ordained by the Bishop of Worcester on Advent Sunday 1638 . 

When he was appointed is not known , but it was before 1496 , for the rent roll dated Christmas of that year shows payment of £10 to him as priest and Schoolmaster at Stockport . 

Thereafter he was a schoolmaster at Worksop College , but was best known as a fast bowler for Essex and England . 

He acknowledged the great help and encouragement he received from Mr. John Owen , schoolmaster of Wroxeter free school ( not the famous Puritan of the same name ) . 

The schoolmaster of St. Andrews was ambitious ` and aspires eagerly to the dignity of being professor of humanity in this university " . 

After her death , he married Margaret Ann , daughter of Angus McEwan , schoolmaster of Assynt ; they had two sons . 

Josselin was schoolmaster of Earls Colne from 1650 to 1658 and we learn about education and about his own reading habits , as well as his theories and even his dreams . 

` I 'm not your schoolmaster , ` Lewis once crossly remarked to a pupil . 

Like Hooker , he was saved from becoming an apprentice by his schoolmaster . 

He was succeeded as Master of Magdalene by another Eton schoolmaster , A. B. Ramsay . 

Archie 's Nephew , a stable-companion of Rushing Wild , was scoring for the first time this season , having acted as a schoolmaster for novice riders in several earlier runs . 

George Halket ( 1690-1756 ) , schoolmaster in the parish of Rathen , songwriter , satirist and Hanoverian scourge . 

Gilpin was a schoolmaster and the vicar of Boldre in Hampshire , who spent his holidays sketching romantic countryside all over Britain . 

By profession prior to retirement Bill Wickson was a schoolmaster , and for many years was Headmaster of South Norwood High School . 

My parents wanted me to be a schoolmaster , but I married into the dry-cleaning business . " 

The plot concerns a highly respectable German schoolmaster , Professor Raat , who visits a nightclub ( The Blue Angel ) with the idea of catching out one of his morally wayward students . 

2.1 Ensuring discussion at the conference raised several key issues about the development and direction of the research project .

They wore pastel pink sundresses , and I wore dark clothes and had spiky hair . 

It showed three little girls in sandals and sundresses grouped together with a spaniel dog . 

While my sisters wore sundresses , their backs and shoulders bared , I swathed myself in jackets , scarves and gloves . 

She was wearing a red sundress , bare at the shoulders , white shoes , and a light golden tan , and when she stepped inside some of the sunlight seemed to come with her . 

She walked upstairs and changed quickly , slipping on a light flowered sundress in bold colours and her flat sandals . 

Half an hour later , dressed in a yellow sundress sprinkled with white daisies , held up by narrow straps with a wide sash for a belt , she looked as cool as she felt . 

` I 'm afraid a very weathered cotton sundress is the best I can muster -- " 

She leapt into the front seat in a skimpy white sundress , glad to escape the house . 

WISARD consists of three layers , and is capable of three operations : learning to recognise a class of images , recognising whether a new example is in a learned class , and distinguishing between classes . 

The input for such a reflex could come from a single class of broadly tuned vertical orientation detectors . 

Speech act theory begins with the observation that there is a class of highly ritualistic utterances which carry no information about the world outside language at all , because they refer only to themselves . 

Old and roomy yeoman farmhouses , those that had not been suffered to decay too far , were cut up into two or three cottages for a new class of ` industrial poor " . 

I remember teaching a class of social workers who had once received some lectures on Freud . 

Later that Wednesday , as she was teaching a class of children , two men came into the classroom asking for some paper and pencils . 

M. Holden , of High Street , Newton Aycliffe , was teaching a class of infants at a school in Birtley . 

He disliked his Bible class of teenage boys because they misbehaved , but at times it was happy . 

In the class of primary school pupils interviewed , only four children were told by their parents when to go to bed . 

` God bless and save us , what class of people are inhabitin' the earth nowadays . " 

In addition , however , whole classes of people are what the sociologist Carol Brooks Gardner calls ` open persons " , fair game for comments from anyone , anytime . 

Also , personal discounts are given to certain classes of adults , e.g. handicapped people , those in full time education . 

Faces , words and objects form three classes of stimuli that most people are able to identify with ease . 

Are there limitations on the classes of persons who can give consent ? 

Only four patients were given a combination of ursodeoxycholic acid plus chenodeyxholic acid : this group was too small for statistical scrutiny .

The driving force for inflammation then is a combination of drug and luminal induced mucosal damage .

Often , more can be achieved by a combination of surgery , radiation , and drugs , or by combinations of drugs than can be done by any single means .

Where this involves a mix of ISDN and multimedia ( see p 52 ) , it will bring easy access to a combination of sound , text , video , data and graphics , and revolutionise desktop communications .

It is a gloves-off job to avoid getting them soaking wet and the combination of cold steel , snow and wind , and wet dog food is bad for the fingers .

It is frequently convenient to express functions of the strain tensors [formula] in terms of invariant quantities , that is , combinations of the individual components of the strain tensor which do not change their functional form under a change of axes .

Arguments based on a combination of liberalism and empiricism are cogent .

She quickly began to sketch , and at the same time tried to imprint on her mind the combination of colours that made the whole scene so eerily effective .

Vanadyl has been used to estimate the types of groups that serve as metal-ligands in F 1 -ATPase and other enzymes [ 16 18 19 21 ] because the g and A tensors of the 51V hyperfine couplings are approximately a linear combination of tensors from each type of group that contributes an equatorial ligand [ 24 27 ] .

When others were around , MYAMP amp ; I began spouting weird combinations of things like that , I 'd get sidelong glances , raised eyebrows , contorted expressions .

Do you remember the combination of elation and apprehension you felt when you first left home ?

The probable combination of carboxyl groups and phosphates for species D1 is one carboxyl group and two phosphates since VO 2+complexes ADP through two phosphates before VO 2+-ADP is bound to the enzyme .

Antie will be a fully autonomous , situated and embodied agent , infiltrating a red harvester ant colony and providing valuable information not only about the hypothesized rules of these ants ' behaviors and their task-switching thresholds , but also about the combination of complex behaviors into a single autonomous system with the ability to switch between behaviors as necessary .

This creates both a smooth transition to the second theme and a strong sense that a new section is beginning , a combination that is generally rather difficult to forge .

Isolated lakes are generally due to local events such as landslides or collapses , which form a dam , but clustered lakes are due to regional processes , which may be related to climate ( or paleoclimate ) , neotectonic deformation , or frequently a combination of these processes .

In the Silicon Valley , collective actions unfold through a combination of mutual interests , intellectual curiosity , and problem solving geared towards developing new markets , technologies , products , or applications for computers .

Together , the combination of behaviours supports current high-technology or film-making projects while it simultaneously develops people for further opportunities .

It 's an odd combination - knowing you do n't really have a solid grasp on a subject , but still being convinced that one 's core principals are enough to overcome any obstacle .

In addition , the combination of emission reductions and timing is not feasible and could threaten the reliability of electricity supply .

Nonetheless , I am apt to believe that homosexuality is the product of some kind of combination of genetic and environmental causes .

Thus , the final gene inventory might depend in part on chance combinations of gene order and deletions occurring early in the process of genome reduction .

Depending on the combination of primary antibodies , cells were incubated for 60 min with goat anti-mouse ( GAM ) or goat anti-rabbit ( GAR) IgG 's conjugated with either FITC or rhodamine ( Sigma Chemical Co. , Louis , MO ) .

The paper notes that Brown made the announcement in the gourmet kitchen of his $2 million combination home and workspace .

Exons and the proximal promoter of the mouse Myoc gene were amplified from mouse genomic DNA using the following combinations of primers:

The combination of methodologies in the study of the same phenomenon or construct ; a method of establishing the accuracy of information by comparing three or more types of independent points of view on data sources ( for example , interviews , observation , and documentation ; different investigations ; different times ) bearing on the same findings .

The excitement of the work for biotechnology is that it offers the prospect of engineering promising drug candidates by making novel combinations of starter and extender modules and perhaps of feeding the starter modules with a whole range of unnatural substrates ( Kalaitzis et al .

2- , 3- or 4-color flow cytometric analysis was performed on all samples following a standard red cell lysis method using mouse monoclonal antibodies directed against CD45 ( clone 2D1 , peridin-chlorophyll-a-protein [ PerCP ] -conjugated , ) as well as various combinations of CD26 ( fluorescien isothiocyanate [ FITC ] -conjugated ) , CD3 ( SK7, FITC or phycoerythrin [ PE ] ) , CD4 ( SK3 , PE ) , CD7 ( 4H9, FITC ) , CD8 ( SK1, FITC or PE ) , CD19 ( SJ25C1, FITC ) and CD26 ( L272, FITC ) .

The first is a purely automatic synthesis from a combination of analyses to predict gene models .

Using a combination of the RNA interference approach of silencing gene function and a high-throughput cell culture assay , Foley and O'Farrell ( 2004 ) report the identification of two new conserved members of this Imd pathway : Sickie is a novel protein required for Relish activation , and Defense repressor 1 is a novel inhibitor of the Dredd caspase .

Instead , research points to a combination of factors that influence the personal saving rate .

Breastfeeding is associated with a lower incidence of infant diarrhoea and respiratory disease , particularly in less developed countries [ 1 ] . A recent ecological study on breastfeeding showed that more than half of all infant deaths from diarrhoeal disease and acute respiratory infections in Latin America are preventable by exclusive breastfeeding in infants aged 0-3 months and partial breastfeeding throughout the remainder of infancy [ 2 ] . The theoretical basis for this may be a combination of the nutritional and immunomodulatory effects of human milk [ 3 ] . Since 2001 , the WHO recommends exclusive breastfeeding up to the age of 6 months ( World Health Assembly Resolution 55 .

Future secondary prevention studies should look at patients with stable or unstable disease and will need to address the comparative efficacy of different statins ( or newer agents ) , assess the incremental benefit of combination therapy [ 30 ] and determine whether there is a serum cholesterol 'floor ' below which reductions are unlikely to provide further clinical benefit .

When ADP is the substrate and generates species D1 , one water molecule and a combination of three groups between carboxyl groups and phosphates serve as the equatorial ligands of bound VO 2+on sCD39 .

Finally , expression of the endogenous CYP2B6 gene in CAR expressing HepG2 cells is modestly inhibited by LG1069 alone , androstanol alone and the combination of both .

In Word Groups , the letterplay shifts to words that look ordinary alone but become unusual in combination .

EXPENSE -Outflows or other using up of assets or incurrences of liabilities ( or a combination of both ) during a period from providing goods , rendering services , or carrying out other activities related to an entity 's programs and missions , the benefits from which do not extend beyond the present operating period .

The authors found little evidence regarding possible synergistic effects of the various treatments to support or refute the concomitant use of combinations of drugs .

However , overestimation of the effect of the investigated combination may still exist .

My guess is that such a quantity might be reached if one counted all the permutations and combinations ; in reality , though , there are probably far fewer actual words .

Recent developments in HIV treatment , with simple combination therapies priced at less than US$150 per year—unthinkable just a short time ago—were a major driver of discussions during the conference .

While the manuscript was under review , results of a clinical trial had been published showing that a systemic combination treatment with IFNg and GM-CSF for as long as 9-weeks failed to induce MHCII on tumor cells in 9 out of 15 hepatocellular carcinoma patients .

As for schnoz , it does sound Yiddish , there does exist a verb schneitzen ` to blow one 's nose , ' and the shn - combination does connote something to do with the nose ; but there is no word shnozzle in Yiddish , only noz or , in the alternate dialect , nuz . Phudnik is not a Yiddish word but was clearly formed on the Yiddish root -nik , which also occurs in Slavic .

Rip1 -Tag2 mice were given the combination treatment at 10-weeks and again at 13-weeks of age for an intervention trial , or at 13 and 16-weeks for a regression trial .

This tradeoff between enumerating all possible words and capturing degenerate positions in binding sites was compounded by the very large number of pairwise word combinations that were enumerated .

Assume that we can , for every combination of values of the significance level α and the fudge constant S 0 , calculate ( FP , FN ) . The goodness criterion is then formulated in terms of the distance of the points ( FP , FN ) to the origin ( which point corresponds to no false positives and no false negatives , see Figure 2 ) , which in mathematical symbols may be put as

In an attempt to reduce the redundancy in the enhancer and identify combinations of ~50-bp deletions that , together , would completely eliminate replication enhancer function , we constructed double and triple deletions so that each ~50-bp stretch was deleted in combination with one or two flanking ~50-bp stretches to the left and to the right .

It is possible that radiation-induced , tumor-infiltrating dendritic cells may facilitate sustained activation and infiltration of the adoptively transferred CD4 +T cells in solid tumors in the combination group .

Free floating sections were incubated in a combination of rabbit anti β-galactosidase at a dilution of 1/1 k and goat anti ChAT at a dilution of 1/100 , overnight at 4°C followed by a combination of donkey anti rabbit tagged with tetramethyl rhodamine isothiocyanate ( TRITC ) and donkey anti goat tagged with aminomethylcoumarin acetate ( AMCA ) each at a dilution of 1/50 , at room temperature for 60 minutes .

By 2003 , his unique combination of mathematical precision combined with deep biological insight had carried him to elegant solutions for seemingly intractable problems in visual neuroscience .

Alternatively , since the combination of protein kinase C and calcium signaling is sufficient to activate JNK [ 9 , 38 ] , Btk could activate JNK indirectly through activation of PLCγ2 .

We then select the combination of probability distributions giving the largest average ln P ( S ) .

Garpike embryos , however , possess combinations of features whose investigation should prove valuable in the areas of development , evolution and taxonomy .

We determined empirically , by analyzing large amounts of cDNA array data and testing different combinations of high and low exclusion percentages , that ignoring the bottom 60% and top 10% of signals led to scaling factors that were consistent and well behaved ( for example , the mean and median of the resulting distributions were approximately equal ) .

Additional clinical factors were measured by a combination of participant self-report and clinical exam and were also dichotomized for analysis .

Since we observed a significant increase in TGF-β mRNA expression in lymphocytes from patients treated with combination of TAC and SRL compared to TAC/MMF/Aza , we also studied circulating levels of total TGF-β protein in acid activated sera from these patients .

The following example from cancer biology illustrates such a combination : the question , `` how does it work ? ''

Although combinations of colistin with β-lactams are reported to be of unproven benefit [ 24 25 ] , a recent study conducted in an in vitro pharmacodynamic model [ 28 ] reported synergy with ceftazidime for P. aeruginosa sensitive to colistin but resistant to other antibiotics , including ceftazidime .

DT indicates a combination of delay in seeking therapy and faster development of new cavities .

Consequently , this strain combination is at the origin of the overwhelming majority of knockout strains .

A quadratic regression classifier was used to develop a scheme that defined treated and control groups in three datasets : gene expression , tissue feature and the combination of both .

We call these sets of substitutions `` KK '' ( K785E and K786A ) , `` TK '' ( T793A and K795E ) , and `` KKTK '' ( K785E, K786A, T793A , and K795E ; a combination of the KK and TK sets ) ( Fig .

Several retinoid and non-retinoid ligands have been described , which activate one or a combination of RAR isoforms .

For each phenotypic trait distribution and each parameter combination ( Table 1and 2 ) we analyzed , via least squares , 1000 simulated data sets using both the single marker regression model and the two marker regression model .

Significantly fewer cells produced IL-4 alone ( 1 ± 0% ) as compared with normal blood ( P less than 0.05 ) or RAPB ( P less than 0.05 ) T cells , whereas no significant difference was observed in the number of cells that produced the combination of IL-4 and IFN-γ ( 2 ± 0% ) .

Furthermore , even transmission after top grafting was less effective than expected ; in one stock/scion combination only 27 out of 71 grafts exhibited transmission of the silencing signal .

Insulin and insulin-sensitizer combinations significantly improve hyperglycemia ; however , there is an increased incidence of heart failure reported with this combination , prompting close monitoring of patients for signs and symptoms of heart failure [ 27 ] .

In the 1980s , this combination proved doubly vulnerable to the New Right 's critique : Women 's careers bore the bloodstains of abortions .

In the 16-station OSCE , nine different formats were used alone or in combination : question and answer , preceptor role play , standardized patients , actual patients , mechanical or structural models , 35-mm slides , audiotape , videotape , and CD-ROM ( Table 1 ) .

Nevertheless , many of these firefighters died , either because they delayed their evacuation to assist civilians , attempted to regroup their units , lacked urgency , or some combination of these factors .

To examine a wider range of promoter and polymerase combinations , a promoter library was constructed in which positions -8 through -11 in the promoter were completely randomized ; each of these nucleotides had previously been shown to be extremely important for the specificity of interactions with T7 RNA polymerase [ 6 7 9 11 ] . Conversely , residues Asn 748 , Arg 756 , and Gln 758 were known to form sequence specific contacts with this region of the promoter [ 2 ] . The promoter library was combined with the gene library in order to create approximately 51,200 ( 4 4× 20 3 ) combinations of promoters and polymerases .

In contrast to Estoril 's pretentions , Cascais is an agreeable combination of fishing port , residence for aristocrats , and tourist resort .

His father , a sarcastic reformed drunk , predicted that `` he 'd have an odd taste , not like ordinary meat , '' and it was true : like all Scandinavians , his sweat was sharp and acrid , a combination of genetics and overindulgence in rutabagas and lutefisk .

Altogether , artemisinin combinations offer great hope for Africa , the authors say , although the ideal combination regimen remains uncertain and cost is a problem .

DiVerent combinations of positions and velocities now correspond to diVerent sets of 6N numbers .

We presume that the manifestation of the non-present genes as a left-side tail rather than a peak is due to a combination of divergence on the nucleotide-sequence level ( see below ) , cross-hybridization and variability inherent in the calculation of ratios for small signal-intensity values .

For example , reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction confirmed that IPCs were enriched for a combination of gene products that approximate those expressed in developing pancreatic islet cells .

Here we describe iGAP and the initial results on the analysis of A. thaliana , the first proteome processed , using a combination of web interface and SQL queries ( Figure 2 ) .

Considering all recurrent infections , the combination of amodiaquine and SP was at least as efficacious as the other combinations at all sites and superior at the highest transmission sites .

In each of these combinations , the actual equipment associated with the ACI system is similar .

The best I can describe the process for me is that it resembles noodling on a piano : I run rhythms and sentences -- or maybe not even sentences , the shapes of sentences -- across one another , trying out their sounds , and sometimes I get a tune-like combination of sound and syntax that makes me want to go on , extend and refine it , as it comes to dredge sustenance from the great pool of feelings and ideas that accumulates in a life .

Nevertheless , the statistical test that corresponds to the treatment of data depicted in Figures 9 , 10only tells us that the phases are different ; it is not possible to determine whether this difference comes from the temporal distribution or the variability or a combination of the two .

The scoring function for minimisation is primarily a combination of the all-atom function , a hydrophobic compactness function , and a bad contacts function [ 40 ] . The primary search technique we used was a Metropolis Monte Carlo ( MC ) procedure where conformations are accepted or rejected based on the Boltzmann 's equation [ 41 ] . Each trajectory was allowed 50,000 iterations , starting with a high temperature such that 99% of the moves were accepted for the first 1000 steps and `` cooled '' linearly until only 1% of the moves were accepted for the last 100 steps .

These protections , enacted to encourage truth before trial , have the paradoxical effect , when publicized , of making Lewinsky appear crazy , mendacious , guilty , or some combination thereof .

Roman lowered himself casually into his large executive swivel-chair behind his desk , and directed a dispassionate , shuttered gaze across the neat expanse of tooled dark green leather . 

I am looking thoughtful , but she is in no mood for meaningful gazes across the room . 

Her confidence was coming back now , so that she felt able to meet his gaze across the width of the small table . 

Gina paused to pass her approving gaze around the rest of the room . 

` Meaning is a certain way of directing one 's gaze at an item of one 's own experience " ( Schutz , 1972. 42 ) . 

She bit her lip instantly , regretting her outburst as much as she regretted ever catching his gaze at that ill-fated cocktail party . 

Then they stepped into the airlock , after a last lingering gaze between Mala and her Ardakkean . 

His words faded , and he put his hands on her shoulders again and turned her face him , holding her gaze by the sheer power of his will until , steeled and strengthened by her desperate need to break the spell , Merrill wrenched herself away to open the car door . 

Lowering her gaze from the intense sunlight reflected on the upper walls to the leaded doors , she placed a foot on the first stone step . 

Jim tore his anxious gaze from the road and their glances met . 

` Clever Miss Prim , " he murmured , swivelling his enigmatic gaze in her direction . 

It was the excuse for her deep delaying gaze into the looking-glass . 

And under the green hypnotic gaze of Lucy , a suspicious wild cat , sheathing its claws and desiring a hearth , a heart . 

Then she disappeared , until Jane opened the airing cupboard and met the unblinking gaze of Fluff and Titch side by side on the blankets . 

Then we returned to our house under the gaze of the neighbours . 

He swore softly , colourfully , his face like granite as he swept a gaze round the room before lifting her into his arms and carrying her from the house . 

Herbie diverted his gaze to them , whereby they both took a sudden renewed interest in their game . 

It was Corrary who pointed , and drew their gaze to the dark shadow on the water . 

The note of quiet desperation in her friend 's voice drew Lindsey 's gaze to Jill 's flushed face , causing her own smile to fade . 

She broke this news to me gently , casting her clear gaze towards the window in preference to seeing my hurt . 

Rows of simple wooden benches drew her gaze towards the altar , where candles burned beside a tall , plain wooden crucifix . 

Detective-Constable Barnes turned his benevolent gaze upon her with pleasure . 

She gave him a basilisk gaze and he tried to dispose of his long legs around the legs of the Sheraton chair . 

With an effort she pulled her gaze away from the tall figure clad in blue trousers and black T-shirt . 

Hope looked keenly at the man , held his gaze a moment -- a glance which could have ruled a line straight from eye to eye -- and then snapped to attention . 

“ To my mind , it is a virtual certainty that the partnership 's operations would have been brought to an end , in one way or another , within a relatively short time after …

Since fleas do jump , of course , there is no certainty that they will not occasionally land on a chair , but the likelihood is greatly reduced if the dog is kept off furniture . 

I left a note over the cooker to remind him , but that 's no certainty that he 'll remember . " 

There is no certainty that the House will hear them but it is certain that the Court of Appeal will not . 

It was a practical certainty that he would be trying to raise more loans long before these were ever repaid . 

I SHALL treasure my copy of Friday morning 's Times carrying the front-page headline ` Exit polls point to certainty of a hung parliament " . 

It is just possible that , given the choice , they might prefer the risk of an occasional torn ear or scratched nose to the certainty of a totally sexless adult life . 

Day 8 Orders -- Realization principle here we have certainty of payment but completion of earning process is questionable . 

He might also be likened to Montgomery , in that he judged this ` definitive effort " could not take place until there was certainty of success ; until the attacking force had three-to-one superiority . 

There is no certainty as to which church and manor house the account in the Office refers to , but it is highly probable that they were at Pickering . 

The seller is anxious to insure that , above all else there is certainty as to the extent of his obligations in this area . 

Smith , the highest jumper in the world last year , was expected to be a certainty for gold at Crystal Palace . 

Owing to this unfortunate meeting and our certainty of being observed , we decided to take up an all-round defensive position and fight it out when a recce. party arrived . 

The only certainty in today 's fast-moving home entertainment industry is that advances in product technology will occur at an even faster rate . 

There has never been any certainty as to how this other writing can be classified , whether as " factual " , " non-creative " , " project " or " topic " writing . 

At 7 o'clock in the morning there was no certainty of getting one quickly and we kept rushing to the window until someone shouted ‘ Here it comes ’ …

The opponents see this near certainty of success as proof that the whole thing is rigged , but they would say that would n't they ? 

At the same time the near certainty that at least one member of the household knew she had been out of her bed before dawn put her in a state of nervous watchfulness . 

And the remote possibility of that happy event is enough to make every trip to the mat to pick up the post a potential thrill , despite the near statistical certainty of disappointment . 

One was a scruffy thin man with long wispy hair who was , rather surprisingly , wearing a suit and holding a briefcase in one hand . 

Handbag strapped over her shoulder , briefcase in hand , pleated skirt swinging above excellent legs , three-inch heels clacking briskly on the tiled floor , she marched along the corridor , did n't look back . 

Police in Kent are investigating the discovery of a briefcase of Army training material found dumped outside the Intelligence Corps at Ashford . 

He was armed with an archaeological book he had dug out of that bulging briefcase of his and was on his hands and knees sifting through a pile of discarded bones . " 

Unsuspecting still , Peter left his briefcase on the premises as usual . 

Ali sits , places the briefcase on his lap and produces an inexpensive pen from the pocket of his jacket . 

There was a black briefcase on the rear seat , but nothing else . 

Setting her briefcase on a nearby table , she approached the bed . 

Meanwhile , the contents of their briefcase had been quietly photocopied . 

Ignoring the fluttering sensation of his calves , he walked slowly and stiffly towards the sofa where his briefcase lay . 

In the Captain 's office the Substitute snapped his briefcase shut and his registrar handed over the warrants that had been made out for Rudolfo , Scano 's boy and the gamekeeper . 

I opened it out of curiosity more than anything and there , in between the high-heeled shoes , was Sal 's executive briefcase . 

Please would you tell the Brigadier that one-five-one is the combination that unlocks the right-hand latch of a black crocodile briefcase . 

Wherever they went a box of Kleenex tissues lay in wait for Diana , and for Charles , a mysterious red briefcase . 

He searched the room , went through Goodenache 's suit pockets , his suitcase and briefcase . 

Digby got to his feet , his half closed briefcase under his arm , and managed to leave the platform without further incident . 

She began filling a briefcase with a few folders from the filing cabinet , selecting them with care . 

He took a briefcase with him , as if he were going back to the Works . 

We 've got muggers snatching briefcases by drawing a knife across the inside of the victim 's wrist . 

When invited to sit down take your time , make sure you are comfortable , place your bag or briefcase carefully by your side . 

She pulled out a notepad from her briefcase , opened the tape-recorder she had brought . 

From the briefcase that lay open at his side , Adam extracted a document . 

By habit he would stop by a bench overlooking the lake in the park and produce sandwiches from the briefcase , munching through them before throwing any remnants of crumbs and crust to the sparrows . 

He nodded to the pile of papers he 'd withdrawn earlier from his briefcase . 

But then the man wanted to try some town driving … he pulled over on Brantwood Rise , got the gun from his briefcase , and escaped with the vehicle , worth twenty seven thousand pounds …

When the last file had been placed in the briefcase , Berowne had looked across at him and had seemed to want to talk . 

Douglas told Jean that they 'd found two hundred thousand pounds of the bank 's money in his briefcase . 

Pietro Miletti replaced the sheet of paper carefully in his briefcase . 

The spoils are stuffed into briefcases , smuggled out under the noses of security guards , and deposited somewhere like the left luggage at Waterloo Station ( a dumping ground that has actually been used ) . 

After a moment 's hesitation Pietro leaned his rolled umbrella and leather briefcase against the desk and sat down . 

In The Godfather , Don Corleone says : ` A lawyer with a briefcase can rob more money in a week than a man with a gun can take in a year . " 

For example a salesman may operate with his own briefcase computer unit which he plugs in to the telephone system when he wants to obtain or transfer information . 

He nodded at me , flustered with his usual shyness , and fidgeted with his umbrella and briefcase . 

The first , wearing a traditional Burmese longyi , or sarong , and carrying an umbrella and a briefcase , was thoroughly searched by Thai security forces when he came down the plane steps . 

Karr was carrying a small briefcase , the handle chained to his arm . 

Covered in sheep 's hide , and carrying the minister 's title in gold leaf , they open the opposite way to ordinary briefcases ( for presentation to ministers by minions ) . 

On arrival , he opens up the briefcase to reveal his personal transport . 

With his back to her he opened the leather briefcase that lay there , withdrew a buff folder and refastened the briefcase . 

Picking up his heavy hide briefcase , he swept out of the conference room . 

He reached into the back seat and picked up a briefcase , one of the old upright ones schoolmasters used to favour . 

She had seen him , ten days before and four days before , scoop up the letters from the kitchen table and put them in his briefcase . 

` Okay , " said Donleavy , putting the pad away in his briefcase . 

He sat down on the visitor 's chair and put his briefcase on his knee . 

Each of the new graduates receives a sewing machine , a box of carpentry tools or a briefcase full of pens and paper . 

They all seemed to be much older and better qualified , clutching briefcases full of papers , their minds crammed with intelligent questions designed to draw attention to themselves . 

And her briefcase contained not only the computer print-out and the notes that she 'd intended to type up when she got back to the flat , but also her train ticket . 

A MAN who tried to grab a briefcase containing a substantial sum of cash from a man in North Ormesby market-place , Middlesbrough , is being hunted by police . 

His capacity to persuade people to pay attention to the plight of the less fortunate was constant .

For example , a male is rarely limited reproductively by his capacity to produce sperm but a female is restricted in her output of eggs .

These normally private functions can assume unusually large proportions if illness limits a person 's capacity for self care .

I believe it would be very helpful if we could establish a Campaign Fund to which branches could apply for grants to help them undertake innovative or special projects designed to strengthen their capacity to campaign .

A great deal of research has been carried out with respect to the effects of ageing on physical and mental capacities .

Happily , his improving spirit also benefitted the brewery and during his chairmanship demand for Guinness began to outstrip the production capacities of St. James 's Gate .

In the past , ` the markets for industrial products continued to grow and the limit on a company 's expansion depended on its production capacity " .

Some effects of inversion on the gas generating capacity of Carboniferous sediments

Half of ICI 's manufacturing capacity is in Britain , where it employs 52,000 people .

Her Government also decided to expand Britain 's own nuclear capacity by purchasing missiles for Trident submarines from the Americans .

These account for around half the former Soviet Union 's nuclear capacity , providing 6 per cent of its total electricity needs .

According to reuters , ` his comments are the strongest signal yet that the Netherlands may be ready to expand nuclear capacity " .

The provincial gentry 's disunity reduced their capacity to obstruct the work of the Ministry of Internal Affairs .

Woodacon Oils continued to be a steady performer , increasing its product storage capacity .

The more complete the tattvic configuration , then the greater the capacity for learning .

There are indeed , as I have already suggested , certain similarities between the two theories , and they have similar powers of deception and similar capacities for making mischief .

Insects , for example , do not teach their offspring , though wherever there is the ability to move about , there is still a capacity for learning details of the immediate environment .

But it 's big Jack 's capacity for making folk laugh -- often quite unintentionally -- that makes him the great character he is .

She was gone again in a flash , leaving me faintly confused and in doubt about my capacity to judge people .

The capacity , in principle , of such nervous systems to demonstrate learning and memory can not be in doubt .

Mr Hardman also had a tremendous capacity for work -- as people are now finding out , they are having to replace him , not with one , but with several people .

Furthermore , there is evidence that the expectations themselves may be changing , converging more with the capacity of the system to meet them .

Good recognition performance is ultimately linked not only to the capacity of the system to extract and compare good feature sets , but also to the integration of context and knowledge in the different processing stages .

The presiding officer must decide , when a person tries to vote , if he is suffering from mental illness , is subnormal , intoxicated and so lacks the capacity to understand what he is doing .

Most wheats in his area look ` superb " and a plant 's capacity to compensate for blind sites should not be forgotten , he adds .

They doubted his capacity to rule Iran effectively , and they constantly tried to limit his apparently insatiable appetite for military hardware .

Many of these physical complications are reversible once the prime cause of the damage -- alcohol and drug intake -- is discontinued : the human body has amazing capacity to repair itself .

Anyone who 's had a child bullied at school knows the depth of children 's capacity for cold , organised cruelty .

There are arms races wherever individuals have enemies with their own capacity for evolutionary improvement .

The difference lies in the capacity for providing or performing all these functions .

In addition Norman 's capacity for enjoyment made him an excellent companion on their trips abroad .

However , people 's capacity for perceiving themselves in this way is not innate ; it is acquired within a framework of established social practices which impose on them the role ( forme ) of a subject .

Light can travel in only one mode , enhancing the capacity of the fibre to carry data .

The legal capacity of corporations differs in some respects from that of individuals , partly from the nature of the case , partly as a consequence of the fact that their personality is an artificial one .

The reductive instinct is to explain this by reference to the generalizing capacity of the mind .

It is sold as an enhancer of the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood , and is widely used by athletes in the USSR , says Dr Robert Woodward of Contassium .

The problem is that welfare pluralists seem to overestimate the capacity of the state to regulate the slice of the welfare market the commercial sector takes …

One gentleman has fled the country of his own volition , using yet another identity .

But because he is a child , the Earl of Moray , my half-brother , can rule the country for him .

You depict rare occurrences -- like Westerners paying for foster children to visit their affluent country -- as a major problem .

Following their agreement with the government the three opposition parties cancelled a demonstration in Kigali against renewed violence in the south of the country .

This Bill , however , has nothing whatever to do with the movement of goods from the north of the country to the channel tunnel .

Compared with the rest of the country London 's population was relatively youthful .

Kenneth Baker has decreed that all new cable systems must be compatible , so that a system laid in one part of the country will interface with the systems laid in other parts .

The first conference to discuss the destruction of Boreal ( temperate zone ) forests , held in Sweden , agreed to a statement condemning the consumer countries of Europe and North America for driving the devastation .

Among 14 countries of Europe , North America and Australasia trends in population structure are very similar ( Table 2.2 ) .

Contacts were established with supporting organisations in the Irish Republic , Britain , North America , Australia , New Zealand and various countries in Europe .

Every country in Europe has rabies except for the United Kingdom .

And they 've caught up from being one of the most illiterate countries in Europe to on the edge of the leading group .

This is practically the situation in the UK , and has been fully achieved in the most prosperous countries in the world , notably the USA .

It was surely great to be an American going up in the greatest company in the world and in the greatest country in the world .

A final communiqué noted the ministers ' concern at the slowdown in growth in the industrialized countries and " the worsening of the already unfavourable external environment facing the developing countries " .

In an effort to clarify the direction of the causality between education and economic development , Peaslee looked at historical trends in education for developed countries .

In the meantime , the prices of goods the Third World imports from rich countries have continued to increase .

A relatively small number of industrially advanced countries appear to have the basic technological and managerial skills required to respond to the IT challenge in an orderly fashion with a view to achieving the accompanying advantages .

We have achieved more inward investment than any other European country .

In many Asian and African countries , social organisation is in tribal groupings which may be a clue to effective market segmentation .

Well-defined communities of both sects are found in many Middle Eastern countries , sometimes living in rivalry , sometimes -- as once in Lebanon -- calmly coexisting ; but always decidedly different .

Most OECD countries are over-banked and also with the development of international money markets it became possible for banks to seek a wider source of deposits for their lending operations .

There was a real feeling that this was the key to development -- this was the great crusade that was going to spirit newly independent Third World countries towards their prosperous destiny .

Such economic transformations tend to undermine both the national independence of Third World countries , and the autonomy of women where this is based on some degree of control over land .

Most of the other South American countries will make a hid on the grounds that , even if they have no firm plans for satellite broadcasting .

The assault on Panama marks the second time in six years that the US has employed its military forces against a country in the hemisphere .

It 's all speculation at present , however Britain is only one of two countries in the European Community that does n't levy VAT on newspapers and the subject has been on the agenda for some time .

This level of infection in the total population would be higher than that which exists in Uganda , considered to be the worst-hit country in Africa .

Algeria is the only African country using natural gas significantly at home where it supplies over half the country 's energy needs .

In European countries virtue would be found to linger in remote and rural communities .

Devotees of her cult represented her as a cow crowned with a diadem , a literal earth-mother . 

The famous late figurine of a goddess found in a small rural shrine at Gazi wears a diadem embellished with three carefully depicted poppy seed-heads , and they have been cut as if for the extraction of opium . 

The recovery of a gold diadem set with garnets as well as jadeite , malachite and turquoise from a Late Predynastic grave at Abydos shows how early they had begun to do so . 

` And there 's the pearl diadem we made , just as a bit of a gift -- " 

Then she had to say hello to Mike , then her mother again , with more laughter and tears and a promise that she would go out . 

He repeated promises that the council was doing all it could to improve the quality of life for residents in the area . 

This would be a promise to deliver anything up to ten songs in a year . 

Mr Phelan is referring to my promise to read the Bible at a rate of five chapters a day , thus finishing it in a year . 

To this was added the promise to privatise British Coal if the Conservatives were re-elected for a fourth term . 

Bills are certificates containing a promise to pay a specified sum of money to the holder at a specified time in the future . 

UNICEF 's State of the World 's Children 1991 report , published on Dec. 20 , said that an extra US$20,000 million would be needed to fulfil the summit 's promise to improve conditions for children by 2000 . 

She repeated the request about the baptism and reminded me of my promise to baptise her baby . 

Nearly half of the Bank 's borrower-governments break their promises about economic policy . 

The spivs will wave away any objections with promises about easy resale , low cost finance and tiny deposit payments . 

Bearing in mind that Labour Members have made many promises without costing them , will my hon. Friend tell us whether they have made promises about the environment in which they claim to be interested ? 

He said Ms Armstrong 's promises about nursery provision were like ` whistling in the wind " . 

When cornered he promises whatever you wish but , as soon as he escapes , he forgets his promise . 

The industrial tribunal decided that Mr Rump had been unfairly dismissed , that he was entitled to rely on his manager 's promise and , accordingly , should receive compensation for such unfair dismissal . 

One must be realistic in one 's promises to patients in respect of their admission to hospital for non-life threatening operations . 

Mr Clinton 's campaign promises were dropping like autumn leaves , he charged in a newspaper editorial , while ` taxes have never succeeded in promoting economic growth . " 

Sylvester Stallone is cast to type as a 20s Mafioso leader who finds his deathbed promise to his father uncommonly hard to keep . 

CHANCELLOR Norman Lamont is considering raising national insurance payments in the spring Budget , despite John Major 's election promise that taxes will fall ` year on year " . 

Mr Smith warned that if the Government raised VAT rates in next week 's Budget , it would be a huge betrayal of the British people after Mr Major 's election promise that there would be no increase . 

The original intention was to provide a critical accompaniment to government promises of action on the inner cities made at the beginning of this Parliament . 

Taking a break from the Bosnian conflict , he kept a long standing promise to his local swimming pool to help raise money for leukaemia and heart research . 

Sandison remembered some vague promise he had made about leaving the city when he was satisfied that Elsie was indeed alive and well . 

The main functions of money are distinguished as : a medium of exchange ; a unit of account ; a store of value ; and , occasionally , a standard of deferred payment .

Despite being intangible , bank money still performs the basic functions of money , being generally accepted as a form of payment .

Note also that Steve Kean reminded me that we 've got to continue to push to get the utilities out of the merchant function .

In addition , California will only achieve a competitive retail market when the utility is removed completely from the procurement function .

California should therefore begin immediately to phase the utility out of the procurement function entirely , with the goal of having all customers served by a non-utility provider within 36 months .

But if they did n't , one of their functions was to continue the racism of the KKK .

The locations of the rest of these sensors will depend on their function .

The sonar will constantly be detecting nearby objects and initiate an escape maneuver when their inputs pass a certain threshold of stimulation , and the bump sensors will , when depressed , also initiate the escape function .

Common behaviors will include a forward cruise and turning mechanism , procedures to determine the orientation towards nest and the distance from the nest when outside , in-nest navigation , an escape function for when objects are detected or bumped into , object identification and gripping , a generic algorithm for pheromone plume and chemical trail following , and the identification of other ants .

These behaviors will often be used in other subroutines running on a schema basis , and when combined with the forward cruise function , should cause the robot to move at an angle .

In order to perform both of these functions , Antie will need a subroutine to explore in a zig-zag fashion , as harvester ants do ( Gordon , 34 ) .

Their letter claims that you owe them money , which they will take and use to pay for the operation of essential functions of the government .

When an architectural competition was announced for the New York Public Library on May 21, 1897 , Dr . John Shaw Billings , the library 's executive director , was determined that in his building , design would not triumph over function .

The function of a baseboard is to cover the joint between the wall and the floor , and secondarily to protect the wall from scuffing .

Like other folklore genres , riddles serve a function , helping children learn to interpret facts and form an opinion .

The work in question offers nothing regarding language , so its review here is ancillary to the main function of VERBATIM .

For a simple start , the forward cruise function will merely take in a double integer representing a speed and cause Antie to move forward at this speed .

To enter the nest , such as at the end of a task , Antie will perform the same function , except it will seek a lower temperature instead of a higher temperature , it will avoid light , and it will only activate while Antie is less than 10cm from the nest entrance .

To avoid bumping into things ( including other ants ) , Antie be provided with an escape function .

A spokeswoman for Crum & Forster said employees were told early this week that numerous staff functions for the personal insurance lines were going to be centralized as a cost-cutting move .

What is the likelihood that such alignments would occur through chance alone ? 

For these reasons it seems reasonable to suggest that all lifeforms on Earth shared a common origin : there is little likelihood that it sprang up contemporaneously in several different parts of the globe . 

Apart from the possibility of injuring their teeth quite badly by trying to gnaw them , there is also the distinct likelihood that some will be swallowed , causing an intestinal blockage . 

Another trick that I have learnt is for increasing the likelihood that I will actually get down to a job which is becoming urgent but which I do n't want to do . 

They multiply this benefit by the likelihood that their personal contribution to the interest group will determine its success or continued existence . 

The likelihood that a person enters higher education continues to be strongly related to his or her family 's social class . 

Furthermore , landlords and managing agents were said to use a range of ` sharp practices " to circumvent the law or to stop or reduce the likelihood of tenants taking legal action . 

In the case of ancient or medieval coinage the existence in different groups of coins of different or similar patterns of die axis may support or reduce the likelihood of some coins belonging in the same group . 

It is argued that this is a significant factor in reducing the likelihood of girls joining delinquent groups . 

Being academic in origin the likelihood of Sparcle coming to pass is probably pretty dim . 

The sooner the animals are checked after mating the less the likelihood of the plug falling out prior to detection . 

Nor is there any likelihood of competition being diminished , except in the case of one minor product , titanium dioxide . 

Not only is this likely to increase the likelihood of relevance of the information , it also enhances user commitment . 

If there 's any likelihood of her regaining consciousness during the day , it will be worthwhile waiting here . " 

If she left early each morning and came home late at night there was very little likelihood of her meeting Leo . 

Many SSDs are already looking to 1995 and the likelihood of no AIDS Support Grant funding . 

At Cambridge research will take place on how individuals make judgements of risk and at reading on how drivers perceive their own ability and accident likelihood . 

Plan for disaster : ensure that dependencies are identified and damage likelihood identified . 

The cumulative reinfarction likelihood , calculated by a log-rank life-table , is not significantly different in the two groups ( Wilcoxon p=0.87 ) . 

Then the likelihood for detection is quite promising , as the case of Cygnus X- 1 illustrates . 

Despite professional emphasis on treating each case on its individual merits , consistent similarities were found between social workers from different regions in the criteria they used to assess the likelihood of further sexual abuse . 

This reflects in particular , women 's reduced likelihood of being widowed . 

The EP award , rather than the likelihood of being attacked , is the way to calibrate how good the adventurers are at role-playing this encounter . 

Your score will give some idea as to the likelihood of having a deficiency of vitamins and minerals . 

In fact , there was a trend towards a greater likelihood of requiring hepatic transplantation , although this did not reach statistical significance . 

Tony and I contemplate the likelihood that on this Scandinavian plane we will have one of those stewardesses you see in the adverts -- -- all blonde hair and curves . 

If the same types of description are used ( name or NP ) , there is a greater likelihood that plural references will be made than if mixed descriptions are used . 

Perhaps a more interesting development is the likelihood that Pyramid will now recast its image as a supplier only of high-end transaction systems . 

Conversely , publication in breach of a " ID " notice is not , of itself , a criminal offence although the likelihood is that it will fall within the ambit of the legislation . 

There was none of the familiar denunciations against the West and no talk of replacing the system with an Islamic state . 

Among these last was Archbishop Reynolds who had at first excommunicated the invaders by pressing into service a ten-year-old denunciation against the Scots ! 

Urban had earlier accused former StB agents of seeking to disrupt the elections by spreading false rumours and denunciations against candidates standing for election . 

Nicaraguan sources here say that the summit meeting is likely to witness an angry denunciation by the Salvadorean president , Mr Alfredo Cristiani , of the Sandinista arms supplies to the FMLN rebels , especially last month 's alleged deliveries by aircraft of Sam-7 anti-aircraft missiles . 

His attack on a prominent Jesuit and his expansion of natural magic to embrace the allegedly miraculous powers of sacred relics led to denunciation by the Louvain medical faculty in 1623 and a subsequent appearance before the Spanish Inquisition . 

The ultimate justification of punishment is not that it is a deterrent , but that it is the emphatic denunciation by the community of a crime . 

And given the extensive fear of denunciation for critical or defeatist comment , it is hardly surprising that negative remarks about the speeches rarely came to light . 

Riccardo Muti made a scathing denunciation from La Scala , news of the deficit broke , and Cresci 's double cashmere coat began to let in the cold . 

And Callinicos is aware of this : ‘ Is not the general tendency of this analysis similar to Lukács ' celebrated denunciation of Modernism as ‘ aesthetically appealing , but decadent ’ ? ( p. 53 ) . 

THE biggest gathering of anti-apartheid organisations in South Africa 's history ended at the weekend with a commitment to intensify the ` struggle against apartheid and exploitation " and a sharp denunciation of the government 's reform policies . 

It was last Saturday , the day before John Major 's birthday and a tirade of denunciation of his campaign team had cast gloom over the celebrations . 

Khrushchev 's denunciation of Stalin had angered the Chinese Communist leaders , as they believed in rigid adherence to the Stalin type government , and they disapproved of any form of ` co-existence " . 

Langland 's denunciation of a corrupt and venal religious establishment and Chaucer 's ironical portraits of cynical , hypocritical friars , lax monks and nuns and of pardoners selling indulgences paint a grim picture . 

Pacifist denunciations of what some saw as the ` hate propaganda or the left 's anti-fascist stance became increasingly strident . 

The Tsar felt humiliated , the majority in the State Council were furious , and the Octobrists joined in bitter denunciation of Stolypin 's high-handed use of Article 87 . 

In his famous denunciation of Stalin 's ` personality cult " in 1956 , Khrushchev positively invited substantial revision of the Stalinist version of October . 

They carried the urn away , with kids running in their wake and Father Peter intoning denunciation of the sin of thievery . 

All the denunciations of a property tax could just about be accommodated , but how were the Government to overcome the whole rationale of the ill-fated poll tax experiment , the supposed unacceptability of the rates ? 

The Iraqi government however , simultaneously stepped up its public denunciation of alleged Western and Iranian plans to dismember Iraq . 

Mr Makwetu 's angry denunciation of the deal was part of a swelling chorus of bellicose criticism from both left and right and from dissenters within the ANC . 

Deep-seated concern among Tory back-benchers was reflected in a powerful denunciation of the VAT decision by the former prime minister Sir Edward Heath . 

Yet anyone who read the popular literature on the subject from the 50s found a massive denunciation of the welfare state which was blamed solely on the growing decline in parental responsibility . 

And the growth of an emerging democracy over the past two years provides an outlet for his critics ' denunciations . 

His denunciations and his shouting made even his staunchest admirers wonder sometimes whether it might not be better to change their allegiance to the calmer Dr McNab . 

By July 1939 , over four years later , Nizan 's anti-fascist denunciations had become more acerbic , more bitter , more personalised , heightened by the increased tensions of a highly volatile international political situation . 

For example , in the heat of debate it is not unusual to hear radically holistic denunciations of ` capitalism " , or ` the racist power structure " , which imply the need for their wholesale destruction , followed in the next breath by appeals to specific individuals or groups to ` change the system " by virtue of their special predisposition to do so . 

The usually veiled criticism contained in the report material , and the open comment coming to light in denunciations and court prosecutions , have necessarily to be regarded as the tip of the iceberg . 

Against this background Baldwin in November felt under some pressure from his backbenches , particularly as his speech had been preceded by a denunciation , at once contrived and powerful , from Churchill . 

This is the idea that denunciation can help to reduce the incidence of crime -- a notion which may at first seem somewhat obscure , but which has a distinguished intellectual pedigree . 

` You were there last Wednesday afternoon when Topaz made her will . 

Sam said to me , ` Doone spent all Saturday afternoon at the boatyard . " 

` Did the tastings round the factory take Monsieur Fontaine all the afternoon on Wednesday ? " 

The jeep force set off in the late afternoon of 26 July , with about forty miles to cover to the coastal plain . 

In the afternoons mother and daughter went for long , nature-based rambles when Emma had to identify and discover things . 

Mandy Hickey , 27 , was found dead in a house in Quarry Road on Thursday afternoon . 

Reg apparently came most Sunday afternoons to help welcome the anxious new arrivals . 

On Saturday afternoons she went visiting her sister and the new baby , according to Grandma Clegg , and Dad got dragged along too . 

McCready spent the afternoon finalizing the briefing of Bruno Morenz . 

The afternoon of Wednesday 24 Feb. saw the official opening of the Tweed Cycleway , which was held in Galashiels . 

It was early afternoon of the following day before Karelius found the opportunity to be alone with her . 

The successful purchaser at the conclusion of the auction is required to sign the auction particulars and pay 10% deposit of the purchase price . 

In contracted to sell wine on terms that after the contract the wine would be stored for the purchaser by the vendor . 

The seller sold one car for £350 but failed to find a purchaser for the other . 

The vendor should only account to the purchaser for post-taxation income earned during the interim stage . 

This liability benefits only the immediate purchaser from the manufacturer , because liability for breach of contract exists only between parties to the same contract . 

The syndicate which had been established as a monopoly purchaser of wool found difficulty in enforcing its monopoly . 

The problem with this type of promotion is that it undermines any sensible perception which purchasers of children 's books might have of what constitutes value for money . 

There must be a delivery to the subsequent purchaser of the goods or documents of title . 

If you are selling a house and buying another one , you may find yourself in a position where you have to wait for your purchaser to complete , whereas your new home is ready . 

Therefore if the hirer sells the goods , section 25 of the Sale of Goods Act and section 9 of the Factors Act will not operate to give his purchaser a good title . 

Through their contracts purchasers would start to identify what services were being provided , by whom and at what cost and quality . 

Representatives from project partners BPX and Statoil , plus sole gas purchasers Alliance Gas , were present . 

In 1990 Baron Thyssen bought an outstanding work , ‘ The Lock ’ at Sotheby 's for £10,780,000 a world record for a British painting but he is not considered a likely purchaser of further works by the artist . 

It was largely a practical book , aimed at the DIY market , as until very recently this formed the bulk of purchasers of ` Laura Ashley " fabrics . 

In a recent Lake District survey , only 48 per cent of house purchasers were local , with more than half the purchases being for holiday accommodation , second homes or retirement ( Shucksmith 1981 ) . 

The growing population of ` Dinkie " couples ( dual-income no kids ) was also noted in chapters 7 and 8 as providing a booming market of house purchasers . 

Realistic prices are still hard to find in the land market , according to a would-be farm purchaser whose quests for a viable farm has taken up most of his time and energy for over a year . 

At p625 he stated : A vendor selling property to a purchaser can not be said to lend him the unpaid portion of the purchase price . 

The sharp increase in insolvencies during the last year has made the banks less willing to lend money to anyone , including prospective purchasers of failed businesses . 

A guide to the collection , it seemed to many to underline , too , the extent to which the Saatchis had superseded the Tate Gallery as the most adventurous and successful purchasers of modern art in this country . 

It means that to be considered in good faith and acquire title the purchaser of a valuable stolen work of art needs to demonstrate that she/he made a very serious , detailed and diligent investigation into the seller 's title . 

In practice the length of a statute of limitations is perhaps less significant than the content of the duty of diligence imposed upon purchasers of works of art . 

Before purchasers of a faulty building go out and celebrate , let me point out that , while the act penalises those who commit an offence , it does not help those against whom the offence is committed . 

For example , it is the problem of acquiring the relevant information about purchasers of insurance policies that leads insurance companies to face problems of moral hazard and adverse selection . 

The US military space and intelligence agencies -- as well as the civilian federal government had not merely been the key early purchasers of computers . 

In the first case , the purchaser had bought a £17,500 house in 1980 with an Abbey National Building Society mortgage . 

A purchaser of such a house obtains a House Purchaser 's Agreement from the vendor . 

A purchaser of land might well be uneasy if he knew that , even if he had no notice of a trust , the land could be recovered from him by a trustee . 

B then sells the shares in A to a purchaser at a price equal to the value of the shares in A when it acquired them . 

The cost per annum , which will be borne by the purchaser of the completed property , may well exceed £500 --which may affect sale prices and hence the land value . 

( Note : this is the means whereby the contractual purchaser of an unregistered property can protect his or her priority . ) 

It was later traced by police to the locker of club skipper Cyril Proby . 

The late sub editor , a lovely Irishman called Bill Shedee , had his own solution to a prodigious thirst -- he kept his locker stacked with bottles of Double Diamond . 

The new centre building will include reception desk , hire store , a multi-use area , toilets , first aid room , cafe overlooking the north terrace , a meeting room and bowlers ' lockers . 

His bedside locker held the conglomerate of offerings , necessities and minor diversions considered indispensable to a brief spell in hospital . 

While the others stood and gawped , she had already pushed herself over to the storage lockers and was busy tossing the flimsy emergency spacesuits over . 

All the girls kept photographs of their parents perched prominently on the lockers by their beds . 

Here there is a large hanging locker beside the vanity with two drawers underneath . 

` That 's the key to my locker at the North Oxford Golf Club , Inspector . " 

“ I 'll have the use of a locker at the airport … ” she trailed off with a despondent sigh . 

The forecabin is separated from the saloon by a lobby which has a deep hanging locker on the starboard side with a sliding basket stowage for folded clothing beneath it . 

If it 's difficult to make the tool shed secure , think about buying army surplus steel lockers or ammunition boxes to lock your tools in , and if necessary bolt the containers to the floor . 

He changed his Hannover-to-London ticket to a Cologne-London one , checked in and wandered towards the steel luggage lockers to one side of the concourse . 

Can you go up and get me a vest or a towel or something from my locker ? 

The open wiring at the back of the control panel for the refrigerator is not protected from the contents of the food locker into which it projects . 

Pulling a fresh towel from her locker , she wiped her face , neck and throat , and gave her head a quick rub . 

On Saturday police were called to three town centre stores where someone had walked in and tried to remove property from staff rooms and employee 's lockers . 

Their weapons would have been deposited in the locker the previous night by a UNACO operative . 

As Hennessy was opening up the grey lockers at the end of the room , Donaldson spelt Bobo again . 

She found one , shut the locker and the cabin door , scooped up the oilskins , and scrambled up the companionway into the cockpit . 

Stravinsky was commissioned to provide the score for a New York revue , 1944 ( choreography by Anton Dolin ) . 

Prokofiev threaded two leitmotifs through his score for Cinderella to mark the heroine and her Fairy Godmother . 

His ambitious score contains within each of its four substantial , trenchantly argued movements both portraits of , and tributes to , many of his close friends who have died of Aids . 

This last texture represents the clef arrangement of the typical French five-part string ensemble , although as is always the case in Lully 's ballet scores , the parts are unlabelled . 

The wild , rhythmic drive of the first subject owes much to Shostakovich , yet the second subject would not sound out of place in a Star Trek film score , and its pseudo-oriental counter-theme is pure Hollywood . 

A 16-minute tribute to Miles Davis entitled ` MD ( Miles Is Alive ) " is expected to be included in the film score . 

` I 've just finished a movie score , so I 'm kinda waiting to see . 

It is difficult , given Korngold 's Hollywood output , not to imagine this as a mighty movie score , but it is none the worse for that , and those existing admirers of Korngold 's music should get great pleasure from this . 

Stravinsky composed the first truly modern score for ballet with The Firebird ( see page 61 ) . 

But in others Purcell takes over from the copyist in mid-movement -- suggesting that he was composing directly into the theatre score . 

Meanwhile , here 's a delightfully low-key set of instrumentals that suggests he should write the score for one of those film noir remakes set in small town America . 

Paul Robinson ( Fellow in Music 1982-85 ) was commissioned to write a score , played by the Harmonie Band , for the 1923 film Warning Shadows , premiered on 21 March , also at Cornerhouse . 

Glass has written nine operas , numerous film scores , compositions for violin and piano , music for ballet and the theatre . 

Mr Bowles also worked in New York at theatres like SoHo Rep , where in 1984 he conducted Mandrake , a musical for which he wrote the score . 

His score for the film Louisiana Story was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1948 . 

Current Fellow , Graham Coatman has specialised in creating scores for classic silent films . 

Glass had been earning some money by transcribing Ravi Shankar 's score for the film , Chappacqua . 

When told of the forthcoming marriage between Lydia and Tobias , Jonadab expressed his amazement . 

Marriage between a blood son and an adopted daughter who had nursed at the same breast would be incestuous , haram -- forbidden . 

This shotgun marriage between the NRA and political correctness suggests that some of its more far-sighted members are getting a little nervous . 

Ms Sultana , of Lawrence Street , Dundee , said her family was approached in 1989 by Ahmed 's family to arrange a marriage between them . 

In the first instance she arranges the marriage of Elgiva to the sensitive and naive king . 

In 1184 the Emperor Frederick Barbarossa secured the marriage of his son Henry , duke of Swabia , to Constance of Sicily , the heiress of her nephew , King William II , who died childless in 1189 . 

In the egalitarian , brothers have equal inheritance rights , do not live with their parents after marriage , and allow no marriage among their children . 

On his marriage on 2 April 1622 to Elizabeth , daughter of Robert Coxe , grocer , of London , he had land in Hampshire , Surrey , and Wiltshire settled on him . 

It always took some time after her departure to get back into the old routine again … into the old pleasant routine . 

Rumour has it that he has taken up residence in the port of Leith , near enough to Edinburgh but , should matters go wrong , the best place for his departure by land or sea . 

The first breakthrough came on July 9 with the departure by air to Prague of 51 refugees from the Czechoslovak embassy . 

Departure from Berlin will be late evening for the night journey on the motorway to Ostend and the ferry back to Dover . 

Now he has revealed the mistakes that led to England 's early departure from the tournament , though fans might not find themselves a lot the wiser . 

He added : ` I know Eric 's departure from Leeds has caused a furore amongst the fans . 

The reason is that if the examiner is reading your script quickly ( and he may have hundreds of scripts to mark ) he may be puzzled and annoyed by your departure from the order of his question . 

Noah said everything -- including the attack on her -- has been brought about by her departure from Romany ways . 

In other words would the individual applications still be regarded as a departure from the development plan ? 

The vessel , monitored by the US navy since its departure in late February from North Korea , had ( while docked in Singapore ) given its ultimate destination as Equatorial Guinea . 

SEA-LION pups seem safe as they lounge on a Patagonian beach , slowly building their strength and preparing themselves for their departure into the sea . 

The lecturer was introduced by Lord Crawford , who outlined Sir Crispin 's long and distinguished first career as a diplomat and his departure into the field of climatology . 

The senior recruits have gone out with their visitors , before they return to pack ready for their departure to their trade training in the morning . 

Was it Rabbi Moishe 's imminent departure to Palestine that was making him more withdrawn than usual ? 

Poor Frederick , it took him two years to get over Alice 's departure to France . 

Resolved not to waste further time on account of this childish affair , I contemplated departure via the french windows . 

DEATH can do wonders for record sales - - Freddie Mercury 's departure alone is reckoned to have put several percentage points on total British sales last Christmas . 

At the time it had seemed so necessary to prove that John 's departure had not upset their daily routine . 

What had accounted for the nine-day gap between this date and the night of his eventual departure for France ? 

Churchill indeed was so overcome with the romance of it all that he briefly reconciled himself to the departure of the British from his beloved India . 

With the departure of Schmidt and Herbert Wehner from the political scene in 1983 , Brandt , the party chairman , was once again the leading force in the SPD but he failed to control the left . 

Her friend had paid a flying visit to Robbie 's home on the eve of her own departure for the Scillies and her new job , to say her goodbyes and hand over the key to her accommodation . 

The deadline for the departure of the PKK from Iraq was extended several times . 

They were likely to make trouble , having not yet come to terms with the hurried departure of Mrs Thatcher following upon the events of November 1990 . 

Fears were growing last night that the enforced departure of almost all foreign journalists from East Germany by midnight would signal the beginning of a sharp crackdown on all dissent . 

In an affirmation of support to Palmer and Knowles they : “ Wholeheartedly and unreservedly support Manchester 's bid ” and “ strongly urge International Olympic Committee members to decide in its favour . ” 

While the affirmation that Spain was a ` Republic of workers of all classes " and clauses limiting absolute property rights bore a socialist ring , the prevailing tone was that of Left-republicanism . 

It also welcomed these republics ' affirmation of " their readiness to respect the international commitments of the Soviet Union and to ensure single control of nuclear weapons on their territory " [ see p. 38655 ] . 

The former Labour Party leader , Prime Minister and Defence Minister Itzhak Rabin , who was generally regarded as a hardliner , surprised delegates with his affirmation that Israel would have to give up " some kilometres of land in exchange for peace " . 

Two speeches straddled the domestic political scene this week , each of them an affirmation of the survival of the British ancien régime and of the continuing relevance of archaic institutions of the UK state . 

Many strategists , including Maurice Saatchi , the advertising guru , wanted a radical rejig of the structure . 

Sheila Kitzinger , childbirth guru , talks abut the ` functional " pain of labour as though somehow it reduced its intensity . 

` You can see things going wrong in the company that you would n't have seen in any other way , " says EIS guru Bob Widener . 

Sancha 's publicity guru , Max Clifford , is quoted as saying : ` Her idea is to write a book and then turn it into either a television drama or a documentary . 

UK-based IXI Ltd has signed Danish Unix software house Super Users A/S , Copenhagen -- headed up by the Scandinavian Unix guru Brian Eberhardt -- to sell its X.desktop Motif software in Denmark . 

A quick call to the Globe proved that the book review was indeed by the Dr Stephen J. Gould , guru of New Wave Evolution . 

The couple are disciples of the controversial Church of Scientology , founded by guru L Ron Hubbard . 

One of the people to mastermind the jeans clad mechanic transformed into a sex symbol was the Sydney fashion guru . 

The Imperial Cancer Research Fund , which in 10 years has opened 464 shops , has its own ` fashion guru " . 

WHEN ASKED TO list the greatest fashion guru of all time most people would go for some foreign Johnnie with a ludicrous name . 

All professional musicians , the band have received rave reviews in the music press -- not least for their cover versions of Jimi Hendrix numbers which have earned Slim comparisons with the master guitar guru . 

Following their Brixton date , The Reid brothers will start work on their previously rumoured acoustic album , said to involve guest contributions from Bob Dylan , Shane MacGowan and influential US country guitar guru Lee Hazelwood . 

He 's a trained chemical engineer , an ex-European karate champ. health guru and all round cosmopolitan bon viveur . 

It 's very New York that he is the choice for health guru ; it could n't happen anywhere else ; it 's the way the macrobiotic cookies crumble in this city that never sleeps . 

THE 1990s , say the most fashionable of management gurus , will be the decade of the small , networked company . 

US management guru Peter Drucker points out that while blue collar productivity has increased some forty-fold over the past 100 years , white collar productivity has remained static . 

Management guru Tom Peters cites the example of an American sausage factory . 

Hooley 's idea became reality mainly through the efforts of Ghost Of An American Airman 's management guru Dave Sinton and Johnny Hero . 

Larry Light , a marketing guru and head of America 's Coalition for Brand Equity ( an industry study-group ) , says that ` brands are being bargained , belittled , bartered and battered . " 

LASER PRINTERS HAD BETTER WATCH OUT -- IF THE MARKETING GURUS ARE TO BE BELIEVED , SALES OF INKJET PRINTERS LOOK SET TO SOAR . 

The Giuliani campaign -- advised by Roger Ailes , the media guru who turned the Bush campaign around -- has been trying to persuade Jewish voters that Mr Dinkins is a clone of Jesse Jackson and no friend of Israel . 

Officially director of campaigns and communication alias media guru , image-maker or spin doctor he is credited with transforming the Party 's fading image between the vital years of 1985-90 . 

But for now Kylie harnessed it to press on with the next stage of her ten year plan which had been drawn up by her musical gurus . 

The manufacture of a five-pronged manual implement for manual digging results in a fork even if the manufacturer , unfamiliar with the English language , insists that he intended to make and has made a spade . 

Brian Wood and Andy McEntee plumb the depths of a grisly marketplace in ` implements of repression " 

If he was hanging in a slaughterhouse , then might they not choose to use the implements of the slaughterer on him ? 

Some of the earliest items in her collection look more like implements of torture . 

She might have gone away ; on the other hand , she might be waiting outside the door , holding her breath and with an attendant clergyman and two bridesmaids standing behind her fingering sacrificial implements . 

He stood with the carving implements poised over the ruined saddle . 

In general , modern drawing implements are improvements on ancient materials . 

As was customary a number of items such as galvanised baths , water cans and garden implements were hung on hooks outside , below the fascia . 

John attempted to convince John 's friend that that friend should loan John some repair implements . 

As an extra precaution , the kitchen has a ` shadow cabinet " containing all the knives and butchering implements . 

There are exhibits on all aspects of agriculture , and the museum has an interesting collection of farming implements and machines , including old tractors . 

The northern half of this room is filled with surgical implements in racks , preserved body parts , anatomical diagrams and plates , flasks of liquids , and similar apparatus . 

If I am ferreting single-handedly there is no need for any other digging implement . 

The pathologist led Blanche over to a stainless-steel trolley whose top was hidden by jars and bottles and various surgical implements . 

The fork was simply a military development of the agricultural implement . 

This would account for the agricultural implements , which include a plough-tip , the other tools being used by carpenters and gardeners . 

For example , in the early agricultural villages , some individuals became full-time producers of pottery , clothing and agricultural implements . 

The horses ' housings and collar-decorations were blue ; so were the carts , the name-boards of the villages , the agricultural implements , wheelbarrows and water-butts . 

It is on record that within living memory swill basket makers and tanners used them , and that peat , fodder and farm implements have been stored there . 

Each exhibit building is equipped with authentic furnishings , cooking utensils and farm implements illustrating the various facets of life in those early times . 

In the yard the ancient farm implements and a fine display of farm carts . 

There are also sound-slide shows , and a restaurant decorated with old farm implements . 

The farm implements of this period were made and repaired in the village . 

His tone of voice objective , dispassionate , as if they were kitchen implements or gardening devices . 

She was n't sure how she 'd got there : like someone who takes an electric shock from a kitchen implement and winds up on the other side of the room . 

Give them , still covered by the cloth , repeated thumps with a heavy kitchen implement to crack them slightly . 

The street 's real wide , and there 's loads of cars jamming it up . 

There 's loads of shops with their lights on and traffic and people hurrying along the pavement . 

This pattern of irregular loading subjects the vessel to quite different stress from that exerted by an evenly distributed load of coal . 

Receptionist Lynn Hailstones , 18 , of Whitley Bay said : ` It was a load of rubbish -- a waste of the ticket money . 

The motor manufacturer is not going to be best pleased to discover that the aircraft he though he had retained has hopped to Ibiza with a load of spotty would-be tourists from Kettering . 

Crowds of celebs are having to have a laugh and raise loads of cash for children . 

` If I were the Pentagon or the White House I 'd be upset too if a US Air Force bomber or cargo plane , carrying a load of bombs , suddenly disappeared into the sea . 

It was a load of crap -- like his speech that morning to the executives . 

There 's platforms aplenty to jump on , and loads of collectable weapons to see off Krip 's stormtroopers . 

And the best load of hay -- he 'd come out and ask me at the finish . 

To make incineration more economical , a tax should be imposed on each load of rubbish sent to a landfill site . 

They sent them here in train loads from Germany , Holland , Czechoslovakia , Austria , france , from all over Europe , because the Latvian-recruited SS units were the most efficient killers . " 

` They wanted a load of scantily clad models in it , " mocks Salli , ` but we could n't run the budget to it . 

A whole load of French soldiers have got away from Dunkirk too , and we have got to take the lot . " 

A whole load of boring industry heads droning on about how important they are and trying to cop off with each other ? 

` He 'll entertain a whole load of people watching while we 're out on location but he can turn it on and off like a light -- the cameras roll and he 's totally into Grant Mitchell . 

What he would n't have done is gone out and bought the girl loads of flowers the next morning and then get caught by me doing it . 

I lost weight , had my hair done three different ways and bought a load of clothes that were n't me -- all those classic wifely wiles . 

When I first left home at 17 , I was a lot bigger because I used to eat loads of junk food . 

The Lobster Pot had loads of candles stuck in bottles , littered about the pub . 

People had got no money you see having a load of kids and they keep always being in the family way , naturally trying to get rid of them you see because they did n't want them obviously . 

Erm we had a full load you know , in the air before the Americans er were three quarters of the way through . 

He 'd said to himself as he walked away with it that all along the act had been a load of rubbish . 

It ca n't , thought Robert , be good for the personality to have a load of middle-aged men prostrating themselves in front of you and sobbing every time you open your mouth . 

Yes erm listening to the punters I mean I know loads of people come up here and there 's one thing which all of them tend to say and that this place is threatening . 

There was no denying , of course , that he was attractive plus , but good grief , she knew loads of attractive men . 

I 've seen loads of rings like this , so they ca n't be worth much . " 

Follow it around a bit this side you will see like a loads of cars . 

Erm , but the er , yes any customer know , knows when you 're talking a load of nonsense . 

` We were making loads of money and people were throwing champagne at us , " she said in an interview with the People newspaper . 

There 's not the same pressure on the dealing floor as at DPR , but you 'll still make loads of money . 

She 's always reading the fashion mags and spends loads of money on clothes . 

Loads of people had let him down over the years , so I did n't want to be one of them . 

` Loads of people just did n't know their problems were diet-related , " she said . 

“ … only while she 's getting herself liked by one load of people , she 's getting herself disliked by another load , ” continued Constance . 

As Stella says : ` There 's a load of people in front of me in the queue for jobs , is n't there ? " 

It 's got loads of flowerbeds and that , and a little bridge over the middle of the pond . 

` Well , I 've got loads of records but nothing to play them on . 

On Father 's Day he 'll have a lie-in and get loads of presents -- a chocolate , a jumper and a T-shirt , which he 'd probably like ` Daddy " written on . " 

As long as we got loads of money it s ok to sell all our players and be a rich 4th division side . 

The main point Lane and Roberts stressed was the dynamism of the strike itself .

Nizan 's writings of this period are charged with the destructive dynamism of the newly converted .

If this was his attempt to give Chloe a radical new dynamism , it was all too laboured to succeed .

It is an industry which boasts many famous companies -- but it is also driven by the dynamism of many small firms .

One was regional : the metropolitan dynamism of the South-east and the Midlands compared with the sluggish tendencies of Lancashire and Yorkshire .

Once Chapman had gone there was no one with his dynamism and far-sightedness to carry on where he left off .

While Muslim social activity has a spontaneous dynamism with a proliferation of private groups and associations , African states are most concerned to exercise political authority over their Muslim communities .

Eddie Murphy prowls the stage of New York 's Felt Forum , glowing with a vibrant , kinetic dynamism that captivates the full house of several thousand .

This goes well with the new corporate dynamism at Peterborough .

Changes in the structure of economic enterprises and their patterns of ownership are two dimensions of the constant restless dynamism of capitalist economies .

He could n't handle the fact that his sexual dynamism was starting to lose its velocity .

Clearly , industrial policy can not fully explain the extraordinary dynamism of Japanese accumulation .

In intellectual terms , modernity marks the triumph of Western rationality , whether in social planning , the expansion of the sciences or the self-replicating dynamism of technology .

Master locksmiths can make duplicates of most keys -- including those for cars , safes , padlocks , etc . 

The typewriter , carbon-paper and the camera have made duplicates of important papers readily available . 

This set of models ( 1030LS , 1040LS , 1041LS , 1052LS ) are to be exact duplicates of Sun 's Sparcstation 10 line in performance and mechanical functionality . 

When a tape is full , make a duplicate of it for storage elsewhere . 

Smaller components fall together into the mould in such a way that a duplicate of the mould is made . 

I wanted that card to complete the set , so ruefully handed over twelve of my duplicates . 

Frame two , I say with tears of pride in my eyes , was a near duplicate , 51-14 , my opponent disgustedly resigning with blue , pink and black still on the table . 

Stalin 's corpse had n't even grown cold before they had taken Beria , the dead leader 's chief henchman and the most powerful chairman the KGB had ever had , dragged him screaming out of a Politburo meeting and shot him .

` A buddy of mine -- we were in the same outfit -- was killed there . 

The young paratrooper turned to look at me , his eyes alarmed , as if he expected somehow to see that his buddies had caught him in a moment of vulnerability . 

` I sat patiently waiting for my buddy to join me , " Jinky continued . 

Actor Russell Means , who plays Hawkeye 's buddy Chingachgook ( on left of picture ) , tells us : ` This film has revolutionised the way Indians are played on screen . " 

It would always be the partner with a wife and kids who got shot down in the line of duty , giving his bachelor buddy the chance poignantly to break the news to his loved ones . 

A few paces away , Rocky raised an amused eyebrow as he recognised the unruffled drawl of his trucker buddy Chuck . 

In 1959 Dean Martin turned up in a Sinatra film , Some Come Running , having been wandering in the Hollywood wilderness since breaking up with his former screen buddy Jerry Lewis . 

In all this , Liotta , who came to prominence in Field of Dreams and GoodFellas , plays the charming and concerned ` instant " buddy . 

The flamboyant past owner of the now defunct Vernon Savings and Loan Association was charged with conspiracy to finance a $1m beach house in southern California by diverting a loan made to a developer buddy in Texas . 

On the other side of the highway the second of the big sixteen wheelers was parked , engine running and one of Rocky 's trucker buddies behind the wheel . 

It became very much a matter of the old touring buddies looking after each other . 

Howard 's friend and drinking buddy , William Holden , was less fortunate in his final moments . 

Carl Perkins joined up with his old buddy George Harrison onstage during the 21st birthday of London 's Hard Rock Cafe on June 15th . 

` The Urge " is an unusual new bass designed by the Fender Custom Shop in cahoots with Satriani 's old buddy Stu Hamm . 

After the race , Ibn Fayoud moves all his horses to Bill and suddenly he 's big buddies with Butler . 

Former gang members shall be given a chance to be patrol buddies in assisting in the protection of the neighbourhoods . 

He and Ronnie are tremendous buddies , and he 's doing wonders at the mill . 

Bringing up the rear were Rocky 's three buddies , Chuck , Jube and Red . 

On the aeroplane from Tokyo to Auckland he was chirpy and sociable , amiably demonstrating his knowledge of conversational Japanese and chatting about the syndicate 's progress .

She caught her aeroplane easily and spent the journey thinking about Anthony .

Though this makes many passengers change aeroplanes , it is highly efficient for the airlines themselves .

Four months ago , you know , he could not even fly an aeroplane .

The most direct example is the nervous airline passenger who is comforted by the belief that the middle-aged pilot he saw sitting on the flight deck is flying the aeroplane .

Never having flown in an aeroplane , I was unable to corroborate this view .

Reaching Tioman from Singapore used to be either a complex business of bus , taxi and boat , or a frustrating one of scarce seats on very small aeroplanes .

The Veep 's G-IV will cost $50 million -- about double the price of a typical corporate aeroplane because of the need for development and installation of secure voice and data communications avionics packages .

The exhibition not only demonstrated many old ideas , but also at least one new one -- Mr Preshous ' original idea of hiring a light aeroplane to enable him to take aerial photographs of the route .

Most small aeroplanes have an average airspeed of about 90 mph , and can fly much more slowly if necessary to apply rallying techniques to aerial navigation ( i.e. when the viz gets a bit iffy . )

There are several possible ways of representing such instructions in the computer store .

JON Joannides warmed up for the Lombard RAC Rally in the best possible way by winning the Cambrian Rally .

The Government must now seek ways of strengthening the Union to ensure it continuing vitality , while showing appropriate sensitivity to the nationalistic sentiments stirred up by this election .

We are looking at the training arrangements and are anxious to ensure that our future forces receive the best and most relevant forms of training in the most efficient and cost-effective way .

Another effective way of catching summer chub is by fly fishing .

It is just that modern physicists seem to have more imaginative ways of naming new particles and phenomena -- they no longer restrict themselves to Greek ! )

There are many other ways of analysing the very complex vowel system of English , some of which are extremely ingenious .

One way of avoiding ideological cooptation is to choose left-over sites which can not be the object of ideological misinterpretation .

One way of defining the spiritual aspect of ` self " is to say it is our purpose for living .

Ministers should also consider ways of improving sports facilities for youngsters living in inner cities , they claimed .

This brings the discussion back to whether changes in social attitudes are the most effective way of preventing sexual victimization .

So we explore , we probe and you can probe in a variety of different ways but what are the three probes we have that you , you come across ?

This is the time of year when our thoughts turn to ways to do things differently , things that will make our lives better and improve the quality of our life .

The finding , if it holds up , says the Times , may lead to a simple way for airline travelers to fight jet lag .

Indeed , as I have emphasized before , a biosphere is a self-consistent coconstruction of autonomous agents , ways of making a living , and the search procedures , mutation , recombination , as well as behavioral search open to autonomous agents .

flash in the pan This phrase sounds as if it derives from the way that prospectors pan rivers for gold .

Such an approach provided a powerful way to associate genes with traits of interest , to identify key regulators as putative target genes in this complicated biological process , and a potential method to identify strategies for improvement of crop yield and nutrient value by pathway engineering .

Point 1 : Ladenson would have a much stronger case if America 's universities and colleges used a single announced criterion for admission and never varied from it , the way New York City 's two true meritocracies , Bronx High School of Science and Stuyvesant High School , do -- they only admit students who score well on Bronx Science 's or Stuyvesant 's own tests .

To do this correctly , the aligned query sequence has to be bootstrap resampled in exactly the same way as was used for precalculating the pairwise distances of the Pfam alignment .

UPN recently , imprudently , trimmed the word `` McNasty '' from the title of Shasta McNasty , rendering it a naked Shasta . Here 's a way for them to boost their ratings , repair their grievous show-naming error , and still save face : `` Gore / Bradley McNasty Smackdown ! ''

A good way to remember the difference between slang and jargon is that jargon serves to indicate a referent , usually with great precision , while slang characterizes and often makes light of what is referred to , and nonslang synonyms are almost always readily available .

Here is a woman whose husband has been caught misappropriating funds , who must find a way to repay $274,000 within days .

Bay Tours are very popular in every coastal destination from Puerto Vallarta down to Huatulco , and are also an excellent way to get your bearings , from the vantage point of the waters offshore .

I do n't want to come right out and say , `` It 's none of your business what happened between your husband and me when we were 18 , '' and I guess I am looking for a nice way to say MYOB .

There is really no gracious way to receive a pie in the face ...

What is missing , for example , at square the circle , is the information that because the area of a circle is mathematically calculated using pi , which is irrational , there is no mathematical way of calculating the dimensions of a square with the same area as that of a given circle .

Perhaps the Proximity people thought that they had got round that little problem by giving the same definition for each of the items in the list ; but we know that only very rarely are two synonyms bi-unique ( which is another way of saying that if A = B , B does not necessarily always equal A ) , an ineluctable fact of language .

While no one suggests that the therapy is ready for widespread clinical application , another way of highlighting current problems is to focus on cost .

( This sounds more cynical than it is ; one way to so convince Congress is to speak to their sense of justice as well as to their pocketbook . )

CCI is a federation of 13 neighborhood-based multi-service centers whose mission is to identify and meet the human service needs of residents throughout Marion County in the most effective , efficient and comprehensive way possible .

CCI is a federation of 13 neighborhood-based multi-service centers ( plus one affiliate ) whose mission is to identify and meet the human service needs of the greater Indianapolis community in the most effective , efficient and comprehensive way possible .

And he saw this as one way of using this event as a way to deal with the Iraq problem . ''

We did not have very much but my mom always found a way to keep us busy or keep us entertained , and one of the ways that she kept us entertained was by telling stories , reading poems , and singing to us .

Naturally , I start crying , and one of my main ways of getting out of work was always saying something hurt me , either my Just anything to get out of doing my job .

Jameson points the way for children who need that extra hand and I hope you 'll continue your support this year .

We have met with a number of successes along the way , most notably the Summer Fun Line , the Metro Summer Bus Pass , and the development of ten neighborhood youth councils .

When young people do n't have that support , they need other resources for encouragement to guide them along the way .

But somewhere along the way , they 've -- we 've -- also lost all patience for kids .

Tours usually stop along the way at one of the area 's cave houses , where residents are happy to show off their hand-dug quarters .

] I looked upAt a bald , toothless gnome in swaddling clothesOn his way back to the fountain for more bad news.Something in his bowlegged walk -- perhaps the wearyRoutine of it -- made me think of the saint again,

The train passes smart residential houses on its way to the terminus and park of Sváb -hegy .

On the way , it 's worth a stop at the China Tea Museum , a recently expanded attraction with displays of ceremonial tea implements and its own model teahouses .

They 'd been separated in the fracas which followed their parachute descent into northern France , and she feared that Jeanne had been killed in the fighting . 

To get the best shots of the Falcon 's descent into an American football stadium Steve set up cameras inside the Hercules plane and attached to the freefallers themselves before positioning himself on the ground . 

Her morning descent to the kitchen was for her a moment of happiness and importance . 

He was in the hall next morning as Maggie came downstairs , and at the sight of her he walked forward to watch her descent . 

Her fingers tightened on the banister rail , as she paused in her descent . 

She grew bored , and gazed out of the window , at the fading winter light and the fluttering descent of the snow . 

It is in the descent of the Son to earth , and his return to the Father , that we learn how we too can relate to God 's happiness . 

Shielding his eyes from the glare , Bash looked on as the craft continued its slow descent , coming to rest in a field outside the barbarian 's hut . 

If the model is set up correctly , it should make a steep descent under full control . 

That afternoon we made a laborious but uneventful descent down the north east face and retrieved our skis . 

Slowly , he shook his head once or twice , and then began to make the descent . 

The Astropath listened , wearing a faint rictus of a smile , and thinking who knew what . 

Zulei hopped backwards , trying to regain her balance , her mouth a rictus of hate . 

For a long time he remained motionless like this , his body arched backward , his teeth clenched , his lips drawn back in a silent rictus of ecstatic agony . 

Gilbert tried to squirm away , pulling his mouth into a distorted rictus . 

They were drunk , marchers and watchers , exalted out of themselves , their faces set in the rictus of certainty . 

There he was , all right -- a tiny figure , in perfect colour , standing in front of a group of Watchmen whose faces were each frozen in a terrified rictus . 

The man hesitated , then clamped his teeth in a rictus and twitched off again . 

In 1926 he built studios at Elstree and made his first tentative move into production with The Woman Tempted . 

He built a large studio at Pinewood and went into distribution with General Film Distributors ( GFD ) . 

He had built a studio at the foot of the garden connected to the house by a covered pathway and the general collections of the Survey were housed in the studio . 

In 1880 he temporarily returned to his birthplace , Zala , and built a studio at his ancestral home . 

Following the success of last year 's eponymous debut LP , the Scouse three-piece have been busily constructing their own home studio and working on new material expected before the Summer . 

Songs For ` Drella , their 14-song tribute to mentor Andy Warhol , who subsidised The Velvet Underground , will be performed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music Festival in November before the pair enter the studio . 

I entered a studio at random , and spoke to a young man behind a battered desk . 

Rouault trained at the Ecole des Arts Décoratifs before entering the studio of Gustave Moreau in 1892 . 

Since he had the respect and liking of his fellow artists , he was often able to enter the studios and choose a characteristic work before it was put on show . 

Following a period in Amsterdam with Jan van Logteren , Stanley came to London in 1727 and entered the studio of Peter Scheemakers [ q.v. ] , a former assistant of Sturmberg . 

Genevieve ( 1953 ) , one of Rank 's biggest successes of the decade , was directed by another old Ealing hand , Henry Cornelius , who left the studio after making Passport to Pimlico . 

Standing as one during the vital mixing stage of the album , the group asked Allison to leave the studio when the atmosphere became too tense , and he waited outside while the band finished the job themselves . 

As for what went on after I left the studio at night , I invariably drove out of the car park in a cloud of dust . 

He left the studio , the padded door swinging to with a soft thud . 

Chris said : ` As Chris Evans left the studio the look on his face was as if he was hallucinating . 

A man named Maisel , a retoucher of photographs , was living in the studio in 1915 and the Jewish artists who knew Modigliani 's work gathered to welcome him . 

We live in the kitchen together and I live in my studio alone . 

Mel Simpson , the other half of the production brains , is permanently locked in the studio . 

If you remember , yesterday afternoon , after the funeral , Francis asked me to lock the studio and bring him the key . 

Soon after Beatrice came back to Paris , Modigliani moved into her studio on the Rue de Montparnasse , his large drawings of caryatids on the walls . 

Only now , after the sell-out success of his first one-man show at Glasgow 's Barbizon Gallery , is he moving out of his back bedroom into a studio proper . 

In fact , as film-makers have moved out of the studio and on to location , to achieve more realistic impressions of dramatic situations , the attraction of on-location filming into cities and regions has become big business . 

At the moment the hospital radio station is waiting to move into a new studio . 

He began in the music business running a recording studio and in band management . 

Much of the record 's royalties have been invested in the couple 's production company Cherry Bear , which now employs three staff and runs a studio out of their terraced house in London . 

Fish explained his decision to run his own recording studio ; ` I got tired of giving a lot of money away to other studios and being away from my family and Scotland . 

Pierre Reverdy , the poet , sat in the large studio watching the artists at work . 

Today , sitting in his cosy attic studio in south-west London 's genteel Mortlake , relaxed and tanned from a recent family trip to Sardinia , Stephen Street has done all this and more . 

I sat one night at Pinewood Studios with him right until make-up call the next day while he spoke about Errol Flynn the entire time . 

All day Coleman sat in a hot studio staring at one picture and maintaining hours of nonstop commentary to out-Dimbleby the best of them . 

Peter sat in the studio with a guest naturalist who had brought with him his own bits of film . 

He 's such a huge star now that I was actually nervous when I walked into the studio with him . " 

` When I walked into the studio Blixa had his body miked up and they were punching him to get a bass drum beat . 

As they walked out of the studio , Merry glanced at her thoughtfully . 

As she walked into the studio , a beaming Desmond rushed up to greet her . 

Studios were built and additional stages added on to old complexes . 

The studio built for him by Josep Luis Sert in 1954-56 and housing his last unfinished canvases can be viewed by appointment . 

When the studios were built , I wanted to record some of the songs I knew when I was young and I wanted to record them the way I wanted to hear them . 

` The house is a bungalow , with a studio built on the back of it , facing out to sea . 

The foundation is a complex of buildings which includes Son Abrines , the family home still occupied by Pilar , the artist 's widow , Son Boter , the old stone house which Miró employed as his graphics studio , coating its walls in charcoal sketches , the studio which Josep Luis Sert constructed for him in 1954–56 and where he worked until his death in 1983 , and the new exhibition centre of Sert 's pupil , Rafael Moneo , Dean of the Graduate Design School in Harvard . 

Uncle always kept the studio locked and carried the key about with him . " 

` No , he kept the studio locked except when he was working , then he hated to be disturbed . " 

The studios sleep 2-3 in a sleeping area/lounge and have a separate kitchenette , private bathroom and balcony . 

The studios sleep either 2 or 3 , are comfortably furnished in pine and all have full cooking facilities , private bathroom and a balcony . 

Finn dancing in his stained vest and Francie playing the fiddle like the devil himself , who had been a fiddler , and the dumb aunt in a cape of fiery hair whistling along a flute . 

The officer 's optional dark blue cape , with a black velvet collar , and a black cord fastening , seen here hanging on the left breast . 

The seneschal had gone quiet at that and sunk his thin grey face back into his hooded cape , while the huge human stood glaring at him , quivering with impotent rage . 

As I wrapped myself in my gas cape and crouched down in a corner of the trench , I gazed up at the sky . 

A goofy individual in a Batman cape distracted her attention by falling into the seat to her left , spilling some champagne in the process . 

Left alone , she admired Katarina 's beautiful jewelled brocade dress beneath the heavy wool cape . 

She drew on sensible boots and a warm woollen cape and called for the carriage to be brought round to the front . 

As well as the long-muzzled , black-fanged mask , I had a swirling ankle-length cape in black and green to represent the wings . 

The Chiefs and notables were gorgeous in mantles of crimson , blue or green velvet , richly embroidered with gold thread , worn over silken shirts ; some had lion- or leopard-skin capes draped about their shoulders . 

He was habited youthfully , in black jacket and trousers , over which he had a dripping cape . 

He was wearing a waterproof cape over his white sweater and had changed into knee-length rubber boots . 

She stepped inside and , still wearing the soaked cape , ready at an instant to flee , sat down at her desk . 

In the early morning light he could see that she wore a black cape over a dark red dress . 

As a result , there is now a widespread supposition that there is nothing whatever of any theoretical validity or pedagogic value in behaviourist thinking . 

This supposition conflicts with the conclusions of students of the geomorphology of the lands , who usually regard sea level as being much higher in that period than it is now . 

In that scenario , the provisional supposition would be that Morgan would take over at the helm from Ian McGeechan , with David Johnston and Richie Dixon as his assistant coaches . 

As Locke defines them , they ` contain not in them the supposition of subsisting by themselves , but are considered as dependences on , or affections of substances " . 

From a boyfriend , Robbie had assumed , and the arrival of this Fenton seemed to confirm her supposition . 

Shakespeare 's drama is celebrated for its poetry , a compliment that on the surface suggests ideologically neutral approval of its language , but which also belies suppositions about the attitudes the plays ' language articulates . 

The basis for the Mexican legal system is the Napoleonic Code which means a supposition of guilt until proved otherwise . 

Freud 's own answer to this question was that , in part , it may be accounted for by the supposition of an ` archaic heritage " of unconscious memories which go back to primeval times . 

Much of the substance of Wilberforce s supposition as to the effects of aroused opinion in the country on the legislature had finally come to pass a half-century later . 

I could not possibly entertain the mad supposition that you would stay at Mannheim , where there is no longer a court …

He said that the predominance of classical entries in the competition came from the supposition that it was the favoured style , but the judges had awarded four out of the seven prizes to Gothic designs . 

` He says , ` Sir Jaq 's correct in his supposition that all the slaughter brought it to life -- exactly like a conjuration . " 

Moore even allows that it is a plausible , though mistaken , supposition that all good things include pleasure . 

We will try our fortune , then , with the supposition that love relationships … also constitute the essence of the group mind . 

Table 2.1 is fairly convincing , since there is a strong supposition that the markedly lower figures for other writers come closer to an absolute norm than those for Swift . 

Thus , the interview is often used to inquire into the beliefs and values of a particular social group on the supposition that these are crucial to the explanation of the behaviour of the members of the group . 

What I 'm saying is that if I do , I have to go on the supposition that I 'm expected . 

We were so poor we had a chicken in the oven for Christmas , and I opened the door to see how it was doing and the fellow from next door was dipping his bread in the gravy . 

He chewed vigorously through the last of his bread and fried eggs and poured himself another cup of coffee . 

Their Chicken Kiev is delicious , and as for their garlic bread … fabulous ! 

She would cut up yesterday 's leftover bread , staling now but to the taste of Madeleine , and carry that and the new baguette along the corridor to the dining-room . 

All dishes are served with a choice of garlic bread , jacket potato , new potatoes or french fries . 

He also ordered a meal of succulent roast capon cooked in rich sauces and freshly baked loaves of pure wheat rather than the coarse rye bread I had eaten the previous months . 

` People just do n't crave vegetables or a slice of wholegrain bread , " says nutrition expert Audrey Cross . 

Emily had turned towards the fire , holding the fork up to the flames , toasting a slice of bread . 

Garnish with fresh parsley or basil and serve hot with fresh wholemeal bread . 

Would he have the plain bread or the bread with the blackcurrant jam or a piece of the apple tart ? 

Home-cooked ham , accompanied by fresh brown bread , is also a nourishing start to the day . 

Miss Honey carefully buttered a slice of brown bread and put a little strawberry jam on it . 

She dunked a piece of fresh crusty bread into it for her breakfast , and then she was on the road again . 

Finishing up all the fresh crusty bread , she started on the apple pie and cream . 

Try something easy to transport in a container , such as meatloaf with french bread and butter or egg and bacon flan with a tub of potato salad . 

Have thick crust pizza , extra potatoes , thick sliced bread or rolls with your meal . 

In our tasting , we were especially disappointed with the sliced wholemeal breads , which had a generally poor , spongy texture . 

Beside them , on the table , was the remains of their lunch , a packet of sliced bread , a dish of butter and an empty tin of Grade Three salmon . 

She began frying bacon and eggs , then filled the kettle and sliced bread for toast . 

Do n't waste stale bread -- make it into dried breadcrumbs for coating fried food . 

Say what you like , but this stale bread they served here was no substitute . 

Avoid white bread and choose from wholemeal , rye , granary or multigrain . 

Slice wholemeal or white pitta bread and fill with cooked chicken , flat-leaved parsley , sliced tomatoes , lettuce , sliced onions and hummus -- a Greek chickpea dip available from most large supermarkets and delicatessens . 

Just as white bread was once eaten in preference to brown , so white rice was always the standard choice . 

He had come equipped with a bottle of white wine , pâté , French bread and fruit . 

Note : In the UK , white bread is fortified with calcium , iron , and some B vitamins . 

His grandfather had explained that the only true way to bake bread was to burn it black and then rasp off the burnt extremities with a coarse file . 

As well as the classic white baguette , we also bake a selection of other French breads and pastries . 

Rosalind bakes her own bread and croissants and will prepare an evening meal with advance notice . 

We ate the trout with unleavened bread and healthy appetites and afterwards filled up with mixed dried fruit and pre-roasted chestnuts and almonds . 

-- For a seven-day period after Passover the people are to eat unleavened bread as a reminder of the hasty departure from Egypt . 

In recent years , nutritional and health education publicity has convinced an ever growing number of people to eat wholemeal bread because fibre is good for their health . 

According to Arun Harnal , one of the main challenges was the transport of the large charcoal-fired tandoor to the basement of the castle in order to make fresh naan bread for the dinner . 

METHOD : To make bread , place yeast in a bowl with 150ml of water . 

Still clad in her tattered working clothes , her wellingtons pumped away assiduously to give the instrument the breath it required . 

We parked the cars beside the Institute of Terrestrial Ecology 's Experimental Station ( Monks Wood is the most thoroughly researched wood in the country ! ) and changed into our wellingtons . 

Peter Gaskell shuffled through in his oversized wellingtons , a large empty canvas bag flapping against his knees . 

Kicking off his muddy wellingtons , he walked across to the towel rail on the far side of the old-fashioned kitchen . 

Maud , sensible in trench-coat and wellingtons , her head still scarfed , strode up to the wrought-iron gate across the porch , which was bolted and padlocked . 

Led by a small boy in shorts and singlet and over-large wellingtons , a herd of cows was coming in from the fields . 

Opposite , number 47 in huge green wellingtons and baseball cap was talking to number 60 . 

She kicked off the wellingtons , which was easy enough , and began to go up the ladder . 

He wore a tweed hat , the brim turned down , a waterproof shooting jacket and wellingtons . 

Fleece liners are also available for shorter wellingtons ( at £4.50 ) and for boots ( at £3.99 ) , Sizes cover the range 3,5,6–8,9–11 and 12 plus extra large . 

They would put on their old trousers and wellingtons , and go down to the allotment , to the damp-smelling shed where her father kept his gardening things . 

Many of the people walking had put on their wellingtons or sheepskin boots . 

I was shouting and screaming for help and at the same time taking off my coat and wellingtons , preparing to jump in after her . 

We visit the charming sheep and I get a chance to wear my wellingtons after all . 

He was wearing green wellingtons and a flat cap , and round his neck was a huge silver whistle . 

She had thin , straggly , dirty blonde rats-tail hair and wore wellingtons , faded pink jeans and a baggy knitted pullover with a row of pink pigs across the bosom . 

But morphine , the precursor for heroin. can be obtained from thebaine only by a series of elaborate and inefficient chemical processes .

We repeated the experiments with a precursor for protein and found that an increase in protein synthesis occurred also .

The experiment I was doing all those months ago when I began writing this book , which I described in Chapter 2 , involved using the sugar fucose as a precursor for glycoprotein .

As the House of Commons begins its inquiry into illegal exports of chemical weapon precursors to Iraq , the ` Australia Group " countries are trying to close loopholes in export licensing .

Increased protein synthesis thus also may require increased RNA synthesis , which can be measured by exactly analogous procedures using a radioactive precursor to RNA .

We speculate that the P polypeptide may be a component of the melanosomal membrane , possibly involved in the transport of tyrosine , the primary precursor to melanin biosynthesis .

Linoleic acid is a precursor of prostaglandin synthesis from arachidonic acid .

Acyclovir triphosphate has a very similar structure to deoxyguanosine triphosphate ( dGTP ) , the direct precursor of one of the four nucleotide ` building blocks " that are linked together in precise sequences to make DNA .

The important precursors were volatile hydrocarbons ( volatile organic compounds or VOCs ) and oxides of nitrogen which , in the presence of sunlight , produced the irritating oxidant pollutants of ozone and PAN , among others .

This correlation argues for the possibility of synthesis of platelet activating factor precursors in cells sensitive to gastrin stimulation .

This might involve a direct effect on T-cell precursors , perhaps reflecting a continuation of the dependence of stem cells in the bone marrow on contact with fibroblasts or their matrix products .

Transfer of the human ADA gene into haematopoietic stem-cell precursors has been achieved in murine models , and long-term expression of the transplanted human ADA gene in rhesus monkeys has now been demonstrated .

The code covers both Australia Group chemical weapon precursors and the lists of narcotic drugs and solvents used in illicit drug manufacture , which are covered by the Vienna Convention .

H pylori , which is able to generate in vitro platelet activating factor from platelet activating factor precursors , may be a possible pathophysiological cause of platelet activating factor increase .

In this study , we showed that in healthy volunteers secretion of gastric platelet activating factor precursors increased under pentagastrin infusion .

Do active axons stimulate developing Schwann cells or their precursors to divide ?

` Diana saw her do it and they both burst out into giggles just like little girls . 

Still he was n't surprised at all at my giggles when I dragged myself back to view it for a second time . 

And the videotape of Cal and me playing Bottom and Titania in A Midsummer Night 's Dream last year , with us collapsing in giggles when she tripped over a cobweb and brought down half the lights . 

Coughing and spluttering as she gasped for air , Laura was jerked into consciousness by the sound of a high-pitched giggle and the feel of a wet kiss on her cheek . 

He lets out a piercing giggle that many have called infectious , but honestly , I would n't want to catch it . 

This is to say nothing of the varied forms and objects of laughter that there may be : spontaneous hilarity ; dark chuckles over black humour ; knowing , ironic laughter ; the nervous giggles of imperfect comprehension . 

She checked a giggle of hysteria . ` one does call me his tulipe noire , you know . " 

And apart from the giggles from the party frocked section of the audience , there was little background buzz from the children as they became enticed by the bizarre tale . 

In the week following this session Rosemary Frost successfully used the same in Class , amidst many giggles from her students . 

They all burst out into rich , musical laughter , Sergia included -- and joined , I 'm sorry to say , by giggles from Mala . 

There were giggles from the trees behind her , and she turned sharply , furious with her maids , then turned back in time to see Li Yuan summon the small boy forward . 

Suddenly the repetition seemed very funny and his sobs changed to ripples of high-pitched giggles . 

Failing that , and she gave a little giggle , Rosalba 's face was such a picture of attention , at the Assumption . 

A few mouths dropped open and then there were a few nervous giggles . 

Suffocated and uninspired by their hometown , Shake shook themselves up , hopped over to London , grabbed themselves a new moniker and , like , got their heads together in a chaotic kinda way . 

He 's dropped the long-redundant Associates moniker and is standing alone , on his own merits . 

GIVEN THEIR previous , borrowed moniker , it 's hardly surprising that Captain America 's chosen brand of guitar fury bows to bands both ancient and new . 

We had a roll call just after dinner once , and the sergeant-major got to a bloke whose monicker was Rafferty . 

I grinned , thinking Mr Gibbon would have a hard job finding a convincing embellishment for Ash 's uncommon monicker . 

For the sequence -- one of the most dramatic in the film which will be screened later this month -- some of the actors had tiny explosive charges strapped to their chests .

In the past , vulcanologists have traditionally grouped eruptions into a sequence of progressively more violently explosive types .

For Spengler , this historical progression was a deterministic feature of all cultures , although heroic actions of individuals and peoples could delay the inevitable sequence of the next phase of development .

These components of intonation are found as elements in sequences of other such elements occurring one after another ( never simultaneously ) .

I shall deal with a typical sequence of events for a man and a woman attending a clinic for the first time , for a check-up .

Consider the following sequence of activities around a reading passage in Roy Kingsbury 's ( 1983 ) Longman First Certificate Coursebook Unit 21 , entitled ` Daydreaming : This time tomorrow … " .

In a reasonable sequence the paragraph about the history of text in the Middle Ages would come next .

This clock runs the sequence of l.e.d.s at a very rapid rate for a fraction of a second and then halts the process very quickly to leave just one of the indicators illuminated .

No patient is expected to learn all the parts of these sequences in one go .

I have found a seasonal calendar , as shown in Table 1 , a useful reminder of the sequence of work through the year .

Fears that a team of dopers , similar to the one which nobbled Bravefoot , Norwich and Flying Diva in 1990 , was in operation surfaced following a sequence of poor performances by favourites .

Cards are filed in catalogue drawers , in a sequence separate from the main catalogue .

The present project uses a vector chain method known as Freeman Encoding , which codes letters into sequences of strokes that conform to a number ( usually 8 ) of preset geometric directions .

` The basic information it contains is the duration of activities and their sequence and timing .

It is this slim chance of two protons going through this sequence that limits the speed at which the Sun burns up its abundant fuel .

The agreement reached over the sequence of sentences ( h ) and ( b ) also warrants some comment .

This appears when a holiday firm either itself generates , or is absorbed into a sequence of activities parallel to its own business .

In the simplest case of one phase , a repetitive sequence of layers should form on the floor of the chamber .

Victoria was a graceful partner for Prince Richard , now a small , slender and self-conscious boy , but he forgot the sequence of steps to the eightsome reel and did not impress her .

It is an application of the program for determining the sequence of steps in the process and it is the process for which protection is sought .

At the end of the desert planet sequence , Anakin is emancipated but separated from his mother , who still belongs to Watto .

Downey strangled the Donegal woman at a flat in north London in March , 1988 . 

A woman from Somalia with kidney failure arrived in Britain claiming political refugee status . 

I was n't therefore able to recommend this film when a few months later a woman from Nottingham requested a loan . 

Hamilton asserted that in ordinary life it was the strong arm of the law and not the strong arm of the husband which protected women from hurt or molestation . 

The walls and doors , every available space in fact , were covered with pictures of large-breasted women from popular newspapers . 

First though , a severely disabled woman from Oxford says every time she travels by train , she 's put in the guard 's van . 

And a Romanian woman in London swears she saw him in the street as he dived into a taxi . 

VICTORIOUS Bill Clinton hailed the women of America yesterday after their massive support put him in the White House . 

` What is it ? " asked the eight-year-old , delighted that he had somehow managed to amuse this mature woman of nineteen . 

Shama had joined us along with the Sheikha 's mother , a tall , fine-boned woman with compassionate , intelligent eyes . 

Throughout the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries , middle class women faced a choice between marriage and motherhood , and a career . 

The country women are wearing the sort of clothes my grandmother wore in the 1920s and 1930s , pinafores tied over rid-calf-length frocks , topped with cardigan and headscarf . 

These include an analysis of the programme 's effects on Zimbabwe 's business community , working women and consumers . 

Against the mark , sterling fell from 2.8505 to 2.8389 , after hitting a low of 2.8280 at one stage .

With demand hit by the recession , production of its London taxis hit a low of 35 a week at the turn of the year .

ROBUSTA Coffee futures saw further losses , with prices falling to fresh 14 year lows in mid-afternoon trading .

Similarly , without knowing their thickness , it is impossible to calculate how much the low-density Lough Neagh Clay contributes to the gravity low that underlies the Lough .

At a time when America 's interest in British pop was at an all-time low , the label failed to produce one significant hit .

Sterling fell 0.2 of a cent to $1.4560 , half a pfennig to Dm2.3750 and hit a new low of 169 yen .

From third place to missing a gate , Martin Bell has experienced the highs and lows of ski racing so far this season , but is optimistic , nonetheless

Mr McCulloh says the shakeout has already seen prices rise from a low of 40 cents a pound for live beef to nearly 90 cents this spring .

The stockmarket is up by around 30% from its low at the start of October .

This figure gradually declined to a low of about 25,000 in 1979 but has since climbed again , to around 125,000 in 1986 .

Sydney : Concern about the performance of News Corporation following a warning by Rupert Murdoch helped to pull the All Ordinaries index down 17.5 points to 1,755.8 , the day 's low .

For instance , in an experiment conducted by Dr Graham Wagstaff of Liverpool University 's Psychology Department , he showed subjects a realistic video containing violent crime .

One experiment conducted by the Rumbaughs took the following form .

Any sociologist who is trying to identify the causes of social events and behaviour is going to be involved in making comparisons , whether by means of conducting surveys among different groups of people , or by conducting experiments with control and experimental groups , or by the comparative methods described above .

The students do not conduct the experiments with a detached eye ; rather , they are looking for the results predicted in the textbook .

It also means , as we have seen , following the conventions of the discipline , whether it be conducting experiments and assessing the results , or engaging in a case study in management studies , or constructing a model in studio-based work .

The upsurge of interest in tachistoscopic laterality research which has taken place during the last two decades or so can be traced in part to the split-brain investigations and in part to an experiment conducted by Mishkin and Forgays ( 1952 ) .

An example is the experiment conducted by Rosenhan and his colleagues ( Rosenhan 1973 ) .

They did not experience any of the hallucinations experienced by J.A.G. In a later experiment conducted at the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute four volunteers underwent 205 hours ( eight days ) of sleeplessness .

The Darwinian approach , involving reductionist concentration on individual plants and the hazards that they experience , particularly the interference from their neighbours , entered the science of plant ecology in the late nineteen twenties in simple experiments involving mixed populations of two or more species and I have described elsewhere ( Harper , 1967 ) the curious piece of history in which three leading ecologists , Sukatschev in Russia , Clements in the United States and Tansley in Britain , all made simple competition experiments involving deliberately-sown plant populations .

In the simplest experiment the total emission is monitored as a function of excitation frequency , giving an excitation spectrum .

Careful experiments have made it clear that they take note of the geographical features below them and when leaving their home loft they circle above it as if refreshing their memory with one last look before departing .

However , in 1887 a careful experiment carried out by Michelson and Morley showed that the speed of light was always the same .

Dr Tyrrell 's unit on Salisbury Plain , which closed for financial reasons in 1990 , tried unsuccessfully for 44 years to find a cure for the common cold , conducting experiments on more than 18,000 volunteers .

Her cheeks were already aglow from a combination of the heat and the exhilaration of being the centre of attention , and this had lent an extra , youthful radiance to her beauty . 

Then in his foolish exhilaration he had leaped into a tree and spotted them with his binoculars . 

The contrast with her exhilaration on the frozen lake had come so swiftly . 

I had been working for more than an hour and my wrists ached from the continuous chopping , but I was filled with an immense exhilaration . 

With due reverence to her mother 's memory , Pol O'Gorman made the sign of the cross . 

He enjoins an attitude of respect and reverence towards all religions since they all contain an element of truth . 

This is perhaps not unexpected , given their reverence for the past and their long tradition of scholarship and collecting stretching back over several millennia . 

The classic illustration of Churchill 's reverence for Cabinet government is his insistence on taking to the full Cabinet in 1954 the decision to build a hydrogen bomb ( see chapter 4 ) . 

The Wordsworthian attitude of reverence for mountains had not yet appeared , and Wordsworth 's two early poems , Descriptive Sketches and An Evening Walk , mainly purvey established eighteenth-century taste . 

His reverence for their contribution to the development of art history is not an uncritical one , however , and the artist is as aware of why he thinks paintings do n't succeed as why they do . 

And Mr Ataie 's thesis that the British have a deep-seated reverence for war is too easily symbolised by having Penny make Remembrance Day poppies or court Sya in front of a military monument . 

She sounded really respectful and seemed to have the greatest reverence for that ancient custom . 

And they hit pay dirt : In the debris were two photos of a Jordanian fugitive named Abu Musab Zarqawi .

These so-called " targeting officers " are given a blend of analytic and operational training to become specialists in sifting clues to the locations of high-value fugitives .

The two incidents drew sharp criticism from Israeli human rights activists , who raised concerns of a pattern of recklessness in the army 's pursuit of Palestinian fugitives in the West Bank and Gaza Strip .

In addition , the secretary had grave difficulty in reaching agreement with the White House on senior appointments in his department .

Shamir said that the goal of the forthcoming bilateral talks would be " to sign peace treaties between Israel and its neighbours and to reach an agreement on interim self-government arrangements with the Palestinian Arabs " .

They made an agreement that she would give them her left-over flowers for their shops .

The assurance was given ; a special committee to plan the nurses ' home had already begun its work , and agreement had been reached with Hackney Hospital for amalgamation of the two nurse-training schools .

Both parties in a management agreement should have the right to terminate the agreement if certain things go wrong .

I think Mum 's come to some sort of agreement with Viola over the profits .

The Health Authority say they are waiting for the results of national pay talks before coming to an agreement with their clerical workers .

Some of the Scandinavian ships then went to Denmark , and Danes and English came to an agreement at Oxford .

Although WG and AY had failed to come to an agreement before the trial began , a settlement was reached after more than two weeks of opening arguments .

He added : ` I would be very sad if we could not come to an agreement with the tanker owners .

In December 1933 , London Transport came to an agreement with the various local authorities for the lifting of rails on sections of tramway abandoned .

The Pan-Africanist Congress ( PAC ) condemned the ANC 's agreement with the government .

The agreement to develop Vines for SCO was made public at last year 's SCO Forum .

An agreement to provide services will not suffice , and a charge of attempted obtaining should be used .

His more difficult task is to persuade the Premier League to honour a Football League agreement to pay the union 10 per cent of television earnings .

This may take the form of an agreement to purchase a minimum percentage of the forecast , or to compensate the seller for excess work in progress or inventories .

The European Community , for its part , wants to extend its existing aid agreements to cover Libya , Iran and even a postwar Iraq .

In Vietnam the US-supported regime in the south was defeated in 1975 , following an agreement in Paris in 1973 which formally ended outside involvement in the longstanding conflict with the communist-ruled north .

Input/output board manufacturer , Specialix Ltd , Byfleet , Surrey , says it has secured an agreement with IBM for its Transputer-based RIO multi-port I/O controller which IBM will use in the RS/6000 .

One-fifth of the electricity in Brazil 's Sao Paulo state could soon be generated from sugar cane , following an agreement between the state government and alcohol distilleries .

This was followed on Dec. 7 , 1989 , by an agreement to open direct flights between the two countries .

Oracle Corp and Sun Microsystems Inc have expanded their joint development agreement to deliver Oracle Manufacturing and Oracle Financials application suites across all current and future Sun distributed manufacturing facilities .

Armando Guebuza , expressed the hope that a comprehensive ceasefire agreement would follow shortly .

After the 1988 ceasefire agreement Iraq had attempted , unsuccessfully , to have these debts cancelled .

But Main Line , an independent filmmaker , contended that it had reached an oral agreement with Basinger , a standard Hollywood handshake deal , and that she had later backed out of it .

Any over-runs will not result in any further payments to the Director except by prior written agreement between the Director and the Producer .

There is no legal requirement that a partnership be commenced by a formal written agreement between partners .

We will replace the so-called ` internal market " with service agreements between authorities and hospitals and other health units .

Reformers warned , however , that this move would jeopardize international credit agreements with Russia and undermine government policy .

Firms may enter into formal information agreements , under which they undertake to exchange information on costs , outputs , prices , and discounts .

SeaWatch director Sven Hansen says that recent international agreements to reduce pollution mean that it is particularly important to set up a system capable of ensuring standards are being met .

On March 8 Ovlyakuli Khojakov Minister of Agriculture , announced an agricultural agreement with Iran under which the two countries agreed to exchange experts and students .

This agreement between the governments in London and Dublin was an attempt to promote co-operation between them and to try to find a joint approach to at least some of the problems of Northern Ireland .

Gurirab had insisted before the talks that Namibia would settle for nothing less than South Africa 's agreement in principle to cede the territories .

On Nov. 25 , leaders of a number of armed groups reached agreement in the Supreme Soviet to end the fighting .

The Bundestag was initially unable to reach agreement about the structure and composition of the Court .

A contractual agreement about retirement could also affect your statutory rights .

Also in November Senator Ricardo Nuñez took over from Jorge Arrate as president of the Socialist Party ( part of the government coalition ) , in accordance with a 1990 agreement between the two men .

The response in England to the agreement reached at Bruges was hostile .

But the government made agreements with certain countries and should keep them . ''

Robins said the buyers and the sellers made an agreement not to disclose the selling price of Chalk 's .

They were a year in the planning and a year in the building , and carry all generators , control systems , prizes and a generous helping of Guinness to slake visitors ' thirsts after their visit . 

I made this round trip between church and house three times and settled in the end for slaking my thirst from a tap in the churchyard . 

Thirst , for instance , is not a cultural issue , but the means selected by the individual to slake his thirst -- tea , coffee , fruit juices , etc -- is influenced by his cultural background . 

The water pipes satisfied their thirst and washed away their whiffies . 

In another study George Bokert increased the degree of thirst in his subjects by not only depriving them of water for twenty-four hours , but also giving them a salty meal before going to bed . 

Both these experiments and the studies on the effects of hunger and thirst on dreaming demonstrate the unpredictability of dreaming , explicable only in terms of semantics . 

His story was that he had collapsed with exhaustion and thirst when a passing American schooner had seen his distress signals and taken him aboard . 

` We could hardly have our new tutor dying of thirst , " he added . 

There is also a magnificent palm tree for shade where you can quench your thirst with a cool drink from the hotel bar which opens onto the sun terrace . 

When they had quenched their thirst a little , they returned to the bushes to pick more berries , staying a little closer to each other . 

Maggie had developed a raging thirst and wondered if she could get a drink at the Commemorative Hall . 

Bananas and apples helped to stave off the effect of raging thirst …

In his view it makes no difference whether the devotee conceives of God in personal or in impersonal terms since the one class of devotee is not inferior to the other .

It has always been my belief that a class of our type needs to review its rules from time to time so as not to become outdated .

The Articles will deal with the share rights of the various classes of share , the ratchet provisions and the terms upon which the preference shares become convertible .

In certain circumstances the offence extends to defamation of the dead , and may even be brought where the attack has been published about a class of persons rather than an individual .

These proteins collectively may define a new class of transcription regulators that act , at least in part , through the recognition of structural rather than sequence specific domains .

But this does not help much in understanding what marriage meant to men and to women in different social classes at different points in time and what in their minds justified separation .

Bureaucratic power thus becomes the foundation for a new ruling class .

For example , the adjective ` stone " modifies the noun ` bridge " in the expression ` stone bridge " , and this denotes a subordinate type of noun class .

The FGRA were continually talking about the apathy of the working classes .

Their essential conclusion is that the black population is not absorbed into the white working class and is unlikely to become so within the foreseeable future .

This may say something of social class , intellectual outlook or opportunity .

Often the men marry girls not only younger but of a higher social class than their own in Sylhet .

Like many other aspects of their lives , the way Britons dressed , especially the upper classes , was influenced by Roman taste .

Along with the growth of towns went the rise of the merchant class .

It is not sufficient that a small class of the public has access .

Unlike mammals and other higher classes of animals , marine invertebrates are not always restricted to one method of reproduction and many have a number of different ways of procreating themselves .

While Cato was still alive the Roman governing class made a determined effort to get to know the Celts better .

The Oldham Stock Exchange developed out of a new class of capitalists not portrayed in the industrial scenarios of Marx and Engels .

Later that day , a search of the vehicle confirms the store detectives suspicions . 

There is mounting suspicion , too , that Britain 's market in cars , car parts and servicing has been poisoned by this system . 

The suspicion exists that Maclean picks locks with a bent pin as a hobby . 

She also had a strong suspicion that , despite his kisses , Silas was thoroughly annoyed with her , and , while it made her feel depressed , she felt there was little she could do about it . 

He had never confided any of his suspicions about being followed to Mr Malik . 

Martin McGuinness , a leader of Sinn Fein , was arrested in Dublin last night on suspicion of being a member of an unlawful organisation . 

Soon afterwards Tulkinghorn is murdered and George is arrested on suspicion of having been his killer . 

At least 80 civilians and army officers , arrested in August 1991 on suspicion of plotting a coup , were held in secret detention centres known as ` ghost houses " where they were severely tortured . 

Suppositions built on postcards and photographs might be as ill-founded as his short-lived suspicions of being followed the night before . 

Michael Peters , 25 , had been arrested earlier on suspicion of leading a right-wing terrorist group . 

Kerry now fears her original suspicions were correct -- that Ben was abducted by one of the bands of gipsies roaming the Greek isles . 

I had a fair idea as to who had done it , and I passed on my suspicions about so-and-so and so-and-so , and asked for something to be done about it . 

` Oh , you mean your portable wall safe ? " she replied , confirming his suspicions . 

This has confirmed my Suspicions that builders are inefficient the world over . 

It must be accepted that at the end of the interview the child may have given no information to support the suspicion of [ sexual ] abuse and the position will remain unclear. 9 . 

There were suspicions about the role that Conservative Central Office played in orchestrating some of these manoeuvres . 

In practice , many bank managers are reluctant to refer customers to their factoring arm because of residual suspicions about the respectability of factoring . 

This " Red Scare " died down quickly , yet it left a legacy of suspicion about radicals and " foreign " agitators . 

Did that mean that Tolby had some inkling about the theft of the coins and Newley 's suspicions about the identity of the thief ? 

At a stroke Luke 's tone confirmed Merrill 's earlier suspicions about his motives in asking her to dine with him . 

Fate , it seemed , had played right into Luke 's hands , confirming his suspicions about her with illuminating certainty and damning her as a liar . 

Perhaps it was part of a plan to hurt her , to punish her , for her unhappy suspicions about him . 

They also had a deep suspicion about anyone wearing a bandage and would go to great lengths to find out why one was really wearing it . 

He must show , on the balance of probabilities , both that he did not examine the article and that he entertained no suspicions about the nature of its contents . 

Later on Mill was reinstated by the Queen , but suspicions against him remained . 

Suspicions of foul play or insurrection must remain , if only as suspicions . 

Whatever , I sounded primly shocked at hearing my suspicions of Billingsley 's corruption confirmed . 

The agency 's inspectors have the right to use information provided by its members to check suspicion of wrong-doing , and are likely to continue to do so . 

He was later arrested , and cautioned on suspicion of complicity in a further offence . 

It would appear that any suspicion of undesirable interaction between roof ventilation and sprinklers would be unjustified in the case of a zoned sprinkler system . 

This is bound to create suspicions among the majority Sinhalese community that the Tigers still harbour ambitions of their own Tamil state . 

However , the usual suspicions over purity aims and intentions were now intensified by the militant stance of suffrage feminists , especially the WSPU . 

It was this legacy of coercive intent along with centuries of suspicion toward central administration which , perhaps , encouraged resistance to attempts to introduce a census in Britain until the beginning of the nineteenth century . 

Until then they had treated him with a mixture of sympathy as a man caught up , by line of duty , in a political imbroglio , and suspicion at what he might do to make things worse . 

` When we searched Templecombe 's rooms a vague suspicion of how Cosmas died occurred to me . 

If he had the slightest suspicion of how she really felt , it could well bring out the sympathetic side of his nature . 

` Yeah , " she said without a flicker of suspicion as to why we were interested . 

The Politburo statement helped to strengthen suspicions that Erich Honecker 's days as East Germany 's leader are numbered . 

The weather is not kind , having rained steadily for most of the week , fully endorsing everyone 's suspicions that the Sennybridge hills conjure up their own unique climate . 

Nor can local suspicions that the incidence of cancer is unusually high be calmed or confirmed . 

Despite our initial suspicions that the shoe 's cosmetics and relatively soft midsole material might suffer with heavy use , no problems with durability have yet been reported . 

He also recorded his suspicions that those paupers who had gone to prison were now wearing clothes belonging to the workhouse , and enquired whether their own clothes should be sent to them . 

By late afternoon she realised he had no intention of returning to the office while she was in it , and she had a strong suspicion that he did not trust her . 

Only the suspicion that he had something important to say and could not work around to saying it kept her out there with him . 

Public suspicion that the real motives and intentions of the government lay in " creeping privatisation " were particularly focused on trusts . 

He is putting on his protection , a long mitt made of sacking up to his elbow . 

Yours free just for sending off your Free Trial Card -- this high quality oven mitt . 

Making an effort , Albert told Bella where they were going , and she sent a pair of children 's ski mitts ahead of them to the pension . 

Miriam presiding over a display of woven baskets and woolly mitts -- some hopes ! 

She was damp , she was sore from scrubbing with the shower mitt , her hair hung in rats ' tails . 

incomplete emptying of the bladder ( especially in older men , who may have enlargement of the prostate gland ) ; 

A stop valve prevents complete emptying of the pond in the event of an accident and by-pass valves enable water treatments to be added to the pond without harming the biological balance of the filter . 

Aquarium maintenance is monthly water changes , regular testing of nitrite , pH , nitrate and of course , regular emptying of the protein skimmer waste cup . 

Inside the building Joshua stood in line with the multitude to endure the long wait and the thorough search , the emptying of pockets and the impudent fumblings of security . 

During the final five minutes of this sequence a period of intense activity was obvious and coincided with the emptying of water from the stomach and duodenal bulb . 

The duodenal mucosa is normally challenged by intermittent exposure to acid , because of the periodic emptying of the gastric content into the duodenal lumen . 

Interdigestive motor complexes are absent , postprandial antral motor activity is decreased , gastric emptying of radioopaque is delayed , and gall gladder contraction is reduced . 

Whether the worker directs his anger outwards or inwards he is in a fix ; what can be called a ` double bind " . 

We have , from Theopompos , a vivid description of the ` dumps " of a later Persian army , prepared for Artaxerxes III's invasion of Egypt ; the writer emphasises the piles of luxury tents and beds and table utensils for the king and his suite , but continues : ` tens of thousands of stand of arms , both Greek and oriental ; vast herds of baggage-animals and beasts for slaughter ; bushels of condiments , and boxes and sacks , and bales of paper and all the other accessories . 

The rich , however , also expanded the market for more modest goods than silks , Chippendale furniture and ornate carriages , for they also purchased uniforms for their servants and furniture for the servants ' hall , as well as the utensils for their great kitchens . 

She then turned her attention to the food that needed to be cooked , placing it within easy reach of the barbecue , and making sure the necessary utensils for handling it were nearby . 

Crockery and eating utensils should be washed in hot water and detergent . 

They 're then passed on to food or eating utensils and soon everyone 's infested . 

One of two silver cups found together with a set of wine-drinking utensils in a grave . 

His meal finished now , he stood and carried his plate and utensils to the sink , and for a moment there was only the sound of the water pump as he filled the kettle . 

Wash and disinfect ( use specialised products -- available from Aquatic Stores ) all your fishkeeping utensils e.g. nets , scrapers , magnets , fry-nets/traps , feeders . 

having answered the question ` What eating utensil has prongs ? " previously . 

Whereas the Supplementary Benefits Scheme had given grants to people to cover essential items , such as cooking utensils , the Fund replaced this with loans . 

Finally , I did the laundry , cleaned the eating and cooking utensils and washed myself . 

Is it your responsibility to provide linen , blankets , cooking utensils , etc . 

Just a table and a couple of stools , and above the fireplace a shelf holding various cooking utensils . 

Household utensils , vacuum cleaners , telephones , typewriters , baths , wash basins , refrigerators and cookers blushed pink and then into other pastel colours every year or two . 

Why do people think that inserting a candle into something they have no further use for renders it an indispensable household utensil instead of litter they should be taking home in their rucksacks ? 

Like John after him , he was not so much a tinker as a brazier , a mender and purveyor of household utensils , with a forge beside his cottage . 

More direct indications of function come with small groups of vessels having three solid or horizontally pierced lugs for suspension by a cord or thong ; these were designed primarily as household utensils . 

Her household utensils glittered and clanked in her lap , keys against scissors , knife against comb and spirtle and needle-case . 

The mill produced countless products for Woolworths , such as umbrella and kitchen utensil handles , and broom heads . 

Other hazards in the kitchen include the hot cooker and hot baking utensils although protecting the hands and wrists with heat-resistant gloves helps to avoid burns . 

Even kitchen utensils are being sold along with a job lot of washing machines , dryers and ironing machines for £200 . 

Shoes , clothing , leather goods , candles and kitchen utensils are all produced . 

As in all areas of mainly disseminated settlement and self-sufficient farms -- woollen garments , kitchen utensils , even ploughs were home-made -- misery was concealed by its dispersion . 

Householders in Sun Street lost a double bed , a three-piece suite , a fridge , a kitchen table , two kitchen chairs and kitchen utensils . 

Under the Adoption Act 1976 , a marriage between a child and one who has once adopted it is prohibited , but not a marriage between the adoptee and one of the adopter 's own children . 

The court , without offering any reasoned argument , decided that the right to marry in Article 12 ` refers to the traditional marriage between persons of the opposite biological sex " . 

` Is it an arranged marriage between the two of you ? " she hazarded . 

The orthodox account of scientific practice represents a marriage between the two traditions just outlined . 

If becoming a person can only arise through communion with God , then in the same way the marriage of two persons arises and is sustained only in God . 

She does not mention the break-up of the marriages of Diana and Charles or Andrew and Fergie directly . 

During Catherine 's brief marriage to Henry , Culpepper and another former lover , Richard Dereham , were arrested and tortured into admitting having lain with Catherine before she wed the King . 

It was his marriage to his wife Danielle , the heiress to a family fortune , which finally secured the soap-opera image . 

Oswald 's marriage to Cyneburh , daughter of Cynegils , reveals clearly that relatively cordial relations could prevail between an overlord and a dependant if both stood to gain from the relationship . 

The Princess Royal already has two children , Peter , 15 , and Zara , 12 , from her marriage to Captain Mark Phillips , whom she divorced last year . 

His marriage with the lovely Susy , designed to give him stability , peace and quiet -- things that I believe James actually , despite occasional appearances to the contrary , cherishes -- had broken up . 

She thought of the inevitable disdain with which her friend would react to the news that Constance had been seduced into a reckless marriage with a virtual stranger . 

Louis VII's marriage with Eleanor , duchess of Aquitaine , meant more royal charters for Poitou and Gascony ; his own political endeavours resulted in an increase for Berry and the Auvergne . 

It is that of marriage with some person that you can make happy in your approbation . 

She felt the balance of her marriage with Bernard was thereby restored . 

Charles and Diana may not have had many interests in common when they first met , but one that they did have , and have enjoyed together throughout their marriage , is skiing . 

I am sorry Diana 's marriage has failed but she does n't know what a tragedy is . 

But the Queen , horrified to learn that her favourite son 's marriage was heading for the rocks , could not utter the words of comfort the agonised redhead most needed to hear . 

She reasoned that if she could help the girl , she could save their marriage as well as the child . 

It did n't help that , intellectually , I knew that she was reliving her own feelings about the way in which a second child -- me -- had wrecked her marriage . 

When he reflected with sadness on the unhappiness of his marriage towards the end of 1929 , he noted , ` Friendship with Lewis compensates for much . " 

Palin 's history , from his marriage through his professional life , is a history of successful and enduring partnerships . 

This month we explore the modern dilemma of marriage versus living together . 

But Charlie also sets out on a series of scandalous liaisons and unfortunate marriages with very young girls . 

Nor , for that matter , of other building blocks in his character -- his collection of Flaubertiana , his love of cooking , his marriage to leading literary agent Pat Kavanagh . 

What Henry wanted was control of Scotland , no matter whether by marriage treaty or by force . 

According to this law , both partners in a marriage have a duty to help each other , must share the housework and have the same obligations and duties concerning the raising and education of their children . 

One year into marriage he became irritable , demanding and critical , much as he had been in earlier relationships . 

There had been sick mothers , sudden marriages , several funerals of grandparents who had mysteriously resurrected themselves in time for work at the mills . 

Maxine was far too absorbed in her own marriage and her business to try to track down Pagan , especially if she did n't want to keep in touch . 

`` He said he had problems in his marriage , '' says Stephanopoulos , correcting Donaldson 's deviation from the pre-scripted fudge-phrase of the day. ( Today , of course , the president 's defenders claim that Clinton admitted infidelity on 60 Minutes and that the fully informed voters simply did n't care . )

When he was n't in London , he shared an old house near Camber Tor with his aunt , Lady Agatha Waring . 

It could well be that some of the summit surfaces of the Hercynian blocks are Eogene pediplains , while the weathering responsible for the formation of tors may have been tropical weathering of the same date . 

On a clear day it is possible to see both the English and Bristol Channels ; the distant Quantocks and Mendips frame the Somerset Levels , with Glastonbury Tor rising mysteriously out of the mists . 

The Somerset Levels is a weird and wonderful place at the best of times , a strange flat landscape with the unnatural looking mound of Glastonbury Tor rising up from nowhere . 

Mam Tor is the first objective on the walk along the ridge which separates the Hope and Edale valleys . 

By dusk Lynmouth had been reached , and next morning they went the short distance to the Valley of the Rocks , a strange and desolate dry valley running parallel to the coast and bordered by great castellated tors of rock . 

Elsewhere it looks as if whole sections of the moor were divided up , in a very deliberate , possibly planned , way , with parallel boundaries running for miles across high tors and deeply cut valleys . 

So when the time came for him to keep his promise to my mother , he did indeed take me to the Island , but to the service of the Good Goddess , in the shrine below the Tor . " 

Circle round to approach the town from the east and climb the Tor on your way back to base . 

We climbed the grassy Tor and looked round an unbroken horizon while the island lay at our feet . 

After about a mile , where the road forks , take the left fork and after a further 200yds , turn left a crossroads and follow the road which goes across the saddle between two tors . 

The ancient tribes used to come here by boat , led by their leader the Fisher King , to worship on the Tor . 

My eyes , however , were continuously drawn to the great Tor which loomed high above the abbey and the small church of St Michael on its summit . 

Walk around the Tor and on the footpaths of the surrounding levels to get a feel for this legend-full land . 

Bernard rifled through the change pouch in his wallet and handed her three quarters . 

Infusion of oleic acid into the ileoanal pouch in humans had no effect on circulating PYY concentrations , although a similar infusion did increase the PYY response to an oral mixed meal in these patients . 

There were spices -- a small cloth pouch of cumin and a bigger one of turmeric . 

In a moment or two , when she 'd recovered , she produced her chillim and the little pouch of tobacco that she kept in her waistband . 

Features like the key pouch on the side pocket and the expanding lid are practical , not gimmicky . 

single compartment main body with drawstring ; lid pocket with rear zip ; 10in deep side pockets ; mesh pouch on front . 

He wadded the money up tight and shoved it into one of the pouches on his Sam Browne belt . 

As he spoke , he took a kerchief from his pouch , dampened it from the flask and started gently to wipe her face . 

Eventually he shrugged , drew out his skeleton-key pouch and began to work on the lock . 

Then he took the stones from their pouch and laid them at the bottom of the Bowl . 

Weasel turned and grinned expectantly at his companion , who grunted and handed over a coin from his pouch . 

He unfolded it carefully , took a stub of pencil from his ammunition pouch , and marked a cross where he had seen the enemy cavalry . 

The mestizo dug his thumb into his cocaine pouch and cursed at finding only a few grains on the nail . 

At the sight of him the stranger started to fumble urgently with his money pouch . 

He tucked the polythene bag into the waterproofed ammunition pouch . 

It industriously collects them , stuffing them into its cheek pouches . 

I unzipped the pouch round my waist and gave him the small jar of paint and the sawn-off paintbrush . 

Before he could , the little man brought out a small laser pistol from a pouch at his belt . 

Huy produced the little amulet of Ishtar from the linen pouch at his belt . 

He stoked the fire so that it flared , then reached behind him for a pouch of thin leather which contained charred bones . 

Design : travel pouch with one main padded compartment and numerous smaller zipped pockets in the lid and on the front of the pouch . 

The bowl was filled with water and the old man , chanting softly to himself , poured powder into it from small leather pouches . 

You can conveniently carry around relatively large tools like hammers , screwdrivers and chisels , and there is also a steel tape-measure clip , two leather loops , a nail pouch and three smaller pouches . 

He pulled out his tobacco pouch and pulled the drawstrings open . 

Tibetan tobacco pouches and other exotic mementoes bear witness to his extensive travels . 

He fetched a tobacco pouch out of his pocket and a packet of cigarette papers . 

They 've also been recycling vinyl string pouches and have even decided to stop shining up their bronze strings by washing them in acid -- still a common procedure for most string manufacturers . 

Indeed , if it was n't for the warning we found in his pouch , we would have assumed it was a simple accident . " 

The neo-Renaissance palazzo designed in 1902 by McKim , Mead & White for the legendary financier , philanthropist and collector J. Pierpont Morgan ( 1837–1913 ) is one of the city 's most treasured landmarks . 

In bygone days the Gabrielli family made its fortune as taxcollectors and used its profits to build this splendid palazzo on the Grand Canal . 

The present palazzo was built in about 1170 on the site of an earlier episcopal seat destroyed by Barbarossa . 

The palazzo is built around a courtyard with a truncated tower at its base . 

Sling a few things into your knapsack and you 'd be ready to leave at a moment 's notice , before the Cossacks arrived or the SS men kicked in the door . 

The doors were pushed open and three steelworkers came in , carrying their knapsacks . 

Even with his knapsack containing not only their sandwiches but his camera and painting materials , Fen seemed to be making nothing of it . 

After a while , to Robbie 's relief , Fen threw off his knapsack , suggesting they stop and eat their sandwiches . 

The answer must be ` not a great deal " ; for none of the portents of success are immediately apparent . 

Certainly they offered a number of impressive portents for 1990 and England are still trying to forget the way Aleinikov , Mikhailichenko and Zavarov reduced their defence to rubble in Frankfurt . 

The promises of Chapman 's first season at Leeds were marred by a major blackspot , a shadowy portent of the catastrophe to come . 

Many birds are regarded as being evil omens and portents of death , notably the magpie and the raven who are both thought of as the Devil 's own pets . 

Some supernatural manifestations are regarded as portents of good or evil ; one such occurrence was the Spectral Train of Kyle . 

At best this is a portent of immense struggle , at worst an omen of defeat . 

At the beginning of 1975 , Ford sought a tax cut of $16 billion from congress , but once again the portents for approval were not good . 

Very early on Sunday morning , before 9 o'clock in fact , Trevor Ward must have known that the portents were not good . 

In some societies the practical importance of dreams as portents of the future and as phenomena with mysterious healing properties was not only recognized but institutions were set up to exploit the fact . 

It is as if Minton saw in the gun a portent of his own artistic impotence . 

The point at issue is that what is happening is not only a tragedy of today but a portent of tomorrow . 

An afterthought , but one which may be taken as a portent of the future , was that Marks was not deterred by this initial failure . 

He had always put two pinches of it on his food , had n't he ? thought Susan but she was n't sure and Michael was talking again . 

Nevertheless , it has taken more than just a pinch of the new S-class 's style with its first real attempt at a grille , cut down into the front bumper . 

Butter the bread and sprinkle on a grating of nutmeg or pinches of allspice . 

In a vinaigrette shaker or a small screw-top jar combine 100ml/4fl oz/½ cup oil , 50ml/2fl oz/¼ cup wine vinegar , salt , freshly ground pepper and a pinch of dry mustard . 

Colonies were introduced by sowing pinches of seed around the borders in late April . 

I place the rod in the rest and begin to feed pinches of flake into the current in a spot which will carry them under the raft . 

I allow another five days and if no fry have appeared by then I drop a tiny pinch of dry food into the container . 

Mash with lime juice , a pinch of chilli powder , chopped herbs and seasoning for guacamole . 

Scholz listened gravely , taking pinches of tobacco and pressing each gently into the pipe with his thumb , then sucking noisily to make sure it was n't too tight . 

Viewing windows are best cleaned with a pinch of non-abrasive laboratory glass detergent and a damp wad of soft tissue or cloth , taking care to avoid the sealing gasket around the window . 

With a pinch of ingenuity , he built one from Thermolite blocks rendered with cement and sand . 

Pam needed a good pinch of inspiration and a great dollop of confidence . 

To Mrs Venables , returning free of her burden , he recommended : ` A pinch of nutmeg , love , along of the cinnamon . 

Maps : The Schneider map of the Kathmandu Valley is invaluable ; outside the valley , the Nelles map of Nepal should be taken with a pinch of salt . 

McDonald 's McChicken Sandwich is made from boned breast meat in a light batter coating and served with a pinch of salt to taste , lettuce and mayonnaise in a toasted bun . 

Ted Parsons 's story involved a submarine 's wrecking , but no doubt the Germans -- if not the Italians -- took this with some hefty pinches of salt . 

But she dipped her thumb and forefinger into the bag and took out a pinch of snuff . 

Second , customers decide their preferences with a large pinch of subjectivity . 

` Push " , ` discipline " or ` dig in " came hissing forth , and were once followed with a hilarious bellow when Parke made an injudicious shot selection : ` brain' . 

The shipmaster 's bellow and a wallop on the head from a daring sailor finally pierced the berserk rage . 

Or the barking of an excited dog , the purring of a cat , the bellow of an angry bull , the insistent buzzing of a hive of bees when disturbed . 

It 's a voice that does n't belong to one of the villagers and she seems not to understand : maybe she ca n't even hear , above the bellow of the drums . 

Almost as frightening was the bellow of Buddie 's voice when it grew huge and powerful with anger , and the shouted words that struck like blows to make Frankie flinch and tremble . 

There was a bellow of rage from the Grand Duke , incapable of other speech as he stared transfixed at the empty desk . 

Balor let out a bellow of fear and , in the same moment , the Trees closed in . 

Peering along its barrel he saw blood foaming around the cow 's mouth and heard clearly the tortured rasp of its breath between each anguished bellow . 

The animals , confused and frightened , let out wrenching bellows , and sometimes charged their drivers . 

A loud bellow rang out as the bullets struck home , then they heard a heavy body plunging wildly among the restraining toils of the thorn bushes . 

The great area of land south of Lord Burlington Lane , down to the river bank , was meadowland with osier beds at the water front . 

Corbett and Thomas were now riding across open meadowland and the poet pointed to three hills , black and stark against the summer-blue sky . 

You cross a series of bridges and get into the swampy meadowland known as Arthog Bog . 

If happiness means ambling through meadowland , alpine pastures and forest , then the 90 miles of footpaths here will send you ecstatic . 

From the sixteenth century onwards , various improvements were made to increase the amount of grass and hay that could be produced from low-lying meadowland . 

ONE of the three kings in a nativity play was given a sex change in a Christmas message of sexual equality . 

He was prepared to wait a long time to gain the king 's good will , and meanwhile to support the king in his enterprises . 

Even so , he remained with the king in 1387 as Richard prowled the midlands seeking to regain control . 

Delivery vans are the kings of the jungle , but I did n't do too badly in the BMW . 

If it was in the aftermath of Penda 's death that Cenwealh re-established himself as king of the Thames valley Saxons , it is likely that he did so with Oswiu 's approval and even support . 

In so doing Clovis is thought to have been unique among the kings of the continental successor states . 

` There can only be one king of the castle , as far as male Leos are concerned , " Julie had continued . 

Their new king , Philip IV , is devoting all his energies and resources to building up alliances in Europe . 

But then , King Richard was n't like most of his fellow kings . 

The unexpectedness of this request seems to have taken the king by surprise . 

James 's advisers , especially churchmen who feared that one of Henry 's main motives was to coax their king towards Protestantism and an anti-French alliance , warned against any venture on to English soil . 

He had been king for two and a half years , and he was aged by ten . 

Thucydides credited the Minoan kings with organizing the first naval fleet , and it is possible that the Minoans did indeed have a squadron of specially designed and equipped warships that were ahead of their time . 

Second , he congratulates the king on breaking with the traditions of his ancestors . 

No previous Scottish king had ever tried to claim that this was the age when his minority ended . 

Paris says that he conducted himself here in a typically high-handed manner , whilst the Dunstable annalist writes of his boasting before the king and queen that he had the Welsh in the palm of his hand . 

They were supposed to raiding the city regiments and paying for it , there was constant trouble for this , and the man who was appointed colonel by the king , Nicholas Selby , was very unpopular . 

One of the circumstances constituting this offence is where the penis penetrate the anus of a male or a female , and the maximum penalty is life imprisonment . 

In another , an elderly woman forced a pronged implement into the anus of a muscular man wearing the mask of Horus . 

She watched him kneel on the floor and , taking a deep breath , she switched off all sensitivity to close her lips over his wrinkled anus . 

At first I thought it was piles , as I had terrible itching round my anus . 

Perhaps he 'd just slipped out of her , and located her anus by mistake . 

It also gives the animal unusually short front legs and long hind legs , and an abnormally small anus , so that it hops along like a rabbit and suffers from constipation . 

Badgers smell musky , which is not surprising because they habitually deposit tiny amounts of musk , a smelly fluid secreted from a gland near the anus , to mark the home territory and individuals within that territory . 

Apart from carrying enough controlled substances in his G-string to keep Spain happy for a year , Tanit has the divine attribute of being everywhere at once . 

Mr Boateng attracted some notoriety recently when he appeared on the front page of the News of the World wearing nothing but a G-string . 

But when she wanted him to pose for her book of erotic fantasies , wearing just a g-string , Luke declined . 

Skid Row are ninth row division Guns N'Roses wannabes , and this turgid slab of rotting , flyblown rock ratmeat is about as sexy , young and wild as the corpse of David Mellor in a bulging G-string . 

Jim Scott watched as she finished applying the vaseline , pacing the dressing room as she stood naked before him , slipping on a G-string and a suspender belt . 

" Once we had this dance troupe on called Grand Slam , who appeared in leather G-strings and bras , despite the fact that all four of them were at least two stone overweight . 

Ingólfshöfdi is an island about six or seven kilometres off-shore , but separated from the mainland by a saltwater lagoon rather than by open sea . 

I was soaked from lying in manky bog-like horrids , stalking some half-witted bird around lava lagoons , and John asked if I want tea . 

This friendly Club Hotel is set at the edge of a lagoon at the centre of a resort complex offering a range of facilities . 

Some 800 grams of plutonium lie in the sediments of the Mururoa lagoon , according to official estimates . 

Derek Owen tried many legumes to find one that would grow , and fix nitrogen for other plants , in the all-but-sterile conditions in these mica lagoons . 

The almost companionless cathedral on its former island amid the lagoons , and the feasible route for reaching it , are a sheer delight . 

Or consider Hotel Bora Bora where guests stay in overwater bungalows with steps down into a lagoon , or the Moana Beach where you can watch the fish below your bungalow through a glass coffee table ! 

Away to the east lay the cooling-water lake , known by local people as the Blue Lagoon . 

Guests who still wanted to explore the lagoons and sea-flats could use Wavebreaker 's skiff . 

Crowninshield walked a few paces in silence until he was standing under the palms which edged the lagoon . 

Police launches patrol the tiny harbour in front of the palace and the blue lagoon leading to the guest area . 

AN AMERICAN woman tourist drowned in Venice 's lagoon after her gondola was capsized by a passing ferry 's wake . 

Top of the agenda are the booms across the mouths of the lagoon for when the tides are especially high , and for the canal dredging , which has been neglected for the last forty years . 

When activated by being pumped full of air these modules will be able to prevent water from entering the Lagoon and also from leaving . 

To the west , Chioggia looks inward across the lagoon and Sottomarina looks out to the Adriatic sea . 

Standing on a small peninsula surrounded by the beautiful Belle Mare beach , the buildings of the luxurious Saint Geran are grouped around a lagoon . 

All rooms face the lagoon , are air-conditioned and equipped with telephone , mini bar and balcony . 

Slowly the lagoons filled with accumulated sediments and the sea retreated . 

Many different species with such structures swam in the lagoons beside the Gogo reefs , together with other more antiquated kinds . 

Looking across the lagoon towards San Giorgio Maggiore , Julia saw that the moon was almost full and hung , huge and round , just over the Palladian dome . 

The next day Julia woke with all the trivial but uncomfortable symptoms of a developing cold , and she wondered whether she had caught it dawdling by the edge of the icy lagoon . 

He could only gaze at the lagoon -- that at least had spared him the agony of thinking . 

One of the first attempts to treat the effluent involved building a small lagoon , the idea for which Dai discovered in a book . 

It must be noted , however , that it is by no means certain in the majority of examples that the lagoons may not contain considerable thicknesses of coral . 

Many of them are coastal , though others are found in lakes and coastal lagoons , for example the Gippsland Lakes in Victoria . 

Further on , a hundred yards off-shore , as if he were walking on the water , his companion disturbed the glass-still lagoon as he strode through the shallows over a sand bar . 

Over the next two days , 27 bodies were fished out of the lagoon , and a further seven were found elsewhere in Lomé . 

Further studies were delaying by two years measures to save Lake Ichkeul in Tunisia , which was in danger of being reduced to a salty lagoon after the damming in the 1970s of the six rivers feeding it . 

But Venice is a seaport still , and above all these lesser vessels there still tread through the lagoon , as they always have , big ships out of the oceans . 

The environmental organisation detected radionuclides in zooplankton from the tidal currents which flush Mururoa 's lagoon . 

Music , talk and laughter swirled and eddied , while perfume , cigar smoke and the aroma of roasting coffee mingled with a warm salt breeze from the lagoon . 

She gave a tiny strangled gasp and shuddered , feeling the waves of shock coursing along her veins . 

Li Yuan 's look of surprise as the Arab reared brought gasps as well as laughter from all round . 

She sat up with a gasp and blew her nose hard ; then , since he was close , she rested her aching head against his ample stomach . 

Unfortunately , Owen was much fitter than me , and he soon disappeared , leaving me with only my gasps and puffs for company . 

A little boy ran up , face dirty , clothes dishevelled , his breath coming in short gasps so he could hardly speak . 

The terror bound her chest so that her breath came in the short , dry , painful gasps of a dying asthmatic . 

Instinctively Ruth 's hand came up to cover her mouth , to smother the gasp of shock breaking from her lips . 

In 1978 he delivered a lecture at the London University Institute of Education , accompanied by his photographs of the magnificent finds in the tombs , which brought gasps from the audience . 

There was the sound of wood splitting and tearing , followed by a choking gasp from the open grave . 

Just once , as the waves came up over her feet , she hesitated and gave a short gasp , as anyone might have done at the sudden cold . 

Her head shot round , her shocked gasp mingling with the audible hiss of sharply indrawn breath . 

Rachel carried on fighting , hoarse gasps coming from her throat . 

` Willingly , " Rose agreed , and led the way to a small antechamber that led off the main saloon . 

Remembering the wig which now he did not need , he pushed open the door and entered the antechamber which served as a reception area and office . 

The housekeeper showed them into an antechamber bleak as a dentist 's waiting-room . 

The antechamber which he entered was filled with silent N'pani . 

The plainclothed Stasis -- mostly dull-faced youths in windcheaters -- formed snatch squads and , with uniformed colleagues , kicked and beat demonstrators . 

This replaced the jacket with a windcheater and the kepi with a Chicago-style police cap . 

` It so happens with the weather changing I bought a new windcheater and also a beret this morning . 

` Too many things to do , " said Doyle , zipping up his black leather windcheater . 

He was dressed in a black leather windcheater , black cords , and carried an airline bag . 

They were both bareheaded , but had smeared their faces with camouflage cream , and wore dark coloured zip-up windcheaters , denims and trainers . 

The fire from which the smoke came was not far from the hut door and the air was rank with the smell of pelts drying . 

The cottage was redolent with the zesty smell of lemon overlaying the more familiar tang of polish , wine and wood smoke . 

She laughed up at him , with the oily smell of the sheepskins rising about her ; her teeth showed yellow , like an animal 's . 

I remember it as horrible , with a smell of cold cabbage seeming to come from the upholstery . 

Claudia came awake slowly , the smell of coffee tantalising her nostrils . 

Lobsters , crabs , crawfish , scallops , oysters and turbots lay in baskets , and the smell of the salt combining with the heat of the stoves made the kitchen almost unendurable , even for Auguste . 

He was applying a match to some kind of heater , and from a small counter in the far corner there was a distinct smell of coffee pervading the atmosphere . 

Behind the long counter there were hams hanging , the smell of them adding to the already aromatic air of the place . 

He rolls off me and passes out on the pillow , the smell of his drunkenness lingering like something live . 

I burst out of the water to inhale the smell of the warm buried desert careering across the surface of the pool . 

I was hungry but had to wait while he fiddled with a saucepan and then made me endure the smell of the meat coming from it . 

Soon pieces of meat were being roasted right around the fire , and the air was thick with the smell of charred flesh and singeing fur . 

She enjoyed the quiet gloom of the shippon , the sweet smell of hay , and the cows themselves , gentle creatures except for the sometimes awkward Primrose . 

Jane recalled that evil spirits were said to be frightened off by the smell of burning rue . 

The priest had gone , but he had left the smell of scented oils behind him . 

The smell of the smoke drifted back towards Cassie across the garden . 

The woman 's face twitches like a tramp 's to the smell of soup . 

Around the boarded-up house the sweet smell of rotting vegetables hung in the air . 

To Clare , his milky warm smell was like that of a newborn baby . 

` I do n't like to tell people , " she laughs , ` but I can recognise them by their smell . 

It was cold inside but the friar was pleased that it had lost its musty smell . 

She had not been absent from her home for long enough to have forgotten her own house smell . 

She seemed abnormally sensitive to the smoke smells and her stomach was rolling uncomfortably . 

To add to her miserable state a bleak wind had got up , bringing with it a sweet tangy yeast smell that made her stomach roll and cry out . 

The air had a peculiar smell to it , she noted , as she made her way down the street towards the front and the spot where her dad tied up his boat . 

Outside the smell from the brewery hung over the town , stifling as a warm pillow , making it difficult to breathe . 

There was never any shortage of cats in the neighbourhood ; they too added their smell to the back gardens . 

Every Londoner seemed to be out of doors : the stall-holders were busy making up for lost trade and the air was thick with savoury smells from taverns and cookshops . 

In Norway in winter the smell of freshly baked bread , and the warmth from the containers , are great attractions , and visitors seem to congregate around the bakery like bees around a honey pot . 

You go into a café where the sight and smell of freshly baked Danish pastries hits you squarely in the face as you walk through the door . 

The air was thick with sawdust and the sweet smell of freshly cut wood . 

The rain had stopped and the air was filled with the sweet smell of freshly washed earth . 

Coming home from school on a Friday afternoon , the delicious smell emanating from our kitchen permeated the entire tenement . 

There was a delicious smell wafting from a pink hyacinth which was growing in a glass on the table at his side . 

There have always been considerable fluctuations between winter and summer services : before the War the daily winter turnout was an average of fifty trams . 

The sharp increase in interest rates , and exchange rate fluctuations between the major currencies increased economic pessimism in 1990 . 

Other studies show that toad populations do suffer large fluctuations from year to year , but the length of the Norwegian study , covering 25 years and four or five generations of toads , suggests a worrying trend . 

However , the human body can take minor fluctuations in weight with no ill effect . 

And as the icing on the cake , Gilliland also reported a smaller , but clearly present , fluctuation in solar size which ties in with the 11-year sunspot cycle . 

They emanate from a time about 300,000 years after the Big Bang and show the first signs of fluctuations in the density of matter in space . 

It is a method that can be tedious , confusing and not particularly reliable as readings can be made untrustworthy by fluctuations in general health . 

First : why have there been such strong fluctuations in fertility in the last half-century , and are they likely to continue ? 

In retailing and the leisure/holidays industries , seasonal fluctuations in demand provided the principal explanation for the resort to temporary workers [ see Chapter 7 ] . 

After a year marked by sharp fluctuations in the price of gold , a floor at approximately $365 a troy ounce appeared to have been established by late December . 

Indeed , because of the fluctuation in oil prices under the effects of market forces , some staff redundancies have affected geologists and geophysicists , industrially and in government employment . 

Over 7 years , the 22 sympatric species of Lauraceae showed great fluctuations in fruit production and this was apparently unconnected with weather or earlier reproductive behaviour . 

It is also worth noting that correlations between ERPs and behaviour are never perfect , perhaps because of masking of some of the ERPs by random fluctuations of the background EEG . 

The music comes to vivid life under Jarvi 's direction , as it does in the sometimes surprising but always purposeful fluctuations of tempo in the first movement . 

These problems were never entirely overcome and fluctuations of enthusiasm in the use of the economic boycott/free-produce tactic depended on temporary external factors rather than permanent solutions to the difficulties . 

The scheme aims to limit fluctuations of member EC currencies against each other . 

As Woodforde noted the cost of everything he purchased , we can follow the fluctuation of prices . 

But developing countries are still dependent for all their foreign currency earnings upon the fluctuations of commodity prices on the world market . 

Japan has not found the fluctuations of the yen against the dollar and European currencies a serious barrier to its ability to increase exports . 

They correspond to chaotic fluctuations of the whole circulation . 

It is a condition of this cover that you maintain a record of meter readings and that you report any unusual fluctuations to the Water Authority and to us . 

After study approval by our hospital ethics committee , 11 patients with Parkinson 's on-off fluctuations signed consent to participate in this double-blind placebo-controlled study . 

With CDM , the textures produce more clumpiness at large scales than inflation 's density fluctuations can provide -- which puts them in line with the observations . 

These two sets of data effectively determine the density fluctuation spectrum in the present Universe on scales from 10 to 1,000Mpc . 

It is easy to see how fertility has been kept low since the middle of the twentieth century , and how the control over its timing given by contraception could permit a new pattern of fertility fluctuation . 

The general sense of not being quite yourself , as well as the mood fluctuations and depression which often occur through hormonal imbalance are therefore going to hit both generations at the same time . 

Its distribution in space becomes more and more contorted by the velocity fluctuations , but so long as molecular diffusion plays no role , the marked fluid is always just the same fluid . 

A vicious circle devel , weight fluctuations being as much as 10lbs in a couple of days . 

Triple tests for ammonia , nitrite and nitrate have revealed startling fluctuations over a few days . 

Pay determination is also hampered by such factors as inflation rates and currency fluctuations against the pound . 

The extensive network of subcontracting is one important mechanism which preserves dualism in Japan and in the process cushions the impact of market fluctuations on larger companies . 

Since the metal is borrowed the group is not exposed to price fluctuations on these stocks . 

Information about velocity fluctuations at different points ( or times ) is given by correlation measurements . 

The later stages of evolution are dominated by changes in the pattern of fluctuation with respect to time -- from the very regular periodicity considered above towards the irregular fluctuations characteristic of turbulence . 

There is at present no satisfactory device for measuring rapid pressure fluctuations within a flow . 

They are looking for rapid fluctuations of usually neglected minor steroids during the build-up to ovulation . 

This implies that the return flow for velocity fluctuations towards or away from the centre of the wake occurs dominantly in the upstream and downstream directions and little in the transverse ( z and -z ) directions . 

Agribusiness that operates in sectors marked by seasonal fluctuations has been prone to this sort of employment . 

Under managed floating , exchange rates are free to move according to market forces but governments may intervene in an attempt to stabilize any short-term fluctuations . 

The worst case curve shows fluctuations that get larger and larger . 

But in spite of increased profits and exports , there was also increased uncertainty over exchange-rate fluctuations . 

It notes the heavy rain , gales , frost and floods in the latter half of the year , describing them as further proof of increased fluctuation and variability in the climate . 

He tried on the feather headdress , but took it off again quickly because there were insects in it . 

She wore a fetching , knee-length black dress and a kind of Spanish headdress that made her look a little like a sherry advertisement . 

They stock headdresses from Cupid , handmade garters and shoe clips from Butterfly and Lace accessories , veils from Jean Elizabeth and offer a dyeing service on Dana Bridal Footwear . 

Their resident florist will make sure your headdresses and bouquet are a perfect match . 

In the Penzance Bridal Centre , Jeffery Florists specialise in individually designed traditional , modern or continental bouquets and headdresses in fresh or silk flowers . 

Returning to my dressing room , I removed my headdress and reached for a towel to dry my sweat-soaked hair -- fighting with seven dwarfs under banks of spotlights is hot work . 

Over her orange-blossom headdress she had a long flowing veil which flowed down her back ; her dress of white satin rustled and crinkled as she walked . 

The ceremonial silver headdress ( second right ) is usually worn by a bride or newly wed woman . 

She wore a long full-skirted dress of white organdie and a headdress of artificial lilies of the valley , and carried white roses and carnations . 

But one runnel of sweat began to trickle down his forehead from under his headdress . 

Equally cheerful was the large , garish picture on the wall of a jovial elephant wearing orange pantaloons , an elaborately jewelled headdress and several necklaces : his four arms were festooned with bangles and bracelets . 

An indoor vivarium needs to be supplied with fresh water but also areas of dry land with plenty of cover , and the main problem is hygiene : in high humidity , bacterial disease can break out . 

Kathryn Ensall 's recent work explores the theme of image making between the sexes . 

The social and political implications of freer information-sharing in the region was a recurring theme at the seminar . 

The role of music , song , and poetry have been important to the YCCC as well , and this too is a central theme of Highlander . 

Both events , Hayek 's death and Derrida 's threatened discomfiture , are relevant to the themes of Anderson 's latest collection of essays . 

But once the basic theme of the picture has been agreed upon , Dr Fitzhugh makes no further input to the work . 

The other central theme of Code 's paper is the relation between experience and knowledge . 

The results showed that knowing about the theme of the passage only at recall did not improve performance . 

In the first section one of Kemp 's main themes is the relationship between theoria and praxis . 

Your data must be woven into a logical , coherent case that combines to communicate your main theme and subsidiary points . 

It must also refer to the depth of thought behind the design whether the subject deals with a bold tale or a subtle philosophical , psychological or even theological theme . 

Ferguson dissected the consistencies and the changes in the subject matter of women 's magazines since the war and traced how ` getting and keeping your man " remains a central theme . 

The importance of fracturing has been a common theme in writings on the reservoir problem of the Appalachian and Variscan thrust provinces . 

There are many continuing themes in this novel and in my opinion the main theme is that of contentment . 

After presenting some key themes of the ecological critique of industrialism , Chapter 8 offers a brief look at one country that was once considered to be a model of self-reliant environmentally sound development , that is Tanzania . 

It immediately causes a stark image which was to be the main theme of the poem . 

In the less well known studies of particular subcultures , the Chicago School develops the theme of moral careers and the effects of space . 

Celebrating success is a recurring theme throughout this book and is the very essence of marketing . 

The second main theme in the book is the question of the extent to which fossils can contribute data of value to systematics , and it is , of course intimately entwined with the first question . 

One of the themes of the book is to explore how this contradiction is negotiated in popular discourse via an examination of newspapers . 

His emphasis on ` urban social movements " remained ; indeed the reasons for the success or failure of such movements is the key theme of his book . 

Let me approach the theme of this chapter more circumspectly by way of literary reference . 

Peter 's recovery is not found in the Gospel story but is one of the main themes of the early chapters of Luke 's second book , the Acts of the Apostles . ) 

She tackles this huge theme in nine chronologically arranged chapters , and the text is complemented by over 400 illustrations and an extensive bibliography . 

This chapter correlates with the theme of accountability introduced in chapter 2 . 

The theme of the conference was ` European immigration into Scotland " . 

Priorities for industrial innovation and the transfer of technology in Europe is the theme of Wednesday 's international conference . 

The failure of the courts to operate according to the legal norms under which they were established is a familiar theme in South Asian studies . 

Inequality and the response to it are themes of many geographical and political studies . 

The key theme in this study is the suggestion that for any given sequence of changes in technology , the speed at which change takes place may influence the ultimate market structure . 

These , unresolved , provided a backdrop to the themes of the talk . 

Main Picture : The grand piano lends a dramatic air to the dining room which has quite a modern look with its black chairs and stark glass table .

The little towns through which the road runs may once have been important , but are now picturesque backwaters . 

During this 300-year period , coastal settlements were repeatedly raided for captives to supply the slave markets of Sulu in the southern Philippines , and the once prosperous ports were reduced to impoverished and depopulated backwaters . 

I am the first human being he has seen since he was posted to this backwater . 

Across the hundred and ninety-nine little backwaters , their colourful washing hung rigid in the bitter morning air . 

It 's amazing to see that the picturesque cottages , cricket on the green , meadows , mature woods , friendly pubs and riverside backwaters really do exist . 

This region once had a gold rush but is now a backwater , inhabited by quite a few ` alternative lifestylers " . 

Now there is a general consensus in the Netherlands that Britain is an economic backwater , and that Thatcher really ca n't be taken seriously -- due in no small part to her resistance to British assimilation into the European Community . 

A handful of houses , a trout farm and the watermill are all that remain today in this tranquil backwater nestling at the foot of the wolds , just a few miles away from Alford . 

I could n't permit someone of your abilities to moulder away in a backwater . 

Now here was this gifted sister , who had so many opportunities that he had been denied , apparently threatening to throw them all down the drain , and bury herself in some backwater in Africa . 

She and her husband Felix had been around the London underground since its birth , apart from a sojourn in the backwater of Munich . 

You know more than we who live in this backwater on the Marches . 

He wandered towards the old harbour , now little more than a quiet backwater . 

Since the fur trade was also well past its zenith , the town snoozed in a rural backwater . 

A hundred years ago the Cotswolds were transformed from a run-down rural backwater into a world-renowned centre for arts and crafts . 

Since then , the town had once again withdrawn into a sleepy backwater . 

In practice it is quite complex because you need at least six lasers to trap a clump of atoms ; the lasers also have to be tuned to the natural movement of the atoms . 

Some of the scenery is very Scottish-looking with clumps of birch and hawthorn by the roadside and a scatter of tiny farming villages . 

The garden was overgrown , but the shape of submerged flower beds could still be seen , and the minute spears upthrusting by the house wall showed where there remained a clump of snowdrops . 

Derek stumbled off into the nearest clump of vegetation and disturbed three petrified rabbits . 

Dodging through prickly gorse and clumps of bracken , we hurtled onto the jetty . 

Snow lay in dark hollows below occasional clumps of rhododendron . 

Away to their left , the bank sloped down again into clumps of alder , among which the stream could be heard chattering over gravel . 

They went slowly along the foot of the bank , pushing in and out of the clumps of red campion and ragged robin . 

They peered over ant-hills and looked cautiously round clumps of teazle . 

But the slopes are grassy , and thickets of brambles , stands of alexander with dark , shiny green leaves , clumps of elder and the Japanese spindle , offer shelter to migrating birds . 

She looked up at the rook 's nest and the grey sky beyond , then bent to pick a clump of white winter aconites to take home to Josh . 

Bright green lizards were scuttling over a clump of tree-roots twice as tall as Alan , and he was wide awake . 

But still Flupper continued in the wrong direction , heading for the greyish clumps of mould and fungi . 

Cells failed to proliferate in culture , which limits any potential for increasing cell number in vitro , but surviving cell clumps impregnated in gelatin squares showed development in vivo . 

The Trangia looks good with ice clumps poking out of its kettle . 

Spanish and Portuguese N. lapillus tend to live under mussel clumps and in this habitat banded shells are undoubtedly cryptic . 

Trees and tree clumps have a special attraction for me as they symbolized my own introduction to Earth Mysteries , through Tony Wedd . 

Conversely , the health of the tree clump could be transmitted out to the surrounding landscape , having the function of the kidneys in the body . 

Watering after sowing , means it is all too easy to wash the seeds into clumps . 

If all the frogs pursue this policy , they sit in a tight clump . 

As the day wore on they heard everywhere around them the rill of running water , and grass began to poke up through the snow in clumps . 

The clumps of colour grow in size until they become visible and are held together whilst the water evaporates . 

This includes breaking up the worm clumps by agitation with a stick and then thoroughly washing the worms under a slow-flowing tap for at least five minutes . 

Plant these in quite dense clumps at the front of beds and borders , for bold pockets of colour as the summer flowers finish . 

Eryngium eburneum is the most frequently seen of several similar eryngiums , all of which boast bold clumps of long , narrow evergreen leaves . 

The edifice resembled an enormous clump of towering vitrified black fungi . 

Those that can not find room form spherical clumps , hydrophobic tails innermost , called miscelles . 

If your Bearded Irises have grown into big clumps , split them . 

The food plant for both the small tortoiseshell and the peacock is the stinging nettle , so to stand the best chance of finding their caterpillars , start inspecting large clumps of nettles about the middle of May . 

The large clumps of tufted hair grass Deschampsia caespitosa or soft brome grass Bromius mollis around the edges of woods or in rough meadows are veritable insect palaces . 

Here , a small clump of scarlet tulips brings a disproportionate flash of brilliance to a spring dalliance of Daphne mezereum , muscari , erythronium and Magnolia stellata 

He could feel the clumps of earth still landing on his body and his mind struggled to understand what was happening . 

I took the swing for my own , and revelled in its leafy solitude and the soft pungent moss which grew beneath it , carpeting a pillowy clump of earth . 

` Do n't forget to be at the meeting tomorrow then , " we prompted as we trod carefully on the clumps of dry grass as if they were stepping-stones . 

The horse was devouring every clump of grass , thistles , docks , dandelions , sorrel and bindweed that its large upper lip quested upon , clearing the area like a council mower . 

I remember the overpowering sense of loneliness and sadness and grief .

By doing so they hope to inculcate among the Mayan peoples a renewed sense of pride which will in turn reverse the dogma of Spanish superiority .

By accepting my personal invitation , you 'll provide yourself and every member of your family with a fulfilling sense of proprietorship , and a steady flow of priceless enjoyment .

From the mid- 1940s to the mid-1960s , Las Vegas nurtured a growing sense that it was the `` Entertainment Capital of the World. ``

You and I have never been on particularly good terms , and I regret not burying that hatchet while you were still alive , but at the same time , I ca n't help but think that your passing adds a sense of closure to twelve years of horror .

The APA has scheduled 30 minutes at its meeting in August for an RxP debate , but its leadership believes it already has an accurate sense of support for its RxP policy .

The sense of being in a special place that is a three-dimensional expression of the architect 's imagination is one of the distinctive pleasures of architecture .

The sense of robustness is accentuated by occasional delicacy : the arched window incorporates scrolled brackets that support an elegant reverse ogee molding at the eaves .

'' I endeavor to design buildings that express a sense of belonging , '' Jacobsen says , `` buildings that reflect or abstract the nearby architecture and the traditions dictated by the climate and local materials . ''

They are serious about what they are doing , that is , their buildings exhibit a strong sense of conviction .

With Harper in place , one gets the sense of Rockefeller seizing up on the issue of money , eventually forbidding Harper to even discuss it in his presence .

But absent was about 80 percent of the sense of artificiality that characterized Gore 's earlier performances .

Apart from these words and lake , words and phrases directly associated with thoughts of water and reinforcing the sense of obsession include pool , springs , drainage hole , clay hole , flood , channel , water-courses , water-hole , rock-hole , drink , drinkable , running water , stream , and native well .

In anticipation , Jews in Palestine began laying the groundwork for a greater sense of national identity .

Except for a sense of honor , and decency and-and a moral center .

In the paper , `` self-control '' is used to mean a sense of willpower .

One comes away from the exhibit with a sense of the power of raw imagery that one may not have felt since the grade-school days of reading illicit comics when one was supposed to be learning the dates of battle sequences through history .

Innumerable electrical scintillations played through the chaos of vapours , and at the same time that the ears were deafened by a frightful fracas . 

The number of scintillations produced is directly proportional to the number of ATP molecules present . 

Typical observations were 300s in duration , giving an average signal-to-noise ratio of 500 at all frequencies , although the pulsar flux density varies greatly between observations because of interstellar scintillation . 

Even when she closed her eyes they were still daggered by its scintillations . 

Free carnitine was converted to C acetyl carnitine and measured in a scintillation counter . 

` There 's poor Archie , he canna dae a han 's turn for himsel' , and I 've to earn every bite o' bread he eats . "

The eternal enigma for the cocktail party host or hostess is what to give the guests that is different and can preferably be eaten in one bite .

He took a last bite of cheese and biscuit and still looked hungry .

Lisa dived in hungrily , spreading butter and honey on a croissant , and reflecting as she washed down the first bite with coffee that it was even more delicious than it looked .

I must get back now , if for no other reason than that the table will soon be cleared and I have n't had a bite since this morning .

But freer travel to the West , which is one of the benefits Bonn extracted , also increased disgruntlement with things at home . 

The disgruntlement among its two million members is almost palpable . 

Her disgruntlement arose from the now obvious fact that the prince was enamoured of Joan . 

Nor , in the western part of the country , does disgruntlement with Mr Kohl mean gruntlement for Social Democrats . 

Then there was the American sprinter Jesse Owens , who swept to victory in the Berlin Olympic Games of 1936 , much to the disgruntlement of Hitler . 

He was drugged , bundled into the boot of a car and driven to a canyon on the outskirts of Santiago . 

They wintered in the lush lowlands of canyons on the Grande Ronde and Imnaha valleys , wandering up Joseph Creek in the spring to harvest kouse on the higher meadows . 

Then , abruptly , for the following day and a half there was neither sand nor palm trees , just a thirty-mile climb up a canyon of broken slate and rock . 

The canyon ran parallel to the continuation of the wadi which I had been following for days . 

As we climbed up the canyon we made a great clatter with sticks and stones and old tin cans , announcing our presence to the denizens . 

They moved into the first , pitch black canyon , faintly lit by a Poacher 's Moon , their passage marked by the persistent bleeping of the detector . 

I know its London shrieks and shuffles as it rushes through road canyons and around the sharp edges of tall buildings . 

You 'll see mountains and canyons carved over hundreds of thousands of years from the underlying sandstone . 

Discover the many parks , valleys and canyons , the five botanical gardens and the eerie caves at Haena . 

Cautiously setting out to explore the many winding canyons debouching from their landing point , a host of nightmarish apparitions greet their progress . 

Meanwhile , Powell is off trying to survey the goddamn Grand Canyon , hiking up the side canyons , taking his frickin' measurements . 

For a few weeks in mid-winter , the steel-blue waters of the Zanskar river freeze into a seventy mile ice passageway winding through a deep canyon in the remote mountains of the northern Himalaya . 

For example , the Congo , which virtually debouches into a submarine canyon , has no delta . 

He did not have time to check his mirrors for police cars as he passed All Hallows-on-the-Wall and plunged into the long straight canyon of London Wall . 

She saw a dark , circular shape rising from the depths , ascending the sides of the canyon . 

Pregnant women who smoke marijuana also place their children at risk ; they are five times more likely to have deformed or underweight babies than the average . 

It was also in this period of the early Sixties that he experimented with LSD and , like most of his contemporaries , used marijuana . 

That 's of no interest to anybody unless you 're on marijuana or LSD . 

I mean solvents , marijuana , tobacco , alcohol and anything else that humans sniff , snort and sell the shirt off their back for . 

Figures for illegal drugs are harder to come by , but around 2m Americans are thought to take cocaine , and many more than that have smoked marijuana . 

The explanation is either imported marijuana or the diversion of inhalants such as glue and paint stripper from the workshops . 

` Ganja " , the local marijuana , had long been used to allay hunger . 

With steely reserve and remarkable grace under pressure and long odds , Clinton survived charges of adultery and draft evasion and even an evasive answer on whether he ever tried marijuana . 

Codeine , which occurs with morphine in opium , relieves pain , but more feebly , and rarely causes dependence . 

Papaver somniferum , is the only commercial source of codeine , an alkaloid widely used in cough suppressants and pain killers . 

The alkaloid , thebaine , can be easily converted into codeine by demethylation . 

While he was there a doctor was about to inject a dose of codeine when Peter exclaimed : ` You ca n't do that . 

He also stressed the need for faster and more sophisticated vessels to combat modern smuggling by sea . 

The SADF has been accused of involvement in ivory smuggling in the past , notably during the Angolan and Namibian wars , when the local elephant population was devastated . 

Lieutenant Shepard Chisango died in police custody in 1991 , after gathering evidence of army poaching and smuggling in Mozambique . 

According to West Africa , diamond smuggling into Liberia from Sierra Leone had been estimated to yield about US$100 million annually , even before the conflict , and the mines were now a prime rebel objective . 

It says the present system , which allows controlled international trade , has failed to prevent heavy illegal smuggling of wild Paphiopedilum ( slipper ) orchids . 

The strike resulted from a crackdown by the Turkish authorities on the smuggling of Iraqi oil by lorry through Kurdistan to Turkey . 

Shortages were exacerbated by the smuggling of petrol to neighbouring Benin , Cameroon , Chad and Niger as well as by local hoarding . 

An appeal has been launched for government officials to improve their understanding of the importance of preserving nature , and to enforce local restrictions on the poaching , purchasing and smuggling of wildlife . 

The trade is though to be encouraging the poaching of Ethiopian elephants , and possibly also the smuggling of ivory from neighbouring countries such as Kenya . 

` As the boat you were using for your ridiculous smuggling attempt belongs to me I should have thought it was obvious . " 

Bull had been convicted in 1980 in the United States of arms smuggling , but the SRC denied any involvement in illegal arms trade . 

He surrendered to US officials and requested asylum in exchange for information on IRA gun smuggling and fund-raising operations . 

Hodge Hill had its ghost and a strong tradition of smuggling from the nearby coast . 

The laws have been strictly upheld , with fines of up to two thousand pounds for smuggling animals into Britain . 

Coetzee was found guilty of currency smuggling , telephone tapping and disclosing official information . 

Drug smuggling by swallowing packages of drugs or by concealing them in the rectum or vagina has recently received much publicity after several couriers have died following rupture of these parcels . 

To curb gold smuggling , returning and expatriate Indians would be allowed to import 5 kg of gold each , paid for ( with 15 per cent duty ) from foreign currencies earned abroad . 

A 27-YEAR-OLD British woman charged with heroin smuggling in Thailand yesterday said she would plead guilty . 

A second indictment is pending in Tampa on charges of marijuana smuggling . 

TDC officials believe that TDC is less badly affected than other prison administrations with respect to the smuggling in of narcotics and other drugs . 

Two British people have been remanded in court in Bangkok charged with smuggling twenty-four thousand pounds worth of heroin . 

THE latest crime wave to hit America 's shores is the wholesale smuggling of people from China . 

He said Christopher Davies who was working in the shop Butterflys on Grange Road , Darlington , was injured during a fracas with Cowper over the theft of a £11.75 torch .

But following the fracas between the two front rows , the Romanian hooker , Ion was viciously punched ( no-one could identify the perpetrator ) and suffering from blurred vision , had to be replaced at half-time .

` Well , there was a bit of a fracas between your two lads and Con Gallagher .

Mr Major , unaware of the fracas on the boundary , was in fighting form too .

Fleck 's unruly image was secured in November 1987 when along with four other Rangers players he was fined £1,000 by the club for his part in a notorious fracas in a bar in Airdrie .

But the fracas at Worthing was merely an instance of the civil disorder promised by the BUF in its new phase .

` Who the hell was responsible for the fracas at midnight ? " asked Fowler .

In November a fracas developed between two factions within the Lab , but Haynes and Moore remained .

Two months after the Schoenberg fracas , the rhythmic violence of Stravinsky 's Rite of Spring provoked one of the most celebrated theatrical débâcles of all time at its Paris premiere .

After staring around and grunting a lot , Spunk reflexively saved a drunken girl from being roughed up in a sidewalk fracas outside a singles ' bar .

Newcastle striker David Kelly was sent off for a foul on Michele Menolascina and the fracas broke out .

However , it developed into a full scale fracas involving a dozen players from either side .

But the magazine -- against the interviewer 's wishes -- has deleted the surname of the woman , referring to her only as Jennifer . 

This man wo n't reveal his surname because of the threat of letter bombs and hate mail , but is angry about the auction . 

The only people left in London who put their name on their doorbells these days were called Monica or Helga , and there was rarely a surname . 

Again , in Lewis 's day the relationship would have begun with the pupil calling his tutor ` Sir " and the tutor calling his pupil by his surname . 

They called him ` Keith " , whereas Pilger was pointedly called by his surname . 

Like the trio of drinkers he meets in a Co Waterford pub who call themselves the KGB -- because their surnames are Kelly , Gallagher and Boland . 

Tony , 47 , and Maureen , 46 , from Brockenhurst , Hants , sparked the alert when they discovered the girl they had called Carla had an ankle tag with the surname Coyle . 

TWENTY Americans with the surname Coberly are flying to Britain next month to visit the Cotswold village of -- Coberley . 

In Wordperfect 's estimation the resellers usually make up to five times the money from installation and integration as from the actual product sale .

She shared her husband 's estimation of the value of good books and gave hundreds away .

True to Travis 's estimation , they reached the coast some hours before dark .

Serum estimations are of proved value for all aminoglycosides and for the closely related agent streptomycin .

This study , including estimation of sample size and the methods used , was aimed at avoiding problems with statistical evaluation of the results .

Yet , to this day , the estimation of future population size is a hazardous exercise ( though an essential one for local and national governments and indeed for the world as a whole ) .

Secretions were obtained for 60 minutes for estimation of basal acid output .

Calculate the percentage error which resulted from your estimation of the dimensions .

This leads to biases in estimation of GNP when the official exchange rate over- or under-values that country 's currency .

Then there is a group of more technical reasons which make statistical modelling and extrapolation more difficult , and inhibit attempts to overcome a shortage of resources for direct measurement by statistical estimation of soil losses .

It may , of course , be easier to quantify risk for natural hazards because of historical records and statistical estimation of recurrence intervals .

With both visual estimation and point counting techniques it must be remembered that values are being computed from the two dimensions of the thin section into the three dimensions of a sediment for modal composition .

Software Cost Estimation : Software metrics and life-cycle models applied to project cost estimation and project management .

In my estimation , the best pencils are totally soluble , not relatively so as Mr Robb states .

Borden has introduced several new products in its Cascomelt HMR series of hot metal adhesives for the furniture manufacturing industry . 

First choose whether to use egg white , which is the traditional adhesive for pressed flowers , or some modern rubber solution glue . 

Super Epoxy is a strong , transparent , general-purpose adhesive for use on metal , glass , leather , wood , china , rubber , stone and hard plastics . 

Last but not least , the pack includes Evo-Stik Impact 2 Adhesive , which is a safe , solvent free and non-flammable contact adhesive . 

Stabstitch braid to the outline of the pelmet on right side at this stage , but stitch fringing to the lower edge of the pelmet when the pelmet has been completed , or fix with fabric adhesive . 

I 've mentioned in the past that vinyl does n't adhere to itself with wallpaper paste , a simple and quick-to-use latex adhesive being the most effective way of dealing with normal corner overlaps . 

Fix the stencil in place with a spray adhesive , such as SprayMount , and use very little paint ( the brush should be almost dry ) for the best results . 

Borden has added a new grade to its range of bottle labelling adhesives . 

One way to exploit and overcome the problem of unreacted monomer groups in clinical polymers is to make so-called composite inlays in the laboratory that are subsequently bonded into the dental cavities with an adhesive . 

Tufted carpets are made by stitching tufts of fibre into a woven backing , where they are secured by adhesive . 

Among the early candidate adhesives for sticking fillings to teeth was an adduct of N -phenylglycine and glycidyl methacrylate known as NPG-GMA . 

The book can then be pressed until adhesive has completely dried 

Use the special ready-mixed adhesive recommended and hang by butting up one tile to the next . 

Apply waterproof adhesive liberally to both surfaces , then nail the new piece in place . 

Then apply a bitumen flooring adhesive to the back of each block , taking great care not to get any adhesive on the face . 

Add pva adhesive to the mixing water for the repair mortar , 1 part adhesive to 5 parts water . 

Coat one end of the dowel with a pva woodworking adhesive and tap firmly into the arm . 

Seal the surface of the floor with neat pva building adhesive and allow to dry . 

Once you are happy with the overall design , fix it in position with rubber solution adhesive as firmly as possible . 

When dry , seal the plastic coating to the edges of the slides with Holdtite rubber adhesive . 

They are usually mounted on a fabric backing for ease of handling , and are fixed using conventional ceramic tile adhesive . 

A good waterproof adhesive should be used in addition to fixing screws . 

At internal angles between riser and tread , it wo n't be possible to prise them apart , so fill any slight gaps with a little wood adhesive and secure through the joint with a few nails . 

Press each block firmly in place , and weight them with something heavy until the adhesive has set . 

Mr Clive Ponting 's acquittal by a jury in February 1985 , after he had admitted to passing official Government papers to a person not authorised to receive them , the very essence of section 2 of the Official Secrets Act 1911 , and despite the most explicit summing up by the trial judge that they should convict , raises the question of what motivated the jury . 

Mr Justice Stable told a jury that the words ` to deprave and corrupt " must not be construed as ` to shock and disgust " , which is not a criminal offence , the argument Lord Gardiner had deployed in gaining an acquittal in the Lady Chatterley case . 

All four of the white Los Angeles police officers , whose acquittal in the Rodney King beating case sparked several days of rioting in the city in late April and early May [ see p. 38894 ] , were indicted by a grand jury on Aug. 4 on federal charges of violating King 's civil rights . 

There are fears that the acquittal of William Lozano will set off renewed riots in a city fraught with racial tension between Hispanic and black communities . 

That day brought the acquittal of a white police officer , William Lozano , of the killing of two black men in January 1989 . 

The outcome of many of the contested cases with regard to both rape and sexual assault allegations goes beyond an acquittal of the accused . 

The Netherlands Court of Appeals on July 5 overturned the murder conviction of Gerald Harte and upheld the acquittal of three other Irish people , Sean Hick , Paul Hughes and Donna Maguire . 

The acquittal of four white officers in April last year led to rioting in LA 

His arrest and ultimate acquittal on cocaine smuggling charges made headlines in the mid-1980s . 

Although Mondello was convicted of lesser charges , including riot , his acquittal on the murder counts was unanticipated because the evidence against him was generally considered to be stronger than that which had led to Fama 's conviction . 

Mr Fitzwilliam 's acquittal came two weeks after Mr John Briggs , deputy chairman of engineering group Wheway , was cleared of allegations of illegal share trading . 

For Austin Donnellan , yesterday 's acquittal should end the matter . 

As Ammianus ironically remarks , there are few who can remember any acquittals under Constantius . 

… For the conviction of the guilty is a public interest , as is the acquittal of the innocent . 

After the acquittal of " Inside Linda Lovelace " in 1976 , the authorities largely abandoned the attempt to prosecute books for which any claim of literary merit could be made . 

A conviction -- or , for that matter , an acquittal -- by a jury is no more than an expression of opinion by at least ten out of twelve people about the defendant 's guilt . 

" Freedom of the Press " was the chant which greeted jury acquittals of courageous publishers . 

Those items would not in the event have been proceeded against , because prosecuting authorities would fear a jury acquittal . 

However , the tumult in Cornwall caused by his imprisonment may well have been sufficient to secure the acquittal and release of Trelawney and the other six bishops . 

The verdict of acquittal was easily predictable but was , nevertheless , a great relief . 

Then suddenly she became aware of how inelegant she must look , sprawled there with her skirt up around her hips and her bra dangling out of her open blouse . 

The model stood motionless , clad in nothing but her bra and stockings , waiting for his instructions . 

LOOKING SWELL : Wondermodel Suzanne yesterday in her matching violet bra ( £13.99 ) and briefs ( £5.99 ) Picture : HARRY PROSSER 

“ Right , who wants one ? ” says Samantha , producing a clutch of condoms from her bra . 

The French kiss went on forever , and as the persistent tongue scoured the back of her throat , so she became aware of nimble fingers slipping her blouse from her shoulders and unfastening her bra . 

While on the subject of underwear , I , and many male show-going acquaintances , still have n't got used to the advent of the sports bra . 

KYLIE MINOGUE : For her video performance in stockings and suspenders and an uplift bra , all pouting and sexually available , giving a dangerous message to the young girls to whom she 's a role model . 

You never know , the head may well be wearing knickers and a bra under his tweed jacket and cords . 

Every new nurse needs detailed instructions about how to care for her -- down to details such as pulling her bra on properly and making sure she is dry before getting her dressed . 

Marks & Spencer is offering a flattering lacy bra and deep knickers . 

As I sat down he put on his make-up , an enormous bra and a sundress . 

He stuffed a towel in her mouth to gag her and pulled her top and bra off . 

The first time we went , Marie wore her bra and knickers , but she was told off for that , so she bought this real nice swimming costume . 

Any sport involving running was not only embarrassing , it was also extremely painful , because I never wore a proper fitting bra . 

Provided a breastfeeding mother looks after herself by wearing a good supporting bra , no further damage should be done to her figure . 

SHERWOOD , who make sexy lace bras and knickers , is showing a fuller figure . 

It 's a diverting little game in itself ; stencilled shirts and girls in bras -- the Manics must be in town . 

Harriet also said that she would like to arrange a private christening at the little chapel on the top of the cliffs on the other side of the bay . 

The chapel register records the birth , registration and christening of six-year old Elizabeth Titford , ‘ … daughter of Benjamin and Elizabeth Titford of St George 's in the East , Middlesex ’ . 

That year she had flown from Paris to London for the christening of her sister Pauline 's third child , something she would not normally have done , for she disliked formal family occasions . 

A TEENAGE girl was strangled after she left a family christening party early to watch TV , police revealed yesterday . 

The turning point for them came when their car broke down after a family christening . 

It was a supper to celebrate the christening of their new baby . 

The party had been held in nearby Lidget Green to celebrate the christening of Zatun 's three-week-old baby . 

However , as noted above , we are requesting records from the Vice President in his capacity as Chair of the NEPDG .

( The staff of the chief administrative officer of the House - - the gurus who keep the records on retirement and benefits - - refused last week to disclose what Gingrich , Bradley or other retired members are receiving , claiming that this is private information .

According to records kept by Orcalab , a research station near where A- 73 will be kept , members of A pod over the last decade have returned from their annual migration as early as May 6 and as late as July 25 .

They are also learning how to keep good records , get the right price for their products , and charge for their time .

In accordance with the prescribed statutory process , on August 17 , 2001 , we reported to the Congress , the President , the Vice President , and other officials that the NEPDG had not provided the requested records .

Computers are very good at counting money and keeping records , so they have been used for decades to manage transactions .

For example , at the nonbank financial institution , the central security manager kept records on viruses detected and eradicated , including estimates of the cost of potential damage to computer files that was averted by the use of virus detection software .

Shafer did n't keep records of who gave her money or the total collected , a move she now regrets .

Not that I do that , or anything . Also , I hope you keep better records than I do .

Keeping summary records of actual security incidents is one way that an organization can measure the frequency of various types of violations as well as the damage suffered from these incidents .

Auditors would be required to keep records for five years , and they could be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison if they are found to have obstructed justice , for example , by shredding papers .

That 's because Iceland has an incredibly homogenous population , further " culled " by a plague and a natural disaster , and keeps excellent medical records ( including a tissue sample from every autopsy conducted in the country since the 1930 s ) .

Also , hello , keeping records is how you know you are talking to the delusional boy at 3 pm instead of the avoidant boy at 4 pm .

The record compiled by the Commission supports , inter alia , the following findings of fact .

Among his precursors are Julia Margaret Cameron , the great 19 th - century British portraitist , and August Sander , who set out to compile a comprehensive visual record of German life between the world wars .

More than 140 , many of them flood control dams in rural Texas , have not been not inspected in 20 years or more , according to records kept by the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission .

By keeping detailed records ( stud books ) , zoo staff can make intelligent decisions on how to match individual animals to avoid inbreeding and maintain a healthy and genetically diverse captive population .

Businesses reduced their spending for the seventh consecutive quarter , breaking the record for the longest such streak since the Commerce Department began keeping records in 1947 .

Alexander 's presidential campaign does n't have to file contributor lists with the Federal Election Commission till April , but the FEC does keep records for Campaign for a New American Century , Alexander 's main PAC .

I requested these records in writing on July 18 , 2001 , in accordance with section 716 .

Its database does not go back to the beginning of commercial flight , obviously , so it is possible there were ditchings before it began keeping records .

Indeed , the possibility that he may actually have known Rodrigo can not be ruled out , and offers a tantalizing possibility that we may be reading a first-hand account . 

He was not at all put off by the possibility that his alternative ` may well be even more cruel " . 

To me , it also rang of the distinct possibility that it would not creak open again -- and that the next sound would be that of quickly hammered nails ! 

There was even the possibility that it was Mademoiselle V rather than Madame . 

There 's only a possibility that the two murders were committed by the same person . 

` You ca n't dismiss the possibility that the old man might have a plan , " Gabriel said stiffly . 

The possibility of the Transkei becoming a base of operations for the ANC does not , suddenly , seem far-fetched . 

She said that she did not think in advance about the possibility of him losing his seat . 

An unduly large caseload of pupils can make this difficult , with the possibility of resentment building up if requests for help are not promptly met . 

There was always the possibility of an obscure clash escalating into full-scale conflict . 

The Centre Party was also committed to ending what it saw as the system of political patronage and was more sceptical than the other main parties about the possibility of Finland joining the European Communities . 

In New Zealand 's case , ` if " rather than ` when " is a better word to use when considering the possibility of a fall . 

U.S. authorities admit they are worried about the possibility of a repeat of the mass suicide in Guyana in 1978 when more than 900 followers of cult leader Jim Jones took cyanide . 

The exceptions were those few developing countries where America feared most the possibilities of Soviet or Chinese expansion . 

Guidance needs to be given on the action to be taken once the possibility of dementia is suspected . 

Provision is to be made against specific debts which are beyond the normal due date for payment to the extent that the directors recognise the possibility of irrecoverability . 

In cooking , the possibility of muffing a dish is always with us . 

The agricultural worker , however , reacts to the possibility of being deprived of his former status in his own village by changing the rules of the competition . 

Finally , as some of them are geographically isolated , there is little or no possibility of merging with other institutions . 

There is also the possibility of using neural computing techniques as an aid to plant recognition and classification . 

The second possibility , that there is an infinite sequence of more and more refined theories , is in agreement with all our experience so far . 

The success of their campaign in gaining publicity has now raised the possibility that hitherto unseen medical evidence could become public . 

Moreover , historically , the possibility of pregnancy does not emerge as a central consideration in the offence of rape . 

The possibility of an Assembly emerged during peace talks about the Province . 

It is a mathematical possibility that our mirror images exist on another planet . 

It helps to make it possible for people to face openly the ambivalence of the caring relationship on both sides , with the possibility of conflict where it exists . 

Now the possibility exists that language structure is not independent ( contrary to Chomsky 's well-known views ) of the uses to which it is put . 

Mr Laird said : ` Unless there is some event , some circumstance , some miracle that I can not see , then I repeat there is a possibility that the plant will cease to exist . " 

They may indeed be typical , with their everyday badinage about organic beans on toast and the relative nutritional merits of sundry spaghetti sauces . 

The badinage between Nina and myself is never rehearsed , but this is live T.V. and we need all the help we can get . 

As it was only a few minutes before the shop closed , he forbore to detail the checkout girl with his usual badinage about the finer points of philosophy or astrophysics . 

Caroline shook her head , then rested her forehead against his chin . 

Mrs Feather looked quite pale , and there was a constant and discreet pressing of handkerchiefs to the upper lips and foreheads of all the women . 

Appearance money is officially frowned upon by the European Tour but the creases in the foreheads of the officers have not been discerned by the Spaniard . 

Boltwood rubbed a little on the forehead of a four year-old who immune system was severely depressed . 

I crushed some of the flowers and rubbed them on my forehead as I 'm told it has an invigorating effect on cabbages and thought it might do the same for me . 

` Do be careful , love , " said his wife , a frown on her forehead and a worried tone to her voice . 

The spectre carried a great staff and , with his high forehead and blond hair , bore an uncanny resemblance to a painting of St John . 

Aunt Margaret swiftly bent down and kissed Victoria 's already slumbering forehead . 

Gazzer belted his forehead with the flat of his hand to clear out the nightmares . 

` Blimmin' heat , " he grumbled , wiping his forehead with a handkerchief . 

Today you have watched our mandarins banging their foreheads on the flagstones -- but not for our emperor ! 

I should have sat up , eyes staring and sweat pouring off my forehead like in some old Hammer Brothers movie . 

Quite different from drake Eider , having differently shaped head , markedly peaked orange forehead , red bill , pale grey head and black back . 

He had a broad forehead , rather sallow face , and thinning hair . 

Adult males have a humped forehead and longer fin extensions , but there is no obvious way of sexing smaller individuals . 

Apart from checking the length make sure you can do the hood up fully without pulling the bag tightly over your feet -- check for width at the knees , hips and shoulders in particular . 

Avoid width at the top but create volume at the chin -- do not wear your hair shorter than chin level . 

This status window shows the currently selected brush type and its width in pixels together with the selected Ink and Paper colours . 

A broodmare needs to be roomy , with a good barrel , plenty of length from hip to hock , and sufficient width in the pelvis for foaling to be trouble-free . 

That , of course , does n't take into account the initial upset caused by the dimensions of the neck , which is much more guitar-related , with a nut width of only 1½″ . 

It will also narrow the width of the road , reducing vehicle speeds . 

Wide Work , despite the richness and width of the vein -- 6 ft. and more in places -- was much the same as when the " German " miners had left it . 

At low tide the bed of the estuary was mainly hard packed sand which stretched for miles , up and downstream , and for most of its mile width . 

Mosaic is a small pebble effect , in five duet-tone pastel colourways , available in a 2m width to allow a seam-free fit in most bathrooms . 

At the risk of being insulting , have you got a stable with reasonable dimensions ? e.g. door width 4′6″ ( 1.4m ) , door height 7′6″ ( 2.4m ) . 

Rear vice jaw has three positioning slots ; max width between jaws is 8in 

Five different brush types can be selected and each of these can be in any width from 2 pixels to 32 pixels in steps of two . 

With a length of 163.2ins , width of 64.8ins and height of 50.9ins , interior space is inevitably snug . 

There are , also , dock levellers and container dollies with a maximum width of 96ins . 

A wide document has a typing line broader than the window 's width of nearly 80 characters . 

TYPE in the text of Task 19 and set a new page width of 12.5″ to increase the typing line to 10″ 

It has a width of 1th″ ( 4.23cm ) at the nut and joins the body at the 14th fret . 

The steps should have a minimum width of 600mm ( 2ft ) , and at least 900mm ( 3ft ) if people will want to pass each other . 

This property had been well built , the archway was some fifteen feet in height and about ten feet in width . 

The regime of the vine and olive is restricted to a zone varying in width from a few hundred metres under Velebit to 30 km ( 18 miles ) near Zadar . 

The wider section measures c. 6 m ( 20 ft ) in width which would accommodate two rows of stabled horses . 

The active volcanic belt may consist of a single chain of volcanoes or form a broad belt up to 150 km in width . 

Most fields occur within the South Oldenburg Ridge and its continuation to the east within a west-east striking band of about 60 km width . 

16 A piece of string 40cm long is pulled out to a rectangular shape with a width of 7cm . 

A flattened pleat with a width of 6cm ( 2 ) uses 12cm ( 4 ýin ) of fabric plus a further 6cm ( 2 ) for the space behind it ( fig. 5 ) . 

It has a diameter of 44 feet and a width of 5 feet , and is made of cast iron , steel and wood , with 162 ` buckets " . 

He quotes an example from a dunefield in southern Peru where the average width of barchans is 37 m and their height about one tenth of this , this being a width height ratio commonly found in barchans . 

The carriages are smaller than most public transport vehicles , with the largest carriage having a width of 2.2 metres , only slightly wider than a bus . 

In the darkness we passed through the defile of Gebel Silsila where the river narrows dramatically to a width of no more than a few yards . 

His bluntness , often amounting to personal abuse , has won Australia 's treasurer ( finance minister ) few friends . 

Secord was North 's operations manager , a stocky ex-general in his early fifties , much decorated , and with a notable bluntness of manner . 

Beatie crossed herself quickly at the mention of the dead , the young Irish woman was sometimes ashamed of her husband 's bluntness . 

Mr Kameyama is a colourful figure , known in the Tokyo art world for the un-Japanese bluntness of his language . 

He enjoyed the old man 's bluntness -- a trait which had grown more pronounced with every year . 

He ignored the bluntness of the queries as he went on , ` Misty also says you are not to be nervous . 

MOTHER Teresa has persuaded bosses of Britain 's powerful Housing Corporation to find a possible £500,000 to help those without a roof over their heads .

The Dannewerk at the narrowest point of the isthmus of Schleswig , reached from sea to sea , and remained as a strategic position in wars between Danes and Germans until as late as the nineteenth century . 

From the end of the road at Bracorina , a track continues along the lochside to South Tarbet Bay where it crosses a narrow isthmus to Tarbet on Loch Nevis . 

Those who had carried on far enough reached South America , which much later became cut off when the seas rose across the isthmus of Panama . 

A canal was dug through the isthmus north of Mount Athos , to avoid the dangerous cape ; the river Strymon was bridged ; great food dumps were put down along the route . 

He walked on , crossed the isthmus , and passed the entrance to the docks . 

He gave visual expression to the same point during his entry into the city , when the procession included cartloads of weapons which criers identified as having been captured from the Woodvilles .

Hamawaki started his career at Kawasaki Motors and headed various Kawasaki subsidiaries in the US , before moving to BMW in 1981 where he directed the luxury automaker 's entry into the Japanese market .

Its policies , domestic and foreign -- not least its tardy entry into the European Community in January 1973 -- have been largely a belated reaction to the original achievements of others .

No matter how much you speed up the entry into London at some point in time you are going to have to create a jam .

The apparent timelessness of gestation and life in the womb is followed by the moment of entry into the world , which is the beginning of the time-span of one human life .

Babies are sometimes refused entry to Holloway because there is no room or they will be too old before their mother leaves .

Here in late April 1642 , Charles I was refused entry to the city ; denying him access to its arsenal for use against rebellious Parliamentarians .

But at 10.30am this morning , when cars are barred entry to Skinnergate and High Row , there will still be those who say the Labour controlled council has got it wrong .

Fees were abolished for all pupils , entry to the school was by the competitive eleven-plus examination .

This paper investigates the possibility of identifying potential non-graduates , using information obtained before entry to university .

PRISON conditions for two Britons jailed for illegal entry to Iraq have improved .

Smoothly , and swiftly , Ray Doyle gained illegal entry to the flat , gave Bodie a thumbs up , and vanished inside .

The freeholder of the land has the right of entry whether the occupant of the flat is renting by the week or has a 99-year lease .

Jesus makes a humble , though triumphal , entry into Jerusalem .

On the wording of the statute it would seem that an effective entry into the building is sufficient without the accused 's going so far as to be in a position to effect his ulterior intent .

Trade had suffered a little in the early morning because entry to Skinnergate from Bondgate was not permitted .

It is often difficult to distinguish from damp caused by the entry of rain and ground water , but it is nearly always accompanied by the formulation of mould -- usually green/black .

That Jesus 's entry into Jerusalem was fraught with political implications becomes evident in the Gospels a few days later .

At the sound of Paul 's entry she paused , brush in hand , turned her head and saw him .

A flight of steps leads up from the courtyard and there is entry also from the house end .

When they reached the entry gates to the ferry they were closed .

It is not abolished by gastrectomy , is related to the entry of food into the upper small bowel , and has a neural component .

After the entry of US forces into Saudi Arabia in the second week of August Israeli public pronouncements on the crisis became noticeably less strident .

Atmospheric entry of objects in the size range 10-100m , however , is dominated by fragmentation , although the precise size range depends strongly on object type and velocity .

On Feb. 21 Health Secretary Alberto Mazza denied that the government would close the border with Bolivia but said that it would prevent the entry of illegal immigrants in order to stem the spread of the disease .

When consumed as such , its entry in the bloodstream is not preceded by any metabolic work .

If the Old Testament had foretold the Messiah 's entry into Jerusalem on an ass , it had also citied precedents for his cleansing and purifying of the Temple .

` There was no-one in the car and cattle had churned the ground so much that we could not with certainty detect footprints in the vicinity of the car 's entry into the water .

East Germany 's entry to the Common Market looks a little less certain .

And thus , not anonymous among hundreds but the centre and focus of a tight little group of a dozen guards , Harry crossed the drawbridge and made his entry into Parfois .

On 14 May , on the eve of the Arab forces ' entry into Palestine , he changed the invasion plan to prevent the Syrians from attacking south of the Sea of Galilee .

Afghan neutrality was openly discounted in Moscow following the entry of Soviet troops into Afghanistan at the end of 1979 .

Exposure of the small intestine to cow 's milk antigens causes a lesion to the gut mucosa and increases its permeability , permitting the entry of antigens through the impaired host barrier .

A late crow said a word as her entry through the open drive gate disturbed his first sleep .

They tried to force several doors and windows , finally gaining entry through the conservatory .

Part of this signal depends on the synaptic activation of NMDA receptors and reflects , at least in part , Ca 2+ entry through NMDA channels and voltage-gated Ca 2+ channels .

A bird had gained entry through one of the broken windows and flown helplessly around until it collided with her .

Others harass by invasion of privacy , with unreasonable entry into the property or even into individual rooms , on a variety of pretexts .

The high efficiency of diamond drill bits for cutting through reinforced concrete walls has even resulted in their being chosen for obtaining illegal entry into bank safes !

One , no forcible entry to property ; the doctor could have gained admittance by identifying himself as De Corizo 's ex-husband .

In his golden armour in this production , he adds another quasi-Wagnerian touch . 

On Saturday Basingstoke don the armour of St Michael as they take on Torquay at home in the second round of the FA Cup . 

Warrior in tegulated , square-plate armour of the late eleventh century . 

The sight of him standing there smoking made me realize how little any of us in Benedict 's knew what he was really like as a man , once out of the defensive armour of his white coat . 

In his armour and white surcoat , surrounded by the yeomen of his guard , Henry resembled some crusader off on Holy War . 

A knight displays the emblems of his order on his armour and shield , and the style of his armour and dress follow a traditional design . 

Nor could the cadets yet don the power armour necessary to heft such bulk . 

Even its tail is protected from attack , fitting neatly into a slot in its rump armour . 

Should anyone be foolish enough to don space armour and climb through the airlock , nothing whatever would be strictly visible -- save for what had already come from the ordinary universe . 

Until , as he had always known they would , the horsemen appeared , giant figures in steel armour , much larger than life , with great crested helmets dark against the sky . 

But the protective armour upon which a mounted knight and his horse , both very vulnerable in battle , depended did not remain undeveloped . 

And Uncle Camillo in his armour with the lamp shining on the breastplate and helmet , and the vizor down so you could not see if he were laughing . 

He could see them in chains , walking in bloodied battle armour through the ancient corridors . 

But surely he would not be , she told herself , waiting at the border to be cleared by the men in body armour . 

Police , some wearing body armour , swarmed into Lambourn within minutes of the shots being fired . 

Dressed in protective body armour , a bomb squad officer walks into the River Island clothing shop in Gloucester city centre . 

It represented a medieval knight in full armour , the helmeted head surrounded by a thin coronet , the sides of the face and neck swathed in chain mail . 

This damsel will reply to any romantic knight in shining armour 

Thirdly , at Flodden James dressed at least sixteen of his knights in royal armour and coat of arms . 

Someone crept up and thrust a sword under the back plate of his armour , slicing his spine . " 

This must be a taste of how it was to be a Marine in armour , whose servo-suit responded to the motions of his body , magnifying these …

It was here that Aenarion 's sacred armour was forged , along with enough swords and suits of armour to outfit an army . 

And then there were eight Hearthwares , seven of whom were in full armour . 

OPTIONS : Any regiments of Spearmen may be equipped with light armour at an additional cost of +2 points per model . 

They have excellent horses , magnificent armour and fine costumes . 

EQUIPMENT : The Charioteers wear light armour and are armed with a sword , bow and halberd . 

EQUIPMENT : The Sea Guards wear light armour and are armed with spears and shields . 

Normal armour can not protect its bearer against the Hammer of Sigmar , and no armour saves are allowed unless magic armour is worn . 

A Halberdier wearing light armour and carrying a shield will therefore cost 7+2+1 = 10 points . 

The Civil War travelling exhibition of arms and armour opens at the Town Docks Museum on 11 April where visitors can see the armour worn by the future Charles II at ` the refusal " . 

Lasbeams , gouts of flame , and ordinary bullets ripped and charred his clothes but were deflected by the energy armour he wore beneath . 

He was active in the substantial Niagara Falls hydroelectric scheme , first in a consultant capacity and then staying in Canada to superintend its construction from 1891 to 1895 . 

The actual construction of a carpet goes a long way to determining how long it will keep its original appearance . 

The construction of a cross-Channel link was discussed exhaustively in the early 1980s before the proposal for a joint British/French rail tunnel was finally approved in 1986 . 

Suppose the government spends an additional £100 million on the construction of a new motorway . 

He 's also sceptical about the construction of a gas-fired power station at Staythorpe . 

This is well illustrated by the photographs of its construction preserved in the India Office Library in London . 

Its construction formed part of an overall traffic management programme aimed at getting through traffic flows out of the city centre . 

It was believed that continued high rates of building construction and enlightened social welfarism would produce a trickle-down effect to gradually remove all residual problems . 

These figures show the effect of central controls on local authority capital spending on housing construction . 

If the construction at King 's Cross goes ahead with the fast lines from the north meeting the high-speed link to the channel tunnel , that will be ideal . 

We would hope to do the construction during the spring or early summer this year . 

The great drain , the Cloaca Maxima crosses the valley from north to south and , after its construction in the sixth century B.C. the forum life began . 

Detailed regulations for the construction of new buildings were laid down in a great variety of Acts and bye-laws . 

UCB has started construction of a new factory in the US , where it is aiming to increase its investments , particularly in the chemical sector . 

Southern African Development Co-ordination Conference ( SADCC ) projects in Namibia , included the construction of an oil terminal at Swakopmund . 

Soon after the completion of the Albert Dock , it became apparent that further dock accommodation would be required and the construction of the Edinburgh Dock was undertaken . 

When all construction has been completed in accordance with the diagrams , check all interwiring etc. carefully , set the rotary switch to ` 2 Minutes " and then power up the unit . 

Finally there are the contractors , who arrange labour ( and sometimes materials ) for the multifarious aid projects such as road construction , buildings , and hydroelectric plants . 

The most significant reasons for deforestation are the spread of shifting cultivation , increasing plantation agriculture and large-scale ranching , logging , mineral extraction and road and dam construction . 

Barama , which initially denied that any Indians inhabited the area , has begun road construction and plans also to build a sawmill and plywood factories . 

Twenty men were killed during its construction , but it was the world 's longest bridge when completed . 

The master said that some wood used in the construction was from a beech tree which had been felled . 

Priscus was a native of the region around Chartres in Gaul and both may have been employed in the construction of the great bath and temple complex . 

A few new houses were under construction , using breeze-blocks rather than the traditional brick . 

Four miles of border fence are under construction at San Luis , Arizona , and fences are planned for Nogales ( sister city of Nogales , Sonora ) and in the small town of Naco . 

As a result , two nuclear reactors in Armenia were closed in 1989 and a number of stations under construction throughout the Soviet Union ( and subsequently the Commonwealth of Independent States , CIS ) have been halted . 

This development , currently under construction , is an example of this Government 's total disregard for the process of democracy and its equal contempt for the attendant principle of genuine accountability . 

Some conditions influence density and layout , while others merely affect design and the subsequent cost of house construction , including choice of materials such as bricks and tiles . 

Wando is a baker by trade , but is working on construction sites . 

One of the main causes of destruction of archaeological sites is the construction of housing , industrial sites , and roads . 

Six window frames worth £600 were stolen from a construction site at Station Lane , Chester-le-Street . 

The second of John Lennon 's sons to trade on his father 's name in launching a pop career .

I sat in the café as the rain showed no sign of letting up and drew up a short list of people I had met with whom I could air my perplexity . 

Experienced subjectively the state may range , depending on the degree of insight retained , from great perplexity and distress to arrogant certainty ; observed objectively the behaviour seems grotesque and incomprehensible . 

The figure has now been recognised as a late fifteenth-century masterpiece and it has aroused some excitement in the art world , but there is still perplexity as to its author . 

One time she even held her arms out in perplexity and said , ` What , no asterisk today ? " 

The reader may feel perplexity , but the text will not amplify what is there or rewrite itself in a simpler form . 

Whatever perplexities there may be about ontology ( that is , about the nature of the reality described ) there is no perplexity whatever about the procedures . 

Some poor sap made the mistake of his career and applied the wrong brand of paint -- the kind that would n't wash off . 

Electrics-wise , Michael Pedulla has relied upon the famous Bartolini brand of custom active pickups and , in the belly of the beast , a Bartolini TC-4 preamp . 

The £12 a copy book tells what brand of tea to buy and how to stop VIPs getting lost . 

Sara Coleridge saw the Wilberforce sons claiming antislavery for their brand of Clapham evangelicalism against Clarkson 's historical interpretation which had literally offered a diagram of numerous branches contributing to the cause . 

His lean brand of nonchalant sexuality was attracting quite a few appreciative glances . 

This comprehensive manual includes date on tobacco consumption , prevalence , market shares of cigarette brands , regional trends , and much more . 

Harp Lager , one of the UK 's best selling lager brands , has launched two new TV commercials based on the successful ` Sharp Exit " campaign . 

The Guinness bid was subsequently revamped to include the sale of a small number of minor whisky brands , which was designed to reduce the combined market share of Guinness and Distillers to below 25 per cent . 

Surfwear brands like Quicksilver , Billabong and Gotcha all sell here -- they 're so well established -- but if someone 's wearing a name like Fat Willys , then you know they 're a joke surfer . " 

The Liberal Party developed its own brand of ` community politics " which brought it dividends in electoral terms in local government . 

More cunning still is the practice of launching a brand of E with good stuff , so that the manufacturer gets a healthy reputation , and then distributing more dubious material , often brought in from other areas . 

His brand of … activity is bound to get you in trouble sooner or later . 

A new brand of cigarettes called ` Death " has been selling in Los Angeles for the past two months . 

One major agency was once engaged in naming a new brand of margarine . 

A distillery that wanted to launch a new brand of whisky would face this situation . 

` It 's a very accessible introduction to the new brand of comics , " said exhibitions officer Jane Warrilow . 

NuTcracker is supposedly unbiased toward any particular brand of Unix although the second version of NuTcracker , scheduled for some unspecified time in the future , should add Sun 's Solaris 1.0 calls . 

In the Eighties , his particular brand of show-off chic seemed a little over the top when compared to the cool abstractions of the Japanese or the haute-bourgeoise looks coming out of Paris . 

Specific motoring magazines , for example , may cover general motoring , motor racing , particular brands of cars , motoring holidays , car mechanics , second-hand cars and many more subjects . 

` Let's just say that I do n't think Bertha would appreciate your particular brand of sympathy . 

It is n't easy getting across Vic Reeves ' special brand of music-hall humour , but here goes . 

One of the most worrying aspects of the CIA 's morality is the special brand of patriotism it bestows upon itself . 

What is peculiar , even unique compared with other departments of government , is a special brand of stuffiness . 

Dad , in his own way , possessed a unique brand of philosophy which belied his outward simplicity . 

He fused the dreams of Western socialists with the egalitarian and democratic potential he saw in the peasant commune to create a unique brand of Russian socialism . 

Suitcase Circus will be visiting Brighton this summer , with their own unique brand of circus . 

In a lengthy and revealing BBC radio interview on 17 December 1985 with Michael Charlton she defended her brand of Conservatism : 

Mr Heseltine has been careful to support the government , while proclaiming a distinctive brand of Conservatism . 

Some Tories would argue that this is because the successors to Mrs Thatcher 's clear-cut brand of Conservatism have moved towards the soft centre and have floundered in the quicksands of consensus . 

Unfortunately Paul Taylor 's Oz displayed far too much of the Taylor whimsy , a brand of humour that simply does not cross the Atlantic . 

Presenter , Jim Bowen , puts the contestants at ease with his own brand of humour . 

It had been Frankie 's Howerd 's wish to entertain specialist audiences , like the Fire Service , for some years with his own brand of sizzling humour . 

Broadly committed to Kingsley 's brand of Christian socialism , she established the National Health Society in London in 1871 , aimed at improving the health of the working classes . 

And as for Mr Willi Stoph , the former prime minister , a major mark against him is that 100 different brands of whisky were found in his cellar -- in other countries that would be admired . 

He advertised his own brand of cigarettes and sold his own brand of whisky . 

United Distillers , the spirits company of Guinness , has an unrivalled portfolio of leading brands of Scotch whisky , gin , vodka , bourbon , rum and other spirits . 

The roaring , bellowing growls sometimes gave rise to screams of agony . 

The calls were a cacophony of piercing screams , low growls and a host of other noises . 

Sid gave a growl and informed that as I knew nothing about modern techniques he had brought ` the lot . " 

He gave her a cool smile just as the car gave a throaty growl and leaped forward . 

When he spoke again , Bernice recognized the staccato growl that meant business . 

At that moment Ruby gave a growl that set her loose flesh trembling . 

Help , however , was near at hand , for as soon as the buffaloes heard his cry , mingled with the growl of the tigress , they charged onto the road and drove the tigress off . 

Laura stood , tall and lithe , glowing with sweat , listening to the growl of the kiln , hands clenched tightly at her sides . 

The great thick orange-red cloud was leaping up and down in a frenzy of hunger and desire , and the whole forest was echoing with the snorts and growls of the awesome creature . 

` You 're a prince ! " she cried accusingly above the growl of the powerful engines . 

The boy laughed again , a laugh that was like the growl of a wild animal , then disappeared among the bushes . 

The Kennel Club 's Bill Edmond added : ` 225 Rottweilers were shown at Crufts last year without a snarl or a growl from any of them . " 

He spoke in a barely audible , husky growl -- but it overlay the rumble of a harshly controlled anger . 

The Dalmatian , politely but firmly requested to ` get down " , bared her teeth and rumbled a growl , and Robbie was not prepared to risk doing battle with her . 

Shabba Rank 's gruff growl has graced over 50 reggae single hits since 1987 , with more than one record a week often hitting the charts . 

For the past five years , Sanjay has worked in the warehouses , workshops and streets of Le Sentier . 

At Chilton we have commissioned the new warehouse which has eased our storage problems and the second extruder line is due to be fully operational in early July . 

The £150 million expenditure plan has resulted in a new bottling plant at Strathclyde Business Park , a new malt distillery , two new stills at the Girvan distillery , reconstruction of warehouses and investment in stock . 

Granby House is a seven-storey building of 1908 which was built as a cotton warehouse . 

So they decided to build the warehouse themselves -- which they managed to do for C$10,000 . 

Permission was given to build a quay and a warehouse at Greenodd . 

WCUK 's London South East region is working on a major contract worth £9.5 million to build a warehouse and offices for Boosey Hawkes and a new Sainsbury 's superstore in Hendon . 

It is believed the developer wants planning permission to built retail warehouses on the site . 

The slide-rules had been passed on to a Swedish group known as Bread and Fish , which was packing them together with clothes and medicines for southern Africa , when arsonists burned down the warehouse . 

An attempt to burn down a warehouse at Stockport was followed by rumours of secret gatherings , armings and oath taking and there was certainly talk of a general rising . 

The facts were that Chetnik constructed two warehouses under a consent granted under the London Buildings Acts 1930-1939 , the consent being subject to a condition that the buildings should not be occupied until the consent of Tower Hamlets had been obtained to the proposed user . 

Washington received ` iron-clad information " that protesters had destroyed crops and warehouses belonging to Tembo and his niece Mama Cecilia Kadzamira , the life president 's ` companion " . 

Hence , in 1839 , the Arun Navigation Company erected a substantial brick-built warehouse on the Newbridge site and this wharf quickly became a busy centre for the collection and conveyance of agricultural produce from the Billingshurst area until competition from the newly constructed railway robbed the canal of most of its traffic in the late 1860s . 

That was when Ruth got to know her better , and to like her better ; and a few months later , Cousin Saul had married Gloria , taking her to live at the ramshackle old warehouse on Cyclops Wharf . 

Goods are moved into the warehouse , checked and then transferred to their storage space . 

Not until his mid-twenties did he move out from his converted warehouse on the family 's Malibu estate . 

In 1973 , after 22 years , he then moved to the warehouse as Superintendent , becoming Warehouse Manager in 1986 . 

He became an experienced weaver before moving to the warehouse as superintendent in 1973 and more recently as Manager in 1986 . 

Anyway , to get back to our story ; over the years we went from strength to strength , moving to a rented warehouse and then four years ago my husband bought an old cinema . 

The tin -- worth another $2000 million -- will reside in government warehouses until the US Congress decides to sell . 

Instead , the metals reside in warehouses in Rotterdam , a piece of paper bearing his name being the investor 's only proof of ownership . 

His volume of business was such that he had his own warehouse , built during the 1830s , in Gloucester docks . 

Victorian warehouses built round the basin have been demolished during redevelopment . 

The warehouses are built of stone and have wooden beam hoists on the gable walls . 

Large-scale reconstruction took place in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries , and among interesting buildings of the later period is a bonded warehouse built of the local limestone in 1830 . 

For example , the government-owned warehouse that was built to provide another means of reducing the entry barriers seldom operates efficiently because of uneven supply from the farms . 

They remained in occupation until 16 October 1979 , immediately after the coup against Romero , when the factory warehouse was burnt down by the company and the women dislodged by armed members of the Treasury Police . 

The tyre warehouse burned down on bonfire night last year but hundreds of tyres were left buried under rubble on the site . 

A new warehouse has been constructed to facilitate the management of valve stocks . 

The original timber Warehouse was entirely destroyed by fire which started on 12th January and burned for three months . 

The warehouse was erected by the Glasgow East Area Renewal project to help tackle chronic unemployment . 

` We perform -- " ` Yes , " confirmed Vicky , ` we are players , " and she made as if to sweep on majestically .

It starred an ensemble of TV players , and its director was a woman most famous for the only true Los Angeles punk movie .

I was a player in a drama written and cast by Jean-Claude , who had not rehearsed me for it .

He is shown leading the debate society , the fencing club , the French club , the chess club , and the `` Max Fischer Players , `` who perform wildly inappropriate dramatizations of such films as Serpico to undiscriminating audiences .

Hatch zinged McCain by saying his Arizona colleague was `` starting to sound like an accordion player who only knows one tune -- ' Lady of Spain .

you know even um like orchestra orchestra players can find a job sometimes in Europe when they ca n't find one here and um i 'm a trumpet player

Gillian offered Ray a pack of Marlboro Lights ; he released her hand , took one and lit her cigarette , then his . 

Packs of tested components are a different matter , and these represent the best way for beginners to obtain a useful stock of components for a modest outlay . 

Sainsbury sell packs of 12 mini party eggs at £1.19 , and vegetable rolls at £1.25 for 30 . 

I am not averse to packs of information on what happens when someone goes into prison . 

` I 'll bring a pack of cards as well , " said Joe on his way out . 

Michelle took a pack of cards , creased with repeated use , from the sideboard drawer . 

The pack of cards was shuffled and the subject held the cards face up in one hand . 

He pulled a pack of cigarettes from the breast pocket of his denim shirt , and offered one to Estabrook , who declined with a shake of his head . 

She had smoked one pack of cigarettes daily for six years and was taking no medication . 

I bought a pack of cigarettes -- the brand an indistinguishable smear- and lit one up . 

Cook a 4-oz. pack of frozen peas or runner beans and serve with an uncooked grated sharp-tasting eating apple to save the trouble of making apple sauce . 

SHOCKED Colin Creasey saved a kitchen fitter 's severed thumb by keeping it in a pack of frozen peas . 

Both explained that small packs of products were not only more convenient but also meant less wasted packaging . 

` Come and join me , " he suggested , tearing open a pack of sugar . 

At that moment the coffee arrived , and as Luce opened a pack of sugar and stirred it in he remarked , ` I see you 're engaged , Miss Weston . " 

They said they had not been properly consulted about the venue and formed a rival organisation , the Professional Chess Association , to manage the championship .

The newly formed independent human rights organization Organisation Marocaine des Droits de L'Homme ( OMDH ) ( see p. 36244 ) claimed on July 26 , 1989 , that there remained a total of 226 political prisoners in Morocco , 12 of whom had been condemned to death and 33 of whom were in indefinite solitary confinement .

Most of its members then joined other anti-war organizations and many were interned in 1940 .

It will be a lobbying organization and it deliberately eschews any party political association .

Reports issued by human rights organizations claimed that members of the civilian population remaining in Kuwait were being subjected to brutal torture and repression .

One or two had boots -- Mother Bombie had appeared one day with a collection of assorted footwear donated by some charitable organization , but none of them matched .

These resources are then combined by organisations into policies as programme outputs .

In America all presidents are acutely afflicted by the Henry II syndrome because so much American foreign policy is controlled by their intelligence organisations .

A third section documents and analyses the increasingly repressive role played by the security forces and the corresponding violence employed by insurgent civilian paramilitary organisations .

Public-sector workers on Oct. 24 took part in a 24-hour general strike organized by the trade union organization Force ouvrière ( FO ) in protest at high unemployment caused by government policies .

This publication , say its editors , will try to meet that need , through news and feature articles on the activities of individual Christians , local churches and Christian organisations in China .

Despite a large Roman Catholic following and a Catholic convert , Phyllis Bowman , as its national director , the society 's leadership has always insisted that it is not -- unlike its ally Pro-Life -- a primarily Catholic organisation .

On Oct. 18 , Christian organizations threatened to stage a hunger strike if the government refused to reverse its decision .

Some 17 Christian organisations which share the vision of social transformation in South Africa have pledged to work more closely together , particularly in the areas of communication , research , training projects and resources .

In a statement released on Jan. 6 , leading members of the Medellín drug cartel , known as Los Extraditables , declared that they would take reprisals against the rival Cali cartel , claiming that one of the Cali leaders , Gilberto Orijuela , had hired Luis Meneses -- more commonly known as Ariel Otero , the former leader of some of the most powerful right-wing paramilitary organizations in the country -- to kill them .

` You were right to recommend me to check on British right-wing organizations , General .

During his 17 years in Sao Paulo Arns had set up grassroots organizations dealing with social issues affecting the poor , including human rights and problems with the police .

Certain arts which are not profitable or even viable in market terms are sustained by specific institutions such as foundations , by organizations of subscribers , and still by some private patronage .

The Militant Tendency is an organization of Labour Party members whose views are far to the Left of traditional Labour doctrines .

The IFL was not the only extreme anti-semitic organization in existence in the 1930s .

Apart from those two demands , which were almost certainly hoaxes , there has not been a cheep from anybody . 

The electronic cheep from the alarm chiselled into his skull at precisely a quarter to seven . 

The square is full of islanders , the men in trilbies or baseball caps , the women with embroidered black shawls round their shoulders or over their heads . 

I lean in the shade against the cool church wall and listen to the Quechua of the mayor , a small man in brown trilby , patterned jersey and jacket , deliver his weekly oration about island matters . 

The boat fills up with sacks of produce ; with islanders wearing faded trilbies over their woollen skull-caps ; with mothers and babies . 

Mr Gillis had stuck a plastic hook near the top of this door on the inside and it was here that he chose to hang his white trilby . 

James Winterbourne , actor , had discarded his red felt trilby and had shaved off the stubble and was drifting around being welcoming in his role as a member of the Jockey Club . 

Bill Smith took off his battered trilby and scratched his fuzzy ginger hair as he sat on his cart and urged the horse forward . 

The man from the newspaper wore a black trilby hat and a long black overcoat . 

` I do n't mean that one , " said Constance , since that one was rather a foolish-looking trilby . 

He had on a leather trilby and a single breasted leather coat with a tie belt . 

Black hair curled from under the trilby and hung over his coat collar . 

Many localities in Europe are dominated by livestock and poultry farming and vaster areas such as the states of Iowa , South Dakota and Texas are deeply involved .

" The results have included inadequate replacement of renewable resources … and the displacement of subsistence food farming and pastoralism onto more marginal lands , which then deteriorate further " , the report concludes .

If you are poor of course , even in Britain , you may care passionately about organic farming , but you probably wo n't be able to afford the vegetables .

But throughout Britain the system is one of commercial farming .

If successful , the initial £13.3 million plan will be expanded throughout Britain to recover areas that have been damaged by intensive farming .

Modern methods of livestock farming have come under severe attack since the 1989 outbreak of salmonella .

Whatever is perceived to be traditional farming , any changes from the present need to be done only after careful consideration .

The traditional agricultural land use in the Pentland Hills is sheep farming , mainly of pure bred Blackface flocks .

The Wealden mixed agriculture encouraged both owners and tenants of farms of modest size often combining the hard work of farming on clay with other occupations .

Private farming was relegalized by government decree on Feb. 19 .

The acceptance of technological innovation in hill farming in Scotland is not notably apparent , there being little evidence of many farmers following in the footsteps of the industry 's progressive innovators .

However , it remained a luxury food item , available only to the rich , until the 1950s when turkey farming was developed on a much greater scale .

The committee was , he said , " biased in favour of intensive farming and its industrial and pharmaceutical suppliers " .

Welsh sheep farming needs a properly structured finished stock-marketing organisation , says Food from Britain .

Some US dairy farming organizations have been urging the FDA to ban BST for some time .

The aim of the research is to document new developments in the organisation of farming in Estonia and to compare them with modern arrangements in Finland .

These crops are grown on a system of contract farming , with fixed prices and outside specialists contracted to spray and harvest them .

As far as one can foresee at the moment , the IDP will make a valuable contribution to the development or fish farming , which is one of the natural growth industries for the area .

The income from farming in Northern Ireland in 1992 is estimated to have amounted to £224.2m .

And can we expect states to allow non-coercive jural agencies to gather information in an effective manner when this involves the divulgence of state secrets , even if this is seen as the only way to secure confidence in , for instance , disarmament treaties ?

VIENNA , Austria ( AP ) --- Senior Bosnian Serb and Muslim generals and officials sat down Thursday in Vienna 's august Hofburg palace to start swapping military secrets whose divulgence would have been treason just weeks ago .

That was something to cheer Christmas 1945 , but not quite enough and in the new year I was back again , once more taking the No. 2 bus from Summertown to Carfax . 

I was informed that buses from Livingston depot were deployed to operate journeys starting from Balerno . 

We both grew up in Brixton , we both support Chelsea and , oblivious of each other 's existence , we travelled on the No. 45 bus from Brixton to Stamford bridge on Saturdays . 

she could get a bus to Bath , but how would she get home again ? 

At three o'clock she took a bus to the Comprehensive and waited outside the gates until half-past , when she was almost submerged by the tide of pubescent humanity that surged through them . 

To relax , said George , they 'd sometimes take the 113 bus to the end of the line at Shoreditch and then walk home . 

On Monday morning Greg had no classes before eleven , so he took the early bus to Burnley and went straight to the Public Library . 

When 26-year-old Tim Haller , from Horncastle , Lincs , bought a double-decker bus in 1988 , his great ambition was to travel around the world in it . 

I have been asked to draw your attention to the non-arrival of the Scorton to Garstang bus on Thursday 9th May and on Thursday 16th May . 

` She said she thought Dick and Joy had forgotten they were to pick her up , so she set off to catch the bus . " 

Zanya , Jason and IB4E caught the sky bus to Ratvick , and then took the train to Zog Central . 

On one occasion when he was late for work I questioned him and he said he had missed the bus . 

They may encourage young people to acquire a life-time habit of using buses and not bother with cars . 

The company has turned its nose up at EISA as unnecessary and used its own high-speed local bus . 

` At least six per cent said they would use the bus less often and I do not know of any business in this town which can afford to throw away six per cent of its income . " 

Eventually the open-topped bus appeared in the distance , and they rushed to get on board . 

After a day 's work and a trip to Wormwood Scrubs on a number 220 bus , arriving in the dark and perhaps the cold , I was not inclined to put in further effort . 

The tension which had been building up since 7am when the 400 demonstrators began gathering , boiled over as the buses arrived two hours late . 

A bus did come , but not surprisingly it was not going through the City as it usually did . 

Eventually a man from the tower arrived , and a little bus came to take us to the aircraft . 

The day starts with our tail-lift bus leaving the centre at 9.30 am to pick up the clients with the help of 2 escorts . 

Bus passes held by students will still be valid for travel on Alder Valley service at other times of day . 

There is a local bus running once a day from Bala to the cottage . 

Local buses run regularly to and from nearby Riva , five minutes away , or to Malcesine , 15 minutes away . 

Easily Accessible : The nearest bus stop is l mile away and the nearest train station is in Stoke-on-Trent , 12 miles away . 

Just after nine o'clock this morning , a man carrying a bag was challenged , close to a bus stop in North London . 

The bus stopped sharply as the driver heard the footsteps above him and listened . 

150 firemen were drafted in as flames swept through and destroyed number eight hangar . 

Plans to build a display hangar on the NAM site go back to the early 1980s . 

Training exercises had to be postponed after the fire , which destroyed a hangar used to pack and repair all of the country 's military parachutes . 

There 've been low points , too -- not least the fire in January last year which destroyed an entire hangar and its contents at a cost to the Air Force of 40 million . 

Sloane Helicopters moved into its prestigious , purpose-built hangar in Sywell in June 1989 . 

Once the four old aircraft hangars were erected side-by-side to make the Central Works , construction of the first completely new car began . 

This shot was taken from where the original hangars were erected . 

I was lying on my room carpet wearing a balaclava back to front , pinned down by my friend with her knees on my shoulders , while she made whooping noises like a submarine diving . 

We cut a mask for my face out of a balaclava and made it black with boot polish . 

Inside lay a green woollen balaclava , a green sleeveless pullover and a pair of navy blue corduroy shorts . 

The attacker , wearing a balaclava and yellow cagoule , is believed to be a fitness fanatic who mingles with others running on Woodhouse Moor near Leeds University . 

The girl had a black balaclava over her head , and her hands were handcuffed in front of her . 

The vagrant 's hands were covered by woollen gloves and his face was hidden underneath a navy blue balaclava . 

She pushed the Beretta into her anorak pocket then rolled him on to his back and pulled off his black balaclava . 

You 'll find him dragging his half-starved body through the streets of London , mumbling random thoughts through a woolly balaclava into a rickety Dictaphone . 

The offender entered the premises wearing a balaclava and told the sub-postmaster to open the safe . 

The man pulled on a balaclava and ran past the girl into bushes at the end of the bridge . 

He was grabbed by a man wearing a black balaclava and pulled to the ground . 

A neighbour sent for us to take shelter in a basement further along the street , and I was dragged along Arthur Street . 

He never lost the affection and respect of the bank manager Fred Elt whose portrait he painted and with whom he occasionally dined at Elt 's basement flat in Gloucester Place , on one occasion taking Susan Einzig with him . 

If only they 'd never left the basement with the empty meat-safe hanging outside the window . 

My parents lived in the big house and I built a studio and had a whole little place where I could live in the basement and it was very convenient , so David would come round there . " 

I know that Russell lives in your basement and I am going to kill him . 

Shelling had destroyed a wing of the building and 200 children were living in the basement . 

I ca n't find out what 's going on while I 'm locked in the basement . " 

We can lock ourselves in the basement , away from that bloody thing outside and until this Darkfall storm blows over . " 

That cooker had gone now , and the table had been moved down into the basement …

A local charity worker visited one of the hostels and found four old men sleeping in a basement " using a large baked bean tin as a chamber pot " . 

She walked down a stone staircase to a basement where you could hang your coat . 

As it was on such a steep gradient , a large basement was built under the rear end to give a level floor for the tracks . 

Mr Arun Nehru , cousin of the last prime minister and a member of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty , appears to have been marginalised . 

July 1540 , Henry married Catherine Howard , a cousin of Anne Boleyn , but she also was beheaded , for indiscretion , in February 1542 . 

A few years ago the cousin of a Sumatran friend of ours was killed by a singularly persistent elephant . 

` I heard just recently that a first cousin of mine was destroyed in the Battle of the Lesser Sack . " 

Like some distant cousin of Emu , he stands majestic against a background of Warwick Castle , the home of his real- life counterparts . 

As soon as the song finished she grabbed her cousin and the two of them sank into a heap on the floor , hiding their faces and giggling . 

But he bore no malice , and on the way back to the hotel gave me quite a run-down on his cousin Ena , who he said had once been Queen of Spain . 

Angela shot a glance to the other side of the room where her cousin was dozing . 

And I can tell you too , Guinevere my cousin , that even if you never bear an heir for Britain , he will not put you aside . 

As I thought about it , the notion took its own shape , blossoming , as it were , and escalating into what I finally conceived as my cousin 's nemesis . 

But man is , in general , sexually dimorphic in ways which do not resemble his ape cousins . 

We have learned much about our own brains and vocal tracts , and those of our primate cousins . 

But undulating side-wings are not such powerful propellants as a thrashing tail , so the manta can not swim as fast as its shark cousins or rival them as hunters . 

Unlike our city cousins we are affected by the weather and the seasons , and have to be governed by them . 

Harry and our Langley cousins and both the Trethowans and all the houseparties they had staying . 

On another occasion , a woman cousin met me there and we stood talking , ` Who was that woman you were talking to ? " 

The words fell harshly into the silence and Emily looked at her cousin in disbelief . 

He was caught writing pornography and -- worse still -- sending it to his cousin at Eton . 

My mother 's aunts and cousins in Italy do n't know where she is and I would n't tell them if they asked . 

We know that you quarrelled with your cousin at Brand 's place ; he returned from the encounter with his face severely bruised . 

Silver-blond and red-head , they clung to each other occasionally as long-time friends , and spoke to Nolan , cousin of one , ex-fiancýN1 of the other , with an odd mixture of dread , exasperation and compassion . 

In the Age of Reptiles , some species sought to escape their cousins by growing smaller and climbing higher . 

Thérèse spent a day rearranging her things , then invited her cousin up to take a look . 

Within the family Mr Patient was a husband , father , son , brother , uncle , cousin , nephew , grandfather , brother-in-law , and so on . 

Since then the pubs passed down through sons , daughters , cousins and nephews to it 's present day owners . 

` If he is my cousin , and you are his father , " she said to Heathcliff , smiling , ` then you must be my uncle ! 

Her father was a cousin of the Cheshire Bartram-Hyndes , she tells me . 

Well -- " he shrugged ` -- she was your cousin ; you knew her . " 

Lori had taken advantage of it while disliking her cousin even more for it . 

Thus the author of A Remonstrance of Many Thousand Citizens , probably Richard Overton , reminded the House of Commons in 1646 that " wee are your Principalls , and you our Agents- … wee possessed you with the same Power that was in our selves …

The Parlement of Bordeaux , for example , gave forcible expression in a remonstrance of May 1757 to the idea that it was the guardian of the ` ancient and fundamental laws " of France and could and should not register any legislation which infringed these . 

He addressed two remonstrances to the king , urging him to send ambassadors to Russia , and arranged accommodation for Russian ambassadors in England . 

When , in 1651 , the Rump ordered guns from a former employee of his , Browne delivered an emotional remonstrance to the House of Commons : the state 's security , he claimed , depended upon a single gun-founder ; his enterprise employed a “ stock ” of £30,000 , had overheads of at least £4,000 per annum , and had to be kept busy . 

After angry remonstrances in the Commons a much lighter graded tax was eventually granted to run over four years . 

Death , of course , lays its icy hand on kings , as on other men , and Elizabeth 's remonstrance against Essex is proclaimed in the thunderous recapitulation of his lute song . 

Inspector Blakelock , with his mouth half-open in remonstrance , his arm flung out towards her in a gesture , stiff and histrionic , of protection or restraint . 

Corbett , ignoring Ranulf 's pleas and remonstrances , told them both to get a good night 's sleep in preparation for the next morning . 

If you have teenagers at home , planning a meal can be tricky ; you may think you have them pinned down , but one phone call and they are up and away to more exciting prospects . 

And many places in residential homes are being filled by a yet unmet need in the community , especially among mentally handicapped teenagers at school leaving age . 

George Best , a thin teenager from Belfast , whose dribbling skills made him into a star with Manchester United and the darling of the sports and gossip columns epitomized the new era . 

The teenager from the Isle of Wight beat the visiting defenders to a centre from Paul Raynor and sent a glancing header into the top left-hand corner . 

Interviews with 58 teenagers from the London area , who each had one white and one African or Afro-Caribbean parent , showed that most of them felt very positive about themselves . 

MORE than 50 teenagers from County Durham will take up a sporting challenge from France next week . 

At the next rack a gangling teenager in jeans was looking at Brass Band Selections . 

She blossomed from a precocious teenager in films like The Wizard Of Oz into a charismatically attractive woman with towering talent , able to sing , dance and act like no one before or since . 

A policeman was charged with manslaughter following the shooting in Béziers on Dec. 21 of a Moroccan teenager in the course of his arrest for stealing a car . 

A TERRIFIED youngster was chased and run down by teenagers on a motorcycle as he played with friends in a park . 

Teenagers with sporty slogans on the back of their jackets sat attentively amid the rest of the crowd . 

The girl , the lean teenager with W-shaped folds in the vent of her shut armpits , she would suit me right down to the ground . 

Autopsies have revealed teenagers with the lungs of 50-year-old smokers . 

Some encouraging signs have emerged -- Glasgow teenagers with a clear social code , and confidence in their parents ; primary school children with a keen sense of right and wrong , despite the fading of religious values . 

Toothy anglo teenagers still greet guests at the $300-a-night hotels . 

CRIPPLED teenager Steven Nash won £674,500 damages and the admiration of a High Court judge in London yesterday for battling against ‘ grievous disabilities ’ and passing eight GCSEs . 

The Middlesbrough teenager will join the full-time payroll in the summer . 

She did n't like being made to feel like an underage teenager who could n't control her emotions . 

The two in front were shivering teenagers dressed in thin cotton calf-length robes , a long haired youth and a thin elfin faced girl . 

A man of fifty-five had n't any business to drive like a crazy teenager . 

It may still be important to say no , on those grounds , even to older teenagers . 

One of the women on this Sunderland estate told me they all recognised the drive : " It 's part of becoming a member of the community instead of just a reckless teenager . 

No doubt , as in all fairy-tale romances , he paid but scant attention to the younger sister , at that time little more than an awkward teenager . 

` You 've been making a fool of yourself , dripping around like some lovesick teenager . 

When they returned with cameramen , the advance production team had picked up some local teenagers for the film . 

Having been on the run for nearly four years , Rudi had grown from an early teenager into a young adult . 

His mother clearly did not approve of the subject as being suitable for a teenager of Jamie 's age ! 

The emergence of brilliant teenagers like Nicky Barmby , Andy Turner , Stuart Nethercott and Andy Hill were introduced into first-team action and Venables predicted a bright future for the club . 

He had been hoping they might be filled with something a little stronger than tobacco … having heard stories about Scandinavian teenagers … but was disappointed when they turned out to be regular cigarettes . 

At the illegal Sami Frasheri school , hidden away in the warren of Pristina 's old town , Albanian teenagers described how they felt about the situation : ` We want our school back . 

The families of the two dead teenagers say there must have been an alternative to opening fire . 

As juniors the two American teenagers were mentioned in the same breath as Andre Agassi and Michael Chang , but neither has made the same impact as yet . 

Their part in the campaign to liberate Panama had consisted of 34 hours in one place and had culminated in them killing an American teenager . 

Children who were required to go out to work at fourteen , that is , the great majority of British teenagers , could hardly be blamed for assuming the right to lead their lives as they saw fit . 

Despite the fall in the average rate of pocket money , the majority of British teenagers still manage to save all or most of their money . 

Jimmy Somerville 's falsetto voice first grabbed people by the lapels on Bronski Beat 's excellent Smalltown Boy , which had the added virtue of being about the dilemma of a gay teenager . 

Tipperary Girl tells sympathetically , but ultimately with disapproval , of a pregnant Irish teenager opting for the English solution . 

Not surprisingly then , pregnant teenagers are more likely to delay going to the doctor , and in one study , over a quarter had not gone until they were more than three months pregnant . 

A TALENTED North-East teenager has won a place at the prestigious National Youth Theatre . 

A TALENTED teenager gets a kick out of football but is also hitting a high note as a singer . 

Again he had to prove himself , this time to 135 tough young teenagers aged fourteen and fifteen who were not impressed by his title . 

Alternatively , it can be used as an independent , project-based video course for young teenagers . 

The haughty face was older , harder , but it was the same man she had dreamed of as a very young teenager . 

Solomon Perel is a Jewish teenager whose family has fled Germany to settle in Poland . 

Even afterwards , when I was a teenager , I paid for my bad timing , coming just too early to enjoy the fun and freedom that waited round the corner . 

Until she met the Crowley family she was a lost , lonely and abused teenager who was doing so much damage to herself that social workers said she 'd never see her eighteenth birthday . 

MOST unfortunate angler of the week is Italian teenager Stephano Martinaro , a nephew of Baltimore charter skipper Nick Dent . 

She slips on a bright red party dress and she becomes a fun teenager . 

I caught up a bit during the '60s when I became the oldest teenager in town -- in fact I was in my early thirties . 

Joseph Fama , a 19-year-old Italian-American construction worker , was convicted on May 17 of murdering a black teenager Yusuf Hawkins , 16 , in the Bensonhurst neighbourhood of Brooklyn , New York City , in August 1989 . 

Michael Sams has been remanded in custody charged with the murder of the teenager from Leeds , Julie Dart . 

Only child Adele wrote after reading about a local teenager who died waiting for a swap op . 

The teenagers died in a barn fire at Uckington on January 24th last year . 

Older teenagers do not want a mother to be yearning over them day and night , even when several hundred miles lie between them . 

We leave unhappy teenagers who ` do n't want to talk about it " alone ; the tearful 5-year-old comes and dumps the problem in your lap . 

Suddenly the little girl lost , the lovable teenager , had gone through a startling catharsis . 

Hurrying back to the site , she had felt as nervous as a teenager going on her first date . 

Here we shall merely try to summarise the main points that are immediately relevant to the topic of this book . 

The topic of sexism in language is probably the best known of all feminist linguistic concerns . 

This enabled the topic of social relationships to be covered , although a direct question was also asked : ` Do you ever feel as though you 're on your own too much in the daytime ? " 

We shall say no more for the moment , but the difficult topic of meaning , intention , and motive will be central to Chapter 8 . 

What the most appropriate intuitions are , and how they are best used , form the topics of the next section . 

Further , the topic of Bilingualism is introduced , and then the focus becomes the Language Curriculum in school . 

We return to the topic of pipe flow ; the description of transition in Section 2.6 needs filling out . 

Articles in magazines are less certainly described as criticism , for their main topics may be personalities or history , and art may be only a small part of the writers ' account . 

My topic was press coverage of the IQ controversy , which I thought distorted to the point of newsworthiness . 

In the following extract ( 13 ) , there is another example of a mismatch between speakers ' topics , brought about by a misunderstanding of the intended meaning of a particular word . 

Peter Hitt 's topic is teacher 's perceptions of management in schools . 

We can begin by returning to the question of defining your essay topic . 

And your thesis topic is ` The Role of Illegal Narcotics Trafficking in the Lebanese Political Crisis " . " 

Wisden Cricket Monthly welcomes Readers Letters on any cricket topic , contemporary , controversial , historical or humorous . 

While we are very happy to provide a list we ask that the students understand a little about the essay topic so the student 's answer is his and not ours . 

Papers subsequently published by such researchers may show no obvious Scottish connection in their titles , but it can not be assumed that the work is unrelated to their thesis topic . 

Sheffield ( 1735-1821 ) , an authority on agricultural topics . 

The examiner is quite entitled to set questions on any topic in the syllabus regardless of whether a lecture on it has been given or not and you should look out for the " old foxes " . 

ACID rain has been a topic in the pages of this magazine for years and a frequent one recently . 

Soap operas , naturally , provided endless scope for companionship , both with the fictional characters and as a conversation topic with friends and at work . 

To find the key words , look up this basic topic in several textbooks in the library or from your own shelves . 

The topic of school/local-authority relationships is an area worthy of a chapter in its own right . 

Moreover , because the textbook had a different purpose from the essay , it is n't clear how the material taken from the textbook is relevant to the essay 's topic of foregrounding in King Lear . 

Judiciously deployed and when necessary publicly stated , its views on environmental topics are listened to and have been effective in connection with recent Government proposals and legislation as they affect the Trust . 

The book covers such topics as business strategy and marketing as well as quality assurance and accreditation strategies . 

The School Matron deals with such topics as ` Adolescence " and ` Personal Hygiene " . 

Accordingly , the rest of this chapter discusses these three topics in turn . 

In most historical works on the topic of sex there have been two broad approaches , though they are not mutually exclusive , and there has , in practice , been a considerable overlap between the two . 

` But all politicians we invite are asked to lecture on historical topics , giving totally fresh and unique outlooks on the issues addressed . 

Who else but Runcorn could give an impromptu hour-long lecture on any geophysical topic and probably have just the right slides in his pocket to support it ? 

Get as close as you can ( physically and mentally ) to the lecturer and the lecture topic . 

The choice of research topic is not made in a vacuum , but is influenced both by the researcher and by the context in which the research is to be done . 

One reason for them being so common is that they reproduce at a high rate , and their high reproduction rate is one of the main topics of this chapter . 

This topic is examined in the next chapter , along with important questions of how production can , and how it might best be , funded in such circumstances . 

This is also the reason why , having examined the main dimensions of employment change in the next two chapters , we return to the topic of population in Chapter 7 . 

Here the term ` acquired disorder of language " is used ; and this is the topic of this chapter . 

One of the main topics of this chapter is miracles and what we mean by them . 

Multiple-section filters are analysed in the following chapter while the topic of active filters is broached in chapter 10 . 

` Instead she has , in effect , admitted that the problems have obviously been a major topic of conversation at the highest level . " 

Money is liable to be the main topic of conversation or bone of contention this month , so make the most of a reassuring planetary set-up in early May to reach a settlement . 

The posters were not removed however and education was certainly one of the main topics of debate at this unusual NPC . 

Full scale reform of official secrets legislation is still very much a topic of current debate . 

From what we have proposed as speakers ' topics in conversational discourse , it must occasionally happen that there are at least two versions of ` What I think we 're talking about " which are potentially incompatible . 

Ontological existents , I have emphasised , are a sub-class of possible topics of discourse . 

Invited speakers will present views on the main topics followed by open discussions and workshops . 

In the fourth year a number of topics of current interest are studied in detail , taking the student to the leading edge of current research . 

Standing a magnificent 12 inches high , Action Man looks set to see off Ken — Barbie 's beau — who stands just 11½ inches tall . 

I was very shy but his mischievous grin put me at my ease and we strolled along behind Sally and her beau . 

Violette is driving up from Geneva with from what I can make out is her latest beau and two friends . 

Twenty minutes later he returned , smiling as if he were her beau . 

All she wanted was a doting beau on hand , and Rossmayne 's fortune . 

Although she describes a stereotypical beau , Leapor emphasizes that Strephon 's artificial appearance is part of his strategy to deceive Celia . 

` You got a beau ? " said Fieldfare , coming closer in a conspiratorial way . 

She changed into her swimsuit and returned to the cove for a quick dip . 

They 'll be able to bask in the sun , visit some of the hundreds of palm-fringed coves around the island , or participate in excellent watersports . 

This section is one of the most dramatic , weaving in and out of sheltered coves and exposed headlands . 

It was squat and solid , in a cove , with outbuildings , some land and its own sandy bay . 

Daytimes are spent on the beach in town or in one of the adjacent rocky coves . 

Come to an unspoilt sandy cove , to the north of the British holidaymakers ' dream isle and find the place HCI has turned into their delightful and real value for money Cala Mesquida Beach Club . 

On the quiet side of the bay , little coves have been scooped out of the shingle . 

They would shortly reach a gulley which , as the tide receded , formed a small cove sheltered from the wind , well away from the crowded and desecrated beach . 

` Surely she did n't bathe alone at the Cove , especially at that time of the year ? " 

She hardly felt the cuts and scratches as she slithered down the rocky path to the Cove . 

As the pair reached the bottom he saw that she was , as Eleanor had said , very thin , but he noticed the same rhythm in her movements as she walked across the cove . 

Naked men of unbelievable varieties were standing , sitting or lying all round the cove . 

Situated in Hind Cove , it takes over two hours to reach from Wasdale . 

Each turn along the coast path reveals a beautiful sandy cove , or jagged rocks giving lie to the notion that this is just a pretty landscape . 

Sheltered by the land , we walked and explored the sandy coves and bays along the way , watching with fascination as the tide , with a truly frightening speed , engulfed the beautiful beach at Threecliff Bay . 

A delightful , small hotel at Anse Petit Cour in the north of the island , La Reserve stands in its own cove on a beautiful sandy beach . 

Tom Faber has recalled how Eliot would characteristically dress in immaculate plus-fours ; they would picnic in deserted coves , although " Uncle Tom " would often be overcome by vertigo on the perilous descent to them . 

She stood at the top of the steep path leading down to the cove and tried to recall a memory of her father . 

But when she arrived on the fine white sand of the cove the question was still there , unanswered and unanswerable . 

Boats and ferries potter the local coves and islands if you have n't done enough pottering in our own craft . 

They occupy a cove with the sea and steep cliffs behind them and a sailing boat anchored to the right . 

They 'd climbed down to rocky secluded coves and bathed in crystal-clear waters and picnicked in shady pine forests . 

Mandy spotted them and waved that they were all right , and Matthew turned and headed them into a safe cove , too . 

their enthusiasm is still that of a child who asks all kinds of fascinating questions about the new world in which he finds himself . 

The brown-haired boy had caught the eyes of the twins again and was desperately attempting to relay some kind of message to them . 

After some periods of discouragement , attempts to put things right and make the effort needed to achieve the kinds of adjustment required for mutual happiness are often postponed , then shelved . 

The colour plates are taken from photos , and suggest to this reviewer that the artist was denied any kind of supporting information on French uniform and kit . 

The lining may contain two kinds of differently shaped cells , the rods and the cones . 

After that kind of stonewalling from officials , it was an enormous relief to be doing something positive to help John . 

" Since I know this , then it might be that … " is the kind of thinking involved , and it represents a more positive and adventurous mental behaviour than that of comprehension …

Henriques et al . 's binary model of power and its absence is flexible enough to apply to many different kinds of discourses . 

Often , the aphids feed on one kind of plant in spring and summer , but their eggs are laid on a different kind of plant . 

Initially , Ranganathan used an ad hoc approach to analysis and citation order , but by the fourth edition he had started to establish the different kinds of facets to be found in each class . 

An Oxfordshire couple are celebrating a different kind of silver anniversary tonight . 

Humanist transgression in the name of authenticity has never been able to comprehend this other kind of transgression , that performed in the name of inversion , perversion , and reinscription . 

If there is any tendency for one type of crystal to grow and split more quickly than the other , we shall have a simple kind of natural selection . 

They would probably say that they have chosen an aspect of social life which is clearly central to many people 's lives and which dominates these other kinds of relationships . 

Then an insect that resembles a stick in only one limited respect will fool one kind of predator , even though it is eaten by all other kinds of predators . 

The flux , the flow , the drifting balance of our days needs a particular kind of patience . 

Once a bee has learned how to recognise a particular kind of flower and when and where to find it , it is as though the information is stored in the manner of an appointment book . 

Freud , however , was not content merely to make the general assertion ; he went further in stipulating the kinds of experience that would produce particular kinds of results if encountered at specified stages of development . 

The relationships that created a particular kind of community were real enough , but Warming resisted the temptation to regard the community as a kind of super-organism with a life of its own . 

Sexual selection only results in females being mainly fertilized by particular kinds of males . 

I knew people who would borrow a video camera , especially if they were throwing a particular kind of party . 

But that does n't mean I have to be involved in this kind of nauseous business . " 

If these terms cause difficulties , alternatives can be suggested once the kinds of contract which the Business normally enters into become clear to the Purchaser . 

They may even be able to revolutionise some kinds of businesses by providing new kinds of selling tools . 

This does at least make him think of the kinds of life to be found in the sea . 

Grimma stared at her with the kind of expression reserved for people who turn out , against all expectation , to have interesting and secret histories . 

The kind of tasks carried out for them by the support workers is similarly hard to classify . 

But the corrupt version has been replaced by a new , authorised kind of graft : jobs and influence in exchange for political support . 

Many kinds of caterpillar need to move to a firm support to moult their skin the twigs in the cage serve this purpose . 

Autumn is an excellent time for this kind of construction work , when the weather is still mild enough to work outdoors in comfort , and there are relatively few urgent jobs to do in the garden . 

He stuck with his ideas , and for a year did all kinds of manual work as a casual labourer till he eventually had amassed enough money to start a grocery business with a friend . 

Broadcasting objectives and market data among technical people , rather than channelling specific kinds of information to individuals , and being non-directive in work assignments might be an appropriate management strategy here . 

And , on looking into the lambency of his hooded eyes , I could detect no whiting-out , no glaucoma or cataract . 

The complaints of the Forum nations centred on fears that the coral atolls at Mururoa and Fangataufa may break up and leak radioactive contamination . 

THE RESUMPTION of nuclear tests by France at the Mururoa atoll in the Pacific , last month , has renewed fears that plutonium and other pollutants from past tests may be spreading throughout the Polynesian islands . 

Since last year 's season of tests , one cyclone , Reva , has swept right across the atoll and on over the nearby Gambier islands . 

As his 12-seater plane makes an unscheduled stop at a tiny atoll in the Marshall Islands , he spots that there are no tin roofs and lets the plane go on without him . 

Not a comment on municipal mismanagement , but the extraordinary fate of the ST-18 Croydon , abandoned on a coral atoll in 1936 . 

There is increasing evidence that the original island peoples did not migrate eastwards from continental Asia , but evolved independently for millennia amongst the isolated atolls of the south Pacific -- resulting in a different turn of mind . 

On sighting the desolate Andes after a voyage of four months , they were far from delighted , and apparently turned round and sailed back towards their atolls . 

He sat with his eyes fixed on great breakers rolling on a coral atoll somewhere in the immense Pacific . 

When the island had sunk beneath the waves the former fringe would be left as an atoll . 

Thus , the fringing reef would be changed into a barrier reef and finally into an atoll if the island subsided completely . 

It will , the company says , protect the atolls from the rising tides . 

Around 200 atmospheric and underground nuclear tests had been conducted by the French over the last three decades at its test sites on Fangataufa and Mururoa atolls , in the colonial territory of French Polynesia . 

I am trying to open up the moor by re-seeding and protecting the heather . " 

Soon it was raining hard enough , Stephen noted dismally , to keep him off the moor for the evening . 

He ran round the moor in his madness , and fell over this edge , " I said . 

You see , I have been searching the moors with my telescope , and although I have not actually seen the prisoner , I have seen the person who is taking him food . " 

` father brought me up here on his back in the spring one year , and I sat in the moor while he and old Donald were digging peats . 

He bounded across the moor , guided by Fergie 's howls , and eventually discovered the spot . 

One such traveller , riding across the moor , met with this stranger and determined to drain the goblet dry . 

` It was bleak and you should have heard how the wind could blow across those moors . 

A freezing weekend in Devon was spent trudging across frost-flecked moors . 

I can not tell you why , but please do what I ask you , and never come near the moor again . 

I cross the moor to Banavie then turn right to Gairlochy along the line of the Caledonian Canal . 

Cross the moor heading north-west to arrive at the Glen Brittle Hut . 

There are very few roads crossing the moor , and the wildlife remains relatively undisturbed . 

` Why do n't we go up on the moor and look for George ? " asked Sarah . 

A full week had gone by and it was Saturday again before Stephen went out on the moor . 

Detective Chief Superintendent Wycliffe and his wife , Helen , were to see the spectacle for the first time ; they were spending a long weekend with the Ballards , who lived on the moor above the town . 

They had been built many hundreds of years ago by the people who lived on the moor . 

Each in her turn looked frequently towards the moor but realised that no sign of George would be seen until he reached the yard . 

He told me to look across the moor to a place which was a bright green colour . 

It is often cold on the moors behind Haworth , and the winds blow all winter . 

People who wanted to get rid of old cars sometimes dumped them on the moor , the kind of behaviour that maddened Stephen . 

I did n't expect to see you on the moor at this time of night . 

I stayed in Newtown and used the hut on the moor only when necessary . 

Now they 'd opened the motorway extension an orange haze always hung over the moors . 

One night he was over the moors around North Stainmore and had to return home at dead of night . 

` Somehow I survived that long cold night and in the morning the wind stilled and a chill grey mist drifted over the moors . 

In the past days people had begun cautiously to return to the moor , but not this evening and not here . 

We had completed our map reading and compass work and had tramped across the moors at night on a freezing combat endurance test where we map read our way from rendezvous to rendezvous . 

One of the features of the course is surveying , they tramp over the moor with a theodolite , a staff , surveying poles , and packed lunch , looking for other ley lines . 

The lovely Llyn Brenig close to Cerrigydrudion , is a new reservoir set in a timeless landscape , where facilities exist for fishing , walking on the moors and bird watching . 

One day , while he and I were walking on the moors , he announced , ` Jane , I 'll be leaving in six weeks . " 

Mr Fraser had been walking on the moors with his wife and daughter when he was taken ill at about 5.30pm on Sunday . 

As there was no English headsman capable of wielding a sword for such a purpose , one had been brought over from Calais ( still an English possession ) . 

The headsman , considerate enough to have hidden his sword beneath the straw , then signalled his English assistant to approach the Queen , thereby distracting her attention . 

That attack killed 29 and triggered a massive Israeli military sweep through the West Bank that ended earlier this month .

U. S. forces met fierce resistance on their last major sweep through the area in November , but this time the fighting was minimal .

Repeated sweeps by American troops have failed to secure the Samarra area .

The Chechens and Arabs fled into the hills in the month before Georgian forces blockaded the village Sept. 18 , running a house-to-house sweep for rebels .

It was a bitter reversal from the period last fall when military sweeps in Dora had briefly restored stability .

" Before , we 'd do clearing operations with sweeps through town but fail to hold ground once our troops left .

Previous sweeps failed to dislodge insurgents because there were n't enough troops and little aid to elicit local support .

The elders complained bitterly about a U. S. military raid in their neighborhood , Kokaran , the night before , and about a big security sweep Saturday .

Sadr City appeared more supportive of Sadr on Saturday than it did before the U. S. sweep and the Najaf standoff .

Operation Iron Fist is the fourth sweep this year in Al Anbar province , a wide swath of territory west of Baghdad that has been a main staging ground for attacks throughout Iraq .

Moltenskoi was also commander during document sweeps , or zachistka operations , in the Chechen villages of Sernovodsk and Assinovskaya in July that were denounced as cruel and wanton even by pro-Kremlin officials in the region .

" With or without a reason , they conduct sweeps , take people away , maim them , and then as a rule their relatives have to buy them back , " Aslakhanov says .

On sweeps of suspected terrorists , they look for the often-subtle Arabic accents and dialects that can suggest a detainee 's nationality and possible intent .

A second U. S. sweep in early winter failed to loosen the militants ' grip on Dora .

In the round before they attack , the valley is filled with their bizarre hoots and screeches , which they use in the same manner as bats to navigate and locate their prey . 

How deeply she 'd slept she did n't appreciate until she woke to the remote hoot of river traffic , and the sound of a pigeon cooing rhythmically just outside the window . 

After dark , when I had eaten and was lying counting the throbs in my leg , we heard the hoot of a car-horn and roar of an engine . 

Hoots of triumph crashed through the shrinking kitchen like the trumpeting of elephants , saturating the air . 

The silence of the night brought a feeling of unease ; the normal rustlings of nocturnal creatures were absent and not even the hoot of an owl nor the choughing call of a pheasant disturbed the stillness . 

Tantalisingly , at night , I might hear the plaintive hoot of a tawny owl somewhere in the trees , beyond my little world . 

From my side there were hoots of derision while the embarrassment on his own side was clear as Labour members found a sudden fascination in the detail of the Chamber 's roof . 

Late on Monday afternoon the long owlish hoot of the train whistle was heard throughout the town . 

Continuing the example of norms of dress , an embarrassed silence , a hoot of derision or a contemptuous stare will make most members of society who have broken norms of dress change into more conventional attire . 

The pair became used to the waves and hoots from passing motorists , trucks and even train drivers as they journeyed to the Mediterranean coast . 

The small bats known as horseshoe bats have long been known to emit long , fixed-pitch hoots rather than staccato clicks or descending wolf-whistles . 

She peered beneath her hand at Sybil , then jumped as an impatient hoot sounded behind them . 

Remarkable how long a nasal drone and a cheap synth can sustain a man . 

The only other noise was from huge bumble-bees , flying like World War II plans , with a low drone that dropped even lower as they shot over my nose . 

There was the distant drone of an alarm and things began to thaw . 

From where we sat we could hear their occasional bursts of laughter and the dim drone of their voices , but the words themselves were lost to us . 

It sounded so comfortable and reassuring , like the drone of a distant mowing machine through the class-room window at school . 

After half an hour , when the drone of an engine approached from behind , I had to bring every muscle into play to maintain a normal walk . 

I fall asleep to the drone of sirens and helicopters overhead . 

Above them they heard the drone of engines as a German bomber swept in to land . 

And she finally ends by saying , ` All I can look forward to now is the toneless drone of the master 's voice and the pendulum swing of his leg over the desk . " 

She heard the drone of some bees in the garden and the angry chatter of birds disputing over their seeds . 

From somewhere far away comes the drone of a mower , and the smell of the cut grass . 

Sorvino could n't think of a better reason to get away from the ice-pick drone of the alarm . 

Out of the drone of insect life around us I could distinguish the sound of an aeroplane engine . 

Far off she heard the drone of a tractor working late or set for home . 

Maxim had a torch which he used very cautiously , but at least they did n't have to whisper in the steady drone of rain . 

The drone of something like a vacuum cleaner or hair dryer -- so-called ` white noise " -- often sends a fractious baby to sleep , or at least stops her grizzling . 

Clare has worked for Rentokil at Felcourt in departments such as the post room , the canteen and industrial products , but says she most enjoys her switchboard work with her colleague Dawn Lucas .

Residents jammed the switchboard of city authorities asking whether it was safe in the area .

After a good breakfast at about eight o'clock , I informed the switchboard staff that I was leaving .

Use of the telephone , switchboards , telex , international cables and telemessages , facsimile transmission , video and tele systems .

Suddenly we found ourselves the proud owners of three switchboards , two lines , thirteen phones and a miraculous fax ( ` Oooh , you must have to roll them up ever so small '' ) machine .

It was also decided to segregate the receptionist and the switchboard functions .

The office now has two dedicated telephone lines as well as connection to the main switchboard .

My job was to operate the telephone switchboard , sort the morning post , direct house-callers to the appropriate organization , and that was about it .

The process need was obvious , and within two years , AT & T ; had developed and installed the automatic switchboard .

He asked the switchboard operator to connect him with Whitely Prison and waited .

A small room below the Operations Centre at CI5 : a room laid out like a telephone exchange , with junction boxes on the wall , and switchboards built into the smooth panels that were the work surfaces ; a quiet room , save for the hiss of the air conditioning and the easy movements of two men in chairs , monitoring flickering TV screens .

And then the telephone rang , the green one , his own private line to the outside world without benefit of the telephone switchboard downstairs .

Even the most efficient switchboard operator will at times dial a wrong number or make an incorrect connection , but this should never cause impatience or anger , the error should be corrected as quickly as possible in a pleasing and charming manner .

Switchboard operator Hannah Doyle responded and got enough details to send an ambulance .

There are various types of switchboards available that do various things and no decision as to which one would be best for us has yet been made .

They are responsible for the security of the building during the night and will often be required to operate the telephone switchboard if there is no telephonist on duty .

A fierce tank battle raged in the western approaches to the Bosnian capital Sarajevo and Bosnian radio reported that 18 children had been wounded and one killed when a shell hit their school .

The SADCC held its 10th annual conference on co-operation in Lusaka , the Zambian capital , on Feb. 1-2 , 1990 .

The Zambian capital of Lusaka , and surrounding towns , may be in danger of sinking into the ground because of the increasing numbers of water boreholes being drilled in the area .

These industrialists welcomed foreign capital , because they felt that it stimulated economic activity in general , from which they could all benefit ( Petras and Cook 1973 ) .

Kompong Thom , a provincial capital , lay 100 km north of Phnom Penh .

Borislav Herak , 21 , and Sretko Damjanovic , 30 , could face a firing squad if found guilty of the charges at their trial in the besieged Bosnian capital of Sarajevo .

During this period , Aleppo 's status changed dramatically ; from being a major trade centre and quasi-independent Ottoman provincial capital , it became part of the new Syrian state and subordinate to the capital Damascus .

On Monday , the United States warned India that New Delhi could be the target of a guerrilla attack and advised American citizens to avoid visiting the capital .

In April 1921 they were invited to play in Paris against the Olympic Club there , a Belgian side and then Clapton Orient , who would be in the French capital at the same time .

The largest of these is the International ` Rock Summer " in Tallinn , the capital of now independent Estonia ( max audience 150,000 ) .

The group has a number of restaurants in the capital and one in Oxford .

Previous talks on the subject between the two sides , in the Brazilian capital Rio de Janeiro in September and in the Argentinean capital Buenos Aires in October , had also failed to produce an agreement .

At Rio the old station was replaced by a modern skyscraper which doubles as a clock-tower , but at Belo Horizonte , a provincial capital in central Brazil , a massive station survives from 1922 .

Mr Brown went to Saudi Arabia last February to increase efficiency at the British-run King Khaled National Guard Hospital , near the Saudi capital , Jeddah .

In July 1989 there were further disturbances in Abkhazia over plans to open a section of Tbilisi University in the Abkhazian capital Sukhumi .

Rude , but true , because not for another two decades did the Scottish capital get around to paying for proper effluent disposal into the River Forth .

No holiday to Egypt is complete without a visit to Cairo , the busy , bustling capital of this ancient country and a sightseer 's delight .

The worst trouble was in and around the capital Yeravan ; Armenia declared itself independent in nineteen eighteen , but was annexed by the Soviet Union two years later .

The son of a schoolmaster , James lived in he small town of Tunapuna near the capital , Port of Spain .

In the latest outbreak of fighting in the capital , Kabul , which began on May 12th and was continuing this week , at least 600 people have died and more than 3,000 have been injured .

On Sept. 11 Mirna Mack , an internationally recognized anthropologist , was stabbed to death in the capital , Guatemala City .

Riven felt a thrill of fear in his stomach , like ice poured liquid into the bottom of his lungs ; and then it was all he could do to steer his terrified horse in Murtach 's wake , and stay aboard as it swerved past rocks and bushes , and leapt hollows with the thunder of the other horses like a storm in his ears , and the rain a freezing hail in his face that blinded him . 

Anyone who kept a pet owl was suspected of being a magician , and farmers would nail an owl 's body to a front door , with its wings outstretched , to avert thunder and hail . 

It was always clear but perishingly cold at that early hour ; later the mists came down and in the afternoon there were often storms of rain and sometimes hail . 

A sharp easterly wind hurled hail on the troops ' backs as they marched . 

After what seemed like only a doze she woke to daylight , the wind driving hail against the window with a force which threatened to break it . 

Storm damage from hail and heavy rain will be minimized in crops under fleece . 

She had an hallucination of a tall dark man on the street , striding through the hail . 

On Feb. 17 the RAF admitted that a 1,000-lb laser-guided bomb had missed its target during an attack on a bridge at Fallouja , but claimed that the incident had occurred on Feb. 13 .

The attack on the 39 year old woman happened on 30th April at Swindon College .

The house in Jamaica Street was targeted because the address was given in court when a man appeared on a charge connected with an attack on two loyalists in Berlin Street .

Retaliatory attacks by government troops prompted the head of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan ( PUK ) , Jalal Talabani , to appeal to the West for assistance to counter Iraqi " repression " .

A 10-YEAR-OLD girl narrowly missed death in an IRA gun attack on police , it was revealed this afternoon .

In the United Kingdom attacks on Hindu temples were reported in major cities including Birmingham and Manchester .

The foundation which is based in Switzerland but also represents consumer groups in the UK , is also proposing a relieffund for victims of terrorist attacks on civil aircraft .

An elderly couple who survived an arson attack on their flat say a council failed to repair a defective smoke alarm .

BOSNIAN defenders threw reinforcements into the defence of two key Sarajevo suburbs yesterday , resisting Serb tank , artillery and infantry attacks with rifles and home-made grenades .

The loyalist attacks follow a UFF statement in January saying it would target those involved in a so-called ` pan-nationalist front . "

To counter this make sure you keep a narrow frontage and rack them up deep , and make your attack slightly away from other units .

The War Wagon has three types of attack : attacks from the War Wagon itself , attacks from the warhorses , and attacks from the crew .

The feint attacks towards Scotland and Ireland , designed to draw off the British warships from the Channel , were also frustrated by the patrolling frigates , ready to summon heavier support from Portsmouth and Plymouth .

However the frontal , main attack towards the Mort Homme had barely moved from its point of departure ; stopped by a veritable wall of gunfire from the French artillery that had been anticipating attack from this direction for many days .

Meanwhile Ras Tafari thwarted another plot hatched by the banished Empress Taitu and designed to coincide with Lij Yasu 's attack from the north .

Today Iraq 's bomb-making plants are said to be dispersed and hardened against attack from the air .

Gibbon launched a three-pronged attack from the north , north-west and west , cutting the Indians down as they stumbled from their lodges .

` The attack from the west , the one that finally drove the survivors away ? "

Some sort of flying creature is definitely a good idea , as otherwise you are vulnerable to attack from the air .

The Dwarfs advanced in battle formation fully expecting an attack from the steep mountain slopes which towered ominously above the old Dwarf road .

He further argued that no conceivable military strength in the area could defend access to oil resources against attack from the north ( i.e. the USSR ) .

Formerly organised and billeted to defend China against a massive Soviet attack from the north , parts of the army are now being reorganised to form rapid-deployment forces .

The crucial Mort Homme was to be taken by a flanking attack from the northeast , via the Bois des Corbeaux .

The high walls of the tower protect the crew from arrows and attack from the ground .

Yet , if that were so , why did his plan entail an attack from the east bank of the Meuse only , and not from the west bank also , to achieve a successful pincer operation ?

Finding herself , for the first time in her life , under threat of attack from the skies , Cassie felt enormously exposed and vulnerable .

Last week homes and camps in the south came under military attack from pro-government forces from the North .

As the armies clash the Flagellants throw themselves into the fray in a gesture of sacrifice and doom .

At this point the Skeleton rejoins the fray , driven into frenzy by its realisation .

With bad blood carried over from last year 's clash between the two sides which saw Eric Rush retire from the fray with a broken wrist , the portents were not good .

His friend van Rappard joined the fray , urging him to stay put , as he was doing .

Hekmatyar 's fighters quickly joined the fray , launching long-range missile attacks into the city against Masud 's forces .

Barely able to remain upright , Aenarion staggered into the fray .

Even if Europeans could agree on which institution to rely for their future defence , would Europe 's armies be ready for a fray ?

Sometimes she took the form of a crow , sitting quietly by as the soldiers went into the fray .

THE SHORT , tragic life of Christopher Palmer illustrates the difficulty of devising a welfare net that would catch all babies at risk of serious harm from their parents . 

From then on they are continually involved in motherhood , producing babies at two to three-year intervals . 

Gozitan legend says that a giantess built the temples single-handed , suckling her baby at the same time . 

Farley 's Junior Milk is a better alternative to cow 's milk for babies from six months . 

It had happened to her when she had given Amelie to the d'Aurevilles and they had had to flee to Brazil to protect her baby from Monsieur 's wrath . 

The investigators have begun a follow-up study of eight babies from the age of 2 months to establish the pattern of development in the first year of life . 

What really shocked me , however , was the sight of the babies in the intensive care unit . 

A GIRL aged 9 appeared in Paisley Sheriff Court yesterday charged with attempting to murder a baby in her pram by trying to suffocate her . 

Why you should feel it reasonable to subject a human baby to this distasteful experience -- " 

She stood up , handing the baby to Ruth , and took Rosie in her arms . 

Fon handed the baby to Jamie and , with a swift glance at the woman in the bed , moved out of the room . 

I was a stocky baby with good bone , but perhaps my ears were on the large side -- but then so were Clark Gable 's and he did n't do so bad . 

He hopes to set up a rolling fund to help other Romanian babies with problems which could be treated in this country . 

Dad was also being magnanimous today ; he reminded me of a smooth politician visiting a shabby constituency , smiling , kissing babies , shaking hands with relish -- and departing as soon as he decently could . 

His constituents may have seen him in many poses -- patting children 's heads , kissing babies , opening church fýtes , addressing the conservative ladies . 

Immediately after the birth she had felt exhilarated by relief , triumph and joy at having produced a living , perfect baby . 

Mobile Mums group is aimed at mums and mobile babies in need of fireguards , etc. and more active toys . 

Gallup ran a survey of 400 parents with babies aged 18 months or less . 

Controversy continued over the alleged killing of 250 Kuwaiti babies by Iraqi soldiers . 

Anyone expecting a baby around the end of April and going to the Sorrento who would like to share the hire of a specialised birthing tank to use in labour ? 

A MOTHER poisoned her nine-month-old baby with salt , a court heard yesterday . 

She looks tired , but she has control ; she pushes the younger child , answers the endless questions of the elder , and all the while senses the baby within her growing , growing . 

When a primary attack occurs in such circumstances , there is a strong case for delivering the baby by caesarian section . 

Banned from seeing her six-month-old baby after being charged with assaulting the child in her cot at a London hospital , yesterday she failed in a bid to win supervised access . 

Cases of mental handicap which occur during or after birth are of course undetectable during the pregnancy , and the autistic child will appear as a healthy baby in the womb . 

A dreadful pregnancy or birth that produces a healthy baby can make it difficult for a mother to allow her baby to cry even for a few minutes . 

The first sign of tetanus in a newborn baby is the inability to suck or swallow and muscular spasms of the lips and mouth . 

In Britain newborn babies are identified with name tags before they leave the delivery room . 

They are being kept in incubators , normally used for premature babies . 

A new born baby can be really quite chubby and these little premature babies have very , very little fat under their skin and fat insulates us does n't it ? 

I love my unborn baby deeply , just as I know other teenage mothers do . 

Very young babies show rage , turning scarlet in the face and screaming , but only when they become toddlers can they hit out at whoever is preventing them from doing what they want . 

Young babies can sometimes look so uncomfortable when their heads loll and wobble about as they sit in their car seat or carrier . 

When the adult points at an interesting object , the young baby looks at the adult 's hand . 

But even he needs help , for it is not easy to grab an insect or pluck a dangling fruit if you have a couple of half-grown babies on your back . 

Now Nick would like to hold his sister 's baby , due on her birthday on February 17 . 

When TV presenter Anne Diamond lost her baby through cot death she started a nationwide awareness campaign . 

I heard that she was widowed a few days before the baby was born . 

And then the baby was born and it was huge too , even taller than me , with a great big lolling head and beady blue eyes that glared balefully at me . 

If the baby cries uncontrollably for several hours each evening , it is more likely that the cause is so-called 3-month or 10-week colic ( sharp tummy ache ) . 

The baby was crying and Carrie sighed resignedly as she quickly replaced the lid of the potato pot and hurried into the back room . 

The crying baby is being expressive , although her cries are not really language at all , but instinctive reactions to the environment . 

An 11-month old baby died after accidentally swallowing a few laetrile tablets . 

THREE midwives suspended after a two-day-old baby died in hospital at Keighley , Yorks , will resume work on Monday after appearing before an inquiry yesterday . 

The baby inside the womb , therefore , had come to associate a particular signature tune with a peaceful and relaxed time , and had continued this association even after birth . 

` Immediately after the crash I could n't feel the baby moving and he was normally a quite active baby , " she said . 

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This implies that he shoehorns functions into the building , which is not the case .

He doffed his chasuble , stole and cope , hastily hung them in the cupboard , gave a wide-eyed Crim a penny for his help then bustled Sir John back into the church . 

Also on show are newly restored eighteenth-century stained glass panels and an elaborately embroidered early twentieth-century cope on loan from St Paul 's Cathedral . 

there more or less , say ` cheese " in their mitres , copes and 

It was led by Father Reynard , his russet gown now hidden beneath a gold and scarlet cope . 

Athelstan wrapped the cope around him and , telling Crim to go forward , they left the church , processing down the steps and into the maze of Southwark streets . 

Athelstan promised he would do something to help her and left quietly , the cope still round his shoulders , Crim jumping up and down in front of him all the way back to the church . 

A widower 's pension as a right used to be very rare in the public sector , although the civil service has now introduced one . 

Unmarried nephews are spoken of , as if by chance , and the names of youthful widowers off-handedly mentioned . 

A forty year old Glasgow widower who admitted sex offences against children has been sent to jail for five years . 

Bill , a widower , said he was secretly revelling in his new-found fame . 

Mr Charlwood was a widower with two teenage daughters and did not want to leave them for longer than necessary . 

` Bernard 's a widower in his early fifties and he 's a rector , not a monk . 

A man is still being questioned tonight after the body of an elderly widower was found with shotgun wounds . 

Five minutes footage a day is good going and they use only 1 foot of film out of every 15 feet shot . 

The 2140 machine prints 98.5 feet of paper a minute and can produce half a million cheque books a month . 

Brand A sells at £150 per month and takes up 10 feet of shelf space . 

It had undermined pillars erected to give extra support to the roof of the workings and about 6 p.m. that day the pillars gave way and about 200 feet of the roof collapsed . 

` From what I 've seen , I imagine there must be about five feet of water in the basin at high tide . 

Around 40 homes were flooded by four feet of water , and some residents had to be rescued from first-floor windows . 

The sea would be rising fast , flooding inland over the mangrove swamps , drowning the coast under ten or twenty or thirty feet of water . 

Flames leaping to thirty feet in the air were reported just off the road at Wheatley causing a stretch of the road to be closed all day . 

The executioner , using an iron bar three feet long and two inches square , would strike the limb over each hollow , thereby shattering each arm and leg in two places . 

After the Battle of Waterloo Howe visited the battlefield and on his return produced a panorama covering many feet of canvas which depicted incidents in the fight . 

Even Torquay , when there is two-and-a-half feet of snow on the ground , will lose some of its appeal . 

A FOOT of snow fell in the Scottish Highlands yesterday , bringing chaos to road , rail and air services . 

` But you had something like two feet of snow in New York , you said ! " laughed Caro . 

Both flounder came from the Evening Hill shore mark to ragworm fished in just six feet of water on a size 2 hook to 15 lb line . 

It was expected that there would be 13 feet of water during the lowest tides . 

Mr. Leonard contended that the expression ` office or employment " is a term of art to be construed in accordance with its established legal meanings in other contexts .

She 'd never really understood the meaning behind the adage -- until now .

The multiplicity of utterance meanings does not mean that any linguistic expression can mean anything at all in complete disregard of what it means as a sentence .

A dispute over what they do mean is , in principle , like a legal dispute over the meaning of a statute .

The story makes some very profound points about the role of ritual in religion , the development of conceptual understanding , the meaning of the word " spiritual " and how it is related to religion .

Word meanings are especially liable to change because people learn them by hearing them in context rather than by looking up the ` standard " definition , and the inferences they draw can vary .

` It follows " , he says , ` that the written language pays more attention to disambiguating word meanings than the spoken language does " ( 1980 , p. 56 ) .

Many of the words used in palaeography have broad meanings in normal English usage , or may be used in more than one way .

A necessary preliminary is to clarify the meaning of the term ` rule " .

Mortimer advised him to find a linguistics expert who could advise them on the meaning of the word ` bollocks " .

It should be said at the outset that this is not the usual legal meaning of the word .

My proposed account of authority is not even an account of the meaning of the phrase ` X has authority over Y " .

The first requirement is for the terms to be written in grammatically correct English--errors of grammar may disguise or even distort the meaning of a term .

This is , after all , the meaning of the phrase ` life cycle " .

Natural language semantics can be defined as the study of the meaning of utterances , and to this end a number of semantic theories have been proposed .

The diminutive but pleasant cliffs at nearby Brassington and Harborough were formed in the same way . 

The road turns to follow the cliffs at the nice little village of Socoa , whose old fort once defended the entrance to the harbour of Saint-Jean . 

It then forms the magnificent cliffs at Cassis , east of Marseilles . 

There is some superb coastal walking -- the Cleveland Way joins the coast at Saltburn and runs down to Filey -- which takes in some of the most dramatic cliffs in Britain . 

( b ) the first rise ( after 300 yds ) is High Cliff which is the highest cliff in Cornwall . 

One of Western Europe 's most impressive medieval fortresses , Dover Castle is strategically positioned high above the White Cliffs of Dover . 

From our campsite the route climbed above the tundra beneath the mighty rock cliffs of Hongu South Peak , festooned with snow and ice like feathered-icing on some gigantic cake , to the top of a lateral moraine . 

A Landsat image of Tibet is magnificent but the cliffs of Moher are as black as the O'Loughlins who ruled them . 

I recall a day when I was new to the sport and I recall too the smell when lightning struck the limestone cliff on which I was climbing . 

We climbed up the easy slope to the top of the island , and found we were overlooking a sort of wooded cliff on the other side . 

There are good views to the sea , as well as of Cabo Girão ( Madeira 's famous high cliff ) to be had from the rooms . 

The chalk cliffs are mainly sheer with little vegetation , but the sandstone cliffs are more tumbled with an undercliff structure , and in places of sufficient stability to have allowed vegetation to form . 

The village of Sewerby is situated between the popular holiday resort of Bridlington and Flamborough Head , a massive outcrop of chalk cliffs which juts into the North Sea and protects Bridlington Bay from the northern winds . 

Opposite Limestone cliffs and islands jut from the sea near Krabi , Thailand . 

If you examined Dover 's chalk cliffs with an electron microscope you would see their myriad forms , about one millionth of a metre across , the remains of trillions of these microscopic plants . 

We float in silence , listening to the melodic , descending whistle of the ubiquitous canyon wren , gazing up at the ravens and turkey vultures , scanning the cliffs for deer and sheep . 

The narrow fissure stretched some twenty-five feet into the cliff before opening up into the tiny cave . 

There were ceilidhs round the peat fires and on the fine days we explored the moors and sea cliffs . 

Finally the sea encroached on this topography producing steep cliffs , inlets , sea stacks and sandy or shingly beach deposits . 

Bobbing under the sheer cliffs , we passed through the Azure Window , a massive cliff-arch carved out by the sea and weather . 

Behind the narrow sandy beach stands a sheer cliff of coral rock , seventy feet high . 

Ingleborough is seen from Meregill Hole at close range and its appearance is daunting , steepening slopes topped by cliffs being a deterrent to intentions to reach the summit . 

Boulders flung against the cliff by the waves are much more likely to knock off projecting corners and become themselves rounded in the process than to dislodge rock masses . 

They get more active in the cool of the morning and evening , wandering along the cliff tops and the beach , exploring . 

And , if you were riding along the cliffs at Kinghorn , how on earth did you see the King 's corpse lying on the rocks below ? " 

" Come on , " said Lorne , as I hesitated at the foot of the cliff . 

Hastings was more successful in its entrepreneur ; to accommodate a growing number of visitors , the Earl of Chichester had Pelham Crescent built below the cliffs , with the church of St Mary as its centre . 

Converted from a 17th century paper mill , this hotel is built into the cliffs just half a mile from the resort of Minori . 

Malaria was hyper-endemic by the beach , so the village had been built on the cliffs above it , near the fresh springs . 

This is obviously a wildly prejudiced view , but if you are keen to climb on sea cliffs , go to Cornwall or Pembroke ! 

Many people come to make the ascent , some to climb its tremendous cliffs , others merely to look at it . 

A dream of white horses brings us a our summer sport this week … its a name of a climb from the waves up the cliffs of Anglesey …

STUDENT John McCoy went for a spin in his car hoping it would make him tired -- and plummeted 30ft down a cliff . 

` We are very worried someone is going to fall down the cliff or slip off the ship and break something . 

She ran past Seaview , the road that was falling off the cliff , and then she started to wonder where she was going . 

This was worse , with impossible moves on gritty walls and creaks and trickles from the cliffs of ice . 

A STUDENT at the University of Sussex in Brighton , has died in hospital in Swansea , a week after plunging from cliffs at Stackpole near Tenby , west Wales . 

Neither formation provides ledges of any size or permanence , although small auk populations once nested on the chalk cliffs . 

House Martins have been recorded nesting on the cliffs occasionally . 

The work of the observatory is not confined to migrant birds , and there are on-going studies on the many thousands of sea-birds which nest in the cliffs . 

I once saw a cartoon which pictured hundreds of lemmings throwing themselves off a cliff and drowning in the water below . 

I do n't think he 'd have wanted to jump off a cliff or anything , but I think it bothered him -- you know , the weight gain and things like that . " 

Bristol is penetrated by calcium-loving vegetation growing on the limestone cliffs of the Avon Gorge . 

They were high on a tumbling cliff , not the lonely strand of Rory 's dream , but they wanted to make love . 

She stopped to catch her breath , heard voices , crossed the strip of grass and looked over the cliff . 

The path is waymarked throughout its length and for the most part sticks to the coast , running over the chalk and sandstone cliffs which characterise the island . 

She hurtled over cliffs in flaming cars or was brutally murdered on her way to the dry cleaners . 

With a final contemptuous glance she lifted the calliper by its straps and flung it over the small cliff . 

It was perched on a rocky cliff overlooking a stone path to the sea some 40 feet below . 

Sunnycliffe is indeed an appropriate name for this small hotel perched on a cliff overlooking the pretty bay of Woolacombe . 

There is the nineteenth- century villa , perched on a cliff above Monte Carlo which he has just finished restoring . 

A court has been told that the idea for an elaborate murder plot , in which a couple were pushed over a cliff in a blazing car , may have come from a film on satellite television . 

She reached the cliff and scrambled down the steps to the beach . 

Once at sea level , smooth soapstone slabs had to be traversed for some distance to reach the cliff . 

We reached the edge of the cliff and flopped down on to the soft turf . 

Elaine chuckled as she reached the bottom of the cliff and jumped from a smooth , rounded boulder into the shallow water . 

Birds were seen on the cliffs in East Sussex as early as 1950 , but despite a considerable increase in numbers , breeding was not proved until 1976 . 

Although sometimes seen on the chalk cliffs in the summer , Cormorants have not bred in Sussex since 1938 or earlier . 

The horse stamped anxiously as stones were dislodged , but instinct kept him still and soon Felipe was beside Maggie , both of them pressed to the edge of the cliff . 

My maternal grandfather strained his heart hauling guns up the face of the Maltese cliffs . 

I cried out and then more waves came up over my face and … well , just coughing and Bert carrying me up the cliff . ’ 

Gravel spurted from the heels of her boots as she crawled furiously up the cliff down which she had just slid . 

A Cornish Coastal Footpath has been opened to give the public access to walk along the cliffs . 

I would no doubt see him walking on the cliffs with an ancient spaniel at his heels . 

` In a cliff on the edge of the city , about 2,500ft up from the valley floor , we came on an old tomb , full of bones and ceramic pieces . 

Hall fire : A Huyton community centre has been attacked by arsonists for the third time in a month . 

Vandals looted shops in the centre of Walsall after arsonists attacked an electricity sub-station and left 30,000 homes in the West Midlands town without power , police said yesterday . 

I was as much arsonist as alchemist now , swinging the axe gleefully , impervious to everything but the fire 's appetite. never in my life had I done anything like this before . 

It 's our biggest insurer of local authorities and has been hit by huge payouts , including those for schools burned down by young arsonists . 

Arsonists have tried to destroy a building which is being converted into a clinic for men who 've sexually abused children . 

Last year arsonists attacked a house in Coventry also earmarked as a clinic . 

Detectives are hunting arsonists who set fire to an empty council flat in Vane Street on the Headland , Hartlepool on Wednesday night . 

Shop fire … arsonists strike in county with spiralling crime rate . 

A large sandbar is uncovered on low water Springs just north west of the nature reserve which is a prime area for larger species over low water . 

When it broke daylight the next morning he found he had been fishing on a sandbar which shallowed up twenty yards out . 

The ship apparently ran aground on a sandbar , said Aixa Ardin , a spokeswoman for Continental Shipping , which provides services to the ship in San Juan .

About 150 fisherman have been found alive on islands , sandbars or on disabled fishing boats .

It apparently slipped over the sandbar during a high tide , and now ca n't find its way back .

`` We then tried to approach Paka but rammed into a sandbar , '' he said .

A flight with the Mexican navy Monday night over the hardest hit area found no victims , but battered boats washed up on sandbars were barely floating keel-up in the sea .

That makes better wind and surf conditions and puts more people in the water near the offshore sandbars where fish --- and sharks --- collect .

The Park Service had investigated dredging the sandbar at the mouth of the river , but the sand would likely shift within 48 hours .

Qatar and Bahrain are traditional rivals and for years have been locked in a bitter border dispute over a series of coral reefs and sandbars in the Gulf .

There was a conspiracy to sell out true Bible-believing Protestantism . 

Col Gaddafi remained silent on the crisis , leaving his number two , Major Abdul Salam Jalloud , to denounce the sanctions in familiar terms as a Western conspiracy against the Islamic world . 

But , until recently , senior professional persons have not been directly challenged over what Bernard Shaw called their conspiracies against the laity . 

Yet some are dangerous to our cause , and we can not brook their contumelious conspiracies against us . 

This conspiracy between State and museums was humiliating even for the museums , because in case of need , the State could sell what it liked from their collections . 

It seems that there can be no conspiracy between an employer and his employees , at least where they merely go about their employer 's business . 

The case was also , however , framed as a conspiracy between Shell and others to contravene the sanctions order . 

They may have been encouraged to do so by General Aslam Beg 's recent public condemnations of the war , couched in accusations of conspiracy by the West to undermine the Muslim world . 

There is some kind of conspiracy of bureaucrats : they all have their fingers in the same profitable pie . 

Still worse , she had allowed herself to be drawn into a conspiracy of exclusion . 

The conspiracy of the wife and the monk is the matter of the first dialogue in the tale . 

They take him aside as though inviting him into their conspiracy . 

But British concern about a high-placed Communist conspiracy was nothing to American paranoia . 

Trials took place in various parts of the country during 1989 and into 1990 of alleged Moslem extremists accused of involvement in a nationwide conspiracy . 

The statement followed a report in the pro-SWAPO Namibian , alleging that former members of the Koevoet counter-insurgency unit and Angolan rebels were involved in the conspiracy . 

Shankarrao Chavan , the home minister , told parliament in New Delhi : “ We suspect an international conspiracy . ” 

He describes a conspiracy in the early 390s of helots , who together with the other inferior classes outnumber the full Spartan citizens , at a casual count in the agora , by four thousand to forty . 

Nineteen-year-old Patricia Catherine Deane , of Riverside Way , Belfast , pleaded guilty earlier this week to the murder conspiracy in July , 1991 . 

The 9 others in the dock face a combination of charges ranging from conspiracy to pervert the course of justice to assault . 

Yet , thankfully , his leader 's rage was not directed at him , but at the conspiracy of Nadirpur and the French and British Governments to steal the arms shipment that was rightfully the property of Iran . 

This approach , however , is open to charges of functionalism and presumes a conspiracy between judiciary and government . 

In a poll of 1,000 people , The People asked : Do you think there is a conspiracy from within Buckingham Palace to discredit Princess Diana ? 

On May 3 1989 committal proceedings began in respect of six officers who were charged with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice . 

Her hands dance in mid-air , looking for where she left her pen and paper before her breakdown interlude .

He jotted down something on his paper , and pulled another instrument out of his pocket .

The little boy returned with a clipboard , and on it was a long piece of paper .

Emil Malaquez arrived after sundown , carrying a small package wrapped in what looked like real paper .

The hunchback pulled out a scrap of paper and scribbled something on it with his fingernail , then handed it to Nepthys .

The operators at the East Fishkill factory wear light nylon uniforms , light blue shoe coverings and translucent hair nets made of paper .

- There is a lot of paper shuffling throughout mn007 's presentation , probably by all participants .

Opening a side drawer , he took out a piece of paper and his inkpot .

After filling his pen , Allan looked at his paper in the orange glow from the lantern set back in the desk 's right-hand corner .

He had filled his pen and raised it , the nib descending towards the paper , before the sound came : the gentle , persistent tapping of the gnarled , primeval willow touching the window with long , insistent fingers .

Allan filled page after page , the words escaping from his mind onto the paper .

'' So , '' he asked , `` you do n't think it 's a waste of ink and paper , a futile expedition into morbidity or literary debauchery ? ''

The State : Reward for arrest in animal crimes http://bit.ly/9GSUQ Amazing how happy a little piece of paper can make me today !

The individual artisans ' shops are no longer here , but you can visit a silk-weaving factory , a ceramics plant , and the Foshan Folk Art Studio , where you can observe workers making Chinese lanterns , carving sculptures , painting scrolls , and cutting intricate designs in paper .

'' Different categories of conservation units can be gazetted on paper , but in practice they 're a long way from working .

And I say this as someone also perfectly comfortable with computers ; I 'd have a hard time getting any kind of serious writing done on paper ( though I do love fountain pens and think they 're not at all inconvenient ) , and I can comfortably revise and edit onscreen .

A man , who had tried to force his way past the tipstaffs , was being violently ejected , and , as he disappeared , he waved a paper toward Mr . Thorndike .

The wrapping paper and matching gift cards feature delightful holiday wildlife images that will come in handy for wrapping your last minute presents .

When you use the attractive wrapping paper and gift tags , you will be helping us spread the word about saving America 's wildlife treasures and their habitat .

Please use the enclosed holiday gift wrapping paper and gift tags to help spread the word about our mission of conservation to your friends and family .

The woman was reprimanded for " a heap of lies " and told she was entitled to nothing unless " we liked to give her daughter 's child a pair of shoes " . 

I 'd only really think about taking action if someone completely ripped off one of our songs and made heaps of money from it 

At first I can not see her for the heaps of people about her bedside , brandished with packaged sweets and magazines and flowers of white and purple . 

` The players have to take a heap of responsibility for what has happened at Celtic Park , " he said , ` but the squad is also made up of footballers who want to play in the manner Liam Brady has adopted as his philosophy on the game . 

` Heaps of time , bags of it , " said Jim-the-bus-driver with the sort of condescending jocularity adopted by one in the know . 

Everyone laughed and clapped and then Oliver used a whole heap of long words and each time he used one we all whooped . 

The Maggot flew me back , because if we want to leave on Sunday morning then we 've got a heap of work to do first . 

A nerve jiggled at the corner of Meredith 's mouth because she was beginning to piece small bits of information together and was coming up with a heap of worries . 

FEW OF nature 's poisons can compete with man 's concoctions for persistent nastiness . 

But then the Turbo R is an outrageous concoction of sledgehammer performance and sybaritic luxury -- the world 's most dignified and prestigious hot-rod . 

The main façade was built from 1621 and is a strange concoction of northern Mannerism and Italian Baroque . 

Their first album , THE BONE DANCE ( More Protein ) , is a wonderful concoction of mood music , soul and rap , made stranger by the guest vocalists , including Tara Newley and Beverley Skeetes . 

Is it a modern myth that workers have rights -- a wicked concoction of trade unions ? 

From the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries , the educated élite became exposed to a heady concoction of western romantic , Idealist , and socialist ideas . 

This was the artists concoctions of dream landscapes , borrowed myths , symbolic objects and classical figures of kings and fairytales . 

He began to write more steadily , and his first book , Stories Toto Told Me , an idiosyncratic concoction of spleen and whimsy , was published in 1898 . 

I took a box of Lego to the slab and built cities of red , white and black until the cool white surface grew scarce beneath me and my concoctions . 

The company says the concoction is available by mail order but it has no plans to mass produce it . 

Does Mr Evans-Pritchard think that torture is so rare in Guatemala that her story is an improbable concoction ? 

He was regarded as the patron of herdsmen and their flocks , and , as the father of ROMULUS AND REMUS , was the honorary patron of Rome . 

For many years she helped Raine and her late husband , Earl Spencer , father of the Princess of Wales , run Althorp in Northamptonshire — and became a trusted friend . 

He said the father of two ` died from a deep sense of duty , regardless of a generation , some of whom do not recognise or accept authority " . 

THE father of a young cancer victim has written a book which he hopes will offer comfort and help to the parents of children suffering from brain tumours . 

Gina remained in blissful ignorance , while Anthony reduced his father to a state of helpless laughter every lunch time by demanding egg-and-cress sandwiches . 

Next day Balcha sent a force to escort my father to the town : my mother , who was pregnant and tired , remained in camp -- and would regret it all her life . 

If they need some quick cash they may have sold your father to another group as a long-term investment . " 

His brother , and Sara 's father , Mr Linval Saddoo , who is divorced from Sara 's mother , travelled from Manchester to see his daughter early yesterday . 

When the doctor would n't make the night call , saying it could wait till morning , my father said he would shoot him if my mother died . 

Clementina 's father was Enoch Roebuck ( 1794-1865 ) , who was described in the census returns as clothier ( 1841 ) , woollen clothier ( 1851 ) and wool handloom weaver ( 1861 ) . 

Two girls maintained a contact , one with her birth father and the other with her birth mother . 

Their affection for each other and for their hero father is restrained . 

Debbie 's tycoon father Paul Raymond , 67 , is trying to come to terms with his daughter 's death . 

The supporting cast , including Kate 's rebellious daughter , James 's ancient testy father and a wild young stud , leap off the page to grab their share in the action . 

It 's thought a fault in an electric fire set light to the downstairts bedroom -- when the twins father Mark Bettinson smelt smoke flames had already begun to creep towards the twins cots . 

Her foundry worker father adored his family , and her parents ' marriage was a happy one . 

He kissed his mother on the cheek , nodded to Becky and turning at the door , saluted his father in the chair , then was gone . 

The groom 's father with attendants went first followed by the groom 's mother and her attendants followed by the groom and his attendants . 

I knew her father through doing UINL and CCBE stuff whilst at Law Society . 

Last year he played Derek Bentley 's father in Let Him Have It . 

Its tiny slit eyes , uncertain hairline and wrinkled features are scarcely recognisable as human , let alone a mirror image of its mother or father . 

She was deciding that she would go herself and have a secret talk with Matilda 's mother and father as soon as possible . 

However , if the timing of the mother starting work coincides with other disturbing events such as death of the father , it may well be interpreted as a threatening event and lead to some distress . 

This is the face of Gavin Lees , so badly beaten even his own father did n't recognise him . 

So she so he said , Why should you sat with your Sam she says cos he has a mother and father . 

Part of the file was a genotyping -- a comparison of the child 's genetic material to that of a man alleged to be his father . 

Now I 've found out that he is n't my father I 'm learning to be free for the first time in my life , do you understand ? " 

When A had lived x years he became the father of B. He lived after the birth of B y years and had other sons and daughters . 

ANYTHING you can do … seven weeks after a Coventry Courtaulds employee became the proud father of quads a colleague in Grimsby went two better by becoming dad to sextuplets . 

The father of a six-week old baby told Valerie Yule , ` We know other parents who smack their babies to keep them quiet . 

The Duke 's eldest son Jamie Blandford , father of baby George , will be boycotting the traditional Christmas at Blenheim Palace as the rift deepens . 

The Court of Appeal has increased the jail term on a father who attacked his baby daughter from four years to six years . 

When in Mark 's gospel the father of the demented boy cried out , ` I believe ; help my unbelief ! " , he was condemning his own doubt as unbelief . 

When the child has grown beyond babyhood , the father takes charge of the boy 's education , while the mother takes the whole responsibility of the girl 's education and a part of the boy 's education . 

There 's nothing she likes better than to reminisce about the days when my … my father was a boy . 

Just one person in two lines of the poem breaks the formal pattern : Ahead of his father , the lovely boy Charles , resplendent in gold Merrily goes , pattering with his feet across the marble floor . 

At 5am on Tuesday 4 April 1899 , PC John Charlton , popular village constable , loving husband and father of four young children , passed away without regaining consciousness . 

Mr T , the father of two of the children taken away in February 1991 , had been a lecturer before he brought his family to live a quiet and peaceful life on a beautiful island . 

Former surface supervisor Brian Young , 49 , father of two grown-up children , died after becoming trapped underground at Littleton Colliery , Staffs , on Monday . 

Bolger , 55 , a farmer , a Catholic , and the father of nine children , was the son of Irish immigrant parents . 

She wants to believe my father was a changed man , that no girl was with them , so she 's convinced herself they were alone . 

Salah persuaded the fathers or brothers of the girls to consider the schemes and these men were reassured to know that women had discussed the matter and had achieved some consensus . 

THE father of a girl who was raped and beaten on her paper round yesterday pleaded for help in catching her attacker . 

Neither father nor son realized that this was the start of a sundering between them . 

Murray 's father , feeling that neither communiquýJ0-NN1 sufficiently absolved his son , left tax exile in Marbella bellowing recriminations and removed the boy from the school . 

In Fennell a father sought to secure the release of his son who had been arrested for participating in an affray . 

The night before they reached the tributary of the Baleh river they sought , Balbindor overheard a significant exchange between father and son . 

Mozart 's father , Leopold -- himself a musician -- recognised that his son was an infant prodigy and took him away from Salzburg on a concert tour of Western Europe which lasted well over three years . 

He held a folder in his hands , similar to that which Duncan had . 

` I 'll mail it next week , " she said as she turned away to replace the folder in the cabinet . 

Alexei added the permafax to the others already contained in the folder in his hand . 

It was found in a cardboard folder in the back of the accused 's car . 

It was while she was looking for his record folder in the filing cabinet that she realised her hands were trembling . 

Yet the folder of poems makes clear that there was a group of women poets associated with Weston Hall . 

She carries under one arm her folder of lecture notes , and under the other a bundle of books from which to read illustrative quotations . 

The Director of Studies then produced a folder of his son 's Art ( from another school ) . 

The nun spread other sheets of paper from the folder on the table . 

Henniker looked at the filing cabinets , and at a huge pile of folders on Mr. Marshall 's desk . 

As she stooped to empty her bag , she caught sight , within one of her folders , of a message written on the margin of a page : ` Iron " , it said . 

Abberley 's with piles of cigarettes , note pads , lawyer 's folders , photographs , a torch , pencils , jar of caramels . 

Your presentation folder contains all the samples for your new colour scheme 

Cotterell lifted some manila folders , and they slid around and spilled across the desk . 

The office was empty when Jay got in , and she slid her dream onto her desk with a work folder to hide it from Francis 's camp curiosity . 

Mint Stamps -- A full set of stamps for each issue , packaged to arrive in mint condition in a protective folder . 

Stamp folders should be kept under lock and key to avoid pilfering . 

Berg was holding out his credentials , a plastic folder containing a laminated card with his photograph on it . 

` Another ransom letter , " Hannah was saying to Bob Southwell , passing him the plastic folder . 

He opened a blue folder resting in his lap , glanced through the typed sheets . 

She put it to one side , and opened the folder of photographs . 

Her mother took a folder from the drawer of the dresser and Terry took out one of the photographs . 

She took the folder and shot upstairs from her own tiny cell at one end of the double cube . 

Nothing really beneficial can come about , however , unless there is an empathy between giver and receiver . 

The thin bridge of empathy between two professional people was abruptly dashed away . 

The beauty of working on location is that so much is experienced , there is the constant interaction with the people and environment , and a constant stream of information filters into the subconscious and builds up an intuitive feeling and empathy for the country , culture and language , which ultimately influenced my drawings . 

To demonstrate his empathy with the women whom he spends his life treating , he adds that : ` If my beard had a 6 per cent chance of turning malignant I would shave it off . " 

His revolutionary vision and empathy with the oppressed peoples of the world led to his involvement in social movements in the United States , Britain , Africa and the Caribbean . 

Because of this , Blanc expresses a real empathy with the average cook at home . 

This is done methodically , with elaborate cross referencing , but nevertheless fragments Einstein 's personal history and diminishes the reader 's empathy . 

This being so , the experience of older people is not only an invaluable and irreplaceable source of history , it is an essential element of counselling empathy . 

And gradually he came to realize that there was a particular reason for the attraction which was not the empathy of the girl . 

The point made earlier about the potential empathy of the sexual outcast is here made in reverse -- about a community in relation to him or her . 

Most importantly , there will be an empathy between yourself and your therapist . 

In fact , if you are able to do this successfully , and if there is an empathy between yourself and your partner , the experience will be enlivening for both parties . 

It is important to establish empathy with patients who have visual problems in order to discover what they might find helpful , and what is required for independence to be maintained or regained . 

Top show dogs develop a real empathy with their handlers , in the same way as horses and jockeys . 

Quite clearly , Brahms felt a particular empathy for the chamber medium , and each work is an unqualified masterpiece exploring a different aspect of the composer 's multi-faceted personality . 

As I dragged myself back to the Duck and Forceps , I suddenly felt a strange empathy with the great Mike Channon . 

I certainly felt more empathy for my mother and what she had been through . 

He admits he has no empathy with these squalid filth-dwellers , and Reynard rarely admits to anything . 

Emotional awareness , ie being open about feelings and having empathy for how other people are feeling 

She had a great empathy with animals and vast enthusiasm for what she did . 

All show the conductor 's empathy with the composer displayed in lyrical lines and incandescent climaxes , poetry and fire nicely balanced . 

At dinner they took in their soup with gusts of air and could be heard right across the Hall . 

When life is hectic and you 've only got half an hour in the evening to snatch a meal , a heartwarming bowl of Campbell 's condensed soup with some crusty bread makes an ideal supper . 

The birds that do it are the oilbirds of South America , and the cave swiftlets of the Far East , the ones whose nests are used for birds ' nest soup . 

Specialities of the house are the crab soup , made from locally caught crabs , and homemade sweets . 

Dinner confirmed Sally 's blend of forward planning and sheer competence ; iced cucumber soup was followed by steak Bordelaise and my favourite pud of crème brûlée . 

As budgets contract , appetites are expanding for old favourites such as oxtail soup and casseroles . 

Before the apple charlotte , Miss Chib was given a bowl of pea soup with a spoonful of whipped cream on it . 

At the restaurant table , there 's a full bowl of pea soup between us that will remain untasted for the duration of our meeting . 

The puppets are modelled on the famous illustrations by Tenniel -- but Spitting Images must have influenced the formidable duchess and Tebbit-like cook and they stirred their pepper soup and sneezed . 

When she had finished she said to Piers , to hide her confusion , ` I -- I always think how odd it is that turtle soup does n't taste of turtle . " 

The descriptions of the dishes are tantalising indeed , starting with spinach fritter in ` tangy sauces " and yoghurt soup with white radish and pepper . 

She then came back to tell me the customer did n't like green so would n't be having the soup . 

` This is all your fault , Kelly Adam , " she muttered , savagely stirring a panful of soup . 

Benjamin brought a fresh cup of wine and a bowl of greasy soup . 

There is also an eggcup , a biscuit tin , a tin of Colman 's mustard and a packet of Heinz cock-a-leekie soup . 

Quickly , Hari ladled the soup into bowls and cut a few thick pieces of bread , suddenly realizing that she was hungry too . 

Kate tested her mixture , added more salt and pepper and said , ` Tsatsiki , a cold Greek soup for a change . 

Bowls of the clear chicken soup they loved were put on the table . 

That night I packed , ordered the cook to prepare some chicken soup for the journey and to find some cows ' milk . 

Dinner is a home-cooked , traditionally English meal -- for example , home-made chicken soup ; roast beef and Yorkshire pudding ; and fresh fruit flan . 

Chicken soup for breakfast was a lousy way to start the day , but at least it was hot . 

No other recipe causes so much grief , with the possible exception of chicken soup -- but that 's another saga ! 

Apart from the acts , there were chopped liver , chicken soup and all manner of things which the predominantly Jewish audience devoured with delight . 

At lunchtimes I could n't wait to have my regular fix of Anguillan fish soup with rouille , a creamy fish soup with croutons and tasty garlic dip . 

In Liguria strong flavours mix with frugal foods for the specialities and hearty fish dishes play a big part -- try ` buridda " , a tasty fish soup . 

He prepares the delicious four-course evening meal with home-made soups and traditional English dishes as his speciality . 

Helen considers her home-made soups the speciality of the house . 

Specialities of the house are home-made soups and delicious main-course sauces . 

The Magnolia dining room caters for the smaller appetite , with a selection of filled rolls and home-made soups . 

After a hot mess-tin full of oxtail soup , I was more than ready to get into any old slit trench to have some desperately needed sleep . 

Never mind the name was shared with Sussex 's biggest , baddest inland town ; the jazz was hotter than the scorching asparagus soup , and many cut the rug until closing . 

Later , at half-past twelve , she began preparing a simple meal , hot soup and cold salad . 

` I see you washed your hands again , " my father said as I sipped the hot soup . 

In addition , the clients can buy hot homemade soup over the counter . 

Bring the soup to the boil , stirring from time to time , then simmer slowly for 45-60min , until the vegetables are soft and the lentils have cooked and thickened the soup . 

Dudley orders a spicy lentil soup and a bottle of sparkling mineral water . 

Jack opened his presents in the car and we head for home and a tin of lentil soup . 

Fresh vegetable soups also feature on some menus -- but delicious as they are you should try to limit those made with cream ( such as lettuce and asparagus ) . 

Other options include soups like consommés , and wonderful vegetable soups — though make sure that cream is not included . 

I do n't like vegetable soup -- the carrots are diced too neatly . " 

Lunch consisted of garbure , a thick vegetable soup , followed by veal a la forestiere and pot-au-chocolat for dessert . 

It was nearly two o'clock and there were few soldiers drinking the hot soup and ersatz coffee . 

The Feldwebel drank his soup straight out of the bowl and baited the mousy man because he would n't do the same . 

Sally-Anne attacked her food with vigour , and when she had drunk her soup , buttered and eaten her roll , Dr Neil prompted her gently , ` Talk to me about it , McAllister . 

Lily ate Sunday lunch -- cream of mushroom soup , roast chicken , stuffing , bread sauce , roast potatoes , boiled peas strangely dry tasting and limp carrots -- with polite enthusiasm . 

She had made little effort to take care of him when , too hurt to stand , he had lain on the mattress for three days eating only the canned tomato soup she had reluctantly prepared . 

Rory McShane , for Newry and Mourne Council , said Mrs Trainor 's daughter noticed something rather strange about it when she started to eat the soup . 

I thought of making soup with these , but we 'd lose the delicacy of the flavour . " 

I have also made a very rich soup from smoked salmon pieces , but be very cautious about your fish stock if it is not to be spoiled by excessive salt . 

Do they sit for hours making up ridiculous French translations for tomato soup and spam ? 

Grace Poole was making soup over a fire , and behind her a shape crawled on the floor . 

Civil-defence workers serving hot soup from their mobile kitchens on Hof station have tears streaming down their faces . 

Put aside a quarter of the chopped vegetables in separate dishes to serve with the soup . 

She lumbered over to turn it off , plodded back , served herself more soup , piled in the bread 

By now , his wife would have given up waiting and served the cold beetroot soup with sour cream and chives . 

Serve the soup immediately , garnished with chopped parsley or chives . 

` A bus-load of boring belly dancers , " I said , and pranced around the room . 

We always had busloads of Glen Miller fans turning up , because the name ` The Dance Kings " kinda denoted that we would be playing that kind of music . 

The mourners were relatives of 14-month-old Vedrana Glavas and two-year-old Roki Sulejmanovic , killed when snipers ambushed a bus-load of children fleeing from the civil war last Saturday . 

Piccadilly Circus is the traditional haunt of busloads of Day-Glo European schoolchildren loitering with intent to spend their last tenner on a Sex Pistols T-shirt . 

Yesterday , busloads of lads were disgorged at the city square to make their feelings plain . 

However , Ewan Marwick , chief executive of Glasgow Chamber of Commerce , said he was sceptical about the effectiveness of the scheme and questioned whether hard-pressed traders would respond to the cash plea . 

Luxmoore J. ordered rectification as against the daughter but , having concluded that the non est factum plea failed , he dismissed the rectification claim against the chargees . 

Some critics , including the US government 's attorney general , have called for an end to the insanity plea altogether . 

His justification for the necessary invasion of privacy is the familiar - and thoroughly respectable -- plea that politics should and must be personalised . 

The ` man 's " plea is according to plot , as is Jacob 's response , ` I will not let you go , unless you bless me . " 

Polish historians blame Lloyd George for the unstable and unworkable arrangements imposed on Danzig ; they emphasise , quite rightly , his hostility to the Poles and his susceptibility to German pleas . 

Sir Patrick Mayhew was among 90 MPs and peers who heard the plea for upgrading the main road to Larne and rail and road routes in south-west Scotland and north-west England . 

No disrespect to my conveyancing brethren but I would n't let them loose on a guilty plea of going the wrong way round a keep left sign . 

Terrified of losing his only child , mindful of Kim 's sobbing pleas not to leave her , Bob had fought off earlier legal actions to win his co-operation . 

And despite her frantic pleas , her offers of bribes , of hidden jewellery , she was sentenced to death . 

On the evening of 20 November the Prime Minister 's swift decision to fight on plunged the Conservatives into almost total disarray .

The President said that if the United States and Pakistan were really serious in wishing to settle the Afghan problem they should acknowledge the new reality in Afghanistan , where seven months after the departure of Soviet troops the PDPA had become more united and strengthened , while the guerrillas were in total disarray .

The Bridge disaster , along with the subsequent events on Moloch , had thrown Piper 's carefully calculated schedules into complete disarray .

It is wider of the mark , however , when it uses the possible closure of the SERC 's Nuclear Structure Facility to suggest that the government 's science funding machinery is in disarray .

Each game , it 's true , begins in disarray and goes through episodes of contortion and crosspurpose .

The loans were to be administered by a specially formed company under contract to the government ; but the government has been unable to secure the co-operation of the major banks , who were to be the chief participants in the new company , and the loans scheme is in disarray .

However , not just on the economic front does our interest lie in closer co-operation , but in defence and foreign affairs the collective strength and influence of the European Community will assume new importance with the demise of the Soviet Union and the disarray of eastern Europe .

It has been reported in the press today that gas regulation is in disarray .

Questions about Mr Major 's style and the way he was fighting the battle arose from the evident disarray in the Conservative campaign .

It 's inconsistent decision-making by managers which precipitates organizations into confusion , disarray and low morale .

At Long Beach , Mario notched up another victory and by Spain , the new car was beginning to show its real value : Mario was on pole position , led the race from beginning to end and put the opposition into disarray .

Europe 's disarray in the face of the Gulf crisis has become one of the most frequent topics of ironic comment .

` The Fascists at the moment are gaining ground throughout Europe while democracy and Socialism are in disarray .

She was about seventeen years old , with long dark hair in disarray around her face .

The most important lesson we can learn from our present educational disarray is that education is for everybody .

That shift , together with the emphasis on ` the right team '' leadership and traditional Tory reserves of loyalty , undoubtedly helped the party to fend off the week 's much-resented media attention to division and disarray .

The House will welcome the Minister 's assurance about the protection of people when they are in custody , but unfortunately the Minister 's perception is completely different from that of the community as a whole . 

Animal welfare had been the subject of discussions with several leading UK retailers and the Danish industry had offered assurances about the way in which animals are produced and reared there . 

In spite of the repeated assurances of his gushingly polite secretary , Mattie knew that he was deliberately avoiding her . 

My constituent had sought assurances from the Minister about the financing of the proposed station . 

RAIL passengers could soon be hit by a series of one-day strikes after RMT , the biggest railway union , failed to get assurances over job losses , a spokesman for the union said last night . 

Most of us civilians accepted the official assurances that some part of Burma would be held , and so we stayed put . 

On receipt of the Colonel 's verbal assurance , the Company was able to provide a service the next day . 

` Pearson , " the Sunday Times reported , ` is thought to have given an assurance that it will not plunder the surplus . 

Can the Minister give us a categorical assurance that that will not happen ? 

He also gave an assurance that he was abandoning plans to alter the Constitution so that the executive would be prime ministerial rather than presidential . 

But the community health council 's chief officer , Mrs Chris Stead , said the council had still not been given any assurances that the situation was being addressed . 

Mr Maher said he had received assurances from the Government that new legislation on increasing competition would apply to the book agreement . 

She was a strong swimmer , a good cook , and she had received Clive 's assurance that their relationship would remain strictly platonic . 

Leaving Italy , where he met government officials and had an audience with Pope John Paul II , Mandela travelled to Canada , where he received assurances of support from Prime Minister Brian Mulroney . 

The hijackers gave themselves up after receiving assurances that they could seek asylum elsewhere . 

The Federal Bureau of Investigation said last week that up to 30 cult members inside the compound had expressed interest in leaving if they received assurances about their legal rights . 

In August 1966 their bulletin Tuairisc ( information ) published a long analysis of the political situation facing Irish republicans . 

An analysis of news originating anywhere away from the line-of-rail showed that it frequently came from such a tour , which shows what difficulty the news media had in getting rural news . 

It involves the analysis of issues affecting the industry , preparation of reviews and reports and the development and use of data management systems . 

There will be an analysis of news reporting during the Gulf War and studies on crisis situations such as immigration in Europe , AIDS and freedom of information in eastern Europe . 

The next set of materials , house forms , has been most fully studied by Glassie in an analysis of eighteenth-century extant folk housing in Middle Virginia . 

For the past 30 years almost all economic analysis of decision making in situations of risk and uncertainty has been based on expected utility theory . 

An analysis by the Council for the Protection of Rural England ( CPRE ) showed that less than a year after the first structural concrete was poured , the project was already £136 million over budget . 

But the scant dynamical evidence requiring the existence of this planet is largely refuted in a new analysis by Myles Standish of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory . 

The study of bureaucracy has formed part of the analysis by economists of public choice in the non-market sector . 

That is an analysis by the officers of what additional funds they felt was needed for them to fulfil their statutory duties . 

Regression analysis for the former relationship indicates a decrease of around $400 per capita GNP for a 1°C increase in temperature . 

A careful analysis of clients ' backgrounds , their experiences when involved with social services and longer-term situations would sharpen the focus of practice and can be easily undertaken . 

In the following chapter , we shall use relatively short passages for exemplifying the analysis of prose style . 

Birdwhistell carried out some very detailed analysis of every movement made by people during a conversation . 

Neustadt 's analysis of presidential power highlights the importance of the strategies employed by the president of the United States and the contingency of presidential influence . 

Much of the power of middle-out strategies derives from the quickness with which an analysis of some stretch of sound has access to information in a later stretch of sound . 

This hypothesis requires further analysis of the passive voice before it can be considered confirmed however . 

We support the emphasis of data collection and analysis on coastal resources prior to preparation of the development plan . 

Hoggett 's analysis concerns itself principally with the opportunities opened up for the left by these changes , with more direct contact between service providers and consumers through neighbourhood offices . 

They argue that Marx 's class analysis is too simplistic to account adequately for the complexity of social inequality . 

Kreidler ( 1989 ) reviews this approach and others ( pp. 293-304 ) , but his treatment of Gimson 's vowel analysis is inaccurate . 

Although still recognisably human in shape , and with a skin covering of normal human skin , X-ray analysis had revealed a new and scientifically impossible internal network of industrial steel and plastics . 

This has naturally been reflected in changes in methodology , particularly in a movement away from course impression analysis towards student performance analysis . 

There is an analysis of how these criteria may be used to identify segment boundaries . 

This analysis led Sir John Hoskyns to support both the concept of political ` think tanks " to assist ministers and the nomination of some senior civil servants on a party political basis . 

We studied 101 family members of 47 non-insulin dependent diabetic subjects to determine the relation of birth weight with β cell function and insulin sensitivity in adult life . 

It has also been reported that diabetics may have increased vascular sensitivity to angiotensin II ( Christlieb , 1976 ; Weidmann et al , 1979 ) . 

What instrumental techniques can not do is evaluate the sensory attributes of an odour , in particular its acceptability , nor can they compete with the human nose as far as sensitivity to most odours is concerned . 

It may be that they have developed new sensitivities to foods , or that they are becoming chemical-sensitive . 

This reaction in no way invalidates their food sensitivity -- it is real , even if the symptoms of the moment are mentally generated or psychogenic . 

For those with severe chemical sensitivity , creating a chemical-free ` oasis " in the house can be very valuable . 

Seventeen of the patients who identified food sensitivities had an open rechallenge with recurrence of symptoms in 10 ( 24% of total ) . 

No significant correlation was found between centile group for birth weight and insulin sensitivity ( fig 2 ) , body mass index , fasting plasma glucose concentration , or blood pressure . 

If there is little or no improvement on the Step 2 diet , then it may be because there is a general yeast sensitivity , due to candidiasis ( see p 184 ) . 

the main purpose of our present study was to determine whether chronic infection with H pylori alters the sensitivity of the parietal cells to gastrin . 

Since then , many other doctors who treat food intolerance and chemical sensitivity have claimed that such sensitivity can produce a wide range of mental problems . 

In general , there is evidence that children who have developed a sensitivity to cow 's milk may become sensitive to soya proteins as well , if they consume them in large quantities . 

Launched on a miniscule budget and a surge of dubious optimism , held together in the first eighteen months by a poultice of desperation and blind faith ( not to mention liberal applications of cow gum and sellotape ) , still independent after a decade of brinkmanship publishing this is a tremendous achievement . 

Reporting on the decade of change following the 1971 Census , the CES found : first , in those areas under consideration , there has been a population decline of 20 per cent , whereas the population at large has grown . 

An Investment Decade for Britain will start with the immediate introduction of enhanced investment allowances ( see page 9 ) . 

In his end-of-year review in December 1989 , the Director-General , Edouard Saouma , described the 1980s as a " lost " development decade for many Third-World countries . 

A decade of economic stagnation has forced families to turn schoolchildren into breadwinners . 

BREAKING two decades of silence in the Soviet media , one of Russia 's most distinguished writers has denounced the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 as ` collective murder " . 

BRITAIN could face a decade of high unemployment if it became a full member of the European Monetary System without a sharp fall in the pound , according to a pressure group , the Campaign for Work . 

The election itself came only after a decade of political squabbling . 

The past two decades of database development have been rather boring . 

Here are two states , their economies reeling from decades of Communist rule , seeking control of a fleet which neither can properly afford to maintain . 

It is the jewel of four decades of French and German diplomacy and the pillar of any future European architecture …

In 1988 , after a decade of wrangling , the surfing year would finally culminate with the Hawaiian Triple Crown . 

My recommendation is that we scrap them for the ten year decade of evangelism as a trial period and then think again in AD 2000 ! 

After more than a decade of restoration work , Peter Paul Rubens 's renowned triptych ` The Raising of the Cross " ( 1609-10 ) is back on view in Antwerp cathedral . 

The brutality of her jealous crime -- killing Penny McAllister ( 24 ) in a blood-thirsty bid to steal the victim 's Army Captain husband -- shocked an Ulster community already hardened by decades of violence . 

` After several decades of decline , cinema-going is enjoying something of a renaissance . 

To achieve industrial competitiveness normally requires decades of persistent activity , not just a few years , but it can be thrown away very quickly and very easily . 

The negotiations to prepare for Rio reflect the continuing attempt by the South to bring the North to the table to overcome over four decades of neglect on the growth and development of the South …

Under Charlton the Republic have made quite dramatic progress , reaching the finals of the European Championships in West Germany last year , his appointment undeniably responsible for an upsurge in potential after decades of comparatively anonymous endeavour . 

A silent handshake across the joined lines , over 1.5 kilometres from base and at a depth of 30 metres , concluded over a decade of searching . 

Although this project failed to come to fruition even with Apple behind it -- it was to lead us indirectly into more than a decade of adventuring in some of the most remote regions of Indonesia . 

British Telecom have information on a wide range of equipment to assist hearing impaired people . 

Essential equipment to enable a child to participate in a group may be provided , opportunities for training may be shared . 

You should keep this chart with your cleaning equipment to help cope with an emergency . 

The licenses have been issued on condition that PowerGen installs equipment to remove most of the harmful emissions by 1998 . 

Over the years the Army turned to off-the-shelf civilian radio equipment to provide essential communications . 

Here are some sample questions and answers ; as you can see , they do n't know much , and lack the mental equipment for intuitive or imaginative leaps . 

The company still plans to sell off Thorn Security and Electronics , which makes security and surveillance equipment for the defence industry . 

Or we 'd find out if there 's a special-needs school in the area which would benefit from special equipment for handicapped children . 

Dormanstown Primary spent it on recreation and learning equipment for its special needs unit . 

The spread of multimedia is bound to create a huge demand for peripheral equipment of all sorts . 

In the past twenty years the planning , organization and equipment of order-maintenance has been steadily updated and centralized , so that the police now has the potential to mobilize thousands of riot-trained and equipped police officers . 

He had none of the equipment of a detective , neither being particularly observant nor having any great insight into the psychology of small boys . 

I am appalled at the flippant way in which the hon. Member addresses the serious matter of the continuing equipment of the Royal Navy . 

The number of troops and the amount of equipment of all non-German armed forces stationed in Berlin will not be greater than at the time of signature of the present treaty . 

The board can also be used for incline/decline work with barbells and dumb-bells , and does not have to be regarded only as a piece of equipment for exercising the stomach . 

Make sure you 've regularly checked all tack and equipment for stitching etc . 

The big snag for listeners is that the equipment for receiving the surround-sound is not yet on sale . 

Sean said : ` It 's all right to sell off confiscated goods such as videos and TVs but not equipment for breaking into cars and houses . 

` The big companies were not going to invest in equipment for maintaining these engines , " argues Mendoros . 

The man is also equipped with a reserve parachute and a container for his personal equipment . 

The division has the important task of defeating any enemy breakthrough into the British Corps area and is equipped with the Army 's latest equipment , including the Warrior Armoured Infantry Fighting Vehicle . 

Dowding does best when its customers are working their equipment flat out . 

But as far as being anal about my equipment , as some guys are , I do n't really give a shit as long as it sounds good and works . 

The world 's best golfers rely on their equipment as much as their skill . 

Most of our brewing equipment has not aged nearly as well as many of you here tonight and so it is being replaced . 

In fact there are various references in his diaries to his taking his etching equipment out into the landscape -- but whether this was soft-ground plates is not made clear . 

Theresa Berkley ( she of the brothel famous for the variety of its flagellation equipment ) called her ` The reviver of erotic literature in the present century " . 

The village has bought its own playing field and children 's play equipment . 

2 Provide any dressing equipment needed for the early days after discharge . 

This system is laborious , and if the fencing equipment is not carefully maintained , stock can break out with disastrous results . 

So much greenhouse equipment is electric and a light will allow you to work with the plants at any time of the day . 

Injected into closed ‘ steam chests ’ at atmospheric pressure for 10 minutes after the temperature reaches 96°C it can disinfect milking equipment , churns and other items . 

Money was needed to purchase vital studio equipment and other machinery . 

Perrier 's first explanation for the contamination of its water was that a worker at its French plant had mistakenly used the wrong sort of cleaning fluid on bottling equipment . 

It was the sort of belt sold widely in shops specializing in Western or camping equipment . 

After a 15-day consultation period with the commission and Denmark ends on 3 April , if Denmark continues to broadcast , the Government can issue an order making advertising and decoding equipment a criminal offence . 

Diving equipment and clothing worth £1,145 was stolen from Beaumont Street car park , Darlington , at the weekend . 

The Trio-Kenwood Corporation , a world leader in the home audio , car audio , communications , test and measuring equipment , is driven by high quality , advanced design and sensitivity to market trends 

For smaller companies , especially those engaged in craft industries , the combined cost of monitoring equipment , inspection and certification is proving so high as to threaten their existence . 

In the playground they had a sturdy wooden house with door and windows , climbing and swinging equipment and lots of small bicycles and tricycles . 

The business grew Topsy-like as Dixons stacked its shelves with electrical and photographic equipment from low-cost suppliers in the Far East . 

Engineers have long wrestled with the problems of safe guarding equipment against RFI . 

The machines included equipment with which an operator could do programming by editing the computer tapes that white-collar staff provided . 

Universal Office Supplies , the largest suppliers of office equipment within the UK , are publishing The Green Office Guide , written by John Elkington and Julia Hailes , co-authors of the best-seller Green Consumer Guide . 

I understand that Wyre Borough Council are standardising all the play equipment throughout the borough and bringing it up to British Standards safety requirements . 

After leaving the cylinders , it powers items of auxiliary equipment before passing through a large radiator in the support unit , returning cool to the water tank . 

You must have the correct access equipment before attempting any kind of roof work . 

And with the emphasis placed on temperature control , your visiting environmental health officer is bound to find your refrigeration equipment worth looking into . 

The following description of the two forms of right is thus necessarily brief and the emphasis is on computer equipment rather than attempting to give a detailed account of design law . 

Most consumers had bought stereo equipment by then , and equipment manufacturers saw quadraphony as a golden opportunity to cash in on sales of new records , pickups , amplifiers , and loudspeakers . 

He activated the aircraft 's radar scrambling unit , switched on the moving map display and set the detection and recording equipment for fully automatic sequence . 

I think I can see electrical equipment in here , bigger than anything I 've ever seen before . 

In August 1756 Yeoman was put in charge of the ventilation equipment on all HM ships , allowing him to be described in his application for election to the Royal Society as ` Chief Marine Superintendent of H.M . 

Police are trying to hook a thief who stole specialised fishing equipment worth more than £1,300 . 

And a photographer whose photographic equipment was lost in the city centre last week has appealed for anyone with information on the missing items to contact the police . 

She went downstairs to the kitchen where Rodney was packing food and cookery equipment into cartons . 

It was the moment when there was new interest in cooking in this country , but nowhere to buy kitchen equipment . 

Kitchen equipment -- cooker , refrigerator , washing-machine and spin-drier -- should all be checked to see that they are functioning well and safely . 

The rest stuck to safe things such as kitchen equipment , washing-powders , motorcars , carpets and toothbrushes. £10 to the winners , plus an extra five to Katie Mallett . 

Most high quality kitchen equipment is manufactured in stainless steel for its strength , resistance to damage and for hygiene considerations . 

On top of all her other commitments , she is involved in a major aid project to supply African health services with surplus American medical equipment . 

VANDALS have wrecked the home and medical equipment of a three-year-old boy who needs a life-saving transplant operation . 

Over the next two years , Mr D'Silva bought seven medical companies , specialising in areas such as contamination control equipment and sterilisation and disinfectant equipment . 

The drill was guided by computerised medical imaging equipment . 

The then Japanese Foreign Minister Sosuke Uno visited Mongolia in May 1989 and offered a grant of 60,000,000-yen grant ( approximately US$440,000 ) for purchasing medical and audio-visual equipment . 

The recent improvement in East-West relations must also make the market for military equipment less favourable . 

Pieces of military equipment and mid-first century pottery found on the surface indicate the possibility of a military origin , but trial trenches merely confirm the period . 

This process was further stimulated by the massive increase in state purchase of military and industrial equipment during the Second World War . 

We can see this idea expressed in international relations between states : the USA could not defeat Vietnam despite the fact that in terms of military equipment the USA had the most powerful weapons . 

Hungary did agree , however , to buy military equipment and spares worth $800 million in part-settlement of the debt . 

The Tube is an interesting piece of equipment which can be used for at least six different purposes . 

They may be very basic , as in the beer line cleaning equipment used in licensed premises , or highly sophisticated fully automatic computer monitored and controlled . 

The text processing equipment and VDUs will be used in a normal clean office environment . 

As a detector owner you probably already possess most of the equipment used by beachcombers . 

In the darkness of the ocean depths , the varying light of the seasons goes unnoticed but many shallow-water fish respond to it . 

A shoaling wave begins to ` feel the bottom " when the water depth becomes equal to about one quarter of the wavelength and is thereafter capable of moving the seabed sediment grains . 

This very useful group of hybrids all flourish in a depth of 30-60 cm ( 1-2 ft ) of water . 

The container should have a water depth of about half to three quarters of an inch . 

Limited British mining operations in the Messines Ridge were stepped up in September 1915 , and galleries began to be dug that reached a depth of 27m/90ft . 

This was particularly so in the Passchendaele sector of the Ypres salient , for the ground was reclaimed swamp and water was met at a depth of 45cm/ 18in . 

The snow in Austria is stunning , of a quality and depth unheard of in mid-December for many years . 

Off shallow coasts , 90 per cent of white light is absorbed at 10 metres ( 33 feet ) depth , and only one per cent of white light penetrates below 40 metres ( 130 feet ) . 

Slightly to the east of the Sike is a long shakehole opening into Newby Moss pot , 315 feet in depth and therefore to be avoided ; and there are other mantraps nearby . 

The snippet in Rufus 's Monday morning newspaper measured just an inch in depth . 

The plastic version has only the last of these features and is 3 inches in depth . 

At about 50 km depth , as you can see from Figure 6.3 , the wave speeds suddenly increase . 

The near-vertical deposit has been drilled to 300 m depth and could be worked in an open pit . 

Acidity had increased up to 0.9 pH units in the upper level and 0.7 units at a metre depth . 

This wrist model I tried was designed for air diving and programmed with the Bühlmann ZHL12 algorithm with automatic ranging from 3,500 metres above sea level to 100 metres depth . 

An idea I have found very useful for picking up unwanted food and rubbish from the bottom of a tank ( such as a bare bottom isolation tank etc. ) is a simple length of rigid tube about ¼″ dia and three or four inches longer than the tank depth . 

The neck itself is made from Canadian maple and feels fairly slim for a five -- 45mm across the nut , with a depth of just 23mm and a width of 60mm at the twelfth fret . 

But Nina was n't listening , she put her head in her hands and her shoulders were shaking with the depths of her distress . 

In Muckle Gill the " shaft " was driven in from the " side of the mountain " and , Dickson reports , was then about 30 yards in depth . 

John had decided to dig a depth of nine feet , but after removing four feet of earth , the men hit a hard band of shale and a Kango breaker was hired to remove the remaining debris . 

The average depth of the sea is 12,430 feet -- much deeper than the average height of the land , a mere 2,760 feet . 

There , at depths between 1,300 and 2,500 feet and in temperatures of around 20°C , eels lay their eggs . 

The PDR System , the first of its kind to be used in a subsea completion in the Deepwater gulf of Mexico , is for Shell 's Tahoe No. 4 well in a water depth of 1,500 feet . 

The sea lagoon turned out to vary in depth from a few inches to a couple of feet . 

At an approximate depth of three inches from the chest wall , the wound was a mere half-inch wide . 

In addition I recovered three William III sixpences that came up from a depth of between 9 to 10 inches . 

At depths greater than about 100 km the wave speeds are rather uncertain . 

Any boundary at a depth of about 300 km ( Figure 6.3 ) would be the direct result of inhomogeneous accretion . 

The ` crust-mantle boundary " at a depth of 50 km on the nearside could be confined to mare basins , the result of the mare impacts . 

With a maximum depth of 50 m and little opportunity for wind-stirring , the lake waters are strongly layered . 

According to Stoddart most reef corals grow at depths of less than 25 m ( 12 fathoms ) and optimum growth conditions appear at depths of less than 10 m ( 5 fathoms ) . 

Depths of weathering may exceed 100 m and exceptionally reach 300 m or more . 

At depths of greater than 430 metres ( 1400 feet ) , the sea is pitch black . 

“ whose grooves of the tread pattern of the tyre did not have a depth of at least 1.6 mm throughout a continuous band situated in the central three-quarters of the breadth of the tread and round the entire outer circumference of the tyre ” . 

James Campbell President of the Board Deputy Chief , Indianapolis Police Department

In our fund raising efforts to date , we have received the support of local government , foundations , and corporations as well as the personal financial commitments of individual MCCOY Board members .

As a former board member , the success of the YMCA is still important to me .

This way when we go out to ask for community support and are asked about our board giving level , we can show our in-house commitment through 100% board participation .

Since everthing is to be found in Shakespeare , it is not surprising that on at least two occasions the Board has contributed his own Red Pants nuggets .

I hope that the board and upper management rot in jail and never see the light of day again - apart from when you are exercising in the open prison yard in your shackles

Dr Aronow has received honoraria as a speaker and advisory board member for Pfizer and as a speaker for Merck .

They show him as an Army lieutenant , at his swearing-in as a state senator , as ambassador to the United Nations , surrounded by children as New York City school board president , and at other jobs , leading up to his current position , state comptroller .

Carl McCall , Army lieutenant , state senator , ambassador to the United Nations , school board president , Citibank vice president , and one of the most effective comptrollers in New York history .

In half an hour there was a board meeting ; later , he was to hold a post mortem on a railroad ; at every moment questions were being asked by telegraph , by cable , questions that involved the credit of individuals , of firms , of even the country .

They are ruled by the cabildo , local governing boards formed of community leaders ( Gow and Rappaport 2002 : 51-52 ) .

Hewlett was himself influenced by his Stanford Dean of Engineering William Terman , a mentor and an influential Hewlett Packard board member ( Collins & Porras , 1995 ) .

makers—the Treasury Department , the Federal Reserve Board , and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York—who were best positioned to watch over our markets were ill prepared for the events of 2007 and 2008 . Other agencies were also behind

Fortunately , many prominent psychiatrists also believed that homosexuality was not an illness , and their lobbying , along with the innovative study performed by Hooker , who has been referred to as `` the Rosa Parks of the gay movement '' convinced the American Psychiatric Association Board of Trustees to vote to remove homosexuality from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual as a mental illness in December of 1973 .

This is a bricklayer 's accident report , which was printed in the newsletter of the British equivalent of the Workers' Compensation Board .

Friday to Sunday , the action moves to Napa , with both members-only and public events at COPIA: The American Center for Wine , Food and the Arts , of which she is an honorary board member .

The library board had conducted a national search for an architect , visited new libraries across the country , and solicited proposals from prominent architects .

I told my audience that I thought that the Salt Lake City library board would have a more difficult choice than their nineteenth-century New York counterparts .

The library board awarded the commission to Moshe Safdie , and a year later the plans for the new building were unveiled .

Colleen returned to Goldey-Beacom College to serve as the Chairman of the Board of Directors for Theta Phi Alpha and currently serves as the President of the Delaware Alumnae Association for the organization .

However , Tony Lama said it would promptly submit the offer to a special committee of the company 's board .

He also rejected reports that his departure stemmed from disappointment the general manager 's post had n't also led to a board directorship at the London -based news organization .

Mr . Reupke was one of three executives on Reuters 's eight-person executive committee who did n't also serve on the company 's board of directors .

'' If I were choosing the people of tomorrow , I would have chosen the people who are now on the board , '' he said .

The senior of the three executives who will assume Mr . Reupke 's duties is Nigel Judah , 58 , finance director and a Reuters board director .

Building and retaining a diverse staff and board is a major challenge for most programs .

McMillan ordered the Charlotte board to draw up a plan to take steps -- not necessarily busing -- to do so .

When the Iranian hostage crisis developed , this procedure went by the board : National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski took charge of crisis management .

The Sunbeam board 's eagerness to get rid of Chainsaw Al is a marked contrast to the story I 've been working ; namely , the United Auto Workers strikes against General Motors in Flint , Mich.

A participant added that earlier mandatory internal control reporting probably would have surfaced problems with ineffective boards of directors and audit committees .

cc : Mr . Donald J. Winn Assistant to the Board Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System

Following Institutional Review Board approval , we conducted structured discussions with first and second year internal medicine residents over a one-month period at EDP rounds .

I am pleased to transmit the comments of the Legal Services Corporation ( `` LSC '' or `` Corporation '' ) Board of Directors ( `` Board '' ) regarding the Semiannual Report of LSC 's Office of Inspector General ( `` OIG '' ) for the six-month period of October 1, 2000 through March 31, 2001 .

This study was approved by the Children's Hospital institutional review board , and informed consent was obtained from all adult participating subjects and from parents or legal guardians of participating minors .

Currently , he serves on the boards of the University of Pennsylvania , the Prudential Insurance Company of America , the Puerto Rican Legal Defense & Education Fund , and the American Arbitration Association .

The metro edition of the Times leads with the unanimous decision by the New York City Board of Education to require elementary school kids to wear uniforms .

By law , the Board is bipartisan : no more than six members can be of the same political party .

The Texas governor ca n't grant clemency to a death-row prisoner , although he can grant a 30-day reprieve until a state board reviews the prisoner 's plea .

This resource is intended to assist programs with diversity initiatives and guide grantee board and management discussions on the importance of diversity in providing high-quality and appropriate services to clients .

, Va. , in which the court ruled school boards had an `` affirmative duty '' to ensure `` racial discrimination would be eliminated root and branch . ''

But in the past year and a half , Guess has seen its stock price cut in half , had the only outside member of its board of directors quit after being on the job for a few weeks , and watched its chief financial officer resign for `` personal '' reasons .

As chairman and CEO , this one individual has a huge impact on the direction of the company , the role of the board , and the composition of the board .

The National Board of Visitors cordially invites you to become a Charter Associate of The Center on Philanthropy

Institutional investors may have concerns different from those of individual investors regarding expectations for corporate governance and the role of the board of directors .

No more than six members of the bipartisan board can be from any one political party .

In such cases , if the reporting of such additional data would be useful and relevant to readers , and would provide a better indication of the resources and obligations of the entity , the Board encourages such reporting .

As another step in its retreat into state-sponsored superstition , the board has also forbidden all references to the Big Bang .

Additionally , all private plane accidents , whether they involve a fatality or not , require a costly National Transportation Safety Board investigation .

However , a donation of $25 or more entitles you to official membership in the Alumni Association with the privileges thereof , including : 1 ) The right to vote in the upcoming Alumni Association Board Member elections ( currently two members of the Class of ' 84 , Maureen Althert and Brian Elson serve on the Board ) ; 2 ) An official Alumni Association decal and membership card ; 3 ) A discount on Alumni Association apparel ; and , 4 ) Eligibility for the Charity Raffle , $500 to be given to the charity of your choice .

The boards of both organizations eschewed impact litigation in favor of the 1960s model of providing direct client services .

While the state boards of accountancy have the ability to impose much stiffer sanctions , including revoking a CPA 's license to practice in a state , these boards have not exercised this sanction very frequently .

But the last time it got him in serous trouble was back in August , when he told the editorial board of the San Francisco Chronicle that despite his 17-year pro-life voting record , he did n't really support banning abortion .

After initially lying , insisting it had received no complaints , the board shifted to the more reliable techniques of equivocating and trivializing its critics , insisting that there was no problem , and if there was it was small , and temporary , and that those who complained were just a bunch of complainers whose purpose is just to make some complaints .

When you join the Center as a Charter Associate with a gift of $50 or more , you are entitled to many privileges , including a beautiful Charter Associate Certificate you 'll be proud to hang in your office and a copy of our National Board of Visitors ' prestigious publication Annual Report on the State of Philanthropy .

The decisionmaking mechanism used by RFBR is closer to Western standards , and involves anonymous refereeing followed by board discussions .

Nevertheless , the Board reiterates its position that entities should be provided maximum flexibility when applying the stewardship standards .

School systems are increasingly interested in reducing negative school behaviors , however , they have had difficulty identifying programs that are effective and easy to implement on a broad scale [ 14 ] . Given the urgent need and the readiness of school boards to address these needs , the testing and implementation of promising intervention programs is of great urgency .

Institutional Review Board approval for research involving human subjects was sought and achieved for this study and all participants signed informed consent forms .

Dr . Lovera is a board certified obstetrician and gynecologist , a Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics & Gynecology , and a certified menopause practitioner .

We began a series of recriminations about the events leading up to the war . 

Almost by reflex , McIlvanney and I take a corner table , and open up on the safe territory of swapping recriminations about our country 's lack of respect for the trade . 

He said he was not out to attribute blame or indulge in recriminations for last week 's ` grievous defeat " , but added : ` I think it fair to say that our tax proposals show perhaps less than total sensitivity to some of the interests of the voters in the South of England in particular , whose support we need . 

They need to be able to relax without hints or recriminations from their own parents . 

John Mabb , UK director of the NZ Meat Producers Board , made only the briefest of references to last year 's imports of chilled lamb into Scotland which led to recriminations from farmers . 

Complaints bring extraordinarily crude recriminations from the vandals . 

The propulsive string motif of Jacksons , Monk and Rowe solicited warm applause as did the political recriminations of This Sad Burlesque . 

There were bitter recriminations within the party about who was to blame for her decision to resign . 

There was also a purge of the bench and of juries , which enabled the government to take legal recriminations against a number of leading Whigs , whilst their Nonconformist allies were harassed through a rigorous enforcement of the penal laws . 

Mutual recriminations over the policy of the Lithuanian Bank and the government were made throughout May , over the printing of the new currency and over relations with the ex-Soviet banking structures . 

He must have been quite an enterprising businessman , my great-grandad , because he ran the butter cart in Baldersdale . 

After he 'd been coaxed out of the cart in the yard , three serving women had carried him into the house . 

Christmastime , he used to go and get some wood , and he 'd make engines , great big engines and … tip-up cart with two wheels . 

The man she had spellbound stayed behind ; her enchantments had been pitted against an energetic opponent , who exulted when she left , cursing her as she trudged away pushing a small cart with her possessions . 

Despite the competition , four years later she was able to purchase a wooden cart with small wheels . 

He had explained to her about the imitation dove that would fly out from the high altar during the Easter mass and light a great cart of fireworks . 

While Gabriel was emptying the cart of all remaining rubbish , ready for painting , he found some of the parchment petitions . 

In the meantime he has to go back to the town on further business , but first his horse needs shoeing , his cart needs repairing and he needs food and shelter . 

The teacher and I preferred to walk , for bullock carts had no springs and the tracks were rough . 

Jack Gooding , landlord of the Rose & Crown , had a hand cart built to carry a barrel and bottles , and this he would push down on to the factories each day . 

A man with a little tin cart was keeping our beautiful city clean , like it says on the posters , watched by the usual couple of loafers , one of them sitting on a fire hydrant . 

They were so different from the dustman 's horses and those that pulled the water carts . 

People were frantically packing up fruit and vegetable stalls , pushing carts and animals into their homes ; shutters were being banged tightly shut and everyone was shouting in loud , clattering voices . 

If you are lucky enough to have full length cupboards in the hallway , they can easily be reorganized to take china , cutlery , glass and linen and maybe even a trolley or serving cart . 

It stood on a piece of waste ground beyond which tinkers left their carts during the day , when they were begging or doing casual work . 

El Balyana was a town of dirt streets full of donkey carts and horse-drawn barouches . 

The people of the hamlet , sensing what destruction would follow the coming of these soldiers , were packing their few belongings into the farm cart . 

He recalled all these villages from his youth , trundling up through Mougins in an old farm cart at harvest time , tasting the grapes on the hillsides . 

The coffin was carried on a horse-drawn cart because it was a long time before a motor hearse became available . 

One picture shows children sharing a village street with scratching hens and a horse-drawn delivery cart . 

The honoured sacrifice was loaded onto a baggage-carrying cart and pulled away for disposal . 

There is a lovely smell of apricot and cinnamon spice , a light but extremely attractive dry texture and the same gentle , approachable apricot and cinnamon taste . 

These are becoming more popular and are generally Indian and/or African teas blended with fruit blossoms or oils , or spices . 

If you can not afford saffron , use turmeric , but you will miss the delicate fragrance of the Spanish spice . 

White mustard seed is mild and is often used as a pickling spice . 

Food was mainly dehydrated but Pete would pep up meals by mixing in spices and niceties he kept in redundant Kodak film cans . 

It originated when these rare spices were first brought to Italy from the East in medieval times . 

Cornubia , the latest from Penhaligon 's , combines the freshness of flowers with exotic spices ( from £25 ) . 

That was the lure of Persia -- the fantastic attractions it was held for Westerner ever since the seventeenth century , when traders , ambassadors and princes began to bring back exotic spices , silks and tales . 

The bland , slightly earthy flavour of lentils needs plenty of fresh spices , herbs and seasoning to transform them into tasty soups or spicy Indian dhals . 

Stir in 30ml ( 2tbsp ) demerara sugar and 5ml ( 1 tsp ) ground mixed spice . 

Mix the lamb , ginger , ground spices , two tablespoons of yogurt and seasoning in a bowl . 

The leaves can be pickled in brine ( sometimes with added hot Szechuan spices ) and served with pork dishes . 

None of these mixed spices is meant to be the full flavouring of a dish . 

Add the finely grated rind of the orange and lemon , the rum and mixed spice . 

Sweet spices are a must when preparing food for feasts and festivals , especially at Easter . 

Heat the oil in a large saucepan and fry the onions until they brown ; add the spices , raisins and almonds and fry for a further minute . 

She usually plumps for a lamb rogan josh ( £7.25 ) , a traditional dish cooked with spices , browned onions , ginger and garlic and simmered in yoghurt . 

Celia has managed to get fresh fish today and she 's cooked it in spices , just how you like it . " 

He kicked out as if kicking himself and yelped as his bare feet hit the end of the basket and a sharp end of wicker stabbed into his sole . 

Once the little ones had left the room , I shifted my position on the floor and sat cross-legged , trying to cover the soles of my feet with my skirt . 

However , when I examined the soles of Brampton 's feet , there were no marks- or cuts . 

The kind you feel through the soles of your feet when there 's going to be an earthquake . 

That done , he leans over to the other side and does the same thing with his other hand and foot so that both his palms and his soles are anointed with his pungent urine . 

It is also found on the palms of the hand and the soles of the feet , which are not sites commonly affected by other rashes . 

Your wrists are tied to your ankles , a metal bar is passed under your knees , you are lifted up , hanging from this bar , a wet floor cloth is placed over your face so that you can not breathe , and your head and the soles of your feet and beaten with a leather belt . 

Are the clips on the sidewalk grills meant to look like the soles of giant feet ! " 

He looked at the soles of the feet , making careful note of what he saw . 

Nikos is , among other things , a barefoot waterski champion and does the most wonderful tricks flying through the water at 60 mph on nothing but the soles of his size 11 feet ! 

Aunt Margaret , radiant , tickled the fat baby padding on Victoria 's ribs and the soles of her soft feet , bouncing and wrestling her , shaking with soundless laughter while Victoria crowed her delight . 

Using a firm press-release motion , work alternate thumb pads rhythmically over the surface of the sole . 

In like manner put your left leg behind you , laying it across your right shoulder ; and be sure to take care that the soles of your feet meet under your chin . 

He wore a patched gallibaya and the soles of his feet were split with deep cracks like dried mud . 

The Robemaker said , emotionlessly , ` The soles of their feet are skinless from the heat of the floors . 

The Doctor was standing on his head and juggling the balls by knocking them with the soles of his feet whilst gargling ` The Star-Spangled Banner " . 

He enjoys the company of others , likes nothing better than a good dinner surrounded by friends , and large noisy get-togethers with his family . 

` Yes , we heard about the tea-parties and the Christmas get-togethers . 

They are all run by one company , The Midem Organisation ( or International Exhibition Organisation ) , that specializes in entertainment industry get-togethers of a massively corporate nature . 

As Commissioner for Rutshire , how could she hold dignified get-togethers with her guides when expletives and polo balls kept flying over her hawthorn hedge ? 

Opposite the Italian Village , the Norwegians were building a hospital but had to leave because of lack of supplies . 

A Swedish Red Cross official , whose team is building a field hospital for refugees near Khorramshahr , reckoned that 30,000-40,000 Iraqis had passed through the town since early March . 

Under this a corporation could be required to , say , build a new hospital , or pay for a motorway , school , nursery , or library . 

Over the last 30 years the Trust has helped build 26 village schools , two hospitals and 12 medical centres . 

A deputation from Bedford Corporation , acting on this occasion as the Sewer Authority , proposed joint action to build a temporary smallpox hospital on land held by the local government board . 

It seems that in compensation it was agreed that Italy should build a hospital in Ethiopa . 

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of the original minutes of the Construction Committee who built the hospital should contact the Office of Archives at the Royal . 

Many such people , now elderly , have lived in hospitals all their lives and exhibit institutional behaviour which would make it extremely difficult for them to be rehabilitated . 

This demand for residential homes has as we have seen risen because of the decrease in the numbers of mentally handicapped children and adults living in hospitals . 

Forty-four-year-old Graham Bowden , an engineering supervisor , who lives at Lord Mayor Treloar Hospital , appeared before the town 's magistrates on Friday . 

Anyone suffering from a mental handicap and who is living in a mental hospital must complete a declaration that he or she wishes to register for the right to vote . 

At present , people living in mental hospitals are therefore disadvantaged compared with those living at home , who can be registered to vote without any test of competence . 

She lived in hospital all her life and her short time with us was made a little more bearable by the wonderful nurses who loved and cared for her there . 

The NHS used to fund such officers when patients lived in long-stay hospitals , but as people moved into the community their role was forgotten . 

Just before the move , this person lived in hospital and attended day care . 

I expect to hear this morning from Yuli Voronpsov , the country 's deputy prime minister , that private contractors are moving into the Kremlin Hospital in Moscow . 

Do you want to move into the hospital altogether , and get me to put up with losing the little of your company I do get ? 

Campaigners fighting to keep it open fear children will die if the ward -- one of the world 's leading child cancer centres -- is moved to another hospital without Bart 's expertise . 

But yesterday , at 4lb 2oz and 17 inches , he moved to a hospital nearer the family 's Hebden Bridge house . 

These include specialist drugs , such as erythropoietin and growth hormone , being moved from hospital to primary care , mostly because hospitals are cash limited and primary care budgets are not . 

He did research on the detection of foetal abnormalities at St Bartholomew 's , then moved to the Royal Free Hospital and began his crusade to offer women a more holistic approach to giving birth . 

Most of the 22 people living in the houses have moved from Newchurch Hospital , Warrington . 

Herman Bosman , a friend of mine , has written about one of his regular clients , who has long resided in a mental hospital . 

The hospital had been built as a memorial to King Edward VII and it had seen better days . 

Similarly , mental hospitals were not built at the suggestion of psychiatrists , and psychiatrists have not been responsible as a profession for their run-down and closure . 

The new 470 bed hospital , built as a joint venture with Drake & Scull , the mechanical and electrical engineer , will offer treatment to the people of Redbridge and Barking . 

Does he accept that another element of the patients charter in this day and age should be that hospitals are constructed in a way that shows that we have learnt the lessons of the past ? 

The health service residents were originally in the now closed St John 's Hospital where they lived in wards with up to twenty people . 

Of the senators involved Bush said : " They ought not to panic and run like a covey of quail because somebody has made an allegation against a man whose word I trust , and who , as I understand it , has n't been fingered by what 's coming out of this process …

In a field where an old horse nibbled the cold grass delicately , a covey of partridges , three strutting chasing males and an indifferent female , caught my eye . 

Yet the Franks have received criticism for including a lot of songs dedicated fans will already own . 

The country earned Western criticism for failing to participate actively in the allied campaign in the Gulf . 

The commission attracted criticism for excluding non-government organizations . 

The TFAP has met with severe criticism for failing to halt rainforest loss , now running at 18 million hectares each year . 

One of the criticisms of reporting convertible debt as a liability is that it ignores the equity rights which are inherent in an issue of convertible debt . 

Ombudsman William Reid made his criticism after dealing with a complaint from one of the 121 farmers who will now get extra compensation . 

In this way , the discourse is argumentative in both senses of the term : arguments are given to bolster a conclusion and these arguments are justifications against the potential criticism of being irrational . 

The move follows criticism by leading local government officials and academics . 

The unsympathetic nature of his criticisms is also illustrated by what he says about the requirement that such universal premisses be ` better known " than their conclusions . 

If the former , have they made the point sufficiently clear , shown the foundation on which they are building , and set up adequate defences against Feuerbach 's criticisms ? 

Unionists had easy openings on defence issues , for many Unionist MPs were ex-officers , but the experience of the country in the first two years of War suggests that their criticisms were not exaggerated . 

I hope that the Minister of State will respond positively to my criticisms . 

Like Lucy , he has problems fitting into his society , but although religion seems to play an important part in the book , his criticisms are not really of religion . 

Mr Gonzalez has also come in for criticism from within his own party . 

This has aroused the criticism of ` nationalist patriots " , who see something shameful in the admittance of Coca-Cola to the Hermitage . 

A further criticism of ` displacement " theory is the fact that for the UK there is little evidence that ratchet increases in public spending are long lasting . 

There was an explicit determination to ensure that all course elements studied and assessed were at degree level , and there were criticisms of ` traditional " submissions . 

Even Mrs Thatcher levelled criticism at the lack of compartment privacy , but the policy against compartments was now firmly established . 

Doyle voiced his criticisms at a board meeting in Stoke 10 days ago . 

Curators and archaeologists have , however , levelled criticism at the museum for the often tenuous relationship between the objects displayed and the Bible . 

The hon. Member for Thanet , North ( Mr. Gale ) referred to the issue of management and targeted his criticism at the management of British Rail . 

Environmentalists directed strong criticism at world leaders after only 15 minutes was spent discussing the environment at the Group of Seven conference in , London . 

These may be provoked by the lowered self esteem that many suffer as a result of teasing and criticism by peers , parents , and teachers . 

We submitted a manuscript in August 1991 and revised it in October in the light of minor criticisms by the referee(s) , whose report was highly supportive . 

Obiang on Feb. 9 rejected criticism by business managers of this decision , accusing them of neglecting the export of Equatorial Guinean goods . 

This followed increasing criticism by Rutskoi of the Russian government , especially of its economic policy . 

Criticism by many research workers has led to the development of ancillary measures , involving more sophisticated techniques . 

Minor changes had been made following criticism by Archbishop Mario Conti , that some of the language was difficult . 

The auditors save their most stringent criticism for poor workmanship and inadequate supervision by the ministry . 

The mixture of praise and criticism for general practitioners ' care of people in residential homes was similar to comments about their care of others during the last year of their lives . 

In common with other black directors , Singleton has received criticism for his depiction of black women . 

But Samling has already attracted widespread criticism for its operations in Sarawak . 

The Scottish Conservatives in general had also attracted criticism for their refusal to discuss devolution , giving rise to fears that a constitutional crisis might overtake the country if the Conservatives were defeated in the next general election . 

The Department of the Environment had come under increasing criticism for the slow progress in setting up the trust . 

Luxury perfume is a multi-million pound business , and increasingly the big retailers have faced criticism for overcharging . 

Manager Graham Taylor , already facing a barrage of criticism for his team selections and match strategies , was visibly shocked . 

The chemical industry receives a lot of criticism for its impact on the environment -- but the benefits of the industry are rarely praised . 

But you must have heard the criticism for things like the pile of bricks , the pile of carpet felt . 

Nevertheless , Kasparov is coming under increasing criticism from his supporters for his stubborn adherence to the Grunfeld Defence . 

But they immediately ran into criticism from the NRPB about how thorough the survey should be . 

Hence , by 1905 the Poor Law faced criticism from all sides and the case for a review was strong . 

The scheme faced criticism from orthodox Liberals , who objected to compulsion , and from a variety of sources in the trade union movement . 

Often there was scant evidence of academic activity , and this prompted criticism from some of those users who had been to mainstream schools . 

Not unnaturally , as a Conservative supporter , this gave him no pleasure and he was reasonably apprehensive that it would arouse criticism from other persons of the same political persuasion . 

High-level staff appointments announced in early March by the UNESCO Director-General Federico Mayor provoked sharp criticism from both delegates and employees of the organization . 

He drew strong criticism from Jews and many gentile Poles , by comparing abortion with the Holocaust of the Second World War , when 600,000 Polish citizens were murdered . 

The Government was deeply unhappy about criticism from the press , so it introduced a new tax on newspapers which forced many to close and cut the sales of others so that circulation was restricted to the better-off . 

Criticisms of William Waldegrave 's handling of the health portfolio fuelled speculation that he might be sacked . 

The Churchlands suggest that Searle 's criticism of functionalism is ` profoundly in error " . 

If I were invited to make a criticism of primary school teachers within an international setting it would be to suggest that our expectation of children 's ability is too low . 

It is hoped that this type of programme will answer many of the criticisms of ill conceived and piecemeal research and provide a model for surgical training in the future . 

I will I would say that if you had been speaking to me on the phone , and this is not a criticism of John it 's just a an observation , you would n't be here . 

A group of economists known as ` monetarists " have been particularly concerned to make these three main criticisms of the Keynesian theory . 

Association with expenditure cuts , particularly at the DOE , aroused criticism among lower-level staff and public sector unions . 

Linda Watson , 22 , launched the criticism against Darlington Council after being told workmen will clear a pile of rubbish outside her back door in Whorlton Moor Crescent after she moves in . 

The Liverpool fences came in for considerable criticism over their stiffness -- unlike the Grand National ones from trainers , with several vowing never to return until they were modified . 

Despite criticisms that they 're only there as star imports for the match , the ` foreigners " insist they are at Oxford for genuine academic reasons ; the rugby is a bonus . 

Diana bought the 157mph Mercedes in February despite fierce criticism that she did n't choose British . 

Both consider the curriculum in terms of subjects , and were open to the criticism that this is an outmoded view of the curriculum . 

It says other programs run , but the company will have to ward off criticism that it does not have a significant inventory of tested packages . 

There was also criticism that SMRs did not take account of the health-care costs of social deprivation . 

It 's sensual , yes , and passionate but did not deserve the criticism that it was soft porn . 

More theoretically said this time , this local-code to exchange-code translation works much a la OSI layer ( or `` a` la '' , if you do n't mind : -) Data is encoded towards a lower layer , exchanged , and decoded back to same level , but possibly to a different local code .

Rate ( s ) and justification : Three levels of presort discounts based on processing costs bypassed because of worksharing by mailers .

At the next level ( Dennett , perhaps properly , reserves this for us vertebrates ) is the Popperian creature .

It probably belongs between level 6 and 7 , as it could prove that the application layer provides all the textual data .

Should we merge `` presentation '' and `` representation '' layers , split level 6 like level 2 or not assign it to any level , I 'll leave the discussion to the theoricians .

Previous studies have shown that Gad1 can be regulated at the post-transcriptional and translational level .

Note that the `` level 6 or so '' concept applied to text extends slightly beyond the representation of characters ( and binary data ) towards file structure .

Example : a numbered list with items 1 , 2 , 3 , is followed by a paragraph of text ( the || is on the same level as the |<l>| ) , and then the list continues 4 , 5 , 6 .

But that 's not sure , like for XDR which can be used from many levels to convert CPU data to line format .

Hartlepool firemen tackled a motorcycle fire in Huckelhoven Way and a blazing car in Keith Road .

Firemen fought a small fire in a first floor room of a house in Gerard Street , Spennymoor , just after 7 pm last night .

At its height twenty firefighters were needed to tackle the fire .

Firemen tackled a fire in the Albany Court old people 's sheltered housing complex in Hartlepool .

One of Danny 's birthday presents had been a puppy -- a rough-haired mongrel with a dash of Airedale , the shaggy muzzle of an Irish terrier and paws like a wolfhound . 

He rubbed the muzzle of a horse when it nosed up to him , and scratched its ears . 

A ragged legion passed by her as she huddled in a thicket of thorn and holly , her hand gently covering the muzzle of her horse . 

` Why , here 's Mr Honeysett 's old Bess , " she said , bending down to stroke the dog 's muzzle . 

This face of anxiety refined and narrowed the horse 's muzzle , and so made it more attractive for a photograph ! 

Nanny walked to the front of the handsome grey gelding and the child put out a small hand to rub his silk-soft muzzle . 

While fitzAlan hefted the grey 's hoof and set to work , she glanced about , absently patting Chalon 's velvety muzzle . 

The bear roared at him with fury , its black muzzle and huge jaws covered in a thick white froth . 

The foal cringes , lowering its shoulders , extending its neck , and raising its muzzle up to the other horse . 

He pushed his muzzle into her lap , wagging his rump , pleading to be let out . 

The bear scarcely repaid the compliment but sat on his hindquarters , hungrily stuffing his great muzzle from a pile of scraps thrown around him . 

I 'm thinking of polled cattle or dogs with very , very short muzzles or dwarf legs and so on . 

With regard to your pony , if she has creamy/mealy muzzle and eyes and light in colour on an otherwise dark coat , she is definitely an Exmoor . 

The Gloucester has a slate-coloured muzzle and black tongue and teats . 

If we took off all the frills , altered the neck , took the waist in a tiny bit … ’ 

His T-shirt was too small for him and came out of the waist of his pants . 

Tommy pulls a shining chrome gun from the waist of his trousers . 

She had long , black hair down to the waist of her tight satin bodice . 

It has high buttons , belted waist , big pockets and clever tailoring for freedom of the arms . " 

Thin vertical stripes and a drawstring waist make this divided dress ideal for the fuller figure . 

Clothes can make a difference -- for women a loose skirt and loose elastic in the waist of slacks or knickers are easier and quicker to manage . 

The elasticated waist and ankle adjusters mean they can be worn either track-suit-style or as ` proper " trousers when a smarter look is needed . 

That argument is not watertight , however , because existing law does not allow euthanasia . 

The appropriate response , however , is not to alter the law so as to allow euthanasia , and thereby arguably undermine the respect for life enshrined both in the law and medical training . 

Active euthanasia , where intent to kill can be shown , still remains strictly illegal , whatever the wishes of the patient , and that is the cause of the fiercest debate . 

In other words , almost 90% of this proposed reduction in the true incidence of congenital abnormality at birth is to be achieved by destroying affected fetuses through selective , prenatal , non-voluntary euthanasia . 

EIGHT hundred doctors have pledged to oppose euthanasia in the wake of the Tony Bland case , it was disclosed today . 

Interviews with doctors who practise euthanasia have shown that they resort to LAWER when they have neither the courage nor cruelty to talk openly with patients , relatives , or colleagues . 

The law , approved by parliament earlier this month , allows doctors to perform euthanasia at the explicit request of their patients under tightly controlled conditions . 

Collective security , which had been understood as an alternative to the diplomacy discredited by the catastrophe of 1914 , became increasingly difficult to distinguish from the traditional pursuit of a balance of power in Europe . 

Then came another political bust-up and the catastrophe of 1921-22 , when a Greek army tried to march on Ankara and was roundly beaten by the new Turkey of Kemal Ataturk . 

It was the catastrophe of the Crimean War which rendered this commitment untenable . 

These last three territories lay south of the Sava-Danube line and represented the first Habsburg advance across that symbolic divide since the catastrophe of Mohács in 1526 . 

Flying experts again reckoned a cockpit mistake was the most likely cause of yesterday 's catastrophe . 

Yet , for all the suffering they will cause in Kuwait -- killing people as well as thousands of animals -- such pollution is not a catastrophe on a planetary scale , as some had predicted . 

Until the catastrophe in Anatolia in 1922 , the great idea pulled them eastward , in an attempt to recapture the glory , and some of the lands , that had been Byzantium . 

Then humans inflicted a trail of environmental catastrophes on themselves -- from a leak at ` Bhopal " chemical factory on the V-shaped landmass , to a nuclear-power-plant explosion in ` Chernobyl " region . 

It may be that few people in Japan have yet made this connection , or realise the sheer scale of the catastrophe in Africa . 

The Moroccan Interior Ministry had on Jan. 2 warned of an environmental catastrophe of " tragic proportions " and the loss of up to 100,000 jobs in the fishing and tourism industries . 

New US legislation , attempting to avert another such environmental catastrophe , has introduced a requirement for tankers operating in US waters to be double-skinned in future . 

She became informally imprisoned in the family maisonette , unable to cope with cooking , visitors , or any kind of isolation . 

Sheila lives in a council maisonette and has not been involved with social services recently , although she was in care for two years from the age of 14 . 

We lived in a maisonette -- the top three floors ; and the bottom three floors were offices . 

But many of the people living in the maisonettes do not want to leave . 

Winston Churchill was Prime Minister and rationing was still in force when Jim and Yolanda moved into their three-bedroomed maisonette in Heydean Road with their two young children in 1951 . 

The history of continuing post-war pressure by officers for a flatted development in the East End of North Shields is a fascinating one but for our purposes here what matters is that nearly 1000 flats and maisonettes were built , again at a higher unit cost than that of the contemporary construction of traditional dwellings . 

What a pity , thought Caro as she hurried down the rue de Rivoli , that Alphonse was no longer here to see her thrift put to such good use . 

Chinese leaders have responded with programs to improve social welfare , campaigns to promote communist thrift and a police crackdown on migrants without work .

In the interest of thrift , the Vietnamese party Politburo has decided that the high and mighty no longer deserve lavish funerals at Hanoi 's National Assembly hall , official newspapers said Wednesday .

He devised new methods of thrift , such as painting backdrops on both sides of the canvas and staging chases to the top of a hill , to catch the last rays of a sunset .

SINGAPORE ( AP ) --- Major restrictions on easy bank loans came into effect Monday , aimed at encouraging thrift among Singaporeans who were found to be spending more and more on borrowed money .

The faint-object camera has also been looking at the remnants of the supernova which excited astronomers in 1987 .

` That 's exactly how I feel , sometimes , " she said , trying not to look at the gory remnants of Mac 's head .

On investigation all the shepherd found was the remnants of a hare 's carcase .

Miss Larkin , 24 , and Mr Pettitt , 25 , went missing for five weeks before forensic experts discovered human remains in the remnants of a fire in a secluded spot .

Discovering the remnants of the supernovae of the past is a chancy business .

Today tourist trails follow the route of the old cossack patrols , and schoolchildren participate in archaeological investigations to discover the location of remnants of lost signal towers .

The path goes through fields and as it continues over rough ground you can see remnants of old riverbeds -- the Allt Choire Ardair has changed its course several times over the years .

We passed under rickety wooden bridges and saw solitary castles -- remnants of the Ottoman Empire -- standing like giant ant hills on top of the mountains .

You 'll also see remnants of Dartmoor 's obsolete industries , warrening/rabbit breeding -- and tin mining .

Karin went down with a group of 20 divers expecting to come across the usual remnants from ships like portholes and anchors .

Yet as of 1922 the political reliability of the teachers was notoriously low : large numbers of them were remnants from the old regime .

Algeria , which with 12,000,000 French speakers was the second largest French-speaking country after France , did not attend , viewing the gathering as a remnant from colonial days .

Totally correct wear for the feet are over-the-calf socks of the finest black silk and lace-up shoes in black patent leather -- a remnant from the days of boots .

The path from the entrance is littered with remnants from these skips -- birdseed , yoghurt cartons , broken glass and old crusts .

The two staircases that are situated just a couple of yards from each other are another curious remnant from the past .

Early on the morning of March 4th , the remnants of the 33rd were mopped up and the fragmented stones that had once been Douaumont village fell to the Germans .

It 's a good time for sightseeing in a city that , as well as the famous St Sophia 's Church and the Blue Mosque , is rich with remnants of the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires .

In 1664 he disparked Clarendon Park , the last remnant of the royal forests in Wiltshire , and granted it to the Duke of Albermarle .

But even this last remnant of the once ten-strong killer pack would prove a deadly threat to anyone unfortunate enough to cross their path .

The last remnant of the Woodhead line on the southern section still sees daily steel trains heading to Deepcar for BSC Stocksbridge .

The last remnant of Birmingham Heath was enclosed in 1799 , and was built over forthwith with eight new streets .

At Dizzard Point the path runs through a last remnant of coastal oak woodland .

Scraps of sedge and meadow rue still cling to its margins , the last remnants of a marsh which must once have inundated the whole valley floor .

Near by , in the tell-tale peat , are stands of meadowsweet and sedge , the last remnants of Henley 's ancient marsh , now happily salvaged as an oasis within a new housing estate .

Briefly , the perfused preparation consisted of pancreas with a small remnant of duodenum according to the method as described elsewhere .

Municipal workers were dousing the remnants of the street fires that had burned so brightly the night before .

The Jewel Tower is a fascinating remnant of the medieval Palace of Westminster which housed Edward III's treasure until the death of Henry VIII .

Before you complete your treatment , give a few doses of the centesimal to test if there is any remnant of the disease condition .

Whoever had lived here had been given the remnants of used candles and had melted the stubs down to make a crude light .

` On one bank there is the remnant of Stalinism in the form of President Ceausescu , and on the other , at least in terms of ultra-liberal rhetoric , is Mrs Thatcher .

This is particularly likely for some of the Low Weald oak woodlands and the shaws , which may be remnants of the original forest left when the early fields were carved from the Wealden forest .

This survey shows that the present lanes and cottages are only the remnants of an extensive settlement occupying at least 28 hectares ( 70 acres ) .

Man 's capacity to mythologize was a remnant of his pre-lapsarian capacity to see into the life of things :

In fact it is a remnant of a disastrous period in the history of European felines .

They may be remnants of severe tidal encounters or even mergers between normal stars .

The eighteen morning survivors in 1989 were the remnants of an army that had numbered over fifty in 1900 .

Many large rocks you 'll come across will be the remnants of one or other of the giants ' squabbles .

Responsibility for much of the killing was attributed to remnants of the Tontons Macoutes , the widely feared militia of the Duvaliers which had remained active since 1986 and had supported the Avril regime .

They come from the space between the planets and are believed to be the remnants of matter that was used to form the Solar System .

There were also remnants of late bluebells which were well past their best but must have been magnificent in spring .

Their craggy faces are as safe as old bark to me ; they are but remnants of a petrified forest I have left behind .

As well as the two vases and the cake stand , she was clutching the remnants of the shrivelled flowers .

Regressive rock is the attenuated remnant of punk , the substance of punk shorn of its spirit ( ambition , anger , artifice ) .

The Jewel Tower is an intriguing remnant of the medieval Palace of Westminster , across the road from the present Houses of Parliament .

He paused , working out that a shallow dent in the pasture was the remnant of a huge crater , and then got out to take another look at the marble .

The Ainu people , a proto-Caucasian racial group driven ever further northwards by the ethnic Japanese , are thought to be the remnants of an earlier wave of immigrants .

Clambering up the dune she found the remnants of the picnic bonfire , a circle of black bits , made cold by the rain .

Only a last remnant of Bakufu supporters held out on Hokkaido through to 1869 .

The wheel and associated machinery has long gone but remnants of the mill race can still be traced under the drive .

If Parliament adopted the proposals , he said , " the South African statute book will be devoid , within months , of the remnants of racially discriminatory legislation " .

A thorough search of the Sea Rover revealed only the charred remnants of what was later analysed as cannabis , blowing around the decks .

They have used a ring of gas expanding from the remnant of Supernova 1987A to determine the distance to the Large Magellanic Cloud ( LMC ) , a ` satellite " galaxy of our own Milky Way .

At the same time , this adherence to the remnants of old political beliefs can add to the complication of government .

These and remnants of temporary nomadic camps date from between 8000 and 6000 BC .

As in other remnants of the Great Wood of Caledon , pine seedlings ( abundant enough to begin with ) are mostly browsed away by red deer .

In 1912 the leadership of the expedition 's remnant at Cape Evans devolved upon Atkinson , the sole remaining officer .

Arthur 's Seat is one of the remnants of a long extinct volcano .

Thus the performance lacked edges -- Williams 's nagging rhythms needed the rap of an insistent beat to sustain their tension , and at times the music seemed to wash past , flabby rather than furious . 

Before the school teacher could answer , there was another rap on the door and Beasley scampered in like an overgrown puppy , casting inquisitive glances at Jim Lancaster and the two police officers . 

It seemed she had only just drifted off when she was woken by a sharp rap on the door and Nathan 's impatient voice announcing , ` Breakfast in five minutes ! " 

Whitlock 's thoughts were jolted by a sudden rap on the driver 's window . 

Use a Coplin jar for dipping , and then stand the slides on end in a rack to dry in a dust-free atmosphere . 

He turned and saw the red-haired Lennox woman coming out of the door of the main building , an earthenware jar in her hand . 

They continued drinking from the jar in turn , but gradually the effects of the smoke , the alcohol and the clamour of the gongs made his senses swim . 

Specimen jar of sea water in hand , she cheerfully highlighted the embarrassing prospect of European Court prosecutions over the pollution of nearby pleasure beaches . 

In the centre of the room was a large wooden table holding a stoneware jar of dried flowers . 

A tin of shortbread , a box of chocolates and a jar of chicken breasts in aspic had seemed suitable . 

Robyn unscrewed a jar of moisturiser and smoothed it over her face and neck . 

As the title of Philippa 's selection of ceramic pieces suggests , many of them hark back even further in time to emulate two-handled , terracotta , Greek amphorae or wine jars with their cone-pointed bases . 

One of them , her naked upper body glowing like bronze in the flickering firelight , advanced and leaned down beside him to replenish the alcohol jar . 

Reaching out , he took two of the scented sticks from the porcelain jar in front of him and held them in the thread of laser light until they lit . 

Six goods trains arrived at Histon every day , bringing in the necessaries for jam-making : sugar from Amsterdam , Hamburg , and other Continental ports , earthenware jars from St Helens , Newcastle , and Chesterfield . 

The other actors , who were now gathered around Terry 's table with jars of yellow beer in front of them , had turned their chairs around to watch me , as if I were a football match . 

Against walls , jars of oil , cheap wine , and black and red beer were stacked , and here and there a low table displayed jewellery . 

She extracted her spare set of keys from the pretty jar of locally made pottery she had bought when Nicky Kai had taken her to visit an unusual pottery one day . 

You can either put in a slug trap , which is a jar filled with beer and partly buried in the compost , or slug pellets . 

The large jar contained some bones of a bird , vertebrae of an animal , human hair and minute stems of flowers or herbs . 

Perhaps every coffee jar should carry a label : ` Special Offer -- 10,000 per cent off ! " . 

Glass bottles and jars can be recycled very easily , provided the three colours are kept separate . 

There were a few tins in one of the cupboards , a glass jar of rice , and some jars of preserves , but no vegetables , and no perishable foods . 

In the centre stood a jam jar with flowers in it and surrounding Willie 's place were parcels and envelopes . 

At one end of the heavier door , now held up on trestles , Donald had hefted a stone jar of whisky into position and Donald McLaggan was drawing off cupsful and handing them out . 

Mary was carrying what was obviously a large bag of food while Billy nursed a stone jar of cider , and a blanket 

Fill two jam jars with water and stir five tablespoons of Epsom Salts into each jar . 

` Why is it that you 're the only person in the entire world who ca n't follow the instructions on a jar of instant coffee ? 

On a chair beside the bed was a large jar of Vaseline , the lid open , a single fly gummed to the rim . 

There were little compartments meant for trinkets and jewels , crystal jars with enamelled lids for potions and powders and the prettiest gold and enamel hairbrush and comb . 

A girl in breeches led out a grey horse and said , ` I 'm Fay . 

While pottering about her domain she wore old-fashioned riding breeches ending just below the knee , followed by surprisingly pink , surprisingly chubby , bare legs . 

It was flag bedecked and in front of it a brass band were parading in breeches , green-Loden jackets and cocked hats . 

As a pedestrian , however Shaw was still supremely noticeable as he sailed by in his knee breeches and Norfolk jacket for walks of up to six miles . 

Not only was it light , warm and washable , it also made grown men , previously never out of a brown jumper and khaki woollen breeches , dress for the hills in something pink and fluffy . 

She was still wearing muddy breeches , black socks and Merlin s polo shirt . 

Leprechauns usually wear a cocked hat , breeches , and shoes with large buckles . 

In the early days he wore the traditional blue breeches and red jacket , the latter being embroidered with the gibbet and a ladder in black . 

A pair of buckskin breeches was provided for him , as well as a coat and waistcoat of cloth and a plain round hat , with a fustian close jacket for morning work . 

Short and square , with greasy black hair and a Van Dyke beard , he wore a sea-green smoking-jacket over a frilled shirt and wine-coloured velvet breeches . 

An old man in corduroy breeches and cloth jacket came round the side of the house and touched his cap . 

He wore a black uniform , black breeches , and a flared jacket . 

Wearing a rather absurd black tasselled fez , an army officer 's uniform jacket , riding breeches and a black shirt , he delivered his speech slowly , articulating the words very clearly . 

The door was flung open and two burly men in boots , sturdy breeches , coarse shirts and bicorne hats marched in . 

He stripped off his scaly shirt and breeches and ran his hand over his armpits and groin . 

` Oh no , not again , " remarks an attractive blonde whose car is stopped for the second ti me in a day . 

Yanto and Billy heard the blonde tell the landlord that it was her birthday as she ordered the drinks . 

Peter just could n't resist young blondes , and being the boss he knew he could take his pick — until he met Vanessa …

Vibrant Hollywood blonde created by Guy Kremer at French Connections . 

A little while later three girls arrived on the scene , two blondes and a redhead . 

And the fact that I am a small blonde is probably a bonus on this occasion . 

The 28year-old blonde jumped into his Hregistered Mercedes and rammed it into the front doors of Gosport town hall in Hampshire . 

` Ka-prap ! " went Kaptan , imitating the snarl of the M-16 and spinning sideways to the carpet . 

` Do n't mess around with me ! " he interrupted with the savage snarl of an angry lion , making Meredith take a step back in astonishment . 

The sound was quickly lost in the snarl of the Aston 's engine . 

` Steig mal rauf , " he called above the snarl of the dilapidated engine which belched rich black smoke . 

With a snarl , a small Peugeot rounded the corner and headed towards her . 

IT IS OBVIOUS that the interiors of many historic buildings are at least as fine and significant as their exteriors . 

The next instant the door behind him opened too , transforming the interior of the car into a wind tunnel . 

Its interior was spacious but the trim stark , hard-edged plastic . 

San Paolo was deconsecrated many years ago , and its huge interior is now used as an art gallery . 

Gulfstream has created what it claims is the most carefully conceived and designed flight deck and cabin interior ever for a business aircraft , based on extensive ergonomic , anthropomorphic and physiological research . 

Ship interiors were specially insulated to combat the problem and an operation similar to degaussing was carried out prior to docking with other vessels . 

The five-star-standard , 649-bedroom hotel will have a pre-war ocean liner theme which will include curved timber panelling , etched glass and polished chrome interior . 

A striking example of this is the list description for The Blue Bell in Fossgate , the last perfectly-surviving Victorian pub interior in York and one of only two pubs left in the city of truly national importance . 

The complete interior of the house could not be occupied until the final months of 1985 and the owners stayed for only one further year before the challenge of converting a local barn tempted them away ! 

Since all the members of the family made no attempt to hide their feelings of antipathy , Mathilde 's behaviour was in itself not particularly remarked on by those who packed the huge interior of Notre Dame : 

The inside is plain ; the interior of the steeple is not roofed over so the construction is visible . 

The reconstruction of the interior of Uppark can not reasonably be described as maintenance . 

Awe-inspiring in size and design , often with highly decorated interiors and fine chapels , they are far from being the forbidding and depressing places one might expect . 

The interior is superb with much teak panelling , brass fixtures and fittings . 

This involved the embellishment of church interiors through the use of the visual arts ; the incorporation of more music into church services ; and an emphasis on the need for greater reverence and respect in worship . 

Furthermore , the new Protestant theology did little to encourage donation , since solafidianism removed much of the potential advantage to benefactors , and the emphasis upon the Word reduced the importance of beautifying the church interior . 

In fact only two pictures a still life by an eighteenth-century Italian Master and an interesting church interior deserved to be on show . 

Mother licked cream from the ice-cave interior of the meringue , then broke off part of the superstructure with her fingers and popped it into her mouth . 

The transfer of volatiles from the interior of a planet to its surface is called outgassing . 

The dark suited security guard glowered at him from within the bright interior of the shop . 

High levels of uranium over granites such as Cairngorm and Mount Battock argue against using the granites in the interior of buildings on account of the risk of radon gas emanation . 

However , as the role of radioactive decay in generating heat in the Earth 's interior ( and thus drastically reducing the previously hypothezised rate of cooling ) became appreciated the notion of a contracting Earth was rejected . 

The eye is basically the same shape as ours , but there is no lens and the pupil is just a hole that lets the seawater into the hollow interior of the eye . 

Special attention was given to the interior of the carriages , completely stripped and refurbished . 

Elinor was wearing an Empire-line gown in the hope of seeing Napoleon . 

For her wedding to Captain Mark Phillips in 1973 , she wore a high-necked , princess-line bridal gown in ivory silk by Maureen Baker of the design house Susan Small . 

The thin gown of emerald green silk was quite inadequate to the task of concealing what lay beneath . 

Then , as a daring but romantic gown of navy blue silk crepe made its appearance , the moment came . 

Lady Alianor Woodville was tall , nearly sixty years of age , and always wore flowing gowns of unrelieved black out of deference to her deceased lord . 

Theda gazed at her dumbly , horribly conscious of her drab , close-fitting gown of dark stuff , which was a hand-me-down from a previous employer . 

The bride wore a gown of ivory raw satin , with the bride and groom 's initials embroidered on the train . 

A group of lawyers in gowns of red , violet and scarlet , trimmed with lambswool , sauntered arrogantly by , their cloaks pulled back to display decorated , low-slung girdles . 

Miranda wore a sheer cream chiffon Grecian gown with thonged gold sandals that crisscrossed to her knees . 

And at the end there 'd be me in a scarlet gown with purple feathers on me shoulders . 

She was wearing a long red dressing gown with a wafting white feather collar . 

She gave herself a critical glance , taking in the ankle-length , black lace gown with its full skirt , long , tapered sleeves and off-the-shoulder neckline . 

Her gown was low cut , exposing creamy shoulders and the shadow between her breasts , and there was a slim chain about her white neck from which a single gem hung like a firelit star . 

Sister Cooney , noting the way he trembled , helped him off with his dressing gown and tucked him in . 

I shall not sleep , she told herself , I must not sleep , and shivered in her nightdress on the edge of the single bed , afraid to reach up to the hook for her dressing gown . 

I leapt into my dressing gown , raced downstairs , grabbed the ashtray , opened the front door and flew out after the dog . 

Now he swung his legs out of bed , reached for his dressing gown and walked over to the window . 

` The Irish fire-eater putting on a cocktail gown and tights to feed her mother 's social aspirations . 

Theda had washed the dirt off her hands , but she was still attired in the old cotton gown , now stained with blood as well as dirt . 

Richard , wearing the new dressing gown and slippers that had been his mother 's practical present , stood at the window , looking out over the bare countryside . 

She was soon back with a trolley and all the necessary requisites , and between them they washed the woman from top to toe , and dressed her in a white hospital gown . 

Vincent looked at Lily who was standing beside her bed , twisting the tassel of her dressing gown between her fingers and crying . 

She sat in the chair , and Josie slung a nylon barber 's gown around her . 

A few developed a liking for the racecourse and as it had been drummed into them to dress correctly for every occasion , somehow they managed to provide themselves with the obligatory long trailing gowns by lending each other clothes and accessories ; they appreciated the elegance of their suave escorts in tail coats and top hats . 

Just like the other doctors , it has scrubbed up and donned a protective gown before starting work in Sacramento , California . 

She looked even more head-mistressy than usual , a caricature , with a long black gown and a mortarboard that pressed down hard till it flattened the top of her head . 

Some of the younger ones were dressed like Claudel , in trousers and short-sleeved shirts ; the rest wore striped ankle-length gowns , drab in colour . 

She had some lovely gowns sent from London , and plenty of jewellery and pearls , and a diamond watch from Cartier . 

Ranulf appreciatively watched the woman 's plump breasts rise and fall beneath her grey , woollen gown . 

On Anne 's side , there were women 's clothes -- elaborate ball gowns with mock jewels sewn into the bodices and rustling , puffy sleeves and skirts . 

She wore a yellow taffeta ball gown with black pumps and matching bum bag for her liver treats ! 

For the funeral attended by 150 family and friends at Crawley , Charlotte was dressed in her favourite ball gown . 

She was wearing what seemed to be a red silk ball gown , embroidered with silver flowers on the bodice and very long and full in the skirt . 

Or she zips herself into a black evening gown and she 's a sophisticated 30 year old . 

My peg top evening gown -- my beautiful cerise lace -- I could end up having to rethink the whole collection ! " 

The kitchen was scented with the rich enticing smell of spices and dried fruits , and Alexandra met Lyddy on the stairs carrying down the cream silk evening gown to be pressed . 

As if remembering the steps of a dance she walked to the long cheval mirror in the bedroom and tried on the dress , a dark grey beaded silk gown by Bruce Oldfield . 

I was sitting upright in a pine coffin high on a marble pedestal and wearing a delicate silk gown of pure white . 

Discarding the bird bone , Grimm gathered up Meh'Lindi 's silk gown , stole and slippers from where they still lay and headed for the bedroom door , followed by Meh'Lindi . 

She reached for her silk dressing gown and pulled it on ; she felt good , it had been a long time since she had awoken feeling so alive . 

Alison Cryer ( below ) in her red-hot wedding gown , with husband Nick Hyams , at the reception . 

David , 35 , and Thorunn , 34 , who shone in an off-the-shoulder full length wedding gown with ivory matching headband , hosted a reception after the Winchester Cathedral ceremony before going on honeymoon . 

The bride , in a white wedding gown , and the groom , in a tuxedo , clung tightly to each other as they took the terrifying plunge . 

The legendary fox spirits of Japanese superstition , they can either assume human form or enter the living body of a man or woman , most often appearing as beautiful women in long white gowns . 

Shamlou looked down at the cowering woman in the hearth , the petrol-sodden gown clinging to her body . 

They came up the steps with a Coptic woman in a long black gown and veil . 

The party leadership of Mr Milos Jakes was still clinging to the hope that it could separate ‘ the workers ’ from ‘ the intellectuals ’ , he said . 

The price of gold plunged 7% in a single day immediately after the Gulf war broke out -- evidently on hopes that the war would be brief . 

One of the reasons for studying miocenia gravis , where the disease processes are beginning to be understood more clearly , is the hope that this might elucidate diseases that are presently more obscure , like multiple sclerosis . 

The town 's Environment City title is central to the development plan , along with hopes to attract more visitors to Middlesbrough . 

David was a hale and hearty kind of cleric , and for a while she cherished hopes of missionary work taking them into some exotic foreign clime . 

To help him do that , manager Graham Taylor 's best hope of Wright reproducing his Arsenal club form for England will be to let his free spirit roam across Wembley . 

Any hope of the Government modifying its aggressive response to terrorism went out of the window . 

Urwick maintained that the hopes for a sound economy rested on state interference , more than on ` the exaggerated hopes " of the various skilled employment committees . 

Cohen 's caution echoes a warning from the CBI that earlier hopes for a better Christmas on the high street may prove unfounded . 

The non-aggression and nuclear accords , ratified shortly before the meeting by President Roh Tae Woo of the South and President Kim Il Sung of the North , raised hopes for a presidential summit in 1992 . 

Suddenly a blond boy of about three darted through the door … and the precious hope in Kerry 's heart died . 

" There is mounting hope in the world for better relations , and I think the Soviet Union and Cuba understand their responsibilities . 

The shares had just started to recover on faint hopes of a busy festive season . 

THE hopes of a little girl who made a desperate nationwide plea for a heart-lung donor to save her mother have been dashed . 

She was reported missing in May by members of a Mexican expedition of which she was a member , and hopes of her safe return later faded . 

When we destroy this ` genetic bank " we may also kill our hope for feeding our planet in the future . 

Great Britain and the Soviet Union entertained hopes for influencing allied policy in Japan in 1945 but these were quickly dashed . 

She does fulfil his hopes , in a way ; and the fulfilment of them is in itself a kind of disappointment ; and her name is Rose . 

It is Joan and Ted 's hope that even now someone may know something that can solve Brian 's murder . 

Instead , it had only taken away six months of his life -- at a critical point that just might have foreclosed on his promotion hopes . 

A severe attack of pneumonia a few weeks before the entrance examination destroyed his university hopes , and he resigned himself to working on his father 's farm . 

A Wolves goal immediately afterwards was another shattering blow to automatic promotion hopes . 

Alas for Linfield and the others harbouring title hopes , McGaughey refuses to look past Portadown . 

A lifelong supporter , I have always been regarded as a tactical genius by the Duck and Forceps regulars and , from day one , my appointment has brought renewed hope to the terraces . 

` Then I trust you 're not building any vain hopes regarding Silas , " Doreen warned sharply . 

The talks raised hopes about the early signing of an Estonian-Russian free trade agreement . 

The oubreak of violence in March and China 's subsequent military crackdown in Tibet seem to have extinguished even the faintest hopes of a negotiated settlement in the near future . 

The Captain moved deliberately between her and the frail hope of escape . 

` Candice Anne Levine , if you entertain any real hopes of seeing your next birthday , I suggest you start talking . 

Instead , at this point Sartre at last abandons all hope of proving History as a totalization without a totalizer . 

Contrary to Japanese hopes , however , the fall of Britain and China apparently imminent in 1941 failed to materialize . 

She had raised false hopes in herself and in Jack and she was ashamed as well as bitterly disappointed . 

Things were too uncertain and it would be wrong to raise false hopes . 

Alan Shearer wore the number ten shirt with high hopes of scoring the goals in the first international since the retirement of Gary Lineker . 

Revisiting it for the first time , he recalls his high hopes when an angel with marketing skills appeared . 

Many of them have never acted before and came thick and fast to auditions with high hopes for a moment 's glory on " Inspector Morse . " 

Mr de Klerk , who said Mr Mandela 's release was ` not on the agenda now " , expressed the hope that the release of the prisoners would contribute to a spirit of reconciliation . 

John XXII repeatedly expressed the same hopes in his correspondence with Reynolds . 

In welcoming the release of Mr. Waite and Mr. Sutherland , may I express the hope that none of us forget that there are still more hostages whom we wish to see speedily returned to their homes . 

He had not given up hope of reshaping it along the lines he had already supported in the abortive Fouchet Plan . 

Thousands of people who suffer from long-sightedness , have been given new hope of improving their vision , thanks to a new laser technique . 

Parents have such high hopes for their offspring and then they grow up to be a big disappointment . 

I knew he had a private hope that some day he might make a book with them . 

So we have lost all hope of communication with them , and thus any prospect of learning from their experience and what they have to say . 

They offer hope for thousands of guitar bands that have felt rejected and superfluous in a music business strangled by drum machines , synthesised dance music and passing fads . 

The clear distinction between the old and modern lacquers also offers hope of a means of identifying fakes . 

He will have won because his vision offered more hope to American voters than four more years of George Bush in charge . 

Those Russians who choose to remain are pinning their hopes on him . 

They pin little hope on the new Home Secretary , Kenneth Clarke . 

JOHN MAJOR 'S hope of a Commons victory on the Maastricht Treaty rested on the votes of as few as four rebel MPs last night . 

First , Franco still held out hope of a late Axis victory , believing -- astonishingly -- that Hitler possessed and would soon deploy secret weapons and " cosmic rays " . 

His hopes of victory rose after a health authority QC appeared to concede , in answer to the judges ' questions , that regulations requiring consultations to take place had not been properly complied with . 

In the first days she said her one hope was that her children , isolated though they were , could feel ` held " in the same safe way . 

In many cases the local review committee at the seven year review considered it too early to set a release date , which no doubt dashed the hopes of the prisoners whose sentences were under review . 

Such planning is crucial if our hopes for community care are to be realised after 1993 . 

Swindon Town 's hopes of promotion are fading fast , after another defeat last night . 

The Walsall 26-year-old , whose gold medal hopes in last year 's Olympics were ruined by a groin injury , has had little racing since Barcelona . 

Buy packets of seed which have the Bird Food Standards Association seal of approval , or put out scraps of cheese , meat , stale cake or bacon rinds . 

Still on the May issue , small scraps of unused yarn are best burned , not thrown away to cause trouble later . 

The stairs were brushed , but pocked with scraps of eggshell and solidified tissues . 

Then he saw them -- the same tiny scraps of red paint , clustered around the handle of the bottom desk drawer . 

A cold nose nuzzled his knee , and he reached under the table with a scrap of venison for Fife -- or Drum , he was not sure which . 

Restaurateurs obviously know that it 's not in their best interests to poison people : however , seemingly inaccessible places can harbour dirt and discarded food scraps , which in turn encourage rodents , cockroaches and other pests . 

The service is for the collection of HOUSEHOLD WASTES such as paper and packaging , ashes and cinders , food scraps , dust and normal household rubbish . 

An aid specialist had told me that before the Gulf crisis about thirty per cent of the rubbish collected by the Baghdad municipality was food scraps . 

To some extent , it broke new ground by placing emphasis on organic wastes , such as food scraps and garden litter , which make up over half of all household waste . 

Days eating scraps because I could not bear to enter a shop , talk to another human being , have people see me . 

Active during the day as well as at night , they appear to adjust their pace to the human by-products on which they depend , such as scraps from butchers shops and other handouts . 

The novices empty vats of mutton scraps into the dustbins and pack them down with their bare hands . 

They are like scraps from a tailor 's cutting room which have taken clumsy wing . 

From the other end of the table Ymor watched with mild amusement , occasionally feeding one of his ravens with scraps from his plate . 

Inside , chamber 2f is thick with bird droppings , feathers , mangled bones and scraps of cloth . 

She picked her first attempt at a letter out of the wastebasket , from among scraps of cloth . 

You need some tiny scraps of cotton cloth , some clean , firm glue and a small damp cloth . 

There was nothing unpleasant in his scrutiny , no hint of lechery or desire , yet she felt deeply uncomfortable standing there before him , clad in only a few minute scraps of cloth . 

Corbett and Ranulf finished off the meagre scraps of food they had begged from the kitchen and hurried down . 

It probably began when jackals huddled round his camp-fire to snatch bones and scraps of food . 

They 're cheeky enough to approach a picnic party for scraps of food , then snatch a teaspoon and make off with it . " 

The detainee is not allowed to shower and her daily ration comprises two cups of tea and a quarter loaf of bread stuffed with scraps of unpalatable food . 

For the media clamouring for every sensational scrap of information about Kylie -- good or bad -- the troubles she endured during this period were mass circulation manna from heaven . 

If every minion came running to me with his little scrap of information , I would never get any work done . " 

And by keeping her ears and eyes open for gossip in the bar , Lais was able to come up with occasional scraps of valuable information . 

( Unhappily ) We act on scraps of information … sifting half-remembered directions that we can hardly separate from instinct . 

His note consisted of a few words , impersonal , noncommittal , on a tiny scrap of paper written with a burned matchstick . 

Although the diploma was called ` a scrap of paper " by Baron Vaughan it was a guarantee that students had received a superior education , raising them far above the status of the farrier . 

But although there was so much to be done , the indefatigable Breeze found time to collect holly and evergreens from the lanes inland , and made all sorts of decorations out of odd scraps of coloured paper . 

She tiptoed by a well-mown lawn , then a garden jumbled high with broken washing machines , bicycles , empty flowerpots and scraps of wood . 

A few scraps of wood , a pair of pants stained with blood that 's the same group as Ephraim 's . 

The forensic team crawled all over it , picking up scraps of wood fragments , traces of Ephraim 's clothes on the floor , even some of his blood . 

And here were drums of chemicals , each labelled , each with a job number to check against sampling . 

Drums of powdered milk and dried egg were kept there , and sometimes the walls were hung with dead rabbits and the flagged floor littered with bloody skins . 

You do n't have to use ready-made cable lengths ; ; you can buy a drum of thin Ethernet cable ( RG-58/50Ohm ) at about 50p per metre , and make up your own cable lengths . 

Between Mary and the unborn child was a network of expanded muscles and a sealed drum of amniotic fluid , in which it rested , stretched an unfinished limb , rolled and rested . 

Half an hour with a drum of selective weed killer and a spray and you 'd put paid to that lot for good and all . " 

Above our heads a huge drum of paper , some twenty feet wide , was slowly tracking along on a conveyor . 

It would be able to accommodate 150,000 drums of radiocative material accumulated in Taiwan since 1979 , as well as low-level waste produced by both governments for the next three years . 

The adjutant found Woolley with the armourer , checking ammunition before he allowed his machine-gun drums to be filled . 

By the time the Unimix -- a high protein gruel -- is dished out of the cooking drums , they will have waited in the stagnant , heavy heat most of the day . 

Akai has been reducing the test time , but Mitsubishi 's TIP system drops it to just 1.5 seconds by taking advantage of the fact that the video head drum has four heads . 

It has been heated outside the room by a log fire under a petrol drum . 

JOHNSON Brothers ' mill manager Graham Jones inspects the milling drums . 

The Swedish-made Werax is used for opening and emptying standard drums without the need for removing the standard cap . 

With the nuclear ship constantly manoeuvring to avoid the dinghies , the crew refused to stop dropping the drums over the side . 

Ricoh UK Products Ltd came through here in recognition of elimination of the use of Chloro-Fluoro-Carbons during the production and recycling of Selenium drums for photocopiers . 

There , until very recently , the packages and drums of waste were simply left in shallow open trenches , the authorities accepting that rain-water would eventually wash some of its radioactivity into a nearby river . 

Fourteen drums of crushed flint and water are ground at the same time . 

Drums of radioactive waste stored just a few feet behind a fence that seperates the Harwell site from a public footpath . 

Judging himself to be deep enough within the maze of gas drums , he drew a small waxy brick from inside his jacket . 

The piste , marked by oil drums , was completely out of sight , over a mile away to the north . 

An oil drum was kicked away , rolling and crashing into the wall beside her . 

His dock was strewn with beer cans , oil drums , fishing nets . 

Maybe it all stems from never being allowed to participate with the big boys in childhood beach games using oil drums as wickets . 

His allegations centre on the manner in which solid , low-level radioactive waste , such as gloves , overalls and small pieces of equipment , is buried inside steel drums in on-site pits . 

Tap proportioners ( injectors ) : Commonly used with manual detergents these are small devices screwed , or otherwise fitted , to the end of a tap spout with a feed pipe from a bulk chemical drum . 

After ten miles , they could see that the smoke came from a burning oil drum , and this was odd enough to make them even more cautious . 

Perversely it costs more per unit quantity to pack in drums than it does in 5 litre quantities . 

It works on the same principle as a concrete mixer , with baffles moulded into the black plastic drum , where they produce a tumbling , corkscrew mixing action when the drum is rolled . 

When he stepped out onto the verandah again , to his astonishment a mob of twenty or more Annamese was swarming across the garden dragging between them drums of oil and petrol stolen from the tractor sheds , intent on firing the house . 

Serve your pancakes with slices of lemon and a sprinkling of sugar . 

All subjects consumed the lactulose drink within five minutes and the rice flour pancake within 15 minutes . 

Tostada shells may be served with this soup ; they are flat fried tortilla pancakes which require heating in a moderate oven for a few minutes before serving . 

At the welfare centre in Seoul 's Chungang University which serves food for the capital 's poorest children , she was offered a beef-filled pancake . 

No sooner had Katherine helped herself than a maid appeared with a silver platter heaped with pancakes . 

Heat the butter in a frying pan and cook the batter to make four pancakes . 

With great ceremony , he rolled a portion with some shredded vegetables and sweet HP-ish sauce inside two tiny pancakes . 

Other delicacies include fried cockroach and cockroach-studded pancakes . 

I enjoyed bread and butter , little flat pancakes and a nice light fruit cake . 

After she had gulped the pancake , she picked up a shrimp and ate that saying : ` I like that . " 

Stir the batter , then make at least eight pancakes in a small , non-stick frying pan , cooking each side in a small amount of oil or fat until golden . 

After removing her shoes in respect for Korean custom , she watched as chef Wang Jun Ryun filled the pancake with shredded beef , carrot and cucumber and mustard sauce . 

As you can see , there 's not a lot of room for ice cream , crispy pancakes or TV dinners . 

Galettes , Brittany 's savoury buckwheat pancakes , are served with different fillings , salad and relishes with dessert crepes , followed by organic ice creams and all washed down with ciders , soft drinks or wines . 

Padley 's savoury pancakes are quick and easy to cook when time is at a premium . 

At the first village , Amsiwi , we were soon sprawled on cushions under the carved guest-room ceiling in the chief 's house , drinking tea and eating hot , wholemeal pancakes and butter . 

Israeli children eat these pancakes during Hanukkah in December but you can make them at any time of the year . 

Dinner was an affair so riddled with undercurrents and tension that Rachel was barely able to eat the delicious tissue-thin pancakes , sliced spring onions and shredded duck Nightingale had so lovingly prepared . 

The Scrogg Road Club from Newcastle came second after tossing a pancake 52 times . 

But the most onerous task fell to Anthea -- trying to toss pancakes for Pancake Tuesday . 

The bombings were thought to be in retaliation for the shooting by British soldiers in an undercover operation on Oct. 9 of IRA activists Desmond Grew and Martin McCaughey near Loughgall in south Armagh . 

John Ngu Foncha , a former Vice-President , had on June 8 resigned as vice-president of the RDPC , protesting among other things at the shooting in May of six people at a pro-democracy demonstration in Bamenda . 

A policeman was charged with manslaughter following the shooting in Býers on Dec. 21 of a Moroccan teenager in the course of his arrest for stealing a car . 

According to the old man , the Phalangists first forced Tony and his young wife to watch the shooting of their baby . 

There was a moment during the shooting of Midnight Cowboy when Dustin gave so much energy to the character 's cough that he fell down in the street vomiting . 

At the meeting of the Down Presbytery , the first difficulty was innate sympathy towards the army and reluctance to admit that the shooting of Black was more than another of those unfortunate accidents which occur in war . 

His father was still badly shaken by the shooting of the schoolboys . 

Benetton 's past publicity stunts have included images of a dying Aids sufferer , a victim of a Mafia shooting and a new-born baby with blood and the umbilical cord . 

His other relaxations are snooker , at which he has a highest break of 55 , and occasionally he also goes pheasant shooting . 

Here , a series of clashes culminated in the fatal shooting of 19-year-old conscript Oleg Kosbar . 

A report in Middle East International of April 3 claimed that Palestinian casualties at demonstrations were declining , while shooting of targeted activists , often by Israeli undercover units , was increasing . 

Meanwhile the I R A have admitted a serious of attacks on so-called soft targets in Britain , including yesterday 's shooting of an army sergeant outside a careers office in north London . 

THREE men arrested after the IRA bombing of a Warrington gas works and shooting of a police officer were today further remanded in custody until April 22 at London 's Arbour Square Magistrates Court . 

PC Whitehouse said he and WPC Larkin were shocked and upset after hearing about the shooting of the other officers over their radio . 

These days it is the San Diego cops who are doing the shooting , killing more people , proportionately , than any other police force in America . 

Detainees included women and children , and were virtually all civilians , tending to confirm the numerous reports of shooting of prisoners of war [ for UN report by Tadeusz Mazowiecki see p. 39035 ; for statements by Non-Aligned Movement on Yugoslavia issue see pp. 38937 ; 39122 ] . 

Night shooting , usually with a .22 rifle or shotgun , comes into its own after harvest and continues until such time as the winter-sown corn has grown too tall for the rabbits to be seen . 

And -- though the heartbreak of her troubled marriage still haunts her -- she raised a grin as Prince Harry waved from their car in London . 

And , to complete his heartbreak , his car broke down when he was looking for his ninth win of the season at the Italian Grand Prix . 

They suffered the heartbreak of losing three children through premature births . 

Jane Moss said yesterday that the double heartbreak of her daughter 's death and the murder of her own mum 11 years ago made her want to care for the needy . 

For the owner , it can mean heartbreak at the loss of a family pet . 

So many families will face the heartbreak of burglary before Christmas . 

That concern turned to heartbreak when they heard of his mother 's grim fate . 

DOZENS of firemen fought last night to contain a fire which threatened to destroy outbuildings on an isolated farm . 

The timber roof of an outbuilding was destroyed when a steamcleaner caught fire at Dixon 's Garage , Guisborough Road , Nunthorpe , at 12.30pm yesterday . 

However , according to eye-witnesses , at about 6am soldiers ordered the workers from the outbuilding where they lived , forced some of them to kneel on the ground and then shot them . 

The wine intake might be justified by the mass communions in St Peter 's , he suggested . 

William was excommunicated in 1619 and Jacob in 1634 , although he had already refused to kneel at communion in 1627 . 

I really wanted to go to ` Ps + Gs " at Easter for a change , plus I 've been asked to help with communion in the evening . 

These feelings were reinforced by the Orthodox Church , which was a part of the Eastern ( Byzantine ) communion . 

That day , he received three members of the moderate Carlist faction in Salamanca , and informed them of his intention of fusing together Falange and the Traditionalist Communion . 

Ironically enough , the most important pedagogical implication is hinted at in Canon 777 itself , in its statement that children are more fruitfully and deeply instructed through catechetical formation after the reception of First Communion . 

The Early Church celebrated communion as an agape ( or Love Feast ) with children present . 

Those who accepted Communion from Methodist preachers were known as Primitive Methodists . 

We had had our Christmas Communion and the Nativity play which every Christian village made up and acted on Christmas evening . 

Children are prepared in the classroom for their first communion , confession , and confirmation . 

But our house of bishops has decided that we should adhere to the order traditional for us , of baptism , of confirmation , first communion , and our general synod has endorsed this decision . 

In religions , the ritual of sacrifice , and Holy Communion in the Christian mass , is in part an attempt to re-enact the original parricide . 

Settings of the Holy Communion and of canticles are rarely used , however , and the emphasis remains firmly congregational . 

This experience , he says , was repeated on every subsequent occasion when he preached and administered Holy Communion . 

He did n't go to Mass , but it was said that the priests came down to him once a month and heard his confession and gave him Holy Communion . 

He allowed nuns to carry out baptisms , give communions , all of which was unheard of before " ( Sister Lucero ) . 

Michael was blushing as he received Communion and left quickly . 

Some wished to receive Communion in the parish church and there were others who wished to receive Communion from Methodist preachers . 

Sam is now seven , and received his First holy communion at this convent on the next day . 

She had just received Holy Communion , of course , and her face was radiant and pure -- I ca n't explain why I did it , but I could n't help kissing her . 

` Just take communion " , Jacob urged him , ` and all your worries will disappear . " 

As a divorcee , Docherty can no longer take communion and has distanced himself from the catholic faith , an institution he believes deserted him in his hour of need . 

One Sunday evening I went into the vestry to speak to a number of my girls who were about to take their first communion . 

After the Lateran Council all men over fifteen and women over twelve were to confess annually to their own priest ( permission was needed for confession to another ) and were to take communion each Easter . 

He also commissioned a number of Catholic officers , in violation of the 1673 Test Act , which required commissioned officers to take the Anglican communion and abjure transubstantiation . 

It is available to blind people at a concessionary cost of £17.55 . 

One million people from the most crowded islands , Java and Bali , have been moved to the outer islands -- Sumatra , Borneo , and Sulawesi tween 1930 and 1979 . 

Deaf people in the audience waved their hands in the air -- the sign for applause . 

Every year , some 100,000 people in England and Wales suffer a stroke for the first time -- one third will die within two to three weeks whilst around half the survivors remain permanently disabled . 

Then I remembered how sometimes people in a coma could be reached by the voices of their favourite pop stars , or someone they loved . 

The people of Nanking , Korea and Singapore have n't forgotten the cruelties of the past . 

He practises what he has always preached -- respect and tolerance for people of whatever religion , who try to live a good life by their own creed . 

ON THIS DAY : In 1988 , a Pan Am jumbo jet crashed on Lockerbie in Scotland , killing all 259 passengers and crew and 11 people on the ground . 

The British sign language we use here has many similarities to the sign language used in Scotland and England and I have little difficulty in talking to deaf people on the mainland . 

Many companies have already realised the benefits of employing people with disabilities and the skills , experience and personal qualities they have to offer . 

Schneider discusses the attempt to provide co-ordinated care on discharge from hospital for people with mental health problems , the Government 's care programme approach . 

The shortage of people with adequate training in mathematics is world-wide . 

It is believed that the Yukagir people had many languages and dialects at the time of the Russian conquest , although only a small remnant of this nationality survives today . 

However , asking people to express attitudes was a relatively straightforward way of producing a large number of indicators on almost any subject that was of interest . 

They had come to expect nothing from a disenfranchised people except violence and anarchy . 

We are discussing a relationship between two people considering Christian marriage which brings an added physical dimension . 

But what the Slovenes have legitimately gained for themselves , the people of Bosnia are having to pay for , although this is not to attach any special blame to the Slovenes . 

ACET ca n't replace family and friends but can provide the practical care and support to enable people with HIV/AIDS related illnesses to stay at home . 

Most people prefer to collect their armies in blocks of a thousand or five hundred points , starting with say a one thousand point core force and adding five hundred points at a time . 

Generations of British people have been happily walking into pubs for years and drinking alcohol that they could buy for a fraction of the price in a supermarket or off-licence . 

Reform of the Health Service has been rejected by the British people . 

In practice , these distinctions are rarely so clear , and many severely disabled people will have needs for multiple support which cross these agency boundaries . 

Many disabled people could not travel to the polling station , and few knew beforehand whether it was accessible , or even whether they could get into the booths . 

Elderly people can be greatly helped if we listen to what they want to say , and receive their information as important . 

ELDERLY people who wake up too early can be helped to sleep longer by doses of artificial bright light currently used to treat jet-lag . 

Only five per cent of elderly people live in residential or nursing homes . 

We should further note the dramatic increase , postwar , in numbers of old people living alone . 

Attitude training is necessary for all who are going to encounter young people as customers , and all who are going to encounter special children . 

Lots of young people have to work in their summer holidays in order to supplement a meagre college grant . 

The fact is that the opposition of the Danish people to the notion of a Federalist Europe is deep-rooted . 

` It is just not practical to have 80 homeless people living here with one warden looking after them and it seems to us that the council have just shot into this without thinking . " 

It is certainly less strain to be in a job where you relate to and get to know a limited number of people . 

I knew people who were punished for speaking Gaelic in the playground in a Lochaber school earlier this century . 

I advised Jeanne to take Moby to as wide a variety of different places as possible and encourage him to meet many more people and dogs . 

My mum and dad would meet people and become friends with everybody who worked at Highfields . 

Doctors say most people in Britain are likely to be drinking dirty tap water . 

People often feel a sense of frustration that they are not moving up quickly enough when they join ICI . 

Many people in Britain feel at a disadvantage when called upon to conduct business in a language other than English . 

A free telephone help line makes it easier for people in Lincolnshire to get benefit advice or information . 

The fewer people who knew where she got her information the better . 

People living in close proximity in the towns create new lifestyles because of the need to accommodate each others ' ideas , desires and interests . 

The people who lived there had to rely on rainwater , which in the summer was often inadequate . 

Some people make a football party educational and hire out a hall and a soccer coach for children to have a party and be given advice on how to play the game . 

People have made wonderful toys in a lot of different places over a period of time . 

People say that the Arabs were told to leave their homes by Arab countries . 

Several people said that they had been asked to lecture to a wide range of students and colleagues on the subject of their particular disability , or disability in general . 

Despite all this , there remains a widespread ignorance and rejection of a sociological perspective when people think about human behaviour . 

People often think that the problems of the Third World are a long way away . 

If people want to prescribe unproved forms of treatment , or to receive them , that is their choice . 

People in London want to play golf , but there is a shortage of golf courses . 

People who work in Richmond but live in Darlington feel it is unfair to be charged £50 for a permit . 

She tells me that the 3,666 people we helped find jobs in 1998 earned approximately $49 million dollars .

Recently , through a lot of hard work and alliances with organizations like yours , some steps have been taken in our community that will help young people continue to be involved in positive activities .

We often hear about economic poverty , but what some of these young people are growing up with is emotional poverty - they have often given up on hope and the possibility of a successful future .

The NYT abortion survey , the first conducted by the paper since 1989 , was based on telephone interviews of 1,101 people and detects `` a notable shift from general acceptance '' of having the procedure : from 40 percent to 32 percent .

There may be debate about which groups of people constitute nations entitled to self - determination and representation in the international community , but the principle seems to be accepted by all .

Yet , the content of his argument reverts back to the language of rights , inalienable rights , rights retained by the people .

one of these people that believes that we should not be able to buy guns but i do n't think we should be carrying Uzis either you know what i mean yeah i know i mean i do n't think machine guns automatic weapons i do n't believe in things like that but i think

they think it 's ridiculous to have any kind of gun control but then of course they 're hunters they know what they 're doing they do n't realize there 're a bunch of crazy people out there that

It is , I suppose , likely that people with little money must think of money more than the well-off do and that the hungry will dwell on thoughts of food and the thirsty on drink .

The importance of dialect is emphasized regularly in the press , where we read about people being killed , as in parts of India , because they use the wrong shibboleths .

there 's a percentage certain percentage of the people there with sixty percent of the people uh seventy percent of the people said hey

right we pay for our trash pickup but this is n't the trash people

Retirement benefits are for frail people , and there wo n't be any frail people .

As for the Margalit Fox article you mention , I did read it and found it an interesting summary of what we might call `` the linguist 's dilemma '' : People want linguists to tell them how to be correct , but at the same time , they resist intervention , taking the attitude , `` Who are you to tell me what to do ? ''

and i do n't think that that 's fair i do n't think it 's fair you know to the kids and and to the people that are sick and i know that you know

Although providing for retirement is a powerful motive for saving , the life - cycle model in its simplest form can not fully explain how people decide to save .

Would n't people pay more to see Titanic than Wild , Wild West ?

I have spent 10,000 revolutions of Earth around its star watching these homo sapiens sapiens , I , Trzz herself , am immaterial , which enables me / her to eavesdrop on spoken and unspoken language , taking on such forms as lichens on cave walls , cave bear assailants on the attack , earwax of old people exchanging formulas to ward off decrepitude - whatever form necessary to record the descriptions the humans generate as they experience their ritual life .

yeah because all we had is uh what ten thirteen years and fifty six thousand people and and and we uh i do n't know that we did we accomplish anything at all

The problem is that they do n't know enough people in those racial groups , so their brains will use race as the most distinctive characteristic about that person .

The thought would occur to him , 'These people are entering a house , leaving it , walking along the streets , and sitting in the central square .

uh people we 'd go down to the coast every now and then and we 've noticed some people camp out on the beach on public beaches and uh

Lake County officials and a private agency that assists indigent litigants in Illinois want to make the practice easier by creating a self - help center for people who choose to represent themselves in legal matters .

Print publications have no clear idea of how many people read each copy of their publication and , conversely , how many individual pages of any given copy go unread .

Most American working people have clung to belief in a future that afforded a home , college for the kids , insurance even for domesticated partners -- until the US economy was converted from production of goods to production of money and financial equities .

The Legislature needs to do the right thing for the people of this state .

'' It may not be nice to say it , '' she writes at one point , `` but people are not all always nice , and therefore a little social pressure can be a good thing . ''

story line about people trying to find themselves there were parts that were sad i mean it just ran the gamut of emotion

I firmly believe these protocols will help to ensure the consistency , fairness , and effectiveness of GAO 's interactions with the agencies and thereby enable GAO to better serve the Congress and the American people .

I 've taken a fair number of hits for being one of the people who signed on to represent the tobacco industry when they started their negotiations with the state attorneys general and the health groups back in 1997 .

Though Crusaders constructed a fort there in the 12th century , they soon withdrew , leaving Petra to the local people .

yeah the the uh i 've always felt that public people who are involved with the safety of other people should be drug tested i 've i have never said that i did n't want that the problem that i had was

Cryptosporidiosis is caused by a coccidian parasite , Cryptosporidium , which is transmitted in its infective form , the oocyst , by the fecal - oral route [ 1 ] . It causes self - limited , watery diarrhea in immunocompetent individuals but can be severe and life threatening in people with immunosuppressive conditions [ 2 ] . Because of the severe nature of the disease in the immunocompromised , most epidemiologic studies have focussed on people with HIV / AIDS and other immunosuppressed states [ 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ] . What is known about transmission patterns in the general US population is based on studies undertaken during outbreaks of the disease , usually waterborne [ 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ] . Even though cryptosporidiosis is a reportable disease , limited data are available on the routes of endemic transmission and on accurate incidence rates of cryptosporidiosis , especially in the immunocompetent population .

In 1996 , a `` tax scheme '' was a plan that ostensibly would raise taxes on some people while cutting taxes for others .

well it really is n't too big yet we we like a lot of people say that but um

However , the unadjusted odds ratio for developing an acute coronary event in people who adopted the Mediterranean diet was 0.64 ( 95 % CI 0.44 - 0.95 ) , indicating a 36% reduction of the coronary risk as compared with people that did not adopt this diet .

It is critical that he hear from you so he knows that people around the world support this effort .

Kalima is also the devoted daughter of the charismatic psychotherapist Claire Reid , who directs the `` Leon Davis Foundation , '' which Kalima 's late father dedicated to the belief that neuropeptide melanin , found in `` people of color , '' enhances intelligence , athleticism , and emotional sensitivity .

It is possible to divide up secrets ( such as passwords ) among several people such that only a subset of them of a certain size ( a majority , for instance ) can recover the original .

Many people who thought this could n't be done in the past are having to rethink their assumptions , '' John Walters , the White House drug policy chief , said by phone from Washington .

we uh in fact mending it you even kind of has gone by the wayside for some most for many people if they get a hole in their sark sock

Anyone who meets the age requirement can call the hot line , but hands-on legal counsel goes first to people with the greatest financial or social needs .

When law enforcement fails to distinguish between violent criminal activity and legitimate dissent ñ and when it favors collecting as much information on as many people as possible rather than useful intelligence resulting from bona fide criminal investigations ñ it 's `` choosing quantity over quality , '' Crew said. ``

you know people do n't remember the what happened and they do n't remember the outrage they felt at the time you know that oh my God look what he did you know and

Jones - Lee ( 1993 ) provides an estimate of age - adjusted VSL based on a finding that older people value mortality risk reductions only somewhat less than middle - aged people .

( I refrain from saying what I think after most movies not because I want to tantalize people but because I reserve the right to change my mind in the course of writing a review . )

'' This action by queer , transgender and intersex activists loudly demonstrates our collective outrage at what is occurring in hospitals around the country five times a day to non - consenting children We acted to show the lies in the twisting of `` Sexual Orientation '' and `` Gender Identity and / or Expression , '' Medicalization of Anatomy , and the insistence of society to place people in the binary sex model , wherein a man is a man and expresses masculine characteristics , while a woman is a woman and expresses feminine characteristics , and their sexual dichotomy exists for procreation .

but yet their they spend all the money on drug testing and if they were n't spending all the money on drug testing people could have got a raise so see there you know there 's different

Worldwide in 2004 , more people were living with HIV and more people died of AIDS than in any previous year [ 4 ] .

( I 'm back in New York this week , and one of my favorite things about returning here is the careful division of labor among the city 's newspapers : They seem to have a tacit understanding that the Times will supply the city with its news , and the tabloids will supply those things that people actually want to read about .

However , this urge for abolishing a people 's social custom by force of law was not wholeheartedly accepted by the majority of the delegates in the Conference .

The sense of taste is partly lost in elderly people , he says , so better tastants — effectively ‘chemical spectacles ' — might give them back their pleasure of eating and thereby improve their quality of life .

The LAT quotes an academic expert citing another : a decrease in the crack cocaine trade , caused by the proliferation of legal economic opportunities for young people .

The opposition leader , who is on 100,000 zimdollars ( 11 , 000 USD ) bail , is facing two charges under the Law and Order ( Maintenance ) Act for recruiting people to undergo military training and conspiracy to engage in sabotage .

which would really be handy you know for people like shut ins or people who ca n't or do n't drive you know they ca n't get to the these centers

The fact that we are now seeing second and third generation low - income people walk through our doors and sit in our waiting rooms is a brutal reminder that the realization of justice for many Americans remains more an aspiration than a fact .

Very few people had access to all this information -- some of it was available only at the FBI , some only at very high levels in the White House .

The amount of swapping in a country generally correlates to the number of people who have PC 's with high - speed Internet connections .

well i mean how can you contrast the the Europeans and their vocalism on their rights to to say the people in Latin America i mean why are they

However , for a board to effectively perform its responsibilities , it must have the `` right people '' who possess an `` independent spirit '' and are `` knowledgeable '' of the company/industry and the company 's constituencies .

He criticized his father for understanding too late the Iranian people 's yearning for democracy , saying that this was the cause of his overthrow 20 years ago and now of the student revolt against the ayatollahs .

C : `` Then I should have told him that people put bombs on trains because they 're looking for God ? ''

oh i think a lot of people are i think they 've lost sight of some things that are very important to our country

LASNNY provides only needed civil legal aid -- urgent , noncriminal assistance to low - income people .

Liberal gardeners are people who feel that , through gardening , we can alleviate our sense of alienation from nature ; and that , through good gardening , we can repair some of the damage we have done to our environment .

Local NLG attorney Nancy Hormachae reported that at least 13,000 people were forced into deportation hearings as the result of the notorious Special Registration program alone .

Most people believe that as societies advance economically they have higher levels of cardiovascular disease ( CVD ) and other noncommunicable disease ( NCD ) risks .

'' Someone who sends a car bomb today is trying to destroy the hopes of the Palestinian people , '' a Palestinian official declared .

These political considerations played themselves out against ambivalent sentiments about who constituted the `` people '' in `` government of the people , by the people , for the people . ''

Then again , some people found it nervy when Bill Clinton , at a Memphis church in 1993 , delivered his famous sermon on family values .

and um you know i i i do n't like to be rude to people but i find myself becoming more and more um abrasive because i just do n't you know feel like they should be calling me on my own personal private time

awesome quality. A mighty power and grandeur emanates from these great mountains , holy to the people who live in their shadow. Whether you 're trekkin

They got , they got , um , I think they should make people pay to fish too , and the people it 's his , it 's his niece , that 's my Aunt Claudia .

This reduction of the coronary risk is much higher than Mediterranean diet or exercise ( odds ratio = 0.89 , p i 0.05 ) achieve alone in this group of people .

When you support United Way , you can be sure your investment is used prudently : 90 cents of every dollar raised go directly to programs and services that help people in need here in central Indiana .

Government of the people , by the people , for the people shall not perish from the earth .

At the crucial moment when they make their choices , many of these people honestly believe that money -- beyond the cost of upper - middle - class comfort -- is not all that important to them , and most of them may turn out to be right .

too many the problem with with right now is that we 've got too many different health insurances that people have to go through and and i think that i think you you mentioned Canada i think that they have a system where uh

While at La Guancha you may see groups of people across the narrow bay staring down into the water .

She explained a story about a group of people from work and I think maybe they 'd even rented a van , um , and were making the rounds , I ca n't remember all the details of it , but she said , `` and I thought maybe you 'd want to go , '' and she added this cleverly , `` unless you 're seeing someone else . ''

Even after we hire good people , we need to take steps to retain them .

The Celtic Church , for example , had its own ordination rite for priests , and this differed markedly from Rome 's . 

A rite for the Mass of the Holy Name , confirmed officially in 1489 is found in a fourteenth-century missal belonging to William Beauchamp , Lord Bergavenny . 

I have always hated that vulgar pomp with which the rite of marriage is coupled . 

The traditional rites of homage to the emperor were performed in the Palace of Perfect Concord . 

This was known as Chrism Fee , the Holy Chrism was the consecrated oil used in the rite of baptism and distributed at Easter to churches in the Bishopric of Rochester . 

Babies were not christened , marriages were not properly celebrated , the dead were not buried with the full rites of the Church . 

With a ringing voice , he continued to declaim his unspeakable Satanic rites . 

It is notable that in eastern England cremation is the preponderant burial rite and if cremation took place near the settlement it would be more practical to take the remains to a distant cemetery . 

The Halloween game of bobbing apples -- catching apples in a tub of water with your mouth -- probably originated as an ancient harvest rite , possibly again in honour of the Roman goddess Pomona . 

This is celebrated in all the puberty rites observed by the Hindu girl . 

None of them had been the kind of people who could have imagined devotion to a pet animal or according to it funerary rites . 

The largest of them , Magnificat Music ( under the auspices of the Westminster Diocesan Liturgy Centre ) , has become the most important publisher of music for the reformed Roman Catholic rites . 

People from Huaiwiri thus went to the funerary rites of the Kufra Chief of Police because he was a Hamdu , a member of a slave line attached to the Bu Matari . 

They also taught man the rite of circumcision and the secret languages of birds and animals so that he was able to trap or befriend them , and showed him how to divine water . 

Passion Sunday can have its Entrance rite at every Mass with a simple responsorial Hosanna . 

The rite of anointing kings became important under the Carolingians . 

What we bring to the rite of Mass can draw out from it our response to God 's grace and friendship . 

For the first time a very important ceremony , the Rite of Election , took place at the Cathedral , led by Bishop Brewer . 

Nanno Marinatos ( 1984 ) has argued persuasively that windows of appearance were used in Minoan rites at Akrotiri on Thera , so it is very likely indeed that they were used in Crete itself . 

Or a priest of some unknown religion who strides towards us , implacably set on some atavistic rite ? 

Themis describes various rain-making rites , including a Christianized one which involves entreating ` S. John Baptist to baptize the Holy Child " . 

Ideas of the relationship between developed drama and primitive rites and of the loss of meaningful mythologies continued to haunt Eliot . 

Circumcision as a rite had been performed in Israel for many centuries , but it was only with the exile that it assumed the character of a covenantal sign between God and his chosen people . 

Rites intended to heal the rift in the Imajica , and reconcile the Fifth Dominion with the other four , had gone disastrously awry . 

Yet , the work 's direction is quite the opposite of that conventionally assigned to the fertility rite . 

In certain fertility rites in Burma , a woman desirous of offspring is required not only to approach the King Cobra but to plant a kiss on its mouth . 

She is an accomplished mage and oversees all the complex fertility rites of Avelorn and Ulthuan . 

Were the corpses ' hands honourably amputated during the funeral rites -- or later , after the flesh had decayed ? 

One of the more sinister involves the Segale-Gale puppet , which is occasionally still seen during the funeral rites of Batak chieftains in north Sumatra . 

But there is no doubt of the acceptability of new resource books containing eucharistic acclamations , psalm-settings , songs for entrance and communion processions , and music for wedding and funeral rites . 

In February 1685 , Charles II , the ` Merry Monarch " , died after receiving the last rites and absolution from a Roman Catholic priest . 

Robyn followed as a determined Melissa led Luke , whose expression resembled that of a prisoner about to be given his last rites , across the field and in through the french windows . 

He witnessed the marriages , gave the last rites and buried the dead ; and , most important of all , he administered the sacrament of the mass . 

These religious rites , performed only by women , are known as vratas . 

Coronation was a religious rite , but it also served the political purpose of legitimizing the sovereign ( figs. 35-7 ) . 

Finally , they perform rites to obtain children , preferably male , and for the safety and health of their children . 

In spite of the dangers , he mixed with Muslim pilgrims and performed all the religious rites , making copious notes of everything he saw . 

She performed the funerary rites so essential to Egyptians , but not before conceiving a child by the corpse . 

And " Here also the Bridge under which on many a Sabbath day I witnessed the Baptists performing the Sacred rite of dipping in the river . " 

In the exile it was decreed that circumcision was to be the official rite of initiation into Judaism and all that that now meant . 

It appears to be the first time traffickers have used a car bomb since the start of a military-led offensive against drug cartels .

Kobbekaduwa was to have become the army chief in January and had been part of the government 's offensive against Tiger rebels since it began in 1983.

Sure , there are gains to be made with the United States by launching offensives against the latter and delivering up some of its operatives from time to time .

In recent days , Israel 's offensive against Hamas has had the unintended effect of bringing Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat , sidelined at U. S. and Israeli insistence , back to the political forefront .

Rebels were reportedly preparing to launch a major offensive against the coastal city of Surt , the base of Kadafi 's tribe and a bastion of support for the leader .

It appears to be the first time traffickers have used a car bomb since President Felipe Calderon launched a military-led offensive against powerful drug cartels shortly after taking office in December 2006.

The Pentagon said in a biannual report Friday that the increase in violence was partly due to increased offensives against insurgent havens and mild winter weather that kept insurgents active .

Since last March , when Maliki launched an offensive against Shiite militiamen in the southern city of Basra , his public image has changed .

Analysts said the attack was part of a retaliatory campaign the Taliban has waged against the army and public since the government launched an offensive against insurgents in South Waziristan in October .

The Obama administration has lauded Pakistan for launching large-scale military offensives against Pakistani Taliban in the country 's restive northwest , where Osama bin Laden and other senior Al Qaeda figures also are thought to be hiding .

The region has been the focus of an intense U. S. -led offensive against Taliban forces , said LAPD Capt. John Incontro , who oversees SWAT operations .

Interior Minister Rehman Malik said Friday that Pakistan would press on with its military offensive against the Taliban in South Waziristan .

The bombs have been found , for example , in Diyala province , where the military Thursday continued its offensive against Sunni insurgents who had taken over neighborhoods in Baqubah , the provincial capital .

However , the military has held off on unleashing a second offensive against the Taliban in Waziristan , arguing that the best tack there is to blockade militants ' supply routes and use airstrikes against hide-outs and camps .

On two occasions , Marines assigned to build trust and goodwill in Haditha were moved to the larger city of Fallouja to participate in major offensives against Sunni Arab insurgents .

The problem with battling militancy in Punjab is that the government cannot undertake a crackdown on the scale of the offensives against the Taliban in northwestern Pakistan 's Swat Valley or in Waziristan , experts say .

The battle occurred amid a new offensive by American forces in Afghanistan aimed at capturing Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters .

In Zhari , for example , an offensive by Canadian forces in 2006 was thought to have killed more than 1,000 insurgents .

Many analysts have predicted a springtime offensive by the Taliban , and attacks are occurring frequently .

Obama 's speech did little to clear up how military action under a U. N. mandate to protect civilians squares with an offensive by ragtag Libyan rebels who see airstrikes by foreign warplanes as essential to their success .

The attack on Port Brega , about 100 miles south of the rebel stronghold of Benghazi , was the first offensive by Kadafi loyalists in eastern Libya since the region fell to rebel fighters 10 days ago .

U. S. forces are present in Helmand province in numbers not seen since the U. S. -led invasion eight years ago , part of a major offensive by American and British soldiers .

It is the central dilemma of the offensive in Kandahar , and of the entire U. S. effort in Afghanistan .

The Faw Peninsula , about 50 miles southeast of Iraq 's major port city of Basra , was seized by Iran in a major offensive in February , 1986.

The bomber struck in the district of Nahr-e-Sarraj , not far from the scene of a major offensive in February by thousands of U. S. Marines and British and Afghan troops to retake the town of Marja .

For weeks , the Pakistani military had been preparing for an offensive in South Waziristan aimed at eliminating Mahsud and his Taliban fighters .

The Taliban declared the start of a spring offensive in Afghanistan on Saturday , warning they plan to attack foreign troops , Afghan security forces and government officials in coming days.

Maj. Gen. Athar Abbas , a military spokesman , told reporters in Rawalpindi that army and Frontier Corps paramilitary units launched the operation in Buner district , building on a several-day offensive in the region .

Pakistan launched the offensive in the Swat Valley to drive out the Taliban about a month ago .

Defense officials specifically single out the work of special operations forces in eliminating mid-level Taliban leaders before the February offensive in the Helmand province town of Marja .

The coalition offensive in part was aimed at disrupting the drug trade , Western military officials said .

Many officials expect an even larger Taliban offensive in late summer after the opium poppy crop is harvested .

Blair telephoned Bush on April 7 to warn that the offensive in Fallouja was causing a backlash in the rest of Iraq , diplomats said .

Last year in March , Prime Minister Nouri Maliki launched a military offensive in Basra against militiamen loyal to anti-American cleric Muqtada Sadr .

The U. S. offensive in Al Anbar comes two weeks before the constitutional referendum that U. S. and Iraqi leaders hope will stabilize the country and slow insurgent violence .

Whether the helicopter attacks signal the beginning of a long-anticipated rebel offensive toward Port Brega and the west remains to be seen .

" We are on the eve or the pre-eve of the ground offensive for the liberation of Kuwait , " Dumas said in a radio interview in Paris , without saying exactly when the attack would occur .

The Islamic State of Iraq , a Sunni insurgent coalition that includes Al Qaeda in Iraq , issued a statement in mid-September saying it would launch a Ramadan offensive through Oct. 22.

The rebels say they are using the lull in fighting to train recruits and , at some point , prepare a coordinated offensive for a breakthrough to the west .

On Sunday , the Haaretz newspaper reported that Israeli officials believe they have American approval to press the offensive for another week before the United States will apply pressure to accede to a cease-fire .

Iraqi officials said that the operation was not part of a planned security offensive for Baghdad but that it would prepare the way for a more concerted effort to clear out and hold troubled neighborhoods .

This was evident during this month 's Operation Matador , the U. S. offensive near the Syrian border designed to stem the flow of foreign fighters and their weapons into Iraq .

Some rebel leaders say they plan a major offensive to reach Tripoli before early August , the start of the monthlong Muslim holiday of Ramadan , when daily life halts for fasting and prayer .

Early today , as a new month began , U. S. and Iraqi forces raided police stations and other government buildings in Samarra , beginning a major offensive to retake control in that city .

Street battles between troops and insurgents have been raging for months , but the troops ' deployment left residents bracing for a mass offensive to take the town back from insurgents .

The northern Kurdish area has been protected by a U. S. -led coalition since Hussein 's last major offensive to put down a Kurdish rebellion in the region in the wake of the 1991 Persian Gulf War .

U. S. -led forces last year staged a costly offensive to secure key districts surrounding Kandahar city , and said the Taliban had been driven from longtime strongholds .

U. S. officials have repeatedly pressed Pakistan to launch a military offensive to uproot Haqqani network fighters from their sanctuary in the rugged North Waziristan tribal region .

The offensive to drive insurgents from Fallouja is largely won .

The statement announced a new offensive to expel " foreign invaders , " coinciding with the start Monday of a visit to Washington by President Hamid Karzai .

Since the U. S. -Afghan offensive to oust the Taliban from Marja , Taliban fighters have been planting bombs , sometimes just minutes after a road has been inspected and declared bomb-free .

Aceh 's cities are calmer since the government offensive began , but suspected kidnappings by security forces underline the lawlessness that has fueled the conflict .

In the last decade , eight Ethiopian government offensives , some mobilizing as many as 200,000 soldiers , have failed to push the rebels out of their trenches .

The Pakistani military offensive so far has skirted North Waziristan , home ground of one of the most notorious insurgent groups , the Haqqani network .

But what if the military offensive succeeds and the civilian effort falls short ?

Attacks in Kandahar have diminished since the Western military offensive began in earnest about a month ago , but insurgents are still able to move about despite the security cordon around the city .

Law enforcement officials say the military offensive in South Waziristan has accelerated collaboration among Punjabi militants , the Pakistani Taliban and Al Qaeda .

The Taliban movement declared the start of its spring offensive a little over a month ago .

Though the Taliban tied the two attacks to a spring offensive it announced this month , military officials questioned whether there was direct linkage between the strikes at Bagram and in Kabul .

Taliban officials denied responsibility for the attacks , despite warnings Saturday that they were beginning their spring offensive .

In Tripoli , a Libyan government spokesman accused the international forces of supporting a rebel offensive , which he called " illegal , immoral .

NATO says it is not softening up Surt for a rebel offensive that will include tanks and other armored vehicles arrayed against a city of more than 100,000 people .

The rebel offensive , a careening parade of mud-splattered pickup trucks and mismatched uniforms , gained momentum a week ago .

A major military offensive spearheaded by the U. S. and Britain is underway in southern Afghanistan 's Helmand province .

U. S. and Iraqi officials have also accused Syria , Saudi Arabia , Turkey and especially Iran of sending a flood of intelligence assets into Iraq , and of launching clandestine offensives .

An all-out offensive against the Taliban in Swat during the spring succeeded in flushing militants out of the volatile region 's urban centers and towns .

The Taliban continued to control Swat until May , when a military offensive began driving it out .

He said that 123 suspects had been arrested in the weeklong offensive and the houses of 13 tribesmen accused of harboring terrorists had been demolished .

Iraq characterized Saturday 's tank-led offensive as a " limited military operation , " and it warned the United States to stay out of the conflict .

The Turkish offensive across the Iraqi border included helicopter gunships , ground commandos and fighter jets , authorities said .

Marines occupied the district for much of last year and returned last month with the current offensive .

Kandahar , Afghanistan 's second-largest city , has been advertised as the target of a major U. S. -led offensive this summer .

Mahsud 's death gives a significant boost to the Pakistani military 's efforts to rein in the Taliban , which it has failed to do despite several offensives in the country 's volatile northwest over several years .

In the campaign 's final days , Maliki launched a charm offensive in major cities , preaching against sectarianism and insisting that the election process itself -- not the result -- was the important thing .

Kadafi was driven from his base of power last week in a lightning offensive by lightly armed rebels storming the capital from several directions .

That month coincided with the start of the Taliban spring offensive .

After being under siege for months , Misurata 's fighters managed to turn the tide and launch offensives westward toward Tripoli .

It was the first time Iraq had taken the initiative in a major ground offensive since the early years of the 7 1/2-year-old war .

Once South Waziristan is secured , some say , a ground offensive either in Orakzai or Kurram may be needed to keep the Taliban from establishing strongholds there on a par with what it had in South Waziristan .

The U. S. credits Iraqi forces with helping to cut attacks by half since insurgents launched an offensive here in November as the U. S. confronted rebels to the south in Fallouja .

Most of the fighting between coalition forces and the Taliban is concentrated in southern province of Helmand , where coalition troops last month launched their largest offensive yet against the insurgents , dubbed Operation Achilles .

" We know for sure now that Americans and Iraqi commanders have decided to launch a broad offensive anytime now , " said Gaood , the former governor .

Analysts said some suspect that the United States put pressure on Zardari to mount the offensive .

In Baghdad , the official Iraqi News Agency reported that thousands of Iranians were killed or wounded in the two-day-old offensive , code-named " Blessed Ramadan " after the Muslim fasting month .

As insurgent offensives stalled near Benghazi and Misurata , fighters made up of Arabs and ethnic Berbers , or Amazigh , tenaciously gained ground in the west .

The neighborhood has become a stronghold for Al Qaeda in Iraq since late 2004 , when militants fleeing a U. S. offensive in Fallouja turned the district into their enclave .

The surge in noncombatant fatalities is considered particularly worrisome in advance of a major Western military offensive in Kandahar province this spring and summer .

Peshawar was hit with a string of suicide bombings this year as Pakistani troops waged their offensives in Swat and South Waziristan .

Previous offensives by U. S. Marines have sought to dislodge Taliban fighters from havens in Helmand province , and at least some are thought to have taken refuge in Kandahar .

The U. S. assault on Fallouja in November came after American officials declared the failure of an attempt to have Iraqi security forces control the city after a springtime U. S. offensive .

The military says it plans to keep a sizable troop presence in South Waziristan to hold the ground gained , just as it did in its previous Swat Valley offensive .

" But even these women are saying , 'If you are going to do an offensive , why are you going to announce it in advance ? ' "

The Western military is trying to address that " squirting " effect with what it describes as multipronged offensives , such as one kicked off late last month in Kandahar 's Zhari and Panjwayi districts .

But with the might of the U. S. Army behind them , morale was much higher during this month 's offensive .

A primary goal of the offensive in Kandahar 's outlying areas was to make the city safer , enabling better governance to take hold .

The goal of the current United States-led offensive , he said , is to strengthen the government and weaken the insurgents so that when negotiations come , they can produce " reasonable outcomes .

Military officials have insisted that the deployment of the additional troops did not presage a Fallouja-style offensive .

Afghanistan has seen five bombings in the past two days as NATO and U. S. troops stage offensives bent on routing insurgents from strongholds in the south and east .

Bright little creature -- it took her just three minutes to work this out as her antennae fluttered in the sudden sweet smelling breeze . 

The rear ends of their wings are elongated into long tendrils which resemble antennae and are , indeed , more conspicuous than the insect 's real antennae . 

The bee gauges its speed of flight from the amount its antennae are bent outwards by the air rushing past . 

Usually insects smell by tuning their antennae to scents in the air . 

The slightest vibration of the surface is detected by the antenna , and the whirligig can distinguish between its own ripples and the myriad ripples produced by other whirligigs . 

Only about 200 molecules need to hit the antennae of the male , for him to fly off in search of the female . 

The traces of these appendages are preserved in exceptional circumstances , so we do know that trilobites had walking legs gills , antennae , and the bases of the legs modified into primitive jaws in some species . 

If the ground is moving slowly , the insect moves its antennae inwards and so beats its wings more strongly , while if the ground is moving by too fast , it compensates by moving the antennae outwards . 

Bugs use their antennae to detect blood heat , while a tick will sink its proboscis into any liquid at blood heat , even water . 

In addition to using its antennae , the locust has a patch of hairs on its head , which are sensitive to air currents . 

But there 'll be some jollification around the old homestead tonight and nobody likes tripping the light fantastic better than wor Martin . " 

A free-for-all jollification in the village hall for the whole laboratory including the cleaner , Mrs Bidwell , and old Scobie , the Laboratory attendant ? 

Eight months of commemorative jollification for the Eiffel Tower began in March . 

Mercer came back after a while to collect the Unwins and the Youngs , and the general jollifications everywhere wore on without any alarms .

` Spreads things out a bit , so we have n't got all the jollifications within a couple of days . "

Surprisingly , it 's Penn who comes out best : his stuttering shyness , gauche pout and holy fool looks quietly convincing . 

Victoria , who was by now very tired , looked up at the tree with a doubtful pout . 

When Richard 's top lip set in an obstinate bow and his lower lip protruded in a sullen pout he had the unmistakable look of his aunt Margaret . 

` All right , then , " agreed Peggy , her pout disappearing at once . 

The face they show to the public is the icy hauteur and the arrogant pout -the trademarks of the world 's top models . 

` You still want to be my chief fuel technician ? " he teased , but she gave a mock pout . 

` I 'm sorry , Silas , " she mumbled , bringing forward her childish pout . 

Therefore , on the second occasion you find the rabbits occupying a restricted section of the system . 

A powerful section of the Labour Party was demanding that Britain withdraw . 

The hair that frames your face ( hairline ) and the top section of the head ( crown ) are two areas John Frieda designates as Crucial Zones because these form the entire surface area of the style . 

For a short section of the trail here , the Snowdonia National Park authority has provided facilities for disabled people -- a shale surface to make access for wheelchairs easier and a handrail . 

Each topic in the sequence of topics contained in your outline can be translated into a section of your essay . 

As a visual aid to quick and easy identification , each section in the prospectus has been assigned its own colour code . 

This section of the drawing file is used to store the three-dimensional coordinate relationships which define the body within the machine space . 

Denied the blood they 'd paid to see , the crowd went wild , with outraged spectators throwing down fireworks , coins , even sections of seating . 

I unscrewed every section of copper pipe , from the roof tank to the hot water cylinder , blowing through each one to find the blockage . 

Large sections of the population , the subordinate classes specifically , were desperately in need of improved health care . 

Interestingly women form a disproportionately large section of the law and order lobby . 

Third , social services provide jobs for a large section of the labour force of all socio-economic groupings . 

All night rave parties involving music and dancing have become a way of life for a large section of young people . 

Many workers proceed directly to examination of thin sections , but there is a great deal of information to be obtained from examining rock slices and cut faces , particularly in the case of limestones and sandstones . 

There are many other self-help methods available , some of which will be dealt with later in other sections of this book . 

These should have specialised sections that would agitate on different issues and among different sections of the population . 

It called on all sections of society , including the armed forces , to join a patriotic movement " to stop the chain reaction of disastrous disintegration " . 

` Just go down the plaza here , turn right into the old section of the building , and it 's a few doors down on the right . 

It is the medieval section of the building that Moran has fallen for . 

Furthermore , they found that different sections of the black population were employed in very specific sectors . 

As the most deprived section of the population , they need the most help -- and urgently . 

This section of the population makes a high demand on health care resources ; 

The children of this section of society were still , as already noted , subject to infant mortality rates at least twice as high as those for the children of the middle classes . 

But under Nicholas II , active discontent became increasingly evident among wide sections of society , both privileged and non-privileged . 

Congregationalism appealed to the better-off sections of industrial society . 

Cork is made up of a myriad of tiny cells , each imprisoning a tiny pocket of air . 

They are the broad-leaved trees , the grasses , and myriads of tiny creeping plants , as well as the showy flowers which attract man and pollinating insects ( p. 91 ) alike . 

Touch is the earliest and most primitive form of communication and is an important form of non-verbal communication throughout life ; it can convey a myriad of positive and negative messages between people . 

Ceramicist Mary Rose-Young covers her work in a myriad of colour . 

The goddesses who support a myriad of lives , such as the many-breasted Artemis . 

Armour is beautifully made from a myriad of tiny metal scales making it lightweight and very flexible but stronger than steel . 

There is water-skiing , wind-surfing , sailing and many excursion options by day , and a myriad of lively cafés and restaurants for the evenings . 

Through his telescope Galileo observed more things in the heavens than had ever been dreamed of : moons of Jupiter and myriads of stars invisible to the naked eye . 

Finally , a number of categories of women were identified as having particular problems with regard to employment , namely travelling women and girls , who suffer a myriad of problems , older women , and lone parents . 

The traditional line item approach to budgeting , is , in this respect , expedient since it can easily accommodate a myriad of views as to what the objectives should be . 

At the reins sat a pearly king , his cap , jacket and trousers sparkling in the sunshine with a myriad of pearl buttons . 

Well , we already do that at the moment , trying to assess a myriad of individual benefits with people filling up forms and sending them all over the country . 

Further ` inland " you can choose from a myriad of even more music bars and pizzerias which are tucked away in small cobbled squares . 

They had lit upon Sarah Ferguson instead , who was hotly tipped to be announcing her engagement to Prince Andrew any day , and her appearance in Klosters was their dream come true . 

By the time McAvennie arrived in Scotland his brief engagement to Anita Blue had ended and his pursuit of Jenny Blyth was paying dividends . 

A member of European Parliament who grew up in Teesdale has announced her engagement to a top businessman . 

not since we 'd been married , but , erm , and erm , it was in the March was n't it , just before we announced our engagement . 

Some said this loss of funds was what lay behind a recent broken engagement between the rather unattractive Miss Pinkney and the third son of a titled but impecunious family . 

All the family felt that Stephen had been hustled into the engagement by Claire , who was a hard , devious girl , and were relieved when it was broken when he returned from Newcastle . 

` What better place for an engagement party ýT0 deux ? " said the baronet , pouring out wine . 

ROYAL ENGAGEMENTS The Princess of Wales , Patron , Help the Aged , attends the annual council meeting of HelpAge International at 77 Crouch End Hill , London N8 . 

I was wearing my engagement ring again , and I thought , innocently , that it would be protection from unwelcome advances . 

Gerald notched up another victory when Angela returned her engagement ring to Walter a few days before Christmas . 

She was wearing his engagement ring when her body was found in a canal at Sharpness Docks in Gloucestershire almost 3 weeks ago . 

Mrs Thatcher , giving the 50th anniversary lecture of the Parliamentary and Scientific Committee at the House of Lords , said it was imperative to intensify efforts to model and predict climate change . 

John Nef , in his Wiles Lectures of 1956 , concluded that , if we seek the origins of our modern quantitative-mindedness , we must concentrate on the last decades of the sixteenth century . 

The story is told of a professor who was giving the first lecture of the year to a group of new medical students . 

In Glasgow Gamble had attended the lectures of the chemist William Cleghorn , as part of the medical training then considered proper as preparation for a minister . 

( We can see how the new Aeschylean note that Nietzsche had been sounding since his lectures of 1870 was , like much else , in harmony with Wagner 's aspiration . ) 

Late in 1926 , Herbert returned to South Africa to give lectures about the expedition , illustrated by still photographs and moving pictures . 

Lectures about this type of library material tend to sound like a catalogue of unfamiliar names -- the ` catalogue aria " . 

Tolkien could have given a lecture about all these at any time . 

In fact it became standing room only as Mr Duncan Broady , curator of the Greater Manchester Police Museum , gave a fascinating lecture about crime in the period , particularly as it affected Manchester and Salford . 

Dexter recalled that halfway through the homelessness report Nicola had delivered a short lecture about the appalling conditions in which one family lived while managing to look stunning at the same time . 

During the final year of office of the previous Director , Ralph Youngman , Charles had given a series of public lectures at the school on Canaletto . 

Paul was invited to give a series of public lectures at the school , and word got around that I was on the verge of retirement and Paul would be happy to take my place . 

Later , students could attend lectures at the Royal Institution by Michael Faraday ( 1791-1867 ) who was himself the son of a blacksmith farrier . 

The orthodox theory of the eighteenth-century constitution was provided by the influential jurist and lawyer Sir William Blackstone in his lectures at Oxford in 1765 . 

He returned to Johnstone and practised medicine for three years , during which time he also gave scientific lectures at Johnstone 's Mechanics ' Institute . 

He was educated at Edinburgh High School , was a pupil in a firm of civil engineers , and attended lectures at the university in mathematics , physics , and other subjects . 

Delivering a lecture at the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew , London , Fujimori specifically highlighted the need for protecting the country 's tropical forests . 

There will be a congress plenary lecture by J.D. Watson ( Cold Spring Harbor , US ) with the title The finding of the genetic code . 

The meeting will include the Faraday lecture by Prof Y. T. Lee ( Berkeley , US ) entitled Molecular beam reaction dynamics . 

Just as I was about to give up zoology , I was lucky enough to attend a lecture by the great ethologist Niko Tinbergen . 

Each quarter is divided into four modules of one week each , consisting of intensive teaching and guest lectures by personnel in public energy administration and the energy industry . 

I got their programme and went to a lecture by Michel Odent who wrote Entering the World , a book that had really impressed me . 

` Reflections on Corporate Governance " was the title of this year 's lecture by Sir Adrian Cadbury , Chairman of the Committee on Financial Aspects of Corporate Governance . 

His biggest problem was that because of the way things work in academic life , regardless of whether or not I changed my lectures from one year to the next , I was just about unsackable . 

The perpetrator , the young Rugby lock , Smith , got away with a stern lecture from referee Steve Lander , who had been alerted to the incident by his touch judge . 

Lowestoft started their Music course by a lecture from Imogen Holst . 

Then after a lecture from them on my stupidity , each man stepped forward and shook my hand . 

As a gay man , I do n't need a lecture from anybody about the bigotry and intolerance that run rampant here in the House Of The Brave . 

` People in the south do n't want lectures from us about population growth , " growled a letter in the Guardian . 

At his first lecture in the Cambridge divinity school the large room was packed . 

His name once appeared in a diary of Colonel Oliver North during the Irangate hearings , though Wilkinson thinks that was because he was giving a lecture in Washington . 

Justin moved on to Rome where he offered lectures in his own school on the Christian philosophy . 

This book is the substance of his Lyell Lectures in 1983 but is the synthesis of thirty years ' work . 

Not surprisingly she got narky with this bumptious little turd giving her lectures in infant-theology and set about proving things with a prism . 

There is not much time for academic work , though some courses include lectures on theatre history . 

It may seem rather surprising to some that the Principal of Trinity College should be giving a lecture on fundamentalism and subjecting it to some criticism . 

I expected to hate it , but in fact I enjoyed my lectures on English language history and became an enthusiastic advocate of exercises in parsing , syntax and dictation -- the very best test of listening comprehension . 

On Wednesday November 25 Kirk Carnedoe , Director of Painting and Sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art in New York , will give a special lecture on a subject of his choice . 

On Wednesday morning of the second week Captain Trentham gave them their first lecture on the history of the Royal Fusiliers . 

How can all that knowledge be condensed into a fifty-minute lecture to students who know almost nothing about it ? 

His reasoning , expounded in a lecture to an august gathering at the Royal Insitute of International Affairs , is nevertheless persuasive . 

Curiously , for a man who wrote so much about spaceships , he detested flying , and went everywhere on cruise liners , usually paying his way by giving popular science lectures to the passengers . 

Murphy ( 1978 ) reports a simple study on effectiveness where interpreted information to deaf people was compared with oral lectures to hearing people . 

But one of her proudest moments as an ambassador came when she gave a lecture to 2,000 fellow scientists in Kyoto -- and there was only one woman in the audience . 

Both Felix Candela and Santiago Calatrava gave lectures to capacity audiences during the exhibition . 

On Thursday we gave our first lecture to a wider audience , and were surprised that more than a hundred turned up . 

The biologists and the applied scientists have done this , have offered lectures to school children , mostly in response to requests that have come in to them for specific lectures . 

The couple do get serious when they talk about their work in their environmental consultancy , speaking to companies and giving lectures about caring for the planet . 

He took immense trouble in preparing his lectures and the experimental demonstrations that accompanied them . 

Horne was president of the Royal Society of Edinburgh ( 1915-19 ) and played an active part in many other Scottish scientific societies , where he was renowned for his excellent lectures . 

In our history lecture I grasped only the most basic nature of this ` wunderkinder " warrior creed , but it was something which I was to find permeating the Legion at every level . 

I agreed to take a look at these efforts , and we arranged to meet next day after my morning lectures . 

In his Reith lectures , broadcast in 1991 and now published as a book , he has set aside his snails to give us a glimpse of human evolution through his geneticist 's eye . 

Lord Scarman was a judge in the Court of Appeal when he gave and published the Hamlyn lectures in 1974 , which were controversial , as was the Dimbleby lecture given by Lord Denning in 1980 . 

The keynote lecture will be given by Prof Violetta N. Fomenko ( Ministry of Health , Moscow ) . 

He had also taken the precaution of seeking legal advice in Bologna , where he remained for six months , attending lectures daily in canon and Roman law . 

He was a final-year student there when he went down to the provincial town of Kecskemet to earn some pocket money by delivering lectures . 

You do n't expect players to be warned for excessive aggression at this level , but they were , and the first to be admonished was an old hand at listening to finger pointing lectures . 

Supporting lectures will be given by Dr V.K. Aggarwal ( Sheffield ) , Dr J. Leonard ( Salford ) , Dr I. Paterson ( Cambridge ) and Prof E.J. Thomas ( Manchester ) . 

The annual Christmas lecture for sixth formers , organised by the Chilterns and Middlesex Section , took place at Brunel University on 4 December . 

To me it 's good news that , in spite of fragile health , he 's landing at Heathrow today to give four lectures around England this month . 

Gustave lectured us all on poetry -- though they were usually Bouilhet 's lectures rather than his own -- but he did not understand it . 

Dr Philip Short gives this illustrated lecture for the Irish Garden Plant Society on the history of the Gardens and native plants of Australia . 

` Hmmm , " I muse aloud , ` should I go to the lecture on Binding Spells and How to Break Them , or try the Apparition Graphics Workshop in Hall Number One ? " 

Before the right hon. Gentleman starts to give lectures on borrowing , he should get his facts right . 

The Laboratoire de Conservation de la Pierre , now in its tenth year , has organised a series of lectures on how science can contribute to the restoration of works of art . 

` He was giving a couple of lectures on how you dodge arrest , but if you 're caught , then how you escape . " 

There were lectures on quite advanced medical care , on intelligence-gathering , signalling and demolitions . 

Faced with a lecture on ` Dickens 's Use of Language in Hard Times " or the delights of the Broadstairs sands , the Lionisers did not hesitate . 

She gave an excellent and innovative lecture on ` Skills for the 21st Century " which stimulated a highly participative discussion following her presentation . 

Ziegler did not want to be slowed down by the prisoner , so he ordered the Frenchman to strip off his boots and coat , then ordered his Sergeant to cut the man 's overall straps . 

My best friends used to twang my bra straps in front of the boys , and although I always laughed , I felt humiliated . 

He noted with covert pleasure the outline of her bra strap through the white cotton of her blouse . 

With stylish roman numerals , gold-plated case and soft leather strap , these elegant watches are a pure delight to wear . 

The shoes were made of shiny black leather with ankle straps and tiny heels . 

Beautifully cool , and very feminine sundress with a square neckline and broad shoulder straps . 

The dark blue collar and shoulder straps are lined with scarlet cloth and edged with white lace . 

One of them puts my fallen dress strap back up onto my shoulder . 

Reaching out , he slid the straps of her swimsuit from her shoulders , then deliberately peeled the damp , clinging gold from her skin . 

The achievement of multiple economic objectives is especially difficult if the government relies exclusively upon one type of policy which operates essentially through the channel of aggregate demand .

We know this because Anthony explicitly excludes information about attainment of the organization 's objectives ; he believes that not enough is known about measuring effectiveness to include it as a user need .

` Steady progress has been made towards achievement of the Government 's inflation objective .

Creating a plan entailed identifying the business ' objectives , projecting profit and cash flow , and predicting market share .

First the chairman must be quite clear what the objectives of the company are .

Thirdly , the stated objectives of such a project are not necessarily a true representation of the motives of those who designed and implemented it .

Accountability , therefore , requires a clear definition of the objectives of a policy or programme and the development , if practicable , of measures of output and outcome .

The objective of the research is an analysis of the tensions which arise between the duty of the Council to protect the public and its simultaneous need to maintain the unity and confidence of the profession .

The program designer takes charge of the production of the computer program for the unit which must achieve a presentation that allows the educational objectives to be reached .

2 Start by defining and analysing problem areas and set communication objectives to be achieved .

It is LASMO 's continued objective to be a ` good corporate citizen " in the many communities around the world in which it operates .

At one level it may be expressed by a Commander-in-Chief who is determining the strategic objectives of the military and has to convince the generals .

I support Her Majesty 's Government 's stated objective of an enlarged , outward-looking , free-trading Community of European nation states and urge the rejection of any moves towards a monolithic , bureaucratic , European superstate .

Improving player safety was the main objective of the last three-year moratorium .

Labour 's objectives in education and training are ambitious : we want a skills revolution in Britain .

Consequently , if we are to achieve your objective in terms of price , then unless one can find a niche buyer , it may be difficult to achieve .

The objective behind TAURUS is to eliminate the need for share certificates and transfer forms , or ` dematerialisation " of the paper-based system .

However , Mr Major insisted : ` Our economic objective has not changed in the slightest .

His long term objective is to re-establish the economic basis of Berlin by persuading researchers of industry to put their heads together and devise some new products .

Our major objective in Alaska is to unlock some of the large volumes of non-proven reserves at Prudhoe Bay and elsewhere .

His objective was for AR production to be 25 per cent of Scottish Amicable new business in three to four years which means an effective doubling of AR production in that period .

For example , the surveyor may consider cost the overriding criterion , whereas the client 's objective may be to complete the project in the shortest possible time .

In the case of Turkey a further objective was a weakening of Turkish commitment to NATO membership .

The final objective is to extinguish the fire , and this should occur within eight to ten minutes of ignition .

In a nationwide televised address from the Oval Office on the evening of Feb. 27 Bush declared : " Kuwait is liberated ; Iraq 's army is defeated ; our military objectives are met . "

Our objective is to maintain the quality of the offering , " he said .

Another objective was the provision of a direct link between east and west Dedridge .

` The skills are not as high as in first-class rugby and winning is not your prime objective .

Your objective is to complete your mission and return to base in one piece .

Mr Smidovitch would not elaborate on the objectives of the visit or why it was mounted so suddenly .

The objective of the negotiation phase will be to close the deal with the preferred purchaser on the best terms for the client .

BP Chemicals ' objective for the future is to look at its cost base .

As a result it enters 1993 with the twin objectives of expanding its home sales and divesting some of its landholdings .

Would there be much point in clarifying the objectives of those involved in an argument ?

British diplomacy had ensured that the true and fair view remained as the objective of accounts preparation .

This will be in line with the Court 's objective of restoring the University 's financial reserves to a more acceptable level .

But the type of argument advanced by Rowthorn carries the implication that nationalisation of modern international enterprises represents , in one respect , a restriction of the scope of economic calculation by tying it to national objectives .

That implicit decision to lock out a third of British adults from civic engagement is unethical . 

Stan Gilmour of the Continuing Education Department said : ` The classes comprise mostly adults from the local community although students from the University also attend . 

The SSD has also recruited tow officers charged with planning and development for children and adults from ethnic minorities . 

It costs about £100 a week to keep a mentally handicapped adult in care and over £200 a week to look after a mentally handicapped child . 

Around 27 per cent of adults in Brighton , for instance , saw a London evening paper in 1963 , but only 7 per cent did in 1975 . 

Instead , a Poll Tax bill will be sent to each adult in your house . 

The latest official evidence shows that just under 70 per cent of adults with a disability -- 4.2 million people -- are over the age of 60 , compared with 25 per cent of the general population . 

Essex has an equal opportunities policy which should mean that adults with special educational needs are well represented among its students and this is , indeed , the case . 

Adults with asthma experience a significant and substantial decline in lung function when exposed to sidestream smoke for one hour [ 3 ] . 

The success of adults with cystic fibrosis in conducting their lives , education , relationships , and employment has been bought at some cost to the family . 

A total of 34% ( 31.1% to 37.8% ) of cystic fibrosis adults were married or cohabiting , compared with 61% in the general population over 16 years of age . 

The absence of training posed a serious threat to the self-esteem of secondees who , for the first time for example , found themselves teaching adults ( students in colleges or experienced teachers in workshops ) . 

However , although this may be useful as a way of training competent scientists , it does not seem to be an ideal method of producing critical , thinking adults . 

The consequences arising from the resolutions passed at this unrepresentative international congress had serious repercussions on deaf education , not to mention the status of deaf adults . 

The most obvious example is the moral repugnance that many people show for homosexuality between consenting adults . 

One rather strange anomaly is that such intercourse is legal between consenting male adults over the age of 21 , but is illegal between heterosexuals and is punishable by a large fine or four years in prison . 

Thus it was with pleasure that I came across this series of ` cartoon stories for adults of any age " , created by French scientist Jean-Pierre Petit . 

However these would have to be obtained from an extra levy imposed on the adults of that local authority area . 

Under a poll-tax system , all adults over the age of 18 will pay a flat rate set by the local authority concerned , although there will be rebates for the less well-off . 

It is estimated that approximately 500,000 adults in Great Britain suffer from agoraphobia to some extent . 

This is a video resource pack on safer sex aimed particularly at adolescents and adults with moderate learning difficulties . 

Disabled adults of working age are a significant and identifiable minority group , experiencing a rate of unemployment far greater than that for the general population . 

A total of 557 severely physically disabled adults aged 16-64 were initially identified from available records and consultation with health professionals , social workers , and voluntary services . 

The Prince of Wales Advisory Group on Disability has drawn attention to the problems faced by severely disabled adults below the age of 60 . 

Around 30 standard paracetamol tablets can kill a healthy adult and even less if the liver has been damaged before through alcohol or drug abuse . 

The Spielberger anxiety scale consists of twenty statements that gauge how respondents feel ` right now , at this moment " and has been widely evaluated in healthy American adults and in non-psychiatric hospital inpatients . 

At least two responsible adults must supervise the burning and a mobile container(s) with at least 1000 litres of water must be on hand at the site . 

` I simply ca n't believe that responsible adults allowed a child to wander the streets . 

It appears from another NFHA report that single adults are the most seriously affected by increasing housing association rents . 

ACE provides temporary employment of up to one year 's duration for long-term unemployed adults on projects of community benefit . 

It should be remembered that Employment Training Courses are designed to help unemployed adults back into the labour market , participation being entirely voluntary . 

Pensions then were equivalent to two-thirds or more of average incomes of working-class adults . 

In Edwardian Britain , for example , the average working-class adult had accumulated assets of about £11 , at a time when the wage for an unskilled worker was around £1 a week . 

Moreover , it is a ` spectre " which hangs over a predominantly deprived urban ` underclass " of unqualified , unskilled and unemployed young adults . 

A healthy young adult will typically have reached this stage of sleep within 20 minutes of going to bed , and sleep now continues to deepen , with larger and more persistent slow waves dominating the EEG record . 

Separate provision for young disabled adults did not emerge until the early 1980s , when a group , known as Contact , was formed to provide a more comprehensive facility than existing services . 

There is no reason why an average sized adult should not receive 24 to 30 thousand units intravenously in 24 hours . 

Three of them are adults , but rumours that they may be Bosnian soldiers have been dismissed as irrelevent . 

The aim of all parents is to teach their child to become an independent , self-reliant adult , able to participate in life and gain satisfaction . 

And the question this poses is : do they become better adults as a result of their Utopian lifestyle ? 

The unit treated all critically ill adults except surgical or burned patients . 

To achieve this , students must be treated as adults , as are those in higher education . 

Even if the adults do not try to talk the child out of it , they may not persist with their request . 

No wonder only 10 per cent of American adults have a valid passport ; why bother to go abroad when you have all this at home . 

About 90% of rural adults in Mexico have friends or relatives who are or have been working in the United States . 

I am investigating alternative day care provision for elderly adults with learning difficulties . 

And if adults were to learn about child development by observing free play , there must also be free communication . 

Not many adults successfully learn another language without a systematic approach to it -- but with a set of procedures to follow , and discipline and perseverance in following them , you can learn more quickly . 

For example , I visited a ` community rehabilitation house " , a converted Victorian house in the suburbs of a northern city , where ten adults lived and the concept of normalization was applied . 

Six adults live aboard in reasonable comfort when the main cabin berth is used as a double . 

He had hoped that by trying some whisky he 'd understand adults a bit better ; instead they made even less sense . 

The clashes had begun Monday around the fortified residence of Hashid tribal leader Sadiq Ahmar , a onetime supporter who broke with the president in March over Saleh 's use of violence against antigovernment demonstrators .

The concern is particularly acute in Europe , where many fear that violence against blacks and others perceived as Kadafi loyalists could lead to a desperate new boat exodus across the Mediterranean .

" The United States condemns terrorism and all forms of violence against innocent people , wherever it occurs , and stands with the victims of these crimes .

" He tried to limit violence against the civilian population and to mend the split between society and authorities , to show that the authorities in Ingushetia are not against the society , " Cherkasov said .

The attack in the ancient Mediterranean coastal city was the latest in a wave of violence against once-resilient Christian communities in the Muslim world , some of which date back to antiquity .

The Treasury Department said that " while JUD claims to be a 'humanitarian ' organization , it continues to voice its support for violence against civilians .

The United Nations Human Rights Council is expected to hold an emergency session Friday to draft a resolution calling on the Syrian government and its supporters to cease the use of violence against protesters .

Another difference is the alleged involvement by foreign fighters and international terrorists in the violence against U. S. forces in Iraq .

Kadafi 's forces used violence against protesters , and the demonstrations quickly turned into an uprising .

In violence against Iraqi civilians , 13 people were killed and 70 injured in a bombing in the northern town of Sulaiman Bek .

The trip to Hama came amid growing criticism in Washington that Ford 's continued presence in Damascus gives Assad a diplomatic fig leaf for his regime 's violence against political protests .

The killings last year remain the worst case of violence against private contractors in the Iraq war .

It also has been the scene of sectarian violence against minority Shiite Pakistanis , as well as attacks carried out by Baluchistan separatists .

The Syrian regime 's violence against peaceful protesters has drawn international condemnation and inspired disgust by even some of Assad 's stalwarts .

" The United States views with great concern the use of violence against Iranian students peacefully expressing their political views , " Press Secretary Ari Fleischer said .

One tribe threatened to stop pumping oil , the lifeblood of the economy , if violence against protesters continued .

The stark political imbalance is a key driver of sectarian violence between Sunni and Shiite Muslims in some of Iraq 's most strategically important and heterogeneous cities , Iraqi politicians and U. S. officials say .

In late June , the International Herald Tribune reported an outbreak of violence between insurgent factions near Karabilah along the border with Syria .

Such anger , combined with the ready access to extremists , increases the potential for violence among Britain 's middle-class Muslims , security experts say .

They said a policeman was also killed in the raid , taking the death toll in violence between militants and security forces since Sunday to 14--the bloodiest 24 hours this year .

According to the United Nations , violence across Afghanistan is at its worst since the war started in 2001 , despite the presence of 130,000 foreign troops .

Rebels entering the capital have found the bodies of dozens of apparently recent victims of violence at hospitals and military bases .

Five inmates were killed in internal violence at U. S. facilities last year , and the military was making an effort to identify and prosecute detainees involved in violence , he said .

Violence across Afghanistan hit record levels in 2010 , with civilian and military casualties the worst since U. S-backed Afghan forces dislodged the Taliban regime in 2001.

In the wake of a pair of airline crashes in Russia last week that investigators say may have been caused by Chechen suicide bombers , residents are bracing for possible violence at the polls today .

The violence at a long-running sit-in near Sana University close to the city center was the deadliest in nearly two months of sustained pro-democracy demonstrations in the country .

Further threats of violence by Islamic militants caused many Christians in Iraq to tone down Christmas celebrations , and attacks Thursday against 10 Christian targets left an elderly couple dead .

Allegations about the violence by security forces was difficult to verify amid a clampdown that has barred all but a few journalists under escort into the country .

In Aceh , Indonesia 's westernmost province , where the government has escalated its campaign against separatist rebels , young people are falling victim to violence by both sides .

The political transition did n't get off to an auspicious start , with allegations of vote-rigging on all sides , and threats of violence by Abu Risha if the Awakening was not declared the winner .

Meanwhile , in Baghdad , 11 bombings , mostly against Shiite targets , killed 25 people and injured dozens more in a surge of violence in the capital that seemed aimed at stoking Sunni-Shiite tensions .

Although Obama described the violence in Libya as " outrageous " and " unacceptable , " he did not specify any potential actions against Kadafi and did not call on him to resign .

Last summer , my mother went to Jordan to escape the violence in Iraq .

Other than that , it has been nearly untouched by the wave of insurgent violence in neighboring areas .

There were widespread reports of violence in the capital last week , but pro-Kadafi forces appear to have brought the city largely back under control .

Kandahar , Afghanistan 's second-largest city , has been a hotbed of violence in recent days. On April 15 , Taliban insurgents assassinated the Kandahar police chief at his headquarters .

The Pentagon has been accused of being unprepared for the postwar violence in Iraq , and Army officials have complained that they are not trained to do the kind of police work that is needed there .

In violence in Iraq on Saturday , an explosion targeted an Iraqi army patrol in northwest Baghdad , injuring seven .

The rift has left Iraq without security ministers despite near-daily violence in the capital .

Abdul Rahman Hamedi , 38 , lamented the violence in the capital at a time when fresh international forces are being sent to southern and eastern regions where the fighting has been worst .

That view has been influenced by a series of dismal developments , including the extremist violence in Afghanistan , a fraud-tainted presidential election there , and plummeting support for the war among the U. S. public and lawmakers .

Moscow has appeared eager to downplay violence in the notoriously restive republics along its southern flank , which lie close to Sochi , host city to the 2014 Winter Olympic Games .

In his calls from Iraq , he preferred not to speak of the violence in Ramadi , she said .

Twelve people were killed by militants in Minya in the first two days of 1995 , bringing to nearly 700 the number of people killed in Egypt 's political violence since 1992.

Settlers have sought to block troops from removing outposts , but no serious violence has broken out .

But officials downplay the possibility of outright sectarian war -- characterizing some of the recent violence as tribal feuds and expressing confidence in what they call Shiite " restraint .

Many Sunnis , who already feel alienated from an interim government that replaced Saddam Hussein 's mostly Sunni regime , have been intimidated by insurgent violence aimed at driving a wedge between them and Iraq 's fledgling institutions .

" Sept. 11 , 2001 , brought death to thousands of people in one act of terrible , criminal violence , " Robertson said .

Sen. John McCain ( R-Ariz . ) said Sunday that he still believed the United States needed to send more troops to Iraq to curb sectarian violence and reduce the influence of heavily armed Shiite militias .

No date has been set for the provincial vote , but it is supposed to take place by Jan. 31 and has been heralded as key to rectifying lopsided power structures blamed for fueling sectarian violence .

In other violence late Thursday , gunmen killed an Iraqi soldier in Baghdad and another outside the Taji military base about 10 miles north of the capital , police said .

Iran is in the grip of its greatest domestic crisis since the Islamic Revolution , with political violence escalating .

In addition to fighting U. S. troops , its forces were involved in death squads targeting Sunni Arabs during the height of the nation 's sectarian violence .

" This is an escalation and a challenge , " said Jose Reveles , an expert in criminal violence and author of the book " The Uncomfortable Cartel .

Officials in the West have become nervous about the legality and mandate of the NATO bombing campaign , whose stated purpose is to protect civilians from violence by Kadafi 's security forces .

But the steady drip of violence in Ingushetia , where about half a million people live mired in poverty , corruption and extremism , continues to challenge Moscow 's control of the region .

In October , more than 1,000 Christian families fled Mosul , capital of Nineveh , after Arab-Kurdish tensions fueled anti-Christian violence .

This absence means there is no independent human rights group left to document violence in the Caucasian republic .

Amid surging violence in Iraq , the need to fill the void in authority has become acute .

Local officials put in place by Moscow to keep a lid on the region use indiscriminate violence to stay in power , they say .

Some politicians said the move could jeopardize the package of political deals approved Feb. 13 to heal rifts between the country 's main communities at a time of decreased sectarian violence .

But the program risks being derailed by the upsurge in violence in the southeast after the PKK called off a five-year unilateral truce a year ago .

SRINAGAR , India â€� Gun battles , a grenade attack and other violence Thursday in the Indian-controlled portion of Kashmir killed at least nine people--including three soldiers and two policemen--and wounded about 30 , police said .

Periodic violence continues to rack Ramadi , Baqubah and other Sunni-dominated areas .

This hot summer , as the world watches the violence in the Middle East , the awareness of peace 's fragility is particularly acute .

Coalition forces have encountered serious violence in some areas of Iraq .

He was convinced , however , that the mind-boggling violence of the civil war was a thing of the past if Maliki remained in power .

Religious violence between Muslims and Copts has increased in recent years , often triggered by interfaith marriages or conversions , especially in southern Egypt , where Copts live in larger communities .

The growing violence in Kabul , the seat of government and symbolic heart of the country , poses a conundrum for the U. S. and its NATO allies .

About 350 people have been killed in political violence in Egypt in the last two years , most of them policemen or Muslim militants .

De Mistura said the three Europeans who died in the Mazar-i-Sharif compound were not victims of random mob violence but were hunted down in the bunker where they had taken refuge .

A former insurgent still in contact with elements of armed groups said Wednesday 's violence probably was the product of intense friction among Sunni Muslim political parties and figures in Anbar .

The violence late Tuesday and Wednesday raised to 237 the number of U. S. soldiers killed in Afghanistan this year , according to the independent website icasualties . org .

Today Iraq is practically synonymous with kamikaze violence ; it 's almost hard to recall a time before car bombs .

The announcement was the latest in a series of statements from U. S. officials here blaming foreign elements for Iraq 's violence .

Independent experts said the comparatively low level of violence during Ramadan can be attributed to overall security improvements .

The country 's billowing violence Thursday reached the northern region of Kurdistan , long a haven of calm .

Navy cotton culottes were teamed with the soft centre of an avocado-green shirt and a navy jacket , long and loosely fitted . 

Under that boldly amused scrutiny , her smart white gabardine culottes suddenly failed to cover quite enough bare , slender brown leg . 

I was wearing a shirt of green silk loose round the wrists and my green linen culottes -- I had found they creased less than a skirt when sitting in a coach . 

She saw his eyes flick over her neatly fitting cotton lace blouse and down to her hip-hugging velvet culottes . 

Upstairs I found that all the balconies led off one long room , where children , dressed in green kerchiefs and black-and-red culottes , were dancing to the accompaniment of a guitar band . 

She uncurled her legs , determinedly smoothed down the neat white culottes , and stood up . 

Then she dressed carefully , slipping on a pair of cream culottes and a rose-pink silk blouse , one of her acquisitions from Nice . 

She wars a T-shirt , culottes and a baseball cap but can be changed into a sweat-shirt and sweat pants . 

The giant berg broke free from the Antarctic peninsula last August , threatening to cause havoc in the shipping lanes of the South Atlantic . 

Like ice floes , small bergs and ice islands form roosts for seals and seabirds , and often carry an interesting microbial flora and fauna . 

Movements of large tabular bergs have been monitored from satellite photographs ( Swithinbank and others , 1977 ) or by signals from radio transmitters tracked via satellites ( Tchernia and Jeannin , 1984 ) . 

He said his was perhaps an ` old-fashioned " view -- that he did not want to see the entire world addicted to drugs , like the synthetic existence described in Brave New World -- but it was an enormous leap , he thought , from ` smoking a little grass to that grim picture " . 

Examination findings were confirmed as was the cholestatic nature of her jaundice , the bilirubin concentration having risen to 243 µmol/l ( Fig 2 ) .

The massive amount of blood that had been dripped into his veins brought its legacy of jaundice , followed by a seemingly endless skin irritation , something akin to prickly heat .

No early clinical complication was seen and cholestaris , jaundice or cholangitis rapidly resolved in all patients .

He was 76 , but within a month of his first dose at his home in Shurdington , in April this year he was suffering from jaundice .

Nevertheless , a preliminary report suggests that they remain patent longer than plastic stents , produce a more rapid decrease in the patients ' jaundice , and are associated with a lower incidence of early cholangitis .

All had persistent cholestasis , seven patients had jaundice , and three overt cholangitis .

Some pragmatists have suggested that the philosopher was suffering from jaundice .

At recent review two years after the onset of jaundice she remains well with a normal bilirubin concentration and slightly raised liver enzyme activities .

Jaundice associated with liver failure appeared without warning and was sometimes fatal .

The routine on Melrose Ward had barely been established next morning , when Casualty rang to say they were sending up a woman with jaundice who had collapsed in the street .

Our first patient , also in her 60s , survived three months after the onset of jaundice .

Cholestasis , cholangitis , and jaundice resolved quickly ( Fig 2 ) in all but one patient who continued despite adequate drainage to have slight and persistent cholestasis .

Seven patients also had jaundice ( mean bilirubin values 46 ( 20-142 ) mg/l ) and three had overt cholangitis at the time of stent placement .

The jaundice subsided rapidly and a second stent was inserted after six weeks , to achieve further stretching of the strictured area .

The condition is characterised between crises by a chronic haemolytic state with jaundice and a relatively constant haemoglobin level of 7-8g/dl .

Most of the patients developed ascites , jaundice , and encephalopathy that progressed even after interferon alfa was stopped .

His arthralgia resolved but six weeks later he developed jaundice , dark urine , and pale stools .

Physical examination confirmed jaundice and the presence of hepatomegaly .

The goal was , however , enough to sent the bonnets of Tam and Jimmy and the bowlers of George and Donald flying into the air . 

` That 's kind , Mr Jordan , but I ca n't stay , " replied Lawler , hanging onto his bowler . 

They went up the curving Georgian staircase to Bragg 's room , and hung their bowlers on the bentwood hat-stand . 

He wore riding-gear and a bowler , a stick tucked underneath his arm , and his air of unhurried authority gave him a matchless glamour . 

The pegs above the raincoats were occupied by assorted headgear -- berets and peaked caps , a riding bowler , sou'westers , knitted hats , deerstalkers . 

Throughout the litigation in Webb there is an open feeling of sympathy towards the employer in this type of situation and the problem has been posed in terms of the unusual facts of the case .

There was no thanks , no expression of sympathy for what Anna had suffered .

Messily directed by John Schlesinger , it fails to evoke admiration or sympathy for its characters .

It is this " pathetic " quality in Antoine Bloye 's character which undoubtedly elicits the sympathy of the reader and at the same time has significant implications at the historical level .

She cried and wailed into Sally-Anne 's skirt so pitifully that Sally-Anne 's own fear of the brute before her was lost in sympathy for his wretched victim .

But by the end she chose to overplay her hand and lost the sympathy of those who could have saved her from her last indignities -- though perhaps not from the bottle .

In William Waldegrave the DoE had acquired an intelligent minister with a genuine sympathy for the environment .

He went even further than that ; when Bradlaugh was imprisoned during the oath struggle , Headlam sent him a telegram reading : ` Accept my warmest sympathy .

` Someone must have hurt you very much , " Claudia said , her voice warm with sympathy .

Roseberry 's musical background might go some way to explaining her ` good ear " as well as her sympathy for musicians trying to catch the attention of A & R departments .

Even those of us who have had a sneaking sympathy for Marina 's parents find their inability to accept their grandchild hard to comprehend .

All the newspapers carried the story and there was a wave of public sympathy for him .

One has sympathy with adoptive parents who want ` a clean break " , and no more contact , ever , with the natural mother .

At second hand we could have enjoyed the thrill of dangerous living or shown magnanimous sympathy with the victims of oppression .

We have every sympathy with the plight of those infected with HIV as a result of NHS blood or tissue transfer .

I tell him about the cramps , feeling like a child who has fallen and cut herself , demanding sympathy .

Though Polly had little sympathy for Clive after what he had put her through , this merciless dismissal of another man 's entire future made her skin crawl .

Malcolm Fortune , defending said the practice extended its sympathy to the family .

Far from rendering them subject to ridicule , such a stress is one of the best ways to hold an audience and gain sympathy .

What had once been a largely invisible world of mental hospitals , private suffering , and professional services now appears in local communities as homelessness , strange persons in public , and bewilderment about who is responsible for whom . 

She squinted in bewilderment at the ten or so boarders who had formed her little band of helpers . 

" No , " I said , trying to sound convincing but daunted by the simple bewilderment in his face . 

` Carpenter ? " her father asked with a tinge of bewilderment in his voice . 

She did n't want to trouble the penguin with the bewilderment in her eyes . 

The old hands at machine knitting glibly talk about ` two-thirties " to the bewilderment of the newcomers at the knitting club . 

David filled her dreams ; the ecstasy of their lovemaking , and the pain and bewilderment of his abrupt departure . 

Downstairs in the lobbies , Tories were running around in equal bewilderment over the Speakership . 

She saw his fear , his bewilderment , and above all , a kind of astonishment at the enormity of the complications that lay ahead . 

The other side of the story is the pain felt by women when their children suffer , and their bewilderment when that suffering is self-inflicted . 

His voice was as sensual as raw silk , but when he saw her bewilderment his eyes drifted over to Mandy 's table . 

Gloria stared , her mouth agape , then turned to Ruth in bewilderment . 

She got up and checked the wardrobes , and her bemusement became sheer bewilderment . 

A frown of exasperation lined her brow as she shook her dark head in bewilderment . 

Sonny turned in bewilderment to Johnny , then lumbered out after his brother . 

To those workers who profess bewilderment as to how they might help , who feel their knowledge in sexual matters is insufficient or are doubtful of their capabilities for sexual counselling and aid , one would suggest that they raise the matter within their training departments . 

The rest simply stood in a state of considerable bewilderment , trying to ensure that they had not only accurately recorded but also understood what Woolton had said . 

Most will privately confess to an initial sense of utter bewilderment , but necessity will drive them to adapt to their new way of life . 

Her lovely face reflecting her complete and utter bewilderment , she queried slowly , ` Why on earth would I want to claim kinship ? " 

There was such masculine bewilderment in his deep voice at the unexpected display of emotion that Fran smiled . 

The trunk of this armoured fish is preserved in a fine-grained siltstone . 

The limbs are generally thin , but there is a marked tendency to distend or inflate the trunks of the bodies so that they become unnaturally broad . 

Having chosen such a one , he appeared to her as a vision of a white elephant , and conception took place as he struck her womb with his trunk . 

As we filmed the elephants in Amboseli National Park , East Africa , the animals sometimes wandered so close to us that we could hear their trunks ripping the grass and their stomachs churning . 

Evans looked up suspiciously , his body tensing , his trunk leaning forward as if he were going to rise . 

These figures have been replaced in the still life by loaves of bread , echoing the position of their arms ; their trunks and heads have been eliminated . 

BALANCE PRACTICE : THE PHYSIOTHERAPIST MOVES THE PATIENT AWAY FROM THE UPRIGHT POSITION , AND THE PATIENT RETURNS TO THE UPRIGHT USING TRUNK AND PELVIS . 

Head-and-neck photos of Nessie , he says , look remarkably like pictures of African elephants swimming with just their trunks above water . 

The cost ranges from £35 to £450 a day depending on the event and the intricacy of designs painted on the elephant 's forehead , trunk and ears . 

More research will be needed into the problem which causes a progressive degeneration of the elephant 's trunk which in turn means problems with feeding and drinking . 

The patient would have to have an almost normal trunk , without any associated reactions or increased spasticity as he was placed in the prone position on the plinth . 

AN elephant in Dublin Zoo had its trunk severed by a visiting elephant from Chester Zoo , the Dail has been told . 

Doug had heard that his wife Danielle had been known to appear at the store with a black eye or other signs of physical abuse , and it was well known that he hated Dempster ; he had frequently said so himself in front of witnesses .

Though the number of cases where a link between HIV/AIDS and child sexual abuse has been made is relatively small , the long-term implications can not be ignored .

In the USA some interesting research ( Zuravin and Watson , 1987 ) has been conducted into anonymous reports of child physical abuse , which indicated that reports made by anonymous sources were more likely to be unfounded than reports made by professionals and nonprofessionals .

No one , either in Orkney or beyond , denies that child abuse exists ; some say that the sexual abuse of children is rife in today 's society .

It is indeed very rare for a case of sexual abuse by a teacher to surface publicly .

A FULL public inquiry was promised last night into allegations of sexual and physical abuse of children in council care .

Reports on the armed conflict in the former Yugoslavia , however , suggest not only that rape and the sexual abuse of women have been carried out on a massive scale , but that it has been systematic and organised .

Abuse of children has been recognised as an important concern because children are seen to represent the future ; to abuse them is to abuse the future welfare of the nation .

A checklist of the types of physical abuse was developed to identify and categorise them .

If you did , you risked verbal or physical abuse , derision and expulsion .

There is also the strong possibility that family loyalty will prevail despite the abuse .

The definition of elder abuse has been drawn widely by Eastman ( 1984 ) to include physical abuse , threatening behaviour , neglect and abandonment , and sexual assault .

Girls with few friends in childhood report more abuse , though this may be an effect of abuse and not a risk factor .

Not even a torrent of verbal abuse from Ron Atkinson , nor a number of disciplinary fines , could jolt him out of his depression .

Detailing its allegations , which included the ill-treatment of suspects , unfair trails , killings of suspects without warning and the abuse of asylum seekers , the report concluded that the UK 's record on many of these issues had actually worsened in recent years despite its stated commitment to international treaties .

Anthony would probably move on sooner or later ; his bosses , two Anglo-Italian academics , had already warned him about the carelessness of his work . 

In 1940 , the school was badly damaged by fire -- not by enemy action , but ( it seems ) by the carelessness of fire-watchers installed at night to forestall such action . 

The Academy lists are full of spelling mistakes ; whether they reflect the carelessness of the artists or later wrong transcriptions one can not tell . 

I FELT compelled to reply immediately to your story about the four children robbed of a father this Christmas by the carelessness of an alleged drunken driver . 

Printers began the errata business very early , for a 1478 edition of Juvenal lists mistakes on two leaves , the printer attributing them to the carelessness of a workman . 

Often employers acknowledged no liability , blaming the carelessness of the worker , who might if the injuries were serious be thereafter unemployable . 

How wide the sphere of the duty of care in negligence is to be laid depends ultimately on the court 's assessment of the demands of society for protection from the carelessness of others . 

Central to this is , of course , the realisation that most cases of food poisoning result from carelessness by food handlers -- hence the emphasis now on training . 

The seventeenth-century poet Robert Herrick thought that a little carelessness in appearance was actually very exciting : 

The way to convince this Matron of my mother 's extreme need of a hospital bed is not through any show of carelessness on my part . 

It was therefore important and exciting to notice that there was a light in a ground-floor window of his house and that , by a fortunate piece of carelessness on somebody 's part , the curtains had not been drawn . 

Unfortunately , because of mankind 's carelessness with PCBs in the past , they are already ubiquitous . 

Whatever Romania 's military aspirations , Bucharest certainly has a record of carelessness with nuclear materials . 

People lose money from pockets , purses , wallets and handbags in such large amounts that their carelessness with coins actually has an effect on the profitability of the Royal Mint . 

You feel like a climber who unties the rope when he finds it irksome and , because of your carelessness , someone behind slips and falls to his death . " 

On those rare occasions when it slipped out accidentally , her rage was a clear indication of how deeply his carelessness pained her . 

It only takes a moment 's carelessness to make a present of your valuables to the thief . 

He sat , petrified , the implications of his carelessness seeping into his brain . 

Naturally , the carrier can not be held responsible for loss or damage which results from the trader 's carelessness or negligence . 

The vast bulk of these were not caused by employees ' carelessness or stupidity but by the conditions under which they are obliged to work . 

Dameta had taken one look at her heated countenance when she 'd emerged from the pleasance , and had ordered her to bed , muttering about fevers and the carelessness of wandering about in gardens without a mantle . 

Vaisey J went on to say that the employers had shown " the utmost carelessness in allowing this defendant to get knowledge of what they knew was a very valuable secret …

Farmers , it was claimed , were basically honest people but their book keeping was not all that it should be which could result in some omissions due to carelessness . 

They removed files of documents and tape prepared for his defence to charges of burglary .

Spowart faces charges of theft , criminal damage and burglary while Howard is charged with burglary , possession of class B drugs with intent to supply and dishonestly obtaining and receiving goods .

William Swain collapsed and died after a distraction burglary at his home .

He once defended a racist skinhead who 'd committed a burglary while on parole .

A video recorder , a kettle , an iron and ten ornamental cottages were stolen in a burglary from a house in Deepdale Way , Darlington .

The boy is also accused of burglary at the woman 's home in Nantwich on Monday .

A video recorder was stolen during a burglary at a house in Woodcrest Road , Darlington , on Thursday .

A video recorder , a hi-fi , a computer and equipment worth £1,779 have been stolen in a burglary at a house in West Auckland Road , Darlington .

Fenton admitted aggravated burglary at a house in Roseberry Road , Billingham , where Graham Watson , 20 , and Dolan admitted burglary .

The best deterrent against house burglaries at the moment is an alarm system .

Nicholas Higgs also admitted burglary at another house in Kensington Road .

A TERRIFIED pensioner had to wait an hour for police to arrive after an attempted burglary at her Teesside home .

Scarborough police are also investigating a burglary at the Citadel Salvation Army building in the town where thieves made off with an Atari computer worth £520 .

Fenton also pleaded guilty to a burglary in Station Road , Billingham .

Wild , also of Park Avenue , Teesville , admitted a second burglary and an attempted burglary .

James Butt , 36 , appeared before Teesside Crown Court and admitted burglary and handling stolen goods .

Some two thirds to three quarters of all solved burglaries are committed by young men under the age of 21 .

` One is that , like I said , I could probably frame you for the kiosk and the burglary .

At a later meeting , Hinkin was asked by the others , as he had a motor vehicle , to go out with them and commit burglaries .

Senior officers have targeted car thefts and house burglaries as the two biggest problem areas and a new team has been put in place to spearhead the campaign .

McCann , in which the Court of Appeal reduced the sentence for a relatively minor burglary by an offender who had only one distant previous conviction , from two years ' imprisonment to nine months .

There was growing concern yesterday for the fate of 11 US scientists from the Tropical Research Institute who were taken from their island laboratories on Wednesday .

Scientists from the NEC corporation in Japan have developed a Virtual Reality ski slope that is so realistic users experience exactly the same stress as if they were really hurtling down a mountain .

The report says that the methods used by scientists at the Department of the Environment to calculate future acid rain damage are " flawed " .

The scientists at Wallingford know they 'll never be able to tame the sea but they hope their new wave basin will help them find ways of making its effects less destructive .

At one point he even cheerfully admitted that he might not be a real scientist at all .

Thai scientists at Mahidol University found pollen and ` fungal elements " on most of the 22 spots analysed .

It has been arranged by Mr David Fisk , chief scientist at the Department of the Environment .

The report 's author , Sir Ieuan Maddock , a former chief scientist at the Department of Industry , says the Ministry of Defence is partly to blame for this stagnation in ` technology transfer " .

Jean Thullier , a French scientist at the Institut National de Hygiene , injected various auxins ( regulators of plant growth ) into animals to see whether they had any effects .

British scientists at the UK Atomic Energy Authority 's Harwell laboratories are sceptical about all this .

Cray Research Inc. in Minnesota , which has traditionally asked university scientists in the United States to help it to develop software , hopes to work with European scientists to develop specific software .

By twelve o'clock the meeting of senior scientists in the Director 's office to discuss the furniture and equipment for the new Laboratory was over , and Howarth rang for his secretary to clear the conference table .

The second aspect of popularization was informing active scientists in other disciplines about what was going on .

Professor Costall says it is very difficult to be accepted as a research scientist in Japan particularly as a woman .

Scientist Tom Clarkson said that there was a 50-60 percent loss of ozone over the Antarctic during the southern spring ( from September to November ) .

And the Union made the expected noises about not appointing a forensic scientist .

Some 20 distinguished scientists give their views on the involvement of scientists with war in general and the arms race in particular .

Forensic scientist Andrew Hunt told Teesside Crown Court he did extensive tests on blood on Mrs Chandler 's clothes , behind her nails and on nearby rocks .

There 's only one way you can cripple a bad scientist , and that 's to demonstrate how bad his science is .

` They need booze because the stink from the engine gives them the runs . 

It is pitch black round the clock and everyone is depressed , drunk and stinks of fish oil . 

Restaurant boss Torbjorn Olsson , who sells the stuff in Soho , London , said : ` When they get home , their breath stinks of garlic not beer . 

The flames leaped up , with an overpowering stink of burning cheese . 

The stink of gasoline filled the air and the Prophet 's eyes widened in shocked disbelief . 

Not from the first sentence which begins : ` He was conscious of his own stink . " 

` The rain will continue through the night until about midday tomorrow . 

Phone your answer on the following number 0891 525 512 by midnight tomorrow , leaving your name , address , video choice and daytime phone number . 

And Shell U K will have to wait until tomorrow to hear what sentence it receives for causing a 30 mile oil slick , which polluted the River Mersey . 

GOSPEL singer Michael Card will play the Assembly Hall in Belfast tonight -- and still be up at the crack of dawn tomorrow to dash up the Antrim Coast for the North West 200 . 

We 're told the weather is going to get better by tomorrow , so that 's what we 're hoping . 

The little stream wound among floating eyots of water flowers that looked like day stars reflecting a mystical heaven . 

Lying on the bed in her Marks and Spencer 's slip , she read with interest of the range of conference delights available that evening for those who were otherwise unengaged . 

She was vacuum cleaning the passage right up to the door at the end when she noticed what she thought was a brown silk slip lying on the floor at the base of the locked door . 

Through the tweed of her skirt , her pure silk lace-bordered slip and the nylon stockings she wore , she felt the hairy thing , hot-heavy and disgusting . 

She was self-consciously aware of the silk slip , the new bra next to her skin and she had walked stiffly into the room the butler ushered her into . 

They were getting dressed for dinner -- they were expecting the two grass-widowers , Mr. Crawford and Major Minnies -- and Olivia sat at her dressing-table in her cream silk slip , liberally dousing herself with lavender water . 

She was dressed in a white silk slip belonging to Faye and sitting on the dark wooden floor of the veranda , leaning her arms on a white wicker chair . 

She had taken off her dress and slip and hung them on the branch of a tree . 

Beneath a man 's jacket the woman wore a gaudy satin slip streaked at the hem with blood . 

She swigged a mouthful of wine with relish , irrigating her tongue to savour the bitter fruitiness .

Meryl crunched a piece of celery with relish and made a covert appraisal of the other guests at the long table .

In old age he maintained a relish for life in defiance of tribulations and failing health , and his geniality and goodness made him the centre of a circle of faithful friends and admirers .

Tyson and Shaw were not given to complaining , though neither had much relish for the food .

Their uncertainty , however , belies a genuine relish for sailing .

He was asked to stand for parliament , but declined , having no particular relish for party-politics ; he was too large-hearted a man for that .

Fen made no comment about the meal she set before him , but , she noticed , he ate with relish and from time to time she felt him observing her contemplatively .

The monks , unused to such curious behaviour , gossiped with relish about the strange eccentricities of this English clerk .

` There 's a wine storage under the floor of your dining car , " he said with growing relish .

That was just how he 'd tell it ; Denis could hear the tone of sarcastic relish in his voice .

Latterly the word ` harpy " has come to mean any person who is cruel or merciless , or who hungrily tries to appropriate the food or belongings of a weaker person . 

A search of the house revealed three corpses and the belongings of many others , and to save her own skin , Mme Dumollard confessed that her husband had murdered the girls for their valuables and clothes . 

Antique dealers and bargain hunters have been looking through the belongings of the late Robert Maxwell . 

As Korah , Dathan and Abiram stand defiantly at the doors of their tents with their wives and children , the ground opens beneath them and swallows them up , together with the tents and all their belongings . 

The two women stood , gathered up their belongings , stepped down on to the platform . 

Together we went back to the lodgings , she packing her belongings , both of us braving the landlady . 

With a slight feeling of anti-climax we gathered our belongings and made our way back to the coach for the journey home . 

He said that all 10,000 students would have to leave the campus with their belongings by last night . 

She gathered up her belongings in a strained silence , and left the room . 

She had her revenge ; she hastily boarded their ship , leaving her belongings on the other ship , and prayed not to be sick . 

Then he collected his belongings from the interview room and joined Rain on the landing . 

She turned away to strip the rumpled bed , then straightened the room and packed her few belongings in her bag , feeling more reluctant by the minute to face Penry in the cold light of day . 

It came as a blow to her that her eldest sister , Audrey , and brother , Max , had sold off many of their mother 's belongings without so much as a by-your-leave . 

His gun-holster , without his weapon , and other belongings lay on the table . 

Those who cared for Michael gently encouraged him to accept his toys and belongings again . 

Adam packed his few belongings , then went next door and did the same for Billie . 

Midway through the next morning a footman and a supercilious lady 's maid arrived to collect her few belongings , so that the last traces of her life with them had gone . 

Lizzie came from the back of the house to greet them and insisted on helping them carry in Sara 's boxes , packages and various belongings . 

To go through all her husband 's personal belongings sent back from the hospital where he died . 

As she looked down at this small collection of his personal belongings , she realized that she had never thought of him as having any reality beyond the few hours they had spent together at the cottage . 

I arrived at work on the Monday and was handed a cheque and my personal belongings at the desk in the foyer and was then escorted out by Security . 

Leaving his personal belongings in the room he walks down to enjoy a good breakfast before continuing his journey . 

Wherever she went she carried her bag with her personal belongings down to every last rag . 

System administration and the desktop are improved with the latter adding an Image Tool to create , load , view , rotate , zoom and crop images for documents among other enhancements . 

The edge of the main blade can also be used as a hacking tool to clear vegetation or cut through tree roots . 

Deck scrubbers : Essentially scrubbing brushes on broom sticks ( stails ) these are purpose designed tools for manual floor cleaning . 

I tried various methods , although I was a bit limited because I only have two-pronged transfer tools for that machine . 

The approach suitable in specialized indexing tools for medical research will need to be very specific in order to differentiate between closely related subjects . 

These have more sophisticated tools for creating your own images and working with scans , and often do the scanning as well . 

In this section , we focus briefly on these special tools for creating interactive multimedia easily . 

Algorithms and software tools for ordering clone libraries : application to the mapping of the genome of Schizosaccharomyces pombe 

The classic one involves picking up stitches with your transfer tool , knitting about seven or eight rows , picking up the next three stitches and repeating along your edge . 

At SunSoft he will be working on the DOE , or Distributed Objects Everywhere , side of the house developing an object desktop and enhancing Solaris ' desktop productivity tools and information management software . 

A hobbyist 's substitute would be a 25watt soldering iron with a shaped bit , or a wood burning tool . 

William George Henry Augustus , Eleventh Marquis of Hulton , always had a pipe in his mouth and he was invariably either filling it , cleaning it out with a metal reaming tool or trying to light it . 

This enabled someone to establish the numerical co-ordinates of the movement of the cutting tool over the entire sequence of operations and to transfer this to code on punched tape which was then fed into the machine . 

It includes a powerful set of object drawing tools including PCX import and scaling . 

We do n't sell gardening tools because of demands on space , but composts and flower pots etc , are now being looked at . 

All will bring their respective application development tools into line with AD/Cycle . 

Ann Arbor , Michigan-based Sextant will introduce a Motif-based reverse engineering tool for C called Sextant 1.0 for C which ships from November . 

The software recognises various dialects of SQL and is positioned as a data access tool rather than 4GL or executive information system ( EIS ) , although it combines elements of each . 

A pizza dough mixer , which rotates in the opposite direction to the mixing tools , is said to eliminate cleaning problems and prevent the dough riding up the side of the bowl . 

It would be fair to say that JustText is a professional tool which , without an understanding of typography and design , it is impossible to fully exploit . 

They may be hand held , for which they are the most effective tool for cleaning glass windows and large mirrors , or stail fixed for clearing water from floors . 

Manipulating these crystals by hand with the dissecting tools which biologists use it was quite obvious that their strength was negligible . 

To help its VAX or Mips users move to Alpha platforms , DEC has developed binary translation tools which can recompile programs for Alpha without using source code , to which customers may not have access . 

Consider then what happens when you start integrating one communication tool with another , in other words , the use and state of one system interacting with that of another to bring increased effectiveness . 

This is a deathbed strikingly devoid of the sacraments , of Extreme Unction , of ` the consolations of religion " . 

I went to Godstowe , said a prayer for that poor woman 's soul , gave her Christ 's unction and left . 

On Friday he went into a coma and was administered extreme unction .

But Javorova , 65 , said another reason was to simplify the task of providing nuns and other women imprisoned for their religious beliefs with extreme unction and other Catholic sacraments , according to the article .

Near the entrance , the devout fell to their knees and kissed the Stone of Unction , where tradition says the body of Jesus was covered with a shroud and anointed after being removed from the cross .

And in the altercation between Theseus and the fury Tisiphone ( ` Contente-toi d'une victime ! " , 

There was just enough time for a picnic at Llanfair Caereinion , or a look at the workshops according to taste , before we commenced the return journey . 

They had grown tired of giving parties and picnics in Swangrove . 

Elisabeth recalled the picnic in the bay ; they had grilled plaice on top of a fire in the ashes of which they had baked potatoes . 

The Flour Advisory Bureau , in conjunction with the Forest Service of Northern Ireland , has produced this guide to some of the best places for a picnic in the forest and woodlands of Northern Ireland . 

I expect you 're busy with the ladies ' altar guild and the old people 's picnic . 

She said , Elizabeth , come to my picnic , " and her voice ran with honey . 

Many delightful coves for afternoon picnics , good winds in sheltered waters and magnificent scenery . 

Around half a mile away was the small Hertfordshire town of Tring with shops and bakeries providing everything for a canal side picnic . 

Just perfect for those summer picnics along the Thames , if you can afford it that is , the guide price is around £35,000 . 

A great tradition of the Tour is the family picnic , eaten at the roadside as the riders go by . 

Perhaps with the taint of a half-smile they named the camps of Mordovia after the pretty , sun-dappled forests around Moscow where they took their family picnics and holidays . 

` What about Sunday , we could have a picnic , " Mary continued with a slight plea in her voice . 

As soon as Lydia saw him she realised that she could have her picnic without putting her wicked plan into operation . 

Several people complimented her on the beauty of the surroundings , because it was her picnic and so for a while Wales was her dining-room . 

Standing by the old timber ponds at Clapton , another of his childhood swimming holes , he had felt his tension being blown away by the eternal winds of the Severn . 

They joined up with local environmentalists who were extending a pond at the Victoria Nursing Home , Barton Street . 

We started the pond in early spring , after deciding on a semi design , and after spending all winter finding the right size and shape of preformed pond . 

She 's hankering to take to the open sea and attempt to cross the great pond in the park . 

Every town and village , and most large estates , had natural or man-made ponds on which matches were arranged as often as the weather allowed . 

At the first pond on Hampstead Heath a raised brick platform juts out into the water . 

THE agriculture minister , John Gummer , should have declared work paid for by a giant food company to restore a pond on his own land , MPs ruled last night . 

• Do not be misled by anyone telling you that Swan Mussels will filter your pond . 

Q Recently my son enlarged our garden pond and while moving the fish into their temporary quarters , we noticed some of the Koi had protruding eyes . 

Water Gardening from Lotus tells you everything you need to know about building and maintaining your garden pond . 

The castle ponds attract various species of ducks and geese , waterhens and coots . 

Visitors are free to wander through the woods and across the extensive lawns to admire the lily pond , the fountain and the rose gardens . 

They sat at their favourite table overlooking a pond to one side , covered with clusters of red and white water-lilies in full bloom , and the sea on the other . 

A sewage leak has been blamed for polluting Scarborough 's Valley Road pond near the seafront , and killing fish . 

Creggan watched them hour after hour , envying their freedom in such a wide area , though a small ditch right round the pond prevented the ducks wandering too far from its edge . 

Did it relate in some way to the fact that millions of years ago our gill-bearing ancestors crawled out of the pond , and ever since we have been paralysed by the thought of a return to it ? 

Tadpoles normally feed on plankton and decaying plant material suspended in the water and shoals may effectively stir up the debris at the bottom of the pond , thus adding to the food supply . 

You can often see mats of them , beaded with silver bubbles of oxygen , blanketing the bottoms of ponds . 

Feeling suddenly cold and miserable , Robert moved towards a bench at the edge of the pond . 

However , boys will be boys and they enjoyed the fresh air and the sport of fishing , in fact the boys had been known to fish after dark at the newty pond which was very illegal ! 

Yellow flag iris pseudacorus is commonly found at the sides of ponds and in wet meadows . 

Returned water splashing onto the pond 's surface will help to oxygenate the pond , giving you an extra benefit from your filter . 

The evening breeze cooled her forehead and ruffled the surface of the horse pond in the yard . 

The hot summer days did n't deter this reader from digging his own pond and creating a haven in his town garden 

Once a month , a gardener comes in to do the heavy work for me , and I hope he 'll dig the new pond . 

It is a fine place to have a picnic or take the dog for a long walk , by the ponds in the woodlands . 

Laverne runs out of bank , hits the flat , cleans out of space and heads straight for the middle of the pond . 

As far as he could see , Maisie , who was now thoroughly disorientated , was headed for the pond in the centre of the Common . 

I met him returning from one of the Penn ponds with the largest pike of the year swinging by his side and a look of sheer elation on his face . 

From the 1500s , the miller was supposed to allow a certain amount of water to flow from his pond , along the main street , its purpose ` to cleanse it " . 

Capron had even provided the gun that had been fished from the pond on the heath . 

I can imagine you turning right in one of the lanes around here , and me going straight on into some duck pond or other . " 

As the days became warmer they would go to the pond to feed the ducks and then along to the terraced rose gardens before making their way to the nearby swings and roundabouts in the small enclosed area . 

The dredgings are put in the bottoms of furrows or are used to fill in ponds . 

He was nine years old , it was the spring holiday and he went swimming in a local pond . 

I was in the Ralembergs ' garden where something black and white was floating in the small carp pond . 

I once took all eleven of my dad 's Angel Fish to school in a jam jar and poured them into the pond to keep the goldfish company . " 

They watched a fat frog plop into the pond , its skinny back legs paddling frantically under a perfect white lily . 

Dogs charged about grinning , plunging into the green pond , emerging to shake off volleys of water . 

For the next sequence , Crawford and the Suzuki had to jump into a pond ; a three-foot ramp was used this time . 

At least , I thought , their eyes would have looked on that same pond , the pond which now my own eyes saw . 

When a toad looks for a pond in which to spawn , chances are it 's going on memory . 

Frogspawn : Take a look in ponds and streams during spring and you 'll probably see what looks like a mass of clear jelly with little dots in it . 

When he and my mother came to live at the house he bought five Aylesbury ducks to swim on the pond and clear it of weed . 

From watching raindrops , bubbles and insects walking on ponds it is obvious that water and other liquids have a surface tension . 

The ducks , who live on a pond within the precincts of the court , have now added a duckling to their numbers . 

The fish was returned to the pond , the frog ` despatched elsewhere " . 

Tufted ducks have been flocking to our ponds in unusual numbers , writes James O'Hagan 

The second is an 8W UV ` Filter " for use in Koi ponds , rated at 500 gallons . 

She walked round the pond to the sunny side where the water 's surface was devoid of weed . 

He staggered across the wide path that bordered the pond and plunged into the water . 

The cat looked at Lyn and opened its mouth in a soundless mew . 

She was making a tiny , repetitive sound , a little mew , as if in response to a lover 's touch . 

Sounds such as traffic , footsteps and noise may be heard well , but sounds like the flute , telephone bell or kitten 's mew may be missed altogether . 

He supplemented his income by petty thieving from his pupils ' parents , and also by a touch of blackmail , often finding his benefactors had been slightly compromised with the serving staff . 

If he 'd been moderate in his thieving he would never have been caught ; . " 

What income he has comes from heroin , extortion and other people 's thieving . 

Desperate Dan could have woken up suddenly and gone for him with a broken bottle , or he could have accused him of thieving and stumped off to the nearest police station . 

` I do n't care what anyone says , Craig would n't stoop to thieving , I just know he would n't . 

Once the initial shock wears off , the very inhumanity of these attacks rallies public opinion against the perpetrators .

" I am in complete shock that this has happened -- I am floating I am so sad , " Perez said .

Attgdhi 's friend , Mohammed , was still in shock over his death , just four days after returning from the relative serenity of Manchester .

" We are in complete shock , " said Tatiana Lokshina , a lawyer with the human rights group Demos .

My son 's teacher had recently died in a bombing and my wife had cried for days. I worried that the two of them would be in shock .

The rebel in white sneakers was in shock , stooped over on the curb , life seeping from his young body .

" This is . . . a big shock to the military , " said former Air Vice Marshal Harry Goonatilleke .

But mistakes had been made , he said , and soldiers , many of whom had never run into an IED before , told me their shock initially overcame their training .

After months of fighting an enemy that stayed hundreds of yards away , the shock of facing them at a distance of twenty feet cannot be overstated .

He said he believed the bombing was a sufficient shock to the CIA to force badly needed change .

In Tripoli , some reacted with shock at the news that the council had authorized military intervention to protect what government supporters describe as armed insurgents .

With Lloyds ' Budget Account , for instance , you divide the total of your year 's bills by 12 , and transfer this amount from your current account by monthly direct debit .

The European annual total of 2 billion dollars remained around one-tenth of US total space expenditure .

The churches in the great cities like Rome acquired resources to maintain the clergy , initially paid on a dividend basis from the monthly total of offerings , and the very poor or oppressed .

Throw in the financing planned by service firms as well as public spending on eastern telecoms and railways , and the 1991 total could exceed DM50 billion .

You should try and amalgamate these DCs so that the total does not exceed 10 .

Indeed , scores of battalions had already been formed from ethnic minorities on an ad hoc basis by German formations in the field , and by late 1943 the total would exceed 400,000 men .

By the end of March the totals had reached 81,607 Germans to 89,000 French .

In 1938-39 , the District 's approved list contained 224 tutors but by 1941-42 the total had fallen to seventy-two .

` On the day when unemployment has reached the tragic total of three million , will you publicly repudiate this heartless approach ? "

The sale of council houses has produced an accumulated total of £8 billion in local authority housing accounts .

Over the last year an extra 29,000 inpatients and 8,500 day case patients were treated up 6 pc on the previous year 's total of 588,000 .

Adding together the totals for each shelf display unit , wall fixture , gondola or free-standing unit will give the total shelf measurement for shop

By late December the number of people leaving had risen to up to 600 a day , not far short of the total for the whole of the period 1987-89 .

2 If you enjoy a drink ( and most of us do ) watch your total for the week and do n't be heavy-handed if you pour your own .

Ninetythree out of the total of 123 keywords are not allowed in upper case at the start of a variable name ( anything may be used in lower case ) .

If the weekly total is much bigger than normal , the retailer will want to know why .

Thirty-four of the total of 40 buildings that were discovered remain to be explored .

The 105 total included 12 common dolphin , 7 Dall 's porpoise , 8 Pacific white-sided dolphin , and 56 northern right whale dolphin .

At £1,622 million , the May figure was less than two percent down on the April total of £1,651 million .

The sale total was FFr13,888,000 ( £1.6 million ; $2.46 million ) with 73% sold by value and 72.6% by lot , against a pre-sale estimate of around FFr20 million .

` I am fit and well prepared , " he said , defusing doubts that he was not as good as last year . 

Whatever one 's interpretation of the events of the next two and a half months , there can be little doubt that they represent an improvised response rather than a matured plan . 

There can be little doubt that the problems of the inner city are rooted in unfair and inadequate access to economic and political resources . 

Yesterday 's stage-managed show of Tory loyalty do not remove the widespread doubts that Mr Major is simply not up to the job . 

Doubts concerning the dynamic stability of a rotor ship were eliminated with further trials . 

Gary Pallister is already ruled out and there 's a doubt concerning Brian Robson who has a sinus infection . 

Doubts concerning American policy in any case were often offset by a higher regard for the Americans as a people . 

His geopolitical ( some would say his neo-imperialist ) strategy similarly demanded the continuance of a strong British Commonwealth , especially given his doubts concerning the future of democracy as relatively backward peoples gained their independence . 

The films was advertised as the BANNED film because of Churchill 's doubts about its message , but no serious attempt was made to stop it being made or shown . 

Only periodically does Mr Tebbit seem to have looked to Powell as a politician who could express some of his gnawing doubts about the Heath government . 

The ANC 's elliptical denial that it was ` organisationally implicated " has done little to calm white people 's doubts about its commitment to the rule of law . 

It may be recalled that Lanfranc 's doubt about the sanctity of Elphege arose from lack of information about the circumstances of his death . 

There 's no doubt about it , curtains that hang beautifully give an elegant finish to a room . 

But the new President , in spite of his doubts about Soviet motives , did not rush towards a showdown with Stalin . 

She confessed her doubts about combining the huge workload of president with her preliminary exams . 

Institutes in Germany and Switzerland withdrew from L* amid some acrimony , which increased doubts about paying for the project . 

If there is any doubt about being able to prove this point successfully the prosecution should consider other offences . 

The only other clues available on this aspect until now have been air bubbles in polar ice caps , but there are doubts about how closely the composition of the bubbles matches that of the atmosphere at the time they were trapped . 

As I say , I doubt these assumptions , and some interesting studies have confirmed my doubts . 

Whitelocke was constantly sceptical of the motives that impelled the politicians and men of affairs who surrounded him , and he was always ready to voice his doubts . 

The doubts of some pre-war Labour leaders that the civil service would actually co-operate with a radical Labour government were largely laid to rest by the experience of the Attlee government . 

Despite the doubts over this study , the idea of ` Meadow 's syndrome " has become a popular one , especially among those doctors who are sceptical of food intolerance generally . 

Without , apparently , a single doubt as to the validity of this premise , the advice was laid down , the warnings given . 

Although there are those who cavil at using the term ` minister " for anyone other than those who are ordained , there is no doubt of the significance of the musician 's role . 

Because of the conflicting evidence , Coroner Michael Colcutt said there was clearly some doubt over the way Grant had died , and he recorded an open verdict . 

And so there must be an element of doubt over having updated from nineteen eighty one here to nineteen eighty nine . 

Conflicting official versions of the circumstances of the assassination fed doubts as to where ultimate responsibility lay . 

Single people , whether celibate or not , may also be plagued by doubts as to whether they would have been capable of sustaining a relationship in marriage . 

` There must be serious doubts as to whether he is strong enough to shift the party behind him . " 

If there is any doubt as to whether the proposed offer is serious the Panel should be consulted . 

And there 's some doubt as to whether the council can make its tenant farmers enforce the ban . 

Speaking on Radio 4 's World This Weekend he added : ` Their action would also call into doubt in children 's minds just what authority figures are there for . " 

Mary Neal began to call in doubt the authenticity of Kimber 's version of the dances , but Sharp used Kimber , who supported him throughout the battles , as his yardstick of what the morris should be . 

It can also cause self-crisis in which the mainspring of a person 's belief system is called into doubt and inwardly crumbles without anything strong and important to take its place . 

There is no faith which can not choose to cast doubt on some other faith . 

Brennan ( 1976 ) , in a thorough critique of these approaches , casts doubt on the actual opportunities the deaf child has to acquire language . 

The suspension cast doubt on the prospect of larger-scale aid disbursements by Western donor countries . 

No further appeal was possible under Austrian law , but defence lawyers said that they wanted to apply for a retrial because of new expert evidence which cast doubt on their client 's conviction . 

Critics have expressed doubts about the draughtsmanship of both artists . 

Peter Smith of Coopers & Lybrand expressed some doubt about whether the necessary guidance was practicable yet , and therefore whether a statutory duty was appropriate . 

Taking up the case , The Wall Street Journal , which reports statements made by Jeanne 's son , expressed doubts as to the rectitude of the French museum 's behaviour . 

If she had spoken truthfully and expressed her doubts about his faithfulness , he would have been flattered , gentle and full of mirth . 

He also expressed doubts about the feasibility of a rapid integration of east European countries into the EC . 

He himself felt some doubts about the ethics of the proposal , but , ` so great is my regard for Edward " , succeeded in suppressing them . 

` But I 'm getting doubts about more and more things , " replied his junior master . 

Peking 's response to other calls for ` democracy " this summer raised enough doubts . 

He said this campaign raised ` doubts about the authenticity of the eventual allegedly free choice " . 

The power of revision arose if there were circumstances that would raise doubts in the mind of a reasonable inspector . 

Research has also raised doubts about the role of imitation in children 's learning of language . 

The field man who has difficulty in meeting his programme can raise doubts about his industriousness . 

She had no doubt of the genuine affection he had for her and knew she would be a fool not to acknowledge it . 

If you have any doubts about your particular model , then you should consult the manufacturers , importers , specialist shop , or local expert for advice on the subject . 

Had they done that we have little doubt that the tribunal decision would have been otherwise than it was . " 

From this FitzGerald could be in little doubt as to the likely course the bishops would take once a referendum campaign got under way . 

The outcome was never seriously in doubt , although our eventual majority of 144 seats substantially overstated our support . 

He leaves the audience in no doubt of the character 's heartless egotism and yet you find yourself warming to his sheer vitality . 

He wanted the best for his new model Colonial Service , and he was in no doubt as to where he would find it . 

The independence of the state was anyway in doubt , because of EEC influence . 

An impressive 2-0 win over Everton left the watching Germans in no doubt that Leeds are in the mood to become the first British team to win a European tie from 3-0 down . 

When he placed her on the bed and sat beside her she was left in no doubt of his love . 

But Darlington Chief Inspector Matt Longstaff also believes club managers could have contacted the force if they were in doubt over their legal position . 

England 's players have been left in no doubt about their need to improve . 

THE FUTURE of China 's conservative Premier , Li Peng , was thrown into doubt yesterday when the country 's normally tame parliamentarians rebuffed him by rewriting his government report . 

Its pro-western stance brought into doubt the very legitimacy of the Chinese Communist Party , and its multitude of criticisms of the Chinese civilisation were akin to attitudes of the Cultural Revolution . 

If SCO downgrades its commitment to MIPS , and if , as seems likely , Compaq shelves its MIPS/ACE plans , it throws the chipmaker 's long term future further into doubt . 

If it could be proved that new species had emerged since the creation of the world , then the story of creation would be thrown into doubt . 

The future of a derelict quarry has been thrown into doubt because of a planning decision made half a century ago . 

At the trial R submitted that the converting of hydrochloride into free base cocaine did not amount to producing a Class A drug because all that was involved was changing one form of cocaine into another . 

More than 200 people were arrested in five countries and £122 million worth of high grade cocaine seized in swoops around the world . 

The sachets remained unopened and in their possession at all times and the analyst confirmed to police that it was high-grade cocaine . 

Officials in Washington had been sounding the warning for over four years , noting that Guatemala is a trans-shipment point for Colombian cocaine and heroin heading north to the United States and Mexico . 

Barry had been forced from office in 1990 , and had served six months in prison , after being secretly videotaped in the act of smoking crack cocaine . 

Crack cocaine is highly addictive and often associated with violent crime , even murder . 

He had taken a couple of square inches of rock cocaine from wherever he had hidden his supply and was chopping it with his knife on to Trent 's shaving mirror . 

We had secretly videotaped Marshall , who lived with her parents in the Royal Mews at the Palace , selling high-quality cocaine . 

Rock musician Roy Harper began a libel action against Emap Metro Ltd trading as ` Q " magazine , following an article in the July 1989 issue which alleged he snorted cocaine on stage . 

Debbie had spent the evening snorting cocaine and drinking , say police . 

The court 's heard that she had been taking cocaine and drinking whisky . 

He admitted having tried cocaine but said it did not seem to do much for him ; cocaine was in ` because the chicks dig it sexually " . 

Kevin Mack , the Cleveland full-back and two-time Pro Bowl selection , was yesterday sentenced to six months in prison after pleading guilty in August to using cocaine . 

` I naturally believe that the financial profits of the drug are offensive , " Ellen said , ` which is why I 've only used cocaine on a handful of occasions . 

There was just the summer-shrunken stream from which a pale mist drifted to lie in shadowy skeins across the plump fields of wheat and rye and barley . 

Here the curving chalk hills are interspersed with abundant fresh and sparkling streams in their valleys . 

The lovely ruins of 13th-century Valle Crucis -- where white-robed Cistercian monks once worshipped -- are set beside the Eglwyseg stream in a narrow valley . 

The official Voice of Vietnam said the bus was fording a rain-swollen stream in Quang Ninh province , east of Hanoi . 

Thus the farmer on whose land the first find was made discovered his land was being prospected only when he found the prospectors sampling streams on his land . 

Water voles have fairly specialized habitat needs : rivers or streams with steep banks and thick vegetation to protect them from birds of prey . 

Because the world 's streams and rivers provide such convenient sewers , and because the seas and lakes seem all-accommodating , human beings have , over the years , abused them notoriously . 

Extraction of water by companies rather than below-average rainfall is responsible for the drying out of many of Britain 's streams and rivers , according to Lord Buxton , a leading conservationist . 

South of the terminal moraine many powerful meltwater streams were moving some of the loose stones , sand and mud of the older sheets of boulder clay . 

The name may have derived from the old British , gala or gwala , describing a full or swiftly flowing stream , though some etymologists think it may be the Cymric gal , meaning ` scattered " . 

The valleys of the choked and overflowing streams were speedily transformed into long stretches of bog , impassable except by a few well-defined tracks , which became marks for the enemy 's artillery . 

He followed her eyes to the sides of the room where there were huge tapestries depicting nymphs and shepherds playing in a landscape filled with trees and winding streams . 

` Could we not travel safely on the road now ? " she asked cautiously , as they forded yet another stream . 

The field fell gently downhill to his left , tipping its little , secret , underground streams towards the River Pleshey , a mile distant . 

Also , fresh-water supply would entail a search for underground streams such as Djibouti and the port were built over . 

The man was alone , standing apart from the stream of people , watching . 

The stream in the bottom of the valley was spanned by a narrow bridge , and she squeezed the car across it , and started up the hill on the other side . 

Wading through the stream of overwhelmingly affectionate obituaries , I could not find a single phrase to support the view that Mr P ever had the slightest interest in the games that people play . 

Fisher Row lay on the west bank of the Castle Mill stream , a small tributary of the Thames , in three sections known as Upper , Middle and Lower Fisher Row . 

The bottoms of the valleys contained dashing streams , winding tracks , and picturesque little villages made of pretty wooden houses huddling together . 

Ice motion causes the meteorites to become concentrated in the same sort of way that mountain streams concentrate deposits of gold or other heavy minerals in ` lenses " or into layered structures . 

As winter comes and the mountain streams get cold , the yellow eels descend to lower , warmer stretches of the rivers . 

The king himself had forged ahead and reaching a flooded stream , had been the first to ford it , forcing the army to follow him . 

Sharpe rode on down the slope till he reached the stream where , as the stallion drank , he reloaded the rifle and shoved the weapon into its holster . 

Aberdeenshire is best known as the place to go for salmon fishing , and the Royal Dee is one of the finest salmon streams in Scotland . 

Exactly which smells salmon use to identify their natal stream is uncertain . 

When we reached this area we found a small stream passing under a bridge marked Puente Chinoluiz . 

Occasionally the water table intersects the earth 's surface , forming streams and lakes . 

Reluctantly , and without much enthusiasm , Blair clambered down the river bank and waded across the stream . 

The path leads across several small streams down the steep slope to the right . 

Chittagong Railway Station and most tracks north of Bairab Bazar Junction rely heavily upon this renowned company for their structural steel , and there are 28 DWEC spans across rivers and streams in the Chittagong area . 

We walked alongside the stream and then negotiated the board-walk which led us safely across a treacherous bog to the shores of the tarn . 

Walk uphill , where the forest ends cross a stream and continue uphill with a stream gully to your left . 

It then descends in nearly a dozen zigzags , traverses a gorge and continues along the Urnerboden high valley of near-level alpine meadow , crossing the stream which is the cantonal boundary . 

Burning petrol floated down the stream like a Wagnerian funeral , terrifying the trout . 

Once on the other side turn left to follow the stream to the stepping stones across the East Dart . 

We visited more hides , followed a winding stream , were shown the favourite skulking haunt of a water rail and listened ( with no luck ) for its ` lilo-emptying " squeal . 

The stones are sometimes said to turn round or dance before going down to the local stream or lake to drink . 

Lydia woke early the following morning and went out to wash in the stream , feeling it was brave and somewhat magnanimous of her after it had treated her so ill on the previous night . 

The council has also noted the lack of water in the York stream in Maidenhead and questions the adequacy of flow in the flood relief channel . 

When she had casually mentioned that they were in the forest to hunt for the unicorn he had flung Allen into the stream . 

I jumped over the wall and ran along the bank and jumped straight into the stream , " he said yesterday . 

He says in the centre of the site there 's a land-drain put in by a previous farmer which drains into a stream which runs into the River Thame . 

When the track turns sharp left , go right , stepping over a small stream then up the hill to a metal gate . 

A bridge leads over a shallow stream to the rear part of the garden which is walled to one side . 

Tundra streams flow in meandering channels through tundra vegetation , draining the peaty soils , picking up humic acids and acquiring a low pH as they go . 

Then there is a channel called the " York stream " , which runs through Maidenhead . 

The animals thrived in the rich grasslands , and by 1750 had become central to Nez Perce life . 

The 1977 Porchester report published figures provided by MAFF to indicate the potential loss of agricultural production if 16,000 hectares of Exmoor stayed as rough sheep grazing and were not converted to grassland . 

Grasslands provide more scope for combining conservation and good livestock husbandry . 

In the other direction from Craigleith the route is fringed by rough grassland with some areas of hawthorn , elder and nearer Granton Road , mixed semi-natural woodland . 

Even in chalk grassland in Great Britain , non-equilibrium models may best explain the coexistence of plant species and , in lowland rain forest , there is still disagreement about the importance of chance establishment of trees . 

China is to set up what is described as the world 's biggest nature reserve , covering 200,000 square kilometres in the Qangtang grasslands of northern Tibet . 

They put the device on 200 pennants suspended from utility poles , and paint it directly on crosswalks in the downtown area . 

The Kazakh-brokered agreement had called for a ceasefire along the border between the two former Soviet republics .

Before his reign the site would have been on the southernmost borders of the empire ; when he died it was at the empire 's heart .

We are not convinced that the object of the exercise is to make yet more people to become like ourselves !

The object of the game is to bring together similar shapes ( triangles , squares , etc. ) making them disappear -- destroy all to reach the next level .

( x ) To do all such other things as may be deemed incidental or conducive to the attainment of the Company 's objects or any of them .

Regarding the admission and discharge to and from mental hospitals the object of the 1959 Act was to make admission as informal as possible .

` They will keep an eye on Flora , that was the object of our coming -- `

Place either apples or bananas in a large bowl of clean water and the object is for the participants to eat the fruit without using their hands .

Our object is to get the creative ideas from the artists erm and from the artistic groups within the community .

The object is to help them communicate more effectively with their colleagues in France and Germany .

Finally , the question tells us that A's object was to save the leader ; it does not tell us whether his object was also to save himself .

He showed particular interest in that subsidence , it 's reasonable to assume that his object was to return to it at a time when there would be no one around to interfere with him .

Their object was to undermine society , the Church in particular .

A Home Office spokesman was quoted as saying : ` The object is to investigate whether children are being abused in an organised way by networks or rings of adults .

The lie of every feather is indicated , and while the plates give great aesthetic pleasure , their object was to help identify birds hit by a collector .

Coleridge said that Wordsworth 's object was ` to give the charm of novelty to things of everyday , and to excite a feeling analogous to the .

Its object in rerunning the debates of the 70s was to provoke bad industrial relations for the sake of the Tory party .

At a time when the BBC has declared its object of cutting its staff from 25,000 , it has added an extra thousand to the people employed in the department concerned .

Its investigatory function has as its object the ascertainment of the facts and the determination of the truth. ( para. 14(3) )

As the main object is to obtain a smooth hover , the actual idle-up controls should be set to give as nearly as possible a constant engine speed .

Well I hope so too but it was n't the whole object of the exercise .

It will be our object in this book to combine the insights from these approaches in a multilevel , multifunction view of style which will be applicable to the practical study of texts .

The object of the exercise is to move the debate forward to another place where another group of individuals will also have a free vote and it 's quite rightly been said .

As he puts it in The Problem of Method : ` For us the reality of the collective object rests on recurrence .

One way of indicating this intention would be to take some action contrary to the object and purpose of the treaty , but such signalling action could be deemed a breach of Article 18 .

The locals often plant their vegetables out among the olive groves and vineyards and find all flourish happily together in the rich volcanic soil . 

You will keep away all the little creatures that would like to eat my vegetables . 

Home grown leeks , a traditional Easter vegetable , are a best buy at 35-45p a lb for home grown , 65-70p a lb for Dutch . 

Production was aimed at self-sufficiency in livestock products and field vegetables . 

Ric himself likes to grow some of the more unusual varieties , such as the Chinese leaf vegetables or mange-tout peas . 

Serve hot with the watercress sauce and a good selection of steamed spring vegetables . 

CD is alluding to a story told about the prince of dandies , Beau Brummel ( 1778-1840 ) , who was once asked by a lady whether he had ever tasted vegetables . 

Season the dish to taste and serve immediately with freshly cooked vegetables or a green salad . 

Mix the vegetables in a bowl with two tablespoons olive oil and two tablespoons fresh chopped parsley . 

You are not denied the best of foods , chicken breasts , cream , fresh vegetables , asparagus . " 

Continue to eat plenty of garlic and fresh , green leafy vegetables . 

Why ca n't our markets have such a range of fresh vegetables and include herbs and unusual salad vegetables at the sort of prices these traders were charging . 

For example , frozen vegetables were invented by Clarence Birdseye , owner of a produce business at the turn of the century . 

` We have come to this , " her mother used to say , ` eating frozen vegetables like Americans . " 

Frozen vegetables were , somehow , a lowering of standards , but they were quick and convenient and really fresher than anything one could get in the London shops . 

This very rich and delicious dish should be served with plain boiled rice or jacket potatoes and a boiled or steamed green vegetable such as Calabrese or Brussels sprouts . 

Riboflavin is present in whole grains , eggs , green leafy vegetables , peas and liver . 

It also eats grass and benefits from a regular supply of green vegetables in its diet . 

Recent studies have shown that the risk of developing gastric cancer can be reduced by eating green and yellow vegetables frequently , perhaps because vitamins A and C may give potential protection from carcinogens . 

` We have moved along so we are not simply cooking Malaysian food but using the best possible organic vegetables , proteins and grains to create various meals . " 

But while affluent British consumers began to ask for organic vegetables and real meat , total demand for these more naturally produced and more expensive foods remained small . 

I would also grow all our own organic vegetables for the table . 

Gardeners have been inviting the public to look round their allotments to show off the advantages of organic methods of growing vegetables . 

Natural foods such as fruit , raw or lightly-cooked vegetables and wholemeal bread are good for vitamins and fibre and help to prevent constipation . 

Many foods provide small amounts but it is especially rich in liver , kidney , raw green leafy vegetables and oranges 

Avoid salads , raw vegetables , cold buffets , mayonnaise and any fruit you ca n't peel yourself . 

Start cutting down on " bad " foods today and consume more health-giving raw vegetables , fruits , salads , nuts , grains and pulses . 

In addition to free drainage and an open structure , root vegetables need fairly high fertility . 

Quick-growing root vegetables such as radishes and carrots which grow out of sight can be compared for size when they are pulled at various times . 

The greatest consumers of root vegetables are the French , Belgians , and Irish . 

Celeriac : this knobbly root vegetable has a similar flavour to celery . 

` A main dish soup made with lamb and root vegetables and leeks . 

It adds a delicious flavour when used fresh in salads , or with lamb or summer vegetables . 

COOK 'S NOTE : This dressing is especially successful with a salad of crisp vegetables and smoked poultry or game . 

Mung beans are very small green beans that can easily be sprouted at home for use as a salad vegetable . 

He converted my mother to Food Reform , and when she made a salad of grated vegetables for Christmas dinner in 1955 , my father walked out and I wish he 'd taken us with him . 

Potatoes come from the Andes and most of our salad vegetables hail from Asia or the Mediterranean . 

The cooking water is n't wasted though -- it goes towards making the lunchtime soup for which the volunteers will now be frantically chopping fresh vegetables . 

While dandelion leaves and hairy bittercress are best eaten raw in salads , ground-elder , stinging nettles , chickweed and dead nettles -- the sort that do not sting -- are best cooked like other green vegetables . 

Partly cook the vegetables , chop them up and place in layers in a large ovenproof dish . 

Try not to peel vegetables whenever possible ; simply wash and scrub them . 

They peeled no vegetables , roasted no joints , bought no floor polish or detergent , no furniture cleaner or disinfectant . 

Women sat under carved wooden verandahs preparing vegetables , fish and chicken . 

As she prepared the vegetables , she heard the front door open . 

Cypriots also have countless ways of preparing the wealth of fresh vegetables , salad stuffs and herbs which are freely available . 

You can boil meat , potatoes , pasta or rice , make a stew or soup in the base pan , steam your vegetables in the steamer and simmer your gravy or sauce in the porringer on top . 

A PLOT to blow up Britain 's tallest tower was foiled last night when suspicious security guards caught terrorists dumping a van loaded with explosives . 

Some of them poked him with sticks to see if he really was a savage and threw books shouting , ‘ Build us a tower . 

They then raised the money to build a replica tower one-third the size in 1891 . 

That settlement had vanished long since , but since then some other settler , in harder times , had built himself a tower , the main part of which still stood . 

In charge of works after the collapse of the central tower in 1237-9 he remained chief master at least until Christmas 1257 , described as ` cementarius magister operis " and ` magister fabrice " . 

Only the power of magic enabled the Elves to construct such a high tower . 

So here termites construct circular towers with conical roofs , the eaves of which project outwards so that the rain cascading from the tower falls some way from its base . 

National Westminster plans to recommission restaurant facilities on other floors as the full complement of 2,500 staff move to the tower . 

It is the workers who build the colony 's home , burrowing out galleries deep in the earth and , above ground , raising great domes , towers , turrets and spires . 

This tower was built in 1957 by local Italian architects , including Ernesto Nathan-Rogers . 

Interestingly , the two semicircular towers had been built out over the filled ditch of the earlier rampart , as had the semioctagonal external tower at the north-west corner . 

A replica of the tower has been built at Thiepval as a tribute to Ulster soldiers killed in the battle . 

St. Giles Church -- The 12th Century Church of St. Giles was rebuilt in 1616 after the original tower collapsed virtually destroying it . 

Even then , it was not free from disaster , and the central and the south-west towers collapsed in a storm of 1210 and had to be rebuilt . 

Two pressure towers ( PLATE 40 ) were constructed to divide the long aqueduct into three parts . 

The tower was demolished by lightning in 1821 and since the present Abbey clock tower was erected on the site in 1822 the papingo has been placed there for every contest . 

The tower was erected in 1227 , and the town itself evolved around it in a triangular pattern from 1244 onwards . 

He was sitting on the wall by the broken tower where the pigeons had lived . 

He borrowed a new T-shirt from Jazz and tried to look a bit cleaner after his night in the graveyard potting shed , determined to keep out of trouble till after the competition . 

He wore dark jeans and a very expensive-looking soft T-shirt in pale blue , but he looked no more forgiving a person . 

He wore a white T-shirt with nothing over it or under it although it was the depth of winter . 

She wore a t-shirt with the name of an American university printed on it , and denim shorts cut ragged round her plump thighs . 

Many personnel were sporting T-shirts with the new THORP logo . 

He wore old jeans , espadrilles and a torn blue T-shirt through which spilled a lot of black chest-hair . 

You could tell he was a maverick because he 's called Gavin , is articulate and wears black T-shirts for work . 

I agreed , and next day they sent a photographer along to West London Stadium and I was pictured wearing my ` Pure Talent " tee-shirt with ` No Additives " inscribed on the back . 

They all wore symbolic black clothes over bright yellow T-shirts and all spoke in Welsh , their statements being translated into English afterwards . 

He was wearing a T-shirt and jeans and looked perfect for the UK market . 

He was wearing a clean white T-shirt , frayed denim shorts , and navy canvas deck shoes , his dark hair already drying in unruly waves . 

She longed for some proper clothes too -- having to wear one of his large baggy T-shirts was doing nothing for her self-image . 

Her working gear comprised an oversized boat-necked T-shirt which had a habit of slipping off one shoulder , frayed denim shorts and flip-flops . 

The hopeful view is that the thwarted coup will strengthen Guatemala 's eight-year experiment with democracy and serve as a lesson for other would-be dictators in Latin America . 

Will the Minister give a categorical assurance that surplus aircraft will not be supplied to the evil dictator of Indonesia ? 

Unless Iraq 's dictator sounds the retreat in the next few days , he will soon be unable to meet the January 15th deadline set by the United Nations for the complete removal of his army from Kuwait . 

This was only five years after the war , and Spain 's dictator , Francisco Franco , who had been an ally of Hitler and Mussolini , was still in power . 

Just in case anyone believes the propaganda that the Ciskei is a ` homeland " and its puppet dictator Brigadier Oupa Gqoza are ` independent " of white racist South Africa , here are a few facts about the Ciskei army . 

TV viewers worldwide watched in horror as hated tinpot dictator Brigadier Joshua Gqozo ordered his troops to open fire on an African National Congress protest march against his leadership of black homeland Ciskei . 

The violence began after an attempt by President Nicolae Ceausescu to rally support for his regime turned into a massive protest against the Romanian dictator . 

There was no reason , however , to link the unrest that was brewing up in the country with the Kamalian dictator . 

In 1959 US attention shifted to Cuba , where the revolutionary movement led by Fidel Castro finally overthrew the repressive government of Batista , dictator since 1933 . 

By the mid 1930s , he had begun to rule as a royal dictator without the benefit of independent counsel . 

The widow of Indonesian dictator Ahmed Sukarno pleaded guilty to assault and disorderly conduct in a plea bargain . 

Two of its soldiers were killed during the final offensive against Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein . 

US doubts were redoubled by news that the coup was to be led by Major Giraldi , a close associate of the Panamanian military dictator . 

Former President Daniel Ortega Saavedra said that supporters of the former right-wing dictator Gen. Anastasio Somoza were returning to the country and attacking the FSLN . 

The slaughter of Somalia -- a former British and Italian colony -- began in January 1991 with the overthrow of ruthless dictator General Siad Barre . 

Nicu Ceausescu , the younger son of the late Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu , was sentenced on Sept. 21 by a five-member military tribunal in Sibiu to 20 years in prison for " instigating aggravated murder " . 

Even while taking a catnap the animal 's ears are in operation . 

Nomes slept mainly at night , but needed catnaps to get through the long day . 

He poured an inch of condensed milk into the mug plus four spoons of sugar and stirred the coffee before straining it . 

A tea-bag , a spoon of Marvel milk-powder , and the green plastic mug was steaming triumphantly by my side . 

She breakfasted on fried bread and bacon , and tea with four spoons of sugar , before a full turkey dinner with the other 33 residents at her nursing home in Redcar , Cleveland . 

The greenwoods of Sherwood fill with music and outlaws during a week of jousting , jesting , fancy dress and feasting ! 

` I kept quiet about you hobnobbing with Sniffy in the greenwood , did n't I ? " 

In spring , summer and autumn it grinned at them from the greenwood . 

In the near-famine of 1795 , champions of the market economy would have had the poor starve and let mobs of hungry peasants loose on the countryside . 

“ No photographs ! ” shouted one gendarme … around the corner rushed an angry mob of demonstrators pursued by a squad of gendarmes …

A mob of townsfolk boarded a ship loaded with corn and cut the rigging to prevent it sailing , so that the magistrates felt obliged to call in troops from Plymouth to quell the mob . 

Then , King fought his way through a mob of well-wishers eager to shake his hand or receive a nod of acknowledgement . 

Mobs of Right-wing thugs set ablaze a tent city housing refugees outside Leipzig and torched a hostel in Zielitz . 

A far better option is to treat the Wolf Riders in the same way as Goblin infantry Mobs -- go for a fairly large unit , deploy in deep ranks , and include at least one worthy character . 

A Mob of even five Boar Boyz is potentially very strong and can get stuck in once your core units are committed . 

There is no point at all in buying Mobs of Goblins without putting a half way decent leader with them , and a Goblin Boss is n't enough on his own ( leadership 5 ) . 

For example , you can choose a Night Goblin Shaman if your army includes at least one Mob of Night Goblins . 

The marshes around Altdorf made it difficult for the Orcs to group for the assault , and several mobs of Orcs disappeared forever when they strayed into the marshes . 

If a Savage Orc shaman is with a Mob of Savage Orcs then the power of their tattoos is enhanced still further , while the wild energy of the Mob increases the Savage Orc shaman 's own power . 

If a Savage Orc shaman joins a Mob of Savage Orcs ( Boyz or Boar Boyz ) then he gets +1 extra magic card when the magic cards are dealt at the start of the magic phase . 

This means a Mob of Savage Orcs with shields will have a save of 4 , 5 or 6 , for example . 

For example , you can choose a Black Orc Big Boss only if your army includes at least one Mob of Black Orcs . 

There were never enough masters to control the unruly mobs of boys , and the enlistment of prefects to the cause of authority was at best an ambiguous achievement : they were boys , too . 

That same evening , in a town not far from Salvador , police repelled an assault on the local jail by a mob of 300 people who were planning summary justice for a prisoner accused of raping and murdering an 11-year-old girl . 

As tension rose , mobs of Islamic fundamentalists and Christian youths engaged in street battles . 

She came upon the leather-worker further along the street surrounded by a mob of youths who were beating and kicking him . 

In an idyllic location on the beautiful Bo Phut Bay , the Palm Beach is aptly named with more than 4 acres of coconut palms along the glorious beachfront . 

It destroyed four hundred and thirty six acres of buildings , thirteen thousand two hundred houses , eighty seven parish churches , numerous other public buildings . 

More than 11,000 rabbits have been killed in the 12 months since the Shetlands council introduced the scheme , which is estimated to have saved acres of grass , cabbages and turnips . 

An unlikely encounter — a drug squad officer chatting amicably with the owner of five acres of cannabis . 

A 17-year effort to protect some seven million acres of federally owned desert in California seems to be on the brink of success , the result of a new president and changing attitudes in Congress . 

The BLM has also set aside 1.5 million acres of formerly pristine wilderness for unlimited shooting ranges and for use by jeeps , dune buggies and dirt bikes . 

This barn conversion had about two acres of totally untouched field surrounding it . 

It was built during the 1620s by Sir John Winter who , by 1640 , had control over 18,000 acres of the Forest . 

It was the first National Forest park , created over 50 years ago , the 28,000 acres of verdant forest contain a history as colourful and as remarkable as its setting . 

Adjacent to these grounds lies 7,000 acres of forest accessible to walkers . 

Since the first timber trade conference of this kind was set up , a year ago , nearly 50 million acres of tropical forest have disappeared from Mother Earth 's bountiful face . 

Egerton Grey stands in seven acres of luscious garden , encircled by walled parkland . 

Idyllically set in 18 acres of garden and parkland with river frontage , Glencot House is an elegantly furnished Victorian Mansion which offers high class accommodation , excellent cuisine and friendly service . 

It stands in two acres of landscaped garden which was once a paddock for horses , and has a delightful lily pond and a revolving Victorian summer house . 

Standing in 1.5 acres of beautiful grounds , the hotel commands superb views of the bay and the hills . 

The superb hotel is set in 9 acres of grounds close to Cheltenham 's town centre . 

On the outskirts of the 1000-year-old village of Winchcombe , Postlip House , a 19th-century stone manor house , stands in eight acres of wooded grounds surrounded by the beautiful Cotswolds . 

Around the house is an acre of garden and beyond this eight acres of rough ground with rocky outcrops and mature trees and squirrels and deer from the forest paying occasional shy visits . 

The Club tried , unsuccessfully , to buy 12 acres of land by the present 12th at £40 an acre , and sold several acres two years later at £50 an acre . 

However , by 1988 the registers still listed 90,000 acres of disused land . 

In 1952 at the Chairman 's request , the Stockport Playing Fields Society leased nine acres of land off Castle Farm Lane to the School for 99 years at an annual rent of thirty shillings . 

In that context , the airport company last year acquired nearly 90 acres of perimeter land to help with its aim of establishing the airport as a new centre for regional aviation-related business . 

The 275 acres of pasture are of the best and surround the house on all sides , undulating towards distant hills -- and to Dublin airport only half-an-hour away . 

Sywell Country Park consists of 143 acres of meadow and pasture and 70 acres of reservoir . 

By buying woods and planting out broadleaf trees to create new woods , the Trust now owns 11,500 acres of woodland across 56 counties in Britain . 

We lost roughly 1,000 trees in this year 's gales , and we 're worried that the squirrels may be short of fir cones ; they say one red squirrel needs about six acres of woodland to survive . 

The team are cutting back hazel bushes to ground level across two acres of woodland . 

One should not attribute human qualities to natural phenomena , but in a strange way the gentleness with which Mt Pelee buried its victims seemed like a sort of atonement for their deaths . 

On some occasions , a kid goat was also offered as atonement for the sins of the Hebrews . 

The legionnaire sees himself caught in a never-ending cycle of darkness and despair , until the day when he will be liberated through atonement of his past crimes . 

On the tenth day of the seventh month there was a special annual ceremony of confession and atonement for sin . 

More than 100 Japanese walked across the infamous Death Railway bridge to mark the end of World War II and seek atonement for the crimes of their countrymen .

Boehm said Germany wanted to see atonement for the crime , whether in Italian or German courts .

Cutting off the first joint of the little finger is a means of atonement by yakuza members who fail their bosses .

` Whether to be a very High Church clergyman with a short lacy surplice , or a very Low Church clergyman with long grey moustaches . " 

In his billowing white surplice he looked like a dishevelled old bird struggling to take off in a high wind . 

Even more successful in this purpose is the white surplice which happily hangs from Anglican shoulders . 

The elderly cleric was standing in the doorway in his surplice to welcome them . 

Miss Dunstable decided to say nothing about the Rector 's imperfectly ironed surplice . 

` It was lucky that you happened to drop by he said , as he tugged off his surplice . 

On the way to the tomb there are some mementoes of the great man , a crucifix staff and a mitre . 

The Palace owns the matching mitre and the two garments are reunited for the first time since the 1930s . 

If they had held it , as they should , over the Patriarch 's head , it might have kept the dew from settling on his mitre . 

Stretched out on a stone slab , under a crusted canopy , lay -- to judge by the mitre and colourful vestments and the pairs of angels at feet and head -- a bishop . 

Proudly wearing the bishop 's mitre and gorgeous robes his mother had made for him , he conducted Sunday evening services in the family sitting-room , rearranged as a church for the occasion . 

The blue and silver glow of the vision had pushed him out of her consciousness , but now she saw him she had to admit how very handsome and grand he was in his mitre and robes . 

He 's elected by the community but this a special blessing before he really takes over and wears his mitre and crozier . 

Alan Williams made a special steel flywheel , and this was then bolted to the standard Cummins one to give the two halves of the clutch . 

The crowns in the anterior half of the tooth row , in contrast , are leaf-shaped with a basal constriction that most closely resembles the crown shape in basal sauropodomorphs . 

Now whether this has anything to do with a conflict between right and left halves of the brain is not really the issue here . 

In the lower half of El Greco 's ` Burial of the Count of Orgaz " in Toledo there is a line-up of angular , ruffed mourners . 

Lewis watched the silhouette gradually form behind the opaque glass in the upper half of the front door . 

Arms folded across his head , Creed smashed into the frosted glass of the door 's upper half . 

The most southerly of the three enclosures had also been subdivided , although little of its eastern half lay within the trench . 

Standing behind the refreshment table , though , she now realised that only her upper half was visible . 

There are round , flat tarts , full of concentric circles of apple slices , thin as whispers , or fat little apricot halves , under a sticky glaze of jam . 

When the egg whites are properly combined with the chocolate , carefully add the biscuit halves -- do not add any crumbs . 

Finally , used lemon halves are perfect for wiping away smells from chopping boards . 

One clue is that California , the biggest supplier of walnuts , will not contract to supply whole halves . 

I pulled the now broken glasses from my pocket : one lens was split , so I fixed the halves in a crude frame of electrical tape . 

The two largest of these were especially fine -- one representing the Patron Saint as a Roman Soldier on horseback , cutting his cloak in half and giving a half to a beggar . 

Leaving a 4cm/1½in border , spread the corn mixture lengthways over half of the pastry , then cover the remaining half with the pepper mixture . 

And there 's another oddity ; the top half of the last page has been torn away . 

At the moment of writing , there is a bitter struggle with the ` Tamil Tigers " , who demand a separate state and self-government in the northern half of the island . 

The whole of the rear half of the fish is in effect the engine for this propeller . 

Areas covered by wheelclamping include the City of London , most of Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea , and the southern half of Camden . 

Cut a plastic bottle in half , and put a mixture of jam and water into the bottom half . 

Paint the bottom half of the white candles with blue food colouring . 

It is a consequence of the manufacture of this optical RAM that there is an optical dead zone between the top and bottom halves of the picture . 

The western half of this wing could then be dedicated to a ` double-height " living-room with French windows opening out , through a deepened former window opening , on to the garden . 

The western half of the village over the river Derwent was the scene of the annual fair from about 1200 until the early 20th century . 

In both Norfolk and Suffolk the eastern and western halves of the county are noticeably different . 

Throw back the quilt and move onto your side supporting the top half of your body with your elbow . 

Plastic pins simply pushed in to secure the lower half of the handle to the body of the mower . 

Unlike the contortions in books by Jane Fonda and others , this one concentrates on shaping the top half of the body . 

The head and front half of the body of this fish is fire-orange/red with a distinctive patterning created by bold deeper red edging to the scales . 

Tessa became conscious of a mottled red face gazing at her , and the right half of a short , bulky body wedged in the jamb of the door with one shabby braces strap visible . 

Public transport in the two halves of the city grew apart in the years of division . 

It 's the more industrial half of the city , away from the university centre and main shopping areas . 

The tomatoes Red Alert and Tornado should give reasonable crops outdoors in a dull summer -- at least in the southern half of the country . 

In June , 1950 , North Korean Communists nearly overran the southern half of the artificially divided country , the half which the U.S. had occupied and paid for since the war . 

The best plough lands are mainly in the broad , flat eastern half of the country from the Moray Firth to East Anglia and West Sussex . 

We were also aware of the problem that assessment in English , particularly that at age 7 , could result in bilingual children reaching only a comparatively low level of achievement . 

Arguably , assessment of performance should not be mixed with educational supervision , though manpower considerations might necessitate such a dual role for the educational supervisor . 

` Cover versions can give an assessment of singing ability " , says Gatfield , ` but not star quality . 

This project focuses on teachers ' developing assessment practices in relation to both TA and SAT administration at KS1 , and on the interpretation and use of results made by other teachers , parents and LEAs . 

But the bulk of assessment in speaking and listening should be conducted locally , recorded by teachers in a common format devised by SEAC in consultation with NCC and CCW . 

For example , she may be required to take an assessment of her nursing skills for examination purposes during the allocation , and may need extra help for this purpose . 

On detailed assessment of her developmental level and language skills , Maria was identified as showing a marked developmental delay . 

Such nurses need to benefit from an individual appraisal and assessment of their experience and skills so that re-entry becomes a natural progression for them rather than a hurdle to be jumped . 

The assessment of oral skills is considered as important as the assessment of other skills 

This year , we 've not had time to integrate teaching and assessment of core skills into vocational areas . 

The light now dies down to a mere flicker of ` fire " , appropriate enough considering the onslaught of death imagery with ` death-bed " , ` ashes " , ` expire " and perhaps , again , ` consumed " . 

And through the archway that opened into the saloon , he saw a flicker of light . 

Showing Catherine the address , he thought he saw a flicker of recognition in her eyes . 

He glanced quickly at Edward and Corbett saw the flicker of annoyance on the Prince 's face . 

To his surprise , he saw a flicker of something like relief in Graham 's eyes , but it just lasted a second , and he could have been mistaken . 

He stared dully at the hole he had blasted with his shotgun , and saw the red flicker of flames beyond the door . 

She looked up then and saw a flicker of doubt in his dark eyes and then it was gone and he shrugged . 

` I do n't have all that much spending money for this holiday , " she explained , seeing a flicker of surprised cynicism in Guy Sterne 's eyes , and flushing a little . 

The heavens start grumbling with distant thunder and a gentle flicker of lightning flits behind the clouds . 

At first , in the fading light , we could see nothing but the icy path , the snow-covered trees on either side -- but then the flicker of a candle flame caught our eyes . 

` It 's Len Seager , " she said softly , noting the flicker of recognition in David 's eyes at mention of the man 's name . 

There was the slightest flicker of light deep within his sapphire eyes , but when he spoke , his voice was as chill as hers . 

Moreover , a clear idea of the processes involved is essential for the formulation of a truly beneficial therapy . 

While many language tests are relatively quick and easy to use , they do not generate the quality of information desirable for diagnostic statements or the formulation of remedial intervention strategies ( see Chapter 9 ) . 

The emergence of a new concept does not always indicate the formulation of a new idea . 

Although Karl Marx 's formulation of the theory of surplus value was more sophisticated , his debt to Hodgskin is unmistakable . 

It is in effect impossible to eliminate discretion by the formulation of rules ( Hill 1972 , Ch. 4 ) . 

Hence , too , the formulation of theories that the intelligentsia forms the new ruling class in technocratic , collectivized societies ( Lane 1982 , pp. 141-4 ) . 

I 'd like to congratulate the officers and the members on the formulation of these decisions . 

Such models are necessary for the realisation of Wilson 's claim , and there have been several attempts at preliminary formulations by social scientists , archaeologists , population geneticists and from Wilson himself . 

In fact , during the war years such views received their most consistent and sophisticated formulation in the pages of Scrutiny . 

Now the erm major contribution has been from the Department of Environment who have pointed us at Humberside 's formulation . 

` What I have been interested to witness over the last year to 18 months is a newly confident Left in the Socialist International saying we have a common formulation about the best way to proceed . 

After extensive research , the Crimpers Pure Hypo Allergenic Haircare range has been developed with a unique formulation by leading British Trichologist Andrew Bernie . 

The first of these , the preparation of lessons in sequence will obviously deal with the formulation of learning objectives which can be realised in a particular unit of work . 

There is another formulation of essentially the same proposal : semantics should be concerned with meaning out of context , or non-context-dependent meaning , and pragmatics with meaning in context . 

These various forms of differentiation within the bureaucracy are vital in the understanding of the formulation and implementation of conservation programmes . 

They undertook exhaustive consultation with Aboriginal people and others to involve them in the policy formulation . 

Such dichotomous standpoints are , however , somewhat misleading since both groups are involved in policy formulation . 

The monastery lay beside the Arghuri rivulet in the lower part of a great chasm which extended almost to the very summit of the mountain .

At the end of the book of Deuteronomy Moses climbs up to the summit of Mount Nebo ` which is opposite Jericho " ( Deut . 

We crossed the Sacramento on the bleached bones of an old dead pine and pitched camp in a meadow 6,000 feet above sea level , under the summit of Mount Eddy . 

We 're near the summit of the hill , deep in the bushes under the thin cover of trees ; the smell is very strong and my knees feel like the bones are gone . 

Their highest summit , the Pico Alto , has an altitude of 30,000 feet when measured from the seabed . 

We rarely saw its summit , lost as it would be in thick mist , but its mystery made it all the more attractive and seductive . 

At Phaistos , Gournia and Myrtos Pyrgos , these intermediate buildings seem to have been absent : instead , a temple or equivalent large building stood on a hill summit , dominating a town quarter of small houses . 

Above 600 metres in the oroarctic climate zone , alpine podzols and gleys with lithosols and rankers occupy the mountain summits , ridge crests and upper slopes . 

He has the personal directive of the King to develop the tourist-appeal of the site and already talks of a helicopter pad and a VIP 's ` cave " on one of the mountain summits . 

A relatively short route but one which climbs to a height of 2,654ft to the summit of Meall a'Bhuachaille and so should be treated as a serious hill walk . 

Continue north-west with short scrambles on the path which skirts the crest of Craig yr Ysfa and continue to the summit of Carnedd Llewelyn . 

In 1827 Auldjo visited Switzerland and , with the assistance of eight local men , climbed to the summit of Mont Blanc . 

NEWS of Rebecca Stephens ' success in becoming the first British woman to reach the summit of Everest was flashed around the world with the help of an Essex-based company from the Marconi group . 

The upper section of the gully is much easier and we race upwards , moving together over 100m pitches to emerge just yards from the summit of the mountain . 

You can see above all -- literally above all -- the somewhat flattened summit of La Rhune , the Basque mountain par excellence , 3,000 feet high and only seven or eight miles due south from Saint-Jean-de-Luz . 

Looking upwards , Miss Fergusson observed the halo of cloud beginning to form itself around the summit of the mountain . 

It turned very cold in the evening , with the summit of the mountain periodically hidden in mist , but as the sun set we had a magnificent view . 

Originally under the public Health Act 1875 the trade of fish frying was , in many districts , declared to be an offensive trade .

It seemed to her a precious gift , far more than just an alleviation of present discomfort . 

In addition , secondary prevention could also be applied to the alleviation of social and psychological difficulties which might lead to attempts . 

The state was concerned with the alleviation of poverty but its direct participation in welfare programmes was small ; most of this was left to private charity . 

Only the entry for 15 August reveals some alleviation of my anorexic anxieties in a reaction which is , at the same time , typically anorexic : ` O-level results came today . 

However , alongside these measures , specifically directed towards the alleviation of symptoms , it is important to identify and change some of the external stresses that have caused the problems in the first place . 

The Nobel had afforded only a temporary alleviation of this condition : indeed , the abbreviated stay in Princeton , the rush back to England , and the trip to Stockholm made him feel worse rather than better . 

Services should have as a primary goal the alleviation of distress , by providing a programme of treatment , care and support based on the unique needs of an individual . 

` And you have ? " said Bob , nibbling at the last of his cheese . 

If you are arranging a cheeseboard , place some Farmhouse Lancashire alongside a traditional Stilton , a ripe Brie , a tangy goat 's cheese and a low fat cheese to a well-balanced selection to please most tastes . 

He swallowed his cheese and spoke slowly , screwing up his eyes to think . 

Caboc is a cows ' milk cheese made in small cylindrical shapes and rolled in toasted oatmeal to give it a more distinctive flavour . 

Mozzarella was originally made from buffalos ' milk but it is now a cows ' milk cheese . 

Pyrenees is a mild cows ' milk cheese , usually in a distinctive thin black rind . 

Fresh goats ' milk cheese is available in many supermarkets and has a slightly sharper flavour than fromage frais . 

It is actually a scalded curd cheese , the curds being heated in the whey before being drained . 

I did n't try the grilled Greek halloumi cheese with pitta bread , but as it passed by on the way to another table I rather wished I had . 

For more specialised ingredients , such as pickled vine leaves or halloumi cheese , try Cypriot or Greek delicatessens and greengrocers . 

Try ` cassata Siciliana " -- a delicious ice-cream studded with candied fruit , or excellent pastries filled with sweet ricotta cheese and candied fruit . 

Ricotta was originally a whey cheese and therefore very low in fat , but whole or skimmed milk is sometimes added to give a richer cheese . 

All cheeses are made in basically the same way , by heating milk to separate the curds from the whey and then cutting the curds before pressing to yield the finished cheese . 

The sky darkened and the moon came out , going from full into its last quarter , and bright as a chunk of Wensleydale cheese . 

It is a soft cheese with a Camembert mould on the rind and blue caused by the introduction of the Gorgonzola mould . 

With its strong colour it is an ideal cheese for cooking in a microwave as it will add colour to dishes that would not otherwise brown . 

Add the crumbled Shropshire blue cheese to the dip , then season to taste with salt and pepper . 

Blues is a delicious full fat soft blue cheese with a creamy texture and good bite . 

If you fancy a blue cheese , chose Roquefort over Stilton -- the difference is 40 calories an ounce ! 

Lunch Two slices of toasted wholemeal bread spread thinly with Flora margarine and topped with 2 oz. grated cheddar cheese . 

Quick and easy to prepare , each Cauliflower Cheese grill is packed with a delicious blend of the finest quality cauliflower , green beans and cheddar cheese , in a light , golden , crispy crumb . 

The curds are now quite hard and at this stage resemble a chunky cottage cheese crossed with the homemade cheese or paneer as used in Indian cookery . 

Sieve the cottage cheese and add it to the cream cheese and beat well . 

French Tomatoes are so called because in the traditional recipe French cream cheese is used in place of the low fat cottage cheese . 

There were dates and a delicious bowl of freshly made cottage cheese . 

Beat the cream cheese until smooth , then add the ground almonds and beat well . 

Cover seedless grapes with cream cheese , sandwich between two walnut halves and roll in toasted ground hazelnuts . 

Although real cream cheese may be made from real cream it is n't real cheese , since it is not a curd but simply ripened cream , semi-solidified and drained of its fluid content . 

For cooking purposes , this rich cream cheese , mixed with Parmesan and chopped walnuts , makes a lovely sauce for pasta , similar to the one the Italians make with their own mascarpone cheese . 

You can now if you like add a tablespoon or two of finely grated Gruyère or Parmesan cheese , just as a seasoning . 

Dried fruit , such as sultanas , and finely grated hard cheese can save these birds at a time when they are unable to find their usual insect food . 

I enjoy what I describe as ` cool food " , lots of interesting salads with fresh , wholesome ingredients like grated carrot , mozzarella cheese with tomatoes , tzatziki and crunchy , nutty things . 

Pandora 's Box was switched on and all the world 's ills rushed out at us as we ate our cheese and dandelion flan and chips . 

Sometimes I have the weirdest thoughts and I always promise to give up eating cheese late at night but never do . 

Slice the Mozzarella cheese fairly thinly and arrange on the vegetables . 

A spokeswoman from Asda suggested a thin slice of creamy Wensleydale cheese to turn mince pies into a gourmet treat . 

She went into the bathroom and I made my own supper by slicing some of the foul cheese and shoving it between two slices of greased plastic bread . 

I also hope Vitesse Arnhem slice up Norwich like an Edam cheese . 

Should n't producers have welcomed the society 's aspiration to fertilize British film ideas and draw new talent into the cinema ? 

To stay and gain promotion within a work enterprise would have acted as a brake on their aspirations to be independent of employment . 

Charles Richardson 's aspirations to rise socially and live the life of an intellectual gentleman , combined with his unwise investments , led the family into bankruptcy . 

The next question is what this decision would mean for Britain 's aspiration to regain membership of the European Exchange Rate Mechanism . 

This has been encouraged by developments in the international financial markets and by French aspirations to establish Paris as mainland Europe 's prime financial centre . 

BLUE TOO : The attitudes and aspirations of a boy growing up in modern Britain are explored using ` Little Black Sambo " . 

Afro-Asian aspirations for more speedy decolonization than the British Government thought wise , or indeed practicable , were already causing concern in the aftermath of Suez . 

Until then there had been widespread sympathy for Polish aspirations for greater autonomy ` and the government had moved cautiously in that direction . 

His aspirations for career development lie beyond the confines of Art teaching . 

Although nationalists could express themselves freely in cultural terms , their aspiration for a united Ireland would have to wait for the ballot box to decide . 

Or would she marry some young idiot like this Sebastian and forget all her aspirations in the possession of two children and a semi ? 

The contest for the Democratic nomination was , however , expected to provide significant indications of the party 's aspirations in the final decade of the 20th century . 

Soft facts are also important as they 'll help you to get to know your client better , to understand their feelings , views and aspirations in a number of areas . 

You block and deny my aspirations to creativity and permanence . 

We can see in this Nietzsche 's aspirations towards a total philosophy of life . 

Has the manager at all times respected the wishes and aspirations of the artist ? 

The first Left-winger to call for a drive against Militant and to recognise the popularity of selling council houses , he said his party ignored the aspirations of young married couples on new housing estates at its peril . 

There is every likelihood that they will continue to decline unless immediate constructive measures are taken to meet the aspirations of the rural population for equity with the more favoured areas in job opportunities and social services . 

The aspirations of those who wished to improve the lot of the rural sector became tied to wider political issues , and extremist agrarianists were prominent in some of the violent incidents of the early 1930s . 

We also intend to interview both male and female employees in order to explore their career aspirations and their perception of company policies and opportunities . 

Under such weak economic conditions , we had to trim our growth aspirations . 

Most of the recent research in this field has concentrated on school-leavers ' job aspirations . 

When Everton 's title aspirations exploded at Oxford in 1986 he blamed two misses on a new pair of boots , switching back to his worn favourites and slamming a hat-trick past Southampton ! 

And Tom Courtenay , in a rare stage appearance , does n't miss a chance to behave disgracefully as his son and daughter strive to match their romantic aspirations with their father 's penny-pinching ways . 

Indeed the commercial aspirations of publishers are precisely to ensure additionality , not direct substitution for print in their pricing and packaging structures . 

Thus , so soon after the passage of the Reform Act was it shown to have done nothing to realise the aspirations of working men . 

There are many other areas one could consider , especially meeting the environment aspirations of special needs groups , and the implications of National Vocational Qualifications in the environmental sector . 

In the longer run , a measure which drew the line between voters and voteless was bound to increase the consciousness of the latter in ways that would encourage an upsurge of working-class political aspirations . 

` I was working in the BBC pensions department and had short-lived aspirations of getting into TV . 

They had no aspirations to be patrons of the arts and to regale themselves like proletarian Ludwig IIs with grand opera or private performances of the classics . 

It is therefore the more academically able who will have the education and occupational aspirations likely to lead to out-migration . 

` The club has aspirations to achieve national league status for the town within the next three to five years . 

The charges have been trumped up to satisfy the political aspirations of the British empire . 

In the end , they make the same decision as most others and decide to go ahead and have children , and to try to reconcile this with their material aspirations . 

He returned only in death when his son begged permission to build his father 's tomb in the waste land to the southwest of Shahjehanabad .

We needed to make ground ; the winds , though still stormy , had moved to the southwest .

The early mist cleared to a fine October day , and there was a little wind from the southwest .

Clouds crept up silently like assassins from the southwest and gathered in a dark and threatening mass .

But that stretch of beach itself still tends to lose material further to the east , because the winds are still coming from the southwest predominantly , still driving the , the beach material along .

Lee and his pal were riding their bikes along busy Rivacre Road , in fading light on Tuesday afternoon , when the youngster strayed into the path of a Ford Sierra car .

He urged the unemployed of the north to ` get on your bike " and look for work , as his window-cleaner father had done in the thirties .

Deciding to return later , he remounted his bike and returned to his police house .

Against them , Jerry Moffatt , the man who should have won the world championship but fell off his bike .

He aimed his red-and-white bike down Decatur Street , towards a small brick pub in the Quarter , searching for his last friend .

The purpose of these tight esses is usually to keep speeds at a safe level , invariably at corners made unsafe by the speed of modern bikes .

TONIGHT , as usual , 34-year-old Tony Doyle will be pedalling his bike around an indoor circuit in Europe .

` Even if she fell from her bike she could be paralysed , " a shocked Janet was told .

But at the moment it 's also one of the only ways I can steer the bike , especially in faster corners .

But if a crack is allowed to open , a deluge of disastrous legislation could occur . 

ONE MORE increase in interest rates means yet another deluge of incentives from housebuilders aimed at enticing buyers out of their shells . 

It opened the floodgates to a deluge of referrals , altered the whole balance of its work and confronted it with the enormity of ` need " in terms of family poverty and homelessness . 

We thought all our problems were over when we finally got the rig set up , but now we 've got to examine a deluge of fresh rock ! " 

The deluge of letters that continued to arrive in the Social Work Department eventually made personal replies an impossible task for the Department . 

ALONG with turkey , hangovers and The Great Escape , one of the enduring traditions of Christmas is a deluge of Greatest Hits albums . 

I was impressed by a deluge of letters from the Masons which assured me that both men were entirely innocent of importing cannabis as the police alleged . 

Yet disease remains a big killer and the deluge of wheat and maize has depressed prices for farmers struggling back to their fields . 

Nevertheless , they failed to stop a deluge of complaints about the collection 's shortcomings and María Corral 's personal tastes . 

This deluge of warm water produced by the cooling towers of the power station is as close as we 'd come in Britain to a tropical monsoon . 

AN ARMY of pensioners have forced Scarborough to ban late evening kick-offs after a deluge of complaints that 8pm starts are too late ! 

Afterwards viewers sent a deluge of complaints about how boring the show was and asking them never to return to the Hacienda . 

THE MILK of human kindness flowed in Darlington yesterday with a deluge of goods for the Kostroma appeal . 

There was plenty of room for sheer caprice : Paul I's order for an overland march across unmapped territory to wrest India from the British was only the most bizarre instance . 

This further provoked the students , who resumed their march along Changan Avenue , halting the early morning traffic and disrupting the centre of Beijing . 

The Trunchbull began a slow march along the rows of desks inspecting the hands . 

Through it the legions of Claudius and Nero had set off on their march along Watling Street nearly two thousand years ago . 

One afternoon we had made a forced march around the local countryside with our rucksacks on . 

Police on parade , in the absence of marches by a peacetime army , was both a major civic celebration and also a symbol of untrammelled power . 

The Public Order Act of 1936 was passed by Parliament to control political rallies and marches by the British Union of Fascists and the counter-demonstrations which such rallies provoked . 

The central feature was the Salvation Army Hall where each Sunday a march by most of the senior students with flags flying and drums beating would be followed by worship . 

FIVE policemen were arrested and face possible criminal charges in San Salvador for opening fire on a protest march by disabled war veterans , President Alfredo Cristiani said last night . 

New Zealand 's National Party government eased proposed cuts in pensions on Nov. 7 after a storm of protest including marches by retired people , and criticism from its own back benches and political opponents . 

This followed accusations of fraud and a 50-day march by 500 peasants from Tabasco to Mexico City , where they joined a demonstration by 20,000 opponents of the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party ( PRI ) . 

The week 's events , organised by the Royal Navy also included a fly-past by modern and historic maritime aircraft and a march by veterans and sailors through the centre of the city of Liverpool . 

Israeli police have shot dead twenty one Arabs in Jerusalem , and injured one hundred others who were protesting at a planned march by hard line Jews . 

I am writing to you about the case of Im Su-Kyong , who was arrested for ten years for attending a peace march from North Korea to South Korea . 

` Rather Red than Dead " became its slogan , and protest marches from Aldermaston Atomic Weapons Research Establishment to Westminster became a way of life for many church-goers , left-wing intellectuals , pacifists and liberal moralists . 

In January 1968 , Farrell and the other militant civil rights activists of People 's Democracy started a march from Belfast to Londonderry , modelled on the famous American civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery . 

He proposed a march from Coalisland to Dungannon , ending with a rally in the town 's Market Square . 

Bhutto , who was tear-gassed as she led a march from Rawalpindi to Islamabad demanding fresh elections , was banned from Islamabad for defying an order preventing her from staging a demonstration in Parliament Square . 

Later in the day , the saboteurs organised a march from Bicester Town Centre to the stables , where they held a service dedicated to the lack of civilisation in Western Society . 

Xenophon 's 10,000 men who , with the dust of a 1,000 mile march in their throats , shouted ` The sea ! 

More than 4,000 officers were on standby after running battles broke out between farmers and police during a protest march in Paris last week . 

The Secretary of State may also prohibit any march in any area , or impose a blanket ban on all marches or a particular category of marches , for a period of 12 months . 

Section 5 , enacted to deal with Fascist marches in the East End of London , had become unsatisfactory for several reasons . 

Thousands of workers and students were reported to have staged protest marches in cities throughout Colombia in opposition to the visit of US President George Bush . 

On March 8 , 1,000 Turkish journalists joined a march in Ankara to honour Emec , demanding tougher action against terrorism . 

After the official Red Square parade there were two unofficial marches in Moscow , sanctioned by the city soviet . 

LENNIE Lawrence 's army celebrated their march into football 's Premier Division amid a sea of red and white yesterday . 

In 1899 he climbed Mount Lumpa in Nepal and in 1900 he joined the Allied march on Peking during the Boxer rising . 

To pre-empt what threatened to become a lynching-party during a march on a nearby Chechen-populated town , the Soviet passed emergency resolutions including the eviction of Chechen residents from the area . 

The Ecudaorian government has granted land rights to four indigenous tribes -- the Achuar , Quechuas , Swiwiar and Zaparo -- who had earlier staged a protest march on the capital , Quito . 

25 : Protest march through London to Hyde Park wins widespread support . 

Even the lower level route climbs above 2,500ft and is a long march through a wild empty mountain landscape . 

The tiny instrument had survived the march through the jungle but everyone assumed it would be discovered before long and confiscated . 

Each night for the next two or three weeks , the army makes another long march through the forest until the grubs , which have been feeding voraciously , are fully grown and begin to turn into pupae . 

Although Britain 's impressive unbeaten march through the expense of five lower ranked nations , Wood insisted : ` This is an occasion to celebrate . 

A silent protest march through Paris organized by the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions in France took place on May 14 , attracting thousands of participants . 

The demonstration march through the streets of the capital , Nuku'Alofa , was led by the Roman Catholic Bishop of Tonga , the Rt . 

The DPP organized a 15-hour protest march through Taipei ( the capital ) on April 17-18 . 

The opposition Jamaica Labour Party ( JLP ) had staged a protest march through the capital , Kingston , on Oct. 17 against the government 's alleged mismanagement of the economy . 

The proudest moment for many veterans was the march through the centre of Liverpool on May 29by over 2,000 sailors and veterans of the Royal Navy and Merchant Navy . 

Picketing gave way to marches through factories , when workers would chase blacklegs and occasionally kidnap managers . 

The unit split up into three convoys for the long march to Kufra . 

After my men had rested we climbed up to the road , and set off on what proved to be a very long twenty-mile march to the forest Rest House at Haira Khan . 

The Lancastrian army arrived at Stamford in February 1461 , on their march to St. Albans , and were led by Henry VI 's French consort , Queen Margaret . 

European diplomacy had begun its ponderous , grimly inevitable march to war . 

On Feb. 16 more than 5,000 people took part in a protest march to the Moslem cemetery where victims of police action of the previous week were buried . 

And he said that we 'd got to have some softening , some change , some relaxation after the intensity of the march to the hut . 

But even so , there was not what could be described as an irrevocable Protestant march towards Reformation ; the new activity of 1558 took place in a Scotland which was still largely Catholic . 

He said the influx threatened the march towards peace , putting the whole region on the verge of a new bloody confrontation . 

The demonstrators stopped their march , a few metres away from a police line deployed in the temple 's front square . 

Continuing his march eastwards , Edward came to within not many miles of Paris before swinging northwards in the direction of the Channel . 

Sheffield United continue their march up the first division and Ian Bryce in goal five minutes before time was good enough to beat Chelsea . 

” Never were our Highlanders in higher spirits notwithstanding their long and fatiguing march … ” commented another . 

This involves one night a week in barracks for navigation , medical and weapons training plus nine weekends of swimming tests , nerve-testing exercises on high wires and gruelling marches . 

More demonstrations and clashes , although less violent , followed on Thursday night , while in Magdeburg , police broke up a silent march of some 500 people through the city following a prayer meeting in the cathedral . 

The authors , whose style is often banal and who favour such phrases as ` the march of history " , end with a detailed discussion of how these evils might be avoided . 

It is an approach march of over 30 miles across some terrible moors , and the objective for my little band of happy warriors is two ( large ) bottles of beer ! 

Despite the inevitable toll of the fight at Stamford Bridge and the long march southwards , Harold 's troops still represented one of the finest forces in Europe . 

They stood hand in hand , breathing heavily from their exertions , when two shots rang out .

The shots rang out at 11.30 pm in King 's Cross , central London , after a short chase .

A second shot rang out and the bodyguard stumbled back , clutching his stomach .

The descent from the second Munro was knee-wrenching , and although it 's a relief to regain the track in the glen , it 's not such a relief to remember how far away the starting point is . 

This was the case in Snowdonia where the Llanberis Path descent from the top of Snowdon is very quick . 

The route concludes with a descent into Borrowdale which is often claimed to be the most beautiful valley in the whole of England . 

The road tops a hill and commences a long descent to a built-up area that , even when seen at a distance , is obviously a place of greater importance than any yet seen on the journey . 

On the slow descent to Bristol airport a creature had attached itself to one of the wings . 

The route is mainly over the Coniston Fells giving a high rocky ridge walk , with a final descent down Little Langdale -- another quiet valley which still retains much of its old world character . 

So , if you want a descent of 600 ft/min you will reduce power by 600 rpm . 

Their maximum lead was two and a half minutes and on the descent of Blackstone Edge Rice broke a spoke and had a wheel change as the Dutchman eased until they were together again . 

Ernest Hemingway is reputed to have considered the descent from Monte in a toboggan one of the strongest emotions of his life . 

The shuttle had not been attacked since Daak had started the descent towards the station . 

Our brief but interesting tour completed we returned to the landing place , negotiating the slippery descent with caution . 

After High Crag there is a steep , badly eroded descent to Scarth Gap from where it would be easy enough to descend down into Ennerdale . 

It is always tempting to push on , but why not consider the pleasures of a few hours snoozing in the sun followed by a swift descent on hardening snow ? 

When we reached the start after a nervous descent there were no fewer than seven climbers ahead of us . 

He had two options , he thought , as the plane began the descent to Brussels . 

She said , ` Thank you , Father , " and began the uneasy descent . 

Ockleton had slowed as the lane began a sharp and winding descent . 

Finally the road turns away and makes a long and rough descent , with Loch Hourn dramatically in view ahead , to the few buildings of Kinlochhourn where there is life but no sign of it . 

Ajan said : ` The IWF will not act officially purely on a basis of a media accusation . 

One of the most unambiguous demonstrations of this comes from New Guinea where the virtual abolition of tribal warfare achieved by relatively recent European rule has been accompanied by a marked increase in the incidence of sorcery accusations . 

Well , that was two or three years before the tax accusations . 

In the present context , however , we need only note that one of a chief 's most important traditional roles is his judgment in cases of witchcraft accusations brought before him . 

The whole of the first day 's proceedings was taken up with debate on the new presidency , again featuring accusations principally by radical deputies of the potential for authoritarianism and dictatorship . 

The author has no intention of making accusations or unmasking society . 

" But you ca n't go charging into High Brook making wild accusations . 

The second , and related , argument against sociobiology is that sociobiology is engaging in biological determinism ; the central accusation being that it offers a wholly biological basis for social and individual behaviour . 

MICHAEL Fallon yesterday denied accusations he has failed as a Government minister to provide decent schools in his constituency . 

However , perhaps to counteract accusations of being overdependent on Soviet gas , a deal has also been concluded with Denmark for gas from the North Sea , although the contract is not a large one . 

An aggressive person is open to accusations of being in league with or under the control of malign mystical powers . 

The accusation of going in too many directions at once , of increasing bureaucracy in the Ministry and of mixing the essential with the marginal has been one frequently voiced against Jack Lang . 

But the Chancellor 's move gives no clear ` get green " signal to commerce and could leave the country open to accusations of dragging its heels . 

Mr Doug Henderson , Labour 's trade and industry spokesman , made the accusation after discussing the Jaguar deal with Mr Derek Barron , chairman of Ford of Britain . 

The mayor had responded to the accusation by dismissing Lewis as " a convicted felon " who would " say anything in court … trying to save his own hide " . 

The promoters of the Alexandra Palace show , Kennedy Street Enterprises , replied to fans ' accusations this week , claiming that they had done everything possible to provide tickets for genuine applicants . 

Luke 's face tightened , but instead of reacting to the taunt , he pursued his earlier accusation . 

On the following day in his speech to the Security Council , Botha vigorously defended his government 's record since the release of Mandela in February 1990 and rejected the ANC 's accusations . 

Before Sophie , half dazed by his accusation , could open her mouth , the herdsman spoke up . 

Amid accusations of ` fuck-ups " , Ms Marks described these proofing mistakes as ` unforgivable " . 

Supporters of sacked workers have rejected accusations of ` rent-a-mob " tactics and say they plan to turn up in force again . 

They also put Unionists on the defensive , prompting them to make accusations about a republican and Communist conspiracy which stoked fears among their own rank-and-file supporters . 

` Our reserve team manager Brian Sparrow is amazed at the accusations about damage to property . 

The old woman might become hysterical again and renew her accusations about Joseph , or she might follow Rain 's own reasoning and link Maurin with the attack at the museum and Sabine Jourdain 's murder . 

` If you 'd bothered to listen to me , " Peter went on , ` instead of simply wading in with all those slanderous accusations about her , I 'd have told you earlier . " 

The Democratic Unionist Leader , the Reverend Ian Paisley , has been suspended from Westminster for five days after refusing to withdraw accusations about Sir Patrick Mayhew . 

It denied denying what it called groundless accusations about embassy involvement in the attack . 

It is obvious that the punishing cost of libel actions prevents Francis from making direct accusations against current athletes . 

The king had agreed that peers should be tried only in parliament and before their equals , and that accusations against ministers should be heard by the peers in parliament . 

After the Sheffield football disaster , within a week we heard accusations against the police , against the clubs , against the fans themselves who were accused of being drunk and causing trouble . 

Three years later we are awaiting reports from a panel of councillors after a lengthy hearing under the Citizen 's Charter because of the clients making an accusation against me . 

A vigorous , and at times vitriolic , debate rumbled on in the pages of Nature and elsewhere , culminating in 1926 with an accusation by the American biologist Gladwyn Noble of outright fraud . 

He reacted to my mute accusations by growing sullen and brooding . 

The Star reports the accusation by a Tory MP that the corporation has wasted money by filming a show in Australia ( it needed guaranteed sunshine , says the BBC ) . 

Relations between the two neighbouring countries had been downgraded in 1987 following border clashes and accusations by each country that the other was supporting harbouring dissidents . 

But since it was published she and Rushdie have split , amid all too public accusations from Ms Wiggins that her former husband was crazed with vanity and insincere about his ‘ conversion ’ to Islam . 

The pilgrims departed hurriedly on June 2nd , amid demands from Israeli right-wingers for their forcible deportation and accusations from Palestinians and other Arabs that Libya 's President Muammar Qaddafi had betrayed their cause . 

Mr Round , and his colleagues in PAT , seem to think that all accusations of sex abuse are malicious fabrications . 

The Christian Religion with its accent on the virtue of eschewing the ownership of worldly goods , is particularly vulnerable to accusations of insincerity . 

More and more accusations of waste , maladministration and inefficiency have been made . 

Many analysts recalled that the 1964 military coup had been triggered off by , among other things , similar accusations of congressional abuse and corruption . 

The accusation of hostility to Israel took on new meaning in November 1967 , when de Gaulle made comments about the characteristics of the Jewish people that were interpreted as anti-Semitic . 

In 1009 Æthelred assembled a fleet off Sandwich , and Eadric 's brother Brihtric made an accusation to him against a nobleman of Sussex , Wulfnoth . 

In a speech delivered to members of the armed forces on April 2 , President Saddam Hussein robustly defended Iraq against Western accusations over its alleged nuclear aspirations . 

And it explains a painfully careful translation : to avoid accusations that the English version has been gelded , all changes have been marked with square brackets . 

Nothing could be further from the truth than Kate Millett 's accusation that Freud believed that women 's destiny was a simple outcome of their biology . 

Meanwhile the ANC dismissed as " absurd " the accusation that it was plotting to kill Chief Lucas Mangope of Bophuthatswana and to overthrow his government . 

- - William Kartozian , president of the National Association of Theater Owners , announcing that teen-agers will now have to present fake photo IDs to get into R- rated movies .

Much of the land has been leased back to farmers , and visitors can enjoy the wonderful beaches , although you ll need some form of photo ID to gain access to them .

For the story , USAT shipped unmarked boxes with six different courier services and three of them did not do what FAA rules require : ask for a photo ID and a declaration that the boxes were free of hazardous goods .

The consular ID card " is a form of identification that the private sector finds acceptable , " said John Byrne , senior counsel and compliance manager at the American Bankers Association .

" They invaded the office and took our ID cards and asked us to stay inside .

` You need to be comfortable with that ankle of yours , " said Joe , picking up the tray . 

They were plunging for the shelter of the churchyard wall as a typhoon of musket fire swept the defences , kicking dust into a mist around the ankles of the retreating men . 

Leaning over for balance , take hold of your front ankle and raise the back leg . 

Dalziel pulled up his trouser-leg and began scratching his ankle . 

His ankle is badly swollen and he is struggling for the weekend . " 

A Great Tightness lies on most pavements unleashing itself round all passing ankles . 

No , what blew against my ankles like tumbleweed that afternoon was not the crinkle of Mumm NV but the discarded skin of my former being , my beetle carapace , my sloughed and umber appurtenances . 

Haney spent a moment watching the slim figure , admiring the honey-coloured hair and the soft lift of young breasts against linen and the occasional glimpse of a slim ankle beneath white petticoats . 

As his hands moved slowly from her ankles along the planes of her calves to the rounded contours of her thighs Paige 's heart beat faster at every inch he revealed . 

When she stretched herself and her interpretive talents , like on the great ` Martha 's Harbour " , we all forgot that our cred was round our ankles for liking them and wept . 

Some sports magazines and shops sell weighted strips of material that you can wear around your wrists or ankles whilst doing other exercise ( such as suppleness exercises or when running ) . 

She had beautiful ankles , invisible under the domestic jeans . 

She walked ahead of me on the narrow path ; she had slender legs and pretty ankles . 

It was a cul-de-sac off Ladbroke Grove , with two restaurants and two large pubs at the top of it . 

` We bought our homes on Barratt 's Candleford Estate because we wanted to retire to a quiet cul-de-sac in peaceful surroundings " said a resident . 

This had better be good , I thought grimly as I crossed the road and walked up the cul-de-sac to the Parsonage . 

The houses cluster along short culs-de-sac from distributor roads , and separate footways and cyclepaths occupy the central open space . 

They were away from the main road , walking briskly across cul-de-sacs , and through the small , linking passageways , between the wide , high gardens of the area . 

Situated in a quiet residential cul-de-sac , it is only a seven-minute walk from the town centre . 

It was hidden away down a dingy little cul-de-sac ending in a railway embankment and a station hardly anyone used any more . 

IN 1954 , after only two years at Allen Street , Minton moved to 9 Apollo Place , a two-storey building in a short cul-de-sac at the end of Cheyne Walk , in close proximity to the river . 

By the Congregational Church he gets off , and walks along the small gravelled cul-de-sac to their old house . 

An hour later , she had reached Drumlin Hill , South Lincoln , a lushly wooded cul-de-sac of executive residences beyond Boston 's western suburbs . 

Set in a peaceful cul-de-sac in this popular residential location in Botley , west Oxford , this extended semi-detached property is presented in excellent decorative order throughout . 

Vine Street itself appeared to be a short cul-de-sac that was hardly more than an alley , and mostly dominated along one side by the towering rear facade of some big hotel . 

Yes I I remember we went down a very long cul-de-sac at one stage on self containment did n't we . 

Their album , Brothers in Arms , sold 3.2m copies in the UK , which means that somebody in your street is bound to have a copy , unless you live in a small cul-de-sac . 

Winnie felt guilty , sometimes , when she read of people crowded into tenements , and thought of her own empty bedrooms . 

A MAN and a woman died yesterday in a suspected gas explosion that destroyed a six-storey tenement block in the centre of Edinburgh , writes Mark Douglas Home . 

Tenants living in a ramshackle tenement in the middle of a cosmopolitan district of Liverpool 8 were , likewise , due for redevelopment . 

I only got to know her a little as a teenager when I visited her on my own in the single-end where she lived in a Parkhead tenement , sleeping , washing and cooking in one room . 

There were big exhibits of people living in dreadful conditions in tenements in the East End for example , and the legislation in Britain followed about , in America I mean , followed about three years later . 

Further , it will document the experience of families as they moved out of the old tenements , often slums , into their new houses in the new schemes . 

When I was five we moved to a block of tenements in Sylvester Street called Woodstock Gardens . 

We went out and stood in the bailey , taking advantage of the bothies and the huddled tenements built against the castle wall which provided shadows deep enough to hide Satan 's Army . 

At last a city official , wearing the blue and mustard livery of the Corporation , decided the burnt-out tenement had been sufficiently destroyed and we were allowed to pass on . 

Out there in the gathering darkness was the tenement where Rob had once lived with his mother and brothers . 

The tenement building we moved from is now gone ( as is the one we moved to ) , replaced by a row of council blocks of impressive ugliness , vintage early sixties . 

As Trent had known it would , the callus on Gomez 's index finger exactly fitted the trigger and upper edge of the trigger-guard . 

Hours of daily practice on the firing range had formed the callus . 

Treat calluses by rubbing with a callus file , a pumice stone , or a hard-skin remover . 

His chestnut hair hung in lank curls , and when he stretched out his thick hairy hand , she was surprised at the calluses on the palm , like a peasant 's . 

Taekwondo practitioners build up the calluses on their knuckles by performing press-ups on them , although there is evidence that prolonged conditioning in this way causes metacarpal damage . 

Given the unpleasant blare of the G40 motor , though , it 's just as well it delivers such strong performance low down as prolonged exposure to high revs is tiresome and uncomfortable . 

She tried to call him but he could not have heard her because the air was filled with the terrible blare of a foghorn . 

The night air was filled with the blare of motor horns , as the hunt moved off . 

The urgent blare of his car horn drew their attention back to the sheriff 's tall figure . 

Four hours ' ride finds you at ruins of the Mayan civilisation where the cousins of the Aztecs built jungle pyramids to worship their gods . 

We can understand why the Egyptian culture built the Pyramids : self-aggrandisement on the part of the pharaohs . 

The decision to abandon the Pavillon de Flore as a permanent exhibition space goes back to an official report drawn up before I.M. Pei started work on renovating the Museum and building his pyramid . 

The limpet , like Neopilina , produces shell at an equal rate right round the circumference of the mantle and so builds a simple pyramid . 

Mykerinus , who built the third pyramid at Giza , is seen with the beautiful goddess Hathor , the goddess of dance , music and love . 

He was much admired for managing to employ more labour for less cash than anyone else since the Pharaohs built the pyramids . 

` Pineapple pyramids : I always felt that the Jews made them to mourn all the slaves before them that the Egyptians had broken with building their mighty pyramids . " 

We wanted to build a pyramid that was going to be slightly bigger than the biggest pyramid in Egypt . 

Perhaps one day he will even manage to destroy the pyramids we have built in defiance of his chaos . 

Djinn are governed by a race of kings named Suleyman , one of whom is believed to have erected the pyramids . 

On the black walls of the tomb chamber were scraps of graffiti written in the eighteenth dynasty , a thousand years after the pyramid was built . 

Tombs found near the pyramids , which were constructed from about 2,550BC , also give the lie to the theory that the men who built them were slaves . 

well i did n't really hate him or anything but i think the image of the team as a whole just had a real dark image and he he wanted to make these you know the uh

For many , the image of Greek music and dance is inexorably linked to the film `` Zorba the Greek . ''

The Rangers ' battles with Texas border Mexicans helped create the image of the fearless fighters .

How can you tell if Clinton is going to do a mea culpa ? My guess : Watch Monica 's image .

In a generalization of our image of a self - constructing biosphere , the universe may construct itself to be as complex and diverse as possible .

The result is a modern - day `` wild West '' meshed with everyday life , where image is reality , poverty clashes with wealth , and fame is acquired overnight — all publicized to the hilt around the globe .

Why should Bush get credit for keeping his hands clean and preserving his above - the - fray image if , as Forbes alleges , he has achieved this by letting the RLC do his dirty work ?

This is also the public image so carefully cultivated for them by endangered - species activists .

NRA leaders believe the patriarchal Heston will polish the gun lobby 's lousy public image while galvanizing its red - meat - and - gunpowder members .

But by hiring a PR firm to manage his image , wooing reporters with occasional jokes , and bonding with Prime Minister Tony Blair , Charles has staged an astounding revival .

The AMA , meanwhile , will spend the next few months ( or years ) trying to repair its image .

Yet no Clinton administration figure depends more on image than the attorney general , and none has relied so much on words and symbols as a substitute for action .

The Times does what it can to unbuff the image , running a picture of Heston that seems to show him either a ) getting a hit off the gunpowder fumes on his fingertips , b ) blowing kisses or c ) throwing up .

' `` Lord Rees-Mogg said that `` [ t ] he precedents under American law are that Microsoft will not be allowed to expand , or even retain , its present degree of monopoly , '' and he suggests that Gates take a leaf out of the book of John D. Rockefeller who , in his later years , consulted a public-relations firm and `` took to giving out dimes to children in the street in order to soften his image as a hard - hearted businessman . ''

He felt the long rhinestone cigarette holder undercut his butch image .

'' Nature , red in tooth and claw '' remains the dominant image of the animal world .

In response , AI sent out information packs on the case of Nahamán and people to write letters to the relevant authorities . 

The Special Stamps themselves are dispatched in protective packs on the day of issue . 

Laying my pack of cigarettes on the table , I lay back on the bed and looked at the ceiling . 

Moving to the sideboard , she picked up a pack of Chesterfields and lit one with trembling hands . 

Choose from Ratatouille Grill and Macaroni Cheese Grill , both £1.59 for a pack of four and Cheese and Vegetable Burgers , £1.49 for a pack of three , available from supermarkets and food stores . 

Rayleen raised her eyebrows to the heavens and reached into her clutch bag for a pack of cigarettes . 

I picked up my pack , slung it over my shoulder and crossed the little bridge over the burn . 

Abandoning sleep , he took out the letter from his breast pocket and lit a stub of candle he found in the side compartment of Tyson 's pack . 

He dropped his pack , unbuckled his sword and propped it against the wall , then turned to rake Isabel with eyes as sharp as the wicked-looking blade behind him . 

In a symbolic gesture of renunciation Kersey pushed his cigarette pack farther away . 

Harrington 's aircraft was hit by a cannon shell in the forward fuel tank , another hitting his parachute pack ; he was unhurt , but his Hurricane was a total write-off . 

Uncertainly , Henri drew forth his tarot pack and spread the cards in a fan . 

Three lorries loaded with catering packs and worth a total of £160,000 were stolen from the Cairns and Brown compound in Washington . 

` Batteries , " he said , and he brought a battery pack out of his shirt . 

Jack Firebrace concentrated on keeping a straight line under the weight of his pack with its extra digging tools . 

Each man , NCO , and officer had his personal bearer , a criado who carried his pack , blankets , and other gear except his weapons . 

Carry your spares in their original bubble pack or , if loose , wrap each battery in plastic . 

Piz Buin has the smartest selection — the Ski Pack contains sun cream , clear sunblock and five coloured zincs for £9.99 . 

Jack finished his tea and put some cigarettes from his pack into his top pocket . 

I 've put the Thermos of water in your pack -- use it sparingly . 

With clumsy fingers he took out a pack of cigarettes and tried to light one . 

But why might potential buyers of financial assets delay their transactions and instead hold their wealth in a perfectly liquid form with a zero or low yield , e.g. cash or current account deposits ?

1980:302 -- 3 ) , while Dawson draws attention to the probable importance of parent demand ( a Political factor ) in determining ` differences in expenditure per pupil " ( Dawson 1976 : 14 ) . 

Ball argues that the main engine in the shaping of higher education should be informed student demand , not manpower planning . 

The negative heuristic of a programme is the demand that during the development of the programme the hard core is to remain unmodified and intact . 

Once king , Henry soon set about making heavy demands of the French .

Agencies mobilize their own client groups to make demands on the legislature for resources which the agency will disburse .

In the last fifteen years of her reign Elizabeth also made increasing demands on her subjects for ships or for money in lieu of ships .

We made demands for a cheap canteen on the site , for nurseries and better maternity provisions .

` I 've had to make amazing demands on them by asking them to take time off work .

But even the blind can make certain demands for consistency upon those with sight .

( One of the FPR 's main demands was for the return home of all Rwandan refugees . )

The calls came as the British Medical Association in a new report stepped up its demands for a total ban on boxing .

Mr Prescott 's demand for the tunnel to be taken into public ownership goes beyond existing Labour Party policy .

Speaking at a press conference at INTO headquarters , he repeated his demand for immediate consultations with teachers , to work out manageable arrangements and restore faith in the province 's education system .

Nikola Koljevic , their deputy leader , says Serbs will go back to their old demand for a Bosnian confederation of independent Serb , Muslim and Croat states .

I 'm frightened of these teenagers so I give in to their demands for money .

The rally , scheduled to take place on Aug. 30 , had been organized by church leaders from several denominations to support their demands for greater political freedom and a national referendum on political reform .

The JKNLF and several other militant groups have stepped up their campaigns of civil unrest , strikes , and outright terrorism , to press their demands for a free Kashmir or union with Pakistan .

At the end of October , egged on by rank-and-file demands for an eight-hour day , the Soviet endorsed renewed strike action .

Edward agreed to renounce his claim to the French crown , while John was to abandon his demand for sovereignty over the lands ceded to the English .

Feminists combined practical demands for criminal law legislation with an effective propaganda campaign .

From there he issued demands to the Republic and failing any reply captured Bandung ( 22 January 1950 ) and planned a coup to depose the USI government in Jakarta .

Despite Ethiopian demands for its restitution , the obelisk , by far the most important looted object , was not returned .

Maggie finishes tying Frieda 's shoelace , stands up , meets Jo 's eyes . 

Kneeling down on the dusty pavement , she made as if to tie her shoelaces . 

She washed hurriedly , then pulled on her old jeans and jersey and tied her hair back with the shoelace . 

The headmistress looked at the envelope in her hand with interested disappointment . 

That night at the meeting , Karen had a big brown envelope in her bag . 

Those who agreed were given an envelope in which to seal their completed questionnaire before returning it to the member of staff . 

The days of little envelopes of happy powder being dropped into expectant palms have long since gone , and what 's taken its place ? 

Before Charles left the house in Pangbourne , he took the envelope of photographs out of his inside pocket and looked at them . 

But finally he had an envelope of papers in one hand and his wallet in the other and Bruno was clutching a wad of Deutsch and challenging Maxim with a twisted leer to say something about that . 

From her colleagues at Spool setting , ( the department which she joined in 1949 ) , Joan was given a hi-fi system and from Axminster winding a handsome envelope of money . 

He ambled towards us smirking , tapping a packet of air-mail envelopes on his palm . 

He looked pointedly at the full envelope on the floor and took the proffered brochures without a word . 

Before leaving , I gave a spare key to Lisabeth and an envelope with Jo 's two hundred quid for her to give to Mr Nassim . 

` I 'm going to Mr Drewer 's office , " she told Jimmy when he came back , and taking the envelope with her resignation in with her , she went to see her head of department . 

With that thought , she returned the cuttings to their envelope and put it away in a drawer of her desk . 

If anyone has mislaid their gift envelope , please use an ordinary one and just put your name and Birthday Scheme on it and place in the offering bag . 

Quickly wiping her fingers on the cotton wool , she tore a large plaster from its paper envelope and pressed the dressing into place over the lacerated bump . 

He prodded my ribs with something that turned out to be a manilla envelope . 

Scooping up some files she chucked them carelessly on to the back seat , alongside several bulky brown paper envelopes . 

When I started , my desk was piled high with the unopened envelopes . " 

One leading Republican says that ` he would go out and stuff envelopes for Mr Brown " , if he entered the race . 

He eased himself into it , coughing wheezily as he leaned forward to push a large envelope across the desk . 

The small green envelope with the harp generally came with news of sudden death . 

An otherwise empty space , having the approximate dimensions of a master bedroom , is piled floor to ceiling with boxes and envelopes and packages . 

The phone was working again , the engineer had scribbled on the back of an envelope , and he was very sorry he had broken the table lamp standing next to it on the coffee table . 

He 'd even addressed the envelope , bought the stamp by himself and posted it . 

He addressed the envelope to the Chief Constable of Hampshire . 

There were however no stamps on the envelopes and no postmarks . 

All sorts of small items are needed for the day-to-day running of any shop or office , eg postage stamps , pens , envelopes . 

Letters requiring a personal reply must be accompanied by a stamped self-addressed envelop or a self addressed envelope and international reply coupons . 

The ladies and gentlemen who deliver those little charity envelopes make you feel even worse . 

It was n't so much fun nowadays , not since Frank and Salome Asmoyah , the black yuppy couple who used to have the flat above me , moved to their much plusher Limehouse pad complete with mortgage repayments delivered in envelopes with black edges . 

On a hot summer afternoon a few weeks later , Caroline trooped wearily home from work and opened her postbox to find a long white envelope bearing the logo of the Davis School of Design . 

The history of your physical and emotional health lies in that envelope . 

Your gift will arrive in this special envelope with your name and your friend 's name displayed . 

Both incendiary devices in padded brown envelopes were opened but did not explode . 

Newman watched him stuffing banknotes into the envelope , sealing it , writing on the front . 

When he had finished reading the missive for a third time he folded it up neatly and slipped it back into its envelope . 

The young woman glanced at the letter , whose envelope was quite dog-eared , and put it , unopened , inside her brown leather handbag . 

Joe wrote nearly every day to Sarah , enclosing the letters in an envelope addressed to Maureen , and now it was easy for her to deliver them . 

Wycliffe lifted out a man 's wrist watch and a little wad of letters still in their envelopes and bearing foreign stamps . 

If you are left in any doubt about opening the envelope yourself , destroy it without further consideration . 

These should be placed in a paper envelope ( not polythene ) and labelled with the grower 's name , address and field identification . 

He placed the envelope in Revelation and returned the Bible to the shelf . 

Donleavy opened his briefcase and placed an envelope on the bed . 

The three children had gone to bed and Rose was waiting by the fire by the time he was satisfied enough with what he had written to seal the envelope . 

So I took my letter , sealed in an envelope , back to the newsagent . 

I am receiving , on average , four envelopes full of stamps per day . 

Even the crucibles or pots in which the steel was made were produced here , and the pot shop can still be seen . 

It had to be cast by the unsuitable technique of melting the metal in separate crucibles . 

That the metal was poured from separate crucibles is shown very clearly in one of the heads where the mould had to be topped up . 

Some of the castings. like the head of a Queen Mother , show that the metal was poured in from separate crucibles . 

Eleventh-century Spanish soldier in mail shirt and coif , with conical helmet and long shield . 

Susan Tilley patted her impeccable coif and conceded that it had all turned out really well , and smiled her friendly , competent smile . 

A particularly brilliant display in January 1938 was interpreted by some people as the fulfilment of the prophecy of Our Lady of Fatima that ` the chastisement of the world ( was ) at hand " . 

The primary aim of the Convention is not to set up machinery for the chastisement of states which infringe human rights . 

There are other exceptions besides consent : lawful chastisement of a child , force used to effect an arrest , reasonable force in self-defence or to prevent crime . 

By the terms of his enrolment , there is little doubt that the provision of regular review assessment panels helped him by offering support , encouragement and occasionally chastisement for letting himself down . 

Had he been , he would have made Michael Codron 's chastisement seem like a love paean . 

The reporter to Strathclyde 's children 's panel had appealed the decision and giving yesterday 's judgment , Lord Murray , sitting with Lords Osborne and Wylie , said it had been pointed out that the sheriff had excluded any question of reasonable chastisement in this case . 

Some husbands , however , would feel no hesitation in exacting the obedience decreed by scripture , even by the domestic chastisement permitted under law . 

On the rare occasions serious chastisement was called for , he was the one who meted it out , never in anger , always in privacy after deep discussion with the culprit . 

` Cadet : be advised to beware which obscenities you scream during punishment , lest you rate further chastisement . " 

It arrives , theoretically , in Vancouver three days , three hours and five minutes later , having crossed 2,887 miles of pine-wilderness , prairie and mountain . 

Among the great variety of trailers , an enclave of horse-drawn barrel-top wagons formed a circle , like covered wagons on the prairie awaiting Indian attack . 

At the Nez Perce camp on Weippe prairie , and later in the Clearwater valley , the expedition met only kindness and help from the Nez Perce . 

When the troops withdrew in October , the anti-treaty Nez Perce met in council at Tepahlewam ( Split Rocks ) , an age-old meeting place on Camas Prairie . 

The Nez Perce made camp on the Clearwater , which Howard dared not cross , then struck their lodges the following morning and headed for Weippe Prairie and the Lolo trail east . 

It was he who taught some of us how to use a .38 calibre revolver when we went hiking on the rolling prairies for shooting competitions , with gophers or tin cans as our main targets . 

Lark buntings inhabit the prairies , breeding in alfalfa fields . 

The Canadian naturalist John Macoun explored the prairies in the 1850s and described them as ideal agricultural country . 

On the contrary , it flourished within a discipline that had emerged to help the farmers who were struggling to exploit the prairies in a way that destroyed the traditional climax . 

Winters in steppes and prairies around Caspian Sea , and on W side of Black Sea ; more rarely along rivers in Iraq and with flocks of other geese on the Hungarian plains . 

In the Canadian prairies and in some parts of Africa the last branch lines constructed in the 1920s were obsolete almost as soon as they were built . 

Mrs Wilson dressed quietly and respectably in floating grey or black , the large hat which covered her coils of iron-grey hair complementing her height . 

The road worsened as I edged gingerly down along the country 's sunken spine , vanishing at times in coils of thick black mud . 

The thick coils of hair had been pinned up beneath it by a patient Sister Anne , who sighed as she went about her task . 

She tried to control an urge to pull at the ropes of jewels , coils of bracelets , the heavy tiara pressing into her scalp . 

When she examined his eye she saw the splinter , a tiny coil of metal shaving which appeared to be sticking to the iris . 

` You 're an architect , someone who 's supposed to improve this planet , not festoon it with ill-placed coils of lurid metal . 

This powered a number of small engines with gleaming copper coils . 

Some of them had brought their wooden spindles and , from time to time , they abstractedly twisted them , spinning coils of fluffy wool into a smooth yarn as they talked or listened . 

He punched his way through , tearing an opening in what must have been the thing 's gut ( for sinuous tubes were visible there , coils of transparent rubber that could only have been intestines ) . 

Coils of steam writhed off the wet grass under the early heat of the sun . 

Her cheeks were pink , and a couple of coils of copper hair had fallen from her hairdo , one on each side of her head . 

He touched the coil of rotting flesh with his free hand , pulling it slowly free . 

And he reserved a ladder and a coil of rope , always to be ready . 

On the far side of Farringdon Road , Graham passed Easton Street where another painter 's or window-cleaner 's cradle lay on the pavement , up-ended for some reason , neat coils of rope around it . 

A long train of timber wagons and oil tanks was being shunted around a siding and the locomotive laid a coil of black smoke across the white landscape . 

Three men got out , two oldish ones and a youth , and began unloading tools and drills , and a huge coil of shiny new barbed wire was dumped in the wet grass . 

In the metal and spring-making department the floor was littered with pieces of metal , coils of wire and shavings ; the surface of the floor was greasy and the premises generally filthy . 

Before he left , Chagall twisted a coil of stout wire around the door handle twenty-five times , certain that the one hundred and fifty paintings he had left inside would be secure . 

I saw the massed coils of barbed wire , the tall wooden towers and the muffled sentries that we had passed on the night I arrived . 

In a simple dynamo , an electric current is produced in a coil of wire by rotating the coil between opposite magnetic poles . 

Caroline , Roger 's partner , came into the kitchen to refill a couple of glasses . 

Central Council is also grateful to their spouses who often support the welfare work of their partners , and to the many other volunteers who also help . 

Part of him hankered after the poetic Victorian times when women died in childbirth at twenty leaving their partner free to get another young girl . 

If you and your partner have more than £6000 in savings between you , you ca n't get any help under the low-income scheme . 

DOCTORS have determined that Woody Allen did not sexually abuse one of the children he adopted with his estranged partner Mia Farrow , representatives for both sides said yesterday . 

This intimacy with God helps us to reach out to our marriage partner in developing a more intimate life together . 

Lack of imagination may also prevent one partner from recognizing what the other is coping with . 

No partner has a guarantee that the other will turn out exactly as he or she would wish . 

The time and effort demanded of them may put a strain on their relationship with a partner , who may have been looking forward to the years when they could be alone again as a couple . 

With a long-term partner it is sometimes too easy to take things for granted . 

Are we making any headway in encouraging our partners to share domestic responsibilities ? 

Erm , right , what I would like you to do , and what we 've agreed is that , just introduce your partner . 

It brought a tragic end to a love story that began when they met as they walked their dogs after each had lost a marriage partner to cancer . 

You obviously know she and Steve had an affair , but what it has to do with me dining with my partner I fail to see . " 

His still close , but strained relationship with his sovereign made him virtually invulnerable . 

Gerald watched in horror as his prize possession disappeared into a red leather box held open by the King 's private secretary , who stood poised behind his sovereign . 

In 1850 Nesselrode expressed the view that " Russia 's position and that of her Sovereign has not been as attractive or as powerful since 1814 " . 

The Tongan sovereign is head of state and exercises executive power in conjunction with an appointed 10-member Privy Council which functions as a Cabinet . 

The Governor-General had not , by acting like the sovereign on the advice of the spokesmen of a majority in an elected assembly , become the same thing as the sovereign . 

The Sun led with an attack on the Sovereign for having asked the Bishop of Durham to a light lunch , but the rest of the papers made gloomy reading for the chairman . 

It will be the first official meeting between an Irish president and a British sovereign since Ireland achieved independence from Britain 71 years ago . 

The head of state is the British sovereign , represented by a Governor General ( currently Dame Cath Tizard , who succeeded Sir Paul Reeves on Nov. 20 , 1990 ) . 

After a reception at Lythe Hill Hotel , the bride and bridegroom left for a honeymoon in Southern Ireland , the bride wearing a lavender-coloured wool jacket with cream skirt , shirt and matching shoes . 

David Mellor , Britain 's new Minister for Arts and Heritage , announced the forthcoming European Arts Festival at a reception at the National Gallery , London , on 29 April . 

The brief research addresses will be followed by a sherry reception at 18.30 . 

The reunion will take the format of a drinks reception at Merchiston followed by dinner in an Edinburgh restaurant or hotel . 

Hardly had they found their land legs when crew members were celebrating again at a reception at the Royal Southampton Yacht Club . 

After the church service there will be a splendid reception for 200 showbiz pals and family at the Sherwood Country Club . 

This involved , among other ploys , gatecrashing and invitation-only reception for people involved with the Canadian book trade . 

Later they hosted a reception for 75 guests in idyllic surroundings . 

The couple , who have made their home in Cleator Moor , later celebrated in a more formal manner with a reception for 100 guests at the Castle Inn , Bassenthwaite . 

Sinn Fein plans to host a reception for the US visitors before the afternoon talks . 

The hour-long reception in an annexe of the castle was as modest as the service : vegetable soup and wholemeal-bread sandwiches -- with a little champagne . 

A reception in the main gallery : a chance to relax and try to coax some order bids from the guests for the silver on display . 

The couple will be married at Middlesbrough Register office before a reception in a local pub . 

In the afternoon we went to a barbecue at our son 's house , and then , after a shower and a rest , we were off again to a buffet and reception in the town hall . 

In a fitting tribute at his funeral reception , members of his family toasted his memory in peach wine . 

Angela and Chris , both 28 , thought the bride 's parents , Norman and Gladys Smith , were paying for the lunchtime buffet , and both families would share the cost of the evening reception . 

After the ceremony Sixth Year Pupils and their parents are cordially invited to join the Governors and Staff for a brief reception on the School Lawns . 

After a reception for nearly 150 guests , my right cheek was red and raw : a result of male guests who had failed to have an afternoon shave . 

In May , Dundee Port Authority generously hosted a reception for around 50 Council members based in the Tayside area . 

A champagne reception and private view of the Summer Exhibition will be held in the galleries of the Royal Academy of Arts , and afterwards in the rooms of the Society , commending at 19.00 . 

Table bookings and individual tickets , which include a champagne reception sponsored by Penguin and a four-course dinner , cost £35 including VAT . 

Gaynor Wynne was filming her with a camcorder during a champagne reception at the Imperial Hotel . 

The two were greeted with a champagne reception in a VIP lounge and then taken out to board Concorde . 

Access to the bars and restaurant is currently achieved only through the hotel reception . 

The wedding receptions were held at the Crown Hotel in Varteg , Gwent , and Talywaun Rugby Club , Gwent . 

In addition to meeting rooms and lounges , a large function room is used for conferences and is hired for celebrations such as wedding receptions . 

When visiting the house agent , bank , garage or pet shop or making plans for the wedding reception and so on , go through the events mentally first . 

And more especially if you regard yourself as an artist of great but as yet undiscovered potential but who is forced by impecunious circumstances to provide the musical entertainment at wedding receptions in The Bronx . 

Princess Margaret , Grand President of St John Ambulance Association and Brigade , attends a reception and dinner to be given by Garrard and Company in aid of the Order of St John . 

Tonight the Soviets attend a reception at the House of Commons and another tiny barrier will be broken down on Wednesday when the Combined Services provide the opposition at Aldershot . 

The city 's favourite woman golfer , Heather Farr , is to be married on Saturday and all the players will be attending an evening reception . 

After the service , when everyone had gone to the reception at his father 's house , Duncan had returned to the fresh brown earth mound and prayed for his grandfather 's soul . 

One afternoon in the last week of their stay she went to a reception in the Rue de Varenne given by yet more of their friends . 

Eventually Rose persuaded them to hold the reception in the house . 

You too can eat with the animals if you hold your reception at the Zoological Gardens in London 's Regents Park . 

After the 3 pm wedding at Crathie Church , which will be a private family affair , Anne and Tim will hold a reception in Craigowan Lodge , a mile from Balmoral Castle . 

` Second night at sea , the captain always holds a formal reception . 

THATCHED HOUSE LODGE 2 October : Princess Alexandra and Sir Angus Ogilvy were present this evening at a Reception given by the Prime Minister and Mr Denis Thatcher at 10 Downing Street to launch the Harold Macmillan Trust . 

A reception will be held for the runners and their supporters at the English Wine Centre . 

On 28 April 1992 a whisky reception was held to launch on its way the Library 's travelling exhibition on the poet Hugh MacDiarmid , whose centenary is celebrated this year . 

Afterwards the reception was held in the Coachman Hotel , Kilsyth . 

Following an afternoon reception hosted by the State of Minnesota on Saturday we fly to San Francisco for a two-night stay at the Quality Inn Suites Hotel . 

The reception was hosted by the Royal College of Physicians and jointly organised by the College and by ASH . 

The men wore short kilts of grey homespun , their hair was flowing or knotted at the back , most were bearded : the uplanders had arrived from the Glen of Keltney . 

It 's a stroke of great fortune that the Cluanie Inn 's proprietors are more enlightened , since the building dominates the eastern end of the glen . 

Some may even have come up from the West Highland Way which runs below Am Bodach in a secluded glen parallel to Loch Leven . 

There are no less than eighteen golf-courses north of the Great Glen , the most famous of which is Royal Dornoch , half an hour 's drive south from Brora . 

The Ingleton glens would be as sweet by any name , or none at all . 

On the westward side of Heart o' Corrie a path is traced winding up the hill ; it is reached by fording the burn that flows through the glen . 

The scenic Antrim Coast Road offers easy access to the Nine Glens of Antrim -- Glenarm , Glencloy , Glenarriff , Glenballeamon , Glenann , Glencorp , Glendun , Glenshesk and Glentaise . 

I do n't know if it is coincidence that I own a red Escort van , have canoed the Fairy Glen on numerous occasions and have had words with the café owner about car parking . 

Next it was the turn of Fort Augustus , in the centre of the Great Glen . 

The whole valley round St Nectan 's Glen is teeming with bird life , a paradise for a young ornithologist . 

Glen Affric is considered to be one of the most beautiful glens in Scotland and there are plenty of excellent walks in the area . 

It lies deep-set between high mountain ranges , that on the south side culminating in Carn Eige -- at 3877 feet , the highest mountain north of the Great Glen . 

The main route , however , continues up the glen on a private road , crossing the river and passing Affric Lodge and the shapely peak of Sgurr na Lapaich towering behind , to reach Loch Affric . 

The glen is threaded by the River Nevis , rather sedate in maturity but dancing with fun and high spirits in infancy . 

If you feel like something a little on the wild side , the glens of North Angus and Perthshire will interest you . 

More day trippers would be encouraged to visit the glen , ruining its present appeal and placing far too great a pressure on the single track road leading to it -- the only way in or out . 

In Greece , the Arcadian boys of Phigalia cut their hair and threw the locks into the river which ran through the wooded glen below the city . 

Scotch Whisky is the water of life for many remote islands and glens in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland , where whole communities can depend on the distillery . 

If any child makes wild random guesses note quietly who it is : those pupils will need your attention . 

Fortunetellers make educated guesses too -- mostly about what they think their ` subject " would like to hear . 

Hence if you were to take a guess at selecting a high-fibre vegetable you might well think of something like celery , which seems to reveal its fibre content unmistakably . 

My guess however is that the Ariston 's unusually musical qualities will appeal in the long term where some more glamorous looking contrivances will ultimately be found tiresome or wanting . 

If the case had gone to court , it 's anyone 's guess what would have happened . 

My guess is that he wished women back in their twentieth-century slot . 

But I was real familiar with his records and so I knew it was gonna be that way ; in fact it was really kinda fun to have to take a guess at when he was gonna change . 

What the connection is we can only hazard a guess at but it confirms all our worst suspicions about anything-core outfits once and for all . 

People may vote with one hand on their wallets , but their guesses about future prosperity are tangled up with judgments of the competing politicians . 

It appeared that my guess about the tide had been near enough . 

So let me begin by making some impressionistic guesses about the views women do in fact currently hold on morality . 

The law requires the chief of police to make educated guesses about the likelihood that disorder , damage or disruption will occur . 

` Can you make any guesses about who might have done this ? " asked Jean . 

No one at this stage is prepared to hazard a guess at the outcome of the poll on February 25 . 

In Romanian , Serbo-Croat or Czech , I can make a guess at meanings based on my bits and pieces of Italian , Latin , German or Russian . 

When she does n't know who the culprit is , she makes a guess at it , and the trouble is she 's often right . 

Now if you look at the first four figures there , does anybody want to have a guess at what those first four figures mean ? 

Our spies think the best guess for general availability of Solaris-on-iAPX-86 is May . 

Ca n't tell you precisely what weapon , but my guess of a piece of lead piping wrapped in a sock is as good as any . 

Had that guess of 3% proved right , GDP should comfortably have expanded by the same amount . 

In practice it may be possible to make an enlightened guess as to the origin and type of infection involved , but in very few cases can the physician be one hundred per cent sure of his diagnosis . 

Kircher 's guess as to the continent 's position was based on Plato 's version . 

Even if the child 's articulation is poor , the adult is likely to be able to make a good guess as to a likely meaning . 

Many independent forecasters have recently raised their guesses on growth in 1993 to around 1.5% . 

One can reconstruct the original language by looking for common words and then make a guess about where the language came from . 

I mean we can say what it 's made of and we might be able to make a guess at how old it is . 

Stifling a giggle , she hazarded a guess that the wardrobe would be full of the son 's clothes . 

Since further complaints against him would almost certainly have been recorded , it is a fair guess that he took to the open life . 

It ' s my guess that the statuette was then replaced , and was obscured from his line of vision by the banner this morning . " 

It is a safe guess that no Indian thought of writing a play about the equally dramatic course of events that put Charles II on his throne . 

` It ' s my guess that the reunion really will take place -- probably only a few minutes after her arrival . " 

It ' s my guess that you had an affair in Australia , and that 's what kept you so long . " 

Civil disorder and unrest were recurring phenomena in many British inner-city areas during the 1980s .

Fifa had already fined the Brazilians a minor sum for crowd disorder .

During the next few months a violent fascist backlash , an orchestrated campaign of civil disorder and terrorism culminating in armed insurrection , led Nizan to the conclusion that very firm Republican counter-measures were necessary .

It is worth pausing to look at the degree of crowd disorder associated with these sports and the possible reasons for such profiles .

Hunger , disease and civil disorder would destroy what was left of civilization .

It was soon realised that media reporting of crowd disorder boosted the sales of newspapers -- a matter of importance in an increasingly competitive industry .

Mass civil disorder , whether it be the result of a real or imagined grievance or merely over-indulgence in alcohol , is not purely a recent phenomenon .

The extremity of these awful judgements against the moral deterioration of the British people , and the enormous vision of chaos and disorder which they conjure up , suggest the need for a cautious organisation of our thought and feeling as we approach these matters .

Inland , too , there was disorder when the ` Rising of the Tinners '' led to rioting in Liskeard as bands of tinners invaded the town in order to prevent the transport of corn .

This chapter sits uncomfortably in a book about public disorder .

And we will defend the citizen against lawlessness , violence and disorder .

The targets of criticism have a common ring -- football rowdyism and the increasing crime and disorder .

Even more damaging to their theory is the fact that sports spectator disorder is not always synonymous with economic problems .

The fashion of male circumcision that began in the 1890s , and a wide range of related subjects . 

Your article on female circumcision was indescribably moving and horrifying ( ` Female circumcision : fighting a cruel tradition " , 2 February ) . 

The cumulative national rate of circumcision for boys by the age of 15 is almost 7% . 

She wanted to attend the eunoto and the women 's circumcision and understand everything about betrothals . 

It had been hoped that an emphatic victory in New South Wales would lay the groundwork for a conservative victory at the next federal election , due by March 1993 .

Struggles such as these , paralleled by those in the sciences and humanities , were partly to lay the groundwork for President Gorbachov 's policies of glasnost and perestroika , announced in 1985 .

My job was to prepare the groundwork for a revolutionary new financial product .

This will signal the end of the European Commission 's efforts to prepare the groundwork for the free movement of goods , services and people within the European Community .

This , together with patrolling and gathering intelligence about the area , means that the UK element of UNPROFOR is doing the groundwork for implementation of the Vance-Owen settlement plan .

The group is in talks with National Grid to establish groundwork for a new telecoms alliance .

In short , we provide the groundwork , the teamwork and the network .

The first two years provide the groundwork for the pupils to make a realistic choice of Art as a special subject in S3 if they are so minded .

Once oxygen and nitrogen appeared , the groundwork was laid for the beginnings of vegetation .

By the anniversary of the invasion of Kuwait , the groundwork had been laid for the introduction of far tighter UN controls over Iraq 's activities in the advanced weapons field .

That enabled a considerable amount of groundwork for the valuation exercise to be undertaken over the summer .

The political groundwork for change had been laid by the " realistic rents " policy applied to the public sector by the Housing Subsidies Act 1956 .

The project is intended to lay the groundwork for a subsequent full-scale study .

However , like the mammals and the birds , the flowering plants certainly originated , and probably did much of their evolutionary groundwork , during the Mesozoic and especially the Cretaceous .

An obvious answer is to have this basic groundwork done by a much smaller group who would meet more regularly and for longer periods at a stretch .

The groundwork of this change was substantially completed by the turn of the century .

The groundwork of the veterinary art was medical science ; farriery was no art , but a mere practice , habit or routine .

By Spring 1963 , the groundwork of restructuring the BBC had been done .

On page 809 of this issue , Woodhead and colleagues report new isotope data on volcanic rocks from seamounts southeast of Pitcairn Island that seem dramatically to confirm this theory . 

For example , from about 160 to 100Ma BP , North America drifted over a hot spot which is now located near the Great Meteor Seamount in the eastern Atlantic Ocean . 

Sutherland , 50 , of Gilmore Place , Edinburgh , denied the culpable homicide of Mr Buckley on 10 April last year . 

Indeed , according to Marvin Wolfgang ( Braithwaite 1981b : 15 ) the chances of being a victim of homicide in the US are five times as high for white males inside prison than for those outside . 

Involuntary manslaughter is unlawful homicide without malice aforethought . 

Lord Taylor , sitting with Mr Justice Pill and Mr Justice Sedley , described it as a tragic case of homicide within a family . 

Since there are two offences -- and particularly in jurisdictions where there are three or more grades of homicide -- surely it is right and proper to use the lesser offence to mark significant differences in culpability . 

In 1990 , 11 per cent of female homicide victims were not known to their attackers , and experts believe these figures will increase . 

The chatterbox will keep talking about anything so long as there is n't a pause where there could be an opportunity to engage brain before mouth . 

The parents , instead of applauding her , called her a noisy chatterbox and told her sharply that small girls should be seen and not heard . 

` Nicola was known as a chatterbox at work but she was very good at keeping the secrets that really mattered . " 

He said : ` Barbara Coleman is what you English call a chatterbox . 

Heuer and Reisberg ( 1990 ) , for example , conclude a recent study on eyewitness memory with the statement ` we know from prior evidence that emotional arousal triggers vivid recollection .

The more recent studies of discourse analysis have captured the tones which people use to talk of others .

A recent Italian study showed that during pregnancy or the puerperium 41% of women develop biliary sludge .

A recent study by Price Waterhouse , an accounting and consulting firm , says that only 500 will exist in 1999 and that half the top 100 will be owned by foreign firms .

In a recent study of twenty-five degree courses in five institutions Molloy and Carroll ( 1992 ) reported slightly lower completion rates for what they defined as ` non-standard '' entry ( NSE ) students when compared with those with standard entry ( SEs ) .

The earlier notion that the lower continental crust is largely basaltic in composition has received little support from more recent studies .

Continuing the fine series of monographs on music in late medieval and Renaissance cities produced by Clarendon Press ( Lewis Lockwood 's Ferrara , Reinhard Strohm 's Bruges , and Frank Dobbins 's Lyons ) is Blake Wilson 's recent study of the Florentine laudesi companies from their founding in the late 13th century to their decline in the early 16th century .

A recent study of primary school practice across the arts supports this view .

A recent study by James Capel and Co. showed that , of 105 leading businesses in this country , 86 per cent .

What emerges from recent study of this important period is that war was increasingly coming to be seen as an instrument of state , to be organised by the king for the common good of his people and country .

Further evaluation of these possibilities awaits selective study of apical and basolateral acid-base transport systems and their regulation in intact NaCl absorbing epithelia .

Studies in France and other countries had revealed the extent to which forests were being cut down and showed that deforestation had a range of harmful consequences .

These studies were also performed using the NCp7 mutants ( table I ) .

In this study we have shown that long term ( 18 months ) ingestion of 133 g/kg dietary fibre resulted in a modest but significant increase in cellular proliferation in the crypts of the proximal colon but not the distal colon of the rat compared with an intake of 17 g/kg dietary fibre .

The bloodshed in Lebanon appears to be part of a broader upsurge in unrest .

Officials had prided themselves on the fact that there had been no bloodshed in the months leading up to the Sept. 20 vote .

But bloodshed across Libya and Western pressure have forced them into supporting international airstrikes against Col. Moammar Kadafi , who in many ways is merely a caricature of monarchies and autocrats throughout the Middle East .

Among the many challenges now facing Libya 's transitional government is to prevent bloodshed between pro- and anti-Kadafi Libyans , and even among the competing factions that fought to overthrow him .

Even for a city accustomed to daily bloodshed , the car bombings in the Amal district and the heavy casualties among children pained many Iraqis .

Burundi 's generation-long cycle of ethnic bloodshed has taken another turn for the worse .

It seemed to consist of packaging mainly , blocks of polystyrene and plastic bags , dozens of small cartons that had once contained radios and cassette recorders . 

In Warsaw , dozens of East Germans were last night waiting in front of the embassy , filling out forms and wondering where they would spend the night . 

There must have been dozens of dead animals lying around , most of them killed by shrapnel or having wandered into a minefield . 

David , 38 , with his brother Andy and fishing partners Kev Berry and Robin Clark have spent dozens of hours trying to take a big predator from the water . 

As for commemorative musical events , some promoters jumped the gun by a year ; others have been so keen not to be upstaged that January has already seen dozens of concerts . 

There were so many trunks and piled boxes in the attic , and she would have to make dozens of journeys up those narrow stairs . 

The verdict was announced to cheers and spontaneous applause at the back of the court , where dozens of teenage girls had gathered throughout the five-day trial . 

Federal agents have seized dozens of bank accounts and about $30m in Florida office buildings , homes and other properties owned by Carlos Cardoen . 

Their rapidity of evolution is well known : dozens of species have evolved in African fresh water lakes within the last million years . 

In some parts of African game reserves , such as the Masai Mara , it is not unusual to come across dozens of tourist trucks jostling for the best position to view game . 

The bank and the nearby Wellworths store were both destroyed in the blast which also devastated dozens of other shops and offices in nearby side streets . 

The mujaheddin marked the 10th anniversary of the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan on Dec. 27 in similar fashion by launching at least 52 rockets into Kabul killing dozens of people according to a government spokesperson . 

The inquiry comes after firemen spent several hours tackling the flames , and a policeman was hurt helping to rescue dozens of cows from the burning barn . 

Trading standards officers point out that there are dozens of similar products that could be potentially dangerous . 

Much of his time is spent walking and besides the drawing , he has taken dozens of photographs of the area . 

But they were among dozens of motorists caught up in the smash on the southbound carriageway of the A1 near Doncaster on Saturday . 

Israeli gunners then lobbed dozens of shells towards the villages where Hezbollah is active . 

Equally threatening are the dozens of federally subsidized cattle ranches that have depleted underground water sources used by antelope and bighorn sheep . 

The deep water channel needs care because of the dozens of stranded/fallen trees . 

We left Miami on a Tuesday afternoon and were in A-1's Los Angeles ' office by midday on Saturday . 

Following your enquiries you are requested to make an indicative offer by midday on Thursday 19th October in writing to myself . 

There was a large crowd of cheering supporters outside the Essex village hall to greet him when he arrived at midday . 

We arrived at Addis Ababa at midday on 28 October and were received at the railway station by the Emperor . 

They arrived at midday and after a delicious lunch were entertained by a three piece band . 

He rang off and I realised that I ought to leave shortly since Jack was due to tee off at midday . 

It was midday when they faced one another on the level field in the north-east quarter of Caer Camel . 

Murren perches high on a sunny shelf in the Lauterbrunnen Valley , surrounded by all the glorious beauty of peaks and glaciers . 

The limestone scars seen on the left during the ascent here give place to a moorland shelf inclined at an easier gradient which , on investigation , is found to be perforated by a line of potholes . 

Deeper water layers circulate counterclockwise , driven by the constant inflow from the Norwegian Sea along the Siberian shelf . 

The remains were in a deposit forming a shelf which represents the remnant of a low terrace of the west bank of the Medway . 

Five more oilfields were producing oil from the North Sea continental shelf in 1976 , including the massive Brent and Alpha fields . 

In 1969 a new unit was formally set up in Edinburgh to study the geology of the continental shelf around Scotland . 

It has been suggested that such sediments are characteristic of aseismic continental shelves as they move away from a mid-oceanic ridge . 

Dr Michael Stroud slipped into the chasm as the pair were crossing an ice shelf in driving snow and 100mph winds . 

On the lower reaches of glaciers and on ice shelves close to the sea , where ablation exceeds snowfall in summer , wind-blown dust and rock fragments encourage local melting . 

An iceberg that has floated 2,000 km from the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica has established the existence of a complex series of currents along the Antarctic coast . 

Sulawesi is situated midway between the shallow Sunda and Sahul shelves ( see page 130 ) . 

Reeds , rushes and other marginal subjects like marsh marigolds and irises prefer to occupy shallow shelves at the edge of the pool . 

Found off the UK Continental Shelf at depths of up to 3,000 metres , grenadiers are thought to reach maturity at the advanced age of 50 , while orange roughies fished elsewhere have been estimated at 100-years-old . 

It is lodged on a shelf on the mountain gorge , high above the Yantra river with precipitous rocks falling steeply below it . 

It had obviously taken the wrong channel and become wedged on a rising shelf of rock strata which traversed the trough about fifty yards before it reached the lake surrounding the breakwater . 

A great church , lofty and beautiful , was built on the shelf of rock ; a monastery of size and standing was set about it . 

` On the side of the bloody Germans during the war , were n't they ?

Police said Mr Lavelle collapsed and stopped breathing after an altercation with a player from the opposing side during a match on Saturday at Hendon , north London .

Both sides underlined their well-established positions on BBC radio yesterday .

Every invisible spirit is either on God 's side or on Satan 's side .

Peter 's father complained to the head teacher , who quite surprisingly immediately took the parent 's side .

Anselm and the king 's envoy had an inconclusive meeting with the pope , Anselm remaining silent while members of the Curia openly took the king 's side .

She even took sides against Nan-Nan who had been her own nurse .

CLOWN prince goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar returns to the Liverpool side against Wimbledon tomorrow as manager Graeme Souness tries to stop the rot at Anfield .

Although this alliance may not last for long , both sides have an interest in sticking together while negotiations continue .

At Ipswich the fact that both sides were engaged in the practice of manufacturing freemen meant that the number of voters rose from 271 in 1698 to nearly 600 by 1715 .

But Howard insisted : “ Anyone who believes he can cruise along and think he will automatically be in the side against Halifax will be in for a shock .

It showed , he said , that , um , Arnold Bros ( est. 1905 ) was on their side .

This obviously requires the attendance of the witnesses at the trial , and a subpoena may be issued to compel the attendance of those who are within the jurisdiction or in some other part of the United Kingdom .

` Do I detect a desire for retribution against me , sweet Gina ? " 

The second strong PR option would be to take the opposite line , to say how outrageous it is that there is all this terrible auditing going on , and to promise painful retribution for the wrongdoers . 

Thomas 's superficial injuries could be seen as ‘ fair retribution for an adulterer cheating with someone else 's wife ’ , he added . 

The journalists ' satisfaction at retribution on a man who sneered at Britain in her finest hour now sounds like delusive and individual rant . 

The government insisted this was the reason he secretly contacted Castro to mediate a solution that would save him from the drug dealers ' retribution . 

If the first were correct , surely a house full of children and servants would have heard poor William 's pleas and , even if they had been too frightened of his mother 's retribution to release him , surely they would have passed him food . 

Our farmers , seeking retribution or justice , and our consumers , who are equally seeking those concepts , now have to go to Brussels , for there is no way in which we may satisfy their aspirations . 

And in the true spirit of Jacobean tragedy -- supplanted in this production by that of the Hollywood mafia gangster mode , he seeks retribution . 

This action , compounded by John 's previous assistance in conveying silver from Cambridge University to the King , received savage retribution . 

The retribution exacted by Constantius on the Britons is recorded by Ammianus . 

Such acts of individual retribution , however brutal , were easily surpassed by the collective cruelty of the dictatorship 's official repressive machinery . 

These losses , politically damaging , and bad for morale ( they were seen in Louis the Pious 's entourage as divine retribution on former rebels ) , weakened Lothar 's resistance to his father 's pressure . 

It was then he knew for certain that the oriental he had just shot was not the one from whom he had wanted to exact retribution for injuring Pam -- because at the other end of the corridor he found himself looking into the glittering black eyes of his hated enemy , Angel One . 

` One day , " said Jim calmly , ` I shall turn like the proverbial worm and take a terrible retribution upon you , Omally , for all the blows you have administered to my dear head . " 

Nicephorus ' fleet harried the accessible southern coasts in retribution , but made no firm gains . 

Even when common goals have been established , conflict may be generated during the planning process because of disagreement about the way in which these goals should be achieved . 

It can do this because during the recent election campaign , there was no great disagreement about economic policy among the parties . 

Disagreements between the founder 's ten sons , most of whom have had two or more wives and so lots of their own children , nearly tore the group apart . 

There continues to be heated disagreement between the state-owned company which runs Sellafield , British Nuclear Fuels ( BNF ) , and its critics , about the dangers associated with the plant . 

` A slight disagreement over club rules , " said Samuel airily . 

It is not the first time the council has been at the centre of a disagreement over charges for collection of waste . 

The crisis deepened when Nigel Lawson resigned as Chancellor in October after a disagreement with Professor Alan Walters . 

By April , however , his disagreements with the king led to his retirement from the government and to a state of almost civil war between them . 

` Their strongest disagreement , at least in public , is about the origin of us modern humans . 

She had long ago stopped resenting their original professional clashes , and these days their disagreements tended to be over minor details , with her ending up the victor as often as he did . 

Sam could turn a family disagreement into a war , a difference of opinion into a drama . 

A disagreement between the high priest and the royal supervisor of the Temple under Seleucus IV about 180 resulted in an inspection by the Visir Heliodorus , another personality well known from other evidence ( OGIS 247 ) . 

Brown -- formerly on the coaching staff at Chesham -- took over at the Diadora League Premier Division club in December , when George Borg resigned after a disagreement over playing policy . 

The disagreements between Charman and Allison were amplified in the airtight atmosphere of the studio , but they were always petty and did not run to bitterness . 

There was very little discussion and no disagreement about choosing this priority . 

It was he who after a particularly violent disagreement , suggested that Joan should be invited to pay them another visit -- though he referred to her as the lady Anne , as had been agreed . 

Friends say part of their problems stem from a bitter disagreement over Mia 's wish to adopt yet more children . 

Our first minor disagreement of this kind came when we met a large puddle on a woodland track and Skipper decided he could n't possibly get his feet wet . 

` We had a disagreement about it , we did n't actually fall out , " she backtracks . 

` Now , Mrs Figgis-Hewett , I gather that you had a disagreement with Sir Thomas . 

Tracey , on the other hand , dit not like it ; they had an amicable disagreement about its merits on the way to a nearby pub . 

It 's no secret that we had disagreements with the British and the French on how we should best approach the issue of Bosnia . 

Probably nothing a quick tweak on the truss rod and bridge adjusters would n't sort out , but seeing as that would have involved taking the neck off , I did n't pursue it …

The answer is no , but the high-backed boot has certainly helped everyone ski the powder because it provides that little tweak of leverage that helps pull the tips of your skis up .

A simple tweak on , say , the treble slider gives you enough of a change , but without biting your head off , as some acoustic graphics are prone to doing .

To someone brought up in the relative austerities of the Church of Scotland , all this gilt and marble , colourful painting and painted statuary seems rather extraordinary and , somehow , secular . 

Though Benedict 's austerity and reforming zeal were missing in Suger , his twelfth-century counterpart , there was perhaps a similar commitment to abstract political principle , to the notion of undivided imperial or royal power . 

For some years now Pecham had been lecturing in Rome where he was noted for his austerity , his learning and his authoritarianism . 

Perhaps it is the legacy of my Fifties upbringing , when the States always had that image of the cornucopia of goodies and pleasureable things , with no whiff of European austerity and rationing . 

Neither party was allowed to comment on matters of regionalism , ethnicity or religions and both were careful not to criticize the current economic austerity programme of the President , Maj.-Gen . 

With important municipal elections due in October , they were unwilling to be associated with his highly unpopular economic austerity policies . 

To make things worse , after six months of stringent government austerity , the inflation rate for the month of January was almost 18% . 

Soon afterwards , the Finance Minister will present an austerity budget for 1990 . 

But it remained to be seen whether the ambitious plan would withstand the impact of possible future austerity measures . 

On Dec. 14 the Riksdag approved a major austerity package of spending cuts in social services , defence and subsidies , and job cuts in the public sector . 

In 1696 Lowther of Lowther , tired of contesting elections , employed his cousin to seek a viscountcy for him from the king . 

Olivia fidgeted a little ; she played with the slim bracelet on her slim arm . 

Choose from a pearl bracelet with matching face , a patterned silver bangle , or a gilt-finished double strand bracelet . 

On his walk back home , pockets empty , eyes downcast , he found a diamond bracelet with a reward value of two hundred Rand which won him another thousand . 

The transparent epoxy resin cast of the body of a young woman known as ` the Lady from Oplontis " reveals her bracelet and purse holding coins , rings and gems . 

We sign in , have our boat inspected by that nice man from Eclipse and are duly body tagged with a nylon cord bracelet and a number . 

He is sitting behind a horseshoe-shaped desk with long tables extending to either side on which are piled trays filled with baroque pearl bracelets and other new bijouterie . 

He had seen a slim silver bracelet in the window of a jeweller 's in the Fulham Road . 

She lifted her hand to her immaculate hair , causing the many bracelets along her wasted arm to clank and clatter like old dustbin lids . 

My wig was swinging from the hooks on the charm bracelet , my orange hair tumbled over my face like a pound of grapes in an egg-cup and one shoe-less leg stuck out of a semi-detached dress . 

18 carat gold 5mm court shaped fancy cut milled edge wedding ring , £169.50 2. 9 carat gold polished fancy link bracelet , £250 . 

He slipped on a rigid gold bracelet once he was back in the dressing room and Dominic pulled a curtain clear of a radiator to get more heat into the place . 

The gold bracelets he wore were too small , and bit into his forearms . 

It was a zig-zag orange and blue striped towel , and it should have been dazzling white cotton , with a gold bracelet on his lean bronzed strong-muscled forearm . 

An identity bracelet was put on her wrist with her full name and hospital record number written on it . 

On display are earrings , necklaces and bracelets made from lapis , carnelian turquoise , jade , amber and amethyst . 

Inside was a gold chain bracelet with a blue enamel disc and the initials ` F " and ` G " entwined . 

He wore a steel bracelet on his wrist -- something to do with being a Sikh , Nutty understood , with rain , and she had Midnight to ride . 

They all wore serpent-like black coral bracelets as special protective amulets against snakes . 

Stella had changed into slacks and overall to keep her costume clean for the curtain call , but still wore a heavy gilt bracelet on her arm . 

He unfastened the woven leather bracelet from around his wrist . 

` It breaks my back , my neck -- " And she would give a little laugh , unclasping a heavy bracelet : ` It breaks my wrist too . " 

The second mugger was black , taller than his accomplice and stocky wearing a bracelet on his wrist . 

She added shyly , again fidgeting with her bracelet , " We have n't been --together so very long . " 

Now , under the influence of Orphism , the tendency to reinstate the more sensuous aspects of painting grew stronger .

` I put you under the influence of a powerful Viking spell which ensured you would be faithful to me . "

The absence of such a universally adopted standard whereby the human conscience could have been developed to have a significant influence on human behaviour , has been the cause of much failure in efforts to administer justice .

If Gough can dominate Chapman then Rangers will be well pleased because this face-to-face test of nerve , strength and skill will have a huge influence on the outcome .

But it is the voice of Pearl investors which will have more influence on the outcome and they should keep quiet for the time being .

THE Robinson family could have a big influence on the outcome of the Armagh senior football championship final on Sunday .

Team dynamics also have an influence on the outcomes and the contribution of members .

Yet they did have an important influence on the evolution of bargaining structure and the characteristic form which it assumed .

An Italian scholar has tried to trace their influence on Paul VI by noting how many times he quoted them .

Both immigrant groups have been important influences on the press .

Frontman Glenn Kingsmore -- lead vocalist and bassist -- affirms that , ` Punk had a big influence on my music .

The domination of acute services and the parallel increases in high-tech medicine have considerable influence on people 's expectations of what is appropriate and possible in health care .

So the null hypothesis that the γ coefficients are all zero can not be rejected , and therefore neither the current nor the lagged DM 's appear to have any influence on the rate of unemployment .

Bakhtin 's theory of dialogism had a significant influence on French theorists of the late 1960s , and many of their conceptions of the disruptive power of certain kinds of language follow a similar logic .

The Orphic idea of Chronos , which may have had an influence on Pythagoras , seems rather like the Iranian idea of Zurvan akarana .

These factors may have a marginal influence on salary ; they have no bearing at all on hierarchical layers .

Neither government policy nor social change had much influence on this crime .

Though it claimed some influence upon the councils of action in the North East and in London , its impact was minimal .

Television and radio in particular have an influence upon the attitudes and preferences of worshippers and their power is not to be ignored .

Inspired by the example of Mussolini 's achievements and the promise of Adolf Hitler , the BUF would be a potent influence upon British political life .

Trade unions exerted a considerable influence upon the Labour Party , especially after the introduction of the new Labour constitution of 1918 .

No doubt it had considerable influence upon the book but Peter Green , author of the definitive ` Kenneth Grahame -- a Biography " , believes the Fowey River to be the true setting of the tale .

In addition , the structure of collective bargaining is an important influence upon the role and locus of decision-making within employers ' organisations themselves .

There are many lesser examples around , of people whose influence upon policy making owes nothing either to any notion of representative government or to the cruder theories about pressure-group activity

As we might expect , partisanship was a major influence upon image ratings , and it became an increasingly powerful influence as the election approached .

` Next term I 'm going to be teaching part of a course on the influence of gender on style , " Loretta added , again to little response .

Analysis of variance was used for assessing any influence of age on PEG absorption .

The first group remained unmoved , the second group were more aggressive and the third group even more so , proving the influence of aggressive acts on young children .

They were dependent on the legislation we 've been pushing through Committee on reducing the influence of the public on public enquiries .

Birmingham newsagent , Daniel Clarke , said the main problem was the sinister influence of drugs on young people who committed crimes when “ out of their minds ” .

The influence of these factors on British animal preferences are less obvious -- despite a certain amount of overlap between the British and world lists -- perhaps because the range of possible choices is far more limited .

This illustrates dramatically the influence of the individual nucleons on the nuclear size , but as yet no quantitative calculations have been able to reproduce the effect .

They called on parents , teachers , guardians and the youth themselves to do their best to curtail the negative influence of the mass media on their lives .

After 1954 , and however virtuously reassuring it had been to teach bright Battersea boys , it was impossible to ignore the influence of social class on educational achievement .

Children think in black and white , good and bad , and the comic has a powerful influence on shaping attitudes .

Pre-campaign party identification exercised a particularly strong influence on voting preferences throughout the campaign and on final voting choices in the election itself .

Wilks ( 1983 ) argues that linguistic theory has had little direct influence on parsing techniques .

Before establishing the final protocol , various tissue fixation methods were compared to investigate their influence on staining intensity for both the PCNA and the BrdU protocol .

The repressive and censor-ridden atmosphere of the United States during the McCarthy era had a profound influence on the work of Abstract Expressionist artists .

This had a direct influence on elements such as the sloping bonnet line , steeply raked windscreen , curved roof and tapered rear section .

Because of its widespread use in technical and scientific English in particular , it has had a strong influence on similar registers in other languages through translation .

In the years after the Twenty-One Demands Japanese governments tended to adopt a more indirect approach in their attempts to exert Japanese influence in China .

It can not be overemphasized that many non-biological factors mitigate the influence of fertility patterns upon health and mortality .

Studies that have examined parental influences on children 's eating patterns have shown that parents have a significant influence .

This report has used further data from the RCGP oral contraception study to examine the influence of smoking and parity on the development of gall stone disease .

It also examines the influence on family behaviour of the physical layout of houses and flats .

Michael Herd examines the influence of the media on sport , exposing the tabloid papers for what they are , and identifying money as a recurring culprit .

Results reported by Marslen-Wilson , Tyler and Seidenberg ( 1978 ) using monitoring tasks also show that the completeness of information in a clause has an important influence on its processing .

One of the major influences in this diffusion of European ideas was the missionary movement .

However some organisational sociologists and humanistic psychologists working in applied fields have long acknowledged the important influence of personal styles and predispositions on professional and organisational effectiveness .

Such costs can have an important influence on the overall portfolio rate of return , particularly for financial institutions who tend to trade their portfolios more actively than private investors .

Our data suggest that in addition to androgen-independent positional influences on fibroblast phenotypes , the AR is originally involved in establishing stable and reproducible patterns of gene expression in stromal cells during genital differentiation , which are reflected in the differences in global gene-expression patterns between fibroblasts cultured from the genital skin of normal individuals and females affected by AIS .

And size and temperature even explain much of the variation in mortality rates between species—which one might have thought to be strongly dependent on external factors such as predators—perhaps through metabolism 's influence on aging processes , such as free-radical damage to the genome .

And Ginsberg was noted for unleashing many of his more notable works in marathon sessions under the influence of controlled substances , while Podhoretz 's work diverged so far from the liberal mainstream that one could argue it could only have emerged using similar means .

We found that this polymorphism had an independent , but very modest influence ( 7 .

We have shown that phenotypic hiding has substantial influence on the equilibrium frequencies of mutants in selection-mutation balance , and on the speed at which deleterious mutants are lost from the population .

examined the potential influence that adoption of transrectal ultrasound ( TRUS ) and PSA testing had on increasing prostate needle biopsy rates in the SEER areas from 1986 through 1991 [ 17 ] . Both TRUS and PSA testing rates , initially near zero , increased to almost 2,000 and 20,000 per 100,000 , respectively .

A multivariate analysis was performed to examine the influence of this polymorphism and other covariates ( Table 3 ) .

Genes or exons which have a K a /K s ≈ 1 are inferred to evolve in the absence of functional constraint ; genes or exons which have a K a /K s MYGT 1 are inferred to evolve under the influence of positive selection .

However , the influence of race concurs with other investigations [ 11 12 ] ; race may have a significant influence on body temperatures and needs to be studied further .

In our study , adjusting for TURP-detected cases allowed us to better assess the influence of screening on prostate cancer incidence trends .

No general theory is available for the evolutionary dynamic of a viral quasispecies under the influence of virus density as it changes with changing m.o.i .

In a companion paper , the impact of hormonal manipulation and dietary phytoestrogens ' influence on VSM is examined and validates several aspects of the findings from the present study .

It is very unusual to consider the influence of diet in hormone sensitive research investigations .

Tests on other locations of the dipole relative to the phantom ( near the ear , the loop or the meander ) showed no influence up to a maximum available radiation power of 6 W. The uncertainty of the transmitting power measurement was less than ± 30% , and is basically composed of the uncertainty of the power measurement itself and the uncertainty of the direction coupler parameters .

A max is not determined when heart has tetanized because of the marked influence of the shape change and desaturation of myoglobin on the reflectance spectrum .

is a less complex question because the criterion is fairly clear , the focus is narrow , the influences on compliance are likely to be relatively few , and the relation of input and output is likely to be fairly direct .

Meta-analysis of Time-series Suties of Air Pollution and Mortality : Effects of Gases and Particles and the Influence of Cause of Death , Age , and Season .

Furthermore , since 1 ) insulin resistance is neither necessary nor sufficient for the development of T2DM , 2 ) this polymorphism has only a very modest influence on insulin sensitivity , and 3 ) beta cell dysfunction , on which this polymorphism has no influence in the present study , plays a key role in the development of overt diabetes [ 2 ] , the population association studies and linkage studies are not able to detect the interaction between this polymorphism and the diabetes phenotype .

In this study the bivariate variation of heart rate and respiratory rate is estimated with respect to their influence on the frequency ratio of heartbeat and respiration ( according to the error propagation law ) :

A major goal of this research was to determine if alpha-tocopherol and gamma-tocopherol interacted with each other so as influence their uptake and depletion .

At each examined frequency , the transmitting power of the dipole was increased until the implant showed an influence .

Different positions of the leg between the electrodes were tested with no influence on the toxicity .

Measures of accuracy on the baited/unbaited four-arm task ( experiment 3 ) demonstrated that a diet change in young adult animals ( a change from Phyto -600 to Phyto-free ) had a positive influence on the accuracy in males , but a negative influence on the accuracy in females .

A proportional-hazards regression model was used to assess the influence of gender on one-year survival .

While we wish to avoid speculating as to potential mechanisms underlying the direct influence of the NAO on wolf dynamics indicated by our analysis ( Table 1 ) , it may be worth considering that residual variation in annual wolf mortality , after accounting for the influences of wolf density and pack size [ 6 ] , correlates negatively with the current-year NAO index ( standardized r = -0 .

We evaluated the bivariate relationships between gender and outcome with selected baseline covariates , and constructed a time-series repeated measures regression model [ 20 21 ] to describe the influence of gender on the outcome using data at baseline and two , six , nine and 12 months .

We observe that selective MP-based estimates of power are more sensitive to the effect of influence of both drugs than the spectral integrals .

Also , we were unable to measure some factors that have been found to be important in other reports , in particular , influence of physician age [ 11 ] , physician specialty [ 42 ] , type of hospital ( teaching hospitals and hospitals with radiation facilities , private , county and public ) [ 36 38 39 43 ] , socio-economic status and education [ 42 ] , tumor-breast ratio and the expected cosmetic results [ 7 9 ] , physician/patient interactions before surgery [ 42 ] , and psychological factors , such as fear of radiation or cancer [ 9 ] . The strengths of using of insurance claims data for this analysis were twofold .

SCF Slmbappears to influence other cell cycle events , perhaps by actions on other substrates , or perhaps as a result of events that are secondary to its influence on E2F destruction .

The tidal range in the Caribbean sea off the north coast of Panama is very modest -- no more than a couple of feet . 

The range in the latter direction seemed to be closer , and some of the highest peaks were capped with what looked like snow . 

Tom Mix , Buck Jones … riding over the range on the look-out for hostile Injuns . 

Passers-by pause here to admire the spectacular view over shanty-town rooftops , across the crater-like basin of the city to the Andean ranges on the other side . 

The Harz are a range of densely wooded uplands through which the East German border ran in twisting curves , sometimes across the flank of a hill , sometimes along a rocky ravine . 

There are such plains , but the typical profile of the seabed is one that contains gigantic mountain ranges , innumerable equally huge volcanoes , and gorges of a depth never dreamed of furrowing the deep-sea floor . 

The Sierra mountain range which runs the length of the north west coast of Majorca , gives the island a dramatic scenery in contrast to the soft beaches below . 

Ben Nevis stands at one end of the greatest mountain range in the Highlands , buttressing a grand array of ten Munros with altitudes above or near 4000 feet and forming an unbroken high skyline for several miles . 

The T154 had entered high cloud and severe turbulence as it crossed the Ural mountain range on its journey eastward . 

When they collided , the sedimentary deposits around them were squeezed and rucked up to form new mountain ranges . 

Taking a walk on the Malvern Hills the children were surprised to learn that the next highest point on the horizon is the Russian mountain range , the Urals . 

His eyes lifted to the window , but they did n't see the telegraph wires or the railway tracks or the range of dusty yellow hills beyond . 

The central Cheshire ridge is a range of sandstone hills running the length of the county . 

We crossed contorted ranges of hills between the empty plains , the lorry thumping over rocks and labouring in its low gears . 

It also manages to tie the Alps together as one whole , treating them as a range of mountains rather than just a list of routes . 

Ranges of immense , snow-covered mountains crowded into view : there could , Magellan thought , be no possible exit . 

Although requiring constant attention to water management , it provided a geographical base for the infant kingdom superior to that offered by the bleak , intermontane valleys inland , across the high limestone ranges of the Velebit mountains . 

Many of these Alpine fold ranges , such as the mountains of Japan , the Andes and the arcs through the East Indies are still areas of instability characterised by earthquakes and volcanic activity . 

The man lowered his scarf , tucking it below his chin , causing Creed to flinch at the sight of the ravaged face now caught in the shine of the moon . 

On many occasions the miners have fought behind barricades , sticks of dynamite in hand , as troops besieged the mines .

The five guerrillas , armed with rifles and dynamite , shot dead a photographer who volunteered to be exchanged for a hostage , the middle-aged wife of the hotel manager .

The measures to which we were sometimes reduced were distressingly inelegant , and , in those cases where dynamite was used , required hours of backbreaking preparation .

Off in the distance , sharp cracks of gunfire and the occasional dull blast of dynamite interrupted the rural drumming .

Hidden in a bus and estimated to contain about half a ton of dynamite , the bomb ripped a wall of the nine-storey DAS building and badly damaged nearby buildings .

The discovery of dynamite by Alfred Nobel is told in Classics Illustrated no 73 ( 1948 ) .

They were n't chemists ; but they started mixing ammonium nitrate fertiliser with diesel fuel , and detonating the mixture with dynamite .

It seems that the warehouse workers decided to blast it loose with dynamite .

He led an attack on what ought to have been his own castle , and blew it up with dynamite !

Rough terrain and often-turbulent weather pose substantial dangers to military aviation in Afghanistan .

But on most days the greatest danger to a fobbit 's health are the three heaping , deep-fried daily portions of mess hall food .

Fine for baseball , hockey , tennis and golf , but a danger to our society when it involves basketball .

U. S. officials rarely discuss the missile strikes , which the Pakistani public views as a threat to national sovereignty and a danger to civilians .

Many U. S. and Iraqi officials say Shiite militias , many with ties to the highest echelons of political power , represent a greater danger to Iraqi security than Sunni insurgents .

Karzai has called repeatedly for a halt to the operations , saying they pose an undue danger to Afghan civilians .

The danger to civilians in the Helmand combat zone was underscored Sunday when NATO announced the deaths of 12 people in what it characterized as an errant rocket strike that hit a residential compound .

Despite the potential danger Ansar represents , it remains unclear whether the group has the sophistication , tactics and manpower to orchestrate a countrywide terrorist campaign .

In addition , the U. S. Army warned American GIs about the danger posed by the Werewolves , contributing to their mythology , said Volker Berghahn , a professor of German history at Columbia University .

Since Sept. 11 , 2001 , world attention has been focused on the danger posed by disintegrating states such as Afghanistan , Pakistan and Somalia .

Professor Everhart 's team had been warned about the danger in the area around the university , which is near Sadr City , the Shiite slum that is home to several anti-American militant groups .

Her veil now covered her face , but her mortification was evident to all beside her and around her at the altar-rail . 

Listening to Matron 's footsteps squeaking along the corridor , Flora gulped with rage and mortification . 

To the mortification of the partners the Royalty was to remain unchanged at one-twelfth . 

He was right , she realised , her cheeks flushing with mortification at having behaved in such a childish manner . 

He started up in alarm , staring dazedly , and then , realising his lapse , paled with mortification . 

But she replied only with a slight inclination , and then turned for Conchis to take off her wrap , which he placed over the back of his own chair . 

He stood up , disappeared to fetch her cotton wrap from her bedroom . 

When we first saw Mark Cottrell 's fabric wraps around his handles/lines we wondered why no-one else had ever thought of the same idea . 

A tall woman in a loose blue calico wrap , her ankles and wrists glinting with gold in the sun , squatted on the dusty ground . 

A soft cotton wrap gives a relaxed look to a smart tailored trouser suit . 

Wearing a chic black costume and white fur wrap , she is seen waving to him as he departs for the colony before walking away to a smart car beside which stands a chauffeur . 

She looked round quickly , yelped and leaped off the table , grabbing a wrap that lay over the arm of a chair . 

She grabbed the wrap and hugged it round her , agonisingly aware of the swollen-eyed wreck she must look in the brightness . 

Fiona returned , pulling on a fluffy white wrap over her red silk dress , saying she really did n't want to go to the dinner and being persuaded again by her husband . 

The girl pulled on her wrap and moved to the door looking back over her shoulder as she went and Paula was aware of the hostility in her gaze . 

She sat on the sofa still , pulling the folds of the silk wrap over her bare belly , her thighs . 

Pausing only to pull on the lightweight wrap that lay across the foot of the bunk , she grasped the torch more firmly and peered cautiously around the curtain . 

He scrutinised her perfect features , his all-assessing gaze moving to her shape , clearly outlined as she pulled the folds of her cotton wrap closer to her . 

He helped put the wrap over her shoulders and she was silent on the short drive home . 

While he was in the dressing-room , she took it off , placing her silk wrap round her shoulders . 

` The Gruncher likes his meat roasted , and the fire roasts it as it goes down . " 

The Captain had as good as said the same himself about the traces of lamb 's meat in the truck . 

Arizona is reintroducing thick-billed parrots , which became extinct in the state in 1918 after being hunted for their meat . 

Thus , for the Piaroa , ` hunting " includes all capabilities for acquiring animal meat and for making it edible for human consumption . 

This was borne out by the tests on ` bootiful " Norfolk turkeys which needed an hour at half microwave power to cook right through without drying the breast meat . 

By choice , I will always pick a shoulder of lamb -- the meat is sweeter and , because the shoulder contains more fat , the cooking meat is constantly self-basted . 

A demand for dolphin meat for human consumption has been only a recent trend , but high transport costs from the remote Iki Island made the export of edible dolphin meat uneconomic . 

Marie Collinge specialises in cooking goat meat and she says it 's an ideal food that keeps you healthy . 

What I do is chop the luncheon meat into cubes just big enough for a size 8 or 10 hook and mix them with damp groundbait . 

When these nets also started to fish up cetaceans ( mainly Burmeister 's porpoise ) as an incidental catch , the fishermen discovered a ready market for porpoise meat among lower income groups . 

A valuable export market for sheep and sheep meat to Europe from the United Kingdom has developed , even though a sheep meat agreement has not yet been concluded . 

For energy to be converted from zebra into lion , the lion has to chase and kill the zebra , and then digest the zebra meat . 

These Cuban weaknesses have long been veiled by imports of grain and tinned meat . 

I never had a lot to do with the pig 's head , but it did make lovely potted meat . 

It had an internal look , something sinisterly tubular running through stringy meat . 

It is difficult to see how anyone could notice the absence of white meat or fish with such an unending variety of tastes set before them . 

Previously frozen meat can be refrozen as long as it has been cooked , but do n't recook anything more than twice . 

Protests by French farmers against low-cost imports of foreign meat have become increasingly violent . 

Breakfast is supplemented with cereals , cheeses and cold meats . 

This bitter-sweet preserve is perfect with rich , cold meats such as duck . 

` We d'Urbervilles do n't sell our horses for cat 's meat ! " he insisted . 

He was referring to ` prime " and ` premium " sausages in which you might expect leaner meat , less filler material , or less fat . 

He cuts small fillets of lean meat the size of quails ' breasts . 

He fell asleep soon after three o'clock , and dreamt that he was stuffing a red draught-excluder with sausage meat . 

The highest proportion of cholesterol is found in egg yolk , offal , shellfish , red meat , butter and cream . 

Bake , roast , grill or fry meats slowly , without any added fat . 

In the freezing barren icelands of the Arctic north , whale and dolphin meat has long been a traditional and important part of the diet for coastal settlements . 

Described by the government as a Japanese cultural tradition , the consumption of whale meat only started after the second world war , when it filled a dietary gap . 

They could cook vegetables and meat simply , deal with eggs and bacon and porridge , and they were able to bake and housekeep , learning as they went along . 

We further demonstrate our human uniqueness by cooking the meat . 

Eat fewer fatty foods such as processed meats and meat products , pies , pastries , crisps and ice cream . 

She also said that it was better to eat left-over meat in Lent than go to market and incur debt through buying fish ( 241 , p.128 ) . 

Their displacement , says Helen , has caused a crisis in dental health because people started eating refined foods and sweets , rather than their traditional Tibetan roast barley flour and dried yak meat . 

We had roast meat once a week on Sundays , served at noon on the dot , usually their own home-killed sheep or pork . 

From under the hunched shoulders and clutching arms a broken voice emerged in a stammering howl a stray dog might have launched into the night after company in its loneliness . 

The dog had awakened him at ten to seven with long-drawn howls and now , a quarter of an hour later , he stood on the threshold of Sheila 's bedroom , glowering . 

As his head collided with the leg of the table he let out a pitiful howl and Isoud , on impulse , pressed the Pause button . 

The chanting had taken on the form of animal howls and disgusting collections of words screamed out by the blood-frenzied mob . 

Another chilling howl and I could have sworn I smelt their hot , sour breath . 

I thought he probably set up a stronger howl than Byron 's dogs ! 

When they heard it the sepoys threw back their heads and uttered a howl so piercing , so harrowing that every window in the Residency must have dissolved if they had not been already broken . 

He felt triumphant and at peace , standing alone with the world spread out at his feet , hearing only the faint howl of the wind and the thunder of his own blood . 

As he opened the throttle , the roar of the BMW 's engine bit into the moan and howl of the wind across the culvert 's mouth . 

The banshee 's lamentations are in a language no-one can understand , and her cry is an appalling blend of a wild goose 's screech , the screams of an abandoned child and the howl of a wolf . 

When the lonely howl of a wolf carried to them through the forest , Isabel jumped , glancing at the door as if she expected to see the beast standing there . 

Panting , Theda groped her way through the thick undergrowth , her direction signalled by Benedict crashing through ahead of her , and the howls of the dog growing ever louder . 

Put down my pen and I heard in my ears the howl of the fleeing dog , saw the metal flash of Sophie 's shoe -- I could not bear it . 

But then , with a final burst of rain and a final howl of the gale , it is all over -- the only cyclonic visitation of the year , perhaps . 

One bomber -- reportedly a Ju88 -- was seen to be hit by A.A. and went vertically into the sea with a great howl of engines . 

Now , as the cries of the spectators rose to a crescendo , they were joined by the familiar stomach-turning howl of the charging sepoys , which added an undertow of dread to the Collector 's pleasure . 

She spread her towel over a cushion so that she could lean her damp , aching head against it , then shivered as she listened to the howl of the wind outside . 

The porter looked at him drunkenly , then beard the low , mournful howl of the dogs and quickly pushed the bolts home . 

And the long-dead wind of Mars erupted in a howl of powered transport . 

From far off where the Zoo lay the howl of a lone wolf wound up into the night . 

The room rocked with the howls of babies now being put to the breast , stilled . 

The wind had increased in velocity and was now a low , angry howl . 

They had not gone far when again the clerk heard that long , moaning howl . 

It uttered a doglike howl , then raced past Tallis , moving so fast on its hind legs , bent forward , that she could hardly follow its motion . 

Sometimes thought to be the souls of unbaptised children and unrepentant sinners , their bloodcurdling howls were an omen of death to all who heard them . 

Before he could stop himself , a piercing howl was forced through his teeth . 

On 15th June 1877 , a scout 's coyote howl alerted the Nez Perce camp in White Bird Canyon to Perry 's approach . 

Unfortunately , because he had had a source of comfort , the moment Ellie left to go back to the house his mournful howls increased in volume . 

` For as little as a copper coin , I will utter a howl guaranteed to wake the dead . " 

Gilbert tried to scream , but his mouth was clamped shut by Rohmer 's grip and only a ululating , muffled howl vibrated from his throat . 

There it was , sandwiched between a betting shop and a run-down newsagents , its two big windows full of pink corsets and middleaged hats , and there was this leg , in one of its dustbins . 

She also had 9d , and a £2 Thomas Cook travellers cheque sewn into her corset . 

Her mainly exposed bosoms wobbled over the top of her black corset . 

My husband never wore a corset , not like some here tonight . " 

I do n't know if any of you are old enough to remember the sort of rubber corsets that were worn in those days . 

She was standing by the plain simple dressing-table in her corset , drawers and stockings , exposed to the minister 's dark eyes in the light of a globed gas mantle . 

Two young women were in the room ; one was reading a magazine , the other was stuffing herself into a tight corset of black vinyl that appeared to be a part of a stylised nun 's costume . 

She wore a corset to support her broken body , and she lived to be only 47 . 

He has kept his figure and his bearing -- although I suspect vanity might have him wearing a male corset . 

Rain like maracas woke him in the morning , and so did a surge of delight that he would n't have to stay in . 

One of the principal delights for visitors to the Cotswold Wildlife Park is the many fine trees . 

One of the never mentioned delights of the silent cinema was that you crunched and sucked to your heart 's content , annoying nobody but the piano player . 

It is time to introduce the Treasury to the delights of off-balance-sheet financing . 

To the delight of the away fans , an unexpected victim is between the posts and a new song has entered their vocal repertoire . 

The civil war exposed his pretensions to military expertise , to the delight of the Cavalier propagandists . 

She used to say that Christmas Eve was her favourite day of the year , and her enthusiasm added to the delight of anticipation . 

That did n't stop him roving , teasing , passing and crossing that bit better than anyone else on the field , a constant delight to the eye . 

Art , history and landscape all combine to make Tuscany a region of unending delight to the informed , inquisitive and view lover alike . 

The less squeamish members of the group had the delight of checking the others ' feet , while they sat with gritted teeth and eyes tight shut . 

One of the delights of being on holiday is not having to look at the clock . 

STRATHBEG is a naturalist 's paradise and a trout fisherman 's delight . 

The Prince felt he was in the company of someone very special , took great delight in time spent talking to him , and was inspired by all that he heard . 

He 's either suppressing his delight at his success or is genuinely pragmatic about it . 

But , while Border expressed his delight with the form of strike bowler McDermott , Gooch admitted : ` We were just not capable of splitting Border and Mark Waugh when we needed to . 

They stood up from their points-cleaning to watch the express pass when , to the delight of her comrades , one of them bellowed ` Mishka ! " to the train driver through a rolled-up magazine . 

Lie to me , and the gentleman behind you will probably break your fingers one by one , and very possibly the gentlemen wit the club will take a certain delight in knocking out your teeth . " 

` I 'm afraid Marianne will take great delight in telling your story , Shae . 

The story of the purchase of Sarah 's burial plot is comedy , and comedy frequently takes delight in debunking heroes . 

This made my delight at finding King Felin 's tomb all the more great . 

The first programme , to our delight , fits the Festival 's German theme perfectly . 

Going to the Secret Cove was , as it had been in her mother 's time , the child 's greatest delight . 

Arrecife is small and surprisingly unspoilt , with a cheerful , flower-filled esplanade where an old fashioned roundabout operates all hours to children 's delight . 

I learned how to create atmosphere so that the classroom was a visual delight . 

I certainly feel it was a great delight to him during the last days of his life . ’ 

It was our delight to dash those proud faces to the ground , to smite them with the sword and savage them with the axe , as if blood and agony could follow from every blow . 

This small corner of the Caribbean is an unqualified and unexpected delight . 

This is a region of endless delight for the informed , the inquisitive and the lover of culture . " 

At home , after a Sunday supper of cold lamb , fried potatoes and pickled red cabbage , Aunt Edie was a further delight to the family . 

A genial and stimulating host , his ` Homeric laugh " was the delight of a generation of international lawyers , politicians , officials , and young people who were entertained in his book-lined apartment in Geneva . 

As the results came in , there was delight that the rest of the top 10 rafts all came from Herefordshire . 

He is also a great friend of the Festival , and it will be a delight to have him with us again . 

Ribbed cottons are decorated with pastel florals and shell motifs -- available at branches of Hennes from the end of February . 

I know they used silks and damasks , but I prefer cottons and chintzes . 

The saleswoman went over to a rack of ankle-length cottons in different colours . 

He was , beyond doubt , an Italian , swarthy in complexion , crowned under a battered panama with a mop of grease-shining black curls , plump with much pasta . 

Haverford also sat , lifting his panama to mop his flushed forehead with a red and white spotted handkerchief . 

Her contact turned out to be a small , fussily-dressed man in a large panama . 

He had a jaunty air , his panama at its usual rakish angle and his cane swinging . 

I wore a wonderful panama outside , but I did n't wear anything in hospital . 

Rigorists rejected compromise : they would surrender nothing and understood it to be of the essence of their Christian allegiance that every Lord 's day they would unfailingly celebrate the eucharist . 

The egalitarianism by which aristocrats and their slaves shared in one and the same eucharist was extraordinary . 

This is a Greek work for love , and so instead of celebrating the eucharist , we shared this meal of love and friendship which brought in themes of the past two days -- seizing the day . 

Contrast the situation which pertains when a group of men celebrate the eucharist together , as has often been the case for example in a monastic setting . 

Attending Sunday Mass each week , he began motioning to receive the eucharist by reaching toward the alter and pointing to the picture of Jesus adhered to his communication board . 

She had a small mouth and large eyes , darkly outlined with kohl . 

The first lady nodded and went on nodding for several seconds in quiet contemplation before putting two further questions to him concerning European regional incentives , Government grants and subsidies and their cost distorting influence on investment location decisions . 

And when at rest , does man 's best friend lie in contemplation of his next act , or of the possible menus for his next meal ? 

Lost in the contemplation of her beauty and the music of her voice , I just went on looking , waiting for her to speak again . 

This new self-awareness , which the contemplation of alien cultures and institutions promotes , throws light on our own past as well as present . 

This is the voice of existentialism transmitting to the reader a sense of metaphysical alienation and despair arising from the contemplation of death . 

It was past midnight and we shivered through to dawn in guilty contemplation of our good fortune . 

The contemplation of futurity inspires humility of soul in our judgement of the present . " 

I find that when I am stuck on a problem , a simple contemplation of different problem solving techniques can lead me to a new approach . 

And , viewed objectively , the risk of death from a single punch is far too remote to enter into one 's reasonable contemplation . 

Even Elena 's advice could be unwelcome when it interfered with his contemplation of the project . 

To the thoughtful reader , it will be interesting -- and sobering -- at this point to interject an observation for your contemplation . 

The contemplation of Mr Kinnock in Number 10 doubtless brought wavering Tory voters back into the fold . 

No such illusion can survive a sober contemplation of the 7-point gap between the Tory share of the popular vote and ours . 

The Collector , his mind too feverish to recollect for more than a moment what all this activity was about , became absorbed in the contemplation of this pariah dog . 

The inner contemplation of the matters which troubled him merged suddenly with awareness that the sword was an unbearable weight at the end of his extended arms . 

However , silent contemplation of the passing forest tended to pall after several unbroken miles of it . 

Lais lifted her glass in a mock toast and smiled at her sister . 

He balanced the empty whisky glass on the window-sill and gave his nose a last wipe , pocketing his hanky . 

A suffragi went by carrying two sherry glasses on a silver tray . 

There was an open book on the sofa , a basket of ready-chopped wood near the stove , even a half-full glass on a table . 

However , you 're quite right , of course , " he added , before lifting the glass to his mouth . 

Peter refilled her glass with champagne , a smile of anticipation touching his lips . 

He nodded politely to Wakelate and took the glass of brandy with a crooked little finger . 

The glass of wine chilled Sara 's hand , she listened to the sharp-ended sentences flicking through the air as her husband and Nicholas spoke . 

She turned away abruptly and snatched up a glass of champagne as a waiter passed by with a tray of brimming glasses . 

She drained her glass and insisted that we go up at once and inspect the top floor of the house . 

She reached for her brandy glass , her fingers tight around it . 

Still clutching her champagne glass , she hurried from the terrace and made her way along a path through the garden towards the sea . 

Guido drained his whisky glass and laid it down on a nearby table . 

Pekin dinner service , silver cutlery , crystal glasses , showy white napkins , all in order . 

Here they accepted others cannoning into their backs as they ate and occasionally dripping overflowing beer glasses on to their tables or even down their necks . 

Steven wandered off , found a glass of champagne and some people he knew , and was soon having a good time , and did n't see Jean being called away to the phone . 

He washed and went out to the nearest bar for a tall glass of water and a coffee . 

And a tall , slim glass of passion-fruit juice reminded her of Jez . 

We sat at the upstairs bar with two tall glasses of iced white Eger wine , for which I paid . 

Someone could have put it away or be using it to sweep up a broken wine glass . 

Having waved them to a table , he flourished two wine glasses , which he filled to the brim with an excellent Chianti , before heading for the kitchen . 

Desmond grinned across the restaurant table at Shiona as they clinked champagne glasses together . 

Irritated by their arrogance , he stood then went across , filling Lever 's glass from the wine kettle . 

He looked round uneasily , and Alfred stepped forward to fill his glass with white wine . 

Oliver ate his share of the food and was then given a glass of gin-and-water . 

` Odd , when you come to think of it " -- he handed her a full wine glass of gin -- ` but they say he 's like he is because his father and mother were religious . 

He raised his glass of wine and downed half the contents in one gulp . 

Stewardship land shall be quantified in terms of physical units ( for example , acres ) rather than in monetary terms .

On the following page is a summary of the stewardship land by category of major use , broken down within each category by principal holding agency , at September 30, 199Z .

They wanted nothing more complicated than to pursue their trade as they saw fit on their own land .

The federal government is the outright owner of most of the land in Alaska and has financial responsibilities the same as any other landlord .

The issue of land sales has a long history as a subtheme of the Jewish-Arab struggle .

Jewish land purchases were not the primary factor , these historians say .

In the past , death threats have done little to deter sales of land .

The implication was that all land would be freely alienable , without being burdened by the residual control of lords higher in the feudal chain .

( The study did show that in countries that adopted land reform growth was more equitable . )

Stewardship Land - land other than that acquired for or in connection with general PP MYAMP amp ; E .

- Investments in stewardship land , 8 that is , land not acquired for or in connection with general property , plant , and equipment , for example , national forests , parks , and historic sites .

, stewardship land ) , or probability of being destroyed in use ( e.g .

The price of land was soaring , and developers could make a tidy profit by demolishing them and replacing them with something modern .

The house , one of the oldest on Bermuda , was built around 1725 on land bought by John Trimingham II .

These provided the basis for Hinduism ; also , the epics ' heroic battles suggest there was a prolonged struggle for land rights over the fertile plains north and east of modern Delhi , followed by invasions and wars .

5 TPC is defined as the sum total of all costs associated with a project 's planning , development , design , construction , outfitting , and startup , not including land costs .

This description recognizes that as yet unalienated land might have been used as wild pasture , just as an 1867 critic of bureaucratese can complain that the Crown lands are very frequently , in Government phrase , styled the waste lands of the Crown ... [ though ] they can not ... with propriety be called waste lands , for they are applied to the only purpose , speaking of them in general , to which they can ever be applied -- grazing .

It seems the land controversy started this month around the 100th anniversary of an agreement reached between British colonialists and some Masai elders .

Residents along the corridor worry that the highway would open up huge areas of land for new development .

In 1670 the Spanish officially ceded Jamaica to British rule as part of the Treaty of Madrid , and the British began a systematic process of settlement , offering land and aid to prospective settlers .

The electric chair came to the state in the middle of the first great Florida land boom , when Florida was conjuring itself up out of the sea of grass .

The Israeli cabinet agreed in principle to cede more land to Palestinians .

“ This shows that my family owned the land , ” she said with a simplicity that might have left even a lawyer silent .

The dominant class in feudal society consisted of the landowners who owned urban land , from which they extracted rents , and non-urban land , from which they usurped the surplus generated by peasants .

If the developer owns the land , he can either grant a long-term lease at a nominal rent to a management company , or else transfer the freehold to the management company .

Anyone can make a planning application on any land even if they do not own the land .

Little over 15 per cent of farmers are now tenants , and fewer than 2 per cent own no land of their own , most tenanted land being rented to supplement existing holdings .

It was a general principle of English and also Scandinavian medieval law that relatives who inherited land were responsible for supporting its former owners , including widows .

By marriage they inherited more land and a mansion on the banks of the River Ayr at Stair , from which they took their title .

It has been argued that the liberals ' respect for property precluded any satisfaction of land-hungry labourers ( some of whom had seized land in the troubles , a process of which we know nothing ) , and that the abolition of the guilds -- again the programme of the eighteenth-century economists -- worsened the condition of the small artisan .

Santos Hernandez and his fellow campesino farmers were one of hundreds of Honduran co-operatives who seized land in 1981 .

His inherited lands were negligible and the bulk of the balance was represented by his acquisitions through marriage .

He was unusually well rewarded and this , coupled with the fact that he was employed to seize rebel lands , strongly suggests that he had been associated with Richard before 1483 .

This was the regular practice in the North , especially in south Lancashire and on the barren North York Moors around Whitby where , typically , at Hutton Bonville only squire George Conyers was taxed -- on lands worth £40 a year .

It was perhaps as a member of Gloucester 's retinue that he fought at Bannockburn in June 1314 , where Gloucester was killed ; and his performance in the battle , for which he was later rewarded with land worth 100 marks a year , may have brought him to Edward II 's notice .

“ My lord , ” he replies , still with the utmost courtesy , “ listen to me ; a piece of land worth four hundred shekels of silver , what is that between you and me ?

It was not thickly populated or well defended , but it was much larger than the islands the English already held in the Caribbean , so it provided land for English emigrants for some years .

Prohibitions on transactions involving land were removed in 1873 , and between 1873 and 1881 a large-scale reform of the land tax assessed all land for tax purposes .

We 've actually leased that land for this year , and wait and see what happens .

As a result of pressure from environmental groups and dock workers , the Karin B did not unload but was sent back to Italy for treatment .

Under pressure from the Serbian government , and sometimes violent attack by the 10,000 or so armed Serb toughs in the province , up to 100,000 people may have left Kosovo in the past couple of years .

Opposition trade unionist leader Chakufwa Chihana was on July 11 unexpectedly released on bail , along with 10 other political prisoners , following pressure from Western governments over Malawi 's human rights record .

Some of these marine stations were little more than dissecting rooms by the sea , but there was increased pressure from governments for scientists to study practical problems such as the effects of over-fishing .

President Paul Biya , under continuing pressure from opposition groups for democratic reforms , set Feb. 16 , 1992 , as the date for legislative elections , in a broadcast on Oct. 11 .

There is pressure from conservationist groups to make farmers earn their pay , perhaps by building stone walls or reverting to more traditional husbandry methods .

The other factor was public opinion , and pressure from opposition groups began to mount .

The year 1983 was seminal for the English universities , under financial pressure from the Thatcher government to economise , and also for Martin Fleischmann .

Only after pressure from US Secretary of State James Baker , was a draft resolution agreed with New Zealand , which called for :

Ugly rumblings from Germany suggested that the 25-year-old golden boy of tennis was under pressure from family and friends to drop Barbara , the daughter of a black GI .

Pressure from the public for longer opening hours and at more convenient times makes a comfortable balance between a small and large bureau team hard to achieve .

Subsequently , newly formed opposition groups , the central trade union , professional organizations , students , religious bodies and even individual members within the UDPM sought to increase pressure on the government to introduce political reforms .

Conservative backbenchers put pressure on the government to provide safeguards for households which would lose by more than a certain amount .

From his home in Worcester , Phil Ride says he 'll keep up pressure on the British Government to work for his brother 's release .

In Rome , Italia ` 90 's director-general , Luca Di Montezemolo , acknowledged that Spain were putting pressure on Fifa .

Palestinian and Jordanian pressure for a summit had been mounting since April , and in early May Iraq announced that it would host the meeting .

Moreover , pressure for reform had already arisen within the Russian Church .

Pressure for reform was also mounting from women 's organizations .

There was considerable pressure for actions against them from a sanctimonious middle class , some of whose members held extraordinary delusions .

Goebbels himself had signed her travel papers under pressure from his sympathetic wife Magda , who had mistaken Lais 's hysterical sobs for sorrow at Karl 's death .

I am under pressure from a wide range of general practitioners to bring the list size criterion down and to extend the range of care that can be purchased by GP fund holders .

The crisis arose eventually over another matter , when Ken exerted successful moral pressure on one of William 's Dutch courtiers to marry the Princess 's maid of honour whom he had seduced .

Many of us are too polite to resist their pressure and we end up sacrificing our time to their sales pitch .

The farsighted and Strong minded PRO will not give in to such pressures and will try to explain the pitfalls of such a course to the powers that be .

The insurance industry is also facing pressure to cut its costs .

The Azeri president , Abulfaz Elchibey , accused Armenia of escalating the conflict to mask a political crisis at home , where President Levon Ter-Petrosyan is facing growing pressure from opponents to step down .

The government came under growing pressure to negotiate a peace settlement after the Soviet decision to stop supplies of military aid at the end of 1990 .

HOME Secretary Kenneth Clarke was last night under mounting pressure to order a review of the gun laws following a spate of shootings in the North-East .

At a meeting in Frankfurt , the West German Federation has refused to bow to mounting pressure from the Grand Slam committee to sanction the cup .

This made it impossible for those who did advance reform proposals , such as Panin under Catherine II and Pahlen under Alexander I , to organize united pressure upon the Tsar to compromise his authority .

At the same time West German leaders renewed their pressure on the East German regime to follow Mikhail Gorbachev 's advice and bring in glasnost and perestroika .

Meanwhile , purity groups and feminist organizations stepped up their pressure with a nationwide campaign .

It seemed , somehow , monstrously unfair that a decision of such importance to England 's cultural future should be left to a person from Pakistan . 

If such an investigation led to the decision to seek the removal of an old person from their home , an intervention order could be applied for , with emergency provisions as necessary . 

The American authorities appoint as commissioners persons from the United States itself , or American consuls , or judicial authorities or other persons residing in the requested State . 

It was n't till he had put three mugs on the table that Willie realized that there was a third person in the room . 

Among articulate and educated persons in 1860 these were a distinct minority . 

The crucial issue which this sort of situation emphasises is the vital importance of perception between persons of different cultures , which can only be partially ameliorated by the procedure suggested by James Lee . 

Basil was above all a seeing person of sensibility and perception , responding spontaneously to every aspect of the visual world . 

In America a journalist was sent to prison for refusing to disclose information which could have revealed the innocence of a person on trial , but prison would not normally be an option in a civil case . 

Each interview was with a single-sex group of girls or boys , and I began by asking them to choose their favourite character or person on TV and tell me a bit about them . 

By the time he reached the winding road to the fortress and the Rue du Barri , it was growing dark , and he seemed to be the only person on foot . 

However , a person under the age of 16 can not give valid consent . 

We need to ask whether the effects of hypnosis upon human thought processes , on reasoning and memory , are really understood ; whether we can assume that a person under hypnosis truly remembers actual events . 

It also proposes that there should be three distinct offences , namely , unlawful sexual intercourse , gross indecency and buggery , to deal with consensual sexual activity involving a person under the age of consent . 

` How sad , such a fine and cultured person with a magnificent head , " she wrote later . 

The teams must include at least one person with no working knowledge of education . 

For the person with special needs it could provide clarity of presentation . 

A fat 60 kilogram person will have less lean tissue in total body mass than a thin 60 kilogram person , the difference being the excess fat . 

He is a warm , caring person underneath as we hear in the last sentence , spoken by the uncaring Carlson , 

According to the editorial already quoted , " it was generally inferred , up to the time when the Congress assembled , that the honour of the Presidency would be conferred upon a deaf person . " 

Using a person outside the family circle , such as the district nurse , is positively the last resort . 

The remainder of the entire courtyard is filled with persons of all ranks , high and low , rich and poor 

At the west end of the building there was an infants school ` under the superintendence of an intelligent looking person of about 19 years . 

As her employer said , she is a person of very significant worth . 

I was struck by the fact that he was a person of very little confidence . 

It is a serious matter , attacking a white person , let alone a white minister . 

It is hard enough , as we have discovered , for people to know how to behave as a bereaved person . 

At some stage a bereaved person usually begins to feel that he or she must be very selfish indeed . 

In Judaism the bereaved person must be surrounded with friends and relatives for the first week and cared for . 

This applies particularly to students on long-term medication and those registered as disabled persons . 

This centre , contracted out to Queen Elizabeth 's Foundation for Disabled People by Kent SSD , can offer considerable advantages to any physically disabled person . 

The end result is that disabled persons must have the requisite skills , educational background , experience and other qualifications for the job . 

It is occasionally necessary to remove the elderly person to hospital , temporarily or permanently , and in certain circumstances this is the only possible action . 

The moral courage required on the part of the elderly person to recognise what is happening and not resist should also be saluted . 

When the name of a vulnerable elderly person has been passed to a social services department , that person becomes at least temporarily a client . 

Children under 2 years of age are fully covered by the insurance when travelling with an insured person . 

Relief is available whether premiums are paid by the insured person or paid by someone else ( for example a relative ) on their behalf . 

For example , the retired single person with no surviving family has absolutely no need of life assurance , since there is no one to benefit on his or her death . 

The single person 's allowance goes up by a hundred and eighty pounds . 

` But do ye really think , " he said after a short pause , ` it 's wise to allow a young person to make a decision of that sort ? 

A younger person marrying and taking on a teenage family may know very little about adolescents . 

There were also the personal matters , which , as every young person knows , consume an unconscionable amount of time . 

` At the end of those five minutes , he said , I had become a completely different person . " 

The libraries are well stocked with books on the law , many of them designed to help the lay person . 

Social workers are needed to help the families of mentally handicapped persons as well as the mentally ill or handicapped themselves . 

We try and help a person to get in touch with these desires through a more positive and non-threatening approach . " 

That is why there is often a sense of knowing that person already . 

Yet , in Britain , at least , little surfaces to make the average person pause for thought . 

She looked like a shrunken old witch , Emmie thought -- so small , she had never seen a grown person look so small . 

If the person dies at home the family doctor and nearest relative should be informed . 

One person died and several were wounded in fighting at an opposition party 's rally in Lubumbashi , Shaba region , on April 14 . 

` I hope people understand this is a natural thing for any honest person to do . 

Poise is directly concerned with good deportment ; a poised person does not walk noisily or clumsily , slump in a chair , or sit or bend down in an ungainly manner . 

` What an irredeemably selfish person you are to do something like this to an innocent little girl . " 

` The elderly parent reflects the very fear which the midlife person feels . 

The person feels totally unable to take any more of these feelings and imagines that the feelings themselves will get much worse . 

Disabled persons are given a vocational assessment and are provided with rehabilitation services . 

For this reason , a marketing person has great opportunity for advancement . 

She was normally a very honest person -- so why had she just lied through her teeth ? 

He 's a lovely person , " says Wendy Poole , deacon at Hamworthy in Poole . 

There you are , she must really be an awful person , even to think such things . 

I feel I should look about and see streams of groups being angry and hateful -- but it 's just not happening at all . " 

Army surplus stores report a stream of buyers for gas masks , water-purification tablets , survival knives -- even combat boots . 

She went in wavering loops , following the interminable stream of sand towards the coast of Senegal , sixteen hundred miles away . 

Appearing during a period that has seen a stream of reassessments of the discovery and development of penicillin , Gordon 's work is his fictional version of the same episode -- together with some real events and characters . 

A stream of spontaneous desire and aversion continues to pour into the centre of me , and I never cease to choose new ends from among its goals . 

The irony is that Blake is fit to play , his convalescence helped by a stream of get-well wishes — many from Peterborough fans . 

The Institute is receiving a steady stream of reports of accountancy firms entering into individual voluntary arrangements under insolvency laws . 

At Lisson , there is an exhibition of new sculpture by Tony Cragg ( 4 December-16 January ) from whose studio in Wuppertal has issued an extraordinary stream of work in the last few years . 

These were arrangements through which a stream of notes and CDs were issued . 

These are followed by other low-profit short-term liquid assets , such as ` call money " , Treasury Bills and trade bills , that ensure a constant stream of cash to meet customers ' demands for cash withdrawals . 

Cranston , the wineskin now surprisingly empty , only replied with a short stream of belches . 

The Rev Nerissa Jones , a deaconess at St Botolph 's Church , Aldgate , east London , said she was sent a stream of hate-mail threatening decapitation . 

After an even opening session and a terrific toe to toe burst at the start of the second it was Oakes who took a grip with McGrath soaking up a steady stream of hard right-hand shots . 

Although Tivoli has the open systems distributed management market pretty much to itself , Moss knows that the providing a standard to the industry can not generate a revenue stream much further into the future . 

Private circuits , based on dedicated lines for large corporate customers , are increasingly important as a revenue stream for BT . 

THE FLOW of cards and bouquets was nothing to the stream of very important people arriving at No 10 Downing Street yesterday . 

Some of it consists of streams of charged particles , fragments of atoms that carry an electric charge . 

Then the machine bombards the molecule with a beam of fast atoms , which knocks a stream of charged ions off from the molecule . 

Shari Dienes has over many decades produced a steady stream of ingeniously constructed found-object assemblages often involving glass , mirrors and boxes . 

As they walked through the hospital to Lizzy 's ward , Evelyn kept up a stream of abuse . 

Usually Sir John would greet him with a stream of good-natured abuse . 

` I am tired of Queen Margaret 's constant stream of invective . 

During the 1980s , as the economy boomed , banks dished out substantial loans to all and sundry and enthusiastic entrepreneurs launched an endless stream of new companies , the venture capital industry became firmly established . 

I was just beginning to get to grips with the Campaign for Ink Print Information , but Women 's Tapeover could not keep up with the steady stream of new feminist writing that was emerging week by week . 

Constant scientific , technological , political , and social changes generate a stream of new vocabulary and alter the way in which existing words are used . 

It always gave Anne goosebumps , especially when the unidentified male voice answered the girls ' plea for Mr Sandman to bring them a dream with a drawn-out , ever-so-slightly creepy ` ye-e-es ? "

When we got to the end of it , Andy Johns had goosebumps on his arm and he said , ` Man , that was the track . "

I said loudly and desperately , wondering if my father could see my goosebumps .

The room was not very warm and she felt goosebumps on her arms .

Between June 9 and Aug. 31 there were five other hijackings of Soviet domestic flights ( three to Stockholm and two to Helsinki ) and nine unsuccessful hijack attempts .

For similar reasons , hijackings involving aircraft , ships and cars are not uncommon .

Sending it by sea , on the other hand , would run the risk of hijackings by terrorists or even governments .

A series of hijackings and bomb hoaxes in the west of the city was apparently designed to act as a diversion as a mass escape was made .

I also did one or two of those hijackings over Nevada -- but that would n't have interested you .

The perpetrators of four of the hijackings were refused asylum and extradited to the Soviet Union ( despite the lack of a formal Swedish-Soviet extradition agreement ) .

Habash was placed briefly in custody while in a Paris hospital to be questioned by an investigating magistrate about an arms and explosive cache found near Paris in 1986 and about several bombings and hijackings .

When Grant died in 1789 his share in the brewery was bought by Sampson Hanbury , aged 30 , a member of a family of Quaker bankers . 

The three repressors belong to a family of proteins bearing the same DNA-binding motif , the TraY protein from E. coli F episome probably being a fourth . 

AMONG the genes thought to be involved in patterning the nervous system are a family of developmentally regulated paired box-containing ( Pax ) genes . 

We have included this complete family of clarinets as they are all regularly used in concert bands and clarinet choirs . 

One rapidly runs out of hands and must resort to fingers and toes , for after years of laboriously categorizing these languages , the number of different main branches ( called families and subfamilies ) came to about ten .

Ingeniously , certain differences between families were explained by various phonetic shifts that ( inexplicably ) took place in one language group but not in another .

Although certain other languages were geographically nearby , it was impossible to establish any resemblances between them , hence Basque , for example , is not classified as being in the same family with other European languages , nor are Hungarian and Finnish , both of which belong to their own group .

The languages discussed here are what are usually called the Indo -European family ; similar family trees could be drawn for the Semitic languages , Sino -Tibetan , Japanese , Bantu , Malayo-Polynesian , and so on .

In most cases , they dealt with words and functional elements , creating what are called reconstructions in hypothetical family prototypes called , variously , Proto - Latin , Proto-Greek , Proto -Germanic , Proto - Indo -Iranian , and so forth , the ultimate goal being to posit a single language called Proto - Indo -European .

Similar improvements are observed for the immunoglobulin family .

The founding member of the SCF family , SCF Cdc4 , was identified through genetic analysis of the G1/S transition in budding yeast and served as a model for the study of other SCF complexes .

The role of the coactivators could be just as bridging factors , although some of the members of the p160 family and CBP/p300 present histone acetyltransferase activity [ 34 35 ] . Stat3 is a member of the JAK/STAT signaling pathway , which is a transcription factor itself that after activation binds to specific sequences in DNA to regulate expression of genes related to proliferation , differentiation and cell survival .

The family of RGS proteins are established to interact with various Gα-protein subunits , thereby antagonizing their activities [ 13 14 15 16 17 18 24 ] . Indeed , we previously reported that RGS3 bound Gqα [ 9 ] , the G protein subunit that mediates GnRH receptor signaling [ 38 ] . Here , we have extended those binding studies to include other Gα proteins ( Fig .

The parallel between spin networks with dierent fundamental amplitude laws and the family of string and M-brane theories that can deform into one another is that in both theories we confront a family of theories having the property that dierent members of the family correspond to dierent particles , forces , and laws .

The number of potential Zn ( II ) binding cysteine motifs range from none in S. cerevisiae DNA topoisomerase III to four highly conserved tetracysteine motifs in the beta family of the topoisomerase III enzymes [ 38 ] . The Zn ( II ) domain formed by these tetracysteine motifs may be required for interaction with single-strand DNA in removal of hypernegative supercoils [ 39 ] or disruption of early recombination intermediates between inappropriately paired DNA molecules [ 40 ] .

that it included at least one macrobrew , specifically , a member of the vast Anheuser-Busch family ( Michelob Hefeweizen ) .

We previously discovered and initially characterized a novel member of this family in the mouse , namely nucleophosmin/nucleoplasmin 3 ( Npm3 ) . To identify the human ortholog of Npm3 and begin its characterization , we have cloned a human NPM3 cDNA , determined its genomic structure and relationship to other family members and show its expression in multiple tissues and subcellular localization in the nucleus .

His peregrinations of the islands at election time were always diverting public entertainments . 

Walter and Marjory probably lived at Dundonald Castle and we can presume that before and after their marriage , Robert Bruce would visit the castle on his peregrinations in north and central Ayrshire . 

During his European peregrinations in the 1970s , Winters at one point met up with Marcel Broodthaers in Paris . 

They have been over the greater part of Van Diemen 's Land and the Islands in Bass 's Straits and appear highly gratified with their peregrinations : a government vessel has generally been devoted to their use . 

It is the big topic of conversation , and players experience local fame by being waylaid in the streets for a chat about the final . 

On his visit to London we were able to get together for a bit of a jam and a chat about some of the parts he played on the ‘ new ’ album …

Life , she felt vaguely but powerfully , was more than fervent chats about great literature . 

And when the rain threatened to overflow our collective high water mark , we adjourned for coffee and a chat about Neil Kinnock . 

BBC chiefs may cut parts of a chat between actress Brigitte Nielsen and Terry Wogan because it is too raunchy for TV . 

MYSTERY deepened last night over tapes claimed to be recordings of a lovey-dovey chat between Princess Di and a man . 

In the end it was a very cosy chat between Norma Johnston and John Simpson ( BBC Foreign Affairs Editor ) chaired by local radio personality Jenny Lacey . 

Meanwhile Morrissey made a brief appearance between the pages of No. 1 when the magazine had the interesting idea of flying Morrissey to Liverpool for a tape recorded chat with Echo & The Bunnymen 's outspoken Ian McCullouch . 

THE Prince of Wales says he really valued his chats with the Queen Mother and his late uncle , Lord Mountbatten . 

One week after our chat Jeff hit Ilona with divorce proceedings and everyone in the art world crowed that they had always known it would n't last . 

The reporter did not disclose specific details of their chat , but the disclosure prompted concern that it might have been more confidential matters which could have been overheard . 

Coaching from our safety boats , and daily chats on theory , help the more experienced . 

` I suppose Iris has been telling you about my chats with ` the nutter " , as she calls him ? " 

Tamar swept off to make herself fit for company after that final pleasantry , leaving me rejoicing at the prospect of another friendly little chat with Gloria . 

After a long preliminary chat with the man from the LER , Chapman decided it was time to press home the point . 

First , you follow the Adenauer Allee out of Bonn through the suburb of Bad Godesberg where Neville Chamberlain came for his chats with Herr Hitler in the days before Munich . 

Please excuse me -- I 'm off for a refill " , ` I 'm enjoying our chat , but I 've just seen someone whom I need to speak to urgently . " 

It was early yet , just after ten o'clock , and , in spite of the way he ruffled her sometimes , she 'd been quite enjoying their quiet little chat . 

They had a long chat in Afrikaans ; Herbert specially mentioned the language because it was only the survivors of the family 's oldest generation who still habitually spoke it . 

As a matter of fact , I was going to have a chat with Angy , you see , at this week 's art class , but of course …

By the time he had rubbed the surface smooth , stopping periodically for a chat with Jos , his shoulder was aching . 

` In case you do n't know , horses can flatten people , " said Jimmy , always willing to stop for a chat with the man in the street or a girl in a park . 

Paul Williams , 28 , of Sedgebrook Grove , Hull , and Shaun Williams , 24 , of Fellstone Close , Hull , were given unconditional bail .

I was at Low Newton a couple of weeks and then I got out on bail and went to see Stephen , but then I got lifted again , back to Low Newton .

The former chairman of collapsed trading group Polly Peck is already on £3.5 million bail after being charged with theft and false accounting by the Serious Fraud Office last December .

The couple , of Sun Street , Stockton , were given unconditional bail and the case was adjourned until May 18 .

Thorsen , of Grimstad , Norway , was granted £100,000 bail until June 18 .

Mark Braithwaite and Engin Raghip , also sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of PC Blakelock , were released on bail on Nov. 27 pending the court 's final ruling on their cases .

His solicitor , David Watson , applied for a two week adjournment and Hodkinson was remanded on unconditional bail until June 29 .

Under Ugandan law , those charged with treason are not permitted to be granted bail for at least 480 days .

The former Asian Businessman of the Year , reputedly Britain 's 143rd wealthiest person , was refused bail and languishes in Brixton Prison until a further hearing on Tuesday .

In September he was granted bail on a burglary charge by Ealing magistrates even though he had breached the terms of his earlier bail conditions .

Winnie Mandela and Xoliswa Falati , who was also imprisoned for six years , were both released on bail pending an application for leave to appeal .

Brennan and Carlin were granted bail on condition that they keep away from witnesses and Nolan was granted unconditional bail .

On 27 September 1991 the father was released on bail on condition that he did not go , first of all , within half a mile of , then , later , to the mother 's address .

The case , on treason charges for alleged violation of the decree governing the transition to civilian rule , was immediately adjourned until June 29 , when an Abuja magistrate granted the five men bail .

Lozano was allowed to remain free on bail while appealing against his conviction .

Turner was arrested after the first offence but released on bail and then carried out the second offence .

Sixteen men including three Liverpool Police officers were remanded on bail at Liverpool this week accused of conspiring to distribute tickets for the Irish sweepstake .

Jeffrey Anthony Kershaw ( 45 ) , was later released on bail pending an extradition hearing at the Larnaca District Court on Monday .

I visited the neurology department at the Middlesex hospital this morning .

Each of these students has to be taught neurology in a hospital department that has fewer than 100 beds .

This picture is not specific to neurology services in this regional centre .

Indeed , clinical neurology predates the emergence of psychology as an independent discipline .

Consultants were consulted -- a professor of neurology was called in .

She carried a textbook on neurology in case she had to wait long for David .

Only 3% ( 4 / 129 ) of patients with dementia who attended two neurology outpatient departments were not admitted to psychiatric hospital .

He was fascinated by abiogenesis or spontaneous generation , and this interest ultimately resulted in his premature retirement from clinical neurology .

Bastian also made several fundamental contributions to neurology .

As in urology , in neurology waiting times for outpatient appointments are too long despite the unacceptably large numbers of patients seen in outpatient clinics .

He then returned to Newcastle as medical registrar to work with Professor F. J. Nattrass and became interested in neurology , acquiring the MD ( Durham ) and MRCP ( 1940 ) .

He spent more than ten days in the neurology unit at Glasgow 's Southern General before being allowed home .

Review of neurology department registries found 129 outpatient records ; 24 met the criteria for probable Alzheimer 's disease and 20 of these noted admission(s) to psychiatric hospital .

These figures suggest that about 20 Alzheimer patients remained solely as neurology outpatients throughout Scotland during 1974-88 .

Oxford Medical , whose headquarters are in Abingdon , are world leaders in the field of instruments for research into cardiology and neurology .

In 1966 , as the doyen of Indian civil servants , he was recalled to preside over the report of a commission on the future of the Indian Foreign Service . 

On the television replay it was pretty clear , and even the doyen of television commentators , my old friend Bill McLaren , sounded slightly surprised as Gareth awarded the try . 

The doyen of the ex-Vietnam set is Tim Page , a photographer whose frequent brushes with death are the stuff of legend among the press corps . 

He became the doyen of British physicists , and incidentally one of the first whose voice we can still hear , preserved in a primitive recorder at Glasgow University . 

If you 've got a load of groceries , a touch of a button will fold the rear seats to provide cargo room .

When he pushed the talk button and heard a voice say his name , Ambrose was surprised again .

This makes him the judicial equivalent of the automatic-elevator operator who will not allow the passengers to press the buttons .

He certainly knew how to push her buttons , and it looked as if he had the opportunity to kill her at least once or twice during their fight .

Though the day comes when you suddenly want it at work or on the street , to zap somebody with the mute button ; or better yet , the power button . "

The user can scroll to those entries that do not appear on the first page by selecting the " Next " button on the left bottom frame in the output window and use the " Previous " button in the same frame to move toward the first page , as necessary .

I meditated for about half an hour I guess and at first it seemed a little hard because little snippets of conversation I d heard at lunchtime were just playing over and over again in my mind , like someone just kept hitting the replay button .

After choosing a classification type , levels that determine list coverage and specificity are chosen by selecting the appropriate radio button .

The alphabetical / numerical order for any attribute can be reversed ( z - > a , high number - > low number ) by checking the box in the " R " ( or reverse ) column to the right of the Sort buttons .

He pressed the button that would let the personal caller pass unchallenged through the security door downstairs , so it seemed increasingly likely to him now that it was no Jehovah 's Witness at all but a gang of armed , drug-crazed youths .

The perfection of this design is attested by the fact that species belonging to quite different families of fish have adopted it and thus bear a strong resemblance to one another . 

The story of Shylock began with its premiere at the Royal Dramatic Theatre , Stockholm in 1976 from where it was picked up by Broadway producers for a full-scale run starring Zero Mostel . 

THE LA 's are still looking for a producer for their next album , after plans to work with PETE TOWNSHEND were scrapped . 

Producer for both the new single and October-scheduled album was Craig Leon -- he of numerous Fall credits -- who has finally managed to capture the beefy FADS live sound on tape . 

Blanche told Dexter she had passed an hour or so in informal chats with producers on Inside Out , hoping she might learn something of significance . 

The director-general , Michael Checkland , once publicly reprimanded The Late Show 's producers , reminding them that most licence-fee payers had never heard of -- let alone visited -- the Groucho Club . 

But the programme 's producer , Peter Kinkead , says it is more than a gimmick -- despite the fact that there are only about 5500 Prestel sets in TVs 's catchment area . 

Up Front 's producer Christine Ruth said they were disappointed at the reaction from Mersey Television but that the item would go ahead regardless . 

Also , to look at the show reel of a new director or production company when invited to do so by your TV producer . 

Executive producer Mike Hollingsworth , Anne 's husband , said : ` It will bring some warmth and romance into everyone 's morning . " 

Radio producers have to remind themselves each week that radio broadcasting is n't about selling records , but about entertaining an audience . 

When his BBC transfer was announced , the Sunday Telegraph carried an article entitled ` Birt : Good News For the BBC " by a former Weekend World producer . 

ANDREW KEENER IS MUCH IN demand as one of the leading freelance record producers in the business . 

Nigel Marven , producer at the BBC Natural History Unit , has worked on Supersense and My Family and Other Animals and with David Attenborough , and he 'll talk about filming wildlife . 

John Lloyd , producer of Not The Nine O'Clock News , Spitting Image and Blackadder , says that for his generation of university students 20 years ago Python was the seminal programme . 

Theodore Mann , co-founder and producer of Circle-In-The-Square since 1951 , had seen Dustin on stage and wanted him badly enough to have dismissed two directors instead of the actor . 

Sandy Pearlman , producer of ` Give ` Em Enough Rope " , so disliked Joe Strummer 's voice that he mixed it more quietly than the drums throughout the album . 

And when the London Film Company was formed in 1913 by Dr Ralph Tennyson Jupp , as an offshoot of his Provincial Cinematograph Theatres exhibition company , he relied heavily upon American producers and directors . 

Now American producers are tactfully claiming the script is not based on Liz 's life and marriage to builder Larry Fortensky , even though there are striking similarities between her past and the film 's plot . 

Gerard Basquiat has successfully kept a Channel 4 documentary about his son from showing on American television , although the producer of the film ` Shooting Stars " removed entire sections that had offended the father . 

It must have begun to seem that there was nothing the British film producer could do to challenge the place of American films on the nation 's screens . 

One might have expected the intense difficulties confronting British film producers to stimulate discussion ; instead it seems to have narrowed their perspective . 

Interviewed by a Left-wing British journalist and television producer , Felix Greene , Ho declared : ` You have seen the country . 

One of the most successful Hollywood TV producers , David Jacobs , the creator of Dallas , believes the western also fell victim to late 1960s iconoclasm . 

No , the true Hollywood hook of Steven Spielberg 's film is just the sort of bold , fatuous one-liner that gladdens the hearts of Hollywood producers . 

To extend his multimedia range , Mr Gates is negotiating with everyone from Hollywood producers to sedate British publishers . 

A film producer tries to persuade a famous actress back to the screen . 

The film was independently financed by French producer Robert Dorfmann , who had bought the rights to the novel . 

But the film 's producer was a buddy of Douglas , and he wanted old dimple chin to play the drunken gunslinger opposite Jane Fonda as Cat . 

The film producers retired to Hollywood for a massive job of editing . 

Highlights of the channel 's ` Film on Four " series this autumn will include the Joseph Locke story , Hear My Song , and a film about Brian Keenan by local producer Davy Hammond . 

Do regional broadcasters need regionally based independent producers and do regionally based producers need regional broadcasters ? 

There are now great opportunities for independent producers to sell their programmes to new television channels and international markets , and there is much greater choice for viewers as a result . 

UA was idealistically founded to act as a distribution agency to give independent producers freedom of expression away from the restraints of the major studios . 

In the midst of despair the movie producers drifted amongst other things into a new realism . 

Scores of movie producers , co-stars and fans go gaga over the pretty-baby pout of Sridevi . 

And the Broadcasting Standards Council began its monitoring of the small screen with a warning from its chairman , Lord Rees-Mogg , that television producers should not impose their own values if they offended the viewing public . 

Freedom of speech and expression is not limited to broadcasters and television producers , but is a basic right guaranteed to all viewers . 

A television producer in an agency must combine technical skill and judgement with meticulous administration , financial acumen and considerable tact , particularly when working with the agency creative team . 

No theatre producer could have dreamed up a more dramatic introduction . 

Seems he 's a theatre producer and he 's going to put her on the stage as Mary Stuart or Cleopatra or somebody like that . 

Alan Capper said there were no other parties involved and Anneka , who has been married to the theatre producer Nick Allott for five years , hoped the separation will not be permanent . 

Brum based Brian Travers , producer and director of musical films for many years , and well known saxophonist in the internationally renowned band , UB40 , has already made his mark on the music industry . 

The writers of books and producers of films for cinema release are also outside the statutory privilege . 

The producers of films should be aiming to bring pleasure and entertainment , not pandering to the lowest savage instinct , however profitable that may be . 

I wish that the producer of the series , Haggai Pinsker , could slow down his own breathless strike rate of stills , archive film , quickie interviews and manic music . 

However , the producer of the present £3million series , Colin Gilbert , was quick to point out that they were not filming a remake . 

In 1959 , the producers of a US television drama about the Nuremberg war crimes trials were forced to delete the words ` gas chamber " from the soundtrack . 

Westinghouse , an American electronics conglomerate , is teaming up with Richard Branson 's Virgin , a producer of records and television . 

The big break came via a relative who worked for Crawford Productions , then Australia 's biggest producer of television drama . 

Frank Cox , producer of Scottish Television 's Take the High Road , explained that hooking the audience by providing compelling characters is the most important thing . 

Perhaps more bizarre is Ms Haddad 's recollection that her husband ` spanked " her ` 22 times " on her ` 22nd birthday " . 

What did ` the " truth matter anyway since there was no one left to tell me more about Elsie except my mother , and her recollection of the events surrounding the disappearance were hazy at best ? 

The sense of division which exists is a comparatively new phenomenon , at least to judge from the life histories and recollections of people living in the area . 

Recollection of the day it visited Millbrook is especially spine-chilling . 

A faint recollection of his great-grandfather 's photograph on the quivering , shining , warrior pony came into his mind . 

He seemed to have sat for hours mulling over people 's recollections of events on Friday . 

It is the grandfather , however , who emerges most clearly in his granddaughter 's recollection . 

Such inconsistencies make it clear that the age-regressed person is not actually functioning at the suggested age level , nor is his recollection truly accurate . 

Your recollections will no doubt revive a lot of memories for many of our older readers and provide quite a few talking points for younger ones . 

Two other grandmothers who came on regular visits , one ` very generous " and the other an eloquent ` martinet " , died too soon to leave more than a dim recollection . " 

In appearance everything had been altered since then , and -- so far as looks went -- much for the better , but nearly everything he cared about most was enshrined in these earliest recollections . 

I have naturally been very careful not to discover anything about it , but I have a feeling that she has commissioned little tributes from friends and childhood recollections from my sisters . 

These may be interpretations of current experiences , predictions about future events , or recollections of things that have happened in the past . 

Recollection of grandparents thus appears strongest between women : granddaughters remembering grandmothers . 

I wanted to take an event , an experience from my own past , and re-examine it through the recollection of someone else . 

It seemed to Charlotte as if she did not sleep at all that night , though her subsequent recollections of dreaming about telephones and disembodied voices suggested otherwise . 

She showered , dressed and snatched a cup of coffee on hurried auto-pilot , and was in her car on her way to her place of employment without any clear recollection of having done any of the three . 

My most vivid recollection is a gesture he made when getting me to describe my fiancée . 

Heuer and Reisberg ( 1990 ) , for example , conclude a recent study on eyewitness memory with the statement ` we know from prior evidence that emotional arousal triggers vivid recollection . 

Of 112 outfits , I had only the haziest recollection of red , pink and leopard-print . 

Everything happened so quickly that I have no very clear recollection of what actually took place . 

I have a vague recollection that Donald Wilson at first sniffed at Verity Lambert 's ` independent " ways . 

She had an embarrassed recollection of having burst into tears , of demanding to know how long the affair with Henrietta had been going on . 

Certainly Dr Darnell 's account of the trip to Wetherby 's room with clothes coincides neatly with Lee Horan 's recollections . 

With a sudden recollection of the morning 's operation , Jean wondered at the number of things Caesar had named after him . 

My recollections of the programme are vague , but I do recall Keating saying that such methods are easy to adopt , once understood . 

But if the Section Sergeant goes in for any necessary purpose , the Inspector comes in , he is reported and gets a severe reprimand from his superiors for idling his time in the Station .

He gave Captain Lake a severe reprimand for his brutality and ordered him to return to Sombrero to see if Jeffrey were alive and , if so , to rescue him .

Batley and Sheffield Eagles received a severe reprimand yesterday for the fighting which took place during their first-round Yorkshire Cup tie .

He got a good-natured reprimand from Mona for not setting a good example to the lower classes .

Despite an immediate reprimand from Chamorro , Godoy 's statements during the strike reportedly encouraged the formation of right-wing armed groups .

Others suffer reprimands while the Cowes Organising Committee themselves face a structure review .

The House also has the power to admonish or issue a reprimand to those in contempt .

Later there came a reprimand for a breach of rules and , not long after , a six month suspension for a further misdemeanour .

Jefferies ' excuse was accepted and , after a reprimand from John Martin for not behaving like a man , he was asked to sit down .

Just as we were about to leave , Frank Dick called me to one side and gave me a blistering reprimand .

There 's a reprimand on his record for improper treatment of a prisoner of war . "

This is performed by resuspending 50 g of diatoms ( Sigma D 5-384 ) in 500 ml of water , and allowing them to settle in a 500 ml measuring cylinder for 3 hours . 

She pointed to the figure of a man propped in the corner , and the cylinders of oxygen in the back pack lying beside it . 

Danielle Maillefer of the World Health Organisation reported that 100 cylinders of oxygen , needed during operations , had reached the city . 

CNG is pressurised to 200 bar ; a typical storage cylinder would have a capacity of approximately 50 litres . 

Cylinders of acetylene were believed to have gone up in what was originally reported as a simple barn fire . 

In recent years some brewers have started to use a cask breather , a simple demand valve connected to a cask and a CO2 cylinder which maintains the gas pressure inside the cask as the beer is drawn off . 

Acetylene cylinders kept in the workshops made conditions particularly dangerous , a spokeswoman said . 

The oxygen and air cylinders were covered and a three way tap attached to the nasal cannulas . 

Keg beers -- so called because they are kept in sealed and pressurised containers called kegs -- are therefore injected with carbon dioxide and connected to cylinders of CO 2 ; in the pub cellar . 

The device contains a carbon dioxide cylinder which released gas into a coiled chamber . 

Rolled up , admittedly , but those things can be opened and inflated from their gas cylinders in seconds . 

In reply Dr Mumby said that he had an oxygen cylinder and mask in his kit but no electrocardiogram or defibrillator . 

Most of the climbers are equipped with Oxygen cylinders to help them breath at high alititudes . 

The hot water cylinder supplies the domestic hot water to the taps . 

The most cost-effective insulation is an insulating jacket for your hot water storage cylinder . 

The other is more useful and is , in fact , the only way of draining the hot water cylinder . 

In order to prolong the life of a cask , some publicans connect a cylinder of carbon dioxide to the shive hole and cover the beer with a blanket of gas . 

Cylinders of gas can be connected to the spile hole to keep a blanket of applied CO 2 on the beer . 

A thick hedge shielded her from the field which swept down towards the foot of the embankment . 

It was a bright day now but the café , tucked in at the foot of the buildings that hemmed in the square , was in the shade . 

And as for the Ark of Moses , this was the sacred chest fashioned at the foot of Mount Sinai to contain the sacred tablets of stone . 

When he reached the foot of the ladder , Grant turned and directed the torch light down the length of the tunnel in which he now found himself . 

The route crosses two sites of special scientific interest ( SSSIs ) -- the chalk downland itself , and water meadows at the hill 's foot . 

I stood at the foot of the bed and watched my grandfather go to sleep . 

You leave the gas bottle on the floor at the foot of the bed and walk quickly away along the shorter length of corridor and step through the emergency exit out into the loud darkness of the night . 

A bulging section provides the crux and allows access to rock of a far more amendable angle in the form of a large slab — hidden from the foot of the cliff . 

Not until that is done will the sea be able to recommence its erosive activities at the foot of the cliff . 

Scores of curious seals , disturbed in their play at the foot of the cliffs , swum out to investigate . 

At the foot of the hill , just ahead of the expanding forest as the adventurers reach him , the Ethereal Champion of Tzeentch appears ( see Profiles ) . 

On top of everything else , my line had to take over the Cross at the foot of the hill . 

The river Avon ran past the foot of the hill on which the castle was situated . 

At the foot of the mountain , it was received by a piece of arrable ground , on which its violence first broke . 

Situated at the foot of a mountain and bordered by a trout stream , this is an easy place to feel completely relaxed in . 

Then there was nothing again but the darkness ; the darkness that he knew waited for him at the foot of the mountain . 

The front door and the vestibule door had been blown off and the heavy mahogany coat stand lay across the foot of the stairs . 

I turned from the foot of the stairs and walked quickly down the hall and pushed the kitchen door wide open . 

` OK , " she nodded quickly , and noticed as she left the veranda that Bill Hamilton had moved closer to his wife 's side and engulfed her slim artist 's hand in his larger , stronger one in a gesture of silent support . 

Accordingly , Belinda left the veranda and went to her room , deciding on the way that she would wear her new black evening trousers and the pale apricot silk camisole top she had bought to go with them . 

The first I new was Chris 's sudden , shocked screaming , with an urgency that made me drop what I was doing and run across the room to the open verandah . 

After the lunch , they all sat on the verandah and looked at the grass and listened to the wood pigeons and warblers . 

Judy , an elegant woman in her early 40s with a peaceful demeanour , bids us sit down in the verandah . 

Sit out on the veranda and drink in the stunning view as you sip your gin pahit ( pink gin ) . 

The watchman returned , holding up three fingers to signify that the charge for staying on the verandah had now been reduced to three rupees . 

I shook my head and Reid cheerfully walked on to the veranda , munching his ` breakfast " -- his day 's work apparently done . 

We walked out on to the large veranda and sat down with the lagoon spread out below and in front of us . 

Natalia gave Rose her hand , as he walked out to the verandah . 

The Susweca Lounge consisted of thirty or so small round tables on an enormous covered veranda built on stilts over the water . 

It is merely my desire that you complete your studies and take up a form of employ that may be useful for my purposes at some time in the future . 

Unlike other newspaper barons , he has no desire to see his face on the front of his newspapers ; unlike other Hollywood moguls , he does not make the pages of the National Enquirer . 

Liza 's desire to join the ATS , with a view to becoming a driver , was probably an extension of her avid need for conviviality . 

We welcome the Government 's increasing desire to gain a better quantitative understanding of the many environmental impacts of minerals activity through its research programme . 

I believe that most men have an inborn desire to hunt and kill and that even today this primitive urge has only been eradicated in a small minority of the human race . 

I had no desire to share the fate of Galileo , with whom I feel a strong sense of identity , partly because of the coincidence of having been born exactly 300 years after his death ! 

She had no particular desire to see either the hills or the quarries . 

There seemed to be the fairly uncomplicated desire among the community to see all the children attend the same school , as an expression of relationships existing within the community . 

This all-encompassing quality reveals a strong desire amongst students to understand and manipulate their environment . 

He had a desire for strong and lasting friendship , but he judged his friends severely , expecting them to be as eager as he was to know , see and feel everything . 

You feel protected and at rest and you have a great desire for solitude . 

His desire for her was instantaneous and of their own volition his hands began to search and caress her body . 

On sustained regional tours right through his seventies he would go on playing to smaller but no less loving audiences , having no desire for retirement or inactivity . 

So far she had not been able to reconcile her desire to keep everything the same and her desire for comfort . 

Desire of Bachelors to be more than bachelors , to be husbands and fathers too . 

Many , however , were less pessimistic about the malevolent desire of powerful vested interests to obstruct the progress of democracy and genuine peace . 

The desire of politicians to control annual outcomes in this way was unrealistic when applied to a policy in which the industry 's own long-term objectives ( in this case overcoming the capacity backlog ) were in conflict . 

In addition , the desire to keep up a respectable level of income or the desire of the woman to have a job or career , may lead to the woman going to work . 

There had been no desire for lovemaking for either of them the night before : the memory of her father 's death was too dominant in their minds . 

` We 've had some quite interesting encounters between men and women who are a bit confused but have n't lost their desires . 

No means of gratifying their trivial desires was too demeaning . 

My overriding desire at this point was not to do any more paddling . 

Such schemes neglect the importance of inheritance , the desire by older people to leave something to their children or grandchildren . 

But his simple desire for seclusion is imperilled by a succession of visitors . 

As in Croatia , the Bosnian conflict is fuelled by the determination of the minority Serbs to remain linked to Serbia and the equally strong desire of Croats and Muslims to break free of Belgrade . 

Our high desires for spiritual reality are transmuted into the sordid quest for consumerism and materialism . 

Mindful of the desire of the people in both parts of Germany to live together in peace and freedom in a democratic and social federal state governed by the rule of law , 

For example , this theory is incapable of accounting for the phenomenon of redundancies : workers surely do not want to be made redundant in order to indulge their desire for longer holidays . 

She had her spirit of adventure and desire for romance and excitement fulfilled becoming less superficial and pretentious and a more mature person . 

She would n't do it -- would n't allow him to railroad her into something she had absolutely no desire for . 

Recounting the history of Bilmarsh farm , Gough observed : ` Nathaniell Reve had a desire to been tenant of this farme , because his grandfather and father had been tenants to it before " . 

By altering the brain 's ability to absorb these chemicals , researchers believe they can reduce cravings and binges in women who have intense food desires . 

Auguste reported that Boris was still charging around in the kitchen and showed no desire to show his head above stairs . 

By the end of the nineteenth-century , the biological model of sexuality was so constructed that it had become perfectly coherent to argue that excessive sexual desire in a woman was pathological . 

It trivialises sexual relationships by treating them in mechanistic fashion , its purpose being ` the stimulation of sexual desires in the reader or viewer " . 

He might have sexual desires , he might find certain people attractive . 

This is in contrast with Mr Bangemann 's declaration on Monday that West Germans should not be asked to choose between their desire to overcome Germany 's division and their support for greater European integration . 

Some carers will feel imprisoned by the demands made of them , and they will be torn between their desire to care for their older relatives and their own need to lead an independent life . 

The most important element was the difficulty that reformers had in distinguishing between their desire to protect the young girls who were the objects of their concern and their desire to control them . 

Corbett heard her out , torn between his desire to sleep and excitement at what he had discovered . 

In the hall , she paused at the bottom of the stairs , torn between her desire to escape and good manners . 

Even when we defer to a creature 's apparent preference ( for a particular type of food , let us say ) the decision will be dictated by our desire to keep it fit and healthy . 

Even my wife , enlightened , but energetically gregarious , upon my expressing my desire not to go to a certain gathering would say , ` Normal people like parties , they want to go . " 

write to your local supermarket expressing your desire to buy local unadulterated food 

After the Anglo-French reconciliation of 1303 , Edward wrote to Marie of France thanking her for her letters in which she expressed her desire for a meeting and conversation between him and her stepson , Philip the Fair . 

Hungary expressed its desire to leave the alliance , while Czechoslovakia favoured retaining the Pact until the creation of a pan-European security system . 

It was wicked not to , he knew that , but now he felt a desperate desire to leap and jump . 

Tabitha felt a powerful desire to turn the extinguishers on them . 

Sex is possible , too , during menstruation ; many women feel disinclined towards it at this time of the month , but some feel their strongest desires during the menstrual period . 

However , what I had hoped for did happen ; people came away from the workshop with a desire to see how they could use the experience and the insight they had gained within their own establishments . 

Roger de Merlay , however , interpreted his charter to mean that his woodwards might carry bows and arrows within their bailiwicks , and in September 1259 obtained judgement in his favour on appeal to the king .

Each foot soldier also carried a bow , twelve arrows and a spare bowstring as standard equipment .

In addition , Nicholas carried a short bow at his shoulder , with a quiver .

Most of them were carrying bows , but even those who had arrows nocked were not aiming at anything in particular .

He carried a bow and a quiver full of arrows -- golden ones which caused their victims to fall in love , and leaden ones which resulted in disinterest .

He took as many arrows as he could carry and , holding his bow with an arrow ready notched , set off down the track after the verderers .

The Moslems also wore much lighter armour and carried light swords , bows and spears .

He strings his own bow while hunting , takes the arrows , sets and fires them .

The first thing they 'd do if they captured one would be to hack off the two forefingers of each hand , the very ones our archers used to pull a long bow .

It was as though they had returned to the relationship there had been between them on Ridgery Butts when he had taught her to use the bow , and encouraged her with gentle praise .

Both sides made use of bows , though the Moslems were by far the more proficient in their use .

Roman weapons used the bow as their mechanical basis , but the medieval ones tended to use the sling , which made them heavier and more cumbersome .

Brown Men only eat nuts , berries and apples , and use their bows and arrows to chase hunters away from innocent game .

The nobles are also experts in the use of bow and sword and often carry these weapons with them to war .

When choosing a bow you should try to acquire above all others the mountain bow of Ghazna .

In Poitou they are tough and warlike , skilled with lances and bows and arrows , brave in the battle-line , swift in the chase , elegant in dress , handsome , articulate , generous and hospitable .

He had a bow and arrow in his hands , and there were forty more of these little men following him .

nineteenth century , the Nez Perce fought with clubs , lances and their most famous weapon , a bow of mountain sheep horn .

EQUIPMENT : The Charioteers wear light armour and are armed with a sword , bow and halberd .

Or Jennifer Jason Leigh falling in love with her rapist in Flesh and Blood ? 

He was not , could not be the Southfields Strangler or the Rapist of Raynes Park . 

She was taken to court and tortured with thumb screws to prove her innocence , the trial " sentenced " her even though her rapist was found guilty . 

The girl had just finished her 28 deliveries on her round and was 30 paces into the alleyway when she heard the running steps of the prowling rapist behind her . 

I read Jemima Harrison 's feature abut her horrific experience at the hands of a brutal rapist with tears in my eyes . 

A savage rapist who preyed on blondes is beginning a life sentence for the murder of Austrailian heiress Janie Shepherd 13 years ago . 

A rapist ( Judd Hirsch ) sues his victim ( Veronica Hamel ) for libel . 

CROWN prosecutors are to appeal against a lenient sentence imposed on a rapist whose victim died after the attack . 

In the cathedral she observed the new archbishop moving among the strange costumes , the rosary with purple tassles and red beads the size of pigeons ' eggs , and the purple velvet fez . 

They were handed to him by a tiny nut-brown man in a red fez , who also sold little packets of sugared almonds and pistachios . 

Marie again performed her mime for despair , signifying presumably the lapse of time and a battle lost , and Bobbie Fieldfare entered in striped robes and a red fez , bearing a snake in a basket . 

They do n't always dress up of course but I soon got in the habit by trying on a Tommy Cooper-styled fez . 

THE PARENTS of a bride and groom glared at each other across a courtroom yesterday -- in an amazing dust-up over the bill for their wedding reception . 

The audience consisted chiefly of parents of the conservatory students . 

The parents of youngsters who go to play at the two local nurseries are very worried about the effects that the petrol station will have on their children . 

He took a cab to Park Lane , and knocked on the door of her parents ' house . 

Mantack then returned to Donna 's parents house , where they told him about the message . 

The Toraja children refer to all men as " Father " and all women as " Mother " -- and their blood parents are not necessarily their favourites . 

Adolescents , like their midlife parents , are searching for their identity . 

The project focuses on the immediate health impact of smoking on the pupils and encourages parents to reinforce the messages from school and to show disapproval of smoking . 

Do I take it now to mean that that means parents who have not been baptised ? 

Not since I went from Dover to Calais with my parents in 1970 , when I was 14 . 

Next Sunday I visited Wemmick and his aged parent at the Castle . 

Lastly , I would like to thank my parents for making me the Judaeo-Christian hybrid that I am ; and my husband Timothy Boon for his support and ( not always welcome ) criticism . 

` I suppose we ca n't blame our parents for not teaching us things that they did n't know themselves , " Maxine argued . 

Parents of nearly 50,000 schoolchildren have been sent letters warning of cutbacks by the county council , which fears bigger classes and less choice for sixth formers . 

Yet can we really take it for granted that parents are so utterly changeless in their behaviour and attitudes to their children ? 

She said school buses come into the village to pick up pupils after parents expressed fears for their safety waiting on the A67 . 

Under the Children Act 1975 an adopted child has the same right to succeed on the intestacy of his adoptive parent as any other child born to that parent . 

They both insisted that this was very important to them and that it did not detract from their feelings towards their adoptive parents . 

Today she is blonde and bonny , constantly chatty , a joy to her adoptive parents , Christine , 49 , and Tony Golder , 64 . 

Yesterday paper boys and girls were accompanied by their parents or big brothers and were n't allowed to start rounds until after it was light . 

Number work was also common , as were programmes of home visiting and initiatives involving the parents of children with special educational needs . 

The conclusion was that quote , Anna Jane was to be cared for primarily by her parents , I am not saying exhaustively , they wanted to be involved for as long as they were able to do . 

Children eventually become independent of their parents , whereas husband and wife belong together ` till death us do part " . 

Philip , whose hero is Houdini , first became interested when his parents , Adrian and Stella , bought him a magic set for Christmas five years ago . 

Goldstein and colleagues also argued for the cessation of contact between a child and his birth parents once the child was with new carers such as in adoption or long-term foster care . 

For adopted children that quest may include tracing their natural or birth parents . 

However hard he strove , his destiny was fixed at birth by his parents ' position , and such limited social mobility as might be achieved was rationalized ( and thus concealed ) in the language of kinship . 

Attempts at reuniting them with their birth parents will have failed . 

And Helga Samuel was given every support and care by her well-off foster parents . 

The script mirrors the real-life case of a boy who recently succeeded in divorcing his mother in order to live with his foster parents . 

Mr Babbington said : ` She is living with her former foster parents . 

Does your man always have lunch with his parents on Sundays , and spend every Christmas in front of their TV ? 

The girls would have stayed undiscovered while parents David and Sharon Schoo spent a week in Acapulco , Mexico , if a smoke alarm in their home near Chicago had n't gone off . 

Diana also had a poignant reunion with the parents of Louise Woolcock , who died a fortnight ago from cancer at 21 . 

It portrays a mixed comprehensive , with pupils who have divorced parents and step parents . 

` Natural parents also have children at this stage who do n't fit in . " 

After reading about the case , her natural parents phoned her mum and dad in Manchester . 

It 's only natural that you should want to know about my parents . " 

Children cared for by grandmothers or foster mothers during their first three or four years often have great difficulty when they return to live with their natural parents or a new step-parent . 

I FEEL sorry for the parents of the little boy who had his face ripped open by an alsatian . 

THE parents of a little boy whose nose was almost bitten off by an alsatian have called for the breed to be added to the dangerous dogs list . 

THE parents of a boy who suddenly withdrew into a silent world have been sent a message of support from the Queen . 

The film gives peace of mind to the potentially vulnerable , such as the elderly , and to the parents of young children , and it is also a deterrent to the intending intruder . 

I gave Owen 's parents the address of the Hyperactive Children 's Support Group ( HACSG ) and suggested they write off for the HACSG diet sheet ( based on the Feingold diet ) . 

I felt my parents ' anxieties about both their own and their children 's lives so keenly that they became my own , quite against my will , and I had to fight to reject them . 

My son did n't live more than a few hours , but I can feel for the parents of that little girl . 

The childhood messages that we get from our parents and teachers are things like , ` Good little girls do n't get angry " and ` I hope you 're being a good girl today " . 

In addition to their official funding , a number of schools receive cash payments and other gifts from parents of their pupils . 

Copy of a letter sent to all parents of pupils at Juniper Green Primary School stating the school is to receive a Schools Curriculum Award 1990 . 

Parents of pupils at St Mary 's College , Wallasey , voted to reject proposals to opt out of local authority control by 552 to 211 . 

Treatment of the delinquent claims today the place which treatment of the lunatic but lately occupied , as a gross example of society 's inadequacy to cope with its members . 

In a report to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission , the engineers , Donald Prevatte and David Lochbaum , say the problem , concerning the inadequacy of back-up cooling for spent fuel pools , could affect one-third of the US 's 109 nuclear plants . 

` Cash or stock were owed to the client and problems could be attributed to inadequacies in the member 's administrative procedures . " 

This will immediately highlight any inadequacies in the assumptions underlying the profit and loss budget . 

The echoic response provided by parents can alert children to possible inadequacies in their messages . 

This anticipates the inadequacy in the feedback control , and provides a supplementary signal . 

As with most other air pollution disasters , the Chernobyl accident highlighted many inadequacies in the way in which the authorities reacted to the accident . 

Bourdieu 's third challenge to structuralism concerns its empirical inadequacy in the investigation of traditional societies . 

As the struggle progressed he came to see the inadequacies of the term and realized that it was too constricted in its meaning and gave rise to confusion and misunderstanding . 

So here the relationship between the lexical concepts has to be marked in some way to make up for the inadequacy of the words to indicate what part of the general context of knowledge is to be engaged . 

Most researchers are at some stage forced up against the inadequacy of the social class classification . 

The church 's response says that by its own admission the Scottish Office Education Department recognises the inadequacies of its proposals . 

Just because they are OK with you it does n't mean you are blind to their inadequacies or view them through rose-coloured spectacles . 

God must have sent good kids on the premise that my maternal inadequacies would ensure their return within the fortnight , had he sent anything too difficult . 

Training events arranged by the RSCM and other organisations seldom attract those who need them most , perhaps for fear that their inadequacies might be revealed . 

The present scheme 's inadequacies are best highlighted by a constituent , Mr. Russell , who wrote to me on the advice of his local DSS office , which also thinks that the system is unfair . 

Within this frame of mind exhortations from well-intentioned others to ` tell me what 's wrong " or ` to seek some help " may be heard as another confirmation of one 's own inadequacy . 

If you truly feel that it is not , then it is probably some inadequacy on the part of your accuser which causes him to think as he does . 

My first problem was to overcome my sense of inadequacy at my own mathematical understanding . 

The overall retardation of black youth is due , in no small measure , to the inadequacy of Caribbean families to cope with the exigencies of education in the modern UK . 

I think it can , as long as we realise the inadequacy of the simple linguistic model of communication ( addresser-message-addressee ) not only to literary discourse , but to any discourse . 

Does he agree that events this week have shown that there may be inadequacies in the funding of Opposition parties ? 

The Tomlinson report 's description of the inadequacy of primary and community health services in London commands widespread agreement . 

When Nizan repeatedly asserted that peace was " indivisible " , his intention was to highlight the inadequacy of " localising " disputes between nation states , of allowing one nation to use force against another with impunity . 

Fitting then that the local branch Child Poverty Action Group should mark the anniversary with a press conference in the Town Hall , to highlight what it calls the inadequacy of today 's social security system . 

More often than not the victims have serious medical problems , show a long history of social inadequacy , or are clearly suffering from mental illness . 

Another source of informational inadequacy concerns uncertainty about the future . 

For the planners ' part , they know that they must come up with good results to make up for the inadequacies of the previous strategies . 

The inadequacy of the current strategies of legitimation needs to be acknowledged so that company law scholars can focus their efforts on rethinking the legitimation of managerial power . 

When the harem-masters become too old or too sick , new overlords will emerge from the strongest in the bachelor groups and will take over the females . 

Freelance cameraman Andy Styczynski , 32 , spotted the elusive bachelor at the wheel of a white Rover Montego -- and chased after him in a VW Golf GTi . 

Edward Cheyney died at Badger Hall 16 April 1884 , also a bachelor : he bequeathed his property and collections to his nephew Colonel Alfred Capel Cure . 

Fortunately for her , however , Pétain 's Staff-Captain , Serrigny , knew — as a good ADC — something of the elderly bachelor 's habits . 

Only 63% of marriages were between a bachelor and spinster in 1989 , compared with 79% in 1971 . 

The confectionery shop next door was owned by a bachelor named White . 

Last month it was revealed that Di was taped speaking on the phone to bachelor James Gilbey , who told her ` I love you . " 

He was a bachelor with ( largely ) homosexual instincts , melancholy and prone to drinking bouts , but with an enormous capacity for new interests and enthusiasms . 

At the time of which we write , Pétain was a bachelor of sixty , with commendable vigour for his age . 

They are particularly useful when preparing a seed-bed for roots , but can destroy soil crumb structure by reducing it to ` flour " causing desiccation in dry weather and panning in wet . 

In this way the timbers will be protected from repeated desiccation and expansion , potentially a grave danger to such ancient wood . 

Unprotected in the desert , they would lose so much water by evaporation that they would quickly die of desiccation . 

The dramatic desiccation of North Africa is a perplexing phenomenon . 

For the same reason , they are unable to hold much water within the shell and are , in consequence , at risk from desiccation at low tide . 

But most pathogenic bacteria rapidly lose their viability in air and even in fully saturated conditions aerosols evaporate quickly , with desiccation of micro-organisms . 

The survival potential of the egg outside the body varies , but appears to be connected with the thickness of the shell , which protects the larva from desiccation . 

A quieter party game , with pen and paper , consists of listing all the snippets of folk lore and superstition connected with the Moon . 

You 'll also be overlooking some nonchalantly sly snippets of humour : the sleeve of ` Oomalama " features half a dozen plastic animals . 

Television , radio and even the popular press carried regular snippets of educational material . 

The same old commentators are wheeled from channel to channel to comment on the same snippets of film . 

He swans off to the room whilst I wrestle with yards of umbilical elastic intestine , and hard cyst-like sacs which remain as elusive as end snippets of soap . 

Out of interest and this bitter loss , I had even started to collect snippets of ` Camera Stories " instead . 

This saw a live rendition of ` Meat Is Murder " spliced with snippets of wholly pretentious banter between Morrissey and Margi Clarke , fresh from her suitably brash role in Letter To Brezhnev . 

Little snippets of their talk registered in her brain as she strolled past , looking vague and preoccupied . 

` I thought you might be interested in that little snippet of knowledge , that 's all . " 

The snippets of conversation our spies could catch featuring more about “ 12″ versions … ” , “ toecurling guitar solos ” and “ dancing chicks ” much more than would otherwise seem feasible . 

Maps of Lappland were fingered and any snippets of information gathered . 

` No-one would go to the trouble to devise such an imposture , and kill at least once , probably twice , to maintain it , just for the possibility of a few snippets of military information . 

In an effort to improve on this state of affairs , some museums have tried to regale the visitor with assorted snippets of information in ordinary English . 

The trouble with isolated snippets of information is that , however delectable they may be , they fail to provide this ` ability to continue " . 

This AE recalls a sales manager who tuned in to AEs ' telephone conversations , thereby gaining snippets of information about their private lives which he would not hesitate to use . 

Other people 's lives bored him and he became sharp and irritable on the one occasion Lucien tried to impart some interesting snippet of information Azmaveth had told him . 

During the latter years the only minute of interest was in October 1869 when " the secretary was empowered to write to Mr Menzies and Dr. Campbell , the former from taking any papers and the latter from entering the room altogether , not being a subscriber , " In 1870 there was a complaint about the pilfering of papers and the committee have to acknowledge , with regret , that their attempts to prevent this evil have not been attended with such success as had been anticipated . 

What made the case stand out was the motivation for Otto 's pilfering . 

( Giscard d'Estaing had already warned the Palace about the Romanians ' insatiable pilfering during their recent stay in France , but Palace officials remain discreet about any misdemeanours during the Ceauşescus ' visit . ) 

Yeltsin 's speech also covered the issues of land ownership , the need to counter crime and corruption , for which a group had been formed consisting of Vice-President Aleksandr Rutskoi , First Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Soviet , Sergei Filatov , Security Council Secretary Skokov and State Secretary Gennady Burbulis , and the need for an arms law to combat the " blatant pilfering of military property " . 

Primal Scream 's petty pilfering of dance rhythms turned into wholesale hijacking when they gave club deejay Andy Weatherall a cast-off riff to play with and he returned with the seductive bump and grind of ` Loaded " . 

A smirking matador , with a pink satin bottom even tighter and more uppity than Angel 's , was lifting his jewelled sword for the kill . 

The French sword in its decorated scabbard , found in a country sale room and now hanging above their fireplace . 

It made her feel as if she should be sharpening her sword in preparation . 

` Nor would I wish to lock swords with a woman who 's become so formidable . " 

Those closest to her snatched for their swords ; those in the rear shouted encouragement ; the fallen man rolled and clasped his wounded arm , bellowing in outrage . 

His sword plunged into the exposed chest before him , aimed unerringly at the heart . 

Blinded , the Executioner stumbled back , thrusting his sword out before him in a reflexive but vain posture of defence . 

Gabriel blushed violently and felt the sweat spring through his palms and trickle down the hilt of his tin sword . 

Stuck into his snake-clasped belt was a long-barrelled German pistol , while at his left hip was a battered metal scabbard in which there hung a British heavy cavalry sword . 

He had cheered up when told he was going to have a plastic sword , a cardboard helmet and the chance to run around the stage hitting the Husayn twins . 

Alexei hefted the practice sword experimentally , and Ordai stepped back . 

A weapon like a stone sword would of course have been quite impracticable . 

Japanese swords and sword fittings from the collection of Dr Walter A. Compton , who amassed the finest private collection of swords outside Japan will be offered in this , the second session of the sale . 

Young Harmodios , left arm back , half turns the other way , his right swinging the sword behind his head for a cutting stroke , the sharply bent elbow a peak at the top . 

There should have been shouting and huge double-edged swords slicing the air , and giant bonfires with wild , roaring flames . 

Uniformed men , long swords in their hands , rode north out of France . 

Then he gripped the handle of the short sword with both hands and turned it , so that the tip was facing his stomach . 

A short wooden sword was clutched in one grimy hand and the boy 's shirt had been well and truly ripped . 

The wooden sword in Anna 's hand landed across the aggressor 's legs . 

A MAN brandishing a Samurai sword attacked firefighters called to a house blaze yesterday . 

` What do you want ? " he demanded , looking past her at the paladin , who was brandishing his sword . 

The Moslems also wore much lighter armour and carried light swords , bows and spears . 

The German and American had crossed swords on and off the track throughout 1990 and it seemed as if Bradl needed Kocinski 's ` presence " to inspire him for the final showdown . 

The cut of the assassin 's sword had split it from below the shoulder to the hem . 

He drew his sword and held it in front of him , the pulse pounding in his temples , but he was not yet afraid enough to wake the others . 

He shivered as he buckled on his sword and took up his post , hating the chill darkness and the loneliness . 

" What you must do is this : go back to the king and ask for three hundred barrels of wine and three hundred barrels of brandy . 

Michael Baly , president of the American Gas Association , reckons that within ten years gas could be a substitute for 2 billion barrels of oil -- an eighth of current American oil consumption . 

In the Azerbaijani sector of the Caspian Sea , we are part of a consortium that has a 20% interest in the Azeri field , where about 1.8 billion barrels of recoverable oil are thought to exist . 

In total , the package contains some 36 million barrels of oil equivalent which were booked by LASMO as commercial reserves together with various oil and gas discoveries currently under delineation . 

Further onshore and in the foreland basin created by the Sierra Madre Oriental mountains lies Mexico 's largest unsolved mystery : the Chicontepec oil field , which contains an estimated 100 billion barrels of oil . 

Don South West holds an estimated 117 million barrels of oil in place but the reservoir is highly faulted and compartmentalised , making recovery difficult . 

The field , which is operated by Shell , was discovered in 1989 and holds more than 700 million barrels of oil and gas equivalent . 

The Sierra Club says that a law requiring new cars to use 40 per cent less fuel by the year 2001 would save 2.8 million barrels of oil a day . 

The Sleipner field has reserves of roughly the same size as the depleting Frigg field , ( some 200 billion cu.metres ( 222 MTOE ) , with the addition of 250 million barrels of condensates . 

Around four million barrels ( 660,000 tonnes ) of oil were being burned each day in March 1991 , nearly three times the pre-war Kuwait output and almost 10 per cent of the world 's daily ration . 

More than 100 million barrels of oil have been produced by BP in Dorset since the first well at Kimmeridge came on stream in 1959 . 

Up to eight million barrels of oil was spilled into the Gulf during the war , some of which was now being carried offshore by tidal currents to form new slicks in the open Gulf . 

By the late 1850s the Brick Lane brewery was selling 400,000 barrels of beer a year , a quarter of it now ale rather than porter . 

Steve Denny says he 's supposed to sell 450 barrels a year but has only managed 306 and owes the brewery 4,000 pounds . 

Though the industry has the capacity to brew about 52m bulk barrels of beer a year the consumer is only drinking about 38m . 

With LASMO producing around 185,000 barrels of oil equivalent every day of the year , our current revenues for the year are certainly lower than those anticipated just a few years ago . 

The A-26 well encountered 1,100 feet of pay in three zones and is producing 1,500 barrels of oil per day . 

Cost comparisons showed that a subsea project to handle 50,000 barrels of oil a day might cost £21 million to develop by conventional means but could be built onshore and towed to the location for £17 million . 

Production from the Helm , Helder and Hoorn fields should achieve some 25,000 barrels per day ( 1.2 million tonnes ) . 

The first commercial oil was discovered at the McKee onshore field in 1980 and production of some 5000 barrels per day is hoped for in 1985 . 

Earnings per share in 1992 rose from 1.72p to 2.90p as the company 's production reached a record average of 13,888 barrels per day . 

The brewery employed 65 coopers , used 130 horses to move the beer out to publicans , and consumed 500,000 barrels of water a year from its own artesian wells . 

Barrels of drinking water were delivered from the village once a week . 

These funds would be repaid by the oil companies who must have $500 million of oil spill liability insurance , before tye qualify for permission to transport barrels of crude through state waters . 

Another $26,000 buys a bronze , sealed sarcophagus filled with inert gas that kills body-eating bacteria . 

Both now sit , mummified and in gold-leafed sarcophagi , in Summum 's pyramid headquarters . 

In the centre of the vault , which dated back to 382-336BC , was the king 's sarcophagus , apparently untouched for 23 centuries . 

At the head of the left transept is a very early Christian sarcophagus which held the remains of San Celso until , in 1935 , they were transferred to the Crucifixion chapel . 

Indeed , Scipio Barbatus ' sarcophagus , made in the early third century BC of local stone , resembles a contemporary Greek altar . 

The Agia Triadha sarcophagus shows birds perched on double-axes , indicating the presence of a deity . 

The larnax was a clay sarcophagus , often with panelled sides and gabled lids , and elaborately decorated all over with painted images . 

He has since visited Chernobyl and the sarcophagus built to contain what remains of reactor no.4 . 

The Yellow House was gone , swallowed by the railway , but the nondescript indefinite area between nineteenth-century railway and the ancient Roman sarcophagi in their Elysian fields was still there . 

The audacious ones stood in full view when she mounted the surrounding steps to a white marble sarcophagus . 

Perhaps Flaubert 's interest was encouraged by the discovery ( or indeed the memory ) that in 1837 the king 's sarcophagus had been excavated by the British and shipped back to London . 

Much of the extant Etruscan sculpture is in the form of sarcophagi in stone and bronze . 

Place the mummy 's head in the sarcophagus at the appropriate end . 

Concerns are also being expressed about the impact of measures taken to contain the accident , including the security of the concrete sarcophagus built around the core . 

Current traces for only three voltage steps are shown for clarity .

Genotyping results were visualized as both real time reaction traces and as an end-point assay .

The right panel shows the 4- AP sensitive current obtained by subtracting the current traces recorded in the presence ( middle ) of the drug from those recorded in the absence ( left ) of the drug .

Fluorescence traces were normalized using early cycles as a baseline , and a threshold value was determined , typically at 10-fold above the average standard deviation of the baseline values .

The triple pulse voltage protocol [ 39 ] was used as the standard test pulse to assess calcium current magnitude and voltage dependence of inhibition [ 38 40 ] . Figure 1Aillustrates sample current traces from before ( `` con '' ) and during inhibition by glutamate ( `` Glu '' ) , in an mGluR5b-expressing cell .

This can be seen by comparing the amplitude of the Ca 2+current during the test pulse in traces 1 , 2 , and 3 , corresponding to pre-pulse potentials to -70 mV , +30 mV , and +60 mV , respectively .

Furthermore , pre-pulse potentials larger than +30 mV did not promote additional inactivation , which can be seen by comparing traces 2 and 3 in the γ 1 het and γ 1 null cells .

Of the six principal photointermediates present in bR , four can be discerned from the time-dependent visible absorbance traces from pR in fig .

Traces at +10 mV and +70 mV show a transient current at the onset of the voltage step , the ON charge , and an equal inverted current at the end of the voltage step , the OFF charge .

Gradient fractions were collected and the profile traces were generated by continuous monitoring at 254 nm .

The same effect is seen in Figure 5where the 125 b and 1 kb traces track each other closely but diverge from the other traces in the central region .

The two traces on top of each image correspond to the time course of the fluo-4 fluorescence averaged across the entire line-scan at -10 mV , which is close to the threshold , and at +90 mV , which produced the maximum Ca 2+transient .

` Such a middle-class way of carrying on , " she thought , and remembered how Gabriel and she had revelled in roast beef and two veg , and concocted casseroles of liver and sausages and baked beans . 

A casserole of dissimilar musical interests cunningly fused into one big bowl . 

Unmould each casserole of pimiento on the centre of a large plate . 

Twentythree stainless steel dishes , Denby casseroles and Pyrex serving sets have gone to that great built-in-obsolescence pile in the sky . 

Place the casserole into the pre-heated oven and cook for 1½–2hr , until the lamb is tender . 

` A pity " murmured Richard , tackling pork chops en casserole with faint distaste . 

It does the work of a whole set of saucepans and when used separately it gives you a SAUCEPAN , a CASSEROLE , a BAIN MARIE , a STEAMER , and a COLANDER . 

Put grated cheese into a 7-inch fondue dish or enamelled iron casserole and melt gently , stirring continuously . 

Even though it 's compact the cavity is spacious , taking a whole chicken or a large casserole . 

Heat the olive oil in a large casserole or pan , add the Parma ham and the onion , cover and cook over a low heat for 10min , stirring once or twice . 

Heat the dripping or lard in a large , iron casserole and brown the meat . 

Heat the oil in a large casserole and fry the venison until will browned . 

Miller had also known this to flower at Hampton Court , although more than once he speaks with some disparagement of inefficient gardeners at this Palace . 

It is no disparagement of the successes which have been achieved to say that cancer remains , largely , unconquered . 

Young will have no disparagement of learning , and has no time for ` self-taught philosophers " who fancy they have a genius which makes them superior to both learning and revealed truth . 

` But do n't you forget this : I will never tolerate one word in disparagement of Miss Kyte 's honour ! " 

Later on , however , the names of those who had graduated in the social sciences and especially sociology were greeted with hissing disparagement and barely concealed denigration . 

Nearly half a century ago , J.M.W. Turner -- he of the prize -- was subject to the same patronising disparagement as Mr Davey today " . 

A typical miser , he hid his money in the house in various places . 

` You know , Katie , she 's an old miser and everyone borrows money off her or else they buy the things you knit off her . 

Here is a boxful of tiny poulpes , a variety of squid which never grow big and which are exquisite fried crisp in oil . 

Slowly she wandered back into the kitchen and started to unpack the boxful of food . 

` Unless you know how to use it , " she sighed , ` a Scrabble game is just a boxful of junk . " 

A year or two later , he was asked if he would like to sell a boxful . 

A few days later he came back , said they gave tactile pleasure to his patients , a little on the lines of worry beads , and off he went with a boxful . " 

Hundreds of people have been found near to starvation at the Serb-run Omarska detention camp in Bosnia at the centre of allegations of executions and other atrocities . 

It is conservatively estimated that not less than 120,000 persons have died of actual starvation during the last two years in the Lebanon alone . 

The shipment was greeted with delight by the local community where people have died of starvation during the harsh highland winter . 

Apart from costing the lives of countless millions of animals each year , its production is also causing starvation for millions all over the world . 

But the context in which they were voiced by Lord Woolton was the much wider concern about the nutritional status , and hence the efficiency and morale , of the whole population -- in other words , arguments of utility rather than social justice ; unequal shares would have meant starvation for some -- hardly the best recipe for a united war effort . 

MORE than a million people in southern Ethiopia are at risk of starvation in a famine that has killed 5,000 in five months , according to the country 's Relief and Rehabilitation Commission . 

TWO million men , women and children are facing death by starvation in Somalia . 

Tens of thousands of mental hospital patients died from starvation in the hospitals . 

On Jan. 16 the International Committee of the Red Cross ( ICRC ) reported that hundreds of thousands of refugees from the conflict were on the brink of starvation in camps to the south of the capital . 

The ICRC estimated that in the town of Iscia Baidoa , 220 km north-west of Mogadishu , 7,000 of the town 's 40,000 people had died from starvation in recent months . 

The newsreader describes the starvation of tens of thousands whilst we automatically notice the colour of his tie and shirt , and comment on it . 

To prevent the starvation of the whole community , the following priorities were established . 

They are , indeed , reported by people who have been brought back from the edge of death -- though mundane scientists tend to attribute them to the effects of oxygen starvation on a failing brain . 

They feel that it will lead to the rich getting transport and the poor getting starvation with land currently used for food production being used for fuel . 

Her problem now is that her body has adapted to her starvation regime by slowing down her metabolism . 

The complication occurs during the actual process of birth , caused by difficulties in labour , or ` anoxia " , known as oxygen starvation . 

The decision , which takes the form of adding the bird to Schedule 9 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act , follows growing evidence that captive-bred barn owls are prone to dying of starvation after release . 

In Somalia , Sudan , Ethiopia and many other poverty-stricken countries , the brutal violence of local warlords combined with the effects of drought , have brought death by starvation to hundreds of thousands . 

The controversy aroused strong emotions because it was estimated that at least 27,000 Italians sent by Mussolini to fight in Russia had perished from cold , disease and starvation after being taken prisoner . 

Instead of the screams of starving men , there were prayers , and the prayers passed into silence as one by one they died of starvation a few yards away from food . 

He does know that two weeks ago , his mother has died of starvation . 

UN estimates were that 500-1,000 people were dying daily due to starvation and illnesses related to the crisis situation . 

` How much longer must we tolerate articles such as John Cole 's on mass starvation ? " asks Julie Boston , of Bristol . 

Whales enmeshed in a drift-net are condemned to a slow death from starvation or suffocation . 

Furthermore , there is a much wider and more flexible gap between the two toes of the mountain goat than there is in other ungulates . 

Barefoot and in a panic , she missed the bottom step of the wrought-iron spiral staircase , stubbing her toe and grazing her right shin . 

Jostling , raspberrying and treading on each other 's toes , they crowded round their officer to hear what he had to say . 

With press-ups you lie on your stomach on the floor and , keeping your back straight , you push your body upwards so that your arms are straight and your body is supported on your toes and hands . 

` So , " he said jovially , rocking back and forth on his toes , hands clasped behind his extremely plump body , ` your English inspector , he thinks it is burglars . 

Righting the stool with his foot , he pushed it under Jason 's dangling toes to support some of the weight . 

The cuckoo 's zygodactyl toes , with two pointing forwards and two pointing back . 

Funny that no one has ever noticed Mrs Thatcher 's knock knees and pigeon toes , but then , the ever considerate television news cameras always film her from the knees up , so who 's to know . 

They were a sub-order with sharp claws and a prominent second toe looking like a huge sickle . 

The relief was great , and she sat massaging her toes for a minute while she looked at the collection of dirty underwear strewn over her genuine-colonial bedroom , and shuddered . 

` There 's a fantastic-looking man called Rob English whom I found when I trod on his toe in a shop in Brighton , " says Sarah . 

Riven wriggled his toes inside his boots in an effort to keep them from going numb . 

As you inhale , tighten them , curling your toes under then flexing them towards your body . 

They were also not curling their toes under as has been suggested by jack Stem and Randall Susman from the State University of New York at Stony Brook . 

Her gaze swept over her mother-in-law from head to toe and back again , and her expression was one of open contempt . 

His size belied the touch of a new born babe and he gently coaxed the life back into the cold toes on my injured foot as a nurse cleaned up the cut hand . 

Sitting down on the edge of the bed , he began to draw circles in the air with the toes of his left foot . 

After all , there is a vast difference between deliberately stamping on another person 's toes and accidentally tripping over their foot . 

Look at the toes of its front feet and if you discover fur on its nails you will know for sure there is another rabbit still to be captured . 

It is easy to put your left toe into the low fuselage-side kick-in step , swing your right foot over the sill and down onto the cockpit floor to settle into the surprisingly upright seat . 

The new subsidiary , GPTelecom , is headed by Rupert Soames , son of the former British Ambassador to France and EC vice-president . 

The son of the Marquis after whom the palazzo is named was the founder of the library that bears the family name -- the Biblioteca Trivulziana -- and is now housed in the Sforza Castle . 

Abraham 's willingness to offer his only son Isaac has the innocent Isaac saying in Genesis 22.7 . 

In the house which their son had accused them of boringly christening Sweetlea the Dasses continued the lives which he 'd said were boring also . 

Irwin 's sons John and David featured in the Division Two winning side , Greystone Loopers , while Methodist teams took Division Three and Four titles . 

Denise Bolger gave her statement to the police on February the thirteenth the day after her son James disappeared but before his body was found on a railway embankment in Walton . 

IT 'S a shot Gary Lineker would n't miss for the world -- his baby son George on the road to recovery . 

A BELFAST mother begged UFF gunmen to kill her instead of her schoolboy son , an inquest heard yesterday . 

She had been served four years of a life sentence for the murder of her baby son . 

FOOTBALLERS concerned by the plight of Gary Lineker 's baby son George have volunteered to help leukaemia research . 

Their baby son , Liam , was born four months after the love-struck pair shocked friends and family by running away from their close-knit parish . 

Hath any man ever seen a poor aged man live in courtesy in the house of his son with his daughter-in-law ? …

For instance , she sent two serpents to kill the baby HERCULES , who was Zeus ' son by the mortal Alcmene , but he succeeded in strangling them . 

The Senator took his elder son by the elbow and , still talking , motioned him to stroll with him along the deck . 

A woman like Sweetheart could have any man she chose , so long as she was willing to leave her son behind . 

For Hamed , the eldest son of Um Hamed , who found himself on the shelf quite unexpectedly and yet was ready to marry . 

Ironically , Mrs Neil Lyndon has now revealed she was abandoned by her husband last year and only managed to receive child support for their six-year-old son by obtaining a court order . 

The best-known of the folk heroes was Kraljević Marko , son of “ King " Vuka ( Mrnjav ) , who ruled at Prilep until his death in 1371 . 

Jim McDaid today welcomed the three-month sentence handed out to his teenage son for making hoax bomb telephone calls in London . 

He was not a tall man and was soon almost dwarfed by his five lively , wryly humorous sons , who avoided him as far as possible and could not leave home soon enough . 

So you write this on a piece of paper and give it to your daughter or son . 

Mr Jones , whose son Ryan Millen , six , lives with his mother in South Liverpool and has an older brother Jeffery in Broadgreen , was in intensive care for three months , unable to speak . 

If he was disappointed that his dead wife had not borne him a son to carry on the tradition , he had never remarried ; there was Dinah , who was ample reward , investment for the future . 

She bore him a third son , but a difficult carriage and birth presaged troubles which eventually cost her her life in her forties . 

After Charlotte 's death in 1783 , the great love of Hickey 's life was Jemdanee , one of his Indian mistresses , who bore him a short-lived son . 

At the date of this book , 1569 , the press had been taken over by Aldus 's youngest son , Paulus . 

Adam and Eve , after their expulsion from the garden have two sons : Cain , the farmer , and Abel , the shepherd . 

The Yorkshire Television switchboard in Leeds with its myriad lines had been jammed all day with calls about Hannah . 

Compare that to one day recently when there were more than seventy calls about a schedule change . 

` Last year I had dozens of calls about injured hedgehogs , " she says . 

Mains will have found out by now that his private life will be interrupted by numerous calls at all hours of the day or night from people seeking information . 

` You know how we feel about personal calls at the office , Celia . 

This was supplemented by evidence of anonymous calls by neighbours alleging violence in the family home . 

Police said other stations had not been evacuated because a warning call from the terrorists had been too vague . 

There could be a call from someone you have n't heard from in some time . 

` She used to phone him nearly every day , though , and he was quite happy after her calls . 

At the current cost of local calls in Britain , pigs will more likely fly . 

The reconstruction 's producer , Jayne Topping , said : ` Normally these generate a huge response , somewhere between 100 to 300 calls from the public . 

Then he turned on his answering-machine and flinched at the call from Nick . 

` I had thought about it , " she returned , ` but I had a fairly frantic call from a theatre director down in Sheffield . " 

But after a call to ICC chairman Sir Colin Cowdrey he settled on an £850 fine . 

Perhaps she had known it would happen , perhaps he had answered her call for the same reason . 

` Hello , Stoddard Templeton , can I help " -- This is how Phyllis McQMcQuire answers the many telephone calls from customers enquiring about fabrics at Sekers , Whitehaven factory . 

` The night he disappeared I got a call from a woman who said she 'd taken him because he looked abandoned , " Arkie explained . 

Although we were officially the London helpline , we got calls from all over Britain and from all over the world . 

Ever since our auction of Mel Fisher 's discoveries from this wreck in 1988 , we continue to get calls from people who have received pieces of the treasure in return for their investment in the salvage operation . 

Aileen had read about multi-currency mortgages in the newspapers and so gave a specialist broker a call to find out more . 

` Perhaps you could let me have your number and then I 'll give you a call when Mr Steen is back in town and we could fix another appointment . " 

Only three people were allowed to make a phone call each week , which meant sometimes you had to wait your turn for weeks . 

Tim broke the news to him late on Tuesday afternoon in a phone call from the Godwins ' Northamptonshire home . 

His spirits were raised by a phone call from his absent host , promising that he and Milton would be along mid-evening with a take-away . 

The next day Mark arrived back at UM 's European headquarters in London and received an early call from Muldoon . 

A few days after the discovery , local authorities received a call from a woman claiming to be a clairvoyant . 

Mrs Holt then began answering the phone to protect her daughter and received similar calls from Cardwell on February 7 and 9 . 

Here telesales operators will be able to feed information directly into a database as they take customer calls . 

When asked why it had taken him so long to change his view of IBM , Joseph Payne at Alex Brown & Sons said abruptly that he had to take another call and promised to call back later . 

Detective Chief Inspector Harvey Harris , of Darlington CID , will travel to the BBC studios in London to take calls from viewers . 

Within an hour of Mr Crumwallis 's telephone call to the school doctor , the police were in residence at Burleigh . 

I received a telephone call just before Question Time telling me that that enterprise will have to close . 

All said they had been inundated with telephone calls from eager fans . 

Following the recent series of knife attacks on police officers , there were calls from the Police Federation for further restrictions on the sale of knives . 

Last night , hundreds of calls were received by police after the BBC Crimewatch programme reconstructed the moment that James wandered away from his 25-year-old mother , Denise , while she was in a butcher 's shop . 

She took two or three large breaths over the top of her bag of groceries , while Mrs Stych watched her stupefaction with complacency . 

Taking advantage of Guy 's momentary stupefaction , she wriggled out from under him and leapt off the bed , everything forgotten but the need to escape from something she dared not put a name to . 

Another step forward and Pooley noted to his utter stupefaction that it had vanished altogether into empty air . 

Athelstan sat in complete stupefaction , drinking his beer , as Cranston cleared every platter , washing it all down with another bowl of claret . 

Young may be carried on the snout of the mother if they are in distress ( or stillborn ) , a behaviour that is also sometimes extended to humans in distress . 

One ketos disgorging Jonah has a dolphin 's tail and the head and snout of a boar and with feline feet and presumably claws . 

She rose from her seat and swiped the dog a hefty blow across its snout . 

In this area he builds first a small depression by removing mouthfuls of sand and then produces a nest from weeds which are coated with a sticky substance so that they can be moulded with his snout . 

This pet turtle will continue walking into the glass until its snout is bloody . 

Adult males sometimes have a strange excrescence on the tip of their snouts . 

At her touch it raised its tiny snout again , quested here and there , and then found hers . 

He had overcome the islanders ' deep dislike of the sea by night , when shadows welled in the phosphorescence and the pale monster Manjiku reared his snout from the waves . 

This stimulates the male to lead her to his nest and show her the entrance by pointing his snout into it . 

Notice the narrow snout extending beyond the mouth which helps it to seek out small rodents , reptiles and invertebrates . 

Many of the larger species are fruit eating and , because of their bright eyes and pointed snouts , are often misleadingly referred to as ` flying foxes " . 

` In the sea , " he said , ` there are creatures with smiling snouts , full of teeth . 

The door opened a few more inches and a pair of wide dark snouts pushed through , snuffling noisily . 

Kune Kune pigshave all the usual piggy characteristics like the curly tail and the stubby snout . 

The body is long and slender , with a pointed head and it has a long pointed snout that forms a ` bill " . 

The first probably had long snouts and are thought to have been the ancestors of the lemurs , now only found in Madagascar , and of the lorises that today live in the forests of the Far East . 

He seemed a sinister character with his long snout and bony body , alert , watchful , suspicious . 

The spiny anteater , too , has a long pointed snout , but its spines give it a superficial resemblance to a hedgehog rather than to another typical anteater . 

Like the Australian marsupial Myrmecobius , it has a long and pointed snout , extremely long and pointed in this case , and an extremely long sticky tongue . 

The professional were not much better than the amateurs at distinguishing the irons but were better than the amateurs at spotting the shaft differences between the woods . 

It meanwhile was still being printed letterpress and seemed more an arts magazine than a product of any new movement , and put together by amateurs with leather arm-patches on their tweed jackets . 

There were isolated , confessional , misunderstood , suffering women writers , and there were successful amateurs and professionals , welcomed and supported as part of the community . 

Amateurs adapted to the muddy conditions better than the visitors and dominated the game from the start . 

She wondered if it was accessible and scanned the trees for signs of a coombe . 

For a couple of years the low cliffs of unconsolidated coombe rock and brickearth were eroded at the rate of 3.5-6m ( 12-20 ft ) per year before they were boarded in and a new groyne system established . 

The modern world is juxtaposed against and involved with a world very definitely presented in terms of primitive rite -- nowhere more clearly than in the ritual expiation of the curse . 

Seen in this light de-industrialisation was not the onset of a foreign disease but the unavoidable expiation of past neglect . 

It greatly strengthened the position of the churches as Germans sought expiation and explanation . 

This would be , for both of them , an expiation of emotional suffering . 

Under cross-examination he denied his evidence was tainted by any bitterness he held for British soldiers because he had been jailed in 1968 for five years in Manchester for assault .

But under cross-examination , the only eye-witness said the incident looked to her like an accident .

Under cross-examination Mr Edwards said a formal investigation had been carried out after Jacob 's death .

It meant that the industry had to justify , under cross-examination , its policies .

Under cross-examination at the time , Mr Bond admitted to a superannuation fund of about £870,000 , which he said was held by trustees .

REPEATED attacks on cross-examination by defence barristers of the victims of alleged sexual offences were misplaced and naive , David Cocks QC , chairman of the Criminal Bar Association , told the conference .

In cross-examination by the Crown , Pte Clegg said he stood by every word of his interviews as being ` truthful , accurate and complete " .

In fairness to Menzies , very little which takes place in normal life could have prepared anyone for cross-examination by Sir Humphrey Mountcliff .

Cross-examination by defence lawyers should also be videotaped at an informal hearing before trial , with the press and public excluded .

It would have abolished distinctions between vaginal intercourse and other sexual acts and prohibited cross-examination of the victim about her personal and sexual life .

On Wednesday I9 February the trial at last began in earnest with the cross-examination of Lieutenant Colonel Scotland .

A two-hour cross-examination of the department 's undersecretary Robert Priddle by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament revealed the existence of the plutonium .

The universal outrage at the behaviour of the young men did not prevent the press publishing details of the cross-examination of the girls .

This may involve the cross-examination of the witnesses whose evidence is before the hearing authority in the form of hearsay .

After Sir Humphrey had finished his cross-examination the vicar ended up looking like a rather kind , unworldly old man , whose knowledge of Menzies was based on the latter 's occasional attendance at Sunday matins .

This aspect of the writing of reports has been exaggerated to impress on you that every report , even the least important , must be able to stand up to expert cross-examination .

Frederick Ratcliffe then subjected Mrs James to a vigorous cross-examination .

He denied in cross-examination that he and the other boy had gone from their downstairs dormitory for horseplay .

They then return , one at a time , for cross-examination by the prosecuting counsel .

If a person is faced with prosecution , he is entitled to remain silent and to avoid cross-examination .

On closer cross-examination Rindi confessed that since then he and his team had not entered the place until we came along .

Objectors to the pylons have the chance to question the National Grid Company when cross-examination begins next week .

Evidence is given on oath and witnesses are subject to cross-examination .

Under cross-examination from Andrew Arnold , for Ling Trust , Mr Thomson admitted that social security officials had visited the charity just before his departure , and ` went away happy " with its running .

Under cross-examination from Alan Gore , a barrister representing one of the dead drivers , he said that as a result one of the options had been amended .

Corbett remembered he had heard of this type of man , an ` Albus " , an all-white man or albino . 

An albino with white dreadlocks had appeared from one of the trailers with the blonde girl in tow . 

The albino was standing behind where he was sitting , studying the bank of screens , when Peskova came into the room . 

Bowing deeply , and with one last , brief look at the albino , he turned and left , to do at once what the Overseer had ordered . 

The albino was handed a small ornate chest full of white powder . 

` So Fontaine was in on this family row , " said Bob Southwell . 

Mr French also cited Gloucester 's new courthouse , held up by a planning row between the city and county councils . 

A senior US official said it was seeking approval from the world trade body , Gatt , for retaliation against the European Community in their bitter trade row over oilseeds . 

However , even those murders in real life that rise above the simple snatching up of the kitchen knife in the middle of a husband and wife row are much , much less cunningly contrived than that . 

Witness last year 's curdling , bubbling row with his erstwhile favourite model and muse Inès de la Fressange . 

The critically-ill youngster had been staying with various people after walking out of home following rows with her stepfather John . 

A row about changing the bus routes through Darlington town centre rolled on this week . 

The row about selecting a new director of social work for Central Region ended last week Mike Ransom , acting director at Dudley , was appointed to the job . 

` Well , sir , it 's not so irrelevant because while he was in that curacy there was some sort of row about a boy in the youth club . 

The protest follows the row about the Chancellor 's £4,700 legal bill paid by the taxpayer , and overspending on his credit card . 

An extremely public row about the denial of tenure to a young lecturer associated with the progressive party opened old wounds and inflicted new ones on this always thin-skinned community . 

As a close friend commented : ` They had shocking rows about her , real stinkers and I do n't blame Diana one bit . " 

There was a tremendous row about this inside government and Whitehall . 

You may end up in the red , but as long as it 's not by too much , you 're less likely to have rows about it . " 

There was a damaging row about the requisition for scrap of his wrought-iron gates . 

Can a row about the endless Saturday afternoons he now spends bent over the bonnet of his old car be used as a vehicle for their underlying struggle ? 

The split apparently came after the fiery-tempered pair had a row about Tatum wanting to go back to acting -- leaving McEnroe to look after the children while she makes movies . 

And if she had n't brought those stupid letters , if they had n't had a row about them , it could have been fun working with him . 

Investors were expressing relief about a partial solution to the contracts issue , which has become entangled in the row between China and Britain over Hong Kong 's political future . 

But within hours , police were called in when a row between the couple got out of hand . 

Every day during the trial Tanya Probyn 's mother , Mrs Jackie May , has listened to witnesses , and gave evidence herself about a row between her daughter and Probyn . 

DOUBTS about how Britain will deal with waste from its nuclear power stations at the end of the century are fanning a row between the Central Electricity Generating Board and British Nuclear Fuels , the government-owned waste-disposal firm . 

The Baconian suspicions of the speculative and deductive intellect were strong ; the public then as now liked science that was hypothetical and interesting , and loved rows between experts , but scientific opinion was cautious . 

There were rows between him and Dennis , who could become exceedingly tired and emotional and was already shooting in New Orleans without a script . 

For Jeanne the time in the south had been desperately unhappy , with the endless rows between Modigliani and her mother . 

Seemingly more interested in spoiling tactics than news values , The Sun gave the supposed transcript of an alleged row between Prince Charles and his estranged wife far more prominence than it deserved . 

You 're having some row between yourselves and it 's nothing to do with me and you never want to listen to me and -- " 

COVENTRY CITY manager Bobby Gould has slammed West Bromwich Albion 's board of directors as the row over his banning from The Hawthorns rumbles on . 

A YOUNG man died after being punched in the face following a row over spilled beer , a court heard yesterday . 

It was a pogrom against New York Jews , said Mr Giuliani -- a daft remark that simply suited his purposes by provoking another row over what really happened . 

Still talking : Fresh talks to try to settle the row over European farm subsidies took place in Chicago between EC farm commissioner Ray McSharry and US agriculture secretary Edward Madigan . 

On Charles 's 40th birthday in November , Diana confronts Camilla Parker Bowles for the first time in what ultimately turns into a heated row over her close friendship with the Prince . 

President Clinton says he can not rule out the possibility of further action against Iraq following the row over the UN 's role as observer . 

Mr Birt and Mr Hussey are at the centre of a deepening row over the way in which the corporation is run . 

Current leader Turbo B leaves at the end of the year after a row with the band 's producers . 

I 'm the one who 'll have a row with the carpark attendant , but when it comes to a real crisis , she 's very tough . 

It seemed that she had had a row with her man and that he had left . 

A SENSATIONAL new book has revealed that John Major nearly ruined his career after a huge row with the then PM Margaret Thatcher on the privatisation of Shorts . 

Jane Pargeter probably just thought she would fulfil her petty revenge and leave Jim Lancaster to have a row with his pushy wife . 

Particularly if you had just had a row with your wife , and rather suspected that you were in the wrong . 

Perhaps the Minister had had a row with his wife and to wound him she used my name . 

Despite finally realising his dream of becoming world champion , Mansell quit Formula One last year after an acrimonious row with the Williams team over his contract . 

Although Mr Flowerdew used to come down occasionally and see him : sometimes they would have a row and sometimes they were quite friendly . 

Gatting , now 35 , vehemently denied the allegation , but lost his captaincy over the incident , which came just months after his much-publicised row with a Pakistani umpire . 

Several parents , some of whom had overheard her row with Alex earlier , were watching her to see what she 'd do . 

Despite last month 's bruising row over the fate of the German-Polish border , further Kohl victories would also be better for Germany 's neighbours than Kohl defeats . 

The international trading company Lonrho and the Al Fayed brothers , the owners of the Harrods company House of Fraser , have settled their long running row over the ownership of the Harrods store . 

Mrs Thatcher found Mr Kohl unreliable in last year 's row over new short-range nuclear weapons for NATO . 

Then there were the stories of her rows with her jealous younger sister Dannii and her painful ordeal suffering from the slimmers " disease anorexia nervosa . 

WE told you about Stuart Pearce 's pay row with Forest just before the season kicked off . 

Lord Carrington resigned as Foreign Secretary , pre-empting a distracting row about who was to blame , leaving the Prime Minister unambiguously in charge of policy . 

Charles was accused of meddling in politics and inflaming the row between London and Paris over a trade deal with America . 

He revealed details of furious rows between Diana , her husband and Prince Philip , and an agreement Diana made to stay in the Royal Family after the Queen threatened her with exile . 

The goalless draw threatened to flare into an ugly row between several players after Luton 's teenage striker John Hartson appeared to be fouled . 

These matters spilled over into the British Psychological Society and eventually in 1951-52 led to a major row on the benefits of psychoanalysis , which meant that the relationship between scientific developments and educational practice became further confused . 

In the ferocious row over what takes priority , there are fears that Mr Major will be forced into another humiliating U-turn by increasing spending to more than £244.5 billion . 

The accusation came during an angry row over a newspaper story which claimed Anne had put off her wedding to Naval Commander Tim Laurence -- and called Princess Di and Fergie ` two silly girls " . 

By yesterday the story had changed , and Vallance was leaving after a row with Michael Hepher , the managing director recruited from Lloyds Bank . 

A YOUNG woman plunged off a pier into the sea after a furious row with her boyfriend . 

But instead , Kate had a row with her father 's lawyer on the following day . 

She gets her reply from one of the players : " crablouse " ( said with Creole pronunciation , but by a speaker who anyway has a Jamaican accent ) . 

His replies to Wickham 's questions were direct and his information reliable . 

Their replies to my questions may not be those that I had in mind , but by telling them that they were incorrect I would probably have ensured that they would not be so willing to answer again . 

Gandhi 's reply to these kind of questions would probably indicate that for him morality has to be related to what he conceives religion to be . 

I might have made an angry reply about her own flaunting of herself at the male Ardakkean , but there was nothing to be gained by it . 

On July 7 the congress heard replies by politburo members to questions from delegates . 

There was no reply from Alice , but another sound came to the nun 's ears , a strange yet not unfamiliar noise . 

The reply from the Board 's General Manager , Dr James Cromarty , was unequivocal . 

There was no reply from the bishop , but he did n't hear another squeak from the turbulent priests either . 

The reply from the committee was that the local government board had sanctioned the development , a statement which seems to have silenced the opposition . 

` I could n't care less , " was the reply of Philip , a 16-year-old sprinter from Birchfield , when asked whether he was displeased with his parents ' lack of zeal . 

I shall always be grateful to him for not giving me the usual reply of an adult to a curious child 's questions , ` You 're too young to understand . ` 

The replies of officials form an interesting counterpoint to the points of view of residents and to my own interpretations . 

The reply of one surgeon when asked whether the operation had taken place was ` I think not " . 

Friends of the Earth have commissioned a report into the safety of Oakley Wood , but say they 've had no reply on this from the council . 

The gnomic reply to Blanche 's question led to an outburst of laughter and the knot of men broke up and drifted back to work . 

In a recent reply to a letter , Dr Ford advises using cheap glass such as ex-shop window glass to build tanks . 

As the numbers of records increase , the problem of waiting for a reply to a query until the whole of a serial file has been searched increases in proportion , and eventually this delay becomes unacceptable . 

Q. In a previous reply to a question on Red-bellied Piranhas , you say that in a 4′ tank this species should reach its maximum length of 12″ . 

No , I am dealing with the Foreign Secretary , who gave me a circumlocutory reply to a question that I did not ask him . 

He made no reply to her challenge , but his eyes were alight with devilish laughter as he unhitched her horse . 

This empowered him to send bailiffs ( county court employees ) to the house of the man who owed him money and had made no reply to his allegations . 

Mr Perot has never yet chosen to give a straight reply to that point . 

Think of the likely replies to your question ; think of the vocabulary you will meet . 

Jim Cameron , commander of Vigilant , called on the yacht to stop but received the reply that her gears were jammed so that they were unable to comply . 

Complaints about government appointments or policies could only be met by Law with the barren reply that the party could not expect total control and that in coalition such things must happen -- which is just what the critics were saying too . 

I heard the clink of coins , smiled and tiptoed round the bed . 

Her mother and brother had departed to the kitchen from where Wexford could hear their muted whisperings and the funereally careful clink of cups . 

It was still early and the bar seemed strange without voices and laughter and the clink of ice in tall glasses . 

The sound of voices and the clink of glasses was like music to her ears , the shop , her shop was actually open for business . 

I enjoy the clink of our heels on linoleum , the perplexity of lifts and maps . 

She heard him come quietly up the stairs ; she heard the clink of vase and saucer . 

She walked into the bathroom and Rachaela heard the clink of the pot of cold cream . 

She heard the clink of the dishes being taken away , then , from the corner of her eye , glimpsed movement as Nathan leaned forward . 

Christopher did n't reply , sensibly enough , thought Alan , and he listened to the clink of china and cutlery as the two women cleared the coffee cups and last few lunch things . 

From inside there came the clink of crockery and Mrs Binkworthy 's high-pitched voice feigning joviality . 

A squeak of “ Oh , I do n't really think we … ” was drowned out by Fagg saying “ Hooray ! ” and a clink of glasses . 

She was so wrapped up in the portrait that she heard nothing until the clink of glass told her she was not alone , and as she spun round she found Alain turning from pouring himself a drink . 

She heard the clink of glasses being placed on the wall , heard the rustle of clothing as he removed his jacket and placed it warmly round her shoulders . 

She likes to wear bright colours too and would love to see emerald green , cobalt blue and purple tights on the shelf in extra large sizes . " 

She added something for the panel to remember her by -- sheer seamed black tights with black and grey checked flat shoes and , on the lapel of her jacket , a blue glass antique brooch . 

Unfortunately , anyone phoning who wants to buy shiny tights with the word ` climb " on them must be referred to The Samaritans . 

Beside him stood a devil in red tights with horns and a forked tail . 

She allowed him to slip off her tights and the soft lace briefs beneath . 

She went into the tiny bedroom , stripped off her tights and slipped into a loose T-shirt and boxer shorts . 

You also leave these people to a rail of hideous nylon tights , with pictures of lions and words like ` climb " in block capitals transferred inexpertly on to the fabric . 

They are particularly unpopular with women workers tending to snag their tights during handling and sometimes such incidents affect the acceptability of a produce more than any performance attributes . 

Wear support tights ( these also offer support to the abdomen ) and put them on before getting out of bed ( keep your pants and tights under your pillow ) . 

In New York they were called an hour before the show opened , and once they had done their face make-up , they only had to put on tights rather than spend a long time carefully using wet white , which gave them longer to gossip . 

Cassidy , I thought , was rather more interesting in his nightmarish salamander-prince incarnation , where he writhed around the stage in scaly green tights . 

Patrick walked to her and pulled her red wool dress over her head , exposing her tiny naked breasts that had never really needed a brassiere , and her lower body , encased in black tights . 

It contains two enormous hand-knitted cardigans big enough for an orang-utan , and a pair of woollen tights that Pavarotti could have worn . 

A tip for oxygenating plants -- slip a pair of old tights round the basket to help keep soil and stones in place . 

A Christmas stocking -- no , a pair of red tights , actually -- filled up to here with pound notes that we 'd won on a strawberry roan named Cordelia . 

Dulcie Howes was not allowed to take the curtain up until a ludicrous compromise was reached by removing the stockings and suspenders , revealing the pink tights that were worn beneath them . 

But hosiery companies are fighting back this Christmas with some flamboyant stockings and tights designed to liven up the festive party season . 

Suddenly , she was hosting Wogan , dripping diamanté jewellery , wearing shiny tights , high heels and rustling short taffeta skirts . 

She was wearing blue tights and sandals and had hitched her dress well up in order to swing her legs . 

She was wearing black tights and David snatched a glance at where her calves stretched the material so tight that the white flesh showed through . 

Maggie sails back and forth behind the counter , wearing a mini-dress , black tights , black pumps . 

We always had trouble like that It was horrible You 'd go into the changing rooms after someone had tried on some rubber tights and there 'd be cum all over them . 

As the fashion matured , they had short mini-skirts beneath three-quarter length two-tone jackets and fishnet tights . 

You can also make up a book of spells and write spells on a piece of paper , or even a menu for witches ' stew . 

` But of course -- my wife says that we anthropologists are like a housewife faced with the remains of yesterday 's stew and wondering whether it can possibly be eked out to make another meal . " 

Many guests told the board 's chairman , Sir Thomas Thomson , that the veg had been overboiled , while this reporter encountered a high proportion of fat in his pork stew -- and jolly tasty it was , too . 

Yesterday I fed him the bony scraps from my reindeer stew and he is now mine for ever . 

Dinner is something like a chicken stew with lots of vegetables and potatoes . 

The city not only has its own traditional dolphin stew , but also a dish known as iruka kuroshioboshi , dried dolphin meat cured to the consistency of leather . 

And Celie , I was so tired and sleepy and full of chicken and groundnut stew , my ears ringing with song , that all that Joseph said made perfect sense to me . 

She would not say anything , Mrs Blakey decided as she collected around her the ingredients of a steak and kidney stew for everyone 's supper . 

There was a choice of vegetarian lasagne or lamb stew with baked potatoes , sweet corn and garlic bread . 

Despite its name , this is a meat stew popular in bayou country . 

After that there was a good meal of mutton stew and Aunt Sarah 's feather-light dumplings ( none of which anyone could eat ) and they went to bed early . 

Specialities include mussel and onion stew and chicken de vaux . 

After a meal of meat and potato stew of which Willie only managed a few mouthfuls , Mr Fletcher returned accompanied by his two teenage sons . 

Molly insisted again , ` there 's enough venison around that hole to make a good stew . " 

There was piping hot bread and honey with the welcoming tea and , at night , a huge tagine ( casserole ) dish containing a delicious stew . 

There was meal to make porridge with in the Antarctic , and sugar and powdered milk , and biscuits and powdered soup , and tinned stew . 

When we were all sat down and Mrs F was serving out the stew , I ignored Vern and decided to take the situation into my own hands . 

She had prepared a large stew , or thick soup , her speciality , brought to perfection in years of communal living . 

Lunch is served in the dining-room : a strictly vegetarian Irish stew : the goddess disapproves of meat and alcohol . 

Bernard was a pork and beans man , with a weakness for the occasional Irish stew , on the greasy side . 

If you buy a food labelled ` wholemeal bread " , ` beef stew and dumpling " or ` fish fingers " you 've a pretty good idea what 's inside . 

In the store cupboard , he found a can of beef stew and dumped it in a saucepan to heat . 

We camp , and to compensate for the fishing Odd-Knut suggests he will cook us another of his specialities , blåbærsuppe , a fish stew . 

On the coast try ` Cacciucco " the fish stew of Livorno , or wild game from the Maremma marshlands . 

Ten minutes to shovel in a plateful of hot stew or fish and chips , and then out again into the back streets and down to the Iron Green . 

Both Athelstan and Cranston gripped the warm bowls and sipped at the rich stew which scalded their mouths and lips but put some warmth into their frozen bellies . 

A mess tin of McConachie 's meat and vegetable stew cooked over a petrol fire was a staple for a bunch of hungry men . 

What had started out as a summer salad had been reduced by heat and humidity to a sort of vegetable stew . 

They ate the hors d'oeuvres of eggs and mushrooms , then a vegetable stew of beans and aubergines , onions and tomatoes with a green salad . 

They would be cooked into a greasy stew with vegetables and served up looking exactly as they did when they were raw : pale and nauseatingly realistic , with the toes and claws intact . 

Coffin found it hard to tuck into Mrs Lorimer 's cold beef and salad after having eaten Lily Bates 's stew . 

It is time for the visitors to see Bob 's pink bed , the kitchen where Bob 's chef Gilly would simmer stew , and the walls smothered in yellowing press cuttings , including several from NME . 

She said that there was a great deal of strain on all concerned , the children , the families and the social workers , wherever there were child abuse allegations . 

Brady 's own barrister described the assault allegations as scant and the Judge awarded no damages for personal injury . 

The mayor , Pietro Giubilo , had to quit in the face of corruption allegations involving companies linked to Communion and Liberation . 

She said that espionage allegations against her by Spanish UN personnel were ` rubbish " . 

Union leaders denied government allegations that the general strike had been time to coincide with Herrera 's rebellion . 

Scurrilous newspaper allegations over the years have hinted at blackmail , involving an unsavoury incident in the Walborough shower , forged Sheffield Wednesday rosettes and a second-hand Ford Popular Reg sold to Ken Mentle in 1954 . 

SCOTLAND Yard is probing ballot rigging allegations in the seamen 's union -- revealed in the Daily Mirror last year . 

The Botswana government says that it will investigate the torture allegations . 

A file of evidence containing allegations of indecency against the Bishop of Gloucester has been forwarded to the Crown Prosecution Service . 

In 1967 , following allegations of ill-treatment of patients , an official inquiry was instituted into the conduct of certain members of the staff at Ely Hospital , Cardiff . 

Carlos Melancia resigned as Governor of Macao in September 1990 following allegations of corruption . 

They 're investigating allegations of interference with witnesses and tampering with evidence in a forthcoming trial . 

Its chairman and company secretary are being questioned by police investigating allegations of fraud . 

Meanwhile , there were mounting allegations that some of the money paid to him had found its way into the Miyazawa faction 's own campaign funds . 

The Office of Fair Trading is probing allegations that the companies are charging rip-off prices for their products , TODAY has learned . 

The mother feels her older children must be exonerated from the allegations of abusing their younger siblings and calls for written apologies from all those involved in the affair . 

They later intervened on his behalf when he was investigated for criminal fraud , thereby opening themselves to allegations of having accepted bribes . 

Allegations of stamping apart , the recent trend towards the use of longer studs has made nasty gashes through ` sprigging " far more commonplace . 

She became known to the police because of a series of rows over the siting of the stall and allegations over handling stolen goods . 

According to Mr Gerald Kaufman Lord Bridge was able to complete his inquiry in five days , after which he was able to report that allegations of improperly authorized interceptions were without foundation . 

Whatever the strength of Danny Gardiners allegations about drug dealing in jail , it 's clear that staff at Gloucester prison are happy that there 's no major drug problem behind the prison walls . 

When interviewed by complaints department officers he made similar allegations about fabrication of admissions . 

Since leaving Berlin Blake had had one or two scares when various West Germans had been arrested for spying and made allegations about him . 

Western allegations about Iran 's nuclear ambitions had been mounting . 

The allegation about a metal object being contained in one of the bags is new to me . 

Mr Fernie , I gather you 've been making certain allegations about your neighbour , Mr Connon . " 

Four years ago Count Nikolai Tolstoy was successfully sued by Lord Aldington over allegations about the repatriation of Cossacks and Slavs after the Second World War . 

The Professional Association of Teachers has produced details of a particularly disturbing case in which a teacher in the independent sector was summarily dismissed very rapidly after making serious allegations against a colleague . 

Richards counterattacked with allegations against Maddox of ethical and financial impropriety . 

Gouzenko 's involvement in the allegations against Sir Roger Hollis was the result of statements he made during the lengthy debriefing following his defection when he claimed there were two Russian spies both with the codename Elli . 

` The revelation that Libya was involved does not necessarily mean that previous allegations against Syria and Iran are false , " said Anat Kurz , of the Jaffee Centre for Strategic Studies in Tel Aviv . 

WEST Indies skipper Richie Richardson today dismissed allegations by Australian fast bowler Craig McDermott that he runs a side of ` sledgers . " 

Sofia 's International Peace Foundation , named after Mr Zhivkov 's late daughter , is being investigated following allegations by a central committee member that it was used to send convertible currency abroad for the family 's use . 

The Rev Geoffrey Peters , of Manningham , Bradford -- a keen cricket fan -- said a silent prayer for an end to the rumpus over allegations by England batsman Allan Lamb that Pakistani fast bowlers cheated . 

CONSERVATIVE candidate Paul Rayner has denied an allegation by Mehdi Husaini , chairman of the Cleveland Racial Equality Council , that he was bigoted because he supports the abolition of the Commission for Racial Equality . 

On April 9 , relief agencies undertook the first stage of an operation to assist Kurdish refugees inside Turkey , amidst allegations by Turkish officials that the Turkish Red Crescent had borne the brunt of the relief effort . 

These and similar allegations by the Southern African Human Rights Foundation were categorically denied by the government . 

Allegations by USC officials on April 2 and 3 that the Kenyan government was supplying arms to supporters of former President Mohammed Siyad Barre in southern Somalia were rejected by Kenyan Foreign Minister Wilson Ndolo Ayah . 

It has also been argued that a lifting of the exemption could induce spiteful and malicious allegations by wives , particularly where divorce proceedings were involved . 

Mrs Mandela 's statement read by Mr Ayob said the allegations concerning Dr Asvat were a ` rehash " of evidence given at her Supreme Court trial which had been rejected by the court . 

A year earlier , on Feb. 28 , 1989 , the international human rights organization Amnesty International had made allegations concerning the imprisonment and torture of children in Iraqi prisons . 

The investigation will begin when details are received from Valenciennes over the allegation from defender Jacques Glassmann that he had been offered a bribe from a Marseille official to take it easy . 

By late March the focus of the campaign was New York , where Clinton suffered further personal attacks from Brown and was also forced to endure numerous allegations from the press concerning his record as Governor of Arkansas . 

Fisons has denied allegations from the US Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ) against three of its most important medical products . 

Sinowatz had brought libel charges against the journalist concerned ( who was cleared ) , and denied the allegation in court . 

` Recently there has been a spate of allegations in the media about the business affairs of both me and my family , which shows no sign of abating . 

Hitherto this has led to some allegations in the Press about Whitehall obscurantism but little interest or pressure in Parliament itself . 

There were further allegations in September that government troops were killing Kurdish civilians and reporting these deaths as those of " terrorists " killed in combat . 

Allegations of steroid abuse were made and publication of the post-mortem results have been delayed . 

In the early 1970s more and more allegations of cohabitation were being investigated , and more women were being deprived of benefit on these grounds . 

Despite the new decree the primaries were bedeviled with allegations of corruption . 

Earlier the paper had published allegations of Yeltsin 's involvement with the Italian Mafia . 

Many Nigerians seem to regard such allegations with amusement , dismissing them as part of the party political game which should not be taken too seriously . 

There were persistent allegations on UNITA 's radio service in the early part of June of attacks on UNITA officials and supporters . 

Cllr Brooks was unavailable for comment but Elizabeth Leitch , Monklands housing convener , said it was regrettable that Cllr Murphy had seen fit to make allegations to the press instead of to the appropriate authorities . 

The girl who was being tutored out of school , and was , it must be remembered , a very disturbed child , had made a number of allegations to her teacher . 

Kaneko had resigned as governor of Niigata prefecture on Sept. 1 , amidst allegations that he , too , had accepted illegal payments from Tokyo Sagawa Kyubin . 

He declined to comment on the allegation that he had decided to leave in order to deflect a Justice Department inquiry into his finances . 

` As to the allegations that Mr Clough would be met in a motorway cafe with a bag of money , they are untrue . " 

BA has dismissed allegations that the plane was used to land SAS men behind enemy lines . 

THREE weeks ago , I suggested National Westminster Bank should hurry up in naming a successor to chief executive Tom Frost , whose credibility has been damaged by allegations relating to the Blue Arrow affair . 

According to Sir Julius , the investigation would concentrate particularly on allegations relating to a discretionary fund used by former Prime Minister Rabbie Namaliu and his Finance Minister , Paul Pora . 

On the facts of the case the rules of natural justice had been broken because the constable had had no opportunity to comment upon the allegations made against him . 

Education social workers have called on the government to prevent independent schools from suppressing child abuse allegations . 

But Labour councillors rebutted the Conservative group 's allegation by accusing them of not wanting to face the truth . 

But she did not reply directly to Labour 's allegations that the Government had provided aid to others who were supporting the Pol Pot forces . 

The pupils who do complain usually retract their allegations long before they get to the state where the teacher might be held to account . 

His allegations were hotly rebutted by Keith Warburton , the sales and marketing consultant who got the scheme off the ground . 

His false allegations about the promiscuous behaviour of his former Minister for Foreign Affairs , Princess Elizabeth of Toro , won that worthy woman large damages from British newspapers which published them . 

The court was also told that Gwynedd Social Services department left the boy with the family , despite his allegations of mistreatment . 

Sarbutts repeated his allegations against the police at Turner 's appeal hearing . 

The authority was not accepting Mr Guest 's allegation of a blatant and malicious fabrication by the officers but there had been insufficient material to obtain the warrant . 

` My superiors would have dismissed Graham 's allegations about my past as the ramblings of a broken man . 

Next week the paper ran a piece misquoting and ridiculing Small 's allegations against foxes . 

His allegations against Mr Reid were later backed up by the villa 's then deputy charge nurse , Karen Spinner . 

In a separate conclusion , the advocate general , Karl Otto Lenz , decided that the Commission had not proved its allegations in respect of complaints of unsafe levels of lead in Scottish water . 

Can you imagine the damage she could do if she repeated her allegations around the town ? " 

The SBE 's director of enterprise development and training , Bernard Rutherford , refuted Mr Orde 's allegations that larger Borders businesses were getting an unfair share of assistance . 

Far from moderating his condemnation of Mansell 's start-line performance in Estoril the previous week , the world champion stuck to his allegation that Mansell had deliberately tried to push him off the track . 

And the same general pattern applied , in a much weaker form , to allegations about ITV . 

The bishop 's spokesman Canon Andy Radford said : ` It must be emphasised that no charges have been brought against the bishop and the allegations about him are unsubstantiated . 

All the allegations about his membership of the Communist Party were paraded and much was made of his role in London in leading a little group known as ` The Circle " . 

The momentum of the Tyminski campaign faltered amid further allegations about his credentials and and background . 

The new allegations against her are being made by a woman who was convicted on the same charges and is out on bail with her . 

A file on the alleged offences was compiled by the Suffolk force 's internal discipline department and sent to a special section of the CPS in London which deals with allegations against English police officers . 

The arrests occur amid allegations by Pakistan 's leading suspected drugs trafficker , Haji Iqbal Baig , against a number of government ministers . 

It alleges ` untrue and defamatory " allegations by Mr Branson and Virgin . 

Meanwhile , RADIO 5 have hit back at allegations in The Sunday Times that the station is to close . 

A spokesman for Upjohn said that the writs were the result of allegations that the company was lying and had deliberately withheld information about Halcion from the authorities . 

Yasmin Gibson , 31 , an actress , was freed on police bail yesterday after being questioned about allegations that she abandoned Gemma to go on holiday to Spain . 

The Post-Modernist sensibility says there is to be a resurgence of art rooted to particular locales , a new regionalism .

Alpert has won a dozen Emmys for three decades of documentaries in foreign locales and the mean streets of urban America .

The Wardak police chief , Gen. Abdul Qayuum Baqizoi , said the American strike was aimed at a clandestine meeting of insurgent figures in the village Jaw-e-Mekh Zareen , which is considered a perilous locale .

Meanwhile , the furor over a Florida evangelical church 's Koran burning last month again sent demonstrators surging into the streets in several locales , although the protests appeared to be tapering off in size and ferocity .

The four harbingers of East European apocalypse -- the collapse of the Soviet Union as a trading partner , dear oil , government paralysis and civil disorder -- visited last year and may have already done their worst . 

Although over 500 settlers occupied the Grande Ronde valley , the Wallowa remained free from invasion until surveyors , those harbingers of doom among the Indians , arrived in 1866 . 

Fitch 's arrival -- and that of next-door neighbours DEGW -- is perhaps just a harbinger of what 's to come . 

The sombre occasion was made even more macabre by one of the Tower ravens , those mythical harbingers of death , which had ventured from its customary territory around Tower Green . 

Tranquillity however , they knew to be the harbinger of attack . 

Goldwater , in any case , fought an inept campaign and was ruthlessly outmanoeuvred , but , in retrospect , his candidacy was a harbinger of the future . 

The war in the east was the catalyst and harbinger of the anti-Jewish policy . 

Moments of structural crisis in a nation state are harbingers of revolution and inevitably give rise to the necessary social and political climate for the production of revolutionary literature . 

The lurking menace of those few sinister lines hung over her like a sentence of doom , an ominous harbinger of death and destruction . 

Witch Hazels are the harbingers of spring , their narrow strap shaped petals bursting from globular buds in February and March long before the leaves have begun to stir . 

Both were sited in the grounds of a hospital with a radiology department so each had open and immediate access to radiographic examination .

He was given a scan at the hospital 's radiology department and once his treatment was finished he asked to go to the toilet .

I wrote a draft policy and sent it to the radiology department for discussion at their departmental meeting .

The X-ray Tomoscan has been authoritatively described as the greatest advance in radiology since its inception .

In the case of South Ayrshire , there has been support from a majority of consultants in general surgery , orthopaedics and radiology .

It is suitable for those beginning training in Radiology or with limited initial experience .

Although included in the fundholding scheme , referrals to radiology , pathology , physiotherapy , speech therapy , and occupational therapy were also excluded from this analysis , which focused on referrals to consultants ' outpatient clinics .

Referrals from general practice made up 40% of the workload of the district 's radiology service .

This requirement should be specified in the tender document for the purchase of radiology services .

Yvonne is a GP , Irene a World Bank nutritionist , John a radiology professor .

Local general practitioners and the hospital medical staff of the district had agreed to the establishment of a radiology referral review committee for the period of the study .

Several practices were offered cheaper contracts by private hospitals for pathology and radiology services , but none of the study practices took this up .

The committee was set up to endorse the introduction of the college 's guidelines as district policy and to oversee the collection , analysis , and monitoring of referral data from the district 's radiology departments .

She tiptoed past them to the chest of drawers , took out a pair of shorts and a sweatshirt and slipped back downstairs to the kitchen . 

He walked rapidly towards the town centre in his shabby patched jeans , his scruffy Canals sweatshirt and his down-atheel shoes , not really thinking about school , or whether someone Important might see him . 

We 're giving away 15 great cotton sweatshirts from Joe Bloggs in various autumnal colours -- one size fits all . 

He was n't the least bit fashionable , but he certainly had style , the way he shuffled around in sneakers and sweatshirts , hair pointing in all directions , corduroy trousers rumpled and baggy . 

They have given each guest a limited-edition Disney sweatshirt and insisted that they wear it to gain entry to the gala performance . 

He had been wearing a blue sweatshirt over his T-shirt , which he had taken off after the pub fight broke out . 

Joanna , who has brown shoulder-length hair , was last seen wearing a turquoise and blue anorak over a green sweatshirt with a Harpers logo . 

A soft and fleecy sweatshirt with ribbing at neck , cuffs and hem. 65% cotton/35% polyester fleece , machine washable . 

Mike Junior was standing beside her in a Giants sweatshirt , a football tucked under his arm . 

The hooded sweatshirt and the parka , even the hooray Huskie have been re-interpreted in brilliant silks , satins and cashmeres . 

She wore jeans and a sweatshirt , her freckled face shone with good health , her hair was a curly mop , and she looked no different from the tomboy teenager she had once been . 

Creed dumped his half-smoked cigarette into the toilet bowl and took off his sweatshirt . 

This tells us jauntily about smart green sweatshirts now on sale at Darlington tourist information office . 

When last seen he was wearing blue jeans , a cream sweatshirt , blue padded jacket and black shoes . 

The owner of a Chinese restaurant visited by the group supported this version of events . 

Jim is now the lucky owner of his third gold spray valve and now has three years ' supply of vegetarian burger bites . 

The owner of a patent does not have the unfettered right to make an invention available only on onerous terms . 

In fact , only just recovered from the ringworm , Nijinsky went to Doncaster chiefly to please his owner Charles Englehard who , not surprisingly , coveted the rare sporting distinction of a British Triple Crown . 

The hotel 's owners are furious that they were n't told it may be listed . 

Today two brothers and the engine 's owner are hoping to convince the man from the Ministry of Transport that they 're confident to drive on public roads . 

Despite this agreement we know little about the identity of Glasgow 's property owners , the scale on which they operated , or their social and economic status . 

The British Robot Association also analysed exactly how the UK 's robot owners use their machines . 

The car owner who leaves his car with a garage for repairs to be carried out does not consent to the garage having possession in its capacity as a mercantile agent ( i.e. as a dealer ) . 

For cat owners this is the most familiar sound to emanate from their feline friends . 

An art gallery owner has lost ten years of research in a fire . 

They wire up a neighbourhood , and each television owner pays an initial fee of about US$20 and a monthly subscription of about US$2.50 . 

Computer owners in Japan do not favour the trend in the West of designing general-purpose software packages . 

A 24-year-old boutique owner in Capri alleges her daughter named Alessandra was born after a fling with the Argentine and former Naples star -- banned for taking cocaine . 

A retail milk business is run by the owners of the post office and general store which also delivers newspapers and magazines . 

` I am the owner of a cooking school -- through the generosity of the Grand Duke Igor , " he added as a throwaway , pleased at the look of fury on Naseby 's face . 

The owner of a private beach in southwestern England is suing the local water company for causing the contamination of his land . 

From the owners of vintage cars to drivers who 've invested thousands of pounds in buying and maintaining former racing cars . 

THOMSON Regional Newspapers is selling six of its stable of 40 free newspapers back to their former owner Keith Barwell . 

Home ownership Government help has been directed to home owners at the expense of others . 

Second home owners often provide the easiest of targets for those who deplore the creeping urbanization of the countryside . 

Home owners will be notified which bracket they are in on December 2 . 

Bereaved pet owners no longer have to go to a cemetery to give their cat or dog a loving send off . 

They say pet owners should recognise their responsibilities and stop abandoning their pets . 

After his ordination in 1953 , he spent three years as assistant priest at the Immaculate Conception Church , Glasgow . 

After his priestly ordination in 1965 he was given pastoral appointments in the Diocese of Westminster , including seven years with the Catholic Missionary Society which took him all over England and Wales conducting Parish Missions . 

He followed the familiar path of aristocratic younger sons to ordination in the Church of England and in 1840 was appointed to a family living at Evercreech in Somerset . 

I can say this with sympathy and love even though I am , as many know , entirely supportive of the ordination of women . 

If so , we hope this booklet will explain why the issue of the ordination of women to the priesthood is both important and urgent . 

On May 17 , 1990 , the general synod of the Church of Ireland voted in favour of the ordination of women as priests and bishops . 

Ramsey was unusual in that to him the priest 's ordination meant much more than the deacon 's ordination . 

A BBC survey showed more than two-thirds of churchgoers back women 's ordination . 

Long before his ordination Frere had been persuaded that the human heart was held in common and , therefore , a word truly spoken either way could touch and move it . 

He used to say that his ordination to the priesthood , in Farnworth parish church on 22 September 1929 , with Raven preaching , mattered to him much the more . 

In September 1929 , before the ordination at Farnworth , he went into retreat at Bishop Tommy Strong 's Cuddesdon Palace with its fifteen spare bedrooms . 

However , soon after graduating at Oxford , Hunt had achieved a long-held aspiration upon his ordination at Winchester in 1878 . 

There are more than 1,000 women deacons in the Church of England , awaiting a vote on women 's ordination by the General Synod . 

THE special mass marking the golden jubilee of Bishop Joseph Gray 's ordination to the priesthood will be held in Birkenhead next Friday , not yesterday , as indicated in yesterday 's Daily Post . 

The ceremonies for the ordination of priests or the consecration of altars took seven days . 

The ordination of women would certainly alleviate shortages of staff . 

He had previously appointed me as an examining chaplain , as most of the duties involved were in connection with the ordination of European clergy . 

That episcopal ordination made one a member of the episcopal college was accepted in principle by the second session . 

He says there is flu in the community at this time of year so expect children to have flu symptoms .

BEDS are being cleared in several London hospitals because of the large increase in flu patients in the capital over the past few days .

All the senior police officers were down with flu -- so the Chief Constable asked for his aid .

These symptoms are very similar to those associated with the common cold or flu .

She had bunked off work all this week , Joanie had rung in and said she had ` flu " , and every day had been spent like this .

One time Grandma was coming to stay but did n't in the end because she had flu .

And he found himself in the starting line-up when top scorer Chris Kiwomya went down with flu .

It was a raw , damp and cold Cornwall winter and , not long into the shooting , Peckinpah contracted ` flu which developed into pneumonia .

` Harry only had flu but George is likely to be off for weeks ; I 'll have to get someone else on the rota .

Lissa drew her robe around herself in a protective gesture , her mind frozen over like a bleak winter landscape . 

I 'd also bet that none of the girls in the class is one whit more likely to become a lesbian , or to have the pure white robe of her maidenhood smirched in any way . 

The torches blazed upon tall tasselled banners , and lit robes of white and scarlet and gold , borne by men with innocent faces . 

We came on to the dirt road and a woman in a fluttering robe of pale pink organza walked towards us . 

Both spearmen and archers are garbed in robes of pure white , often with a border design which proclaims the wearer 's home city or land . 

Likewise Jacob , his father , had given him a long robe with sleeves , for he ` loved Joseph more than any other of his children " ( Gen. 37:3 ) . 

Dry-mouthed , she smoothed down the shimmering folds of her robe with fingers that shook slightly . 

Willing hands helped us rescue as many of them as we could , and we got our robes out to take home and wash . 

He walked all the way to the Cathedral brooding about that inside his new scarlet robe , with the blue mantle and golden links of the Order of the Sword on the shoulders of Nicholas before him . 

Bishop felt the slight weight of a simularity crystal in the pocket of his robe and allowed himself an inward smile . 

The friar sighed and rose , dusting the wet ice from his robe . 

She showered and slid into her cotton robe and sat at her dressing-table to dry her hair . 

A spear point cut through her fur robes , pierced her skin , then drew back . 

The skirt of her lavender robe flew trickwise round her legs , fielding her first step before she could quite make it . 

Lee watched the policeman 's back as he walked away from her and saw Rokeya , her crimson lipstick smeared down over her chin , her navy robe ruffled and gold-trimmed , her eyes watering involuntarily . 

She slid her arms into her silk robe and tied it loosely at the waist . 

This is commonly fostered by the wearing of choir robes , competitions , chorister or musician training schemes , and a variety of out-of-church activities . 

Slipping on a light cotton robe , she padded across the thick bedroom carpet , through the large living-room and into the kitchen . 

Lucy stood in the bathroom doorway , wrapped in an oversized courtesy robe . 

Wolsey swept across the room , his purple silk robes billowing round him . 

She smoothed her skin with oil and chose a short , ice-green robe in which to welcome him . 

Hard to picture happy mystical Tibetans dancing mysteriously in their bright robes in a place where two inches of bare skin turns black with the little schmucks in seconds . 

Lord Voronov-Vaux followed bare-footed , adjusting a black robe on which dragons of seemingly purple hue writhed at the edge of visibility . 

Or it was just some seventeenth-century Dutch hippie paid to sit still for a few weeks in a dark robe in a cold studio . 

Rincewind caught the thrust by sheer luck , jerked his hand away in shock , deflected the second stroke by coincidence , and took the third one through his robe at heart-height . 

She showered , struggling not to weep , and slipped on her emerald robe before returning to the lounge . 

The range includes three different beach bags , towels and a hooded robe , as shown , from £29 

A decrepit old man , supported by a young boy in a huge coolie hat , was tapping his way down the alley , patterned robes trailing in the rainwater . 

Attendants in stiff , white robes swooped forward as soon as he entered ( indicating tips would have to be paid ) , offering to show him to the changing rooms . 

She was in a Chinese silk robe and had her hair gathered under a mob-cap . 

Some of the women are in robes of blue , others are in brown , dyed skins . 

The bus landed him there at seven o'clock on a hazy morning and by lunchtime he 'd found a cheap hotel which was full of Africans in multi-coloured robes which seemed foreign enough . 

This ungainly fellow , dressed in dishevelled robes and dancing with a curiously lopsided but fetching clumsiness , somehow managed to touch thousands . 

Although members of the community dressed alike , the women in black robes , they were not bound to celibacy . 

Then Olivia and her brother , dressed in their priestly robes , pour libations into the holy well . 

She was dressed in a long white robe of finely pleated linen , which was belted loosely at the waist . 

He was dressed in a long blue robe which reached down to snow-flecked boots . 

She dragged her eyes away from D'Arcy , pulling her robe closed . 

Resigned to the fact that she was n't going to get back to sleep , she pulled on her robe and went downstairs . 

With a frustrated sigh , she towelled herself dry and pulled on her robe over her underwear . 

He put on exquisite robes that had come as a gift from distant India , and took of vial of scented water , then mounted upon his noble steed . 

I see also the ideas of the desert poet who wrote : ` In the noonday when the sands dance and the hillocks put on their robes of the mirage . " 

In the chapel at the Beguinage , you can listen to the nuns chanting their prayers wearing the white headresses and black robes of the original beguines . 

He wore a white robe and hat like mine , a little odd as they were of Nigerian design . 

He wore dusty black robes , a black square hat and a white beard . 

Mrs Quigley was wearing a loose white robe with a hat and a veil rather like a bee-keeper 's . 

In answer she shrugged the thin silk robe from her shoulders , then drew his head down into the cushion of her breasts , curling her legs about him . 

He tugged at his sparse white beard , then drew his dark fur robe tighter around his bent shoulders . 

The Adjudicator had discarded his heavy black robes and ridiculous collar , and was slumped in his padded control seat wearing just boxer shorts , socks and electrostatic sock-suspenders . 

He had watched her cast aside her thin robe , and he had smiled with such infinite love and such intimacy , that pain had twisted through her from breast to womb . 

And if you want him back , " she added with a final hoot , and a swish of her sluttish robe , ` you have till the next full moon , and no longer ! " 

It was a soft rosy pink ; looking at it she thought of Barney 's robe of saffron yellow and how he had admired its effect on her . 

The steps announced by Bush include denying 31 businesses owned by the Sudanese government access to the U. S. financial system .

Last July in Baghdad , for instance , I met an arms dealer who boasted of having access to several underground warehouses full of war materiel that the Americans have never known about .

The military 's claims about the offensive cannot be verified because the government restricts journalists ' access to the conflict zone .

It also said the Red Cross was concerned that the tactics were still being used and asked for full access to the facility and all detainees held there .

Access to the protest sites has largely been denied to foreign journalists .

The city controls access to the coastal highway west to oil refineries and terminals , and on to western Libya .

After the attack Thursday , U. S. military officials tightened security inside the zone , sending workers home and blocking access to the restaurant and bazaar sites .

People in town want access to public lands , " said Thompson , shaking his head .

In a confidential letter to the prime minister , the Red Cross requested immediate access to the jail and added that there could be three more connected to it where detainees also are being mistreated .

Odierno noted that Monday 's bombings featured a new tactic , in which gunmen helped the bombers gain access to two of the hotels by firing on guards at the gate .

" It 's a very important contribution that we are able to make , to provide that normal access to the Western world that they want so badly .

Access to the Internet was severed for a second day throughout much of the nation .

The regime has cut most Internet access , telephone lines , cellphone service and other communication to the outside world .

To keep out hordes of young Libyans starved for Internet access , volunteer guards in red berets limit access to " accredited journalists " â€� anyone who manages to get hold of an official rebel press badge .

Workers moved concrete barriers in place to block access to a narrow street leading to the courthouse entrance .

" They were trying to cut off access to the highway , " Brown said .

Because the Libyan regime has severely restricted access to the Internet , the smugglers use Egypt to post videos on Libyan-centered Facebook pages and to television websites , particularly that of Qatar-based Al Jazeera .

" We 've documented a lot of torture cases , " said Sultan , whose committee is pushing for wider access to Iraqi-run prisons across the nation .

Access to ticketing and baggage claim areas typically does n't require passing through a checkpoint or showing identification .

More comprehensible too are his Seventies revolt ( fatal to his Whitehall career ) against the trendy refurbishment of the Civil Service and his scorn for Official Culture and for further dilution of the Anglicanism he cherishes . 

Ireland has plenty of scorn for its leaders , but where is the love ? 

Nor was he apparently aware of Lenin 's scorn for those who spoke of common culture , let alone psychology and community . 

Yet a scorn for materialism , the measurement of wealth , is fundamental to Buddhism which is rooted in the national psychology . 

It is , however , worth noting some symptomatic cracks in the uniformity of their scorn for the products of the Culture Industry . 

Roy 's scorn for this ` bully disease " had belittled the efforts of brave men like her husband . 

In October 1986 three journalists launched a daily newspaper in Britain , the Independent , whose very title was meant to signal scorn for allegiance to any political party and freedom from the machinations of a meddling proprietor . 

With his high-minded scorn for all security , he had almost walked into a White House meeting with an explosive device planted in his attache case by someone he had taken on trust . 

Though he professes scorn for the outmoded quaintness of things Victorian , Philip 's conception of life is modelled largely on the Victorian novel and its Edwardian successors . 

Although used to the scorn of pop stars , I was saddened that The Smiths should act in this way ) . 

The only thing that seemed to be stirring most people was their scorn of Chamberlain . 

The right response to Democratic scorn of George Bush 's free-trade line is ` if only he 'd had one " . 

Unsuccessfully hiding her scorn of Victorine 's own style of beauty : frizzy blonde hair and small blue eyes , plucked eyebrows and plump white calves , big feet crammed into white winkle-pickers . 

In American universities they poured scorn on the cult of material prosperity . 

It was this last bit that caused the problem , and critics have poured scorn on the advice ever since . 

How come the Europeans accept musicians who 've been around for a while , but we British just pour scorn on them as has-beens ? 

Plato and other anti-democratic writers pour scorn on the practice of pay for public service -- how much better that of other cities and of the Good Old Days , when gentlemen gave of their time freely ! 

And to think she had always poured scorn on her older sisters when they had put on such fluttering airs in front of a man . 

He poured scorn on the Conservatives ' pre-election assurances on their low-tax policy , describing the Government as ` political cheats who have got into power by sheer dishonesty and by defrauding the electorate " . 

Our attempts to talk him out of this merely provoked his scorn . 

Blasendorf paused , then , in the face of Dornberg 's overwhelming scorn , sheepishly admitted he was an idiot . 

Poor things , with their cocktails , Ianthe thought , remembering her uncle 's scorn , some of their faces under the elegant hats and above the fur coats were kindly , even noble . 

She dropped her eyes to the mug , unable to face his withering scorn . 

Giles was a pleasant companion , but even so the thought of Robert 's scorn lingered at the back of her mind . 

Even the medium of an academic thesis ( 1978 ) has been used by John Crompton , her colleague at Newcastle University , to express his scorn rather than offer a cool evaluation . 

But more interestingly for our purposes , they poured scorn upon the primitive church , seeing the dramatic and mythological story of redemption as crude , unsatisfactory , and even immoral ! 

The scorn in Sarah 's voice made Emily aware that Sarah had not changed one iota from the heartless little whore she had always been . 

Abuse and scorn were heaped upon it with an intensity of attack that I can not remember experiencing previously in my political career . 

So why did she find it so difficult to ignore the mocking , taunting comments and treat them with the silent scorn they so richly deserved ? 

Grace met Herbert through Major Chaplin Court Treatt , the husband of her sister Stella . 

John , husband of the Wear Valley Council chairman , also recalls that the area round the pub was once known as Brickyard . 

Members will be very sad to hear that John Hewitt , husband of our secretary , Hilda , has died . 

` When I first split from my husband the prince said he was terribly sorry , but I did n't reciprocate , " she said . 

Her triumph in securing Dombey as a husband for Edith is dashed by Edith 's unconcealed contempt and resentment after the marriage , and she dies in confusion of mind and physical incapacity brought on by a stroke . 

Secondly , he decided the case on the basis that the bank was innocent of any knowledge that there might have been undue influence exercised by the husband upon the wife . 

Bluebeard 's wife , about to be killed by her ferocious husband for disobeying his instructions , desperately plays for time as she knows her brothers are on their way to visit her . 

She accused her husband of fucking around and retained me to prove it . 

But only the swiftest of action will save a woman who 's already lost her husband from losing her home as well . 

The death of a husband would almost certainly have resurrected for Jean the complicated feelings associated with her earlier bereavement . 

In 1989 more than 25,000 divorce decrees were made because of the husband 's adultery , 18,000 because of the wife 's . 

` Sometimes husbands have a bad habit of doing things like that , " he chuckled . 

In my view they need good steady husbands as soon as they can be found , and Harry Burrows needs a commission in the army and to be sent somewhere really uncomfortable . 

Is it so likely that that man , however much he may have been struck by your beauty and gaiety , Miss Jonathan , would have at once decided to assassinate your future husband ? " 

Your future husband , that 's up to you know who , but as for everything else The Savoy Group can arrange it . 

` You do n't think , as her future husband , that the matter concerns me ? " 

Belvoir was not her only house , for her late husband the 9th Duke restored Haddon Hall where she took particular pleasure in the rose terraces . 

Mies Hoornik-Bouhuys , a writer and broadcaster , said that her late husband succeeded in tracing Willem , after being told by Jan Hulsker that the prostitute Vincent lived with was his aunt . 

TV celebrity Anne Diamond presents her latest spectacular -- a new image for her husband Mike Hollingsworth . 

The money was handed over by Jackie Hamilton and her mother Evelyn Raw whose late husband Douglas was a patient at the hospice . 

Princess Diana is to join Anne and her new husband at Sandringham for a ` happy families " royal Christmas . 

If in effect , therefore , the wife and new husband wish to hold the property as beneficial joint tenants , they must make the declaration contained in Precedent 35 . 

There is also Midge 's deserting husband who left her , not for another woman , but just left her , and went to keep house for an invalid aunt . 

It was an astonishing thing for a wife to say about her husband to a woman she 'd met for the first time . 

The suggestion is often made that a couple should not be treated as if they were living as husband and wife unless the man is actually giving the woman financial support . 

She told him her husband had left her a few months before for another woman . 

For vinaigrette , mix mustard and sugar , slowly add oil and then vinegar , salt and pepper and as much chopped basil as you like . 

Ingredients are 2 lb. of tomatoes , a small onion , 1 clove of garlic , 1 carrot , a little piece of celery top , half a dozen parsley stalks , a teaspoon of dried basil , a dessertspoon of salt , 2 tablespoons of olive oil , 4 teaspoons of yellow Dijon mustard . 

Pesto ( Italian basil and pine nut sauce ) is delicious tossed over hot pasta , and it makes a useful substitute for fresh basil in a vinaigrette dressing . 

This classic Genovese sauce , made with fresh basil , is served with pasta and soups . 

Halve , stone and peel one small avocado , then finely dice and mix with one tablespoon each of French dressing , chopped fresh basil and finely chopped , seeded tomato . 

Add plenty of freshly milled black pepper and lots of herbs -- chopped fresh parsley , or dried basil , or chopped celery leaves . 

Toss the potatoes in the butter , spoon into a warmed serving dish and garnish with more sprigs of basil . 

The rise and rise of the young conservatives and the ` new Right " are proof positive of that .

But the balance on the court changed and conservatives took over .

The knobs on the right hand side of the cab used for engaging and disengaging the front and rear ptos are pleasant to use , we noted .

If only he could find the switch to throw or the knob to turn that would liberate the real potential of communism .

And finally , the ` Effect 2 '' section contains the effects loop , a knob to control the level of the external effects and a mini-button for ` series '' or ` parallel '' mode .

Unlike a normal congregation they can reach out a hand , twirl a knob and obliterate the message .

Normally , you will have an opportunity to look over the machine and to sit in the cockpit beforehand to think about all the knobs and levers .

Those of you familiar with car radios where you press ` vol '' ` treble '' ` bass '' ` bal '' or ` fade '' and then use a single infinitely rotating knob to set the required levels , will know exactly how to operate the JMP-1 .

The Maggot now ordered me into the right-hand pilot 's seat and told me to keep my thieving hands off his knobs .

I pulled the knob and out came a circular weight covered in purple velvet .

The possibility of breast cancer clusters on Long Island has been in the news and the focus of recent research [ 2 ] . New York state had the 4 thhighest death rate from breast cancer in 1995 - 99 , though it was 17 thin colorectal cancer and 39 thin lung cancer [ 3 ] . While breast cancer rates are higher in the Northeastern US than in other parts of the country , Kulldorff et al .

Mataloni Jr. , Raymond J. `` An Examination of the Low Rates of Return of Foreign - Owned U.S.

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Rural women were also less likely than urban women to have a recent mammogram or clinical breast exam ( CBE ) [ 8 ] . Conversely , a recent qualitative study reported that rural women had higher rates of mammography and CBE than their urban and suburban counterparts [ 9 ] .

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Our observation that incidence rates estimated from both populations were of a similar magnitude supports the feasibility of this approach .

This selection process may contribute to the favorable mortality rates for these smaller units .

For instance , if we want to maintain the genome - wide Type I error rate at the usual 5% level , then the Bonferroni - adjusted gene - specific ( that is , test-specific ) Type I error rate is = 0.05/ N , where N is the total number of genes to be tested .

This is illustrated in Table 7.1 , which shows the average order - fulfillment rate for products with different levels of demand variability , assuming the same level of average demand is held for each SKU .

We hypothesize that other novel , high - scoring candidates with a similar level of third - species - conservation but which lack evidence of expression may in fact be genuine , thus implying up to 7 / 27 ( 26% ) false - negative rate of northern analysis .

Thousands of residents still live in sub - standard conditions , our teen pregnancy rate is the highest in the state , only one - third of residents have high school diplomas , and half of our residents have little hope of participating in community improvements because they do not own their home .

In other words , ignoring the qualitative calls increased the false - positive rate by a factor of 20 .

14Raymond J. Mataloni, Jr. , `` An Examination of the Low Rates of Return of Foreign - Owned

In 19 th - century Britain , this tough love helped keep the divorce rate near zero even amid the stark status inequality of a modern nation .

It drastically reduces breast cancer rates but increases the chance of blood clots and uterine cancer .

In an earlier report by Merrill and Feuer [ 2 ] , based on 1990 - 92 national data , the hysterectomy prevalence correction based on an historical , rather than a cross - sectional , approach increased the age - adjusted rates of corpus uterine rates from 22 .

Accordingly , 95% confidence intervals ( CIs ) using exact methods are reported for event rate estimates .

6% ( 82 / 103 ) for D. littoralis . Coding exons from known and predicted genes pass the Ka / Ks test at similar rates : overall , ( 72 .

Eileen Sandford , vice-chairman of Shrewsbury 's housing committee , said the borough had a waiting list of more than 4,000 . 

PLCND , chaired by Bob Cryer , Labour candidate for Bradford South and vice-chairman of Labour 's backbench defence committee , has not met since last year . 

John Newsom was vice-chairman of the Council , and David Donnison and Michael Young among its members . 

Former vice-chairman of Cleveland police committee John Garvey is accused of hitting Middlesbrough councillor Dave Ross in the head with a briefcase . 

Jean Davies , who is also vice-chairman of the North Wales Coastal Forum , is now seeking support from council colleagues for her demand . 

The club 's vice-chairman is Lyn Mittel , a comedian with shows on Welsh TV and radio . 

Critics within the BBC hierarchy claim Mr Hussey , his vice-chairman Lord Barnett and director-general John Birt have not consulted the main board of governors in major policy decisions . 

Murray Holmes , the BDA 's present Vice-Chairman took his place , and has since been elected Vice-President of an the World Federation . 

They were led by Gerald Greenwald , a former Chrysler vice-chairman who quit to take part in an abortive , union-backed buy-out of United Airlines . 

County council vice-chairman Lilian Greenfield said : ` This is a first-class opportunity for Essex companies to show how good they are and to boost sales and hopefully jobs in the county . 

At the meeting federation vice-chairman Richard Coyles called for 3,000 more beat bobbies throughout the country to prevent ` anarchy " in cities . 

The Police Federation vice-chairman , Dick Coyles , warned that any new powers for detaining young criminals must be backed by proper resources . 

The row grew as MPs questioned the conflict between Sir Patrick 's words and the allegations made by Sir Hal Miller , a former senior Tory MP and party vice-chairman . 

“ The pipeline running from Carrington to Audlem carved a swathe through the northern end of our showground , ” show vice-chairman Geoff Morris said . 

He concluded by thanking vice-chairman Tony Rudgard who has produced the useful monthly newsletter for parish councillors . 

Steve Miller , chief financial adviser to vice-chairman Paul Reichmann , said arrangements would be finished ` hopefully within weeks , but realistically months " . 

Executive vice-presidents Lloyd Reuss and F Alan Smith and vice-chairman Bob Schultz have resigned . 

He was vice-chairman and later chairman of the Yorkshire Banking Co . 

Hewitt was co-opted as the replacement for former vice-chairman John Mairs , who recently resigned along with chairman Bert Megarrell . 

We took her to see the Three Howes , prehistoric mounds on the summit of the moors . 

But missing the summit of a tower means you ca n't leave your name and a message to the future in the route book , usually found in a flag-like tin box on the top . 

A major rebellion started on Cheju island on 3 April 1948 with guerrillas advancing into coastal towns from their bases on the higher volcanic summit of the island . 

Today , gazing out from Beeston 's summit , you may feel that such a castle must have been impregnable . 

The view from the rocky summit of Shutlingsloe is certainly impressive , especially in the late evening as the last of the sun 's rays form a silver ribbon on the Merse , 35 miles away . 

From the ramparts I had a view across the bay to green marshes and , far above them , rising above a swathe of cloud , the snow-covered summit of Olympus , infinitely remote . 

The summit reached almost 4000 feet , above a mass of crags which were blotched with snow even in the height of summer . 

Nothing could , perhaps , convey better the collapse of a regime than this picture of a faithful attendant carrying a cup of soup through a deserted palace , to an Empress asleep in a chair . 

He waved the clerk to a seat and served him a cup of watered wine . 

He smilingly proffered me a cup of watered wine in one of the goblets I had hidden away the previous evening . 

She had a cup of Bovril , and she met Ken from Coronation Street . 

On washing day I fill a bucket half full of very hot water and add my cup of soap powder before going back to the house for breakfast . 

Phoebe offered Maggie a cup of hot chocolate , and ten minutes later Rachel returned smiling and quoting , 

He kept the flat tidy while Robyn was out doing good works , and always had a cup of cocoa or a bowl of soup ready for her when she returned home , tired but invariably triumphant . 

In the kitchen , which had now become familiar to him , Joe set about making the two cups of cocoa . 

She placed a cup of coffee in front of him , but Travis was still letting go with everything that had been tearing away at him ever since he had first clapped eyes on Rosemary . 

I then got up and went out and had a cup of coffee and came back , he was still talking . 

As with the BROWNIES , gruagachs will happily serve their masters for nothing more than a cup of milk . 

When I poured a cup of milk for her she thanked me , but without lifting her eyes . 

The person you depend on can lose his or her nerve about something which seems straightforward , like presenting a bunch of flowers or offering a cup of tea . 

Gerry , who had three hours to go , was below deck making a cup of tea . 

The Visigothic settlement in Aquitaine is usually seen as proof of the success of the Roman general Constantius , in blockading Wallia and his people when they were in Spain .

Retired Air Force general Richard V. Secord was sentenced to two years ' probation on Jan. 24 for his role as one of the principal participants in the Iran-contra scandal .

Reserve general Ori Orr , chairman of parliament 's foreign affairs and defence committee , told army radio : ` In this case people apparently killed a man and put him on trial before he was accused . "

GENERAL Manuel Antonio Noriega yesterday accused the US of planning and supporting Tuesday 's failed coup to topple Panama 's resilient military leader .

He was killed in Transylvania at the Battle of Segesvár in 1849 , fighting with Kossuth 's armies under general Bem .

GENERAL ABDUL WAHEED , Pakistan 's army chief , has made a reluctant debut in politics .

Auditor general Sir John Bourn will personally conduct the probe .

He was completely oblivious to the noise of the shells passing overhead , or the rattle of automatic fire echoing through the orchard . 

The noise of the sheep pounding across the field was loud , like horses in a film . 

Endill heard the noise of glass smashing , plaster crumbling and furniture being broken . 

There was a lot of noise of men shouting and dogs barking , as the servants from the house pursued the robbers across the fields . 

Lily heard with dull resentment the noises of the outside world going about joyful business . 

Then the noise of a car grinding up the other side of the hill broke in upon the blessed peace of their embrace , and separated them . 

` We heard the noise of glass falling to the floor and I saw this group of three heading straight for the door . 

It was a warm day , the noise of traffic came through the slightly open window . 

` Get down there , quickly ! " he shouted above the noise of the helicopter 's engine . 

Nessie had the pig bucket in her hand when she heard the noise of singing in the early evening air . 

Their noise would have undoubtedly caused enormous damage to the sensitive hearing of marine mammals . 

One of the sheep pushed its way out of the flock in response to the lamb 's feeble noise . 

You may well be ashamed to see me after your noise and nonsense . 

Suddenly its noise was distinct and loud like a tractor coming over the western horizon . 

He loped up the street in zigzags , swooping and making aeroplane noises . 

Birchall recalls Le Mans practice last July when he noticed a tiny change in gearbox noise , even above the scream of the Krauser engine . 

It was incredibly quiet , with distant traffic noise making it seem even quieter . 

It 'd be just like the country if there was n't all the noise from the traffic . 

Professor Slocombe shook his head and made clicking noises with his tongue . 

If disturbed during hibernation , the peacock butterfly can make a hissing noise by rubbing its wings together . 

Outside Mildred 's room , Ethel pressed her ear against the door and was surprised to hear a strange noise from within . 

As the adventurers lie in a heap , there is a horrid , liquid churning noise from behind the door at the top of the stairs . 

The noise of heavily amplified Hindi movie music can be heard until well after two or three in the morning . 

The moth 's physical appearance is not quite as wasp-like but it adds to its disguise by making a buzzing noise . 

There was something by the shady side of the wardrobe that made a noise . 

Then he had difficulty with his hearing and heard some noises . 

I stood amid a gaggle of laughing students in frozen silence , and read the list over and over again . 

A dog -- or better still -- a gaggle of geese not only act as a deterrent to a prowler , but also provide an excellent ` alarm " . 

At the Irving Plaza , a gaggle of girls are wandering around conducting a poll . 

So when the Deputy Public Prosecutor himself suddenly appeared in person the assembled newshounds reacted like a gaggle of novices witnessing an apparition of the Virgin Mary . 

As tension at the count at Hummersknott School mounted , a worried gaggle of counters informed the Returning Officer the number of ballot papers did not tally with the number who had cast votes . 

Begonias are particular favourites and a gaggle of them gather on the paved area near the front door resplendent in pink , scarlet and yellow . 

Under Left Wall was a gaggle of climbers zooming up the classics . 

He was brought up by a gaggle of ladies , and the result is that has enormous affection for them . 

While he fanned his charcoal-burner with bellows he gossiped to a gaggle of old women who gathered to warm themselves around his patch . 

Then I saw a gaggle of youths arriving with guitar cases for a recording session , and I changed my mind . 

Someone on the far side of the cloisters made a joke in Dutch and another gaggle of European youths burst into laughter . 

The government had better learn to reach compromises with its own MPs before it got into a pickle . 

He reminded her that it was kindness , as she well knew , that had got him into his present pickle . 

` Knowing you , " said Gay , ` you 'll never stop having adventures -- and probably landing yourself in one dreadful pickle after another ! " 

` I would n't go as far as to say that but I 'll admit you were in a rather nasty pickle . " 

He was likely in a pickle , what with Uncle Dan being ill and just one maid left to do the lot . 

If you are in a pickle , do n't worry about it , because you can always phone Di up on the switchboard , or me , but I 'm usually not there . 

Camels operate each foreleg and its associated hindleg in unison , more like a pantomime horse than a regular quadruped . 

A relaxed horse will be somewhere between the two , with little tension in the head , neck and tail , maybe a rested hindleg , but still showing interest in his environment . 

When a Kachin householder makes a present to his local chief of the right hindleg of every animal he kills , he is " saying " the same thing . 

( The ` cultural homogeneity '' of the workforce is also stressed as being important . )

Alleyne ( 1980 : 184 ) attributes the post-Creole continuum to the social stratification of the old plantation society itself : whereas there was a high degree of sociological homogeneity within the slave population arising from the fact that it was a slave population , this society was hierarchically structured in terms of status of occupation , privileges , and access to the culture of the masters .

Foreigners are seen to contaminate their precious homogeneity and disturb the peace .

Moss was never to get that close to the title again and his career ended on Easter Monday 1962 , after a high-speed crash at Goodwood . 

INJURED North West 200 rider Jim Courtney was described as ` satisfactory " in Coleraine hospital following his crash at the circuit today . 

A YOUTH was taken to hospital with head injuries following a two-car crash at Pant Du on the Nercwys to Eryrys Road near Mold . 

He survived a train crash at Allendale between Newcastle and Edinburgh in the Sixties . 

A DRIVER who died following a two-car crash at Eddleston , near Peebles , was named yesterday as Margaret Keaney , 60 , of Biggar Road , Edinburgh . 

And twenty American servicemen are feared dead after air crashes in the Gulf . 

ALMOST four years after the 1985 crash of an airliner in Gander , Newfoundland , in which 248 US servicemen were killed , a group of congressmen are pressing for a new inquiry into the disaster . 

I heard the crash of a body against the door , and angry snarling . 

Now the latest news on the crash of the American fighter plane at the United States airforce base at Upper Heyford . 

Bishop Auckland police are investigating a crash on Seymour Street involving a stolen vehicle . 

Cold wind that stirs up bitter memories Peter Hetherington reports on ambivalent feelings created by a memorial service in the town scarred by last year 's crash . 

At least there should not be a reccurrence of this particular accident -- the day after my crash a white cross appeared on the new ` runway " . 

AIRLINES are stepping up safety checks on Boeing 747s following last month 's Amsterdam air crash . 

Crash investigators believe fractured pins may have been responsible for the El Al cargo jet crash . 

Without you I 'd spend my summers picking morosely over the remains of train crashes . 

Finally , after Wharton 's crash at Albi , Sir Alfred told Raymond Mays and Pater Berthon that BRM should build a smaller , lighter car . 

After her mother died in a car crash she was sent to live with an aunt , who was barely more welcoming than her own parents had been . 

A head-on car crash in which five women were killed may have been caused by flat tyres . 

TWO people were critically injured in a three car crash on a back road near Woodham , Newton Aycliffe . 

Then , after flying back to Heathrow , I stepped off the plane and ten miles from my front door on the drive home , I had a head-on crash . 

When the head-on crash occurred , the nearest police car was a quarter-of-a-mile behind the stolen vehicle . 

And when her Ford Capri was in a crash the replacement was a diesel-powered Ford Sierra . 

PASSENGERS hurt in last December 's Severn Tunnel train crash will each receive up to £20,000 compensation . 

A BOOZY L-driver in a motorway crash told police at the scene : ` I really AM Nigel Mansell . " 

The plane crash is another favourite deus ex machina ; singers and musicians fall like flies from the skies . 

SEARCHERS have found a survivor a week after a horrific plane crash in which at least 30 people died . 

More than a hundred and thirty people have been killed in an Iranian plane crash near Tehran . 

There 's still a question mark over the efficiency of the crash barrier which brogught about the death . 

The crash happened just after 7 am and the road was not cleared until 1.50 pm . 

The crash happened at Hurn airport , near Bournemouth , Dorset . 

Two teenage boys were riding on a scrambler without any crash helmets . " 

Police General Carlos Pulido told Caracol radio that Wednesday 's crash site was in an area so inaccessible that the site may have to be declared a cemetery . 

The duty room was lined with armchairs borrowed from other wards for the relatives of the crash victims . 

This technology has proven successful in our licence to Chevron at Cedar Bayou in the USA . 

CANBERRA , Australia ( AP ) --- The U.S. Air Force flew two B-52 bombers from the bayous of Louisiana to red sands of the Australian Outback to demonstrate a new missile Wednesday .

Two years ago , Sept. 22 , 1993 , an eastbound Sunset Limited train derailed into a bayou near Saraland , Alabama , killing 47 people .

The production , which reportedly cost dlrs 10 million , looked terrific though , with the rural settings by Andrew Jackness evoking the sugar cane and sunsets of the Louisiana bayou .

Marks paid dlrs 5,000 to an undercover FBI agent he met on a remote bayou near Baton Rouge , La. , in 1985 for what he thought was 37 pounds of plastic explosives .

Do you wake up regularly to a deafening snore and feel there is no alternative but to give your partner a hefty prod ? 

Almost before she had finished speaking , the eyelids had drooped and with a faint snore and a little wriggle , Ann Butler was once more asleep . 

If you want to make love you may well feel it discreet to listen for your neighbour 's snores before you start the bed-springs rattl . 

At an especially porcine snore he punched Pete 's mattress , taking pleasure in the pain as the wire scraped skin from his knuckles . 

She could hear the drone of the television from the sitting-room , the snores of her father-in-law , and her mother 's deliberate silence at the other end of the line . 

Athelstan whirled round as a loud snore from Cranston broke the silence . 

While trying to get through the perimeter they were discovered by a German patrol , but in a flash of pure genius , one of the Frenchmen feigned a drunken snore . 

In the attic room she lay on the narrow straw mattress listening to Sally 's snores , watching stars brighten in the charcoal sky and struggling to push away the growing sense of responsibility . 

They had sawtooth snores , and were dreaming about eating someone . 

Herbert Fraser 's snores were another matter : a robust , masculine , uninhibited production . 

Duncan turned and looked at his sleeping companion , now slumped in his seat , his mouth open as his snores rumbled across the cabin . 

Elinor , now asleep in the bedroom , her square jaw up like a tombstone , her mouth as wide as a new grave , her light snore ticking fitfully , like some tired machine . 

` Got to observe strict ARP , you see , Miss , though here we are gettin' on for five months of war and not a peep out of a Jerry plane . 

Not a peep from the Treasury Solicitor ; the D-Notice Committee obviously did n't ( notice , that is ) . 

The smugglers have gone , the last major encounter being in 1831 , when six coastguards armed with muskets surprised about forty smugglers at Whitsands , only one of whom was caught while heading for Sheviock . 

Subsequently this craft turned up on the south west coast of Southern Ireland and was proved to be a regular smuggler in those waters . 

Proposals include unifying border controls and penalties on smugglers of immigrants , and a European Migration Charter , said the Austrian interior minister , Franz Loeschnak . 

Reflecting the Arkells association with its railway past and the wise cracking brandy smugglers , who conned the excise men by trying to rake the moon 's reflection from a pond . 

Since there are so many alleged dope smugglers languishing in Mexican jails , some claimed to be unjustly accused , relations between the U.S. and Mexico have been taut of late . 

With rhino numbers in Zimbabwe at an all-time low due to poaching , rhino horn smugglers have taken to constructing fake horns in an effort to sustain their trade . 

We went along the river bank : two smugglers were being hanged near Billingsgate and this had attracted a large crowd to watch their last dance . 

A BRITISH man has pleaded guilty in Thailand to charges of heroin trafficking , saying he has no hope of proving he was set up by drug smugglers . 

DRUG smuggler Lily Ehirobo died yesterday after 111 badly wrapped packets of cocaine worth £50,000 burst in her stomach . 

A report by the National Human Rights Commission blamed the army for the deaths but failed to investigate possible complicity between the army and the drug smugglers . 

MADRID -- Howard Marks , the Briton accused by US police of being the ` Marco Polo " who led an international ring of hashish smugglers , yesterday took one step closer towards extradition to the US , where he faces up to 113 years in jail , Tim McGirk writes . 

US Federal District Judge Robert F. Collins of New Orleans was indicted on Feb. 8 for allegedly promising a " favourable consideration " to a marijuana smuggler -- who was awaiting sentence -- in return for a bribe . 

In Washington there was understanding , but just as much disquiet about British Defence policy . 

Nevertheless , even among non-abolitionists ( and across most of the political spectrum ) there has been grave disquiet about the state of the prisons . 

But the STUC also voiced disquiet about the way last Monday 's picketing was handled by police , and said it had secured a pledge that policing would now be ` even-handed " . 

Despite the disquiet at the club this year , Mr Stringer still appears more relaxed and more in control than he did when he first took charge in that winter of 1987 . 

Disquiet at the new direction of religious affairs soon surfaced in parliament , and over the next few years a growing number of MPs began to speak out against the Arminian threat . 

There is indeed much disquiet at any delay in immediate fulfilment . 

Polanski had received notices of similar disquiet over his films . 

There may be cases where there is parliamentary disquiet over a ministerial proposal and then the minister has a change of mind . 

His comments are a major diplomatic gaffe as the CRC has supported the region in its disquiet over the CRE 's decision to begin an investigation . 

Nevertheless , the Commission 's disquiet has not prevented it from agreeing the designation . 

Apparently the RLD was not aware of the details of the Vanguard accident at that time , but the subsequent publication of the report on the accident should have reinforced their disquiet . 

Listening to parents in the playground and at more formal events such as parents ' evenings should alert staff to early stages of parental disquiet . 

That was still the kind of work that I wanted to do , and if I thought very much a comprehensive schools it was in a spirit of mild disquiet . 

People in the popular movement had a different kind of disquiet with the leadership of the PLO . 

I have received no representations on that matter and I am not aware of any disquiet among the groups that the hon. Gentleman described . 

The Department of Health is aware of the disquiet among dentists . 

However , does the right hon. Gentleman recognise that profound disquiet has been expressed about some of the proposals in the Bill , particularly the fast-track ones ? 

This last may be a source of considerable disquiet and one might not at first see how such obviously ` immoral " content could be defended as part of a system of morality . 

But her symbolic stance emerges at a time when there is considerable disquiet over the imaging of children . 

Li Shai Tung looked across at him , smiling ; but behind the smile -- beyond it , in some darker , less accessible place -- lay a deep disquiet . 

There was public disquiet , questions in the Commons and an enquiry ordered into Jeffrey 's whereabouts . 

Costly experiments on the teeth of live dogs or primates , not to mention the public disquiet about such animal testing , might be avoided and delays reduced . 

There was considerable public disquiet anyway , but now that bugger Parkhurst has panicked the entire country , we are going to have to lie very low . " 

Also some disquiet surrounds the production of " second generation " vaccines using genetically engineered microbes to make fragments of viruses . 

IMPRESSED just this side of awe as I am by the Department of Transport and its fearless tackling of such problems as juggernaut lorries and EEC regulations , I must nevertheless confess some disquiet about a recent plan . 

Accountants inevitably greeted the court 's finding with some disquiet . 

THE Princess of Wales has once more caused disquiet among fashion commentators by sticking to her own rules . 

But there is no doubt that some of these ideas are causing great disquiet among Branch Management and Staff . 

Some of his actions , in particular the unexpected introduction of a constitutional amendment allowing for an elected Vice-President and the subsequent appointment of Moudud Ahmed to that post , caused some disquiet among party members . 

If there is continuing disquiet about the way an industry is being run , Members can express their disquiet by questioning the fitness of the persons appointed by the Government to run it . 

In his meeting with Bush , Özal reportedly sought to express his disquiet about a bill passing through the US Congress aimed at marking the " 75th anniversary of the Armenian genocide of 1915-23 " . 

In 1989 he began libel proceedings in the UK against the Singapore government after the Privy Council had expressed " deep disquiet " over his treatment by the government [ see p. 37574 ] . 

Some economists feel deep disquiet at the use of food grains to produce motor spirit . 

INNOCENT RELATIVES Newspapers should avoid identifying relatives of persons convicted or accused of crime unless the reference to them is directly relevant to the matter reported . 

But a relative of Joanna insisted that neither the lure of the lire nor Five Bellies ' close friendship with Gazza had caused the break-up . 

On March 18 , the United Kingdom government for the first time gave permission for 375 relatives of Argentinian soldiers killed in the 1982 Falklands war to visit their graves on the islands . 

Relatives of Jonathan Probyn watched from the public gallery as the murder charge was read out . 

Police are appealing for relatives of an 84-year-old man to come forward after he collapsed an died in Middlesbrough town centre yesterday . 

Police forced the relatives to the ground before hustling them out of Liverpool Crown Court . 

He issued proclamations and charters in his own name , and promoted his relatives to high office . 

The fire was warm as I sat down to contemplate whether to stay overnight with my relatives just outside Fort William , or start walking to Achnacarry some ten miles or so away . 

This may well understate the extent of contact by the working class who may well see their relatives living nearby several times in one week . 

Sylvia Pedder sometimes has to go as far as Cumbria to see her relatives . 

The long-standing links between urban workers and their furusato in the countryside were exploited to the full as refugees from urban areas sought help from their country relatives . 

Mother went to visit her relatives in Hungary , near Szeged , and got caught there when the Russians advanced . 

There is often no provision made , or considered adequate for elderly relatives without causing gross inconvenience to all parties . 

I began this discussion of economic support between relatives by asking how significant it is in contemporary Britain . 

I was surprised , for I knew that she had no relatives in England at all . 

` I 'm not ashamed to be excited at the discovery that I have relatives in this world after all . 

The " barbecoup " , as it came to be known from the social event which preceded it , resulted in a charge of treason against Tohian two months later .

His first move was to try and persuade the council to agree to the execution of the imprisoned Rivers and Grey on the grounds that their alleged plan to murder him constituted treason .

Another erring headsman , Meister Hans , guilty of treason , suffered the indignity of being decapitated by his own assistant in 1479 .

There is no evidence that he attempted to start an armed rising against Mortimer and the king , and even after his submission Mortimer made no move to have him condemned for treason .

Convicting eight of the nine , the judge said they had , in essence , been convicted of high treason , which usually carried the death penalty .

On Sept. 27 Guzmán was moved to the La Punta naval base in the port of Callao near Lima to await trial on charges of treason .

After three weeks ' detention in military barracks Daniel Omara Atubu and the 17 others -- including three other DP members who hold government posts -- were accused of treason .

Then came Sunday 3 September and the news which , it was later argued , turned political preference into high treason :

As an extension of this military competence , the constable was by this date the established authority in cases of treason which had involved raising war against the king .

One was to Germany to film a documentary on the wretched William Joyce , nicknamed Lord Haw-Haw , whose wartime broadcasts from Berlin had led to his trial and execution for treason after the war .

He also underwent several periods of de facto house arrest and trial for treason between 1956 and 1961 .

In May 1945 he was arrested by the American forces and taken to a Disciplinary Training Centre near Pisa , before being flown back to Washington to stand trial for treason .

Ogilvie had been executed for treason , but his real crime was refusing to acknowledge the king 's dominion in matters spiritual .

They were named as Col. Mangwane Khosana , Gqozo 's former right-hand man who had recently escaped from custody facing treason charges , and Lt.-Gen .

De Gaulle 's hope was that France 's withdrawal from NATO would act as a catalyst and speed up the process of change within both blocs .

A Young Communist motion calling for Italy 's withdrawal from NATO was defeated by 498 votes to 353 , with 53 abstentions .

At a press conference on March 5 Kerrey announced his withdrawal from the nomination contest , " with regret but with great pride " .

Mr Tsongas announced his second withdrawal from the race in Boston , where he is a corporate lawyer .

The dispute over Hungary 's withdrawal from the project , in alleged contravention of the 1977 bilateral treaty providing for its construction , may go to the International Court of Justice in The Hague .

Because of his withdrawal from active involvement , Maginn is the " forgotten " founder of the BDDA , but his memory deserves to be honoured by the Association .

Darren Clarke 's dreams of a place in Ireland 's side for the Alfred Dunhill Cup were dashed when a recurring tendinitis problem forced his withdrawal from the Volvo German Open .

The volume was originally to have been illustrated by Stanfield ; after his withdrawal from fear of anti-Catholic bias in the book , Samuel Palmer was commissioned , and provided 4 vignettes engraved on wood .

MONICA Seles pulled out of Wimbledon last night -- only hours after confirming her withdrawal from the French Open , which starts in Paris next week .

Japan 's withdrawal from the League in any case demonstrated a clear willingness to flout world opinion .

The Australian 's withdrawal from a three year contract immediately shifted a considerable burden back onto Jarvis , but the former England seamer is not lacking in confidence about his prospects .

Partly because of Teller 's withdrawal it was necessary to bring in ` British " scientists ; Klaus Fuchs became a hard-working member of the team .

Graf 's withdrawal would be a major blow to Wimbledon , with Monica Seles whom she deposed from the top of the world rankings in Paris still recovering from the knife attack in Hamburg on April 30 .

The tournament starts on Monday and world No 2 Graf starts as the logical favourite to win following Seles 's withdrawal .

( 1984 ) observe that , at least in the United States , older people are seen as a separate social class defined in terms of a qualifying age and their formal withdrawal from the labour market .

Britain 's financial withdrawals from the IMF had been on an unprecedented scale .

Subsequent withdrawals from the eight-member collective Presidency left it with only four members participating , and thus effectively inquorate , a development which most observers saw as being Milosevic 's deliberate intention .

Agreement on no unilateral withdrawal from service commitments .

At the Labour party Conference in late January Henderson successfully resisted pressure for the withdrawal of Labour Ministers from the Coalition .

The use of age criteria in redundancy and early retirement schemes has resulted in a massive withdrawal of older workers from the British workforce and a considerable loss of skill and talent .

The withdrawal on Aug. 4 , 1990 , of the SMP from the government of former Prime Minister Harri Holkeri resulted in a Cabinet as listed on p. 37662 .

I stood in the middle of the room growling and showing my teeth , then I made a puddle ! 

He stood in the middle of his yard looking back past the covered silage pit and machinery store , studying the beam of light cutting through the indigo blue sky two fields away . 

This rich Lord of the Manor now stood in the middle of the hall revelling in his ostentatious show of wealth whilst servants placed high-backed chairs in front of the fire . 

He was kneeling in the middle of the lounge fixing small bulbs to the roof rack of Signe 's VW . 

I slung the letter back into the middle of the pile of correspondence and headed very quickly for the door . 

I did not see her again until during the afternoon lessons , when I noticed that she had been sent to stand alone in the middle of the schoolroom . 

He faltered in the middle of the side street , though cars snarled beside him . 

In its middle was a statue of a weeping woman holding her slain son . 

Her middle could hold loose goods to 250 cubic metres or be replaced with any one of seventeen styles of container . 

Of course , I have the odd wrinkle , and my middle is not as flat as it could be , but so what ! 

The bed , probably another of Stanley 's acquisitions , sagged in the middle . 

The convention of abbreviation is relatively straightforward , but other conventions are more complicated , such as the above-mentioned depiction of a cult image in a gap in the middle of the columns . 

The fish gets its name from the unusual formation of the teeth which are elongated on the upper and lower jaws near the middle of the mouth . 

The Isle of Man is in the middle of the Irish Sea , halfway there . 

Benny 's father ran Hogan 's Outfitters , the big menswear shop in the middle of Knockglen . 

And do you know what , one of them is wading around in the middle of the loch , up to his waist in the water . " 

` They 've put Charles on to inspiring Donne , " explains Prue to the people around the middle of the table , ` because he did so fantastically well with Yeats . " 

He had a punk haircut and used his right knee to drive down the middle of the road . 

` Look who 's here , " their host shouted down a large hole in the middle of the deck . 

Jamieson sat down in the middle of the sofa facing the fireplace , and asked Bob to sit down too . 

Or ` Why do n't you go and lay down in the middle of Piccadilly Circus ? " 

I certainly felt sad , as I pictured the French girl standing in the middle of the field waving goodbye . 

Finding lonely bits of countryside or the middle of a large field to do your shouting is a way out of this problem , as is going to a football match or a rock concert . 

Luke stood in the middle of the floor , looking about him , tapping the palm of his left hand with the handle of the whip . 

I flew into the dining room , and found my husband in the middle of the floor , with a gaping hole in the ceiling above him . 

Miss Honey paused and leaned back in her chair behind the plain table that stood in the middle of the floor in front of the class . 

But there was a huge old-fashioned wardrobe marooned against the back wall , and an old armchair with square arms and greyish padding showing through the brown cloth , in the exact middle of the floor . 

Behind him Charley was in the middle of the road , also beginning to move towards the van . 

There 's a wicker basket in the middle of the table and plates and glasses and stuff on the table . 

` Miss Honey moved the now empty glass to the middle of the table . 

There were two old cane chairs in the middle of the colonnade , and a table covered with a blue-and-white folkweave cloth , on which were two cups and saucers and two large plates covered in muslin . 

At Crowland in Lincolnshire stands a medieval bridge , stranded high and dry in the middle of the town . 

In Market Weighton , East Yorkshire , there is a markstone right in the middle of the town , opposite the church , and in Pembridge , Herefordshire , Watkins found a markstone next to the market house . 

Lord John had sounded hopeless for he knew he would lose a duel against Sharpe . 

This year 's final was to have been a duel between the two most successful of all World Cup horses , Milton and Canadian Ian Millar 's Big Ben , who won the final in 1988 and 1989 . 

Mayor of Winglebury ( fict. ) , a shady attorney whose muddled intervention averts a duel between Alexander Trott and Horace Hunter , but causes the former to be treated as a lunatic . 

The prosecution alleges that Blissett ` cynically and deliberately " thrust his elbow into his opponent 's face during a mid-air duel for the ball . 

Under the surface of an everyday conversation a duel of two astute minds was taking place . 

Half a century ago Mr Guerra , a fellow Andalucian , would have fought a duel over this remark , but he is happy , come the 29 October elections , to crush Mr Pacheco 's party into the ash-white earth of Jerez . 

Rob Andrew won his personal duel with Barnes , ramming in 19 points . 

ROBIN Smith , Hampshire 's defiant middle-order maestro , yesterday had the last word in his summer-long bitter duel with Waqar Younis . 

The old Warden of the city , a great High Elf mage , was slain in a magical duel with Grom 's greatest shaman , and the people of Tor Yvresse beseeched Eltharion to become their new warden . 

He enjoyed a public , after dinner , verbal duel with Dr Strick at Grantley Hall . 

( Oh , by the way , Benjamin killed the nobleman concerned in a duel with swords in Leicester Fields . 

As late as 1812 the French representative in Naples fought a duel with his Russian colleague over a question of precedence ; and his doing so was officially approved in Paris . 

He rarely survived to the final reel , because the notion of Van Cleef nobly agreeing to a duel in a deserted street was ridiculous . 

Posidonius enjoyed describing those strictly hierarchical banquets of the Celts in which people challenged each other to mortal duels on fine points of honour , such as the best piece of meat . 

The World Chess Championship resumed its second half in Lyons , France on Saturday night with a sharp duel which , nevertheless , burnt out as another draw . 

They fought a duel using huge thorns of the sacred crab-apple tree , and Hahgwehdiyu emerged victorious . 

The producers approached the Psarias family to film family celebrations at the Olive Tree , scenes from Sunday celebrations in the Greek Orthodox Church , and cooking with some of the Greek women . 

DAVID BYRNE 's classical composition , ` The Forest " , launches this year 's Amnesty International Human Rights Day celebrations at The Royal Festival Hall on November 29 . 

The Indianapolis 500 is the culmination of a day-long carnival at the Indianapolis Raceway , Indiana as part of the Memorial Day celebrations at the end of May each year . 

While thousands of miles away her countrymen were revelling in the celebrations for Australia 's 200th anniversary , she enjoyed the historic sights of a country with a slightly richer heritage . 

Start planning your celebration for the day of the last measuring session -- the day after tomorrow . 

The memorial celebration for Philip took place at the Aldwych Theatre -- and it was triumphant . 

Celebrations for the third anniversary of the 1989 revolution are continuing . 

Jubilee celebrations in an alpine village bring veteran climber Ernest Tinnion back to the scene of his greatest triumph -- and to the reassessment of a youthful friendship and chilling events that coloured the rest of his life . 

The King 's birthday is celebrated in a blaze of colour , with banners and lights in the streets , cultural shows , traditional games and celebrations in the Lake Gardens and Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur . 

HEALTH unions yesterday urged people to stay away from London 's Trafalgar Square celebrations on New Year 's Eve because of fears for their safety during the ambulance dispute . 

However , US Secretary of State James Baker also conferred with de Klerk on March 22 , after meeting Mandela at the Namibian independence celebrations on March 21 . 

The Chinese authorities organized low-key celebrations on May 23 to mark the 40th anniversary of the " liberation " of Tibet . 

The celebration of each child 's birthday in school can involve other ideas than ` how old am I ? " which is explored in chapter 11 The Passage of Time . 

In 1918 he chaired a war memorials committee and organized nationwide pyrotechnic displays in celebration of the armistice . 

Although designed as a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the party 's foundation , the conference immediately became embroiled in a bitter struggle over the election of the ALP president , a largely ceremonial position . 

US President Bill Clinton used last week 's celebration of Earth day to announce several initiatives that , despite their lack of detail , represent his strongest actions as yet on environmental protection . 

Niamh Kavanagh , 25 , the Dublin bank clerk who won with the song In Your Eyes , was caught in night-long celebrations with composer Jimmy Walsh and members of her family . 

The Maeght Foundation is contributing to the Columbus celebrations by showing a selection of 150 Mexican , Andean and pre-Columbian Amazonian items from the Musée Barbier-Mueller , Geneva ( until 15 June ) . 

As these retirements were taking effect around Easter , I felt it better to wait until after the Easter celebrations before making any appointments . 

Only a few days before his state 's 40th anniversary celebrations , he has been obliged to accept a deal permitting several thousand of its citizens to flee to the capitalist Federal Republic . 

Council expressed its appreciation to all those members who had helped to make the 150th anniversary celebrations a success . 

May 1989 brought a chance for the OCU to renew old glories when it created a formation team , the Green Marrows , to perform at the 40th Anniversary celebrations at Wyton . 

In 1968 she made a speech in Westminster at the fiftieth anniversary celebrations of the granting of votes to women . 

STAND by your bunks , or should that be hammocks , for Battle of the Atlantic 50th anniversary celebrations . 

The festival , a key part of CAMRA 's 21st birthday celebrations , will be held in Olympia 's Grand Hall . 

` President Mandela of Azania welcoming Premier Sillars of the Republic of Scotland to his 80th birthday celebrations . " 

AS Prince William began his second birthday celebrations with a photo call in the gardens of Kensington Palace , he toddled curiously towards a TV crew . 

But Kiwomya had the last word , capitalising on a slice of good fortune to make his birthday celebrations complete . 

On the evening of the victory celebrations in 1945 , ` there could not have been a single table in our country where the people gathered round it were not conscious of an empty place . " 

ELECTION WATCH It 's not my party and I 'll cry if I want to Vicky Hutchings gets the blues at the ` Telegraph 's " election-night victory celebrations 

The dramatic revelations soured the victory celebrations of John Major , who had claimed a triumph at the Edinburgh European summit . 

This signalled the start of the victory celebrations as Randalstown swamped the Victorians circle . 

Operations continued , with the many paradoxes of guerrilla warfare : both sides used the civilian telephone network ; several Australians attended Sousa Santos 's wedding anniversary celebrations . 

More than 200 people attended the celebration of Romsey Branch 's 21st Anniversary , held by kind permission of Mr and Mrs Trevor Harris in their garden at The Frenchies on Sunday 19 June . 

There were some minor foreign royals who had attended the Christmas celebrations in the palace who might also be prevailed upon to come -- they would provide a little exotic colour . 

Traditional celebrations in Georgia and Armenia were also cancelled . 

We then start to read the familiar stories of ward closures and idle operating theatres which have become so much a part of the New Year celebrations and which the reforms were supposed to eliminate . 

RUNRIG are lined up as the main attraction of the second Scottish Fleadh , a day-long celebration of Celtic music , to be held on Glasgow Green on 5 June . 

Tourists inevitably end up having to buy either wellies or flip-flops when the weather does something perverse . 

So Flora put on her green wellies and Jane her black ones , and they marched out over the hills . 

MEMBERS of a Rotaract club rolled up their sleeves , donned wellies and spent a morning in a river , to mark the group 's 25th birthday . 

At the play school , Harry had to leave his brand new wellies in the cloakroom and , after a hard day playing with all the other kids , it came time to go home . 

Lisa slept like a stone in the big double bed -- far comfier than her own bed at home -- and awoke to find Emily already up and dressed , pulling on her green rubber wellies . 

He escaped with gardening equipment worth £300 including three pairs of green wellies . 

Soon , reports our man in the black wellies , all he had left were four golden orfe and a koi . 

He turned to tell Lily to put the kettle on , but she had fled into the scullery to tidy herself up . 

Jimmy popped into the scullery then to turn the mutton chops in the pan in the gas oven . 

We were renting the cottage from a retired businessman who had recently added a lean-to scullery and installed water but there was no bathroom . 

Why do they build such small sculleries which make washday a dread . 

We passed a small , ill-kept chamber , dusty rickety stairs , then entered a scullery or kitchen . 

Bec , the girl with a badger 's furry snout and soft dark eyes , showed her the great sculleries where they all took turns to prepare the food . 

I stayed there for a minute , looking at him like that , then I screwed the cap back on and walked into the scullery closing the door behind me . 

She shrugged and went into the scullery and sat down on Frank 's chair , her hands still in her pockets , her feet still together . 

The ceremonial accoutrements which were an essential accompaniment to the sacrificial procedure were also all of significant colour ( scarlet wool , hyssop , cedar wood -- Exod . 

One can only assume that the purchasers of these lichen-grey accoutrements are members of EXIT , and that anyone attempting to rescue them would receive a bloody nose for their trouble . 

Christianity also excelled in the use of precious substances for enriching the furnishings , vestments and accoutrements of religious ritual . 

Each vied with others in the number of his retainers , the magnificence of his robes and accoutrements . 

Money is carelessly present in the cut and texture of her clothes , her leathery accoutrements , in rug-brilliance and mouth tone . 

Whatever the Dersinghams had skimped on , it was not the accoutrements of death . 

Natives put upon the scent found military accoutrements and other articles thrown out of the same chest , so that the drawings were clearly the object of the theft . 

His design had to reveal the pattern and phrasing of the dream world he wished to conjure up . 

The arabesque as a gesture changes to give some insight into the character 's moods , emotions and actions , as well as arising out of the rhythmic and melodic phrasing of the music . 

The phrasing of Japanese , Indian and Chinese music really fascinated me , so I spent a lot of time studying what made that music work . 

The unfortunate phrasing of his sentence hardly made things sound any better . 

The phrasing of the questions and the scales used were as in Study 1 . 

The words and their phrasing left no doubt that the princess had been placed under considerable pressure to speak out publicly for the first time since her marriage to Prince Charles . 

Flor gets off to an impressive start ; the terraced dynamics and tempi of the opening section are brooding and solid , with deep , ruminative phrasing from the Concertgebouw basses . 

The slow movement , as I say , is outstanding , with Masur 's very straight , simple phrasing conveying an emotional intensity quite as deep as with a more overtly expressive style . 

Policy E two as proposed is a very common form of phrasing used by planning authorities to circumvent the Government objection to presumption against policies . 

In the Janacek second string quartet Intimate Letters that followed they really cracked the idiom , playing with a perceptive feel for the uniquely arhythmic phrasing that echoes that of the Czech language . 

In the context of the operating theatre , the indexical use of the sign allows for the identification of a particular scalpel , and for the recognition that the surgeon is giving an order .

A set of surgical tools and syringes lay on the white-sheeted top , and she focused on a scalpel with a small but wickedly sharp blade .

Keeping a tight grip , she slowly swung her leg back into a normal position , laying the scalpel down on the end of the bed .

She then pulled the scalpel towards her hips , raising her buttocks off the bed so she could pull foot and scalpel up underneath her .

When you go into hospital the first thing they do is to stick a scalpel or a needle into the burns and if it hurts it 's not that bad .

Then with infinite care , he loosened two of the clips , sliding the tip of the scalpel into the incision in the scalp .

They ca n't quite bring themselves to wield the scalpel to maximum effect .

By taking a scalpel to his work he felt he was challenging these .

Colin Brewer finds that the scalpel is oft mightier than the couch

Cut the tape from the reel using a scalpel whilst attempting not to cut through the film , lifting off any excess tape from the drafting film .

William Hurt is the medic of the title , an eminent surgeon who finds himself on the other edge of the scalpel when he becomes seriously ill .

In an instant , all the deadness , the withdrawal was wiped away , leaving his mind clear to operate with the precision of a surgeon 's scalpel .

I dried off the needle and dropped it into the metal box where I carried my suture materials , scalpels and blades .

Then , with Dawn keeping careful watch on Sandy 's breathing , Sophie took up a scalpel , and , after one long moment of hesitation , she made the first incision .

Using a dissecting microscope for visualization of follicles , puncture large follicles with a sterile scalpel .

` Scalpel ! " , then , takes on the indexical value in this context of ` Pass me that particular scalpel " .

By providing patients and their owners with organised puppy parties , I can save more lives than I will with drugs or scalpel .

Consider the classic case of the surgeon performing an operation and the utterances he addresses to his assistants : ` Scalpel ! "

A laser ` knife " has many advantages over the scalpel -- it can make a much finer cut , and causes less bleeding .

Anaesthesia , vaccines , scalpels , and contact lenses are all examples of technological innovation and development .

The director , Tristram Powell , and his magnificent actors really deserve medals for this . 

Gold medal for daffodils also went to Brian Duncan , J Walker and the Society 's Narcissus and Tulip Group . 

The Council of the society rewarded him with the much coveted Copley medal for his work on airs and soda water . 

She holds several prestigious medals for gaelic football , including a National League medal playing with Kerry . 

At 18 , she is one of Britain 's best prospects for an Olympic medal in Barcelona this summer . 

The British team 's bronze will add to Simon Terry 's third place medal in the archery individual target shooting . 

The teams made Darlington the first club ever to collect medals in the championship in the same season . 

Margaret Thatcher will be awarded America 's highest civilian honour , the Medal of Freedom , when she visits the country next month , announced the White House . 

North thought Reagan might qualify , like Teddy Roosevelt , for the Nobel Peace Prize for ending the Iran-Iraq War , and that Secord was directly in line to get the Medal of Freedom . 

He was given the Presidential Medal of Freedom ( America 's highest civilian award ) earlier this year . 

In his own time he had been a maverick , and for being a maverick his grateful sovereign had pinned on his chest the gallantry medal of the Military Cross . 

Misch pointed to one of the boys who already bore two medals on the breast of his uniform . 

Here and there sat groups of army officers in baggy trousers and boots , with enamel medals on their chests . 

Trentham stepped forward and the troops cheered as the colonel removed a silver cross from a leather case before pinning the medal on his chest . 

In 1848 he came second in the Chancellor 's medal competition with a poem ` The Death of Baldur " . 

THIS year 's Faraday Medal , given for notable or conspicuous achievement in the electrical sciences , has been awarded to Professor Alistair MacFarlane , principal and vice-chancellor of Heriot-Watt University , Edinburgh . 

GATESHEAD Harrier Jonathan Edwards , the NorthEast 's leading male challenger for an Olympic track and field medal this summer , opens his season in the North-Eastern Counties Championships at Middlesbrough this weekend . 

A couple of books , a little sponsorship money for a national charity and for arthritis research in Bristol , and a finisher 's medal from the 1991 London Marathon . 

The desk clerk was a worried , grey-haired man with steel-rimmed glasses and a medal . 

Newmarket Gym Club trained Suzanne and her five team mates took the bronze medal behind teams from West Midlands and Wales . 

ROBIN Reid guaranteed himself at least a bronze medal when he reached the semi-finals in boxing 's light-middleweight division . 

In fact , he holds a bronze medal , although it could have been a silver or even a gold if a ref in Los Angeles had n't acted too hastily . 

MIDDLESBROUGH and Cleveland Harriers were third to take the bronze medals in the youths race at the national cross-country championships at Newark . 

Hartlepool 's Tony Morrell , who took the bronze medal , continues his summer racing campaign by chasing the Olympic 1500 metres qualifying time , 3 mins 37 secs , in Dijon tomorrow night . 

The German had intended to ride his Olympic gold medal partner , Walzerkoenig , on Saturday night until a few hours earlier when it was discovered that the horse 's off-foreleg was inexplicably swollen . 

Gunnell gave herself the perfect wedding present when she unwrapped an Olympic gold medal in the 400metres hurdles . 

A gold medal was awarded to James Mortimer for his pair of ebony candlesticks with left and right-hand twists ( left ) . 

It is very easy to put the apostles on a sort of Olympic rostrum , and think that God will hang a gold medal round Paul 's neck , while we get some kind of lesser award . 

The 34-year-old Peterlee financial consultant won her specialist event , the 100 metres hurdles , on Saturday , and then followed up by taking the gold medal in the 100 metres yesterday . 

In the dangerous sport of bobsleighing , those of you with long enough memories will no doubt remember Great Britain snatching a gold medal at the nineteen sixty-four winter Olympics . 

In Chapter 7 , it was mentioned that two schoolboys , John Jackson and Joseph Dalton of the Royal Cross School , Preston , were awarded silver medals for gallantry during the fire at this school in 1905 . 

Figure 43 Olympic silver medal designed in the Art Nouveau style for the London 1908 Olympiad by the Australian Bertram Mackennal ( 1863-1931 ) . 

After 3 years of winning silver gilt medals , they 're hoping to go for gold this year . 

` I 've never said I 'm from anywhere else , " he revealed after taking the silver medal on his debut for Britain . 

` There 's nothing special about being a heavyweight or having an Olympic gold medal in the United States . 

Most men wore the blue and white campaign medal from Chad and Lebanon as well as the ubiquitous red and dark blue of the General Service medal . 

" Why are you not wearing the medal I sent you as a keepsake ? " 

He dressed as foppishly as any stat- officer , always wearing his medals in full ceremonial order . 

Elected FRS in 1900 , he received honorary degrees from Aberdeen , St Andrews , and Edinburgh , and , jointly with Peach , the Wollaston medal ( 1921 ) from the Geological Society . 

Police cordoned off the downtown area and established roadblocks that brought traffic elsewhere to a standstill .

That 's how much it took to free 28-year-old Rustam Khalimov , who says he was detained Sept. 24 with a friend at a roadblock outside the mountain village of Tangi-Chu .

" In light of yesterday 's incident , we have reinforced security at our roadblocks and strongly advise people to stay away from the area around Parliament , " military spokesman Capt. Howard Politini said .

Two vehicles carrying the men , plus loaded AK-47 assault rifles , pistols , rocket launchers and ammunition , were stopped at a roadblock at 3 a. m. near the village of Shkin , King said .

It was unimaginable , for instance , that the trucks reportedly headed to the eastern city of Benghazi with relief supplies could break through the rebel roadblocks along the huge stretches of coastal roadway .

Several U. S. soldiers were manning a roadblock less than 100 yards away , yet were unaware of what was taking place .

The declaration removes the Russian security forces ' ability to impose curfews and roadblocks in the territory and could lead to the withdrawal of 20,000 policemen and soldiers , state media reported .

American military commanders regard the group as a major roadblock to concluding the nine-year war in Afghanistan .

One patient suffered with transitory lethargy during treatment , which may have been related to radiotherapy .

He exercised regularly , forcing himself to overcome the prisoner 's lethargy , doing his press-ups ten times a day , jogging on the spot a dozen times .

Dearly though he loved his wife , her early morning lethargy never failed to rankle .

Her peculiar lethargy that was so bound up with unwillingness to make any move had gone .

It is many things -- the lethargy of the travel , and all that space .

The best way to shake off winter lethargy is with a good , long , top-to-toe stretch .

In April a restlessness seemed to come into the air as the village began to throw off the lethargy of winter .

Overcoming a certain lethargy we sailed for Oban a few hours later .

Harry again experienced a sudden lethargy of the lower limbs , which he overcame by the thought of the greater paralysis at being trapped in the glass lift , forevermore exhibited up and down the tropical conservatory .

If there is also drowsiness , severe headache , stiffness of the neck or severe lethargy .

His hair was thinning on top but he had a small ponytail at the back . 

She had scraped her hair back from her forehead and tied it in a ponytail with a pink ribbon . 

His long black hair was tied into its ponytail with a velvet ribbon , his skin was parchment pale , and his eyes dark . 

While Ian menaces around the ice with his blond ponytail flowing from beneath his helmet , Stephen , 25 , is a clean-cut , gentlemanly defenceman who commands great respect . 

Sebastian laughed and reached out to the ribbon on Meg 's ponytail . 

He pulls on his ponytail and settles it like a pet comfortably along the collar . 

He was emerging in stately fashion from Wavebreaker 's companionway and , though I could see he was tall and lanky and had a ponytail of hair , I could make out no details of his face . 

I am fed up with French plaits and ponytails and refuse to wear my hair in a bun . 

He is a dandy-looking dude too , with slick black ponytail and , always , a full-length mink coat . 

Beside her , Donna said quietly , ` If I had freckles and a ponytail , do you think that guy would make a play for me ? " 

Perhaps these techniques have that irresistible fascination of overhearing gossip about oneself . 

The locals are already trading gossip about the hundreds of youngsters packing the beach . 

The story rocketed around Hollywood and outgunned all the gossip of crawling up drainpipes , being visited in his dressing room by naked ladies , drinking day and night , smashing his head against a wall . 

To refute any groundless gossip on so important a subject I consider it necessary to inform you that I have no intention of doing so immediately . 

During the latter part of 1988 , the music papers were full of gossip about the band joining forces with a major label . 

All week long , the Hollywood gossip about this case was of drugs , mysticism and off-beat sex , and for once there may be more truth than fantasy in the flashy talk of the town . " 

They exchanged banter and gossip about old friends , new acquaintances , and fresh scandals . 

` I know who John Thaw is of course , " he said , ` but I have never heard any gossip about him buying a house here . 

And if she had heard nothing of the gossip about his private life before she accepted him , certain ladies he had discarded , both married and single , took care that she overheard quite a lot now . 

There is without a shadow of doubt some very nasty gossip about me now sludging its filthy way through the intestines of the society I know and have come to despise . 

I 'll tell them malicious gossip about the rest of the club and I 'll become a kind of mascot . 

` Joe heard the gossip about you and me and this is his revenge . " 

There was a bar on the premises , and on a YCs night it would be filled with the laughter and gossip of young drinkers , some below the legal age of drinking . 

With its sights set against the established social and political order , it was further estranged from those newspapers which were able to participate in the reporting and gossip of metropolitan politics . 

After all , what was the gossip of princes and their doxies to a priest ? 

One day Sam heard an interesting piece of gossip from some of the adult workers . 

My act , as always , is an intimate gossip with the audience -- and this made it very tricky . 

Unlike the trainees , established dealers pick up market gossip with a lightning instinct . 

The new pop stars -- self-conscious frauds , tackily glamorous like Boy George -- fed a revival of old-fashioned pop gossip , a staple now of the Sun and the Mirror . 

For the remainder of the meal , they chatted politely about business and exchanged city gossip . 

Women , especially mothers , are often guilty of birth gossip , and unwittingly create fear in the minds of first-time mothers . 

She 'd grown up into a beautiful fair girl , and every lad in the county had his eye on her , as Billy knew from all the women 's gossip . 

There are intimate ideological connections between women 's gossip on the one hand and sorcery and witchcraft on the other . 

He continued to gabble away under his breath and the ladies returned to their gossip . 

Even if he were willing to ply so late , I did not feel equal to his gossip , or that of the troops who might be making their way back . 

` Never mind your gossip now , Thomas , " exhorted their hostess . 

Father Devine went on to speak of his admiration for Shakespeare , but had no fresh gossip about the Bard . 

He was off-hand with her , even when she recounted the gossip about Meredith being thrown out of his lodgings . 

Their conversation became more relaxed , drifting from their backgrounds to their jobs to increasingly indiscreet gossip about their colleagues , as the alcohol turned them from new acquaintances into old and trusted friends . 

David Rosen was watching Mrs Files 's scrambled egg on his plate . 

Statistical studies , such as that published recently in the British Medical Journal , show that there is no association between the consumption of lightly boiled eggs and illness . 

A boiled egg and two slices of buttered bread had been laid out at his place at the table . 

` Of course you can have a boiled egg if that 's what you want . " 

Do n't forget to bring a hard boiled egg to decorate , Billingham Beck Country Park , 10am . 

He took an experimental mouthful of fried egg and waited to see if it was going to suit him , then progressed to the baked beans , cautiously . 

Foodstuff varies from fried egg and chips to sausage rolls and sponge cakes . 

Through the swing doors came the same chef , this time carrying dishes of mushrooms , tomatoes and fried eggs . 

Finely chop the hard-boiled eggs and spoon over the vegetables . 

A young bridal couple at the next table , returning from their honeymoon in Cairo , peeled hard-boiled eggs and ate in silence . 

The island has its own cuisine including tomato and onion soup with a poached egg floating in it , superb beef kebabs or ` espetadas " . 

Harriet got a job as a dentist 's receptionist and lived on lentils and poached eggs in a hostel until the dentist asked her to marry him . 

Place the quails ' eggs in a pan of boiling water and boil for 3min . 

From a distance they might look like jars of pickled quail 's eggs … . 

Eating quail 's eggs , he frowned as he reread the letter from Lloyd 's : it warned him of the amount that he would shortly be expected to produce in settlement . 

A dietitian suggested that I had milk shakes with raw eggs to build me up , yet , the Bristol diet denied both ingredients . 

Do n't be tempted by uncooked cake or pudding mixture -- it contains raw eggs . 

TWO hundred baby hedgehogs have been saved this year by RSPCA nurses who fed them scrambled eggs at West Hatch , Somerset . 

Beat the eggs lightly with a little salt and add them to the bowl . 

Beat the eggs in a bowl and then add potatoes , onion , flour , salt and pepper . 

Hard boil the fresh quails ' eggs for 3min , cool slightly and shell . 

This morning I boiled her a nice fresh egg , and she ate the lot . 

She warmed yesterdays bread and cooked three eggs and laid a tray and took the lot upstairs , meaning to return with coals for Mr Landor 's fire as soon as he was placated with the food . 

The traditional Russian Easter cake Kulitsch is even eaten with hard-boiled eggs after being blessed by a priest . 

They ate their poached eggs , then John handed Ianthe the plate of cakes . 

She was frying eggs and bacon and mushrooms on a camp stove in Woolley 's billet . 

Spencer came late to sexual maturity , and he tried , after his marriage to the painter Hilda Carline in 1925 , to make up for lost time .

But hackdom , I would argue , may be the proof of a genre 's maturity .

Gates says it will be the factually unassailable foundation upon which Afro-American studies will grow to maturity .

But perhaps history is on the Weinsteins ' side : It took jerks like the old-time moguls to bring film to maturity .

However , mosquitoes from CW microcosms were not significantly different from other mosquitoes in size or time to maturity .

Exposed females were only examined through 130 days because we expected they would have attained sexual maturity and expressed first estrus by then [ 7 ] , making them developmentally comparable to unexposed females at 150 days .

They are conducted for the system , subsystems , and components to assess design maturity and technical risk .

By 1930 raw-material production had tripled the figure of 1900 , manufactured goods had increased twelve-fold , and heavy industry was galloping towards maturity .

He had such a depth of understanding , a maturity of judgment and an uncanny ability to hone in on the real issues .

We present a light and electron microscopic ( EM ) evaluation of iridocorneal angle development in staged embryos and through eight postnatal weeks , when the angle structures have reached full maturity .

To determine the best practices for ensuring product design and manufacturing maturity from the commercial sector , we conducted general literature searches .

From the new international airport to KL 's dramatic skyline to the middle class seen driving Malaysian-made Proton sedans on six-lane highways — all are evidence to the country 's rising economic maturity .

Kingsolver 's latest is hailed as a step forward in maturity and scope .

Since sexual maturity is achieved at approximately 11 weeks of age in rats , this means that the chemopreventive agent is given during a period of active development of the mammary gland .

The steady erosion of our claim to a special place in the universe has come with a steady growth in our maturity as a species .

Historically , DOD 's approach has been to develop new weapon systems that often attempt to satisfy the full requirement in a single step , regardless of the design challenge or the maturity of technologies necessary to achieve the full capability .

The postnatal rats were weaned at 21 days of age , and they attained sexual maturity during the 6th week of life .

The first time he really demonstrated this maturity was in The Secret Rapture ( 1988 ) , a work Hare himself has pointed to as an important departure .

According to the F-22 program office , design maturity and manufacturing problems caused a `` rolling wave '' effect throughout system integration and final assembly .

Daily New York Times critic Michiko Kakutani says the book `` is not a sleazy tell-all memoir '' and is a `` leap forward in maturity and emotional candor . ''

This new maturity argues not for an advance , but for a retreat on the part of the press .

One deems it more of the same old riffing on the underside of society , `` calling up as many vile impressions of humanity as possible '' ( Liesl Schillinger , the Washington Post ) , while the other detects a new maturity in Self and labels this `` his most disciplined storytelling yet , '' marked by `` a new control and polish ( Michiko Kakutani , the New York Times ) . Everyone concedes that his writing is masterful ; it 's just a question of whether he has progressed .

The jury should answer this by drawing inferences from the evidence in the case and from the surrounding circumstances . 

Aggregate data do not , of course , allow us to draw any inferences about the behaviour of individual authorities which give rise to these findings , particularly where so few cases are often involved . 

Second , when making an assessment , information about what a child is able to do in one situation must necessarily form the basis of inferences about what a child might be able to do in other situations . 

In order to draw causal inferences about the educational consequences of being in care , a longitudinal study has been designed . 

We must make inferences about the health status of the survivors from these data . 

Similarly we can only make inferences about the nature of learning from observing these changes . 

Using animals in experiments requires us to make inferences about psychological processes from behaviour . 

Ethologists have not yet begun to grasp at the crucial characteristic of human beings that tends to invalidate all but the most cautious inferences from other animals to Man . 

Most inferences from animals to the human species are based in anatomical , behavioural , or sociological comparisons . 

The computer can give questions for the user to ask , and also draw inference from the answers . 

At one extreme , the process of interpretation will simply involve the making of inferences from two or more documents . 

Such trust or distrust can only be based on an inference from personal facts about the witness and his circumstances . 

The inference of arts teacher curriculum isolation seems unavoidable . 

Such a graded response according to exposure can strengthen inferences of causality . 

However , these arguments are not particularly strong , for , if the inference of fault is so great , why not include a requirement of proof of fault , at least at the level of subjective recklessness ? 

As the defendants were unable to rebut the inference of negligence they were liable . 

The inference of user information needs from user information-seeking behaviour has led to much confusion . 

There is a mistaken tendency , nourished perhaps by too partial examples , to see perception as the passive reception of evidence from an external world from which we make inferences to its causes . 

He takes himself to have true premises and a valid inference to a true conclusion ; the premises might include the proposition that in the past he has made mistakes . 

He formulated a new version of Occam 's razor in the words , ` Whenever possible , substitute constructions out of known entities , for inferences to unknown entities . " 

Evolutionary theorising is a matter of making inferences to the best explanation . 

Sampling theory is aimed at providing a mathematical justification for inferences to some population value on the basis of knowledge of a subset , or sample , of that population . 

It is difficult to use these data to draw any reliable inferences as to whether the prevalence among the institutional population is increasing . 

It seemed a fair inference that such reference books as Hereward Marr possessed would be grouped together there . 

The inference is that more pupils are attending ordinary classes in normal schools . 

Causal inferences are constructions built upon foundations of assumptions , and can not be more valid than the assumptions . 

This goes beyond direct observations and requires some inference or speculation on the part of the observer . 

Our main inference was that as insectivorous primates radiated within the forest they took to fruit-eating and became diurnal . 

Once they had made their inferences they tended to use any manpower they had to follow them up . 

Meta-deduction enables reasoners to make inferences about other people 's inferences , which is relevant to almost every successful social and professional interaction . 

When a routine problem arises he perhaps assembles the information and pursues his inferences to the conclusion almost as tidily as he would on paper . 

From this sharply drawn difference Goody and Watt draw all their inferences concerning the thought process , cognitive skills and social achievements of the two kinds of societies . 

Fourth , further research would be deductive as well as inductive , employing inferences from previously established generalizations . 

Some public library authorities have gone beyond user surveys to conduct sociological investigations into their communities , so as to draw inferences about reading habits and information needs . 

Additionally , human readers are able to make a multitude of inferences about the sentences within a discourse . 

Journalistic speculation and inference about official statements are not protected . 

The necessary inference from such a principle as his is that the interpreters of law should be the.ones to define the rights of individuals and to trace the bounds of legitimate government over them . 

This presents more difficulties for the researcher , who has to do a great deal of interpretation in order to make inferences from what people actually do to their motivations for doing it . 

Old-fashioned nationalists and Thatcherites may draw the triumphant inference that the Gulf war has exposed the futility of the Community 's foreign policy ambitions . 

` The inference that Cheshire and Merseyside ` decision makers " might influence your strategy is palpable nonsense . 

The sudden release of many young into the savannah at the same time may perhaps swamp the waiting predators and thus constitute in itself a survival strategy . 

Cochrane et al. state that c. 80 per cent of tropical America 's savannas are mostly well drained , with the largest single expanse in central Brazil . 

THE western sky was glowing pink when we spotted him , a tiny shadow trotting across the darkening savannah . 

Nevertheless , tropical rain forest may be flammable at the edges , so that savanna may spread . 

But how did such migrants ever learn that there was better weather at the other end of the globe or that hundreds of miles north of the African savannahs , for a few months , abundant food was to be had . 

One of these , the Common Zebra , is widely distributed over the grassland savannah in eastern and southern Africa in different forms , each with a slightly different stripe pattern . 

Onyeanusi 's study involved an assessment of the impact of vehicle tyres on off-road tracks in a specific area of what is predominantly grassland savanna . 

Hornbills , too , live in forests , but also in woodland savannahs in Asia and Africa . 

It was a small animal , probably about 1.2 m tall , living in woodland savannah . 

In both forest and savannah large parties with many males develop , especially among ground-dwellers subject to terrestrial predation . 

In the Kenyan savannahs where chimpanzees were first studied intensively in the wild , the animals live primarily on a vegetarian diet of fruit and leaves , together with insects such as termites . 

By far the largest tree in the African savannah , baobabs are protected by law in several African countries and are important ecological resources . 

They do not all live on the savannah , of course ; hippos prefer rivers and many of the antelope ( bongo , duikers ) prefer forest , as do elephants when it is available . 

It seems likely that the two ` fingers " at the tip of the trunk are more useful to a species that lives on savanna and finds much of its food by grazing . 

Kate could n't stop her face from flaming at the astuteness of his answer , and sought to cover up her confusion in attacking him again . 

And the most dangerous players in the world today are those athletic and financially secure ones who calculate risks with the astuteness of a bank manager , but go for the first prize , if possible , and the subsequent contracts , knowing that if the high-flying fairway wood does n't clear a ditch at Augusta , they can still enjoy a steak dinner tonight , thanks to a pitch and single putt ! 

Leith only just managed to stop her jaw from dropping at the astuteness of the man when he continued , ` Having left Ardis and applied for a job here , you then made a conscious decision to dress down your looks and conceal your figure , though not because of any sexual hang-up ? 

Duncan had been surprised by the policeman 's astuteness in deciding to investigate the Catherine Palace . 

However , the leading man by his astuteness in obtaining the most beneficial terms for the conditions applying to the pitch he was hoping to take , could realise a goodly income for himself and the others . 

First , he comments on the king 's astuteness in seeing through the arguments of the heretics , though he implies that for some while Clovis had been persuaded by them . 

Only the Centre 's music-theatrical astuteness remains , perhaps , in question . 

His political astuteness means he has no sentimentality about ditching unpopular and unworkable policies bequeathed to him . 

` With psychological astuteness , the Dadaists spoke of energy and will and assured the world that they had amazing plans . 

My stepfather died at the end of November 1991 and under his will my mother was left the life interest in the income arising from the sum of £60,000 with the remainder to my stepbrother . 

Gloucester and Buckingham then rode to Stony Stratford to take possession of Edward V. His escort was dismissed and some of his closest associates arrested , among them his stepbrother Richard Grey and his chamberlain Sir Thomas Vaughan . 

Your son resents his stepbrother for taking up your time , and is worried that you do n't love him any more . 

Since then , Jah has had another three children , while Neneh has stepbrothers and sisters in LA from an earlier relationship of Don Cherry 's . 

But after talking to David Stanley , the youngest of Presley 's three stepbrothers , he said : ` I am now convinced that Elvis Presley committed suicide . " 

` I may not yet be family , but I do know enough about you to know you do n't have a stepbrother . " 

At the end of the day Shiona had innocently believed that her second new stepbrother was her friend . 

Hosni Mubarak supporters attack protesters in Cairo 's Tahrir Square

" We want the murderers of our martyrs to be tried , " protesters in Dara were heard to say on a video .

That attitude is different from the mood in 2003 , when tens of thousands of protesters in Egypt and other countries marched against their governments ' tacit support of the U. S. -led invasion of Iraq .

But he was soon disillusioned , and when Kadafi 's forces opened fire on peaceful protesters in February , Aujali was one of the first senior officials to switch sides .

Another video showed protesters in Qetaireh , in the country 's southwest , tearing down a statue of one of the Assads and ripping down posters with their portraits .

The protesters in Benghazi were buoyed by rebel claims that they had taken the mountain town of Qawalish early Wednesday .

Videos on the Internet showed protesters in the northern province of Idlib and the Damascus suburbs of Amouda , Qaboun and the Midan .

I sent him off because our country had been peaceful , " Svetlana Shevchenko , one of the protesters outside the sanitarium housing the Marines , told Rossiya television .

Protesters in the capital , Tripoli , contacted by Al Jazeera news channel and the BBC said early Monday that security forces seemed to be retreating from some parts of the city and that demonstrations there were growing .

Early Thursday , he said , a security officer had stabbed him in the leg when the force attacked and chased out the sleeping protesters .

Ahmar , a former supporter of Saleh and the head of Saleh 's tribe , turned his back on the president in mid-March after 52 antigovernment protesters were shot dead by pro-government snipers .

Recent evenings have even featured groups of noisy street protesters whose central point was encapsulated in one banner : " No to extremism !

Antigovernment protesters maintained their 24-hour vigil for Saleh 's departure Thursday in the sprawling tented encampment in the west of the city , where activists again prepared for protests after Friday prayers .

In mid-March , 52 antigovernment protesters were killed by pro-government snipers .

The smoke-damaged space is now dedicated to artworks condemning Kadafi 's jailing and execution of dissidents , and the shooting of street protesters by his security police during the eastern revolution .

Chirag Bhakta , 23 , told me he became a budget-cut protester two years ago .

Some were soldiers who once served the government , he said , but most were young street protesters .

The firefight underscored the deep fissures along tribal and political fault lines , pitting ex-Kadafi loyalists against former street protesters and tribal-based militias .

No organized military force has yet emerged from the impassioned young protesters and defecting government soldiers who seized Benghazi and eastern Libya from Kadafi last month , and it 's not clear that one will .

But that approach has n't protected it in Libya , whose angry citizens attacked Chinese workers and infrastructure projects following the Kadafi regime 's violent crackdown on civilian protesters .

But their friendliness with the longtime dictator is generating angry denunciations of London and Rome as the deaths and injuries mount in Kadafi 's crackdown on anti-government protesters .

Senior officials in Washington met Friday to consider their options , as the administration again called on the Assad regime to stop attacking peaceful protesters .

But the low passes were no more frightening than an air show at a country fair to the angry protesters .

Al Jazeera showed scenes of men on horeseback and camels storming into the crowds in an apparent attempt to disperse anti-government protesters .

" Security officials clearly abused peaceful and unarmed protesters .

Reporting from Baghdad â€� Families of four young pro-democracy protesters jailed in Baghdad said Thursday that their loved ones continued to be denied access to lawyers or relatives despite repeated requests .

Activists describe doctors and nurses abusing bleeding , helpless protesters , especially at state-run medical centers .

Those killed included 32 law enforcement officers as well as armed protesters , he said .

Last year , a scuffle between pro- and anti-Tripoli protesters broke out at the university when the younger Kadafi came to give a speech .

` I look as though I 've been on the wrong end of a Gestapo interrogation . 

After lengthy media interrogation about the race and our tie -- which the commentators had talked into an exciting crescendo -- we flopped into the swimming pool . 

This is very much the way in which the law approaches the extraction of the truth , and it is different both from the vivid imprecision of ordinary life and the intimacy of a police interrogation . 

At the start of the police interrogation the suspect is informed of his right of silence and of his right to consult a lawyer , but he has no right to have the lawyer present during the interrogation . 

Millions of viewers saw the vicious and disbelieving interrogation of a woman who went to the police saying she had been raped . 

It was then that the four members of the Sex Pistols were taken , well-lubricated , from the hospitality suite of Thames Television to face interrogation by Bill Grundy on the popular teatime magazine programme , Today . 

On May 18 of this year , Talb 's former wife , Jamila Mougrabi , revealed during interrogation by Swedish police that her husband was in Malta in October 1988 . 

The witness is not in court during the interrogation of the defendant , and counsel try to shake the evidence and establish discrepancies between the defendant and his witness . 

After his return to England , he was involved in the interrogation of François Barthélemy , the former French chargé d'affaires in Britain , who fled from France in 1799 . 

The arrest and interrogation of the IRA suspects in 1971 had been a military operation with only one or two RUC men of low rank involved in a supporting role and under army direction . 

Two years served and four to go because one in the chain had not owned the strength to withstand the interrogation of the KGB questioners in Lubyanka . 

Interrogations of German prisoners-of-war captured in 1944 and 1945 on the western Front also revealed surprisingly high rates of continued trust in the Führer , almost down to the very end of the war . 

However , except in some cases of serious or organised crime , prosecutors leave the interrogation of the suspect to the police . 

Interrogation in two and a half languages ( lapses into Russian between the staff being common ) was a complicated process . 

Allegations have been made that successful convictions in a number of key murder trials have been dependent upon confession evidence which has been improperly obtained during police interrogation . 

She answered the questions in her interrogation with perfect candour , but her answers had the effect of crystallising her basic thinking . 

RAPE is frequently used against women as part of their interrogation about criminal or political activity , or as a ` proxy " assault on relatives who evade capture . 

` Abd al-Ra'uf Ghabin claims he was tortured during his interrogation in 1990 . 

During her interrogation she was given electric shocks , punched in the stomach and raped with a truncheon . 

Bernard was present at their interrogation by Australian and British officers and helped escort them to Singapore Supreme Court , where some were found guilty of war crimes . 

Legal rules govern important aspects of the process of gathering evidence , such as the interrogation of suspects . 

I do n't need to see through the sheet to know that Anya 's flushed brick red , and that her eyes are fixed on somewhere quite far to the east of the Walthamstow marshes .

The Broad lay a mile outside the perimeter wall of Dersingham Park to the east of the church .

From the County Gate car park on the A39 to the east of Lynmouth walk south , along the path signed to Malmsmede and Oare .

Kendal , to the east of Windermere , is just outside the Lake District National Park and so makes a good base to visit the rest of the region .

Schladming , just to the east , which tried to take on the World Cup commitment , has suffered similarly .

In 1990 a public seat provided by Wyre Borough Council was sited on Snowhill Scorton just to the east of the motorway bridge .

Northward of Malham is the Tarn , while to the east lies the gorge of Gordale Scar .

If this were achieved , it would sever the Warsaw -Kiev railway and also give Austria command of the road to Brest-Litovsk , thus threatening all the Russian positions to the east of Warsaw .

The satellite pictures shows a lot of cloud just to the east of us , but you 'll see that it is moving away .

Just to the east of these mills is the now derelict Waulk Mill cottage .

Nor did Egypt , which is after all a long way to the east of Cyrene ( Athens being nearer to Cyrene than is the Nile ) make much impact except in a few points of ritual .

Over to the east the smooth blue sky is tinged with a violet strip along the horizon .

` All the rumours are that Jerry 's been bringing his troops back from the east by the train-load .

` A few miles out to the east we glimpsed the dark girl you and Bicker described from the Isle of Mist .

Meanwhile Soviet armies were sweeping through Germany from the east .

Anderson in " Scotland in Pagan Times " tells of 36 gold annular armlets , all melted except one , which were found at Coull . 

` And if , " said Bith of the Bog-Hat , ` your impress-ship should ever be wanting an armlet or two , or maybe a plain everyday crown circlet , we 'd be happy to oblige . " 

Since the lawmakers were mostly of the creditor class , their attitude was to retain a statute by which they could obtain a writ for the arrest of their debtor and his detention at their will .

Where a court order is made , it is not sufficient for a copy of that to be placed with the title deeds with nothing further being done , for the court order can be misplaced or removed . 

The Metropolitan Police Commissioner , Paul Condon , has called for a review of deportation procedures following the death of a Jamaican woman after a deportation order was served . 

If you intend to buy mail order , make sure you are familiar with the shoe and the correct size or send in an outline of your foot to help the supplier . 

An exclusion zone order was last used to keep revellers away from Stonehenge . 

It enables him to consider , no doubt on advice , whether there are grounds for challenging the findings made by the judge who made the order . 

` She does not take orders too well , " Alain growled with a sidelong glance at Jenna 's mutinous face . 

Already under a probation order for attacking a songwriter the previous year , he found himself on another assault charge . 

The girl was also fined £30 and given a 12 month supervision order for breaching a conditional discharge given last year for a burglary at a cycle shop . 

HOW silly of comedy writer Carla Lane to try to save a pit bull terrier which faces an automatic destruction order after being unmuzzled in public . 

On the way down the stairs they passed a maid and he issued very firm orders without stopping for one second . 

On the back seat … a fourteen-year-old boy from Milton Keynes , who just the day before had been given a supervision order after being convicted for burglary , armed robbery and car theft . 

Ray McClean describes his mild surprise on several occasions , when demonstrators accepted the authority of his steward 's armband and obeyed his orders . 

AILING Liz Taylor has cancelled her traditional Christmas break on doctor 's orders . 

The registrar 's order was overturned ( see ACCOUNTANCY , September 1991 , p 41 ) . 

Sensing a certain self-irritation in Bodie 's tone of voice , Cowley said quickly , firmly , ` They were my orders , Bodie . 

Loretta gave her order , intending to tag her question about Veronica Puddephat on the end , but was baulked by the woman 's suggestive banter with the two men seated at the bar . 

As soon as the litigious Alan Keyes and Gary Bauer caught wind of what Russert was doing , they staged a mutiny , refusing to yield the floor to him or follow his orders .

Declarations taking credit for the attacks had already been faxed to the joint al Qaeda-Egyptian Islamic Jihad office in Baku , with instructions to stand by for orders to `` instantly '' transmit them to Al Quds al Arabi .

Areas of savings include less rework on the part of the construction contractor , fewer change orders to the owner for correction of design errors or omissions , and a lowering of the cost of belatedly adding project upgrade features that should have been addressed in the original design .

The statistics might seem cold , but it 's impossib le to remain complacent after meeting someone like Katherine -- or a family who has been left homeless by an illegal eviction , a senior who lost his home to foreclosure from a crooked loan transaction , or a domestic violence victim unable to navigate the courts to get a restraining order .

'' When I finally made up my mind to leave , I had a restraining order put against him and that was $50 but that was $50 well spent to me , '' said Bunzy , 40. ``

A University of California, Irvine , study released Wednesday found an interactive computer system effectively helps people fill out paperwork for restraining orders , eviction defense , small-claims cases and requests for filing-fee waivers .

West said she feels a custody order should be allowed to stand for the full term of the PFA - up to 18 months - as it does in many other counties in the state .

OMB determined that this rule was an economically significant regulatory action under Executive Order 12866 because it could result in an annual effect on the economy of $100 million or more .

The United States Board on Geographic Names was established by an executive order of President Benjamin Harrison in September 1890 , and has been active ever since , publishing its decisions and issuing official gazetteers .

The interim final rule was determined to be a `` significant regulatory action '' by OMB under Executive Order No .

The preamble to the final rule notes that the rule has been reviewed in accordance with the provisions of Executive Order No.

( iv ) Other relevant information or requirements under acts and executive orders

In addition , the preambles to the proposed and final rules address Executive Orders 12612 ( Federalism ) and 12606 ( the Family ) .

( iv ) Other relevant information or requirements under Acts and Executive orders

Once more the inhabitants of the northern forests showed their impatience of these delays . 

Unlike the Arab inhabitants of Palestine , Abdallah welcomed the prospect of economic development which the Zionist programme promised . 

By 1910 the inhabitants of Britain consumed a million tons of meat over and above home produce . 

To the island inhabitants of Britain , such peoples remain distant ( though the English Channel constitutes now more a psychological than a physical barrier ) , with alien cultures , different interests , and different thought processes . 

The Spanish expelled the Muslims from the island , but were not able to bring it under their full control , or defend its inhabitants from Muslim raiders , until nearly the end of the nineteenth century . 

They further argued that ` State " means the numerical collection of inhabitants in the geographical area and not the government or organs of government through which the state expresses its intentions . 

She had already met some of the inhabitants in the hostels for homeless people in Glasgow and Edinburgh . 

There , the chance of dying in one's forties is twice that of an inhabitant of relatively salubrious Krakow . 

By the peace of Paris , the inhabitants of ‘ Gascony beyond the Garonne ’ had become arrière-vassaux of Louis IX , although in 1224 they had refused to transfer their ultimate allegiance to the king of France . 

The second might be found in greater numbers among the inhabitants of lodging houses in great cities . 

She termed people fair or dark , and there was scarcely one of the valley 's many-hued inhabitants whom she did not classify by colour . 

In 1489 the Prior began evicting the inhabitants to make way for larger sheep pastures . 

The inhabitants huddle around huge log fires in timber halls protected by massive stockades . 

As on every other Saturday morning , the inhabitants of Little Saigon in Orange county will crowd around their televisions to watch an hour and a half of Vietnamese programmes . 

Even in the northern counties , Scottish raids were never as frequent or as deeply penetrating as they had been in Edward II's reign , and although the inhabitants of those counties made the most of their plight in petitions for relief from taxation , the raids in the years after 1332 did little long-term damage to the region 's economy . 

The inhabitants of the southern coastal counties of England suffered considerably in this respect , in particular in the late 1370s , when several places on the south coast experienced attacks and , in the case of Winchelsea in 1380 , virtual destruction . 

Inhabitants of Pripyat , the town nearest to the reactor , were told nothing for 36 hours , and not tested for signs of radiation sickness until much later . 

The view that the assassination of Hitler would have brought the end of the war was reported as the opinion of many inhabitants of the town of Bad Aibling in his administrative region . 

How often , for instance , did a normal inhabitant of Thorpe travel to Lincoln , his nearest major town , but some 30 km ( 19 miles ) away ? 

, Inhabitants of the Dutch town of Hoofddorp are being issued with new dustbins implanted with a measuring device aimed at encouraging them to throw away less rubbish . 

Some acid house parties can be heard miles away across the countryside : the inhabitants of normally quiet villages deserve protection . 

We met the little boy who believes that all the inhabitants of an Arab village should be exterminated . 

No doubt by 1200 all or virtually all the inhabitants of these two villages had ancestors among the twenty-five slaves of 400 years previously . 

The wills and inventories of the inhabitants of Pennine villages , hamlets and farmsteads show that those described as clothiers had livestock amongst their possessions and that the farmers had stores of wool , spinning wheels and looms . 

The party is being held in a ballroom the size of Carnegie Hall and they 've forgotten to provide a podium so the people at the back have no idea you 're there . 

Two old-age pensioners were dancing in a ballroom lit by chandeliers . 

Owned by the ` Palais de Dance and Cinema Company " , it was one of the first large custom built ballrooms in the city of Edinburgh . 

He entered the palatial ballroom and took in his surroundings , mentally assessing the wealth of his hosts . 

Heads turned that night when Senator Jared Tunstall and his wife entered the ballroom at Devonshire House . 

` Of course , " she said and , with sudden surprising firmness in her step , she moved towards the ballroom . 

Sharpe had a glimpse of his lordship running through the ballroom . 

Then in the evening he sat in the ballroom of the hotel where the cast where staying , getting pissed on shorts . 

As I walked back through the ballroom past the seated guests I saw my wife , daughter and son waving and smiling and waved back , relieved that it was all over . 

Built as a family house around 1718 by a wealthy lead mine owner , Charles Bathhurst , the building was subsequently leased , the ballroom added , and it was turned into an impressive coaching inn . 

A woman in the uniform of the Women 's Voluntary Service , approached them . 

Just inside the door there were two Germans in the grey uniform of the Luftwaffe sitting at a table . 

Holly saw the blackened uniforms of the guards as they moved amongst the debris of the office that they had retrieved . 

From the outskirts on , he stayed close to the gutter to avoid the lorries disgorging troops in the grey/green uniforms of the National People 's Army , the NVA . 

Since then she 's got a new man and a new baby , five weeks old , who lay in her father 's arms clad in the all-white uniform of the newborn . 

` Are n't you sweltering in your uniform on a day like this ? " 

On that circuit I was vaguely conscious that there were more blue uniforms on the streets than normal , but then that was normal in the West End for the pre-Christmas rush . 

As the Tabor primary schoolchildren were making their way to their classes , it was hard not to think of a scene from 1950s Britain , the children all in their uniforms and carrying satchels . 

The Pack hurried back to the dressing-tent to change out of their old-fashioned uniforms . 

He had looked so smart in his uniform : tall , dark and handsome like all the best heroes . 

The protesters quickly withdrew to leave an exit for the car , taking with them a young woman in nurse 's uniform who appeared to be in great pain after having been struck by the retreating car . 

He looked at the eager girls and the officers in their cream uniforms . 

I went to Oxford in 1961 with my beatnik uniform , sandals and black sweater . 

Monday morning school regulation grey pleated skirt covering her knees , plain blue blouse , white ankle socks and flat black shoes gave Michelle the air of a sullen captive in prison uniform . 

She was thinking of houseboys in a saffron uniform she 'd design herself . 

I left the envelope in the jacket pocket of my uniform with every intention of opening it immediately after Goering 's execution had been carried out the following morning . 

The President started swearing silently as soon as he saw the troops in camouflage uniforms with rifles at the ready . 

He looked over the card as he delivered the oath , which he knew by heart , and saw the incongruous green of an army uniform through the glass of the doors . 

He used military discipline and drill , acquired in the Volunteers , and a simple uniform of haversack , belt , and cap , to instil Christian manliness into unruly boys . 

With the commanding posture that was the unmistakable and indelible mark of St. Cyr , and clad in the uniform of ` horizon blue " , there was no more impressive sight on a French parade ground . 

What he saw was an officer of the Third Reich in a smart , freshly pressed uniform and gleaming high leather boots , the peaked cap denoting his rank planted squarely on his narrow head . 

There 's a sensation of well tailored black uniforms rustling in the room and I get the impression from the general atmosphere and a few exchanged looks that this is a contentious point . 

With her little black broom in her hand , Angela danced gaily out of the tent , and she looked just as if the Gnome on her Brownie uniform had come to life ! 

As the boatmen rowed him out into the middle of Sydney harbour , his piper played a lament at the stem and John stood at the prow in full dress uniform , with his sword held high . 

Clothed in full dress uniform , the members wore a black shirt ( blouse pattern ) , khaki breeches , puttees , black boots and black beret . 

I stop this man in a black uniform and ask him where it is , and he shows me . 

Like Querelle , men in tatty soiled uniforms are flexing their muscles , while others stare vacantly into the middle distance . 

She went away with some men in brown uniforms and will not come back to her little boy . 

A young , sweaty man in the usual grey uniform sat behind a large desk . 

She remembers all the Ramsay Street actors and actresses with fondness -- Jan also discovered Jason Donovan , who arrived for an audition in his school uniform , and a host of others . 

` I remember when Jason first came and auditioned for me one day after school in his school uniform , very hot and perspiring , and a typical teenage schoolboy who had just run to the audition . 

The previous evening Flora had looked shockingly innocent in the black dress ; now in the unbecoming school uniform she was sensual and desirable . 

Mildred changed from her ordinary school uniform to the best robes which the girls always wore for special occasions . 

Surely to God you did n't send him off in his school uniform . " 

Two other members of the platoon have drawn the short straw , and are now dressed in their best uniforms to perform the once-monthly guard duties at the Allied Kommandatura building . 

The bogus officers , who were dressed in full police uniform , tied the sixty year old woman up after she let them into her house in Jerviston Street , New Stevenson around eight o'clock last night . 

The huts would look like they used to and inside there 'd even be staff dressed in period uniform . 

The driver became suspicious when the man , dressed in a dark uniform approached him and asked him if he 'd been drinking . 

No Gnat would ever call his glider a kite , especially not when he was wearing his uniform . 

One such regiment is the Carroburg Greatswords which wears a uniform of dark red . 

When he saw the blue uniforms of the New York police , did Buddeke show them some sort of identification or did he just leave ? 

There was a fair sprinkling of the brighter-green uniforms of the People 's Police , the VOPOs . 

By the time Mary was ready to go , her uniform was dry and showed only a faint mark or two . 

Leslie is loving , soft and very feminine away from the job but in her uniform she is a real professional . " 

If he won here too , if he came back from Barashevo without a stain of the shit and slime of this place on his tailored khaki uniform then the road upwards and onwards was clear to him . 

The staff , easily recognizable by their distinctive light green uniforms were well in evidence . 

At the Chalk Farm stop an attractive , freckled schoolgirl , about sixteen , in a smart navy uniform and white blouse , had got on and sat a few seats away . 

People sent their daughters to Cambridge School , dressing them up in the toffee-brown and pale uniform Elizabeth Jarvis had selected . 

Tall and splendid in his pure white uniform , he had an easy , open face and manner that made you just know he would defend democracy until his sabre broke . 

The undress field and barracks uniforms worn when the destruction of the USS Maine blasted America into war were those of the 1895 Regulations . 

From the apron or uniform she wore to the testimonial of good behaviour or ` character " , without which she became unemployable , everything about her symbolised a relation of power and subjection . 

Since 1937 , the uniforms worn by the British Army , Navy and Air Force have been made by the Gloucester firm of J Compton Sons and Webb . 

Another medium is house-style ( e.g. a specific ` logo " like the woolmark sign devised by the International Wool Secretariat and displayed on hats and uniforms worn by the people they sponsor ) . 

There 's this white blazer with these thick purple stripes , and I take it off the hanger . 

Devotees don their kinte-cloth caps in much the same spirit as British Thatcherites sport their tweeds and Republicans their blazers . 

When I opened my eyes , it had got colder , so I stood up , brushed off my blazer and set off back to the Gendarmerie . 

Nevertheless , Clara could tell from her tone that she was pleased about something , and , as she took off her blazer and hung it in the cupboard , she waited to hear what it was . 

` My dear Gwendolen , " he cut in impatiently , disengaging her from his new blazer . 

Lane , like the current top 30 players , will be measured for his Ryder Cup blazer next week . 

Reductions include tweed blazers down from £269 to £145 , silk shirts in pale camel from £109 to £69 . 

If military looks raise their bereted heads , there are plenty of gilt-buttoned blazers in any army surplus store . 

Diana dashed to the front door wearing the kind of understated clothes appropriate for meeting women who are practically penniless -- an ordinary black blazer over a plain white top and a black and white striped skirt . 

Even replica caves might be cold , she thought , slinging a yellow and white striped cotton blazer over her arm , and picking up her bag and camera on the way out to the car . 

Minority look in late '69/early '70 -- side-parted hair ( not skinhead ) black or navy blazer with or without badge . 

Marks & Spencer has turned Brooks Brothers ( which it owns ) into ‘ Brooks Sisters ’ , with a women 's range of classic gilt-buttoned navy blazers , grey flannels and front-pleated pinstripes . 

A biggish blazer : not too loose but certainly not fitted , in linen/cotton/silk and nice crisp navy/scarlet/yellow . 

One girl from Harvard 's administration department insisted that one gullible dealer tried on an undersized blazer . 

Then Jack Scamp appeared from inside the Mimosa , nattily dressed in white shirt , dark tie and dark blazer . 

His dark blue blazer looked as if it was brand new , as did the white shirt with a very faint grey stripe and the steel blue tie . 

I cigarettes ( only three gone in a week ; I was winning ) from my one half-respectable navy blue blazer into my fur-lined leather bomber jacket . 

Her smart blue blazer sported a golden eagle surrounded by words he had never seen before . 

No matter : for the bellezze of Sardinia had come to admire and be admired in a sea of high fashion , micro-skirts , cravats , and a rock group in blazers and ties . 

Feel around in the top pocket of his blazer , there you will find the shard . 

Cindy was sitting on a stool resplendent in a black Chanel blazer , her expensively manicured fingers circling a glass of wine . 

I 'll look at the cricket scores and pretend I 'm some old member in from the shires with a striped blazer and a pink gin in his fist . 

Over it , for dramatic effect , an old school blazer into which she would sew shoulder pads to make the silhouette wider . 

I was fourteen at the time , so was she ; she sent me a signed photograph which I keep in the breast pocket of my school blazer until both photograph and blazer fell apart . 

A long , young body in correct school uniform , black blazer , white shirt , black tie , dark grey slacks . 

The young princes , dressed smartly in dark blazers , helped their grandmother collect the flowers and were later rewarded by a lady in the crowd who offered them gift-wrapped bars of chocolate . 

Our escorts , both dressed in blazers and boaters jumped on-board -- and promptly steered us straight for a garden wall . 

Wearing his trademark baseball cap , he was dressed in blazer , casual trousers and , as required by the club 's regulations , a tie . 

Another thing that cut me off from the other kids was going to the grammar school -- and having to wear a bright green blazer every day . 

Wearing a blue blazer , a white open-necked shirt and jeans , Newall listened intently as his lawyer battled to stop him being sent for trial in Britain . 

They wore light-blue blazers and short gingham dresses , and their heads were very dose together . 

But he wore his horrible home-made blazer until he grew out of it . 

He loathed the institutions , avoiding the club 's blazer and tie in favour of more unorthodox clothes , and along with his partner in '60s style , Denis Law , he preferred his strip to hang scruffily outside his shorts . 

He was wearing brilliantine and a dark blazer and a Neil Kinnock pseudo-military-type tie with a midget knot . 

I saw Madeleine was already sipping a glass of champagne from the pub 's only bottle , purchased by a stranger whose stylish double-breasted blazer and striped bow tie convinced me she would n't be bothering with Roger any longer . 

A well cut , classic blazer is an investment in style that should hang in every well-dressed man 's wardrobe . 

He was dressed in sober black-and-white checked trousers , with a plain cotton golf shirt and a navy blazer , and was going through his familiar bonhomous routine with everyone within reach at the bar . 

My brogues and blazer were in marked contrast to Alex 's jeans and Union Jack T-shirt , which he wore , he said , to avoid any confusion about his nationality . 

He was wearing a clean shirt and a tartan tie under a crumpled blazer whose buttons were missing ; he began to laugh and quantities of cigarette ash spilled from his clothing and speckled the tablecloth . 

I ploughed through my diary for the relevant weeks , and there , in the middle of it all , I found the notes of my search for Moira . 

He himself would be away for nearly a month : already his appointment diary for his time in the States was crammed . 

My diary of 8th September that year notes : Towerbell shares have flopped ! " 

When they got it home to Suffolk , they discovered a small black-bound notebook containing the Diary of Henry Oakeley for the years 1869-1871 . 

This Thursday she opens a London Symphony Orchestra concert at the Barbican centre based on Anne Frank 's diaries . 

The Athlete 's Diary is one of a growing number of products available to assist the former group and encourage the latter to mend their lackadaisical ways . 

Franc 's Diary , that entertaining miscellany which was written for years by a succession of different pens . 

We should only hope that the minister does n't start using the Book of Revelations as his appointments diary . 

Parents discussed their children 's sleep diaries and their aims for improvement in twos and threes as well as with the whole group . 

Parents vary in the quantity they expect their child to be able to eat so a food diary can help the therapist determine appropriate quantities with the parents . 

Two art students wonder if they should be writing diaries too . 

One of the most incriminating things against the girls was the discovery of Michelle 's diary at the private Churchill Clinic in London where she worked with John O'Shaughnessy . 

Arthur Munby 's diaries from the 1850s through to the 1870s , point to further examples of middle-class male desire centred on the physical coarseness of working women . 

A magazine , a sort of diary of what 's happening locally , it makes its money by advertising . 

Entries to Election Diary , Northern Echo , Priestgate , Darlington DL1 1NF . 

The sketches are from the travel diaries of the late Sir Peter Scott , founder of Martin Mere Wildfowl Trust at Burscough . 

Now that we have in print the diary of his second wife , and his correspondence with Dame Margaret , Lloyd George 's private morality can be viewed in historical terms . 

As homework we asked the women to keep a diary and initially to record everything they ate or drank over one week . 

All his life he had kept a diary ; it was a detached record of matters like the arrivals of the first migrants , the occurrence of various plant species in the Britches , and the prevailing weather . 

If you read her diaries you discover that she travelled incessantly on trains and overnight trains so that she could speak at meetings the next morning . 

When I write my diary for the year my starter course at the Fermette Marboeuf will be at the top of my list of outstanding dishes . 

A diary which records her last days was among the collection sold today . 

Both had dyed black hair and wore the female biker battledress , the uniform black leather miniskirt , black lycra top and short bumfreezer denim jacket . 

She was wearing a white blouse with frills at the cuffs , and a plain black miniskirt . 

`` He would n't wear a lycra miniskirt to work , whereas he might wear it to a night club , '' she told the British Broadcasting Corp .

The usual row of stretch limousines dropped off celebrities , including Barbara Mandrell , whose black lace miniskirt had photographers hopping .

` " Thick as autumnal leaves that strow the brooks in Vallombrosa , " " quoted Dorothea Gilberd , going slightly pink . 

The instinctive warning came to him a few minutes after he had cleared a small brook in an easy leap , and resumed the even rhythm of his distance-eating stride . 

A substantial track led in Coleridge 's day from Withycombe to the church , and past the farmhouse flowed a noisy brook on its short journey to the sea . 

From the head of the ravine you have splendid visits across Longdendale to Crowden Great Brook , with Laddow Rocks perched on its rim and the dome of Black Hill in the far distance . 

` From Armidel , " writes Johnson , ` we came at night to Coriatachan , a house very pleasantly situated between two brooks , with one of the highest hills of the island behind it . " 

At one extreme the mighty Severn powers its way to the Bristol Channel , while at the other a Yorkshire brook gurgles across moorland . 

The mill race is partially filled in , the Carrant Brook now flowing exclusively through what was once the bypass channel . 

Generations of Berkeley children , including Julie herself , had learned to swim in the brook , as it was called locally . 

A The Cherry Barb , Barbus titteya , is found in the brooks and lowland rivers of Sri Lanka , where they reach a length of 5cm ( 2″ ) . 

Thousands of dead fish were the result of toxic chemicals being dumped in this brook near Coleford . 

The real price though , has been paid by the wildlife which once lived in Cannop brook . 

I think my brother-in-law was summoned to the help of Mrs McLaren , when she fell into the brook one dark morning , because he was a parish councillor . 

The water drops into the Swanage brook as does another spring at Carrants Court further west . 

The animals were chased across a field and drowned when they tried to escape by jumping into a brook . 

The animals were part of a flock of 70 sheep which were driven into the brook , apparently by a stray dog . 

The boys had been out on their bikes with a friend when they saw two men shooting into the brook . 

Gifford on Honey End rode like a man possessed , but as Foinavon sailed over Valentine 's Brook and the next three fences and made towards the stands the pursuit seemed hopeless . 

Here and there , a miniature Halfpenny Bridge of stone curved over the winding brook . 

In the garden a footbridge meanders over the Brook -- the only section remaining in its original course until it reaches the railway bridge . 

Aylesbury 's Bear brook has run through these brick arches since the beginning of the last century . 

Everything was a delicious blend of tart and sweet : baby carrots with apricots , snow peas with prunes , roast potatoes sprinkled with basil . 

These take 10-12 weeks , whereas large maincrop carrots need deep soil and 5-6 months to mature . 

This time you need the top two centimetres from a thick carrot . 

Cream together carrot , cream , breadcrumbs , sugar , eggs , butter , nutmeg , brandy and lemon . 

Elsie dumped a pile of peeled carrots on the table and began to chop . 

There was tinned steak and fresh eggs from Kufra for supper , with fried potatoes and tinned carrots , followed by tinned pineapple . 

Place the separated grapefruit segments in a bowl , and add the celery , cottage cheese , grated carrots , mint and chives , and toss very gently to combine . 

` I ca n't think of two more depressing words then ` healthy eating " -- together they conjure up images of grated carrot , naked lettuce and slices of vegetarian quiche . 

Fresh fruit and raw carrots are an alternative and represent healthier eating but they are perishable , less profitable and need some preparation before sale . 

2 tsps ground cinnamon. ý tsp ground nutmegs. 1ý tsps baking soda. 4oz ( 120g ) chopped pecans or walnuts. 8oz ( 250g ) finely grated raw carrots . 

If you are a compulsive nibbler , better you should nibble on raw carrots , sunflower seeds , and pistachio nuts than anything else . 

Chop the onion , garlic , carrot and celery and put into a casserole with the soya beans . 

` I intended a salad but I thought you might have missed out on lunch so we 've got grilled lamb chops with minted potatoes and glazed carrots . " 

Cook the carrots in boiling salted water for 10-20 min until very soft . 

I ate three small carrots and was half-way through a can of sardines when I noticed a sea shell in the sand almost beneath me . 

He was supported in this view by Mountbatten , who , with his experience as Supreme Commander South-East Asia and Viceroy of India , believed that such a course was desirable for efficiency 's sake and was practicable . 

The intensely religious former viceroy of India and wartime ambassador to Washington has had a bad write-up . 

His position will be incomparably less grand than that of the last Viceroy of India , and his achievement is almost certain to be less satisfactory . 

After a few years , the Earl settled down to a more responsible way of life as a serious politician , Rector of Glasgow University , Lord Lieutenant of Ayrshire and Viceroy of Ireland . 

Definitely an acquired taste was a clunky Spanish colonial gilt-metal mounted mother-of-pearl , tortoiseshell , pewter , ebonised and parcel-gilt cabinet made for a viceroy of Peru , and dating from the second half of the seventeenth century . 

In August 1818 Ibrahim , son of Muhammad Ali Pasha , viceroy of Egypt , captured the Saudi capital of Dara'iyyah . 

The first to make a move was Shah Shuja , the Emperor 's second son and viceroy of Bengal . 

Somewhat less laconically , he wrote to the Viceroy in 1927 : ` I still think we were right in buying off the strike in 1925 , though it proved once more the cost of teaching democracy . 

He married Princess Shivekiar , a relative of Egyptian Viceroy Mehemet Ali but was exiled from Egypt after the fall of King Farouk . 

The prince scraped up the money they had set aside to repair the roof again and Anna went off to India with some English acquaintances and stayed with the viceroy and came back with a ruby . 

On being granted leave , he decided to take us to India and visit his brother , Lord Chelmsford , the Viceroy . 

CONCERN as to whether the parish council were seen to be fully behind the scheme to build a replacement sports pavilion at Four Marks recreation ground were expressed at the council 's meeting on Tuesday last week . 

Lisbon purchased a new ground and in 1924 built a first-class pavilion as visiting sides started coming over from the UK . 

The Old Stopfordians ' Association had been trying for many years to raise sufficient money to build the Pavilion , and indeed had sold the Harrison Towns field some three years previously for this very reason . 

Inside is a circular canal enclosing a small island on which was built a fine pavilion with domed halls and a central fountain . 

Anchor will now build ten pitches and a pavilion on the town 's Clairville Common at a cost of £1.2m . 

Any reminder of the catastrophic fire which destroyed the main thematic Pavilion of Discoveries in February is happily dismissed with references to past World Fairs . 

The same tradition led them to erect a pavilion as reminiscent of Lord 's as they could manage handicapped by French workmen . 

Boris rushed from the kitchen into the luncheon tent erected by the side of the Pavilion , hotly pursued by Auguste , determined that no Russian should mar the perfection of a table which he had himself approved . 

Right at the end a glass pavilion had been built for concerts and parties , and Gran said people had come from as far away as Lancaster . 

This pavilion was built by A. Burgess , a local man and Mr Derek Church 's grandfather . 

She was buried under the pavilion she had built in the Roshanara Gardens . 

On it a pavilion was built , joined by separate bridges to the French and Spanish banks of the river , so that neither minister should have to pass through foreign territory . 

Chiang tried to escape by running up the mountain , and a pavilion has been built to mark the place where he tried to hide in a crevice before he was caught . 

DARLINGTON 'S Liberal councillors have their accused Labour counterparts of ` misleading " bowlers over plans to rebuild a pavilion destroyed by fire . 

Far and wide over the common-grazing 's green undulations the encampments spread , colourful tents and pavilions erected for the lords , chiefs and great ones , banners fluttering in the October breeze , cooking-fires smoking , horse-lines being watered , smiths busy shoeing and beating out iron for spear and axe heads , troops and squadrons practising formation riding , infantry deploying to form squares , hedgehogs and wheelings , trumpets and horns sounding , captains shouting commands -- and half the citizenry and dogs of Edinburgh out to watch and add to the din . 

The film documents a journey in search of Moses Mendelssohn , 18C philosopher and grandfather of the composer , which becomes a journey through two hundred years of German Jewish history and the film-maker 's own family . 

This tension originated in the political ambitions of the first ruler of Transjordan , the Amir Abdallah , grandfather of King Husayn . 

The executioner was Charles Sanson , grandfather of the renowned Charles-Henri . 

There have been attempts to attach the origin to certain famous men called Runcie -- not least of all the grandfather of the former Archbishop of Canterbury . 

THE grandfather of Cadbury Flake girl Rachel Brown last night hit out at the ` evil " person who gave her the designer drug Ecstasy . 

Mr Grant 's grandfather was one of the many skippers who used the railway to sell fresh fish to the industrial markets in the hinterland and to London . 

She was excited to see her grandfather and uncle , running to hold up her face for a kiss . 

My grandmother took in laundry and looked after me and my grandfather . 

When four Poitevin knights were taken prisoner by Richard 's Angevin grandfather Count Geoffrey Plantagenet they won their release by composing and singing a song in praise of their captor . 

The business of manufacturing rock was started in Bridlington in 1911 by the present Managing Directors grandfather . 

` It was the money grandfather promised me I was worried about . 

I can begin to be a real father to my girls and prepare for the day when I 'll be a grandfather to their children . 

His daughter Minnie marries his assistant Joram , whom he takes into partnership , and Omer is a devoted grandfather to their children , Joe and Minnie . 

Founded by his grandfather in Liverpool in 1823 , the Muspratt alkali works moved to Widnes in 1852 . 

` You have chosen to follow me , as your fathers chose to follow my grandfather against the same enemy . 

This was donated by Mr Minton Goode , grandfather of today 's chairman . 

The father-of-six and grandfather of one was employed by a construction company carrying out renovation work on houses for the Northern Ireland Housing Executive . 

It was the grandfather who had founded the school , and he still lived on the premises . 

` Forgive me , most respected Grandfather , but the question I would ask you is a difficult one . 

` You 'd never have done this if your grandfather had been alive ! " 

There had been her grandfather , university , her job and her flat . 

Not only had David Anthony been her grandfather 's name , but the name he had given his adopted son . 

It had been built for Mr King 's grandfather in the days when he was known as Collector of Mails . 

She had filched a bottle of claret from her grandfather 's stock and they had been drinking it liberally . 

By anybody 's reckoning , she still had another week in which to go through agonies about it . 

A PATIENT has been left in agony after a hospital cancelled an operation on his legs for the ninth time . 

It has become agony for her to live up to the manufactured image of America 's favourite grandmother . 

The next few days were agony for Constance , as she waited for the letter to arrive . 

It looks like Labour and the Liberal Democrats are set to join forces , adding to the agony for Alan Winmill , who left Labour for the Tories last year . 

For a moment when she looked at him he saw the agony in her eyes , and his resolve wavered . 

Their agony in recent months and years has been terrible to behold . 

A night out was not complete without a gamble on the station machine , when the agony of nine successive defeats would be replaced by euphoria when you actually got your bar . 

This conclusion should not be seen to reflect callous indifference to individuals who have suffered miserably or fatally at the hands of persons committing ` conventional " crimes ; their agony is real and should never be ignored . 

Another lengthy court battle would be a severe embarrassment for Mr Heseltine and prolong the Government 's agony over the mishandled pit closure programme . 

Maybe JTR helped pick up the pieces or did he watch the poor man 's agony from afar ? 

The agony of not knowing where , or how their children were , continued . 

But that was nothing to the agony of never seeing him again , her heart replied despairingly . 

It 's just hitting you harder than most because it 's taken you longer than the rest of us to discover the joys and the agonies of falling in love . 

At one moment the boatswain Jack Allgood comes out of a berserk rage to realise that he , a warrant officer , has allowed his hatred of the captain to lead him into mutiny ; the points of physical detail enforce his emotional agony : 

She identified with the emotions of the young men she accompanied , including the mental agonies suffered by many after the conflict had ended and they had returned home . 

Sister Duffy becomes a patient and suffers agonies over the fate of her love-child , little Peter . 

On the surface , the spat is over whether Jardines has broken a rule that forbids Hong Kong companies -- directly or through subsidiaries -- to buy their own shares . 

This is the more surprising since TI has had its share of accounting policy-related spats over the years , with commentators most usually questioning its method of acquisition accounting . 

We 've had our spats which have lasted a few months , but if anything , I think that sort of thing strengthens a friendship . 

Anyway , indisputably well-connected and a ` toff " and after an initial spat ( very common with Burton , the initial spat with those who later became good pals ) , they became and remained fast friends . 

Mister Tom had told him not to be afraid of the earth , but it was still wet from the previous night 's rain and occasionally he let out an involuntary squeal when his spade contacted a worm . 

As Vic descends the stairs , a high-pitched electronic squeal rises from below . 

The three other members of her party looked around in surprise as the blonde gave a squeal of delight and walked unsteadily across to Yanto . 

With squeals of joy the girls hitched up their skirts and charged after them . 

The Corniche shot across two lanes of Sunset with a squeal of tyres . 

And fear induced by very high-pitched musical notes could simply be the natural panic reaction to what the cat hears as squeals of pain . 

It is sometimes described as a SHRIEK or a SCREECH , according to its intensity , and it is an adult version of the SQUEAL of a distressed kitten . 

In a moment she heard the engine of the Mercedes , and she heard it zoom down the hill with a squeal of tyres . 

The band invited the sexy beauty into their studio for the saucy romp -- and taped her squeals of passion on the track . 

During the night I hear the harsh squeal of a fox , a long way off , answered by a staccato bark from one of the dogs . 

Climbing up a steep bank or trying to extricate itself from a mud hole is likely to produce squeals of distress from the infant and the adults nearby will rush over to see what is wrong . 

All of a sudden , the child in the buggy gave a squeal of delight . 

She heard it before she saw it , murmuring louder and louder with the squeals of gulls cutting shrilly across the regular soft booming of the waves . 

It had something of the squeals of the boar beneath our house a few hours earlier , whose execution we had paid for , but declined to witness . 

Nevertheless it had been at Bray 's Buildings , stench or no stench , squeals of slaughtered beasts or no squeals , that one of the most fascinating of Benjamin 's children had entered the world . 

Luke was beside her in response to her small , involuntary squeal . 

There was a bump and an awful squeal -- I just knew I 'd run over the dog . 

Module and file transfers between LIFESPAN and user accounts are carried out automatically by LIFESPAN in response to a user request . 

Requests to Darlington council for help with housing have tripled in the last three years , according to Labour .

FIFA president Joao Havelange , who issued the ultimatum to the FFF last week , and general secretary Sepp Blatter agreed to Fournet-Fayard 's request for a meeting before they joined the UEFA executive as observers .

Ralph Sadler wrote of the thirst for the vernacular scriptures and other works , ` marvellously desired now of all the people in Scotland " , and of Arran 's particular request for guidance in his reading .

But his first request to her surprised the old servant very much .

Recently the trust had refused Miranda 's request for a new plane and an extension to her house .

His request to her not to wash because he was coming reflects the customs of his time .

Perhaps the single greatest function of the house concerns money : the house takes the initiative in dealing with the President 's requests for appropriations and revenue-raising suggestions and the Senate acts on what the house produces .

Here M 's indirect request for L to wash the dishes is in Caribbean accented English with a Creole grammatical structure ( a for Standard it is . )

In fact , the mother 's request to attend the initial case conference had been refused although she was given an opportunity to make written representations .

The sub-contractor will normally make a request for interim payment and raise a tax invoice for VAT purposes on completion of the work .

But I 'd make a request that you do n't try to offend brother Tundrish similarly .

The passport office in Liverpool issued me with a new passport , and , though I had made dozens of requests to the army for a vehicle , BBC Radio Manchester succeeded where I had failed .

The International Court of Justice in The Hague yesterday rejected Col Gaddafi 's request for an injunction to prevent Britain , the United States and France from putting pressure on Libya to hand over the two suspects .

I was fascinated by the droplets of saliva sticking to the coarse stubby brown hair surrounding his mouth , and he had to repeat his request for my shopping list .

The characteristics of the clients are described , as are the circumstances leading to their requests for help .

A partner must not be prohibited access to information at his reasonable request .

Just after the GP had made the request for respite care this daughter-in-law suddenly died .

The Commissioner 's request for a halt in work provoked angry reactions from the government .

Jordanian requests for emergency international compensation payments were initially frustrated by King Hussein 's reluctance to offer support to the United States-led anti-Iraqi coalition .

Namaliu claimed that the landing was in response to requests from local chiefs and village leaders , who feared for their safety following a spate of executions carried out by the BRA .

Not surprisingly , despite poor resistance to water penetration and poor durability , 30,000 pairs of the new boots were sold in the first 12 months .

Thus , the durability of Czechoslovakia 's democratic transition will be severely tested in the coming months .

For example , some surgical implants may have a greater durability or offer greater freedom of movement to the patient than others .

Exceptional durability and resistance to yellowing is promised by the combination of lightfast pigments and a highly advanced acrylic emulsion .

It shares most of the virtues of the old car : superb build quality , mechanical durability , compactness , good visibility , inspirational engine note , responsiveness .

Dove-tailed assembly gives them added durability , and the corners are metal-capped to prevent scuffing .

Gelatine surfaced-size papers offer maximum durability for oil pastels because the surface withstands vigorous work .

The durability of jade alone encouraged the idea that it might prolong life or at least , by protecting the body from decay after death , ensure the possibility of resurrection .

The outer fleece fabric is called Softlite , chosen by Berghaus for its durability and relative lightness -- a necessary consideration when combined with the Windstopper lining .

He admired in particular the durability of the man , and his capacity to absorb succinctly presented detail , and his ability for work .

The durability of the peace will soon be tested as the political parties choose their candidates for the general election due in March 1994 .

Flooring : Nordic is a vinyl-coated cork tile that offers the comfort and heat-insulating properties of cork with the durability of vinyl .

That he is still here after ten years of international rugby is testimony to his remarkable physical durability .

This state of the art technology will considerably reduce maintenance and increase durability of the needles three fold .

Bardic tradition certainly associated members of the Cyndrwynyn kindred with ( probably ) the battle of Chester and a battle in Meigen in the time of Eadwine .

1 ) The White House has already contacted the networks to reserve television time ( on either Aug . 16 or Aug . 17 ) for a Clinton apology .

In front of the keep is Portugal 's most curious pelourinho , which stands on top of a primitive granite boar ( porca ) , carved in prehistoric times .

These Horites are first mentioned at the time of Abraham in connection with the subjugation of the land by Chedorlaomer .

The city is not mentioned again in the Bible until the time of the great poet warrior , King David , who captured the city from the Jebusites in about 1000 b.c .

Her legend has been recited for over 300 years , and in contemporary times she is still believed to be wandering the streets in large cities , as well as in the small towns of the Southwest where numerous people report encounters with her .

Near the village of Agía Déka — named after ten saints who were martyred here — and widely scattered in farmland , are the remains of Górtis ( Gortyn ) , capital of the island during the Roman era ( from 65 b.c. ) and also an important city in Minoan times .

In more recent times the individual who writes on walls has been called a tagger , and the art of writing is tagging .

Fated to be the last of all the Chinese dynasties , it held power until modern times ( 1644–1911 ) .

In more recent times , wealth has passed the island by , but it still produces some jewelry and has a reputation for particularly fine pottery , which can be seen outside the workshops drying in the sun .

Unfortunately , times and members of the faculty change , but the need for our students to receive scholarship awards will continue at an unprecedented rate .

The law school is limited in these recessionary times because it 's impractical to raise tuition significantly to gain the difference from lost state appropriations .

They are a sailor 's paradise because the numerous safe anchorages and bays have been enhanced in modern times by comprehensive back-up facilities for sailors .

Throughout this time , the number of visitors has continued to grow , as has the volume of motor traffic .

A time for a youngster to enjoy the fun and benefits of residential camp living , dedicated staff and instruction , and a chance to make special friends .

In fact , its history dates back some 1,600 years , even though most of what can be seen , in the town at least , dates from the time of the Catholic Monarchs and later .

I could now smell the very strong aroma of frying onions as we entered the cottage . 

Martha scented a fresh aroma of cleanliness and toiletries as her mother kissed her . 

The music , combined with the aroma of the oils , began to lull me ( I am not sure about Charlotte ! ) into a meditative state . 

Furthermore , as in the pheromone experiment , either sex may respond favourably to sandalwood 's seductive aroma ; or conversely , respond with an ` ugh ! " 

The tree has fruited quite well again , though it is too early for the fruits to have taken on their heady aroma . 

The wine is deep red in colour , with an intense mint and blackcurrant aroma and rich , spicy fruit flavours on the palate , given added complexity by the use of French oak . 

He was criticised for being negative , so he resorted to inserting the word ` positive " at dreary intervals into his stock responses to questions . 

Michael Fallon has issued a bullish response to town doctors who accused him of making ` fallacious and irresponsible " comments about the NHS .

Table 4.1 gives the responses of American and Japanese college students to a variety of dream topics .

I have n't as yet received a response to my letter , not even an acknowledgement .

Eight hundred and five written responses , including 579 pre-printed slips from local newspapers , were received .

Statements by individuals in response to questions about early retirement also often reflected the dominant official concern .

` Everything points to escape by sea , " he told me wistfully , in response to my questions .

Her responses to all questions by the parents were criticised by them as ` text-book jargon " .

The Authority 's curriculum policies produced various responses from heads and teachers .

At one point during the campaign , he said he would appoint a peace envoy to Northern Ireland if elected a controversial idea which drew a sharp response from Ulster Secretary Sir Patrick Mayhew .

Get rapid responses to queries people raise in their staff meetings .

But the guidelines say that a doctor 's response to patients depends on the cultural and societal norms in individual countries .

He also quoted from Audit Commission reports , but he has not quoted from the Audit Commission response to our consultation paper on the structure of local government .

Table 3.1 shows the mean number of correct responses given by each age group .

It is remarkable , when you think of what most of us philosophers are like , that he should have had the sheer ability and integrity to elicit such a response from people of such political eminence .

` Therefore , I must say that Wedgwood 's response was like a breath of fresh air .

In its response to the Griffiths review of community care , Age Concern commented on the continued need for long-stay facilities to be available for some elderly people .

It provoked a remarkably hostile response from foreign governments , and those of four Contracting States to the Convention addressed notes of protest to the United States Government .

From the responses of employers , Smith was able to measure the extent of discrimination .

These personal responses to discussions of parental figures should be recognised by social workers in preparation for working in this area .

In whales , the digits are longer in the hand and the hindlimb has disappeared . 

It hopes to sell properties ( mostly land , because condominiums are fetching only distress prices ) worth ¥100 billion-200 billion to reduce its borrowings . 

Bunny dropped the lighter into a china vase in the cocktail cabinet in the prop-room and burnt the letter on the fire . 

She put out a hand to touch one of the ribbed blue and yellow vases on the marble mantelpiece . 

Mrs Wright lifted a vase of flowers that was on a small table by the door so that she could see how much water was in . 

As a final touch , you might like to place a vase of fresh flowers in the room ; this will greatly enhance the atmosphere . 

She stood near a great vase of dried grasses and leaves and her dress was something flowery . 

A vase of white lilies stands on the table ; the decanter is a silvered jug of water only . 

Elinor read the cards from two identical large vases of lilies which took up all the space on the dressing table . 

The next moment Ronni was being led inside , into a huge tiled entrance hall with a round central table weighed down by an enormous vase of fresh flowers . 

She did n't trust the captain , so we were there to ensure her vases were carefully loaded and no pilfering went on . 

He smashed her cut-glass vase against the wall , not caring how much noise he made . 

On it were a variety of jugs and china vases from the same school of design as the pixie doorknocker . 

He pulled out a blue Ming vase which , after a preliminary dousing with water , appeared as good as new after its four centuries of burial . 

The identical type is used on fifth-century vases and small terra cotta reliefs for Penelope or occasionally Electra . 

On the dresser , there was a fluted crystal vase , filled with sprays of beautifully scented freesias , and she went over to sniff them appreciatively . 

Her popularity was obvious when so many colleagues gathered for her farewell presentation at which she was given a crystal vase and some luggage as a leaving present . 

There were a couple of oriental rugs on the tiled floor , old maps , comfortable armchairs and sofas , flower vases which tactfully avoided the awfulness of Italian ceramics . 

Both pictures depict a glass vase set on a stone plinth with variegated tulips , daffodils , irises and other flowers . 

By its side was Carla 's mug , also empty , and a dozen roses arranged in a vase . 

Letterman has filled his suite with striking vases of flowers . 

She was going to put it in the china vase , only one of the stage hands had left his lighter there for safe keeping , so she stuffed it between two books on the top shelf . 

If you need to tack quickly , then once again , start at the starboard end , or at least to starboard of the main bunch of yachts .

There is a large head compartment and oilskin locker to starboard of the companionway .

And a very broad-knitted hairnet , about half inch square net . 

Lettie , a smart and tweedy battleaxe suddenly glimpsed in flannelette nightie and a hairnet , is a figure of fun who would be utterly loathsome if she really existed . 

A member of the Cork Noxious Industry Action Group ( CNIAG ) described the working conditions as follows : ` Blue overalls , no hairnets , they did n't shower before they left work . 

Daniel Thwaites could find himself in HSE trouble for allowing unsafe practices in his competition -- the gentleman should have been told to wear a hairnet . 

Fishermen must wear hairnets and fishing vessels must carry condoms . 

Inland , the Annamite Cordillera thrust its purple peaks towards the afternoon sky , but neither Joseph Sherman nor his mother gave more than a passing glance to the spectacular mountain and ocean scenery outside the car . 

` We have to cross the first of the cordilleras according to the map you showed me . " 

And I added , ` There 's a minor road runs up over the cordillera via San Miguel and Llata to Hualgayoc where you can turn south to Cajamarca . 

Thus a Briton can drive through the Betic Cordillera in southern Spain and instantly recognise the gypsiferous , red and green marls of the Keuper . 

The 1,740-metre high Hudson volcano , situated in the central Andean cordillera in the province of Aysen , 1,600 km south of the capital Santiago , erupted on Aug. 8 . 

This was the major period of emplacement of granite intrusions which resulted in the growth of the Western Cordillera . 

Iraqi officials argue that the U. S. government was supposed to safeguard the stash under a 2004 legal agreement it signed with Iraq .

The caches were a major supply source for Libya 's rebels , who overran many stashes and helped themselves , often welding weapons systems to pickup trucks and slapping on homemade metal plates for armor .

When I reported in Africa and the Middle East , I often traveled with a small French press coffee maker and a stash of Toblerone chocolate in my duffle bag .

Searches also uncover small stashes of ammonium nitrate fertilizer , the main bomb-making ingredient .

Christina entered the hallway and switched on the ceiling fan . 

She 'd entered a rough-looking hallway in which two flights of concrete stairs descended to a fire door . 

Leave lights on in rooms you frequently use ; no-one lives in the hallway , but people often leave only these lights on  -- a sure sign that they 're out ! 

He moved into the hallway and in the hazy light falling through the stained-glass window , he might have been Craig . 

She turned abruptly and moved quickly through the hallway , hearing from outside the open front door the sound of muted voices . 

As he moved into the darkened hallway he could see those conifers bowing deferentially to the strong breeze . 

He was moving into the hallway , and Maria backed away , afraid of her feelings again , terrified of any physical contact N1 between them . 

D'Arcy was shown into the massive hallway and through one of five adjoining doors into the living room . 

Michael and Geoffrey walked into the spacious hallway as if they owned the house . 

Pascoe walked down the hallway , still feeling a little light-headed . 

She walked into the hallway , picking up her jacket and handbag , amidst much apology : 

Kate used to wait in the hallway , sitting patiently on the stairs , listening for her father 's boots to clump up the AT0 tiny pathway . 

Main picture : An outhouse was knocked down to create this spacious kitchen leading to an attractive breakfast area 

They were dark and heavy and very , very hard , and the people needed to repair disused outhouses to store that year 's bumper crop . 

Dr Marshall , whose 18 cats occupy an outhouse , explained that with major damp-proofing repairs being carried out , she could not live in the house . 

Firefighters were called to a blaze which destroyed an outhouse in Denholm Green , Pallister Park , Middlesbrough . 

The place was busy and alive with noise from the stables , forges and outhouses built against the wall . 

The full research will appraise the preconditions for and effectiveness of local NGOs in providing assistance for refugees and their hosts .

Finance Minister Manmohan Singh headed a delegation of officials and business leaders to Japan on April 7-10 , seeking increased Japanese development assistance for the fiscal year 1992-93 .

On April 11 and again on April 14 Iran appealed for UN assistance for 900,000 Iraqi refugees .

The Merseyside group will also be arguing the case for extra government assistance for the region .

I then found my application for financial assistance for part-time study had been rejected ` because anthropology is not on the approved list of subjects ( in the Circular ) " ( Memo from HQ 1977 ) .

We will continue to provide substantial financial assistance for the protection and preservation of this heritage .

He highlighted the UN 's role in preventive diplomacy and urged greater assistance for the Russian economy , most immediately through Russian membership of the International Monetary Fund ( IMF ) .

Although drafting of the formal document is normally the responsibility of your lawyers , in many instances they will require our assistance on commercial matters as well as taxation and accounting .

Guidance and assistance on filing procedures is available as required .

Staff who are capable of giving assistance on any problems that may arise in the use of the system should be available on the telephone at any time during normal working hours .

Countries received this assistance on implementation of corrective economic policies .

Most of these schools are private , though parents receive assistance with the fees from a committee which is funded directly by the government and which allocates grants by means test .

Employers can receive assistance with work permits for non EC Citizens taking up employment in Northern Ireland .

Because of this , it went on , the city was bound to him for life and death and was now ready to spring to his assistance with a great display of strength .

On overseas developments , a foreign bank may well be able to offer specialist assistance with matters such as currency and tax advice .

Both Japan and Germany agreed to increase their financial assistance to help defray the costs of the Gulf war .

Programmed texts can not replace the teacher , but do enable her to give more individual assistance to learners .

The final communiqué , however , made little mention of economic assistance to eastern Europe .

If the employer offers assistance towards housing costs , worries about living in a more expensive environment may be allayed .

The overall effect of the above measures was to shift the future direction of assistance towards the poorer regions ( as Table 2 illustrates ) .

He is advised also to contact the appropriate official of his intentions when he will receive all reasonable assistance towards his visit .

Essential financial assistance towards the purchase was given by the National Heritage Memorial Fund , the MacRobert Trusts , the Wolfson Foundation , and the Friends of the National Libraries .

Repayments on this development assistance would be rescheduled over 20 years .

Mitterrand also announced that France would increase its official development assistance ( ODA ) to LDCs , from 0.15 per cent of GNP to 0.20 per cent within the next five years .

Write to the government : Ask for more official development assistance -- ask that the banks write off Third World debts

Some of us felt that more attention could be paid to this aspect , particularly in order to obtain a greater economic return for the heavy expenditure on government assistance .

It was believed that an Urban Development Grant might meet this need and Manchester City Council agreed to support the association 's application for this form of government assistance .

The group of MPs were made aware that government assistance for export promotion and international standards was essential .

He also ruled out Government assistance for caterers who needed to buy equipment to comply with the Food Safety Act , as part of an election giveaway .

Generally any firm receiving government assistance experiences a reduction in its costs which is unavailable to its competitors , and thereby achieves a competitive advantage .

This scheme is estimated to cost about £250,000 and the W & L is looking for financial assistance from grant giving bodies , from members and other sympathetic supporters .

And it was n't as if she was ungrateful for the financial assistance through college .

Therefore , I would be honoured to offer you my assistance , my sword arm and a seat on the back of my horse . "

We would like to record our thanks to Ron Sismey and Gary Shaeffer for their assistance in the compilation of this leaflet , and Corby District Council for their support .

However , a degree of sensitivity is required as the purchaser may need their assistance in any due diligence exercise it is undertaking , and to effect a smooth handover of the business .

My thanks to the staff at all these locations for their assistance , and in particular to those staff who were interviewed on camera .

Louis renewed contact with Raymond V , by now his brother-in-law , and met almost all the bishops of the Narbonne province ; their subsequent requests for his assistance strikingly increased his authority .

Third parties were under no obligation to provide voluntary assistance , and section 2 of the Criminal Justice Act 1965 only required material evidence to be handed over .

The Bank does not provide assistance and interest rates could rise very high indeed .

He was given able assistance by Mike Power , a long-standing member of the Communist Party with high-level contacts in the left-wing unions .

I have received considerable assistance in drafting the Bill from the Government and from my hon. Friend the Minister for Roads and Traffic , who is on the Front Bench .

It is hoped that the Director of Conciliation , Mr. Ray McGee will be of assistance to both parties in order that agreement can be reached on this issue .

David Morgan , presenting the donation for the bank , said : ` I 'm delighted that we can be of any assistance . "

Yes , Mrs Jones , we have a room booked for you on the thirtieth of July -- can I be of any assistance to you ?

It was all at my fingertips and I was only too pleased to be of some assistance , from whatever quarter the request came .

Because , until the Government introduced family credit , there was no comprehensive assistance for people in work on low incomes in terms of the benefits system .

The communiqué also called for increased support for the Palestinian intifada in the Israeli-occupied territories , and for material , moral and political assistance for the reconstruction of Lebanon .

This was brought before the Parish Council meeting on 16th July and they agreed to endorse your request for assistance in maintaining the Parish Burial Ground .

French Glory , who deprived Nashwan of second in the Niel , has the assistance of Pat Eddery , who will be trying for a record fifth Arc win .

This fresh and flowery sparkling wine -- in the pungent Asti style -- is not as sweet as some on the market , but it has an attractive Muscatel and almond bouquet . 

The characteristics afforded to Champagne by the inclusion of Bouzy wines in a cuvée are those of great weight and extract , richness of flavour , powerful Pinot bouquet and a high alcoholic content . 

Made from the grape of the same name , it has a haunting tobacco and snuff bouquet , leading into a syrupy , apricot flavour . 

Pouilly-Fume 1988 , Domaine les Pres Bessons , £5.99 , also at Thresher ; typical ‘ grassy ’ bouquet with stylish , concentrated , crisp fruitiness . 

In contrast to most Alsace types , there is seldom much of a bouquet from Pinot Blanc wines . 

He swirled the caramel liquor around in his cupped palm and savoured its bouquet before taking another small taste . 

These mild , mellow coffees have a full flavour and fragrant bouquet . 

After thirty years as an administrator in the National Health Service and an adviser on policing , Miss James was enlisted for service in the corps of commissionaires of British public life . 

The closely-knit corps of torturers made it difficult for a torturer to give up his job . 

It was the second court that contained the infamous corps of executioners . 

As Captain of the Reiksguard Knights Helborg is leader of the nation 's mostly deadly warrior corps . 

The army plan envisages a corps of about 150,000 US troops remaining in Europe . 

Now we have a corps of locally born and educated doctors with foreign sounding names in search of a medical career facing the same circumstances others faced before . 

AN elite corps of transatlantic guardians of the English language has thrown in the towel . 

It was invented by the Tibetan lamas and was originally reserved for the use of the elite corps of bodyguards that protected the emperor of China . 

Because Silla was always under attack from its powerful and war-like neighbours , the nobility formed an elite corps of fighting men to defend them . 

Police helmets could be seen bobbing above the crowd as a small corps of police officers attempted to force their way through to rescue Clasper from the hands of the mob . 

Having now accumulated a small amount of capital and a tiny corps of agents in European cities , Reuter moved to London in 1851 and set up an office in the Royal Exchange Buildings . 

Also , many Zakynthians work alongside STPS 's international corps of volunteers . 

The Austrians armed a corps of Serbian volunteers under an Austrian major of Serbian origin , Mihailo Mihaljević , to fight the Turks . 

Your hair may be well cut , but if you 're a trendy executive and your latest hairdo is just that tiny bit mumsy , you may as well hibernate for a few months . 

Many films of my youth were viewed on either side of bouffant and beehive hairdos which filled the centre of the screen . 

Jinky was James Dean with a ginger hairdo , an Uddingston rebel without a cause . 

Paula , 30 , is a fighter and is back with a vengeance , looking fantastic with a shorter hairdo , body toned to perfection and for once , she 's feeling fit . 

In one such festival , her husband shows his love for her by presenting her with a new dress and himself attending to her hairdo and make up . 

Hines has extended understanding of such relationships in a thorough review of the square-headed brooches in England . 

A lovely little silver brooch of Mother 's , shaped like a rose , which Bobbie had loved for years . 

Over the top she had a jacket of the palest blue , and a brooch of seed pearls like a bunch of grapes . 

Mrs Hollidaye glanced down at her brooch and touched it like Dot used to touch her token . 

Dotty , pulled off balance , fell across Agnes 's chair , driving her mother 's cameo brooch painfully into her throat . 

She was wearing a black dress with grey flowers printed on it , and a cameo brooch surrounded with imitation diamonds . 

The silk shawl she draped over her shoulders winter and summer was in place ; her mother of pearl brooch was at her neck as it should be and her shoes were shining as immaculately as ever . 

The jewellery pictured includes a silver pocket watch , a pearl brooch , a silver pendant and several tie or stick pins . 

She fingered the brooch at her neck -- Victorian gold plate with an amethyst in the centre , held in place by a fierce pin . 

He also bought an expensive brooch for his girlfriend , who was Polly , one of your tea-ladies . 

Mrs or Mme Wyatt wore patent-leather shoes and a smart brownish suit with a gold brooch . 

After some reflection she removed the brooch , but retained the small , black stud ear-rings . 

Even today Auntie Jean was straight-backed and splendid in high heels and a dark-blue dress with a diamond brooch in the shape of a diving fish pinned to her front . 

Blue suited her and she 'd worn her pearl and diamond brooch because he wanted everyone to see it . 

She also wore a diamond brooch at her waist , the size of a buckler . 

She wore an antique brooch on one shoulder , and her hands , discreetly beringed , were folded in her lap , and one wrist had been bandaged . 

The little brooch with its sapphire heart was pinned to the silk bow of her dress . 

But it is Day-Lewis who dominates everything as he races around , long locks flowing and trusty musket in tow . 

The stylist helped the 29-year-old make a symbolic break from her troubled past by cutting her blonde locks into a short , ` slick , groomed style " . 

He then cut her longish locks into a classic , chin-length bob . 

There 's a perm to suit all hair types -- transform lank , fine hair into thick manageable locks or long straight hair into a mass of tumbling curls . 

As a final touch each was accompanied by a lock of the particular loved one 's hair . 

But I wanted something to remember her by , so I just picked up a pair of scissors that were lying around and cut off a lock of her hair . 

A lock of straight chestnut-brown hair flopped over her brother 's high , idealistic forehead , and he smiled his crooked , boyish smile at her . 

We pour another glass and vent our spleen on drug barons and dope fiends . 

Raynor becomes a coke fiend himself while Cates hovers perilously close . 

A satanist , black magician , mountebank , dope fiend , womaniser and sexual pervert , Crowley appeared to be an all-round hateable guy but an interesting person to knock around with . 

Monsignore de Haerne had previously already founded Catholic institutions for the deaf in Belgium , France and Portugal and was later to found one in India .

It was she and her husband who founded the great English institution now widely known as the Glyndebourne Opera .

Huguenot Library ( London ) Further to the papers of philanthropic institutions founded or supported by the Huguenots , there is a fine collection of pedigrees and other genealogical works .

There were at this time close links between the College and the Academy , but this alone does not explain why this Bohemian hoped to be honoured by an institution that many leading artists , among them Henry Moore , Bacon and Freud , regarded with scorn .

Financial assets are issued by borrowers and traded by financial institutions who hold them .

The privileged position of the inner London five derives from the fact that they were founded by independent charitable institutions , later aided by the then London County Council and subsequently by the ILEA .

This project will explore the strategies deployed by three institutions committed to developing more equitable staff policies and practices in the hope that illumination of particular change contexts will be of value to other institutions wishing to make similar changes .

Milwaukee , Wisconsin-based facilities manager FIserv Inc has agreed to acquire assets of IPC Service Corp , a Denver-based provider of item and data processing services for more than 20 financial institutions in Colorado ; no terms given .

Financial institutions , he feels , would be deserted by their private clients while companies would lose international work on sheer emotional grounds .

The Tokai Bank Ltd of Japan , one of the world 's largest financial institutions , has given the University £500,000 to establish the Tokai Bank Chair in International Finance .

The total Asian Currency Unit assets of Singapore 's offshore financial institutions grew from US$30.5m in 1968 to US$358bn in 1991 .

By choosing suitable options , a student in virtually any institution of good standing could learn something of every one of them .

But in the 1970s students were flooding into English studies in previously unparalleled numbers across the range of relatively diverse institutions of higher education including the ancient and newer '' civic or provincial '' universities , the postwar '' plate-glass '' universities , and the polytechnics .

In a number of ways they are an elite group who have reached the pinnacle of academic achievement by securing one of the scarce places in one of the 1,054 institutions of higher education .

The most recent volume records almost 1,600 new research projects sponsored by 145 public and private institutions in thirty countries .

For more than thirty-seven years held the important situation of teacher to the first public institution in this country for the education of the deaf and dumb ; which was established in this parish , A.D. 1792 …

With the two institutions in competition for the audience , their policies converged towards the demands of the audience .

First , the Russian Orthodox church , which regularly shows up in opinion polls as one of the most respected institutions in the country .

Most secondary schools have now reached double figures in their stocks of micros -- but only a few years ago the authors of a book ( Howe and Ross , 1981 ) could gently suggest that ` we can readily envisage the time when every educational institution in the country will have access to at least one microcomputer '' .

Elena would regard anything called the Central London Polytechnic as an institution of the same rank , and therefore worthy of her .

THE MAN sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of the Swedish prime minister , Olof Palme , was acquitted yesterday after the appeal court overturned the verdict against him . 

Following the verdict at Manhattan Federal Court , the pair face another hearing to decide how much money they are owed . 

When the judge called the jury back this afternoon they 'd been considering their verdict for one and a half days . 

An article which appeared in the paper contained comments by three jurors on what occurred when they retired to consider their verdict in one of the most complex trials in British legal history . 

In the same week as the verdicts in the Guinness trial the Department of Trade and Industry published a report into the Lloyds ' insurance market which suggested that big frauds were almost impossible to prevent : 

In our report on the verdicts of the Giacometti fake trial in The Art Newspaper No. 15 , February 1991 , p.3 we incorrectly stated that Mr David Bernstein was given a two-year jail sentence and fined . 

` You must abide by the verdict of the court , for you perforce come within human jurisdiction . 

Never before had Dustin been so exposed or felt such trepidation while awaiting their verdict on him . 

` What I do n't see is what it has to do with the verdict on Dandy . " 

The inspector in charge of both investigations hopes that today 's verdict will encourage other victims to come forward . 

The jury in the trial of a man accused of murdering his girlfriend 's cousin will be sent out to consider its verdict tomorrow . 

In their majority verdict they also expressed the view that the crime was committed under provocation . 

For Independent Counsel Lawrence E. Walsh , the head of the three-year investigation into the scandal , the Poindexter verdict was the eighth conviction of an Iran-contra participant . 

Left : San José State students sing the black national anthem and protest the King trial verdict 

Perhaps there should be a review of possible alternative verdicts under the Theft Acts . 

The DTI has so far prosecuted 15 insider dealing cases involving 21 people since 1981 in which eight have resulted in not guilty verdicts . 

Will she insist on a guilty verdict and mandatory death sentence ? 

Two or three days later I read in the Scotsman that the jury of fifteen had found Meehan guilty by a majority verdict . 

There had been threats that Pasok supporters would take to the streets in mass protest in the event of a guilty verdict against their leader . 

On the following day the jury signed a verdict that the 1277 perambulation still set forth the true bounds . 

Judge Sticht decided to grant the firm a retrial because , he found , the jury 's verdict was so ` irreconcilably inconsistent " as to be ` blatantly erroneous " . 

The original 33-month trial ended in January 1990 when the jury returned verdicts of not guilty on 52 counts of sexual molestation , but was unable to reach a conclusion on a further 13 counts . 

The judge has told the jury he will consider a manlaughter verdict against one of the men . 

Thousands of protesters were expected to take to the streets again today , angered by the jury 's verdict in the killing of physician and former guerrilla leader Hugo Spadafora . 

At his trial six months later Mr Ponting was acquitted by the unanimous verdict of a jury . 

A jury convicted Christopher How on two fraud charges yesterday , and delivered five more guilty verdicts after spending the night in a hotel . 

Today the jury were ordered to enter a formal not guilty verdict . 

A Chelmsford Crown Court jury last night failed to reach a verdict on a charge against Gerard Wing of causing actual bodily harm to Pc Colin Elsegood . 

The jury -- composed of 10 blacks and two whites -- announced itself unable to reach a verdict on 12 other counts , including a further nine misdemeanour drug charges and three felony counts of perjury . 

The jury withdrew for two hours and returned with a majority verdict of ` not guilty " . 

That is what the jury thought too , and after an absence of two and a half hours returned guilty verdicts against all three . 

This was rejected by the judge , however the jury returned a verdict of not guilty on this count . 

A jury returned not guilty verdicts on two charges against the former deputy council leader over car park deals in Liverpool . 

He also formally directed the jury to return a not guilty verdict on an arson charge against carpenter David Harper , 21 , of Uckington , who is not related to the twins . 

This has considerable practical importance , since this is all that the prosecution has to prove in order to obtain a verdict of guilty of murder . 

Confronted with a murder charge , defence lawyers resolved to try for a verdict of manslaughter on grounds of diminished responsibility . 

One deals with ` lack of care " in that a failure to fence a pond resulted in a verdict of such negligence as to justify a verdict of manslaughter . 

Penny McAllister 's parents welcomed the decision but insisted the verdict should have been murder and the sentence life . 

We see C. R. C. Paul discussing various methods of assessing the degree of completeness of the fossil record , and concluding that ` we ignore the fossil record at our peril " , on one hand .

The inclusion , style and completeness of warranties is , of course , the outcome of a negotiation process in which each party has its own goals .

The second line of research relates to the completeness of the interpretation of anaphoric expressions .

For registry staff to monitor effectively the accuracy and completeness of this operation requires detailed record-keeping and effortless access to data .

The city walls are the best examples in Europe for their completeness and lack of alteration .

H. raised his special grievance , but his complaint published in the Sunday Express has only added to the completeness of his downfall …

formula-here-in-original Lemmas 3 and 4 now combine to prove the soundness and completeness of the following rule .

` In this respect we are unable to conclude on the completeness and accuracy of the company 's accounting records . "

Pupils are often invited to ask questions about the completeness or the reliability of a source .

According to an apocryphal story he was stopped in the foyer and asked what advice he would give to an eager undergraduate embarking on a career . 

And one of the major features of the old building , the central staircase , has also been kept , affording guests an imposing view as they first enter the marble foyer of the building . 

With it safely in his pocket , they were leaving the foyer , Luce leading the way , when a voice cried , ` Well , hello ! 

The old man jumped from his seat and ran into the foyer of the hotel . 

She 's not in pain sitting in the foyer so what I 've said is you 'll look at her at break time . 

So , of course , what happened was that you had all these wonderful posters about you as you walked in the foyer and as the punters came out drunk , you sold them weekends in Ibiza . 

She turned and walked out of the foyer , her skirts sweeping behind her . 

He left Bagshot solicitously tending the overcoat -- very much Lord Monkton 's style -- and walked across the foyer . 

The luggage had been collected and Maggie went down to the foyer , ready to leave . 

Secondly , the citizen body excluded foreigners who lived and worked in Athens , the metics .

Of these posts 40 per cent were filled by Liechtensteiners , the remainder being taken either by foreigners living in Liechtenstein or by employees commuting from Switzerland and Austria .

Instead , a nationwide network of 120 investigative tribunals was set up , headed by lawyers who were empowered to call before them all adult foreigners living within their jurisdiction .

“ But it is even more galling when there is the prospect that foreigners may come in and do the work of dismantling it .

The methods that European governments increasingly use to keep out unwanted foreigners work to the disadvantage of genuine refugees .

` Well , he does n't have a very high opinion of either foreigners or women , " she said at last .

If that is true , it would be a great relief to the indigenous black population of South Africa , who had their country appropriated by foreigners who then proceeded to deny them basic human rights .

The French Right wing is calling with growing stridency for a repeal of the chapter which allows foreigners from other EC countries to vote in local elections .

At the same time the Bakufu was held responsible by the powers for attacks on foreigners by anti-foreign elements , over which it had little control .

There were regular news reports of Hooligan gangs smashing up coffee-stalls and public houses , robbing and assaulting old ladies , attacking foreigners and setting upon policeman in the streets .

After nearly 8,000 reported attacks on foreigners since the start of 1992 , it was the first big , violent public reaction .

But the women liked to talk to us , as we were foreigners , laughing uproariously at our accents and our mistakes in Spanish .

She was seeing it from Sabine Jourdain 's point of view : a young foreigner pursuing her and intending to latch on to her .

Modernisation came mainly through the activities of foreigners or Serbs who returned from exile .

The British way of life is thought to be best and the ways of foreigners , inexplicable .

In the latter case the Bank of England would have to hold a gold reserve to meet the demand of foreigners who wanted to convert sterling into gold .

Guillotines were too mechanical , all right for fancy foreigners , but for sheer spectacle and prolonged drama , one could n't beat a good old English hanging .

Despite the enthusiasm which greeted the revolutions in the East , some people will probably complain about greedy foreigners hogging our hard-earned cash .

His language was one spoken by very few foreigners , and indeed Latin had remained the learned tongue there as in Germany .

Their mission is to rescue friendly foreigners from unfriendly territory .

The same jokes are told about foreigners in different countries .

The ruling countered moves in both Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein to enfranchise certain categories of foreigners in local elections .

For the most part , Mrs Knelle 's world seemed a cosmopolitan one , for well-to-do foreigners from Europe and America were buying houses and bungalows all around Lough Corrib .

Thousands of foreigners from all parts of the world were so concerned about events in Spain that they actually went there to fight in the war , many of them never to return .

Is n't it a bit barmy to send them packing while we continue to open our doors to down-and-out foreigners with hard-luck stories whose only two words of English are Social Security ?

Michael 's brought the foreigners with him , and left the three Ruritanians to hold the King prisoner .

The first was the ultra-nationalist core of his political support , which might react badly to the suggestion that the Fatherland was being " sold " to foreigners -- and liberal democratic foreigners at that .

The main motivation is the opportunity to meet a new audience , who have a friendly relationship with foreigners , especially in deep Russia .

When Rebus joined the group I began to tremble nearly as badly as the red-haired foreigner .

A typically ambiguous attitude towards foreigners manifested itself at this point .

But increasing exposure to foreigners will reinforce the Japanese sense of being special , and deepen scorn for outsiders .

Suddenly it was the Chinese , not the foreigners , who were pressing for a deal .

Demonstrators were angered by a government announcement in February that King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV had agreed to amend the law , thereby giving Tongan citizenship to 426 foreigners who had bought Tongan passports .

Males take territories here and attract temporary harems of females on to them . 

There thus emerges a harem of juvenile females in association with the secondary male , but this male is as yet unable to mate with them because they are too young . 

A single male will control a harem of females , but if he dies the most dominant ranking female will change sex to fill the vacancy . 

He shrugged and then flung open the door wide enough to accommodate a harem of estranged wives . 

These deer tend to form large herds , and during the breeding season males defend large harems of females . 

This C.rubriventralis is a male which , in the wild , will maintain a harem of females . 

The females evolve to be larger and brighter coloured than the males , and control harems of dull-coloured egg-sitters , competing for their domestic skills against other acquisitive and territorial females . 

We know male deer develop enormous antler at vast cost to themselves to dominate harems of females , but not all male deer do that . 

Considering that male red deer can hold harems of over thirty hinds , it is , perhaps , surprising that male success does not vary more widely . 

He had recently travelled from Tasmania to Norway in search of the perfect 2,000 metres of flat water . 

Approximately 1,100 metres of special miniature cable were used to change the wiring in the seventy light fittings from 4 volts DC to 24 volts AC lighting at 2 lumens per square foot . 

The kite string is making an angle of forty degrees there and it 's got a hundred metres of the line payed out . 

The prospect of a gentle ski out disappeared with the arrival of a metre of glutinous snow . 

Welsh Water is to use modern techniques to scrape , clean and reline 9,000 metres of mains without the need for lengthy excavations . 

It is contoured to give excellent line lay and takes 100 metres of 2½lb line . 

Once Dai succeeded in getting Bernard 's semi-automatic printer in full working order it could produce 5,000 metres of cloth per week . 

Brand B sells at £75 per month and takes up 7 metres of space . 

The first had 16 metres of tunnels , with three open and two old , now blocked , entrances . 

And this was just in the excavated part ; by extrapolation , the researchers conclude that the total sett consisted of about 880 metres of tunnels , with 124 open entrances . 

Start with a length of about seven metres of wire , precisely half of which should be spooled onto a shuttle thin enough to pass through the centre of the toroid . 

Allan Stewart had flushed with discomfiture at the defusing of his story . 

Eventually , and after considerable discomfiture for the District committee and Pateman , Miss Green accepted the de facto position in both counties . 

With the party buoyant in the opinion polls , and taking full benefit from government discomfiture over the poll tax , Labour increased its share of the vote to almost 55% . 

She had turned on him again that remarkable glance in which for the first time he had detected to his discomfiture a brief flash of intelligence and of calculation . 

Ms Aloni 's discomfiture is remarkable considering that Meretz has 12 seats in the Knesset ( parliament ) to Shas 's six . 

Molly 's discomfiture at her father 's unstoppable awfulness was increased by the spectacle of the hard-faced Giovanna , who appeared to her to be simpering , her eyes modestly downcast . 

He was taking an unholy delight in her discomfiture and it was high time that he was taken down a peg . 

It is one thing to win the support of electors by defeating an enemy for the first time ; it is quite another to expect admiration for slaying the same dragon twice . 

` Enormous admiration for showing us what a ride we are taken for by the funeral directors . 

If our admiration be true , genuine , and progressive we will in the end come to admire the good and cease to admire the bad . 

Scientists for their part have tended to consider the layman 's admiration as their right and the real world as irrelevant . 

The city 's funeral barons had turned out in an unprecedented expression of their admiration and their sympathy , and Creed took full advantage of the fact . 

Repeatedly , their mutual admiration surfaces , and Johnson always found Burke a challenge , always felt it necessary to raise his game in Burke 's presence . 

As minister for finance for two years from 1987 , he rescued the tottering Irish economy with a ruthlessness that earned the admiration of even his political opponents . 

Henry III's admiration for and emulation of Louis IX is well known . 

With a mixture of admiration at her own acumen , pride in her country , and affectionate pity for Omi , Erika politely sat upright as the Minister began his sermon . 

Mr Field , aged 49 , has won cross-party admiration at Westminster for his crusading stance on poverty and social inequality . 

She was looking forward to making a late entrance -- the cast would cluster round her , expressing their admiration at her fortitude . 

Now he acknowledged to himself that his admiration for Sarah had caused him to overlook young Martha 's attractions . 

Both Aitken and Stanley Baldwin had an admiration for Law that bordered on veneration . 

As we have seen , Aung San had a great admiration for Nehru and in 1940 he attended the annual Congress at Ramgarh , regarded by Communists as bourgeois . 

But my admiration for what you and your countryfolk have done ca n't change the fact that you 're on your knees . " 

The authority also expressed its deeepest sympathy for Miss Howard and its admiration for her courage . 

Mr Heseltine 's behaviour both in public and in private throughout recent months has commanded warm admiration from his Cabinet colleagues . 

And Adimov seemed to look for admiration from Holly when he told his story . 

Audrey , a lively girl ( previously the leader of her own gang and described in the book as a ` misfit " ) , develops as a decidedly sympathetic character and elicits mainly admiration from the reader . 

My grandfather had always taken a keen interest in my work , and I had an equal admiration of the stories of his time spent in Burma during the Second World War . 

And he proceeded to do so , off the top of his head at considerable length , to the admiration of all present . 

Parents may hold their babies close and convey love for and admiration of their bodies , or they may hold them away and register distaste , even disgust , for some of their bodily functions . 

The display of honours was indiscriminate : alongside the insignia of a commandeur of the Légion d'honneur awarded by Giscard d'Estaing , a certificate of honorary citizenship of Disneyland aroused the admiration of the visitor to the museum . 

For all his admiration of the Shah and his disdain for President Carter , Marenches did not suggest France as a possible destination . 

It 's an attitude that 's earned the Davies 's the admiration of the officer in charge of the case . 

The keepers also appear to be a knowledgeable and dedicated group of people , for whom I can only express my admiration of their hard work . 

Despite an admiration among certain circles for National Socialism , for example , many aspects of Western culture met with disfavour , though Western economic , industrial and military practices were widely followed . 

The two boys gazed at her with such blazing admiration that she came close to blushing . 

A thief may therefore steal from several people : the owner , the possessor , and the person in physical control .

She had been nineteen like me , and youth , as I knew , even when its possessor is unattractive , has an appeal of its own .

He was the possessor of learning which he shared unselfishly with his students , making them feel it was just as much theirs as his .

We wended our way home , glowing with triumph ( and blood pressure ! ) , each of us the proud possessor of a plastic , imitation silver , trophy .

Natural selection favoured those ancestral caddis genes that caused their possessors to build effective houses .

Lagerfeld 's father , who was already sixty when Karl was born , was Swedish and the possessor of a considerable fortune , made from a dairy company .

Fundamentally , he is an orthodox batsman who can be totally unorthodox , the possessor of every stroke in the book and an improviser who can create any number of others .

Wrangham opines that while attacks on a possessor are rarely successful , such harassment often prevents eating .

At common law the possessor of ` cattle " was strictly liable , independently of scienter , for damage done by them when they trespassed on the land of his neighbour .

His companion was much younger , perhaps no older than herself , fair , very good-looking , blue-eyed , with the sort of open face that persuades you its possessor must be gentle and kind .

The major wheezed his farewells and Stephen found himself the possessor of a shiny belt , new boots and a deferential batman .

I stole it out of one of the Posten 's haversacks when I was cleaning out the guard-room . 

Picking up his now empty haversack , Yanto climbed up the ladder on to the deck . 

Tom unpacked the haversack and wandered round the room putting the groceries away on shelves and into small cupboards . 

Taking the roll of tools out of my stout and well travelled haversack , I unscrewed the plate with only a little difficulty and put it into the haversack . 

Graham hoisted the haversack over his shoulder and noticed the gendarme watching him . 

There was also much to offset these scenes -- catechism , religious instruction , Sunday School prize-givings and what were called soirees , really tea-parties with currant loaves and penny baps . 

Another of her unattached friends who always seemed to find their way on to the invitation list whenever she was certain he would be at one of her soirees . 

Her evening soirees , like the one in the photograph , became a thing of the past . 

They held a Soiree in January of the next year at which 140 were present ; tea was made in the manse kitchen . 

The Soiree on 23rd December 1869 took place in one of the distillery lofts " a few minutes after six o'clock when the hall was completely crowded , upwards of 600 persons being present . " 

The board frequently has engaged in public disputes and has been accused by the federal court of making decisions based on narrow agendas and meddling where it shouldn't. QN : Does the board often make decisions based on narrow agendas ?

A close scrutiny of films showing lions killing zebras does not bear this out . 

Unfortunately the detailed work on which that revision is itself based has only been published in Soviet journals in Russian , so has not stood the test of scrutiny by Western astronomers . 

Each process had to undergo careful scrutiny by the Environmental Health Department , and the cooks had to pass medical tests . 

And less than two years after Woking sent Brian Talbot to the Job Centre , Albion 's Cup mettle will be subjected to nationwide scrutiny by Sky cameras . 

The Conservatives seemed rather more favourable to the prospect of scrutiny by backbench committees , perhaps because they felt that such a challenge would help to restrain public expenditure . 

The accounts of local authorities are subject to scrutiny by auditors appointed by the Audit Commission . 

They note that some explanations of FDI appeal to the existence of market failures and imperfect competition , and hence imply the need for careful scrutiny by competition authorities . 

They have demonstrated publicly , through close scrutiny by their peers , that they know what they are talking about . 

A FURTHER legal hitch to the Maastricht bill was under urgent scrutiny by government lawyers last night . 

It would require them to conform to stricter accounting and electoral procedures , and suggests scrutiny by the National Audit Office . 

The new Pro Arte Acrylix brush comes under close scrutiny from acrylic expert Richard Smith . 

Despite , or perhaps because of , these successes Channel Four is also under scrutiny from the ideologues and reformers . 

Being a costly enterprise and having many uses to the modern state , research has at the same time come under increased scrutiny from the paymaster . 

Lucien did so , and behind him he felt a kindling of curious scrutiny from the musicians . 

The scrutiny of a presidential candidate 's private life never used to be so intense . 

It was her inevitable fate that an imperfect marriage and the relentless scrutiny of the modern royals would fray away the mantle of the Fairytale Princess . 

A thorough prior scrutiny of guidebook descriptions and diagrams can help greatly to find the general line of such descents . 

Thus there was no House of Commons scrutiny of public expenditure and virtually no understanding of how the decisions had been reached . 

` Who knows , " she murmured , ` what a thorough scrutiny of your books might have revealed ? 

In their timeless silence they endured his scrutiny , revealing nothing . 

As if aware of his scrutiny and annoyed by it , she jerked Blazer 's head round and turned the horse 's tail towards Tom . 

On the return journey he told her all about himself and he held up his left hand for her scrutiny . 

Such lobbying has always gone on , but now with closer media scrutiny , things are more in the open . 

His football club , Olympique Marseille , has come under police scrutiny . 

Nelson 's detailed account is well worth close scrutiny for it illustrates many aspects of socio-ecology most cogently . 

The new select committee system has strengthened parliamentary scrutiny over government departments : why should there not be a similar advance in relation to nationalized industries ? 

The UK operation came under scrutiny in the first investigation , but not in the latest formal investigation . 

A free press and the close scrutiny of freely elected assemblies will help to root out corruption and mis-management . 

In 1964 , when the problem again came under scrutiny , there was a total of ninety-two families living in the camp but some of these had moved in subsequently from the rural area . 

Further south he hoped his scuffed reefer jacket , corduroy trousers , boots and forage cap , worn by so many German farm workers , would escape scrutiny . 

The Queen Mother and Cazalet went over to see Devon Loch and he appeared to be sound : inspection by a vet immediately after the calamity revealed nothing amiss with him . 

Some local activities , notably education , police and the fire service , are subject to inspection by government-appointed inspectors . 

The different observation methods cover inspection for flaws or dust , surface differential , substance detection and checking for residual photoresist on Ic wafers which shows up particularly well under fluorescence . 

Routine monitoring and inspection for maintenance problems and vandalism . 

Now inspection of a series of men 's hands will quickly demonstrate that not all of their fingernails are 100% clean . 

The subsequent chapters deal with the development of immunoassays for various specific analytical tasks such as their use in the inspection of meat and poultry and other food safety programmes . 

Her inspection of the bedroom finished , she walked down the staircase into the coolness of the stone-flagged hallway . 

He , however , after making a very close inspection of Mala , was looking at me . 

Unsuitability might mean that these universities are researching in areas not covered by the mainstream journals , but inspection of the thesis titles does not support this . 

The FSA 1986 gives wide powers to the Secretary of State to investigate insider trading , including seizing of documents , inspection of bank accounts , and the ability to demand witnesses to appear . 

The first rails were rolled on 20 June , the first car ran on test on 8 August , followed by the Board of Trade Inspection on 10 August . 

However 384 , 387 and 397 failed their annual inspections on 12 October 1951 and on 9 January 1952 , the remainder were withdrawn and moved to Penhall Road scrap yard to meet their fate . 

Making inspections on cattle on page four , erm , one thousand one hundred and forty two inbred , and five hundred and twenty three bred . 

The powerboats will start arriving at Fort Perch Rock car park on Friday , June 18 , and they will be on show for public inspection on the Friday and Saturday evenings . 

From today , non-EC boats unloading in EC ports will be subject to thorough inspections on hygiene , weight and origin of the fish on board . 

Be systematic with your inspection : test all easily accessible timbers with a sharp screwdriver to detect concealed tunnels and boreholes ; lift some carpets and where possible a section of floorboards , and test the joists . 

Cathy was continuing her inspection as though she would make an inventory . 

Only soil inspection reveals the horrid truth about your ailing pot plant 

Housed animals must have sufficient lighting to allow for their inspection at any time . 

These will be available for public inspection at an exhibition to be mounted by Lothian Regional Council from 22nd December 1980 for a period of five days . 

While all this had been going on , Steve had carried out a thorough inspection of the locomotive , had oiled up the axle boxes and attended to the brake gear .

He said engineers had carried out an inspection of the plane -- with advice from British Aerospace -- and had found no damage .

Representatives from St Peter 's have carried out a detailed inspection .

Orcadai was conducting an inspection in the barracks , and Jehan had come here to wait upon him .

Under the terms of the 1990 Conventional Forces in Europe Treaty , the signatories -- NATO and former Warsaw Pact states -- have the right to conduct inspections on each others territory .

If appropriate , equipment should be moved or dismantled to conduct a full inspection .

Plumpton yesterday passed a 10am inspection , and prospects of racing tomorrow are looking good .

Ashley enquired , making a studious inspection of the array of roasts , quiches and salads .

Officers make regular inspections to check for stolen vehicles .

` As far as I know , he 's still working his way through the list of cabin calls , then he was due to do a routine hygiene inspection .

These vessels were fitted with a ` wet chamber " through which a diver could leave the submarine and , it was hoped , make an underwater inspection of the Russian ships in the harbour .

They stopped under a tree , like any courting couple not in a hurry to find their way home , while Sinead made a careful inspection of the house and its surrounds .

Carrying out pre-flight inspections on top of the Washington in bad weather was however no joke , and removing static locking sleeves from the bomb bay doors was always slightly nerve - wracking .

The average age at first calving is 28 months ; the average calf weight at birth is 39kg and the growth rate 1,223g/day , giving a weight of 420kg at eleven months old . 

Autumn calving presumes mating in early to mid Winter , the worst possible period for this exercise . 

She was happy when she sat up all night to spare Andrew a vigil by a sick or calving or foaling animal . 

They 're not building that runway at Potosi so that we Bolivians can travel , as if we had the money ! 

But that too ran into difficulties when thick fog on the runway at Ronaldsway Airport , Douglas , delayed the flight for more than an hour . 

Or a man with her husband 's build parading down a Paris runway in Calvin Klein 's latest skivvies . 

Overseas Contracting performed well due to the Kosice contract in Slovakia where we laid 118,000 tonnes of asphalt from July to November and successfully completed our first asphalt runway in Eastern Europe . 

On one occasion a very experienced pilot in a Nimbus 2 was starting on a car launch when it swung off the runway into a K8 which was some distance ahead . 

Ardmore 's runway is more generously dimensioned and better levelled than North Shore 's but North Shore is perfectly adequate too . 

I think that 's why the US troops have arrived to build their runways . 

First a shallow dive , then a sight of the target , with its crossed runways looking like old stickingplaster on the wrinkled terrain , then the nose steadily down and the speed steadily up . 

Attractions included a travelling funfair that set up every year on the field beside the factory 's private runway and a gigantic firework display during the evening . 

Troughton Island was a sight to see , with an 853 metre runway and threes houses ! 

These contain two types of ` munition " , which eject as the aircraft flies low and fast over the runway . 

The flight crew aborted the takeoff , however , could not stop the aircraft on the wet runway . 

Visibility was so poor that Defries could hardly see the runway in front of her . 

As the 747 coasted down the runway for take-off , a voice announced to passengers that , following the lead of some American airlines , passengers would be shown the view of take-off from the cockpit . 

A pilot for Rolls Royce , he died at the weekend when the Spitfire he was flying crashed onto the runway during an air display in Lancashire . 

It just sort of come in to land and it veered off the runway as such . 

It now nests beside the busy runways of the American fighter-bomber base at RAF Lakenheath , and resignedly lays its eggs amongst the corn , beet , pea and carrot crops growing in its traditional haunts . 

One of the jobs the new drains operation was recently called on to do was to clear the rubber from the runway at Gatwick Airport . 

The plane had dipped wildly down on its left wing and skidded on the runway with only one wheel in contact with the ground . 

The Club House became Sir Barnes Wallis 's office , and part of the banking was removed to extend the runway , ending Brooklands ' use as a circuit forever . 

Under the direction of the control tower , all went as normal and the Stratocruiser was aligned for a landing on runway 31 . 

We continue on past the airport where the road goes under the recent extension of the runway , which is supported on high pillars many metres above the road . 

Engines roaring , it swooped in to land , braking hard as its wheels touched the wide runway which was crossed halfway along by the single road connecting the British colony to the Spanish mainland . 

The demise of the flying boat came with the development of jets and the spread of concrete runways . 

Harvey helped me up and pointed to a concrete runway just below us . 

Appropriately the figure looks towards the approach of what was the Croft airfield 's main runway . 

On Wednesday night the main runway was closed for maintenance and flights were switched to the emergency runway . 

What I saw from the air was a new runway , freshly mown and very inviting . 

Gleaming like a huge silver bird , a passenger jet approached the runway which pointed like a finger out into the sparkling sapphire waters of Gibraltar Bay . 

It 's believed the single seater plane hit a post as it was approaching the runway at R-A-F Bicester in Oxfordshire . 

Taking off from London 's Heathrow you can pilot a 300-ton Boeing 747-200 to New York , landing on the runway of JF Kennedy Airport . 

But as the plane taxied along the runway at Praia airport and I looked out on what could have been a simulated view from a lunar module , I sensed how daunting the task would be . 

The six passengers boarded the aircraft at about 1520 hours and the aircraft received clearance from Norwich Tower to taxi out for take-off on Runway 28 . 

This afternoon 's showers should clear up this evening to leave all areas with a dry night . 

Even so , any evening showers will disappear , bringing a fine start to the night . 

The worst situation for accidents is a good soaring day with a risk of thundery showers . 

The weather for my flight was less than perfect -- 15 to 20 knots of westerly and intermittent showers . 

The weather , cloud will build during the morning with a chance of an odd shower by midday . 

But it has been generally dry , apart from the odd sleet or hail shower on the west coast and parts of Argyll . 

The rain will gradually die down from the west , to leave only a few showers in the south-east by the end of the day . 

He managed to avoid the morning shower by lingering over the cleaning of his shoes , and decided on a strategy to get him to the matron without attracting comment . 

Despite occasional April showers , the tennis season started off in great style at the Bourne Club last Sunday , with a very well attended Open Day . 

Be colourful and keep dry in those April showers with Totes ' new Spots , Stripes and Plains collection of Umbrella designs . 

Precipitation of about 550mm per annum ( in Funchal ) usually comes in short but very heavy showers . 

Some heavy rain over Scotland will move north , then becoming brighter with heavy showers . 

On the 18th a cold front moved southeast and several days of cold , windy weather followed , with heavy , wintry showers , particularly in the north . 

Cold , wet weather , with frequent heavy showers of rain and hail , accompanied by several thunderstorms , prevailed for the rest of the month . 

Bright intervals are possible and apart from the chance of a light shower it should stay dry milder than of late with a top temperature of eleven celsius fifty two fahrenheit in a moderate south easterly wind . 

From time to time light showers blew over , but the squadron plodded on with a mute , masochistic determination . 

However , it is not unusual to see pilots take off towards a heavy rain shower on a good soaring day instead of waiting until it has passed . 

It 's something of a shock after the deserts of Utah and Arizona to be greeted by Canadian-style pine forests and snow showers in early June . 

A few wintry showers are likely in eastern parts of England and Scotland , especially coastal counties . 

This evening will again start dry , but overnight the westerly winds will bring wintry showers inland into parts of Ayrshire , Dumfries and Galloway and a few right through to the Forth and Clyde valley . 

Unfortunately , after a shower of icy rain the temperature has dropped even lower and I am finding it very difficult to move my fingers , they are so numb . 

By that time , as Adam said , you would actually have been shocked if the temperature had dropped or a shower of rain fallen . 

A 15 minute shower provided the only rain to fall on the course yesterday and Liverpool was bathed in unexpected sunshine . 

As such , an organization 's success in managing security - related efforts is likely to hinge on its overall ability to manage its use of information technology .

Indeed , Dole 's success at Ames arguably helps Bauer by giving Bush a semifinal contest .

A key success factor evident in all our work is the ability to obtain the right knowledge at the right time and to build knowledge to the point that decision makers can make informed decisions about moving ahead to the next phase .

The key to success in this endeavor , of course , is never to let on that you 've changed your mind at all .

Building State Justice Communities : A State Planning Report from the Legal Services Corporation , issued in March 2001 , highlights the state planning successes of 18 states in developing coordinated plans to increase resources and services to clients statewide .

It was clear quickly that all the successes and failures there over the years were due more to a particular person than to larger market forces .

More impressive still was Japan 's success against the powerful war machine of Czarist Russia ( 1904 – 1905 ) , beginning with a surprise nighttime attack on the Russian fleet , to be repeated some years later at Pearl Harbor .

This guide is intended to assist federal agencies in maximizing the success of CIOs .

It is a fundamental Darwinian principle that traits and behaviours can not spread over evolutionary time if they reduce an individual 's personal reproductive success .

But there have been cases where the candidate gave us relevant numbers -- and with success .

Slovakia has had less success than other Central European countries at ousting corrupt Communist bosses from its bureaucracy .

Though `` Jeff `` also used the 30 percent success figure , he warned that someone would surely be killed in the operation .

you know their their success rate is very high crime does pay cash you can make a good living at it

Results indicate that these external groups have had success in improving processes of care ( i.e .

Although success rates as high as 90% have been claimed by others for placing post - pyloric feeding tubes at the bedside [ 30 31 32 ] , most studies report a success rate of 15 - 30% [ 33 34 35 36 ] . Success with bedside placement of small bowel feeding tubes is influenced by the technique and degree of expertise of the clinician .

There were reports of phage success against dysentery , typhoid , and plague , and bacteriophage therapy had a brief heyday , especially in the 1920s .

Time 's cover profile of Madeleine Albright defends her Kosovo policy from charges of poor planning and incoherence , and tallies her successes instead : She consolidated European support for airstrikes at Rambouillet , has deftly cultivated consensus among NATO 's member countries , and is drafting a `` mini - Marshall Plan '' to restore stability to the Balkans .

What we hope to demonstrate in describing what has been achieved in these selected states is both their differences and their similarities , the range of different processes , structures , and strategies that have led to their successes , and the basic commonalties that underlie them in terms of vision , inclusiveness , leadership and commitment .

However , there have been important similarities in terms of successes .

But the dumb - is - better argument falls apart when you look more closely at the personal qualities and corresponding successes and failures of just about any president .

Their successes at work also saved taxpayers more than three - quarters of a million dollars in public assistance .

In appointing the bland , seemingly slow - paced Chernomyrdin as his envoy , Boris Yeltsin is probably hoping that Chernomyrdin will somehow pull off a settlement without really seeming to or without raising too many hackles , and that his ultimate success will be Primakov 's loss .

Bill Clinton , perhaps alone , has the skills needed to provide success , it said .

The former model has parlayed her restaurant successes into a lifestyle TV show and a forthcoming magazine .

Despite occasional surprise international successes ( such as Unagi and Shall We Dance ? )

Apart from the increased pressures on fuelwood , rubbish disposal is disfiguring the landscape , especially along the trail from Lukla , through Namche Bazar , to the Everest Base Camp . 

We 've deliberately stayed away from the official national trails in England , Scotland and Wales . 

The nimble pack horses , with a capacity to carry twenty stone , moved on the narrow trails in a train of twenty horses , connected one to another by plaited tail to following halter . 

These were first designed to keep out horses and motorcycles from the Bernwood Butterfly trail in Oxfordshire while allowing access to wheelchairs . 

The crowds who gathered on Alexanderplatz and then moved off on a winding trail through East Berlin were in any case convinced he was their man . 

A trail through several Saharan oases brought us to Nefta , close to the Algerian border . 

By a lucky accident we had already trekked ( with Mohammed ) from Imlil westwards to the Nfis , discovering superb trails through a bold landscape . 

After some 30 minutes of driving towards the jagged mass of the Troodos Range , we turn and plunge down a steep trail to a river bank . 

But , for those happy to amble away from the beaches , Torbole is also surrounded by miles of peaceful lakeside trails and paths leading to waterfalls and mountain villages . 

However , the Front was increasingly built up and reinforced by the North via the route which became known as the Ho Chi Minh Trail . 

The money was left on the parapet of a bridge carrying the track over an old dismantled railway line the Dove Valley Trail . 

Our forests also have some interesting trails , but in some places a strong person is needed to push the chair . 

A five mile forest route called the Phoenix Trail has been opened in Rendlesham Forest in Suffolk . 

After twisting our way up the long trail we finally reached the North Rim just after midday , feeling like redeemed souls struggling out of a magnificent inferno . 

I recall years ago visiting a nature trail with my then young family . 

There are numerous country parks with nature trails , including the Sherwood Forest Country Park with its Robin Hood exhibition . 

But the caribou knew nothing of man 's activities and following the ancient trail they found their way barred . 

Grinning broadly the French boy led the way into the forest , and for a quarter of an hour they threaded through the trees following a narrow trail . 

People become so desperate to make contact with beasts and fowl that they resort to going on nature trails . 

You can take the Malt Whisky Trail and visit seven excellent distilleries and enjoy the stunning countryside at the same time . 

Pam Ashton will take the Trans Pennine Trail , a route she is helping to establish , which stretches from Southport to Hornsea on the east coast . 

The glen is a sort of spooky , secret place , said to be haunted by monks walking the Pilgrim Trail . 

A woman was coming towards me down the street , carrying a shopping basket and dressed in the country woman 's uniform of headscarf , tweed skirt and sleeveless quilted waistcoat in that horrible sludgy green colour . 

My favourite is a high-buttoned waistcoat in black , my favourite colour because it 's easy to match up . 

I took off the yellow waistcoat with its white lining and hung it on a hanger , and I took off my shoes , but rather like George I still felt myself to be on duty , so I switched off the light and lay on top of the bedclothes watching the black Canadian land slide by , while the free northern show went on above for hours in the sky . 

So Tommy the waiter carefully hung up his yellow waistcoat with its white lining and ordered some wine from room service and in a while after a long easing shower slept for eight solid hours and did n't dream about Filmer . 

He 'd come straight from work , and he wore his best bespoke Burton 's suit , a yellow waistcoat with a watch on a chain ( a present from Mum ) , and a striped tie in pink and blue with a knot as fat as a bar of soap . 

Except for Ben , of course , the eldest son , who had acquired a little polish somewhere and was even quite stylish today , Amabel thought , in his brocade waistcoat with a rather splendid diamond pin in his cravat . 

There was something raffish about his person , from his tight-fitting breeches to his fancy waistcoat and the patterned scarf knotted around his neck . 

Were brought back one early morning by a drunken cabman -- his red plush waistcoat unbuttoned , white shiny hat toppling on to the pavement , when at last he delivered them . 

A waiter smoothed his blue waistcoat and padded behind her to the round table where she always sat , next to the band and the dance floor . 

While Mr Stych was canoeing back down a tributary of the Mackenzie- already dangerous with chunks of ice , to an appointment with a helicopter , Mr Frizzell was trying on his last year 's brocade waistcoat and finding it too small ; Mr MacDonald , Ian 's father , was winding up a trying compensation case for his insurance company at Vermilion ; and Mr MacDonald ( oil ) was trying to explain to his superiors in Sarnia , Ontario , why he must be back in a place like Tollemarche by the middle of December . 

She could sense Guy watching her with narrowed attention , and clenched her hands inside the pockets of her suede waistcoat , battling to get her reactions under control . 

We thrive on layers ; a cashmere scarf here , a brocade waistcoat there , a cotton skirt peeking from beneath a denim one . 

Silk tophat , immaculately cut suit , maroon brocade waistcoat , starched wing-collar and brocade bow-tie , he thrust one hand into trouser pocket and began to sing , ` Burlington Bertie " . 

Ah well , if you do n't do that , if you ca n't get it all in that you have leather waistcoats . 

The heather and heath tones of the jacket complement the honey-coloured suede waistcoat and the white tie neck blouse adds a touch of elegance . 

It shows a man in a suit and waistcoat from lower lapel to mid-thigh , a tuck of shirt emerging from his fly and casually nearby , his large ( black ) penis in repose . 

Pleated waistcoats from £168 and silk crêpe de chine shirts around £130 . 

Black pinstripe waistcoat by Monix ; black trousers by Arabella Pollen ; tie by Sam Fisher ; earrings by Adrien Mann 

Lucie slipped the scarlet waistcoat off Gabriel 's shoulders and skinned him of the white silk shirt . 

With the leather waistcoat near to reaching the club cliché point , it 's the one-off , unique styles that are in demand . 

Bills were posted , and added to the description was a description of the fugitive 's attire : ` Breeches , short frock [ coat ] and yellow waistcoat . " 

Dark coat , usually blue , perfectly tailored ; white waistcoat and stiff white cravat . 

There was Mr Pendlebury , red-faced with the constriction of his stock and sporting a gold-embroidered waistcoat which tinkled with dangling fobs and seals , bowing over Sophie 's hand and smirking with the confidence of prior acquaintance . 

Damian was standing by the bar , broad-shouldered and superb in a black evening suit , tight black waistcoat , a red carnation in his lapel . 

Gina is wearing a satin waistcoat in red and imperial purple with a matching skirt . 

Chunky woollen gilet waistcoat with velvet buttons and shawl collar , £95 , available in mulberry , olive or brown . 

He wore a smart black tail coat and silk waistcoat , and a gold chain was draped from a buttonhole to the pocket where he kept his watch . 

So after the opening I ran out of the dressing room to where Dad , in his red waistcoat , was waiting with all the others . 

The downing of the U. S. helicopter in mountainous Wardak province comes at a crucial juncture of the war , as the U. S. begins a drawdown in troops in a prelude to a full-fledged withdrawal .

Unlike in Iraq , where the downing of U. S. helicopters has emerged as a prime tactic of the insurgents , the Taliban has demonstrated little ability to menace allied aircraft .

Although the military said insurgent fire is presumed to have caused the downing of the helicopter , it also said the precise cause of the crash remains under investigation .

The downing of the helicopter was the largest single loss of military lives in the course of the nearly 10-year-old war .

At family and tribal gatherings , the helicopter downing and its ramifications were a dominant topic over plates of steaming meat and rice .

At that time I lived on the flat and rather featureless coast of East Anglia , and spent most of my spare time sailing its lonely creeks and estuaries . 

Even before we had left the environs of Mount Pleasant airport , we had seen upland geese grazing unconcernedly alongside the runway , and we crossed creeks where small parties of speckled teal were swimming . 

The creek splashes and gurgles in a series of descending pools stemming from a small waterfall . 

They drove to the little creek where they kept their fishing boat , and moaned extensively to other men with blue-knit jumpers and glowing pipes . 

The edges of the creeks are often , in East Anglia , colonised by one particular plant , Halimione portulacoides , a thick , bushy plant with dense foliage , which , by restricting the flow of the tide , encourages deposition on the margins of the creeks . 

Save the horses ! " , as the chief splashed across the creek to gather mounts for the fleeing families . 

Zen 's barking background could only have been a big plus the day he found a newborn baby whose entire experience of life was going to be lying abandoned for a few hours by a creek near Plymouth . 

But it 's the same Thames estuary country , not all marsh , some of it quite good land , but criss-crossed by creeks and swatchways , and interspersed with saltings . 

We headed for the north Norfolk coast , careering through the bright afternoon until Edward parked by a staithe where a creek coiled across a salt marsh , and we all piled out . 

He was killed by a camel whilst looking for his shorts , having had a dip in the creek he had just found . 

Ask them to look out particularly for any signs of dredging for oysters , in the creeks , or just offshore . " 

It is here , when Woosnam drove into the creek at the 13th last year , that the stress told , too , on a heckling crowd desperate for a home win . 

Hands still clenched into defensive fists , she watched him jump lithely on board the launch , fire the engine , manoeuvre expertly out into the creek . 

Mudbound tideposts staggered out into the creek , and out across the flats a marram-fastened line of sand-dunes concealed the distant sea . 

It included , not surprisingly , the protection of the church and promotion of Christianity , and the suppression of evildoers .

Under Biset 's orders they were to search for the evildoers and those who harboured them , and do whatever was necessary to maintain the king 's peace in those parts .

The Drill Sergeant stayed firmly on his reliable duck board and puffed out a chest with red sash across khaki tunic . 

The Assassin was stowing her Jokaero weapons away inside her sash . 

His blue sash marked him as a Hearthware , and his face was red with heat and wine . 

Then she pulled off her maroon-silk dressing gown sash and swiftly tied his right arm to the headboard . 

Next come the icons , and then the bridegroom , with a red sash on his chest . 

The ultimate goal is to be skilled enough in kung fu to pass the grading examination for the coveted black sash of a master . 

THE ACTORS march on to the stage of the New Victoria in Newcastle-under-Lyme as an Italian town band , with Chorus in a red hat and sash beating the bass drum . 

That would have been clipped somewhere inside the scarlet sash . 

She got out of bed , took up her dressing-gown , wrapped herself in it , tied the sash . 

The spirit appears first as a raven or a crow , then as a beautiful maid in a green dress and plaid sash . 

Dad , Jack and Charlie just wore a black armband each with their Sunday suits , and I was dressed in a white lace dress with a wide black sash of silk ribbon . 

The Navigator 's large eyes assessed her gown of iridescent Sirian silk tied at the waist with a casual scarlet sash , her silverfur stole , her curly-toed slippers . 

I put my hair up , belt my waist with a red suede sash from Los Angeles and pencil my lips a deep red . 

Around their waists were black and white sashes , and swords were naked in their hands . 

He has a sash across his shirt as if he is an ambassador at a diplomatic function . 

Chief Joseph , wearing an embroidered cotton shirt and beaded sash . 

Each wore a blue sash at hip level , a matching bonnet , silk stockings and black shoes with a buckle . 

He was dressed in the scarlet and gold of a British field marshal with a tactful Netherlands decoration worn on an orange sash . 

A back opening fastens with buttons and a wide sash ties at the waist . 

Then he grabbed Orcadai by his top knot and by the sash at his waist , dragged him to the rail , and threw him over . 

The Madonna with a heavenly look , a light veil over her fair hair , blue sash about her girlish waist , hands clasped in ecstasy and a rosary dangling from one arm . 

Only the faded sashes they wore , and the weapons they carried , marked them as anything but ordinary folk fleeing the marauders . 

Your mag is the only one which would print such criticism about itself , and your mag is the only one which will respond to the criticism written about it ! 

If any readers also have the Japanese games machine ` INueNDO " they will probably buy that mag which is Total crap . 

Customs have now returned the Skin 2 tapes ( perhaps they got bored with them ) , but still seem gripped by the American mags , the comics and the fetish art . 

No one at that time in Glasgow had ever seen anything like it outside a porn mag . 

Thirdly , I 've read in another British guitar mag that they do n't like your ` chummy " approach to your readers . 

Ahead of her lay years of photo calls , years of adoring profiles in the women 's mags about keeping her make-up straight through a workaholic sixteen-hour day . 

His accounts underwent a double audit every quarter and his acts could be reversed by a court on the application of the bankrupt .

This submission was supported by reference to various decisions of the court to the effect that it is a strict test .

Powers should be given to the courts to sentence adult offenders to attendance centres .

The court construes it according to its terms and finds that , so construed , it enables tax to be saved or minimized .

Transfer may be justified in the child 's interests , for example , where it would enable the case to be heard in a court closer to the child 's home .

It is always desirable , at least in the superior courts , to refer the court to the cases cited by the writer for his propositions .

New escape : A 22 year old prisoner was on the run today after escaping from Group 4 guards in Derby while being taken from court to jail .

… The fund in court represents assets belonging to the Republic of Somalia .

If a court has sentenced somebody to prison for an excessive length of time , there is already a sentencing council -- the Court of Appeal , which can reduce the sentence .

He was brought before the district court in Tralee on August 31 , where the judge ordered his extradition to Britain .

A bankruptcy petition , put before the court and registered on the court file , can not be withdrawn without the court 's permission , so presentation of this kind of application should not be undertaken lightly .

Mr Prescott told the court that on the fateful evening Boxing Day last year he had been in the pub with Mr Maltby and another friend .

Reforms , however , should focus not only on the quality of care for detainees and on advice and evidence for the courts but also on services for the victims of crime .

Father-of-two Jackson , of Tune Street , Barnsley , was taken back to court on a charge of criminal damage .

Conditions on the granting of bail may be imposed by the magistrates ' court on defendants against whom charges are pending .

They were convicted in the magistrates ' court , but appealed successfully to the Divisional Court on the ground that the question whether their obstruction had been reasonable had not been adequately considered .

The court heard that , on the afternoon of the mugging , Mrs Henderson had been to a jumble sale with friends , and refused a lift home as she wanted to go shopping .

For example , have you heard of anyone being in court on a charge of murder , assault or disturbance of the peace while under the influence of a cigarette ?

Mr Renton , whose company has been suspended by the Financial Intermediaries and Managers Brokers Regulatory Association , was remanded to appear in the court on Monday

While this practice has now been successfully challenged in the courts , the effects on pension scheme provision and older women 's economic activity rates have yet to be seen ( Davidson , 1990 ) .

There was nothing in the section or elsewhere which prohibited different courts on different occasions from making orders which in aggregate exceeded 240 hours , and there was nothing in Evans which conflicted with that conclusion .

The European Court binds all English courts on all matters relating to the Treaties by which the EC was formed and EC legislation .

The night was full of the rasp and scrape of branches as the wind made the limbs of the trees beat against one another . 

The coughing , the rustling of the newspapers , the rasp of coat buttons on table or chair exasperated his brooding . 

She stood stock-still , panting , listening to the harsh rasp of her own breathing . 

Even the screeching rasp of a police hover forcing its slow way upstream can scarcely cut the din . 

The rasp of the zip going down was illogically loud in the utter silence of the night . 

After a long while in which she heard nothing but the rasp of charcoal on canvas and the faint distant booming of the sea , he said , ` Talk if you want to . 

She went behind the screen and Rachaela heard the familiar rasp of pencil on paper . 

The swell of responses seemed alone to fill the crisp air , even the rasp of soldiers ' boots on the paving-stones went unheard . 

The awning flew back with a chainsaw rasp , and a cascade of rainwater came down on her head . 

After the recent blood-bath in Westminster Abbey his heart flipped over and his head swam about . 

` Derby " matches were , consequently , less blood-baths between warring factions than the turbulent prelude to merciless intra- family taunting . 

Mubarak told the London-based Al-Hayat he was willing to take Saddam in as a political refugee `` if this means a solution to the problem of the Iraqi people and would prevent a blood-bath in Iraq . ''

A special law then will be adopted to open the way for the two ex-presidents and aides to be prosecuted in connection with the Kwangju blood-bath , they said .

This is a remote and unfrequented hollow in the hills threaded by a narrow strip of tarmac with the deterrent of many gates . 

And that was the trouble , for the marsh , rough going in daylight , was a nightmare of ditches , ankle-catching grass , and muddy hollows in the misty darkness . 

As the sun dissolved in the west , a surreal pink haze rolled around the hollows of the plateau and obscured the foothills and forests to the north , lapping silently into the corries . 

Some desert hollows may also be attributed in considerable part to deflation . 

Ramsay spent a busy hour placing his two hundred in the available cover amongst the hummocks and wooded hollows . 

Satisfied he was at least decently dressed , Seb raised his head cautiously and peered over the edge of the hollow . 

The branches dipped nearly to the ground , but when Charity ducked in she found a cosy hollow underneath the tree that seemed dry and snug as a little house . 

As a result of subsidence , the ground was one mass of hillocks and hollows , extending in all over some 70 acres . 

We continued to the hide and , through the slits , peered out on to a wilderness of sandy hills and hollows , sparse grass , scattered hawthorn bushes and wind-bent pines . 

The system , located below the outfall from the hotel 's septic tank and apparently comprising no more than a marshy , plant-filled hollow , blends easily into the informal garden . 

Now she was in what seemed like a natural theatre , a deep , round hollow in the ground . 

In some parts of the country , such as eastern England and the Somerset Levels , the dry grassy hollows left by such decoys are widespread . 

There was a grassy hollow nearby , not a totally private place but well out of sight of the farm . 

The shallow hollow in the sandy floor where Fiver had lain was not quite cold : but Fiver was gone . 

The tide went out as fast as it came in , and it was not unusual for large fish to be stranded in one of the various sized lakes left behind in the sand hollows . 

Shafts of sunlight probe down into secret nooks and woodland hollows , just as they did in the wintry days to frustrate the birds in their efforts to conceal nests . 

Here , Walden Beck drops into a deep stone hollow fringed with trees before it flows downdale to join Bishopdale Beck and finally the river Ure by Adam Bottoms . 

Buck , under the stare of the cameras , descended into Duncan 's Hollow . 

On fine evenings in summer , we always took a walk after church , usually by the same route , which was up St. Martin 's Lane and Fowlers Hill to Milford Hollow . 

From near Alport Low , Hern Clough leads down to the tranquil hollow of Grains in the Water , a magical spot in a wide bowl of surrounding hills . 

Grey or timber wolves are major predators of small mammals and birds , and also of caribou , reindeer and other deer ( for example moose ) that emerge onto the tundra in summer . 

Man was among the last of a wide range of Eurasian mammals to trek overland through the forests and tundra of Beringia , now the Bering Strait region , during the late Pliocene and Pleistocene . 

We are strangers , sharing a sleeping car on the St PetersburgMurmansk express , which is tearing through the tundra at a good 7 mph . 

Musk oxen were formerly widespread across the low tundra , but hunting by man has now restricted them mainly to north Greenland and the Canadian far north . 

Leggett has argued that the countries should also be monitoring the effects of global warming on the thinning of the Arctic icecap and the release of methane from thawing tundra , both which could worsen global warming . 

Several hours later after flying over what seemed endless tracts of grey-green Siberian tundra we descended over the great expanse of the Lena River . 

This large owl is found right around the Arctic tundras of the Northern Hemisphere . 

Every spring the Arctic 's tiny resident populations are swamped by a huge influx of migrant birds , which fly from the tropics and temperate zones to feed and breed on the tundra . 

Breeds in drier parts of tundra , towards taiga. 21-26 in. ( 53-66 cm . ) . 

Breeds on tundra and adjacent coasts , also on small islands in Baltic ; in winter mainly on rocky and weedy shores , often with Purple Sandpipers ( p. 129 ) . 

Curbs on ownership of water buffaloes and other ruminant emitters do not seem likely , nor would it be possible to cover up rice paddies and melting permafrost in the tundra . 

Like a mammoth trapped in the Siberian tundra , history has been deep frozen by the Cold War . 

The resident species include stocks that breed far to the north in summer , and in autumn move south to the warmer tundra , or from tundra to warmer coastlands , to avoid the harshest winter conditions . 

In the future , large amounts of methane currently trapped in the frozen tundras of the northern hemisphere may be released as soil temperatures rise in response to global warming ( Boyle and Ardill , 1989 ) . 

This little bird had travelled all the way from its breeding grounds on the Arctic tundra to its wintering quarters in the Falkland Islands ! 

Caribou and reindeer , respectively new-world and old-world representatives of a single species , form large migratory herds which winter on southern tundra or within the forest , and move north across the tundra in summer . 

A quite different ( but economically interdependent ) way of life supported the Chukchis and Koryaks of the interior , who roamed the tundra with reindeer herds . 

Just as you have stretched your body beyond what you had previously thought possible , so you can stretch your mind . 

The conflict was that ` the drug appeared to be retained much longer in the bodies of the patients in Basingstoke ( Dista 's British headquarters ) than in the patients in Indianapolis " . 

She hid in the silent , stony rooms and watched Tallis secretly when the woman came into the castle , dragging with her the body of a man . 

The battered bodies of Margaret Godfrey , aged 54 , Susan Godfrey , aged 22 , and Florence Jeffrey , aged 78 , were found in two different houses in Oxford in August this year . 

The body of 35-year-old Ms Johnstone was discovered by police who forced their way into her pub shortly after 11am yesterday after a cook arriving for work could not get in . 

But the women were crouched so low over their work that their shawls shrouded their whole bodies , and I did n't once see them raise their eyes from the carcass . 

No other part of your body nor any part of your clothing should touch the spade -- only your ear . 

She crept back to bed and lay next to her husband , taking care to leave a space between their bodies . 

Try dancing , the movement of limbs and body to the beat of the music . 

They put his body in Holy Trinity Church , down by the river Avon . 

Aphrodite took pity on Narcissus and turned his body into a flower to remind everyone what had happened . 

The bodies of at least 30 people were found in the streets , an army officer said . 

As you can see from the first diagram , the body of even the toughest fighter is covered with ` soft spots " ( or vulnerable areas ) which can easily be seen and reached . 

And , in Newton-le-Willows , an 11-year-old boy suffered burns to his upper body after falling onto a bonfire . 

I had an arrow right through my body from back to front somewhere in the region of my lower ribs . 

Yet another sufferer in the same epidemic may have a very sore body and feel as if all his or her bones have been broken . 

We do n't have perfect airbrushed bodies , and we do n't want ` em . 

Diane had n't been a stunner , but she 'd had a pleasant face and a more than tolerably decent body . 

Cardiff spun back to look at the windows to see if that bizarre shifting and swirling of shadows was somehow caused by a lightning flash through the glass panes . 

The muzzle flash illuminated Farrell and the yard around him for several feet as he raked the sub-gun back and forth , spent cartridge cases spewing from the weapon ; smoke and steam rising into the damp air . 

There was a small explosion and a flash from the flare as it curved into the air . 

The flashes from her camera came every few seconds as she moved around , taking pictures from every angle . 

PC Kelly went on : ` I did not hear anything but I saw two flashes from the barrel of the gun and I presumed he had shot Goodman twice . " 

` But nothing prepares you for the blinding flash of flares and the noise of the thundercrackers as you run on to the field . 

The water poured off the roofs in torrents , and thunderstorms rent the night skies with brilliant flashes of lightning . 

The dailies would clock him every now and then , leaving his flat and cowering under a flash of camera light . 

Such a shock wave , called Cerenkov radiation , could be detected from the ground as a flash of visible light . 

A flash of lightning and a peel of thunder heralded torrential rain and a squally wind . 

His marriage to Aethelburh gave him a connection with cross-Channel diplomacy and his children by Aethelburh were kinsfolk of a Mer ovingian king in Gaul . 

Today Belegar and his kinsfolk still live amongst the ruins of Karak Eight Peaks , and hope one day to reconquer the whole AJ0 realm of their ancestors . 

Swiftly they overran the island , driving their dark kinsfolk into the sea . 

And he thought again , " Maybe she has rich kinsfolk who will come presently with gold and marriage-gifts . " 

Failure to do so will result in public censure by The Stock Exchange . 

Hoping to pre-empt censure by the League of Nations , Japan formally recognized Manchukuo in September 1932 . 

Dyer was applauded by the diehard press to make up for his censure by the government . 

On the other hand , cost reduction has not been sufficient to avoid censure by the MMC . 

I conclude , then , not with stirring words of praise for the philosophy of animal rights , or with caustic words of censure for the other philosophies I have mentioned . 

A second attempt on April 3 , in the guise of a proposal for a vote of censure for Yeltsin 's " unconstitutional " call in March for a declaration of war on the Soviet leadership , was defeated by 485 votes to 121 . 

A DERWENTSIDE councillor could face censure from his colleagues over a remark about Albert Dryden who shot and killed the council 's chief planning officer last year . 

Artists on their travels sometimes write letters which are good value , whether in praise or censure of what they see . 

We propose that the GMC 's remit should include censure of those members of the medical profession who commit scientific misconduct by distorting published evidence in reviews and consensus statements . 

In 1932 his speeches and articles incurred governmental censure of the university . 

The Vicar 's fault is weakness , and the analysis and censure of weakness is a speciality of Crabbe 's . 

Modern censures on Herodotos for failing to mention this obstacle have , here as often , been proved unjustified . 

The Defence , Interior and Foreign Ministers narrowly escaped congressional censure for violating the constitutional requirement that the presence of foreign troops be approved by the Congress . 

Scarcely any aspect of life in the countries where he passes his voluntary exile has failed to incur his pessimistic censure . 

The council expects its censure or serious criticism ` to discredit editors and journalists at whom it is aimed and to be weighed by their employers " . 

They simply repeated their censure periodically while Israel continued to destroy almost every facet of Resolution 242's validity by land seizures , illegal settlements , and the annexation of both Jerusalem and the Golan Heights . 

This sentence , delivered with just a hint of censure in its tone , convinced me that all further logical argument would be a waste of time . 

The mixture of adulation and censure with which seamen were regarded continued to provide the same rich harvest for the sentimental and the censorious . 

There Pantites found himself cut off by the Persian advance , and incurred censure at Sparta as having failed to make an effort to rejoin his unit before the battle . 

He had obviously been searching for appropriate words of censure during the silence . 

One young lady , disguised as another , would be unlikely therefore to provoke censure even if recognized . 

The tone is reassuring to conservative piety yet far from fundamentalism , and it pronounces neither censures nor warnings to inhibit scholarly research . 

Following the ethics committee 's investigation , the case of Cranston was due to be brought before the full Senate for possible censure . 

From the street , the yodel of a sulphur blender could be heard , extolling the virtues of his ointments . 

Suddenly through the howling gale he heard a yodel from below . 

In short , chemistry allows arbitrary organizations of control relations .

Control hybridizations using a sense strand Gad1 probe were also performed .

As a partial control for the problem of imprecise sensing , a function will perform an analysis of the array information coming on from Antie 's four sensors on each stalk .

The study was only able to enroll non-sexual contacts for each category of controls .

There were statistically significant differences between post-treatment patient samples and controls in the 0-1 and 2-5 age groups for EBV VCA IgG and in all age groups for CMV IgG demonstrating higher seropositivity in patients than in controls .

, significantly different from the control ) if the relative difference from the control is less than the lower PMSD bounds in Table 6. See USEPA , 2000b for specific examples of implementing lower PMSD bounds .

The effect of lactacystin is specific , since the control reporter gene β-Gal was not inhibited by lactacystin ( data not shown ) .

Similarly , olanzapine significantly decreased the amplitude of high frequency oscillations ( HFO ) from a control value of 1.6 ( ±0 .

A second group fo 28 subjects ( 16 men and 12 women , aged 25 to 80 years ( mean ( SD ) 61.5 ( 14.2 ) years ) were used as controls .

This paper describes a technique that allows metabolism of nutrients to be assessed in whole epithelial biopsy specimens , and this technique has been used to assess the metabolism of butyrate and glutamine by ileal and colonic biopsy specimens from patients with idiopathic ulcerative colitis and controls .

The role of γ-interferon in the pathogenesis of enteropathies with an immunological basis such as coeliac disease , is unclear. γ-interferon immunoreactive lymphocytes was quantified in jejunal biopsies from patients with coeliac disease and from normal controls .

The decrease in the α-tocopherol:total cholesterol ratio in the serum of the control ( indomethacin only ) rats recovered to that of the normal ( untreated ) rats after treatment with SOD and catalase ( fig 5 ) .

He compiled a chronicle of world history , fitting together the calculations of Greek chroniclers with the indications of date found in the Bible . 

She also likes Arsakov -- and that beautiful Chronicles of a Russian Family . 

These years are not dealt with in the chronicle of the Phoenix Kings . 

Before we looked at the Fort , we sat in a chai shop , sipping hot tea and reading out loud from Inayat Khan 's chronicle . 

` According to Fabyan 's Chronicle , " I replied , airing my knowledge , ` when Henry IV fought at Shrewsbury against Hotspur , he dressed several of his knights in royal armour . " 

For all its oily sycophancy , the Shah Jehan Nama probably gives the authentic flavour of the enterprise : Shah Jehan 's town , like Shah Jehan 's court chronicle , was there to glorify the ruler . 

The 1797 church chronicles lament the demise of one Edward Bunce , a gatekeeper at Coppid Beech Lane turnpike , who was found murdered in the night . 

Suger 's historical writings led the monks of his abbey to develop a taste for history and hence to compile a series of chronicles . 

One must be prepared to contemplate biblical material as dispassionately as one might contemplate chronicles pertaining to Caesar , or Alexander — or Cortés . 

Poor , pathetic old man , he thought , watching as his Uncle Walter picked up his pen again and consulted some notes , preparing to conclude his long chronicle of the family . 

Thus far the events are reasonably certain , and in any case Gregory 's narrative is backed up by entries in the chronicle of Marius of Avenches . 

The Narnia chronicles , for example , were written as a mythological expression of the gospel story . 

The story does not appear in the Crowland chronicle , which confirms the existence of ill will between Hastings and the Woodvilles , but without offering any explanation . 

If you have any value for human life -- it 's been in The Jewish Chronicle for God 's sake -- have you no heart ? " 

He had already begun contributing to the Gardeners ' Chronicle . 

Made famous by her Vampire Chronicles ( Interview With The Vampire [ 1976 ] , The Vampire Lestat [ 1985 ] and The Queen Of The Damned [ 1988 ] ) she has successfully reinvented the tired myth of the vampire . 

Here were the secret histories , the stories behind the stories , the truths so terrible they could only be written as fiction , the chronicles of the insane , the lives of the damned . 

Also remember that accessibility considerations apply to the media if you want to attract them . 

Apart from the health considerations , it is simply too enervating . 

Exactly the same health and safety considerations obtain for students as for regular employees . 

On 5 May Eisenhower chose to respond to the ensuing crisis by asserting the right of the United States to fly its planes over the Soviet Union if security considerations demanded such a course of action . 

For in cases such as these , tariff considerations may be much less relevant , if at all . 

Political considerations may have made them less inclined to return to China , but it was generally not a major reason for leaving in the first place . 

They should continue to seek solutions for the needs of the servide that take into account equality in opportunity and education rather than just short term financial considerations . 

Ferguson revealed : ` I have been so impressed by Danny 's form that I am now giving serious consideration about playing him in the League team . 

The selection of a building contract for a particular project is unfortunately often left too late to allow proper consideration of matching the contract to the job . 

As part of its brief , the working party will examine the moral and ethical considerations of launching an advertising campaign . 

Finsberg ) demonstrated characteristic generosity in trying to elevate the nature of the debate into a consideration of timetabling generally . 

Quality was Whitaker 's prime consideration in realising Newman 's brief . 

However , the needs of each occupation were taken into consideration in deciding the precise degree of each core skill required . 

Please be on the lookout for talent in your classes and give serious consideration to auditioning yourself . 

She went to work on Friday morning having worked until midnight the night before , and giving serious consideration to finding another job . 

In those cases where it is possible to bring a prosecution under either Category 1 or 2 will the question of consent be excluded entirely from the court 's consideration ? 

When selected , the first line of the suspect sentence is reproduced on the screen for identification and your further consideration . 

Previously , this would have included chats at coffee breaks , in corridors or writing rough notes for someone 's consideration . 

The board is now drawing up options for the government 's consideration . 

Criteria for granting leave will depend on the nature of the application although the welfare of the child must always be the court 's paramount consideration . 

The relationship between signification and subjectivity is very important for some feminist considerations of ` race " and class ( e.g. Spivak 1981 , Steedman 1986 ) . 

This brings us to a consideration of whether these programmes are capable of suggesting appropriate remedies . 

This is something quite different from a consideration of whether the best interests of the child will be served by its living in [ England ] rather than [ Australia ] . 

By doing this you simplify your final consideration of whether or not the identity of the property with that described in the abstracted documents is satisfactory . 

In spite of all this , the design process itself is often thought about and executed without any formal considerations about people . 

Clark not only dissents but is hopeful enough to scorn utilitarian considerations about humane husbandry and so forth : 

Kripke 's interpretation of the private language argument holds that a negative answer to the last question is a consequence of more general considerations about rules and objectivity . 

This leads on to some general considerations about decision-making in a bureaucracy . 

Our interest in standard mechanisms for data encoding and exchange need not be driven , then , by altruistic considerations about the value of secondary analysis . 

Later the master plan proposed for London in 1939 by a Committee of the Modern Architectural Research Group ( MARS ) , chaired by Arthur Korn showed traffic considerations as an integral part of the conceptual design . 

And an Association of British Insurers spokesman said : ` It 's certainly under consideration by some insurers . " 

Many of these problems can be overcome given a modicum of sympathy and consideration by those in authority but , unfortunately , ignorance of these diseases and their consequences is still widespread , even among health professionals . 

The creation of a pan-European Community deserves the most serious consideration by the Twelve . 

The position and problems of the Free Representation Unit have recently come under consideration by the committees of the Bar Council . 

Lord Taylor said that the whole of the evidence merited consideration by a fresh jury . 

And quite a lot of men were emptied off the job for very poor reasons -- they had no consideration for the men themselves . 

The party considerations , in this as in so many other aspects of local government reorganisation , seemed to have been based more on an assessment of the past rather than on considerations for the future . 

This puts in perspective the Department of Economic Development 's approach to community economic development , which has to date been one of employing outside consultants without sufficient consideration for the need of local input . 

A key consideration in this example is the end-use to which the customer wishes to put the product . 

` They have achieved this , we believe , through the appointment of a high profile director general and we would welcome consideration of a similar appointment at the Institute . " 

The last paragraph introduced the consideration of guilt and leads to this and another important factor of sexual dysfunction -- anger . 

At present , however , we are still essentially at the stage of identifying different approaches to the consideration of strategy . 

It should be borne in mind , however , that some approaches , used without proper consideration of the issues involved , may be distressing or even damaging . 

VAT on equality monies paid when properties are exchanged is also capable of being treated as consideration on which stamp duty is payable . 

If you are registered as a disabled person , you are entitled to special consideration from your employer . 

It soon became obvious to me that no study of black sportsmen could proceed without a very careful consideration of why blacks fail in other areas , the most important one being school . 

The discussion of culture in Raymond Williams ' ( 1983 ) Towards 2000 has been very important in my consideration of where Tyneside is going and where it may be made to go . 

Having established the existence of a social structure , functionalist analysis turns to a consideration of how that structure functions . 

Equally , the human considerations of where a settlement is placed in a region are as important as the physical characteristics of the landscape which must be allowed for . 

Shakespeare is in no way diminished by a consideration of how tragic irony works in the final act of King Lear . 

Nevertheless there are initial considerations that all participant observers make to some extent prior to entering and during fieldwork . 

This provokes the consideration that the penal system may perform a dual function in the reproduction of the social formation . 

The electron velocity at the point z may be worked out by the simple consideration that the electron gains kinetic energy at the expense of its potential energy ( the same idea as in mechanics ) . 

It must also be taken into consideration that the generative system is being used for an application alien to its originally design . 

Satisfied with attending to the symptoms of the economy 's problems , the government has not applied itself to tackling some of their causes . 

It is a symptom of Manchester United 's current ailment that players like Giggs are suffering from the tension . 

Communication breakdowns are the most prevalent symptom of organizational problems . 

The low rate of accumulation in the United States is undoubtedly a crucial symptom of the declining relative strength of US business . 

Even so service instability , a lack of timetable data , and a failure to deal sensibly with complaints are some of the symptoms of poor service analysed here . 

For it was day , and the glimmer in the skulls ' eyes had dimmed . 

There was a glimmer of amusement in his dark eyes as he slid his fingers down to the pulse drumming wildly at the base of her throat . 

When his eyes had adjusted to the darkness , he distinguished the pulsing glimmer of the stars above the glare of the streetlights . 

I was sick to counter it , since I saw a glimmer of enjoyment in his eye ; he had said it all before , and liked saying it . 

He looked across the sea : a faint glimmer of pale light was rising in the midnight-blue sky . 

Finally , breathless with rage and exertion , Gentle let go his hold , and threw Pie back , stepping away from the creature with a glimmer of superstition in his eyes . 

Accidents more commonly occur in dark stables than those that have a glimmer of light . 

He opened the front door and stood for a moment on the step looking at the glimmer of light touching the pale dome of the church and the glow of the city thrown up against the sky . 

And a glimmer of light was beginning to shine through the darkness . 

No sign of the cordillera , no glimmer of sun , and the Pacific invisible somewhere away to our left . 

A glimmer of sun , the first they 'd seen for days in a chillier than average English summer , was gilding the meadow-sweet creamy-white in the tangled hedgerows . 

By April 1991 Pearl had recognised the urgent need for change . 

The course is set to run for six Wednesdays from April 29 with sessions from 10-11.30am . 

Pensioner 's received a 5.9 per cent increase in the state pension last April . 

The convoy is only the third to reach Srebrenica since Bosnia 's civil war began last April . 

It opens in New York next April , followed by a national US tour . 

Over 70 SVQs have already been accredited ; the target is to have 150 by next April . 

The first-ever world symposium on bad breath is to be held this April in Mexico . 

It will soon start a second run , from March 22nd to April 29th . 

On March 3 the curfew in Tbilisi , the Georgian capital , was extended until April 1 . 

25 ( From left to right : a ) Julius Caesar , portrayed on a coin minted at Rome in 44 BC , the year of his assassination . 

The three-year period , for example , between the death of Eorpwald and the accession of Sigeberht , could signify that Sigeberht succeeded in the third year after Eorpwald 's assassination . 

The plotters of my husband 's assassination should be brought to court . 

But in 10 short years at the turn of the century all this changed and the ` common , innocent , friendly " house fly was subjected to the most vicious of character assassinations . 

JOHN MAJOR is willing to meet the author Salman Rushdie , who has spent four years under a fatwa assassination incitement by Iranian fundamentalists . 

In a broadcast on radio Cotonou on March 5 , Interior , Public Security and Territorial Administration Minister Florentin Feliho had said that he had information of a plot to create " serious incidents " aimed at disrupting the elections , including assassinations of leading " civilian , military and religious personalities " , and openly criticized Kerekou 's regime . 

“ The cabinet expresses its deep regret for the assassination of one of north Lebanon 's most distinguished leaders . ” 

The assassination of Martin Luther King six days before , only one of a tragic series in recent American history , had caused the event to be postponed for two days . 

The assassination of the Chamoun family raised questions about the ability , or the readiness , of the Syrian forces to impose law and order in the East . 

I would prefer not to have my guy stand up and say I may have been involved in an assassination . " 

It was the scene of a failed assassination attempt on the royal couple at a charity concert nine years ago . 

Gun battles between rival gangs of inmates had left 18 prisoners dead following an unsuccessful assassination attempt on Olivero Chavez Araujo , a self-styled drug baron serving an eight-year sentence for drug trafficking . 

In September 1961 de Gaulle survived an OAS assassination attempt at Pont-sur-Seine . 

Some Western and Afghan officials had initially said the chopper was shot down while lifting off after an engagement with insurgents in a restive district of Wardak province .

The terms of engagement against patrols are almost always the foe 's to decide .

The two soldiers were killed in one of the separate engagements along the border punctuated by heavy ground and helicopter fire against Iraqi patrols and positions .

A spokesman for the transitional government in Tripoli , the capital , confirmed that " an engagement " was underway at Bani Walid , but had no further details .

The NATO force said it was looking into allegations of an unspecified number of civilian casualties caused by its troops Thursday during an " air-to-ground engagement " in Kapisa province , northeast of the capital , Kabul .

The above brief account throws into sharp relief the essential differences between the Keynesian and classical theories of labour market adjustment .

In the second part of Table 6.6 , slight adjustments have been made to the portfolios to reduce the levels of non-market risk in order to illustrate the effect of diversification on the evaluation measures .

Whilst these are small adjustments , Aldus have changed their tack on two other fronts as well .

Place the pool in position , check the edges are level and make any necessary adjustments to the hole , which should be a little wider than the shape

Top tension straps , or lift straps as they are often called , help to give fine adjustment to the fit of the rucksack on your back .

On first returning to power in 1979 the Conservatives set out to make piecemeal adjustments to the social security system .

Rather than weary arms taking the strain , the harness lines do , allowing maximum use of body weight whilst letting the arms make fine adjustments to the sail .

The fabric back of the tie was neatly re-fastened with strips of insulating tape , to enable easy servicing and adjustment of the preset .

Such costs suggest portfolio adjustment by means of large lumpy transactions rather than by the continuous small transactions implied by quadratic costs .

Zambia 's economic problems , despite a number of stabilization and structural adjustment packages negotiated with the IMF and the World Bank , show little sign of diminishing .

Engage the wheels and make any adjustments with screw driver and spanner .

When did you last make a considerable personal adjustment to fit in with some deeply felt need your partner has articulated ?

The bridges are lightweight affairs , complete with handrests ; the six saddles are adjustable for intonation , but for height adjustment you 've got to play with the four screw-legs that hold the whole bridge up .

A combination of minor adjustments to the statutes of February 1861 and a show of determination enabled the tsar to scotch aristocratic demands for participation in government .

Fit the new door to the unit and make the necessary adjustment to the hinge to ensure the door sits correctly

One notable feature of the gold standard was that it allowed automatic adjustment to take place via changes in expenditure and output .

Under floating , the exchange rate can operate as a form of automatic adjustment to payments imbalances , although such adjustment may not be full or immediate .

Once you start making the slight adjustment necessary to make our normal way of eating healthier , you will automatically be on your way to weight control .

The objective must be to keep it simple , yet allow adjustment for up and down inclination of the camera and rotary motion .

However , air conditioning is standard and there is electric adjustment for mirrors , windows and seats .

Ursula Dean was making as rapid an adjustment of her behaviour as Quex had done a few moments earlier .

The computer regulates thread tension ( it 's also possible to make adjustments manually ) , and there 's an automatic sensor to help you sew perfect buttonholes .

Very small last minute adjustments to spacing may become necessary , but if you have tailored your item to fit the plan then you are reasonably safe .

He failed to make the necessary adjustments to his style of leadership -- most obviously , to create some kind of transmission belt between himself and the nation .

Further adjustments of the output level and the profit margin as the firm becomes more acquainted with the market within which it operates , given sufficient time , may enable it to reach its objective .

It follows that no adjustment of the real wage rate may be required to reduce unemployment .

The price adjustments can also be converted into yield adjustments or yield spreads to give , for example , the difference in yield between bonds with and without a particular sector characteristic .

Recent fossil discoveries , though , shed light on the environments in which the various groups of hominoid emerged and , it is hoped , on their evolution . 

LASMO is one of the three companies which has made a gas discovery about six miles east of Scarborough off the Yorkshire coast . 

Indigenous oil discoveries proved disappointing and efforts have been directed towards hydro-electric power , nuclear and geothermal energy . 

The story tells of a man 's journey of self discovery up an African River … and most of the shoot was done in tropical Belize . 

The stair carpet did n't begin until the floor below the attic -- another discovery she had made about the lifestyle of servants . 

Though he had enjoyed his little investigations and masquerades , his only real discovery was that Nigel Steen had tried to disguise the fact of driving down to Streatley on the night of Saturday 8th December . 

The parson rode away , half regretting that he had told Durbeyfield of his discovery . 

The book was open at Pythagoras ' discovery about the relative lengths of the sides of a right-angled triangle , and Hobbes was amazed by Euclid 's proof of this complex idea . 

In this way , it is believed , linguists will be able to make discoveries about the language itself , and its system of rules which exists quite independently of particular circumstances . 

The mind of the human observer is endowed with creative imagination ; this allows the scientist not only to make discoveries about the laws of nature but to tamper with them and exploit them to his own advantage . 

This programme capitalises on recent discoveries about the nature of urban change . 

SERAFIN : You sound as if you are making a cautious discovery about your feelings for the first time . 

Nevertheless , if we are ever to make new discoveries about intonation , it will be as a result of studying what people actually say rather than inventing examples of what they might say . 

All these were chance discoveries by scientists engaged in other pursuits . 

Recent discoveries by Cambridge University paleontologists have revealed that the prehistoric creatures that roamed the primeval oceans were even stranger and more varied than we can imagine . 

Unless their discovery by their own employers might cause the Firm real problems " 

This calculation was made possible by the recent discovery by nutritionists of the relationship between diet and health . 

One of Booth 's first discoveries from his study of East London was the extent of poverty in old age . 

Three ICI Pharmaceuticals scientists have received the Society for Drug Research 1991 award for drug discovery in recognition of their contribution to the discovery and development of Zoladex , ICI 's treatment for prostate cancer and breast cancer . 

Two important oil discoveries in the Espinal block , Purificacion and Venganza , will be appraised in 1992 . 

The starting point is Sir Isaac Newton 's discovery of the laws of gravity and his formulation of the laws of motion to explain the movement of bodies in response to forces . 

However , the field approach was to surpass the action at a distance approach with Faraday 's discovery of electromagnetic induction and his invention of the electric motor , the dynamo and the transformer in the 1830s . 

The lifting of a kettle lid by the steam from boiling water may have led Watt to the discovery of steam power . 

The discovery of his idol 's feet of clay proves intolerable to the lonely , emotionally stunted fan . 

This represents a continuous stage of development , from the original discovery of the transistor . 

The results , with one notable exception , were to make improvements to earlier discoveries like radar and jet propulsion , rather than to create totally new techniques or weapons . 

A large exchange of acreage has been agreed with BP which gives LASMO acreage containing gas discoveries adjacent to the Caister and Markham fields . 

However , its location and release of new energies within a literary text are based on discoveries of how that text negotiated its own culture . 

The whole novel is in fact a voyage of exploration and discovery , erm exploration of the nature of reality and the eventual discovery of how this reality can be recreated for our detailed inspection by means of art . 

Now scientists working at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford believe they 've made a significant discovery in how asthma is passed down the family tree . 

Another time he had seen a tourist , a non-English speaker , make the discovery that his wallet had been taken , with his passport and everything he had . 

The stimulus for these changes has been a combination of my own experiences of doing mathematics and the discovery that my pupils could do mathematics in ways that I had not appreciated before . 

What is important is the discovery that saying these things can actually make us feel better , but only if we say them with sincerity . 

The discovery that it is true can be a frightening and instructive process . 

Hubble 's discovery that the universe was expanding , and the realization of the insignificance of our own planet in the vastness of the universe , were just the starting point . 

This is the great discovery that Rutherford and his erm collaborators made forty/fifty years ago . 

His successor , President Endara , says he wants him extradited to Panama for his alleged part in the 1985 beheading of the politician Hugo Spadafora . 

Charles ordered the beheading of the entire company , bound and helpless as they were . 

The days passed , the monks celebrated the Feast of Midsummer , the beheading of St. John the Baptist . 

Roman power was declining generally , but it was still strong in Zurich , and the beheading of Felix and his sister Regula , two Christians , was ordered by the governor . 

This conflict was to lead to the civil war and the beheading of Charles I in 1642 . 

In the upper section he is prepared for his beheading and there is a fine Salome ; below , in the vase of the pulpit , the saint preaches and baptizes Christ in the River Jordan . 

After 1600 , there was a pause before the same issues emerged even more violently in the Civil War and led to the beheading of the king . 

Charlemagne 's order of the beheading of 4,500 bound prisoners earned him the Saxons bitter hatred for many years . 

It adds a bold splash of colour to all kinds of snacks , and turns everyday items into original-looking and great-tasting treats .

The yellow splash of paint showed up hundreds of metres away in the bright sunshine .

He 'd bitten his tongue when the blow landed , and a splash of blood looped on to his chin .

The product is , of course , caustic and any spills or splashes must be rinsed with plenty of water .

A splash of mineral water -- fizzy or still -- gives a good pep-up after cleansing , but do n't use it straight from the fridge .

The astonishingly monochrome , synthetic quality of the set is modified only occasionally by the saturating splashes of blood-sachets , perfunctorily punctured over the bodies of the slain .

Herkimer Housebound did indeed serve a fine cup of nettle tea -- poured into walnut shells with a splash of parsley milk , and a bit of meadowsweet to eat .

Stephen asked Christina for a splash of rum in his lime squash and Michael Stein followed suit .

After council meetings they adjourned to a local pub for a refreshing drink paid for out of their own pockets . 

A secret summit meeting of top government and party leaders was held in China early in the month and this was followed by a visit to Beijing by one of Vietnam 's most senior leaders . 

The village hall is used as a venue for all village meetings and activities . 

Yozo Yokota , a UN Human Rights Commission representative , visited Myanma in early December , holding meetings with various ministers and visiting prisons and refugee camps . 

He and I have had a series of meetings about the provision of the slip road , and he reminded me of an undertaking that I had given when Minister responsible for health matters a few years ago . 

We have had a few meetings about the rule but they have always brought in extra bodies to out-vote us . 

She said neither company had bothered to attend a public meeting about the proposed speed restrictions . 

Prof Dick Van Velzen , of Liverpool University 's Department of Foetal and Infant Pathology , said : “ We held a meeting about this on Thursday and Friday . 

On the morning of May 25th , in one of scores of meetings between the administration and House Democrats , Mr Clinton said he would countenance some form of entitlement caps . 

The meeting between Brady and the directors has been made to sound more like a summons than a request . 

Adela fixed up a meeting between the king and archbishop , and in a few days everything was arranged . 

On Thursday there was a series of meetings between the leaders of the Government and the opposition parties , the General Council of the TUC and the National Executive of the Labour Party . 

However , according to the environmental organisation , the incident was covered up after a meeting between Italian and Turkish foreign ministers . 

Meetings between the two monarchs were arranged , but rather than bringing peace to the two countries , fresh hostilities broke out . 

The consultative procedures for the conduct of Management Services reviews has been carried out , you will be aware that there have been several consultative meetings between ourselves concerning this matter . 

If two firms arrange a merger on the basis of meetings between their two senior partners , then its success can be heavily dependent on luck . 

The statement called for a meeting between a Libyan and a United Kingdom delegate to discuss this issue . 

On the way to my hotel room I was dragged into a meeting between some Japanese and Spanish weavers . 

Start by imagining a meeting between yourself and a total stranger , such as a new family doctor or a church minister . 

The deepening crisis over foreign imports is due to be discussed at a meeting of the EC Fisheries Council today in Brussels . 

Revealingly , government representatives at a recent meeting of gypsy leaders from 14 Central and East European countries at a palace on Lake Snagov were mainly immigration officials . 

MEMBERS of Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg , the Welsh Language Society , began a vigil outside a meeting of the Welsh Language Education Committee ( PDAG ) yesterday . 

Members agreed that no smoking be permitted at future meetings of the Society . 

At a meeting with Chris Patten , the governor of Hong Kong , President Clinton said he favoured maintaining China 's most-favoured-nation trading status , but that China had to demonstrate responsible behaviour . 

This morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others . 

Those acquainted with them , like Sergiu Celac , who acted as interpreter for so many meetings with English-speaking heads of government and heads of state , sometimes thought that they detected vestiges of their changing sexual relationship . 

When the Princess discovered what was going on she had one terse meeting with her husband and told him : ` Why do n't you save yourself a phone call and ring the papers direct ? " 

Robyn thought later as she stared at her reflection in the dressing-table mirror and forced herself to imagine what tomorrow 's meeting with Luke would actually feel like . 

Since his first meeting with Wagner in 1868 he had known of the latter 's conviction that Schopenhauer was " the only philosopher who had understood the essence of music " . 

` We are to hold a fourth meeting this evening , " Fatah central committee member Hakam Balawi said . 

It often led him to become aggressive , especially during band meetings . 

On three days a week we start off with a a staff meeting at 2.30 . 

Club meetings are held on the third Monday of the month at 7.30pm . 

In most branches active members who do actual work , not just attending committee meetings are few . 

Hold team meetings to discuss problems with information provided in advance . 

The afternoon will be devoted to the business meeting which is always very interesting . 

The next time you are in a meeting , or even on a crowded train or at a social gathering watch what people do . 

The school secretary put her head round the door ; ` No ! " snapped the headmistress , ` I 'm in a meeting . " 

I must clean myself up and get some lunch — I have a meeting on grading with various people up the road in the Civil Service Commission at quarter past two …

I 'm leaving all my mess here because I 'm coming back after my meeting . 

Helicopters in heavily armed formation brought the allied commanders to their meeting with Iraqi generals , the rendezvous , an Iraqi airbase occupied by coalition forces . 

AT LAST week 's meeting of European Community leaders , the rich countries of Western Europe decided to provide funds to help develop the economies of their neighbours to the east . 

John Major 's meeting with President Clinton prevented a full meeting of ministers taking place this week . 

` Please accept my apologies for having to cancel our meeting on the 24th January . 

In the end United States support swung behind the new Jewish state largely on the personal decision of President Truman , following his historic meeting with Chaim Weizmann . 

She was intrigued and , as her meeting with him was social , she found nothing odd about the offer of a drink . 

At your meetings with him try to predict what certain committee members will say and how they will act . 

President Franois Mitterrand voiced strong support for the idea after his meeting with President Gorbachev in Kiev on Wednesday . 

During his meeting with Qian , Yeltsin hailed the beginning of a " new historic era " between Russia and China . 

He has not yet written off the possibility of putting his ideas on a ` four-eyes basis " -- a meeting of just two people -- to Thatcher and Bush . 

A meeting of more than 40 political groups in Moscow on July 4 led to a declaration on July 9 on the formation of the Democratic Choice bloc . 

On one occasion she planned to fly up to Scotland for a meeting about the children 's work . 

In a later meeting between parents and psychologist the former , in response to the psychologist 's efforts to identify/impose a consensus , again attempted to articulate their own understanding of George 's needs . 

In fact , an evaluator was able to observe one meeting of the library committee . 

It may be helpful to attend six meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous to see how close is the identification with acknowledged sufferers . 

I have been asked to enquire if we could hold meetings of our national Council at your hotel on a regular basis . 

A meeting of oceanographers in Massachusetts has said that large-scale testing is needed to establish the ocean 's potential as a dumping ground for millions of tons of sewage sludge and toxic waste . 

Three days before this was written , Hall had another meeting with Lewis . 

Liza , in the next room , having hardly slept at all since her disastrous meeting with Freddie Nash , lay awake , now resolved that there was only one thing left for her to do . 

In a rallying tone of voice , usually reserved for meetings with his salesmen , he said : ` Here , I 'll make you some coffee and you tell me what happened . " 

Sophie told her of her day 's activities , and of her meeting with Jasper , and of what he had told her of the Owen Plan . 

Back in the tent there is more soup , coffee and a hunk of smoked lamb that goes down well . 

Buick has even revived the Roadmaster , a name last used in Buick 's heyday 30 years ago for massive , popular hunks of steel and chrome . 

A big hunk of pork had been hanging -- in a wagon tipped up on its side 

Harriet was spooning in soup , and broke hunks of bread into it . 

Her brother sat opposite her with his back to the door devouring hunks of bread smothered with a mixture of peanut-butter and strawberry jam . 

He set the tray down on the table and she identified the predictable ingredients : coffee in a bowl and a hunk of bread smeared with honey . 

He turned round , offering me a hunk of bread and margarine with cheese on top -- real luxury . 

In the kitchen at the back of the house , Cleg was eating his breakfast of thick brown bread and great hunks of cheese . 

George was a moderate smoker and his favourite meal before a race was a glass of beer and a hunk of bread and cheese . 

` Hey up , there 's some more 'ere , " said Mickey , with a bottle in one hand and a hunk of meat in the other . 

Hardly surprising really considering it feels not dissimilar from a hunk of exceedingly dead meat ! 

The male got up first , and wrapped his lantern jaws around a hunk of meat . 

` Does that mean that every jogger must be a handbag snatcher , as well ? " 

The till snatchers struck at the North-Eastern Coop in Commercial Street , Coxhoe , south of Durham City , on Thursday evening . 

HEADLINE from the Reigate and Banstead Independent : ` Police hunt handbag snatcher in stolen car . " 

The scruffy snatcher , who wore a ring on every finger , forced her way into the house after Nicola answered the door . 

He built them a pagoda of solid jade and embellished it with precious gems -- not realising that to grow up a dragon must accumulate its own hoard , must steal it from Emperors and princes . 

Mounds might be raised or pagodas built in a flat landscape or on a hilltop plateau . 

In 1951 the World Peace Pagoda was built , and in 1954 the Sixth Great InternatIonal Council of Buddhist monks and learned laity was opened ( the fifth had been at Mandalay in 1871 under the patronage of King Mindon ) . 

A range of genres ensure that all students will find some titles to their taste , whether it be science fiction , horror stories , whodunnits , stories of well-known films , or classics . 

It can be a considerable pleasure to the writer engaged in creating the now often somewhat despised simple whodunit . 

You can prove this for yourself , in fact , by re-reading any good whodunit where you can remember who the murder eventually proved to be . 

If you enjoy a whodunnit , you 'll lap up Janet Laurence 's Hotel Morgue ( Macmillan , £12.99 ) . 

` So too for Sandy Hutchison , my games teacher at school and now coach to the Dundee High backs . 

John T. Scopes , a biology teacher at the Central High School in Dayton , decided to test the law , and gave his pupils a lecture on evolution . 

The late Dr. Coulton , in his autobiography , told a tale of a great mathematical teacher at Cambridge who met a candidate in the College court just after the Tripos . 

The 63 students and teachers from Weston-super-Mare College , Avon , were returning from a day trip when the coach skidded and crashed . 

Before Christmas sixteen teachers from Deer Park school developed sickness and diarrhoea . 

One of the English teachers from Nanking stayed in the hospital with me , so that I did n't feel too helpless or lonely , and the 4 British students here visited me . 

About one-third of black teachers in DET secondary schools have no secondary teaching qualifications ( see Figure 10.2 ) . 

But I had a really good music teacher in high school and he taught me relative pitch . 

The agreement will also result in employers working more closely than before with students and teachers in schools and colleges , to broaden their understanding of the world of work . 

For a time teachers of literature could assume that they were in but not of the academy , and keep a healthy distance from institutional pressures . 

Best-selling novelist , short story writer , occasional teacher of creative writing ` insofar as it can be taught " . 

There is a considerable quantity of books , periodicals , and reports for the teacher of reading . 

As one might expect , teachers of Latin eloquence , too , soon became respectable . 

` Including a senior , a boy about seventeen , who was probably subjecting his teacher to a certain amount of needling ? " 

Joseph Elliot , who 's admitted stabbing a music teacher to death , has appeared on television to apologise for his actions . 

One wonderful story is that he decided against a career in mathematics when his teacher gave him a poor mark in an exam for answering a problem correctly but not using the method taught in class . 

One of the girls had apparently rushed into class to inform her teacher , Mrs Whitehouse , that she now knew what was ` right " . 

I said once to my biology teacher , " Why are so many girls getting pregnant ? " and she said , " Did n't you listen in lesson ? " 

I do n't think I 've told you about Mr Grovey our drama teacher yet , have I ? 

Ian Adam , my singing teacher , was ever the confidence booster . 

Now retired the art teacher as was is painting flat out full time whilst the other runs the distaff side . 

Libby Roberts , dance teacher and the body behind Slimline Complete Works ( Video Collection ) , replied : ` Exercise can strengthen and tone muscles , but not reduce fat . 

Training and support for history teachers is as important as the provision of packaged datasets because it will enable the teachers to develop their own materials . 

For the language teacher it provides powerful clues concerning the causes of the sensation of floundering in conversation to which we referred earlier . 

They can only be solved by a commitment , built into the timetable for the length of the project to give participating teachers the time to view the video and meet their friendly critic . 

Although postage has to be charged extra , often visiting teachers , trainers and other ` travellers " to your area are willing to act as couriers . 

Garden Number Two is owned by ` Miss Green " , a retired teacher with a love for nature who wanted a low-maintenance informal design . 

Self-access is designed to help EFL and ESL teachers with the practicalities of setting up and managing self-access study facilities and so enable learning to take place independently of teaching . 

The class has been without a regular teacher for eight weeks and now parents are demanding extra help . 

All language teachers should be encouraged to teach about the nature of language and should be explicitly trained in methods of doing this and co-operating with other teachers in so doing . 

What does the practising teacher of , say , science or history need to know about language , in order to bring about improvements in the classroom and cope with problems that arise there ? 

In 1880 he decided to settle in London permanently , and , also in 1880 , Queen Victoria appointed him teacher of singing to the royal family . 

Thus it is hardly surprising to find Barrett ( 1979 ) warning art teachers to : 

My Group was anxious that all teachers should understand and think about the ideological assumptions implied by their approach to the teaching of English , for this is one way to overcome dogmatism . 

These kind of decisions are normally made by the teacher alone , but it is possible that involving the children in making them might be an extremely effective way of teaching them self-determination and discipline . 

It is not surprising that many Primary teachers at this time gave up trying their own hand at teaching the subject , leaving more and more to the ` expert " . 

Her father , a primary school teacher , was also disappointed with her choice . 

One is a primary teacher who was interested in the mental processes of children tackling simple addition . 

In addition , as one white secondary school teacher told me ` It is a matter of style . 

School teachers are among the most despised , and also the worst-paid , sectors of society . 

It would be misleading to profile school teachers as only seeking to maximize their own prestige by cultivating exaggerated interests in sport among black schoolkids and thus jeopardizing their chances academically . 

But it would also help secondary teachers to space out chemistry 's sequential steps , giving their pupils more time to absorb principles before they build on them . 

And there is even less agreement among secondary teachers of first-year pupils about how they should build upon the curriculum of top juniors . 

( This process , incidentally , may begin much earlier than many secondary teachers suppose . 

The University had 2000 teachers and more than 10,000 students , each of whom was required to produce a book every year on the nature of consciousness and the human mind . 

The latest bombshell to hit the academic world was the government 's veto of the ` agreed " 6% pay increase for university teachers . 

Murray , from Musselburgh , has returned to Tucson where she is staying at the University of Arizona with a former Musselburgh Grammar PE teacher , Meg Ritchie , the head strength coach there . 

The worst of these episodes came in the War of the Spanish Succession ( 1701 – 1713 ) between the backers of Philip of Anjou , the 17 - year - old grandson of Louis XIV of France , and the Hapsburg claimant , Archduke Charles of Austria .

The Archduke Charles of Austria rivalled France 's Philip of Bourbon , designated to ascend the throne , in the ensuing War of the Spanish Succession .

In the subsequent War of the Spanish Succession ( 1702 – 1713 ) most of the old kingdom of Aragón , including the Balearics , backed the Hapsburgs .

Although the British made no military conquests here during the War of Spanish Succession ( 1700 – 1713 ) , their negotiators forced the French in the ensuing Treaty of Utrecht to give up all of Acadia ( Nova Scotia ) except Cape Breton .

The subsequent war over Spanish succession resulted in the enthronement of the Bourbon candidate , Felipe V. When Madrid 's alcazar burned down in 1734 , with the loss of many art treasures , Felipe seized the opportunity to build a new , incredibly lavish royal palace .

In 1708 , during the War of the Spanish Succession , the British seized the island for its port , and kept possession until temporarily losing it to the French in 1756 .

In Black Mafia : Ethnic Succession in Organized Crime ( 1974 ) , Francis A.J.

The monarchy was elective , rather than hereditary , which led to disputes over succession to the crown ; and in one of these , the disaffected party looked to North Africa for an ally .

The ensuing years were rife with constant wars , shifting alliances , and disputes over succession to the crown .

In the early 18th century , problems over succession to the Spanish throne led to an Anglo - Dutch force capturing Gibraltar in 1704 .

On the Costa Blanca , Murcia was defended from the invasion of Archduke Charles by its bishop , with the help of local people ; Játiva fought the succession of Philip so fiercely that when resistance was finally overcome in 1707 , the town 's name was changed to San Felipe - the former name was not to be restored until the 19th century .

Naval skirmishes ensued between the two powers , but at the end of the war of succession between Portugal and Castile , the wide - ranging Treaty of Alcaçovas ended Lisbon 's claims to the Fortunate Islands .

Like many dynasties before and after , the Han succession ended in a new struggle for power and anarchy .

The ease of Barrett 's succession to CEO is the ultimate expression of this , of course .

You see , Johnson also believes in `` the enormous importance of an orderly succession , '' and desired a long period of `` extended overlap with his successor '' to insure `` 'the smoothest transition possible . ' ''

Sebastião 's untimely demise , alongside some 18,000 ill - prepared , badly led followers , set the stage for a crisis of succession .

Or where there is a firm set of rules for institutional succession .

8 The amendment also authorizes Congress to prescribe a mode of succession to the presidency between elections .

This is not exactly a classic succession , of course , because Gates is not leaving the company at all and because Wall Street likes the idea that he will now have more time to think deep thoughts and not have to worry about whether the latest version of Excel is shipping on time .

Pundits rehashed the rules of succession in the event of something worse .

Similarly , the Moscow Times said , `` The system of succession that will guarantee the Kremlin 's victory is a very positive development .

dapiacl -- gave us the presidential cabinet posts in order of their creation ( State, Treasury , Defense , Attorney General , Postmaster General , Interior , Agriculture, Commerce, Labor ) , critical to answering `` According to the Presidential Succession Act , who is ninth in line to the presidency ? ''

Well on the same page , over a story about yesterday 's speeches and ceremonies at the Times marking the retirement of NYT CEO Arthur Ochs Sulzberger and the succession to that title of his son is the headline `` Sulzberger Passes Leadership of Times Co. to Son . ''

leadership succession , but will continue to adhere to the core vision and values embedded in the community in ways that ensure the highest degree of relevancy to the increasingly diverse communities of clients in need of equal justice services .

Perhaps the Times derives its edge from its succession politics .

What would that mean for the eventual succession to the speakership should Gingrich quit to run for president ?

For , in circumstances where the authorities and their opposition are equally corrupt , a corrupt regime based on succession is preferable to a revolutionary corrupt regime , whose ascension to the throne is accompanied by the hollow grunting of pigs rushing the trough -- and who , amid the cries of 'bribe - takers to jail , ' make the same pie all over again . ''

As William Holden says at the end of Executive Suite , the 1954 film about the succession battle at an old - line manufacturing company , a company ca n't depend on just one man and still thrive .

As part of the same purge , two senior editors of the popular Amman daily Al-Arab al-Yawm were fired by their board president , also for publishing unofficial accounts of the succession crisis , Walker wrote .

4. `` GE CEO Jack Welch announced that he will retire after the company 's annual meeting in April 2001 , meaning that all eyes will be focused on his succession . Early suggestions for ways of whittling down the list of contenders include : two weeks of Navy SEAL training ( if you ring the bell , you 're out ) ; a bake-off using GE 's cool new photo - light oven ; and a gala tourney of Win Ben Stein 's Money . ''

Although the king had rebuked his brother Crown Prince Hassan on a number of counts in the letter excluding him from the succession , Hassan had accepted that criticism graciously and loyally .

Completion of a first - ever electronic knowledge and skills assessment and inventory that is being used to help identify skill gaps and succession planning needs within the agency .

Al-Quds al-Arabi attributed Tlass ' outburst in part to a red-carpet welcome Arafat gave recently to Assad 's nephew Sumer Rif'at , a possible rival of his son Bashar 's for the succession .

Co-facilitated by Teresa Cosby ( South Carolina ) and Althea Hayward ( LSC ) , this discussion focused on the importance of embracing cultural diversity , leadership succession planning , and the general expansion of program leadership , especially as a part of a state planning initiative .

The funds we are requesting are critical to addressing our succession planning challenges and enhancing the knowledge , skills , and abilities of our workforce .

27, 2001 ) ; and Senior Executive Service : Retirement Trends Underscore the Importance of Succession Planning , GAO / GGD-00-113BR ( Washington, D.C. : May 12, 2000 ) .

At the end of the Wars of Spanish , Austrian , and Polish Succession , the Austrians had taken over northern Italy from the Spanish .

Efforts also are underway to develop a skills and knowledge inventory system that will be used to identify skill gaps and training and succession planning needs , both at an institutional and individual level , and to staff assignments more effectively .

Our current human capital profile has succession planning , structural , and skills imbalance problems that we need to address if we are to maintain and build our capacity to support the Congress and achieve the goals of our strategic plan in the 21st century .

As a part of its human capital planning , management should also consider how best to retain valuable employees , plan for their eventual succession , and ensure continuity of needed skills and abilities .

Moreover , the realignment will help us to enhance our longterm capacity by improving recruitment and retention ; building a succession plan ; focusing on emerging issues ; and leveraging technology opportunities for improvements to clients , processes , and employees .

For example , some of the clearest examples of niche construction occur in plant succession where , as F.E.

Again whilst saying the sun has charm at dawn , and is fine at noon , it is ‘ often better at about three and is … frequently exquisitely beautiful on the approach of evening . ’ 

The Halflings were cut down to a man , and only a few Knights Panther escaped to warn the Emperor Sigismund of the impending approach of the Orc horde . 

Male lesser waxmoths and bush katydids call to their mates using ultrasound , but avoid being overheard by ceasing their courtship sounds as soon as they sense the approach of a bat . 

She hears a beating of wings and sees the approach of the swan . 

They slipped through the museum like ghosts dodging the approach of dawn , all but ignoring the Arawak and Spanish exhibits . 

Particles moved up the beach by the breaking waves do so normal to the direction of approach of the waves , but they roll down in the direction of the steepest beach gradient . 

` Perhaps it is a sign of the approach of middle age in your reporter by the supper did not seem to be as good this year . 

It will also seem strange not to hear familiar strident two-tone horn of the diesel locomotives warning of their approach at Depot road/rail crossings . 

The Company made a 60-mile withdrawal to the beach at Betano and were picked up with Portuguese and Dutch civilians evacuated at the same time , the relief ships being bombed during their approach for this night landing . 

On receiving confirmation of his decision from the commander , the pilot made a turn to the left and lined up the aircraft for an approach to the selected field . 

Bahrain station was not informed of their approach and so failed to light-up , and the moon has already set , so the pilot of Horsa overshot . 

A smear of red sunlight bounced across her eyes as the ship completed its landing approach . 

A physiotherapist stated , for instance : ` What we want to develop in them is the motivation to try and tackle society , take it head on so that they can actually say I want to go and do this , I want to go and do something else . ''

That was the motivation to bring home the bacon , even if it was only Spam . ''

There must also be the motivation to take advantage of these factors .

Where the boss 's response to a complaint might well be ` If you do n't like it you can always leave '' , then sticking with a job you do not like implies that you lack the motivation to go and find something more satisfactory , or that you are incapable of finding anything better .

David insisted on proceeding with his intentions despite the opposition of Joab , his commander-in-chief , who sensed the wrong motivation for the exercise .

Speculation surrounds the motivation behind the sale of an important group of seven works by Cézanne in the London 30 November Impressionist and Modern sale .

During the project there was a shift away from locating the issue as one of girls ' motivation towards attempts to change the nature of school science .

Even so , the pupil 's motivation to use sight purposefully , his interest in the task in hand , the appropriateness of task lighting and position of work can sometimes enable material to be used with surprisingly little adaptation .

Penguin 's motivation is to ensure that a core stock of its titles is always available in the stores .

On the other hand , Groove Tubes ' primary motivation is serving the music community by offering a product for the artist and musician who can hear the difference between guitars , amps , pickups and tubes .

The pre-court ` tribunal '' investigation employed in Sheffield and the growing emphasis being placed on ways that schools can improve pupils ' motivation to attend through curriculum development and new approaches to teaching , serve as illustrations of the perceived inappropriateness of formal legal intervention other than in extreme cases .

Late-night scheduling has been a consistent feature of lesbian and gay programming , exploiting the gay audience 's motivation to watch these programmes while keeping them on the edges of broadcasting .

In her primping performance as Amy Johnson in They Flew Alone ( 1942 ) , Anna Neagle is allowed to express none of the deeper motivations for her character 's decision to defy convention and take up flying , and the film never tries to make anything of its contrast between Johnson 's individualism and its concluding images of girls marching , clearly anything but individuals .

The motivation for our search was to see how signs might support the spoken message in schools , how deaf children could be given the benefit of the happy accident which allowed two modalities to be used simultaneously to present two languages .

Thus the primary motivation of professionals is public service rather than personal gain : doctors are concerned primarily with the health of their patients rather than with lining their own pockets .

In the absence of modern opinion-surveys , the motivation of Nazi voters can only be inferred .

This symbolizes that the motivation of the receiver is now following the wishes of the communicator .

It concentrates on the relationship between altarpiece and its original physical and liturgical context , and the patrons ' motivation in such lavish spending .

There was a scrape as she brought a taper forth from a tin box and leaned towards the fire to light it . 

He heard the scrape of the guard 's feet as the man scrabbled to get to the door . 

Then the scrape of the blade against bone as he carved the letter ` S " into the dead mans ' forehead . 

For a while there was nothing but the click of ammunition , the scrape of boots , and the stink of Woolley 's rancour . 

` I tell you it went down that last passage on the right , " hissed Kring in a voice like the scrape of a blade over stone . 

The scrape of a chair 's being drawn out jerked her from her musings , and she looked up quickly . 

Then there was a noise from the rear of the house , the scrape of a door being opened . 

His colleagues at the NSC , John Lang continued , had given him the nickname ` Knight Rider " , after the television hero ( " one man and his machine , dedicated to the righting of wrongs " ) , for his disappearances to confer with the contras . 

Besides , too much had been laid bare in the wake of Samantha 's disappearance to be forgotten however soon she reappeared . 

This problem was to plague the new party until its virtual disappearance from the scene after the 1987 general election . 

So she had no idea , when her antics were effective , how she was using herself up in her efforts to ward off her disappearance from the world , in her girlish desire to please . 

It took more than 40 years for that memorial to be raised , near the place where Raoul Wallenberg 's car was found after his disappearance into Russian hands . 

Other students had always found him eccentric but now they found his behaviour very odd -- a lot of muttering to himself , and a total incapacity for the practical things , and sudden disappearances into silences . 

After three days ' disappearance following the sheep-eating incident , the eagle was seen again for certain on a telegraph pole outside the village of Lutterworth near Leicester by a passing motorist , Mrs Gillian Cook . 

` After their disappearance , all the records of their influence speak only of effects on the minds of their followers . 

There appear to be several major faults in the reasoning that animal decline was the result of such plant disappearances . 

As expected , because of the larger stone mass , these patients needed more sessions and complete stone disappearance was slower : the success rate was 57% at one year . 

The same thing would have happened in the Bermuda triangle disappearances , do n't you see ? 

LaBudde believes that drift-nets are the prime suspects for the disappearance of dozens of young humpback whales in the North Pacific , who have been failing to return to their Hawaiian breeding grounds in recent years . 

These animals are moving into the ecological niche left vacant by the disappearance of the last big predators from Western Europe : wolves , bears and lynx . " 

The Communist Manifesto refers to ` the bourgeois clap-trap about the family and education , about the hallowed co-relation of family and child " and proudly proclaims the disappearance of the ` bourgeois family " . 

Some of the early researchers took a pessimistic view of what we would lose with the disappearance of native languages . 

The forty-five year old mystery disappearance of American band leader , Glen Miller , has taken a new twist . 

New Zealand notes that because many of its young professionals are disenchanted and disillusioned , there is a gradual disappearance of ` traditional choirs " . 

Human egg collectors , too , have been fooled by the uncanny resemblance of cuckoo eggs to , say , meadow-pipit eggs or reed-warbler eggs ( different races of female cuckoos specialize in different host species ) . 

So the search is on for a more durable , ` horizontal " resistance to a variety of races of a pest . 

To suggest that the races of mankind were separate creations was to depart widely from Biblical teaching . 

My temperament does not allow me to refuse a challenge , especially if my race is insulted . 

Hence the decadence of old customs , the corruption and deterioration of our race 

By Jane Croft A PIONEERING course at Liverpool University aims at improving race relations throughout Britain . 

We have been working at improving race relations in Britain for over 30 years , under successive Governments . 

I need not even mention the agitation surrounding race and racialism and immigration in the unique circumstances of the last twenty years in the United Kingdom . 

The police demarcated the city into eighteen geographical divisions , the gangs and races into thousands . 

Sollas made it clear that the ` primitive " races of today are the remnants of earlier human types marginalized in remote areas such as Australia or the Arctic . 

A lusty race giving allegiance only to EROS , god of love , and DIONYSIUS , god of wine . 

More recently , the body debate has tended to centre around photography and media representations specifically those pertaining to race and sexuality . 

Though most are white , there is a sprinkling of blacks , Indians and ` mixed race " or coloureds . 

In New York , Lamumba Carson of black nationalist rap group X-Clan criticised her for ` contributing to the extinction of the black race " . 

This was posed both against other competing ` civilized " nations and against those black and brown races who threatened to swamp the globe with their animal savagery . 

In Scotland the Fomors were a race of giants , also skilled in enchantment and cruel rulers . 

Of all the races of men , the Arabs learning from the Persians and the Indians and especially the Syrians and other peoples , make the most incomparable gardens . 

The only fault I could find with this machine was that the indicator lights for Caps , Num and Scroll Lock did n't work . 

He does n't trust you , and probably never will , and that ' s all your own fault ! 

It was my own fault , I suppose , for not telling you the whole truth , but I did it for your sake , because I loved you so much ! " 

In that community it is not considered a grave fault to ` invent " , whenever ` a lie is necessary " . 

The theme running through all these myths about behaviour is ` Do n't blame me , it ' s not my fault . " 

None of the things that happened before you were born were your fault ; they were n't really anyone 's fault , if it comes to that -- simply the capricious workings of fate . 

` Mark was my brother ; I know he had his faults , but he was never a liar . " 

` I told them it was my fault -- it was n't the driver 's fault . " 

( Usually this is the pilot 's fault for holding the glider down too much during the initial climb , or failing to get right up into the normal angle of climb . ) 

With unsympathetic editors on the magazines he usually worked for , half of what he did was found fault with or refused . 

Billingsley asked with a mocking punctiliousness that was intended to humiliate me , but the humiliation was my own fault for having challenged the policeman 's lie . 

The message seemed to be that women who are raped are at fault for not having successfully avoided it . 

He is an appealing young artist , with the occasional fault of seeming a bit too ladylike . 

And since John Parker 's death could not be God 's fault because He was perfect , it had to be the fault of either herself or her son . 

Okay , the Irish selectors may be at fault for not ` finding " him earlier . 

Woods assumes here that the estimate , h* ( n ) , is at fault in being too optimistic . 

If she did n't like it then it was her fault for rocking the boat . 

Indeed , if he has a fault as a critic it is in his boyishly enthusiastic generosity towards authors -- Thomas Usk , Lydgate -- who are not really as interesting as he makes them sound . 

She is not blind to Stead 's faults as a storyteller : indeed she actually revels in them as an indication of Stead 's generosity of vision . 

Despite Swansea lodging a protest , the FA yesterday ruled that Exeter were not at fault for the abandonment . 

The former Watford star was at fault for Leeds ' late equaliser on Saturday and one of Ipswich 's goals last Tuesday . 

However , in this case a decision must be made and is often given on the flimsiest of grounds ( though that is not the fault of the refereeing panel ) . 

The fact that the project ultimately failed was not the fault of the process teams , who had successfully made the rocket fuel despite all the handicaps . 

` John Patten seems to have learnt nothing from the faults of his predecessors , " she said . 

It was the fault of both World Cup and French Federation officials who showed a lack of sensitivity and insight . 

That they took on the importance they did was in part the fault of the government . 

But with his back to the wall , and with the octopus bent on destroying him through no fault of his own , his first , last and only duty was to his family . 

Recognising that aggression can occur through no fault of social work staff , the Guidelines and the training associated with them are designed to give people confidence in the management of that problem . 

If books were not selling it certainly was n't the fault of publishers . " 

He uses this church as an example because it is very easy to see the faults of the church through the irony of the poem . 

Mr Fallon said the gaps were the fault of the Labour county council which had ignored nursery provision in Darlington until the election . 

If a good mare becomes incapacitated , say , due to an accident through no fault of her own , then breeding from her could be practical . 

It is essential to work the trapezius muscles , otherwise a stooped , round-shouldered posture will result ; this is a common fault with people who do a lot of chest work but little or no back work . 

Faults in method need to be investigated and are usually due to inadequate contact time or use of a chemical outside the temperature range in which it operates efficiently or a combination of both . 

He went missing one night when she was sleeping soundly across the hut from me , being under the mistaken impression that he and his crew had been grounded because of an electrical fault in their aircraft . 

Initially , the new system would break down as a result of faults in the computer programs . 

All mixing now took place in fully enclosed machines , and faults in the process were flashed onto a ` mimic board " by the computer . 

He attributes the failure of the courts to the intractable nature of land disputes , rather than the structure of conflicts in general or faults in the system of justice . 

She always had to find fault with everything ; she would n't have been our Mum else . 

Still more rare should be cases where a stay can properly be imposed in the absence of any fault on the part of the complainant or prosecution . 

This compromise distinguished between fault in the navigation and management of the vessel versus fault in the custody and care of the goods and in equipping the vessel . 

Advocating increased spending on housing , health and education , Sampaio had , however , found little fault with the general direction of the government 's liberalizing economic policy . 

After the past week at Loch Lomond , with Jake forever finding fault with her , it was like a dose of summer sunshine just to be accepted for what she was . 

Mademoiselle , really , said Miss Potts , almost forgetting the rule the staff had of never finding fault with one another before the girls . 

It was n't your fault that Mark got lost in the Sahara was it. ? 

It is definitely not anybody else 's fault that you are facing these strains . 

In response , Pat Arbor , the chairman of the Board of Trade , said it was not the exchange 's fault that it had been duped by Stotler 's doctored financial records . 

For Hamill , it ' s your fault that you 're a failure , so do n't dare blame anyone else . 

The programme pretty well began with an interview with someone from the Bundesbank which , as running orders go , is a bit like a long-jumper beginning his approach with his laces tied . 

` You and your Private Nobody , " said Dolly , and pulled her skirt up , saucily unveiling her white petticoat with its foamy lace and pink ribbons . 

The old Egyptian remedy , apparently was to drink beer from an old shoe , which is why I 'm sitting here untying my laces . 

He made no reply , but his fingers picked at the lace of her nightgown and his hands found their way stealthily in over her breasts . 

He said : ` I had brand new shoes on ; it was warm and they were uncomfortable so I undid the laces . 

Mark Girouard , in The Victorian Country House , describes his appearance in the Alps : ` He wore a flannel suit , brown canvas gaiters and boots with porpoise-hide laces . 

Philip pushed him away and gave him the torch to hold while he did up his lace . 

Kelly tied her laces around the back of her heel to combat loose shoes but ended up with a rubbed Achilles tendon . 

Little Oliver zooms round the track at 65mph in his £1,000 go-kart — before he has learned to ride a bike or tie his laces . 

Keith took a pull and I took off my jacket and loosened the laces in my shoes . 

She sat him on the bed , and knelt to untie his laces , slip off the shoes . 

Mention of the press 's glee at the humiliation of the investigators behind this summer 's high-profile surveillance project Operation Blackbird , who were fooled by an obvious hoax , brings out Tarr 's own nascent conspiracy theory . 

Many Labour MPs could not hide their glee at the SNP 's action , such is their antipathy to cross-party co-operation . 

The bouncer 's glee , the masculine grunts in the background of ` Quite right , too " , were a timely reminder of surviving and thriving misogyny , and of the petty power struggle it engenders . 

Vitor went down on his hunkers and , much to the child 's glee , spent a minute or two admiring the toy . 

The Gorengs made their home in the former diplomatic quarter , the area which had , to the glee of the Chinese in the Toku-ru warehouse , been accidentally shelled by the malai navy on invasion day . 

Whereas in Crime and Punishment and in the novels which follow he can , though his narrow glee over being ahead of the fact is unworthy of his art and of what ` idealism " and ` deeper realism " intend . 

` Machine-gun carrying hoodlums were shot and killed early this morning in a car chase gunfight with police . 

One television news cameraman got lost near here and asked a postman for directions adding , there 's going to be a big gunfight with those religious nuts over there . 

Three Senegalese soldiers ( initially reported by an NPFL spokesman as having been killed ) had been wounded on May 28 in a 10-hour gunfight involving NPFL men at Vahun , close to the Sierra Leone border . 

Why should we have assumed that a little thing like a gunfight in the street would attract attention ? 

ELITE United States troops backed up by a dozen helicopters stormed a building in south Mogadishu today and arrested 17 Somali militiamen after a brief gunfight , a United Nations military spokesman said . 

Police said they found the bodies of seven drug traffickers killed in the gunfight between rival gangs .

A Russian officer recounts a gunfight between a Russian tank regiment and a Russian motorized division --- and how it took generals six hours to realize they were n't shooting at the enemy .

The government-owned daily Al-Gomhuriya said the two men were probably killed in a gunfight between police and the militants .

One person was killed in a gunfight between opposition and government activists , police said .

Charges stemming from a 1993 gunfight with two off-duty police officers in Atlanta were dropped .

They were protesting against the deaths of their colleagues during a gunfight with the supporters of Prime Minister Khaleda Zia .

Police said the three activists , all in their mid 20s , died in an hour-long gunfight with police in the violence prone Orangi neighborhood in west Karachi .

Still , in 1995 a native man was shot to death by police in a stand-off near Sarnia , Ontario and two officers were wounded by natives in a gunfight at Gustavson Lake in British Columbia .

Last May , Santoni lost another bodyguard in a deadly gunfight near Ajaccio .

Chardonnay wines are notably lighter in body than those made from Pinot Noir , with a naturally higher acidity and a finer bouquet . 

Sauvignon Blanc : Bags of fruit with an almost overwhelming bouquet more agreeable than that of the typical French sauvignon . 

Her jewels , since this was a Court ball , consisted of the Crown diamonds , including the famous tiara . 

The Empress wore an evening dress , usually of rich material , a tiara of diamonds and a collier of pearls . 

Try tiaras and crowns and always wear hair below your jawline to create the illusion of length . 

Discussion lasted from 12 to 17 November , apart from 13 November when the pope made a ceremonial offering of his tiara for the benefit of the poor . 

He noticed that Angela 's head kept turning whenever she saw a tiara . 

Exhalations from the Earth extinguish the sun 's fire gradually every day and cause the darkness of night . 

Moist exhalations from the sea explain other meteorological phenomena : clouds are a direct result , and wind and rain issue from clouds . 

He was a wizard at appealing to everyone 's sense of childlike wonder . 

On this , their second Irish tour , they are joined by ex-Hotfoot guitar wizard Jimmy Faulkner . 

Keyboard wizard Winnie paid £750,000 for his eight-bedroomed mansion . 

POOL wizard Daz Ward potted a £100,000 windfall yesterday after being plucked off the dole queue . 

CHESS wizard Bobby Fischer was beaten by old rival Boris Spassky yesterday -- for the first time in 20 years . 

The firm is headed by Steven Gluckstern , a financial wizard who previously worked for Salomon Brothers , a Wall Street firm , and Warren Buffett 's Berkshire Hathaway investment company . 

Steve Gold , the computer wizard and former hacker who got into Prince Philip 's Prestel mailbox , still keeps names and addresses on paper . 

COMPUTER wizard Colin Saunders has won £2,000 worth of hardware and software in an Auto CAD user-of-the-year competition . 

One possible future for biomedical engineering not essayed by Heinz ( but which is being taken seriously by electronics wizard Clive Sinclair ) is the sending of minuscule probes into the bloodstream to repair damage at distant sites . 

North of the Arctic Circle Norway has some fine mountainous country and Finnmark , an expanse of flatter tundra that offers a very different and , in winter , a very cold trip . 

Sure enough , at the top , when he had found his way through a screen of brambles , he could see the tumbledown shed across an expanse of gardens . 

The curtains were of heavy velvet , but seemed somewhat skimpy for the expanse of window . 

Now it was late afternoon and the headland lay enriched by the mellow afternoon light , the sea a wide expanse of wrinkled blue with a painter 's stroke of purple laid on the horizon . 

What had looked like a smooth expanse of grey-green wood was , close to , a maze of rough bark , roots and clumps of moss . 

Occasionally I saw birds , huge buzzards , squatting on rock outcrops , and once a small antelope , far off across an expanse of stones . 

The expanse of beach was so denuded of any trace of the present century we might have stepped out on to a distant planet . 

Near by is a quay , at the side of an estuary , and here the scenery becomes melancholy and fiat ; expanses of mud , saltish commons , the marsh-birds crying . 

Before boarding , Elisabeth stood on the harbour wall , gazed out on the wrinkled asphalt expanse and took note of the spume that rose , here and there , from unsettled waves . 

Lochan Fada , Fionn Loch and a score of other water expanses , jewels in sunlight , sullen under cloud , are rarely seen . 

This is the face of mean Nineties Britain , multi-storey car parks and flats flanking a wide , featureless expanse of road with orange streetlamps brightening the gloom . 

There were many examples of species occupying territories separated by wide expanses of ocean , and in the 1850s it became fashionable to invoke prehistoric land-bridges to explain the migrations . 

At last , a streak of orange light appeared to the east ; and gradually the white sea in front of them became an immense expanse of fertile green , while the purple ocean behind turned shimmering white . 

I look out across the twinkling expanse of ocean , and decide to go and see Teddy . 

The house sits snugly , 275 feet above sea level , with a view southwards out over a wide expanse of undulating country to hills beyond . 

They had pulled the rails up and there was an expanse of cindery ground suitable for a school . 

Monsignor Delgard turned to the congregation , his large hands resting on either side of the lectern , eyes looking into the expanse of expectant faces rather than the missal before him . 

The wind showed no signs of abating , but the tide was out and the inner basin was an expanse of fine , yellow sand . 

Lissa wandered over to the window and gazed out over the expanse of carefully tended shrubbery that bordered the car park . 

As a prairie youth I loved Vancouver and the great expanse of open sea , and hoped to live there some day . 

She had been so engrossed in Martha 's life that it had not even crossed her mind that she ( Maxine ) should be frightened of that great expanse of water . 

In the the great expanse of desert these three , the road , the railway , the telegraph poles , were inseparable . 

The great expanse of pond was ahead , still solid and unrippled under the deblemishing moonlight . 

There stretched before him a great expanse of mud-trodden grass , gleaming brokenly like water viewed from a height in the summer sun . 

He seldom hunts in Gloucestershire because he finds the large expanses of flat and open farmland boring . 

The far wall was a large expanse of ornamented glass , with pitch blackness beyond . 

Environmentalists , however , are concerned about the effect that the plant will have on the immediate area , the nation 's last large scale expanse of lowland tropical forest . 

For example , Clarke scorns those who argue that mankind will not eventually move out to colonise the vast expanses of space . 

Perdita looked at the huge puddles reflecting a vast expanse of sky . 

A short walk takes you down to Widemouth Beach one of Cornwall 's finest beaches with a vast expanse of sand , good bathing and wonderful surfing . 

Their bedroom was in the front of the house and looked out over the sea , a vast expanse of blue , sparkling in early morning sunshine . 

It was indeed a bay , a vast expanse of ribbed brown sand over which the water was just beginning to creep , a gleaming line on the outer edge . 

From the seafront up to a mile inland was an uninterrupted expanse of tall grass and fern , the delight of ramblers . 

My father and mother stand nearer to the babies than I and the whole ensemble is posed on an interminable expanse of medium-cut grass . 

There was something about this huge expanse of rugged land that changed his sense of time . 

Huge expanses of fertile land and unlimited supplies of water give it enormous productive potential . 

Like any wide expanse of sea , the Pacific Ocean is criss-crossed with commercial air-routes . 

But for the many guests who lie basking in the sun , around the pool or on the Club 's beach , the most familiar view is the endless expanse of brilliant blue sky . 

She swept her hand towards the endless expanse of ice and water . 

Lucenzo cast off , heading the boat towards a lovely little island ahead , set in an expanse of flat water , shining like a silver sheet in the weak sun breaking through the mist . 

She had seen the pity in her mother 's eyes and a great rage against Janine had rushed through Maura . 

She could n't bear that , could n't stand to see pity in those dark compelling eyes . 

The Perm was soon taking pity on Charlie , as people tended to , and Charlie was asking him about the pressures of fame as if it were something that concerned him from day to day . 

People like feeling pity for people , it makes them feel lucky . 

Flora , who was one of the people who had never seen a naked man , was filled with an immense pity for Freddy Ward . 

Mr Cottle looked up , his eyes beseeching Mary Ann to find another object for her well-meaning pity . 

One moment Churchill had been lost in self pity , the next caught up in the thrill of trying to outwit Goebbels and even his own sea defences , yet now he was shedding tears . 

He thought with pity of her future , as he knew her marriage to Troy could not be happy for long . 

Overcome with pity for her , he exclaimed , ` What are the sufferings of us men compared to that terrible pain which women have to bear during childbirth ? " 

What a pity about Dr Neil 's ruined face -- and his suspicious manner , were her last conscious thoughts before sleep took her . 

Apparently the servant girl he married squandered every penny of his and Elizabeth says she has no pity for her now she 's destitute . " 

The Oxfam man took pity on him and brought him a pair from stock . 

He may have taken pity on her and bought her a drink , at the same time buying a little companionship for himself , easing the ache of his loneliness . 

It was a sight which would have left some men feeling pity , but Urquhart felt a chilling emptiness . 

` So we push Mr Samuel , get him off to a roaring start , which means instead of a free-for-all we have a target at which everyone is going to shoot .

The free-for-all began when the back door of a Wells Fargo van flew open as it hit a bump in the road in Queens , New York .

Governor Peter Leonard , who launched an inquiry yesterday , said only prompt action by staff prevented a violent free-for-all .

She began to struggle , to twist her head , and writhe against her bonds . 

It is tied in such a way that no damage will result no matter how the elephant strains at its bonds . 

Mungo sensed that they longed to burst their bonds ; to throw off the restraining metal hoops and re-join their mute companions in the night ; to return , perhaps , to their native quarry . 

Karnstein examined the cut bonds with a look of amusement ; she seemed almost glad that the woman had escaped . 

She cut through the tight bonds of twine , the shiny brown wrappings , with Léonie 's penknife . 

While she is occupied in examining the gift , he quickly scuttles over her and ties her to the ground with bonds of silk before he risks an embrace . 

Mr Sugden got to his feet when his bonds were cut and straightened his tie before he spoke . 

My career , my ambition ` my dreams -- and all that does not mean a fig to you ! "

SIR -- Capt Courage 's actions in fulfilling his ` life-long ambition " to make a so-called citizen 's arrest ( letter , April 7 ) are not a good example to his fellow citizens .

BUDDY Holly fan Glen Tweedie is about to realise a lifelong ambition .

In 1969 , he achieved his lifelong ambition of a daily Trotskyist newspaper , The Workers Press , and transformed his group into the Workers Revolutionary Party .

In 1988 he fulfilled a longstanding ambition to own a coach , buying one jointly with his father .

For 70 year old Bob Wackett and his son , Steve it 's the fulfillment of a life-long ambition .

I cherished the ambition to be the first ( perhaps the only ) Italian writer to describe the Yiddish world .

He was a patriotic Great Russian , and had no ambitions to break up the Russian empire .

The war can not even realise Washington 's ambition to be recognised as the world 's only superpower and global policeman .

She had early ambitions to be a marine biologist , and always claimed that lack of formal educational opportunity prevented her .

Clive never fulfilled his ambition of becoming a real American police officer .

Stephen admits he 's unlikely to realise his lifelong ambition of playing for Aston Villa .

Paul on the other hand was impractical and dreamy , with his head full of notions ; his ambition of going to Oxford seemed suitable , and could just be afforded by his family .

Richard Baxter 's ambition of going to university was never fulfilled .

It was not until last year that I achieved my ambition to sail there .

` My biggest ambition is to make the Ryder Cup team for the seventh time in a row and I 'm going to make it . "

I was a struggling musician at the time , but my ambitions were to win an Oscar , a Nobel prize and a Grammy . "

When 26-year-old Tim Haller , from Horncastle , Lincs , bought a double-decker bus in 1988 , his great ambition was to travel around the world in it .

My ambition is to do teacher training when my youngest is at school full-time .

David Pawson once said : ` My ambition is to find out what God is doing and join in . "

But they did n't reckon with her burning ambition to win a third time .

The Prime Minister 's latest ambition is to close the ozone gap and save the world from the greenhouse effect .

It appeared to him suddenly that there was a link between her flouted ambition for him and the ethic of a religion more alien to his own thought than he had ever dreamed .

Breeding Goby Cichlids is not easy -- it is one of my ambitions and so far I have been unsuccessful .

In 1990 , however , David finally realised his lifelong ambition .

It was this sweetness of tone that made National Tri-Plates a favourite of Hawaiian lap-steel players , although -- bizarrely enough -- the National company had much higher ambitions for their guitars .

The abolition of rates fulfils an ambition of Mrs Thatcher 's dating back to 1974 .

The pundits agree that the omens for the royals are not good , the republicans are gaining ground . 

All in all , as Reagan prepared to take office the omens for a successful presidency did not look particularly good . 

The omens for the new state were not encouraging in the first months of its existence . 

Her piercing cry is a death omen and she will hover near the person she is attempting to warn , crying ` My husband ! 

It is frequently seen in stormy weather off the Cape of Good Hope and considered an omen of ill fortune . 

The omens for the future , she suggested , were none too good . 

By the twenties , lace curtains and an aspidistra in the window were bad omens . 

However , she is quite dolorous , and sighting her , or hearing her crying as she slowly shuffles by , are both very bad omens . 

Such mishaps were bad omens , and though the townspeople maintained that they did not take the Wheel seriously they were happier when all went according to plan . 

Given that James is a keen Everton fan , however , the defeat of the rival Reds was a good omen . 

They were known to be present in all good mines -- indeed their absence was not a good omen . 

I told Michael Quirke how a heron had once nearly landed on my back in Wales , and he was mightily impressed , taking it as a good luck omen . 

All three of the participants in that clandestine meeting , looking back a few months later , were to recall the weather on that day as an omen -- a mirror of the tempestuous events which followed . 

The switchboard answered quickly and it seemed like a good omen . 

The name of the local pub , Live and Let Live , seemed like a good omen the first time she drove past it . 

The mist seemed like a bad omen and Sara 's heart sank a little . 

But the underdogs in this north London derby believe their third round victory over Bristol on Saturday , is the omen that can turn about their season . 

The pouch-seat clutched me again as the ship suddenly bounced sideways with another grinding crunch and shriek of stressed metal . 

Afterwards he was haunted by the sound his footsteps had made in the brooding post-dawn silence , the crunch and crackle of his shoes breaking ice . 

The knife came again , and she chopped with both hands at Ma Katz 's wrist , satisfied by the crunch of breaking bones . 

There was a grinding crunch of metal as the front of the car telescoped , a second crashing sound as the car behind it rammed into the wreckage -- followed by a third . 

As I walked on and the eerie crunch , crunch sounded behind me , I was seized with terror and took to my heels staggering blindly . " 

` Jesus Christ , " I thought , ` to have marched all night , then someone blows up the kitchen ! " 

With so many ways to build a kitchen , it helps if you have clear idea of what you want . 

For the more ambitious , these brochures also include design ideas for carrying out a loft conversion and constructing a fitted kitchen , bathroom or bedroom -- each contains full working instructions and lists of materials needed . 

As we entered the kitchen Pat looked up at the roof and the large gaping hole caused by a shell that had passed through two floors then smashed through the kitchen door , ending up in the garden . 

During 1986 , Mr Scott did once enter the kitchen , and when he did not see his wife assumed she was visiting relatives . 

It did open , at seven minutes past , but it was her father who entered the kitchen . 

There was no sign of either George or the sheep , and Elizabeth sighed as they entered the kitchen . 

Frank Grimwood was having breakfast when Delia Sutherland knocked and entered his warm kitchen . 

She was just turning away from the pantry door when Jenny entered the kitchen . 

It is time -- " seeing covered dishes of roasts exiting from the kitchen -- ` to collect the quails and mutton cutlets ? 

That day she had wandered off between leaving her mother 's kitchen and arriving in her grandmother 's sitting-room . 

He saw also the way the Hogans looked after her as she left the kitchen . 

The Winter of Discontent began nine months after I left the kitchen . 

She expected that , after she had left the kitchen , Johnny would have followed her here , to the sitting room . 

She watched him leave the kitchen , sighed furiously and then stared blankly into space . 

He said that after 1983 , Mrs Scott and her daughter decided to live in the kitchen with the dogs -- which were never let out of the house -- to stop them fighting . 

And suddenly the kitchen door -- we all lived in the kitchen -- burst open , and standing there was my father with the most effulgent smile on his face . 

She guessed Ben lived mostly in the kitchen , cooking neatly and painstakingly for himself . 

He 's probably locked in the kitchen , scratching at the door trying to get out . 

Teri has given up going to New Year 's Eve parties after she had to lock herself in the kitchen with loads of middle aged ladies hammering on the door . 

After spending six months as a landing officer , he moved to the kitchens . 

He moved into the little kitchen which led from the sitting-room and soon Nelly could hear the tap running . 

Moving as quietly as possible on the gravel , Patrick moved away from the kitchen , and then continued on until he came level with the basement windows . 

Then she moved quietly into the kitchen and made herself a mug of tea . 

When everyone moved out of the kitchen into the living-room after lunch , leaving Jannie to put the coffee on , Bob lingered behind with her , savouring the sudden calm . 

Stella moved towards the kitchen as if she were shying away from the question . 

Frightened by the stranger he ran to the kitchen to find his mother . 

Joe ran to the kitchen , and was still giving Mary the order when his mother appeared in the doorway , saying , ` What is it ? " 

She dropped the plate , ran from the kitchen , and opened the front door . 

Flustered , Rory turned her back on him and all but ran for the kitchen . 

` Come , " Emil said , leading the way forward through the splendour , ` I show you the kitchen . " 

Fon sat in the small kitchen stitching at the fine garment even though the light was poor and her eyes burned with weariness . 

I did n't think I 'd ever be able to afford it , but here I am sitting in my own fitted kitchen , in my own centrally heated home . 

Haavikko was sitting in Wang Ti 's kitchen , Kao Chen 's two-year-old daughter , Ch'iang Hsin , snuggled in his lap . 

He sat in the kitchen , his wet clothes steaming , trying to tamp the flames of his anger , trying to remain rational . 

It was quite pointless having a runner who saw the whole thing as a social outing and had once even sat down in a kitchen and said she 'd just rest for a minute . 

Chip slept in a chair in the kitchen and was always at the door to greet me when I got up in the morning . 

I managed to persuade Catherine to come in , but she insisted on sleeping in the kitchen , in case Heathcliff returned during the night . 

That was what he meant to Luke Thackray , her son , who was to sleep in the kitchen so that the " candidate " might have the privacy of his tiny but spotless room . 

It bored Philip , so he usually stayed in the kitchen or went up to his room . 

Dorothea stayed in the sunlit kitchen with her tea , happy at the letter , her loss of purpose , her anxiety dissipated like a past illness , already wondered at , the symptoms forgotten . 

She stayed in the kitchen for the rest of the day , and Joe and Orlick shared a glass of beer peacefully together in the forge . 

Stay out of the kitchen : Julian Berry chops squid in the presence of calves ' brains and the head of a conger eel 

Mr McTear 's wife , Margaret , 47 , and his daughter Sandra , 26 , stayed in the kitchen while his tale unfolded over four hours in total . 

He walked into the brightly-lit kitchen , opened the fridge , took out a bottle of pure water and opened it . 

Bull O'Malley closed the door and walked back into the kitchen where Peg still sat on the chair , holding the basket on her lap . 

Ruth walked through the kitchen and ascended the back stairs , looking neither to right nor left , afraid that her face might give her away . 

Constance ran round the side of the house , and walking into the kitchen , slammed the door loudly behind her . 

Her reaction was as though he 'd hit her in the face , then she recovered , left the room and walked into the kitchen at the end of the hall . 

She walked into the kitchen just in time to see Benny punch Garry in the face . 

Walking to the kitchen , she filled the electric kettle , her heart hammering in her chest . 

A modern kitchen has been added , and the cellars converted into office space and a huge romper room for children . 

The cottage has three downstairs rooms , including a kitchen built into the hillside . 

Inside were two fairly small square rooms , one each side of the front door , with a roomy kitchen built on at the back . 

I was disappointed that the water-wheel had gone -- the kitchen had been built over the pit which had housed it . 

So besides a breadth of designs you wo n't find anywhere else , your Woodstock kitchen is built to last with beauty that is more than skin deep . 

She had two large rooms , and a kitchen and bathroom constructed from what had been a warren of smaller domestic offices ; her own front door had once been the tradesmen 's entrance . 

Wolverton had the opportunity of giving concrete expression to a gift from the Canadian Government to the Home Office ( Fire Office Division ) by way of the manufacture of 18 mobile kitchens constructed to standards laid down by the Home Office . 

During the following Summer holidays the Dining Hall was doubled in size by the addition of a prefabricated section , and shortly afterwards the kitchens were also enlarged . 

The kitchen was bright and newly furnished with the best of domestic equipment . 

He led Coffin to a bright back kitchen , furnished in the most modern style , with new canary-yellow paint . 

But Roger , coming into the kitchen as Godfrey left , said , ` Might get it out of your system . " 

" I 'll make the tea , " Sara said and hurried away to the kitchen leaving Jenny and Matthew alone . 

In the kitchen Mario sat with one leg stiffly in front of him resting on a chair . 

Instead he shouted for Lieutenant Doggett , then went to the kitchen where he sat and tugged on his boots . 

In the kitchen Janine sat at the table smoking yet another cigarette . 

They made their way to the kitchen , where Miss Vine was sitting on a chair beside the budgerigar cage . 

There follows 400 yds on fast flowing water to grade III falls at Carrbridge . 

Perhaps the most wonderful place on earth ( though I am told on good authority that the souvenir shop at Graceland takes some beating ) has to be Niagara falls . 

The travertine barriers which have created the lakes and falls are endangered by the great numbers of tanks and explosions in the area . 

In further steep zigzags of descent , passing the Fatschbach falls , the road reaches Linthal , Glarus canton , 23km ( 14 miles ) beyond the pass summit , and 65km ( 40 miles ) from Altdorf . 

I ended up going over the falls and being held under for a long time , and thinking there was no way I was going to come up before the next wave came across . 

Once past the lower falls go round to the left on the north side of the Hepste , to reach the falls of Sgwyd yr Eira . 

We also took a bus across the Niagara peninsula to see the falls , both from the riverside and from the sprayblown decks of that small sight-seeing steamer ` Maid of the Mist " . 

There are several good vantage places from which to see the falls . 

It is also an ideal introduction to the scenery of the region , from tufa mounds and hot pools to the Virginia Falls , possibly the second best known falls in Canada , around which is a 2km portage trail , partly on wooden planks . 

In the midst of the smell and dust of his incredible deed , and the smoke from the gunshot , it was uncle Eugenio who seemed like an illusion .

` You are quite sure that your uncle Alfred has not been here today ? "

When uncle Eugenio saw Judas striking a bargain with the Romans he cried out ` I ca n't stand this ! " and ran out of the movie theatre .

She remained unwell , with recurrent headaches , sleepiness , fatigue and inexplicable bouts of fainting . 

The analogy between resting after physical exertion and the relief from sleepiness offered by sleep is very compelling , and many people would agree with it . 

The second night he did not feel well and suffered severely from sleepiness . 

During the afternoon and evening the subject was less troubled with sleepiness . 

This might be associated with physical feelings of lethargy , sleepiness , or a migraine headache , as well as feelings of guilt or depression . 

It may be linked to recurrent tonsillitis and the broken nights can cause sleepiness during the day , aggressive behaviour and difficulty with homework . 

Through the daze of sleepiness Blanche made out a black profile etched across the slab of light that was the entrance to her office . 

However , too much alcohol slows reflexes and can cause aggression or sleepiness , leading to accidents . 

But you could take it that the person would be overcome by a feeling of intense sleepiness within an hour . 

Dr John Eagles , of the Ross Clinic in Aberdeen , recommends that anyone suffering from excessive sleepiness only during the winter months should consider the possibility of Seasonal Affective Disorder ( SAD ) . 

Dr Neil Douglas , Director of The Scottish National Sleep Laboratory , says : ` Anybody who is falling asleep once a day when not in bed should consult their GP to have their sleepiness sorted out . " 

Pamper him with a shave , facial , massage , pedicure , manicure and more ! 

At the sanctuary , one can also indulge in steam baths , pedicure and manicures and mud baths .

Using a rasp , nippers and a hoof-cutting knife , 10 students from as far away as Australia are learning the finer points of pachyderm pedicure --- part of a two-week elephant-handling school .

`` Theoretically it is possible for people to get AIDS through pedicures , manicures and shaves , '' Ukrainian AIDS specialist Larysa Bochkova said Thursday .

For an intensive conditioning treatment , a herbal bath , facial , manicure , pedicure and the works , they charge me Rp. 150,000++ . ''

Fighting our way through a raging snowstorm , we arrived at the north end , by Costa Hill , and huddled in the car , astonished by the force of the blizzard . 

Drawn up and panting on the open track , Engine No.707 and coach 3113 looked black against the swirling snowstorm . 

There had been a phenomenally heavy snowstorm in Baldersdale , and especially on the loftier peaks . 

I was talking to Maazel on the morning before the performance , having battled through a snowstorm that even Puccini , in all the Pelléas -like flurries of Fanciulla 's Second Act , could hardly have exaggerated . 

They may be interested to learn that snowstorms in the Alps have been known to throw a spanner in the clockwork of everyday life too . 

` I think they would have lost our trail in last night 's snowstorm . 

A handbook on Christianity in India will be published in early 1994 . 

Two handbooks on tree growing were published yesterday , one by the Forestry Authority and one by the Scottish Crofters ' Union . 

His duties included the preparation of a handbook of Instructions for the use of farriers attached to the British Cavalry and to the Honourable Board of Ordnance . 

My handbook of psychiatry blames it all on my childhood -- well it would , would n't it ? 

Sometimes they become so detailed that there is a handbook of practices and procedures that lays down what must be done under all circumstances . 

It is a psephologist 's handbook , a guide to swings and roundabouts and a heckler 's compendium . 

Miller and Swift 's Handbook is an extremely influential text ; it and similar books are on all the best shelves nowadays . 

Afterwards I was asked to write my first book , How to Identify Old Prints , intended to be a history and explanation of the various printing processes and a replacement for the Print Collector 's Handbook . 

The Institute 's Members Handbook says so in statement 1.306 : ` The auditor 's client is the company . " 

Although a Turkish Army handbook existed , the command structure of the Turkish Army had not been studied , nor its dispositions and strength verified . 

You can find more information about appraisal arrangements in the Staff Appraisal Handbook . 

YORK HOUSE 9 October : The Duchess of Kent this morning attended the launch of Tears and Smiles -- The Hospice Handbook by Martyn Lewis at British Telecom Tower , London W1 . 

Guide books and handbooks for travellers often dismissed them as being of little interest . 

The basic text was Scouting for Boys , although the clue to its meaning was in the subtitle : A Handbook for Instruction in Good Citizenship . 

A handbook of historical stringing practice for keyboard instruments 

On a calm day , it can register a pressure difference across the thickness of the Handbook of Chemistry and Physics . 

While Rubbing Along in Burmese was being printed , I was working on a bigger handbook for learning the language , under the title of Three Months ' Hard Labour . 

He was also largely responsible for rewriting Davis 's Handbook of Chemical Engineering in its two-volume format for a second edition . 

Now there 's a handbook to help couples deal with making such difficult decisions . 

In June they published a handbook about how valuable they were . 

As well as numerous articles , he published a Handbook of Dental Anatomy and Surgery in 1864 ( revised 1871 ) . 

Werewolf had been reading the owner 's handbook of Patterson 's BMW and experimenting with the passenger seat , having achieved what seemed like a dozen different positions before we got south of the river . 

He then wrote A Handbook of the Trip to Liverpool in which he gave every detail of the excursion . 

Also enclosed is the Handbook which explains the tape 's contents , briefly describes basic uses and includes the PAT User Guide ; and your copy of the signed Memorandum of Agreement . 

But in reality it was a compromise designed to bring the long factional struggle about Pilger 's role to an end . 

Another appointee might have seen the ideological struggle about money for the arts as politics-as-usual . 

Yet it contains a contradiction , since the class-struggle , or more generally the struggle against oppression , is thought of as always visibly at work in history in a clearly timeless way . 

Bar-Giora is thought to have used his desert headquarters not only in his struggle against the Romans but also while he was in conflict with rival Jewish rebel movements , including the Zealots . 

In so doing , he wholeheartedly committed the English nation to the military struggle against Catholic France and inaugurated an important new phase in the international relations of both state and church . 

The CPKI issued a statement on 28 August advocating radical reform and ` mass struggle against the anti-democratic and reactionary forces " which had collaborated with Japan ` and committed crimes against the nation " . 

The antiracism I am criticizing trivializes the struggle against racism and isolates it from other political antagonisms -- from the contradiction between capital and labour , from the battle between men and women . 

This reference was encouraging to many of the Shah 's Iranian opponents who interpreted it as the presidents support for their struggle against the Shah . 

The African Liberation Forces of Mauritania ( FLAM ) announced on Jan. 15 that it would resume its armed struggle against the Mauritanian regime ( suspended in July 1991 -- see p. 38325 ) . 

The advance of American interest in Britain was underlined a little later with a request to the embassy in London for an assessment of that country 's likely value in a global struggle against communism . 

As one of his staff officers later wrote , Foch conceived of war as ` essentially a struggle between moral forces " . 

One can not therefore ignore historical and contemporary struggles between the state and the mass media ; nor can one reduce diverse and complex social , political and economic processes to simplified and simplistic accounts . 

It abandons the attempt to detect a class struggle between exploiters and exploited within advanced capitalism . 

He also possessed a Manichean view of society , in which the future of civilization depended upon the outcome of the struggle between Nordic and Jew . 

It might be thought that in a reign which saw bitter struggles between king and nobles the church , if astutely led , could gain some significant concessions in exchange for support carefully distributed . 

In a sense , this is the modern version of ancient struggles between church , state , military and trading concerns , and the continuance of the French court traditions studied by Elias ( 1978 ) . 

THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN GOOD AND EVIL IN TOLKIEN 'S LORD OF THE RINGS 

The struggle for control over the Baltic republics is rapidly being overtaken by a bigger struggle for power in the Soviet Union . 

But as I surveyed the grand vista of my 47 ft plot , one fact became clear : in their struggle for power , many of my shrubs were now far too big for their boots . 

The establishment of Prohibition laws was a battle in the struggle for status between two divergent styles of life … . 

In the Philippines the struggle for health is very clearly the struggle for a humane social , economic and political order . 

The United Front for the Liberation of Oppressed Races ( Fulro ) , the Montagnard guerrilla army , in October ended their 28-year struggle for autonomy in Vietnam 's central highlands [ see p. 39094 ] . 

Politically- or socially-conscious artists chose themes which revealed society 's shortcomings : Lawrence devoted his life to portraying the oppressed lives of his race , Fougeron focused on the political and material struggles of the working class . 

In the prosecution of the war , the Left discovered far greater opportunities for political advance than any that had arisen from the anti-war struggles of the 1930s . 

Many have been killed in the political struggles of South America and in the missionary work in Africa , and many are still persecuted in many communist countries . 

Although the VP remained the dominant force in Vanuatu , the party was unable to regain the authority which it had lost during the leadership struggle of 1988 [ see p. 36381 ] . 

“ This will help the struggle of the Palestinians … in their regaining of their rights . ” 

Left and right struggle over familiar territory and all sides -- including the ruling Apra candidate , Luis Alva , - vow to root out corruption . 

The struggle over the succession between Ahidjo and Biya , in spite of its curious circumstances , had only served to emphasize that the succession problem remained alive and unresolved . 

In Virginia and in the West Indies the assemblies voted a more or less perpetual grant of taxes ; in New York and New England there were annual struggles over the revenue . 

Rather , they require a careful analysis of contemporary political struggles over questions of representation , symbolic boundary formation , and identification . 

The Congress ended a stormy debate on Saturday which appeared to give parliament the upper hand in the struggle over who rules Russia . 

It shows the great champion in the throes of the toughest bout of his life , depicting his struggle with grace and poignance . 

In the poems are seen Herbert 's struggle with ambition on the one hand and with dejection of spirit on the other . 

After King Philip 's War , a relatively serious struggle with Indians in New England in the 1670s , this had ceased to be any serious danger and the frontier had been reasonably peaceful . 

His downfall indicated that he had lost the power struggle with the PS " barons " . 

Mrs Snelling , who was engaged in a power struggle with school governors over the control of her opted-out school , received her OBE , but declined to comment on her award . 

Yesterday the Czech demonstrators were anxiously weighing Tuesday 's assurance from Prime Minister Vladislav Adamec against the indications of an unresolved struggle within the leadership . 

An identification is then implicitly or explicitly made with parallel forms of political struggle in our own day . 

What does all this imply for the feminist struggle around housing ? 

Secondly , the new states , like their predecessors , were the product of struggles among diverse social groups and classes , and the different forms which their political regimes assumed depended upon the outcome of such struggles . 

But enthusiasm for war itself and for an apocalyptic struggle for ` living space " was difficult to raise outside circles of nazified youth , the SS , and Party fanatics . 

Both the Sandinistas and Frelimo came to power after a liberation struggle against highly repressive regimes . 

The internecine struggles over budgeting between the services is as intense as the battles between defence and social welfare programmes . 

South Africa opposed Mozambique 's radical regime , fearing its potential influence in the region , and Frelimo 's support for both the Zimbabwean liberation struggle and the African National Congress ( ANC ) of South Africa . 

Peet 's ( 1983 ) explanation for this regional variation is based in differences in the ` class struggle " . 

Past and present struggles are transformed into ` epiphanies " , special moments in which the conditions of oppression are transcended and which prefigure the ultimate goal of Liberation . 

Speitel had reportedly renounced the armed struggle and was not associated with the hunger strike ; she was released on June 30 , 1990 , having served 12 years of her sentence . 

In order to create this relationship of mutual esteem between yourself and your examiner , pay him the compliment of searching for the point of his problem . 

She had been held in high esteem by numerous people who all wanted to pay their respect . 

But during her short acting career , Brown was held in high esteem by the theatrical fraternity in Northern Ireland . 

Mr Major 's affection and esteem for Mrs Shephard -- Gill to her friends -- is well known . 

Abroad , and especially in Europe , there was widespread decline in esteem for the USA . 

Esteem for the scholar is matched by disrespect for the general . 

They do not receive the education of the middle class : hence their differences , the lack of esteem for the countryman , his vigorous desire to escape from the oppression of this contempt . 

It does little for the already low standing of politicians in the public esteem for Major to say effectively that they did not have plans to raise taxes then and they only did it because it was necessary . 

He would doubtless suffer this blow to his esteem in a First Folio or a 1532 Chaucer , given half a chance , but in lesser books the wound is too serious . 

It 's a measure of the esteem in which Altman is held that many of the close to 70 stars who appear were willing to commit themselves to a project which so ruthlessly satirizes their very existence . 

In all she was a model wife , and earned the esteem of everyone in the town . 

Didier 's example was built upon by his successors and the esteem of the abbey grew . 

Honour , the esteem of both peer group and others , was something to be won in war . 

Amid ` the affectionate esteem of his parishioners " he died at his rectory in Wyke Regis 22 February 1855 . 

Giving an employee more money may not motivate him/her if that individual needs to satisfy the desire for respect and the esteem of colleagues . 

To relax would mean giving in and conceding to a common prejudice which does nothing to enhance women 's esteem . 

Riding winners was the only way he knew how to re-establish his self-worth , let alone his public esteem . 

Social groups who maintain a certain consensus of status identity through shared landscape cues will aim to preserve that identity via landscape control , and exclude objects threatening to their esteem . 

Please accept the small gift we enclose as a mark of our esteem . 

On his seventieth birthday his workmen presented a drinking fountain to the town of Doncaster as a token of their esteem . 

We 've all got ways of feeding our self esteem and it 's just a way of doing that . " 

It is defined in terms of wages/salaries , number of perks , capacity for initiative , amount and nature of skills involved , security and the community esteem which might come from obtaining such jobs . 

The task is how to provide the kind of help which maintains a person 's sense of identity and least damages the recipient 's self esteem ( ibid ) . 

They are likely to have low self esteem , a low income or no money . 

Chapman received tokens of esteem from foreign clubs and countries , including a decoration from the French Government and a hand-painted Dresden china service from the Austrian FA . 

Thus some ` truth " can be created , and rank equal in human esteem with truth which can be observed to be such , or proved in some other way . 

Bathed in a delicate self-importance , he held himself in high esteem as the bearer of one of Italy 's oldest titles . 

Nor did Labour suffer to the slightest extent in popular esteem from its link with the trade unions . 

Estate agents rank in public esteem with double-glazing salesmen , second-hand car dealers -- behind even politicians and journalists . 

He emphasizes that this was a time when the significance of the ` economic security and social esteem hitherto associated with membership " was declining . 

There is still no running total of how many insurgent combatants have been killed by U. S. forces in Iraq .

Armed combatants have been utilizing stealthier means of assault , such as roadside bombs and rocket and mortar attacks , which generally give insurgents a better chance to escape .

Although they say they have no problem living alongside combatants from rival forces , some fighters are afraid to return to their own communities , where people know them and remember what they did .

And , shortly after the incident , McChrystal banned the use of the term " military age male , " saying it implied that every adult man was a combatant .

U. S. authorities say the men were " enemy combatants " who enlisted to fight with Islamic militants .

It claimed U. S. helicopter gunships " suddenly appeared on the battle scene from the sea side and attacked Iranian combatants .

That evidence also was inconclusive , and Iran denied supplying arms to Iraqi combatants .

But it 's a delicate balance : Pursuing too many former combatants deprives them of a stake in the peace .

A brief memoir by his secretary , Henry Isaacson , is a catalogue of his virtues rather than an account of his life . 

Accompanied by a biographical essay by art historian Stellweg and a memoir by Mexican writer Elena Poniatowska , the images are strong enough to require no explanation . 

Her memoirs in jaunty verse ( ` A Hymn from my Nativity " , written 1819 ) and prose ( written late 1821 , in Mythe near Tewkesbury ) appeared together at Bristol as An Address to all in Difficulties . 

For the same reason I dictate my memoirs in the centre of a maze . 

The memoirs of one Señor Tony Sanchez , an erstwhile personal security adviser to members of the Rolling Stones , a once-popular beat ensemble , are currently being serialised in a periodical . 

This tale is challenged in the notes for the Erato album ; but I take the above quotation from the memoirs of Tchaikovsky 's close friend Nikolay Kashkin , and it rings true enough . 

I had sent her a copy of my memoir , but her noncommittal letter of thanks had given no indication of whether she had read it . 

Last week the couple launched their memoirs , Yours till the End , co-written by Tess Stimson . 

Lord Attlee 's memoirs , for example , as well as Sir John Wheeler Bennett 's biography of George VI described a number of views held by the King without the authors being accused of constitutional impropriety . 

from Sir John Davidson 's draft memoirs , quoted in Humphrey Berkeley , The Myth that will not Die , ( 1978 ) . 

He did not need to look at the single shelf of books to know they would have titles like A Pilot 's War Memoirs or Regiments of the Burma Campaign . 

Memoirs from the twenties , for long consigned to oblivion , began to be used again . 

` Because , " said Heffer , ` you would only put it in your bloody memoirs for money . " 

Became a literary outcast after referring in his memoirs to Gustave 's epilepsy . 

It is the first time a former officer has been given permission to write about MI5 since Sir Percy Sillitoe , the post-war head of the service , published his memoirs in 1955 . 

Ursula Oxley read from the memoirs of Henry Hunt who was born Wiltshire , was elected to parliament , and worked for the repeal of the corn laws . 

Davis Miller is currently writing a memoir about his time with Muhammad Ali . 

In embarking on this section of my reminiscences , I need to stress once more that I am not writing my own memoirs . 

John Cole who also wrote a memoir of Hester Mulso Chapone , included Leapor in his Popular Biography of Northamptonshire ( 1839 ) , along with Chapone , Mark Akenside , and William Lisle Bowles . 

The boy later wrote his memoirs ; again , I quote : ` Mme Picard 's opinion was that a child should be allowed to read everything . 

In 1890 it passed by marriage to Herbert Robertson of Strathloch , the Scottish barony to which his grandson Lawrence lays claim . 

In June the duke and the heirs of his body were granted the Clifford barony in the West Riding , consisting of Skipton and Marton in Craven and associated land . 

More important , Howard engaged in protracted litigation against his brother , Henry Howard , sixth Duke of Norfolk [ q.v. ] , concerning the barony of Greystoke . 

The central tower house was built by Sir Simon Preston who acquired the barony of Craigmillar in 1374 . 

Much of the holding was transferred to Alfred D'Epaignes after the Norman Conquest as a barony . 

Some time , then , during the intervening years , he had been granted a barony . 

Some eruptions have become major historical events , since many of the world 's greatest natural disasters have been associated with volcanoes , either directly through the effects of explosions and suffocation by volcanic gases , or indirectly through the much further-reaching effects of tidal waves triggered off by an eruption , such as those resulting from the great eruption of Krakatoa in 1883 . 

They demanded that a second shaft be sunk to afford protection against the aftermath of explosions -- the main cause of death in a methane explosion being not the explosion itself , but poisoning by carbon monoxide or suffocation by choke damp ( carbon dioxide ) or other products of combustion . 

Take the opening track , ` It 's just Another Morning Here " beneath its apparent resignation , there 's also a palpable sense of suffocation in a narrow community . 

Of concern , a third of the patients in whom we reached a diagnosis were subject to some form of child abuse : suffocation in 18 and fabrication of the history and physiological data in seven . 

Walk-in shower cabinets are popular where space and budget permit , but ventilation must be adequate to avoid suffocation in the steam , and shower pressure should be tested to avoid a needle sharp spray . 

Unsurprisingly , most deaths from VSA were in hospital or on the way to hospital ( 47% ) , and causes of death were recorded as direct toxic effects ( 49.2% ) , inhalation of vomit ( 14.8% ) , trauma -- eg , hanging or drowning ( 11.5% ) , suffocation inside a plastic bag ( 7.4% ) , and ` other/not known " ( 17.2% ) . 

The main danger is suffocation of the larger species through lack of oxygen . 

It would be most regrettable , I think you 'll agree , to achieve all that we have planned and then to die of skin cancer or suffocation on the morning that we had decided to push the button . " 

They may wake from sleep with great fear , agitation and anxiety and a sense of suffocation like in Lachesis . 

Some of our patients with suffocation or hypoxaemia induced by epilepsy might have died without a definite diagnosis and appropriate management . 

It was the fear of death and all the ways in which it might arrive : shooting , strangulation , suffocation . 

The unit takes in polarization levels through the two polarization-sensitive photodiodes and feeds them into the logarithm ratio amplifier , which returns the difference of the logarithmized signals from the photodiodes .

Secondary endpoints included stroke , worsening heart failure , need for coronary revascularization and change in lipid levels throughout the study .

Gad1 mRNA translation or protein stability can be regulated in mature neurons by the level of GABA [ 30 , 31 ] .

We also used an alternative approach , which assigns a different value to each level of EVGFP [ 19 ] . Preliminary results were similar for the two approaches , however , and we report results using only the simpler definition .

On average , patients were 65 years of age , approximately 65% were men , 86% Caucasian and the mean baseline low density lipoprotein ( LDL ) cholesterol level was 124 mg/dL .

Even if these findings are not confirmed after further study , one could still make a compelling argument that lipid-lowering therapy ( barring contraindications ) should be initiated early and universally in patients who present with an acute coronary syndrome : First , the long-term safety and effectiveness of statins for the secondary prevention of stable coronary disease is well-established [ 1 2 3 ] ; Second , as evidenced by MIRACL , these agents are safe when initiated at the time of hospitalization for an acute coronary syndrome ; Third , the in-hospital initiation of lipid-lowering therapy appears to promote greater long-term utilization of these agents [ 18 19 20 21 ] . Finally , although lipid levels may be unreliable in the setting of an acute coronary syndrome ( excepting total : HDL and LDL:HDL cholesterol ratios [ 22 ] ) the overwhelming majority of patients with coronary disease will ultimately require both pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic lipid-lowering interventions to attain recommended cholesterol targets [ 23 24 25 ] ; newer guidelines are even more stringent [ 26 ] . Furthermore , data from the recently presented Heart Protection Study suggest that clinical benefits may accrue independent of baseline cholesterol level [ 4 ] . Thus , to withhold lipid-lowering therapy from patients who present with an acute coronary syndrome would be to accept the status quo , and to date our efforts at cholesterol lowering in the secondary prevention setting have been dismal [ 27 28 ] .

In the paraxial mesoderm , the highest expression levels were also localized ventrally , adjacent to the notochord ( figure 1E ) .

In the Smith/Voinovich / Brownback analysis , when we analyzed SO2 and NOx reduction levels similar to S. 556 , mercury reduction levels more modest than S. 556 and no CO2 reductions , we did not find significant impacts on coal production or electricity prices .

Governor Whitman and I both believe consensus on the appropriate levels and timing for reductions of NOx , SO2 and mercury is achievable relatively soon .

Acid rain levels were dramatically reduced over large areas of the U.S. and trading did not result in geographic shifting of emissions , or `` hot spots '' , as some feared .

5 embryo revealed a high level of Gad1 expression throughout the mesenchyme and neural epithelium in the caudal portion of the tailbud ( figure 1F ) .

The difference in ratio is caused by the time ants spend outside in the sun , which depletes their n-alkene levels .

When you have a hard cap , as you would under S. 556 , requiring emission reductions at a specific source does not reduce the overall level of pollution , it just limits industry 's flexibility about where to make the reductions .

MIRACL enrolled 3,086 patients within 24-96 hours ( mean 63 hours ) of admission for unstable angina or a non-Q-wave myocardial infarction and randomized them to 16 weeks of atorvastatin 80 mg or placebo once daily [ 5 ] . The major exclusion criteria were : total cholesterol level greater than 270 mg/dL ; Q-wave myocardial infarction on admission or during the previous month ; and , coronary revascularization in the months before admission , during the index hospitalization or anticipated following hospital discharge .

The current body of scientific knowledge does not provide information regarding atmospheric concentrations of CO2 or reduction levels necessary to prevent dangerous interference with the climate system .

The Global Burden of Disease Database , maintained by the World Health Organization ( WHO ) , collects data from countries around the world on risk factors such as tobacco , malnutrition , childhood abuse , unsafe sex , childbirth , and cholesterol levels , as well as on disease burdens , for example depression , blindness , and diarrhea .

Such therapy appears to be cost effective [ 15 16 ] , especially among high risk patients and is recommended under current American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association guidelines [ 17 ] . Fourth , it may not be possible to ascertain whether these findings apply to all patients with recent acute coronary syndromes regardless of baseline lipid levels .

However , in the analysis responding to the Jeffords/Lieberman request that had NOx , SO2 , mercury and CO2 reduction levels similar to S. 556 , we found significant ramifications : approximately a 20- 30% decline of coal generation and a 30- 50% increase in electricity prices compared to the reference case ( depending on assumptions of energy technology penetration ) .

The last channel ( 5 ) was really hard to check because even at full volume , the sound level was very low , so may have missed some backchannels or not heard things correctly .

On the outlying islands , Cheung Chau and Cheung Sha are on Lantau , and Hung Shing Ye and Lo So Shing on Lamma ; inquire about water pollution levels .

We detected weak staining in the heart and did not detect blood vessel expression , perhaps due to the very low levels of expression in developing vasculature [ 27 ] .

Rodgers and colleagues used data from the WHO database for 26 risk factors and from 14 epidemiological subregions of the world to calculate the proportion of risk-factor-attributable disease burden in different population subgroups defined by age , sex , and exposure level .

The small difference in number of primary endpoint events between atorvastatin and placebo groups make it difficult to dissect the relationship between baseline lipid levels and treatment effect further .

I know this revelation will keep you wondering why should I trust you with this informations I am about to reveal to you or if what I am saying is the truth especially with the high level of scam mails going around all over the internet , please I need you to trust and believe me if you can .

And now , growing numbers of dolphins with malignant tumors and high levels of toxic chemicals in their tissues are washing onto U.S. beaches .

Contribution levels will also transfer from the dinner and/or Golf Tournament to the ARMPAC `` contributor sponsorship program .

These stalks will need to have receptors to measure the n-alkene levels present in another ant 's cuticular hydrocarbons , which research indicates is the marker for harvester ants of a nestmate 's current task , perhaps because the hydrocarbons are altered in the dry sun , causing a different ratio of n-alkanes to n-alkenes and the presence of branched n-alkanes in the hydrocarbon profile ( Wagner , et al, 2001 , as cited in Gordon & Greene , 2003 ) .

Compliance with the program has been nearly 100 percent and annual emissions of SO2 from power plants have already been reduced over 6 million tons ( about 35 percent ) from 1980 levels .

Most poignantly , it talks about Hurricane Katrina , which focused attention on rebuilding another city with this level of devastation , and how without a single catastrophic event to blame for it , Detroit 's decay has gone unsympathetically ignored .

For example , bacteria and amoebae do have a kind of Pavlovian learning already , for they have receptors that accommodate to a constant level of a given signal ligand and sense instead a change from the current level .

Over the past year , the Graduate School of Arts and Science has seen record level contributions from its alumni and alumnae to the School 's Annual Fund .

The results I achieved were magnficent , my appetite came to acceptable level , I was in a good mood oftener , and , certainly , I became able to tighten my belt on some holes .

Perhaps the level of degradation of the nest patrollers ' cuticular hydrocarbons after this short foray into the sun and heat acts as an indication of the outside conditions to the foragers , who may then , upon smelling the returning patroller , be stimulated either to forage or to remain inactive inside the nest .

Mr . Stronach will direct an effort to reduce overhead and curb capital spending `` until a more satisfactory level of profit is achieved and maintained , '' Magna said .

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He trained his dogs to return to the kennels after they were sold . 

The RSPCA will have to raise hundreds of thousands of pounds locally to build the kennels . 

Dogs which have lived in kennels for a long time can be particularly difficult to house-train successfully , although this is helped by the fact that they will only defecate about twice a day . 

His steps were slow , moving to the kennels where the lurchers lived , fastening them to their leads , shouting at them as they leapt up at him in excitement . 

The fact that Coleman was also said to have been ` terminated " further underlined the notion of his unreliability by suggesting that , even as a snitch , he was not to be believed .

` Confidential informant " , like ` cooperating individual " , usually means that the snitch in question was , or is , engaged in drug trafficking and cooperating with the DEA in order to avoid imprisonment .

Then Alexander became king , with no living heir and married his French paramour , lusting after her , proclaiming he would beget an heir . 

How do you share a date when your paramour is unavoidably detained on business in another town halfway across the country ? 

` Perhaps she 's his paramour , " said Julia , delighted to have found a use for the word . 

Fishbane , perhaps , will have been wildly in love with the Admiral 's paramour , while Blenkinsop …

But when she went out , she saw the girl who had been doing the flowers waiting in the porch , and guessed that she must be the Vicar 's wife . 

All Telford 's churches were built to a standard style , so when you see one you 'll recognise others , even if later alterations have added porches , changed windows into doors and such like . 

` I 've fallen , " she said to me as I entered the little porch tacked on to the front of the house . 

Just after half-past eight on the morning of 3 January a small group of men and women entered the porch of Our Lady of the Seven Dolours in the Fulham Road . 

I decided that the best thing to do was to leave the porch just in case anyone came along , and to kill the time I needed to kill somewhere else . 

I took him home in triumph and left him overnight in the porch , intending to record his vital statistics before turning him into fish pie . 

To do it , he had to have more privacy than his room allowed , and he had tentatively approached Captain Dawson , who was home on leave and was painting the porch , for permission to put a table and chair in the garage , so that he could work there . 

Noreen quickly took her from Jock and with her brothers beside her ran through the porch of the church into the daylight . 

The manservant showed us out to the porch -- and we discovered that Bobbie had taken our cab . 

Our first stop was the Forge , where a bunch of Old-Timers sat drinking beer on the wooden porch . 

At the Dixie Dude , I spent my time between riding in the hills and just sitting on the porch doing nothing . 

When I lived in southern France I used to sit out on the porch and watch the sun go down across the valley . 

Mandy mused one evening as she and Charity sat out on their rickety porch eating salads and sweating . 

Allen had no home but slept in the church porch and earned his keep in any way he could and scavenged and begged when that was the only way to stay alive . 

I went on through , sliding the heavy plate glass aside to walk on to the humid porch where a morose looking McIllvanney slouched in a cane chair and stared through the insect screens at the darkening sea . 

She tucked stray wisps of hair back under her kerchief , then picked up her case and walked up the steps on to the porch . 

She left her bag in the car and walked across the grass to the front porch . 

The front porch was added in 1751 after the Springetts had had enough of the south-westerly winds . 

The present porch was added in 1777 and the small tower in 1827 . 

The post-Reformation additions to existing churches were also Gothic , with one notable exception -- the Renaissance-style porch added to St Nicholas church at Sunningwell in Berkshire in 1562 . 

The only exception to the rounded , impregnable exterior is the richly carved stone porch , added in the fifteenth century to the south side . 

Rushton House with its grey brick , fine bow windows and elegant Doric porch was built for Robert Clifford , surgeon , about 1810-1820 . 

A particular feature of northern Italian churches was the façade projecting porch built in two or three stages . 

Perhaps she could have a little porch built over the side door and a bit could be cut off Lizzie 's kitchen to make a small hall . 

The aunt gestured to the far end of the sun porch where one of her sons sat . 

She 'll probably write her memoirs : she always had a yen to be a writer , though her pen dribbles cliches . 

Contrary to a lawyer 's yen for neatness there are few unambiguous signposts for modern medics facing this or many other ethical issues . 

Although a barrow boy at heart , he had a yen for the finer things in life . 

` Yeah , I guess I get a yen for the old days every now and again , " he admitted . " 

IF you have a yen for rich pickings this is the time to cash in on the Japanese Stock Market . 

Traditionally , the Armed Forces have represented an excellent training ground for would-be caterers with a yen for foreign travel and challenges of an unpredictable military kind . 

The record of his own work and ideas meant that the only dull part of this programme was a tired , conventional exchange about the balance between pure and applied research . 

It is unique in its opportunities to establish from the outset good habits in terms of expectations of parental involvement and willingness to participate in honest exchange about the child 's progress . 

Some exchange about holidays , even the weather , sets the scene ; then the interview can begin . 

I record the exchange between Emery and General David Thorne , the officer commanding in the Falklands . 

As early as 4 April 1990 there was the following exchange between him and Francis Maude , then Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office : 

She continues : ‘ The people who created Guedé ’ needed a spirit which could burlesque the society that crushed him , so Guedé ’ eats roasted peanuts and parched corn like his devotees . 

Her conversations with the villagers as they shelled peanuts or sat around the fire , the interest she took in her pupils and their home backgrounds , her journeys out into the villages on teaching practice or corps activities had given her an appreciation of how the Africans thought and felt . 

Some death-penalty supporters advance the argument that it is unfair on taxpayers to expect them to finance a convict 's imprisonment for life . 

Just stick to your argument that the dealer said you 'd make a certain profit . 

Levi-Strauss ' argument that the incest taboo marks the crucial bridge between nature and culture is untenable in the form in which it was originally propounded , since it is contradicted by the ethnographic evidence . 

Roxburgh widens his argument to include the on-air trailing of BBC magazines . 

They invoke three sources of evidence , closely following Hobson and McCarley 's arguments to start with . 

Every sceptical argument against the possibility of justified belief is an argument of the strongest form , and leaves us devoid even of the understanding we thought we had of our own language . 

Lord Morrison accepted arguments by Mr Malcolm Rifkind , the Scottish Secretary , that disclosure would endanger blood transfusion supplies because future donors would be reluctant to give blood . 

One of the arguments for first developing nuclear energy in the immediate aftermath of the Second World War was a predicted shortage of coal . 

The argument for solar constancy is essentially the one I have already outlined . 

Not surprisingly , the indefatigable Paul-Henri Spaak was in the forefront of these arguments for new departures . 

The only even superficially attractive argument from the names in favour of his view is the implicit one that " Fenari-oglu " is used in the former case but not in the latter . 

My argument in this section , and in much of the chapter as a whole , will involve the exposure of a persistent confusion in the analysis of a whole series of allegedly revelatory examples of animal behaviour . 

Hacker 's argument in her article , ` Women as a minority group " ( 1977 ) , may prove a useful guide to understanding how higher education is experienced by women . 

My account is consistent with Green 's arguments on this point . 

I have suggested that many people believe that there is a valid way of life argument against closing any rural primary school . 

Perhaps the most startling piece of reasoning occurs in Dobson 's long argument against accepting early “ occasional spelling ” evidence for raising of [ a , ae ] to [ Ε ] . 

This is similar to GEC 's arguments for taking over Plessey and BA 's arguments for taking over British Caledonian . 

Erm some people put forward a very strong argument for legalizing it . 

But my argument is that that culture should not be accepted uncritically . 

Alas , British Rail 's reports demolish this central plank of the Government 's argument . 

His argument is that once we have cleared the debt we could buy a car with another loan . 

In some circumstances as the cases show , Mr. Lawson referred to them in his skeleton argument , prejudice will be presumed from substantial delay . 

The argument of BT is large , complicated , allusive and often elusive as well . 

His argument against NAFTA is that it will suck American jobs south of the border . 

Another mechanical argument against Copernicus concerns loose objects such as stones , philosophers , etc. resting on the surface of the earth . 

Surely it is particularly ludicrous to make that argument about social security , because even those with expertise on the subject find it difficult to understand fully . 

Almost nowhere does he present an argument in a straightforward way . 

Section 1 -- in which you present your principal arguments in clearly differentiated paragraphs . 

One of the problems confronting a teacher who wishes to present effective arguments for maintaining or expanding the teaching of history in a school or college is the way in which many people perceive the subject . 

I will not attempt here to develop further the complicated arguments about God as Trinity . 

For 20 minutes the death squad blazed away , but most of the bullets failed to penetrate their victims ' heavy vests of jewels and medals . 

The wardrobe had provided her with a vest of padded cotton , but for some reason she would n't wear it . 

The patient is expected to be suitably dressed for treatment : men usually wear comfortable , loose-fitting shorts , with adequate underpants underneath , while females wear shorts plus a camisole top , or a sleeveless vest with a comfortable brassière underneath it . 

Kruger stood before the mirror in his socks and baggy army issue undershorts and the vest with the two semi-circles of sweat at the armpits . 

Call John Girling on 081–550 8822 for your free running vest , car sticker , sweatband and sponsor form . 

After wiping his hands very carefully on the tail of his grubby vest , he unwrapped the parcel and placed his food on the makeshift paper plate . 

He dived into his vest pocket and pulled out one of those cheap black cheroots . 

Hannele 's fingers , as they ran down his shin buttons , were like electric probes , even through his cotton vest . 

She wore flared jeans and a tight shirt , a sort of cotton grandpa vest that outlined her breasts , and her feet were bare . 

5 Marks & Spencer thermal , 100% polyester vest , £7.99 ; from branches nationwide Verdict : reasonable for everyday use . 

Easily stowable silk vests and long johns also make sense in galosh-and-windchill territory , and you never know when a pair of swimming trunks will come in handy -- even on business trips . 

I still think of this when I rip up an old vest for a piece of silver-polishing rag . 

Evans pulled him off the cross , and Jack turned stiffly , easing the sweat-soaked vest off his shoulders , and following Evans 's crawling buttocks until he could stand . 

“ And while I 'm there , I could buy some winter vests for the boys as well — and Josh needs a new shirt for best … . 

1 Berghaus ACL ( Active Comfort Layer ) Polarsystem , 100% etched polyester , medium-weight vest , £26.95 ; 091–232 3561 for catalogue Verdict : fine for sedentary wear in cold conditions . 

She shot out of bed , hurriedly slipping on a pair of jeans and a sleeveless blue vest , against which the pale gold of her tan and the whiteness of her hair shimmered . 

He wore the traditional Ozzie singlet , which is a baggy vest with very low cut armholes and his muscles looked like they had been painted on by Leonardo da Vinci . 

I mean she was upstairs three quarters of an hour and when she came to the top of the stairs she still just had her vest and knickers on . 

It could n't have been Gloria , for Gloria knew that Dot always slept in her vest and knickers . 

Joshua , in vest and trousers with his braces dangling , was at the scullery sink with half his face covered in lather , peering at his reflection in a cracked mirror and wielding a cut-throat razor . 

He pushed the door open and walked straight into the parlour , where he came face to face with an overweight , half-shaven man dressed in a vest and trousers who was brandishing an open razor . 

Mainly because of their vests and straw hats that were very narrow and turned up all around . 

Sally has donated her official Barcelona running vest to the appeal , which has a goal of £60,000 . 

By two , most children can take off hats , shoes , socks , pants and vests , but they have trouble with sleeves , fastenings and bulky jackets because chubby hands are clumsy and uncoordinated . 

Christine was a little dubious about Judith using brown eyeshadow , worrying that her eyes might end up looking bloodshot , but she was delighted by the result . 

For special occasions , Judith showed her how to define her eyes by applying a taupe eyeshadow to her eyelids and a dark brown shade to the outside edges and along top and lower lashes . 

Cheeks : Soft Berry Eyes : Rich Brown eyeshadow , Black Kohlstyler and Black Perfect Liquid Liner Lips : Rouge Forever lipstick , shade Fatal Ruby All by Helena Rubinstein 

Eye make-up removers are useful because they enable you to take off eyeshadow , liner and mascara gently and efficiently . 

They had lowcut dresses and thick black eyeshadow , and one wore no shoes , toes crossed over each other from having her feet crammed into tight footwear all her life . 

Finishing touches were silver handbags , flashing neon ear-rings , pale blue eyeshadow and tomatoes -- everywhere ! 

On Sunday 24th June the school will have a stall at Fun in the Parks and on 13th July they hold their summer sports races and summer fair in Hinksey Park from 1.30-3 pm . 

Once in Bremen , you can experience one of the largest fairs in Northern Germany , and sample a marvellous mixture of beers wines and fabulous foods in a great party atmosphere . 

Annual exhibition to coincide with the street fair in September . 

He works from a small workshop at his home in Blackpool and recently he exhibited at a craft fair in the resort , posing for our photographer with a collection of his work . 

Her ceramics are sought after at craft fairs in Northallerton , Harrogate and York . 

J B Graham of Maidstone was the lucky discoverer at an antiques fair of an exceptional piece of World War Imperial Austrian Air Force memorabilia . 

Margot Newlands and her helpers organised a Fair of Small Antiques which brought in over £5000 . 

In her insistent way she asked Jane for the loan of a field in which to hold a charity fair . 

I was with a group of music journalists at the recent British Music Fair , talking to the President of an ascending international guitar company , and the topic turned to instrument design . 

Its existence was almost entirely a symbolic one , in such rituals as ` beating the bounds " , in village fairs and festivals and in sporting activities as diverse as foxhunting and cricket . 

Two months later Gabriel went to the great fair at Casterbridge , hoping to find a job as farm manager . 

` We held a Victorian Fair at the weekend and many people who previously lived in the town and were back visiting could n't believe how much it has deteriorated . " 

Alternatively , the odd antique chair can come reasonably cheap at auctions or antique fairs . 

Her choice of the 2,000 canvasses at the 20th Century British Art Fair in London was … a portrait of herself . 

The contemporary art fair is short of major international dealers this year 

For the past two years the BVDG has used the Cologne Art Fair as a platform to promote support for particular museums . 

` Women in Christian Publishing " is the theme chosen for the seminars organised by WACC to coincide with this year 's Frankfurt Book Fair . 

At recent book fairs in London and Florence , publishers were not even able to make use of stands which were provided for free , since they simply had nothing to show . 

I therefore offered Gail Rebuck my resignation on 17th March , and she finally accepted it on 19th March , asking that it should be kept confidential until 24th March , after the London Book Fair was over . 

There is , in fact , a ferret corner with animals on display at most country fairs and they do attract wide interest . 

` Top class show jumping will again be a feature in the lovely Bramham amphitheatre together with many of the annual attractions which include the country fair and another well presented shopping arcade " . 

They provided rod iron from the local slitting mills at Wortley and Masborough and collected the finished products for sale in country fairs or for distribution down navigable rivers to the capital and abroad . 

Elinor was looking forward to the dancing class with Nigel , and to the horse fair with Otley . 

• Information on trade fairs , conferences and other events well in advance . 

He visits the trade Fair at Munich and also corresponds with international friends and experts . 

The booklet Essentials for the Travel Trade was unveiled at the British Travel Trade Fair . 

The temporary terminal for the Chicago World Fair of 1893 pointed the way . 

He was in charge of the commission to decide on the nature of the German exhibition at the St Louis World Fair of 1904 . 

Some of the ` twitchers " at Britain 's first Birdwatching Fair , held at Rutland Water in Leicestershire over the weekend . 

From 1-6 October , 70 British professional designer craftsmen will be exhibiting at the eighth annual Silverware and Jewellery Fair , held at Goldsmiths ' Hall , Foster Lane , London EC2 . 

Three things I did n't know about her , one , she 's painted a kid 's playroom in primary colours , red , yellow , blue and green , that 's gloss on walls etcetera . 

A playroom and bathroom painted by Berlin artist Frena Gould is officially opened today by consultant gynaecologist Ann Ryall in the maternity outpatients department at North Tees General Hospital , Stockton . 

Five policemen were taken to hospital after a lorry overturned while carrying canisters of the chemical phenylacetonitrile near Scotswood Bridge , Newcastle upon Tyne . 

The aircraft were still dropping the canisters as we came near to the dropping zone . 

A simple solution is to use an old film canister and carry just a few hooks leaving the open box at home out of harm 's way . 

A mixture of kerosene , petrol and heavy fuel oil was pumped from the shore through pipes , and ignited underwater by canisters of calcium phosphorus . 

The Russian threw the canister at the creature , pushed Delaney into the inspection hatch , and climbed in after him . 

Detectives believe that Elizabeth managed to grab the canister , but it was wrenched from her grasp . 

The tritium produced is held within the aluminium and released as gas after heating and then stored in metal canisters . 

Police , who found petrol canisters nearby , suspect that the fire was the result of an arson attack on an Afro-Caribbean hairdressers situated on the ground floor . 

Deborah was protesting at having a canister of gas hung beneath the seat of her wheelchair . 

And the seams of the canister are only designed to withstand a certain amount of pressure . 

Above the warehouse was the storeroom where there were shelves holding brightly coloured tin canisters decorated with Indian and Chinese letters . 

Having made the appointment with the stranger , he asks casually : ` And do you think you could bring a canister of demerara sugar with you ? " 

Later firemen tackling the blaze were in danger from exploding canisters of acetylene and propane . 

Fire crews tackling the blaze were hampered by exploding gas canisters . 

If he sees a gleam of light , it is in the clubs -- some of them anyway -- who tackle the tourists before they play Wales . 

To my delight , dotted here and there on the leafy verge were gleams of light , a pale luminous shining in the warm darkness . 

One rose , two roses , three roses … and , at the heart of the third rose , a gleam of light . 

Her torch flickered across the wall and she switched it off , holding her breath in case someone had noticed the distant gleam of light . 

I turned away , no longer able to face the eyes that looked at me so coldly in the gleam of the dashboard light . 

In the year 1704 local craftsmen built a wayside inn with extensive stabling . 

Until I moved in to the Rectory at Seend , I lived briefly at the Bell Inn , St Edith 's Marsh , Bromham , near Devizes . 

Septimus , who lived in the Green Tree Inn , Skinnergate , did not live to see his design leave the drawing board for in 1862 he drowned while swimming off Redcar . 

Septimus Hird , 17 , who ironically lived in the Green Tree Inn , Skinnergate , won but before his design was built he drowned while bathing at Redcar . 

Most of the time they led their horses as they moved from small ale-houses and comfortable inns to huge spacious taverns . 

An interesting , friendly howff in a Victorian building replacing the original Inn built in 1676 . 

He has King Henry I ordering the inn to be burned to the ground in 1130 after Jarman 's murders and skulduggery were discovered . 

Accordingly , his introduction takes the form of a long conversation between himself and an old man , a Beggar , who approaches him while he is walking in the fields after a sleepless night at Chester 's Inn , where the clerks lived . 

` There are n't any lies about Mudhoney -- except for the shit we make up ourselves . " 

Her kindness touched me , but I knew that soon she would hear the lies about me , and then she would hate me ! 

It can only be a reliance on public ignorance that can allow the Foreign Secretary , Douglas Hurd , and other Tories , to spread lies about the social chapter of the Maastricht treaty . 

We repudiate the lies of Priest Murphy , bachelor agent of a foreign power and brand as traitors all those associated with him and those who hastened to do his will . 

Still , Hollywood had done an irreparable harm to the Indian , perpetuating the lies of the Manifest Destiny , the Savage Redskin and the Noble Bluecoats . 

` I 've heard the lies of drug abusers before , " he said implacably . 

And when we get home again I shall tell him the truth -- about who I am , and about Havvie , not the lies about being a governess , and Mama and Papa being dead . 

Couple this with lies about recognition and the offence is great . 

` I guess they realised she was telling lies , " said Rozanov . 

All the time , I was shouting at him saying he was telling lies , I was trying to give him signs that I did n't mean it , and he told me he saw that . " 

Once , when I told her a lie about what I was doing , in order to evade hostile questioning , she said , severely , ` You 're growing too like your father . " 

Biocontrol reckons this to be much cheaper than current eye-tracking and visualisation systems and to be suitable for a host of applications ranging from medical research through computer games to lie detectors . 

There were also two of Antonietta 's brothers , a brother and sister-in-law of Gennaro 's and one of Gennaro 's uncles . 

He married first Margaret Edwin , secondly Mary Cox , widow and sister-in-law of a politically moderate parliamentarian colonel . 

This was the period of her last obsessive attachment , to Vý Oumanýf , sister-in-law of the philosopher Jacques Maritain . 

She used to spend her whole day locked in a basement room with her sister-in-law and the four young children they had between them . 

Unfortunately he shared with his sister-in-law an inability to wear clothes so it looked like a bloody awful Australian suit . 

It was true that Penelope was a vicar 's sister-in-law , but that was a poorer , meaner thing altogether . 

The second marriage united Judith 's brother Conrad with Adelaide , who was Lothar 's sister-in-law . 

I tried to get the book for my sister-in-law for her birthday but most places were sold out . 

For tonight at least , she was Anne Mowbray , sister-in-law to the handsome prince who was soon to be crowned . 

He had aunts in Bombay and brothers in Edinburgh , cousins in North Africa and sisters-in-law in Australia . 

And although Ross had insisted on regularly visiting his brother and sister-in-law in hospital , it was on Laura 's own slim shoulders that most of the daily problems had fallen . 

“ I gave away a Moses basket to my sister-in-law without realising he had planked £1,000 under the mattress . 

Two weeks later Liz had moved in with her brother and sister-in-law and seemed much happier in herself . 

` And now that 's got to be it , sister-in-law Harriet , " he announced , leaning forward from his wall , hand raised , like a band-leader . 

Roxie Farmer and Shirley Place , unlikely sisters-in-law , were under one roof for the time being . 

The justices found that there had been a breach of the peace before the police arrived , because the mother-in-law of the person who had asked the defendant to leave the swings had been ` alarmed " by the defendant 's conduct . 

Rationally , Diana understood , but emotionally , the Queen was still her mother-in-law and the relationship was as difficult as for any new wife . 

Dropping the kids off at my mother-in-law 's , I trudged the few miles to the hospital taking the short cut through the grounds to the usual ward . 

They 'd visited the old Mrs Scamp and then so had I and all I 'd found out was that she was Jo 's mother-in-law and probably had a picture of Hitler on her bedside table . 

Mr Albert Towndrow said he had accompanied his mother-in-law to the hospital on Dec 16 . 

When I was a boy , a great uncle-in-law died of cancer , as did my mother-in-law in later years . 

Then she went downstairs to join her mother-in-law in the kitchen . 

In the second trial , the brothers -- Martin , George and Henry -- were accused of attempting to murder Mr Thompson and of killing his mother-in-law with a car bomb . 

` I only got to know your mother-in-law through visiting at the house . " 

The doctor had a mother-in-law who guarded his surgery like a fire-breathing dragon . 

King , 52 , served 14 years of a 1963 life sentence for killing his five-month-old boy , mother-in-law and two sisters-in-law . 

They are watching the young mother 's two-year-old son chasing ducks and the mother-in-law has just remarked that her son , the child 's father , was rather backward at this age . 

He is charged with the murder of all three women , his wife , daughter and mother-in-law sometime between the 14th and 20th of August . 

Two hundred years after Ken 's consecration as a bishop , a monument to him was at last placed in Wells Cathedral . 

To mark the Golden Jubilee in 1937 and on the occasion of its Consecration by Bishop Poskitt , 50 years to the day after its opening , three new marble altars dedicated to the Sacred Heart , Our Lady and St Patrick were placed in the church . 

At his consecration by the archbishop of York , a dispute broke out about his title : was he to be consecrated as Metropolitan or as Primate ? 

The new communion ceremony was designed to dispel the belief that each individual mass was a re-enactment of Christ 's sacrifice , or that the bread and wine were physically changed as a result of their consecration by a priest . 

Chad had received consecration from Wine , bishop of the western Saxons , and two British bishops ( HE III , 28 ) . 

Chad was a northern Angle and undoubtedly orthodox in matters of the tonsure and the date of Easter , but his readiness to accept consecration from the British bishops reveals a continuing failure in Oswiu 's entourage to appreciate the importance of canonical rectitude . 

Both prelates referred to the consecration in February of the Rt Rev Barbara Harris as the Anglican Assistant Bishop of Massachussetts . 

Gregory claims that it was the king who insisted that the consecration should be held at Metz , out of affection for the candidate , but this may be a euphemism for saying that consecration in Clermont was too dangerous . 

The measure does not cover the consecration of women as bishops . 

A LARGE congregation gathered for the consecration of the Church of Our Lady of Pity , Harlescott , Shrewsbury . 

In September 1991 the three-hundredth anniversary of the consecration of the castle church was celebrated . 

` Like the lightning strike after the consecration of the Bishop of Durham ? " 

The consecration of his new basilica on the anniversary of Assandun and the erection of a church on the battlefield could also have owed something to Danish interest . 

This cultic shedding of blood was controlled by men , and consecration to the priesthood was effected by daubing men with the blood of slaughtered animals . 

When the work is finished , God gives Moses his instructions for setting up and arranging the tabernacle , and for its consecration . 

Also one of the new pope 's first actions , taken on the day after his consecration , was to extract an oath of obedience from the prefect of Rome . 

They pass a group of boys , a jangling procession , on their way to wash the temple bells in the stream -- their annual cleansing and consecration . 

` You must feel it yourselves , with one of your archbishops excommunicated , and the other newly appointed and barely back from his own consecration . 

These two letters were written in 1093 when Anselm was awaiting consecration as archbishop . 

After his consecration as bishop of Argyll and the Isles in 1847 he lived in Lochgilphead and struggled with the problems of his diocese , Italy , Calvinism in Scotland , and factional struggles in the Episcopal Church . 

There is a possibility , therefore , that Ealhfrith lost his life in a rebellion against his father while Wilfrid was receiving consecration in Gaul . 

In 723-4 , soon after his episcopal consecration , Boniface received a letter from Bishop Daniel of Winchester advising him how to argue with pagans . 

Tuda 's episcopal consecration in southern Ireland would not for long have been acceptable . 

Over the next two years the powers of the papacy were gradually whittled away by successive parliamentary statutes ; all papal financial exactions were withheld ; papal dispensations were invalidated ; and papal consecration of bishops and the right of appeal to Rome were both declared unnecessary . 

Meanwhile in Brownsville , Texas , townsfolk anxiously await an invasion no amount of six-shooters can repel -- the coming of a particularly nasty strain of killer bee , whose sting is nearly ten times more deadly than the ` common or garden " variety . 

Only the white hat did n't have a chance to pull his six-shooter . 

` And I do n't intend taking a flogging for a white bastard . " 

A BRITON sentenced by a Saudi court to a flogging for allegedly swearing at his staff may have the sentence doubled for appealing . 

But a religious court convicted him of using insulting language and ordered the flogging . 

Mr Justice Elliot Belgrave had on Feb. 7 and Feb. 8 ordered the flogging of four convicted armed robbers , a measure immediately condemned by Amnesty International and other human rights organizations . 

In the following three days they had to get through two complete run-throughs , two technical rehearsals , and one dress rehearsal .

The first production was played as a final run-through in a rehearsal room for a revival of a main-house production of Pamela .

Though this was only a preliminary , hypothetical run-through , she felt as nervous as a bride at a wedding rehearsal .

We did our first run-through for producers Michael Codron and David Sutton and there was , at last , a frisson of magic in the air .

So we did a run-through in the morning which was OK , then had an afternoon in the shallows with the churning machine .

Balanchine , Kirstein and Tanning went down to Bournemouth at the end of June to watch a run-through by the company , which was on tour .

Music for the run-through of Pamela was provided by a tape recorder on the prompt table , operated by the Director , Neil , with assistance from Gavin and occasionally from Joyce .

Last week , I was doing double run-throughs of the program and I was just shaking .

He wrote his plea as follows : if he had n't had a reply from her before noon on the last day of the week ( which meant return post ) he would trouble her no more . 

Courier Pak Limited to 2lb. , and to size and shape 12 in. x 15½ in. , these are delivered to the consignee not later than noon on the day after pick-up . 

You will then be allowed to vote by post or proxy if your application reaches the registration officer before noon on the sixth day before polling day ( not counting the days mentioned above ) . 

The armed forces launched the coup just before noon on Feb. 23 . 

Taylor was reported to have ordered his forces to begin a ceasefire unilaterally from noon on Nov. 10 , 12 hours before the ECOWAS ceasefire was to come into force . 

But towards noon of the next day the clouds parted for a moment . 

Yes , here was Hatton 's entry that he had been too ill to start the return journey until noon . 

Close to collapse , he staggered downhill towards the river , to the drink he had craved since noon . 

If a 16-year-old stays in bed until noon and wo n't apply for jobs , do n't get angry with him or her . 

Shortly after the Jan. 28 demonstrations began at noon , leaders of the three parties behind the anti-NSF demonstration were summoned for urgent talks at the NSF headquarters . 

By noon more than 60 per cent of the webs with stabilimenta were still intact , while only 8 per cent of the unmarked webs had survived . 

Recommendations on student progress are made to the central management team of the Dean , Assistant Dean and Co-ordinator by Field Chairs and senior tutors before noon on Thursday . 

With that Baldwin had to be content until almost the Monday noon . 

It was due to leave the main door at noon and wend its way to the arena by a circuitous route through the grounds , so that as many people as possible would get a good view . 

Milkings three times a day would necessitate living nearby and they have applied for permission to build a farmhouse and steadings . 

He was a tall , handsome and courteous man who lived in a Surrey farmhouse with off-white walls , limed oak furniture , Eric Gill sculptures and giant-leaved zimmer lindens . 

How can he reconcile his selective greenness with a recent speech to the construction industry condemning conservationists as ` the rich socialists who live in their converted farmhouses " ? 

Christopher 's potter friend lived in a farmhouse and the nearest village was called Bourg de Visa . 

When he let our family move into his large farmhouse , Mum and Dad were thrilled . 

She moved into the four-bedroom Happylands farmhouse with her three daughters before Christmas last year , after her marriage to 47-year-old Captain Ian Farquhar , a close hunting pal of the prince , ended in divorce . 

A JOBLESS plasterer moved into a £100,000 farmhouse on 140 acres of land yesterday after proving he was the love-child of a wealthy farmer . 

Pool Bank is a fine old farmhouse built in the shape of an L. The gallery is at the back of the house above the back door in the yard . 

The farmhouse , which was built in 1760 , is furnished to exhibit all the traditional antiques of the 1900 -- 1910 era . 

At Gannow Green in Frankley in Worcestershire the woods were cleared , trees burnt , and the area levelled with clay before a moated farmhouse was built . 

We stayed with them last year in their old farmhouse , which was built in 1642 , just outside La Loupe . 

As she hurried over the rough track that made a short cut between her aunt 's cottage and the farmhouse where Angela lived , Cheryl 's eye was caught by a splash of colour on the far side of the field . 

On the morrow or soon after , as our uncle of Gloucester told me , he will take up residence in the Tower . " 

An uncle of ours had periods of madness ( and a large family ) , and Mother herself a disastrous period in late middle age , finally emerging into a peaceful and happy old age . 

AN uncle of three-year-old Warrington bomb victim Johnathan Ball today spoke movingly of meeting Senator Gordon Wilson , whose daughter died in Enniskillen 's Remembrance Day bombing by the IRA . 

` An uncle of mine has connections with the Provos , " said Omally . 

Now that their good uncle of Pembroke and natural guardian was gone there would be more than one pair of noble and greedy eyes turned on their fat marcher holdings . 

THE Earl of Pembroke 's uncle , David Herbert , has sauntered into print with a volume of avuncular advice to his great-niece , Jemima -- pictured with Pembroke and the author ( left ) . 

His father , my uncle John , had made his money by selling birds ' eggs . 

Vincent , baffled and angered by his parents ' pessimism , lost his temper when they told him not to write to his uncle and aunt in Amsterdam . 

` Personally , I do n't believe my uncle will be able to bring himself to do it when the moment actually comes . 

He recalled : ` The partner and my uncle went to the six o'clock train for London to try to head me off . 

Her brother , Merfyn , began training with his uncle as a motor engineer and eventually became a technical journalist . 

` The Turks took my aunt and uncle from our house in the village of Gessaria , " he said . 

The turn booked by her uncle at a local club failed to appear . 

I often helped your uncle on the farm , and now I 'm helping you . " 

My mother was left an orphan as a small girl , and adopted by an uncle who worked in the library of Eton College . 

Intrigued , Mungo was about to ask his uncle what it meant when Stanley said : 

She said , ` There was only one in my group , my uncle Krotho , who did those things . 

He was fishing with his uncle , and they caught a large silver fish . 

" By God , he 's into one ! " shouted the keeper , and my uncle kept repeating desperately , " Keep your rod point up ! 

Her complexion was still a heightened pink when Naylor left his uncle and came over to her . 

The excitement had been intense and Denis watched in alarm as his uncle went every shade of red before going into purple and subsiding again to pink as the tension eased . 

It was strange to see the Prince occupying the same segment of sofa where only the year before I had talked to his uncle . 

My mother had been born there , and there I hoped my uncle still lived . 

It was his English tutor who had convinced his uncle that films were an excellent way to learn the language . 

Suddenly Bridget erupted into the room , calling Loretta 's name in a terrifying loud whisper . 

She encourages customers to play around with samples so they feel they are helping to design their own rooms . 

She added a utility room and boot room and was particularly pleased with her idea of a television room off the kitchen -- ` that was brilliant . 

Washington wags suggest the Clintons may add a sound-proofed music room where Bill can relax with his saxophone . 

Peggy Rockcliffe has worked hard to achieve its present high degree of comfort , adding bathrooms , a dining room and turning a barn into a spacious sitting room . 

Morton Pitt added rooms on the south elevation in 1823 when he converted it into the ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL . 

If you 're planning to build your own lean-to sun room or conservatory , it is essential to get the roof right . 

At the end of July , the College decided to build lecture and dissecting rooms and enclosing walls . 

The grandest moment in Kenilworth 's colourful history came when Robert Dudley , Earl of Leicester , who was Elizabeth I 's favourite , built and furnished state rooms for her visits . 

He was made inspector of the baths in 1787 and between 1788 and 1792 built the Great Pump Room with its exquisitely ornamented twin colonnades . 

Major alterations are under way on the ground floor of Stamford House in order to build a new post room servicing Drury and Stamford . 

Peter Brachaki 's TARDIS control room set made up the bulk of the design requirements , leaving Cusick only with the task of constructing two dormitory rooms . 

Bishop listened to the rolling echoes of the explosion which had destroyed the Conference Room die away deep within the base . 

Demonstrations like this , graphically show how quickly fire can spread , destroying a room in just 4 minutes . 

They show ( for instance ) guests dining in the hotel 's famous Oak Room , with the celebrated choice of 142 dishes from all over the world , to the accompaniment of a three-piece Mariarchi band . 

After breakfast , I go out to the toilet and get dressed and Marie gets dressed in the room . 

` I 'm going to enlarge both the geological room and the botanical room , " Svend continued , barely stopping to take breath . 

A woman and three children got up from the table as I entered the room . 

One afternoon , evidently , this butler had entered the dining room to make sure all was well for dinner , when he noticed a tiger languishing beneath the dining table . 

We entered the room and Mum began to look round , but my eyes were drawn to the bed . 

Before she reached it , however , it was opened and Mary entered the room . 

Fred 's smile was brief as he entered the small sitting-room above the street on that February evening , and he turned and entered the back room where the baby lay in her cot . 

` I leave now , " said Lili , in an offhand voice , as they entered her dressing room . 

The new proprietors of the " Islay , " D. Hutcheson & Co. had erected a large new sectional waiting room on the quay . 

The girl exited the room in a series of flamboyant somersaults , and the musicians stood up to follow her , their instruments tucked beneath their arms . 

The designer clapped his hands and the other girls exited the room . 

In July 1979 she moved into the 50,000 apartment and immediately set to work furnishing the rooms in a warm but simple Habitat style . 

Popular examples include buying and running a motorbike , redecorating and/or furnishing a room , planning a holiday or an event like a party . 

But the glimpse of memory had gone and I was furnishing the room from later experience . 

Once you 've decided which applications you want in every room , you can then furnish each room with its own applications . 

Horowitz left the room for a moment and returned with a slim red volume entitled Land Ownership in Palestine 1880-1948 . 

One child volunteers to leave the room where she is to touch an article agreed upon by the other players . 

She handed the receiver to him and left the room without a word , closing the door quietly behind her . 

She leaves all kinds of gifts beneath the Christmas tree and manages to leave the room just before the children burst in to discover their presents . 

Then , every night I 'd return to that street and live in one room with my mother . 

It must relate to my first sight of my mother 's genitals -- but not the last -- for we lived in just one room . 

Out of a population of 1,081,600 , over 40,591 families lived in single rooms , and 112,424 in ` room-and-kitchens " . 

It was a big , old house ; a lot of doors for a single man , if Parker lived in a single room . 

Here she became involved with people form the BBC Orchestra , as there was a double bass player living in the next room . 

At first , the family lived in one room upstairs and began with a bedroom for Ella , then aged four , and Joel , who was five months old . 

The mood of the Parisians , when they heard the news for which they had been waiting so long , was recorded by a young Welshman living in a rented room on the Ile de la Cité . 

Because families could only heat one room , many were forced to all eat , sleep and virtually live in the sitting room which was meant for relaxation . 

Mira falls asleep and dreams luridly about Celia whose father keeps her locked in a room in a castle , and will not feed her . 

One school of thought has it that William received his regular thrashing for untidy work and was then locked up in a tiny room to rewrite it . 

He was locked in a chilly room as punishment for some misdemeanour and there he froze to death . 

A PUPIL was locked in an isolation room at his school because of his haircut . 

More serious offences such as being drunk and disorderly or damaging property , labelled him as REFRACTORY , and he could then be locked up in a separate room with bread and water for twenty-four hours . 

He locked himself in his private room and by 10.20 a.m. he had made two phone calls . 

We all got locked in our rooms afterwards and allowed out for meals three at a time . 

So I was thinking , when you go she could move into my room and I could have yours . " 

We 'll move you to a room of your own -- put you under observation . 

He had become friendly with Frank since he had moved into Commander Barnwell 's room . 

Then I went to work in another factory as a machinist and I moved into a room with the child . 

Whether the class moved to a special room in order to use the computer . 

Watching her in the mirror , Charlie moved into the room and half-closed the door behind him . 

Rose had already started to paint the main room of the house during the first exam . 

While Philip slept , while Mary and Reggie slept , while Roberta and Faye slept ( they had not come out of their room ) she had painted a whole room . 

Ruskin Spear , on the other hand , thought Minton 's decision to paint in the life room a mistake . 

I pointed out that the samples cost damn near as much as it would cost to paint the room , but a woman in paint picking mode is not an easy person to reason with . 

Mr Partearroyo has impressive qualifications for the task , having worked with the Prado for many years and remodelled several of its rooms . 

As she ran up to her room she was , for the first time in her life , actively grateful to Phoebe and Rachel for their absolute laws of tidiness . 

She ran from the room and up to her bedroom where the windows were kept open all day to destroy the germs . 

She could feel them hardening under his tongue and was caught between pure ecstasy and an urge to run from the room . 

Blindly , Alan ran to his room , where he beat and punched his bed and cried aloud in a rage like a child . 

He showed him into the living room where Sammy greeted him , wagging his tail . 

Shortly before 4pm , he was shown into a room at Ludgrove School to tell 10-year-old William and Harry , eight , their mother and father would no longer be living together . 

The next time I went to Miss Havisham 's , I was shown into a different room to wait . 

Mary was shown to a room where there was a warm fire and food on the table . 

Bernice said she would show me Billy 's room and leave me to it while she made lunch and did I fancy a drink ? 

Sara showed them their rooms and then went to her own to tidy herself up , leaving them to their own devices . 

When I sit in the room with it , he wrote , it 's like sitting in a room with a corpse . 

` The customers were mostly Japanese and the girls sat in a damp back room waiting to be called to join a man at his table . 

Emily sat in her small room in the lodging house in Chapel Street working over the books and she rubbed her eyes tiredly . 

They sat in armchairs in a low-beamed room at the front while Archer perched in a rocking chair . 

Here senior police officers sit in a windowless room , facing a bank of video-monitors and operating , by remote control , TV cameras which can zoom in on any area of the terraces or stands . 

Some days after this conversation , Oliver was sitting in the room where he studied in the evenings . 

Come on , now , sit yourself in the dining room till I fetch our suppers , for we 're both weary-worn and faint for lack of nourishment . " 

Instead he sat in his room , his mind detached , looking down on his body and despising what it saw . 

They sleep in the same room with each other , and look beautiful when I am putting them to bed , jumping and hopping about quite naked , rejoicing in the freedom of no clothes . 

Several of the dormitories were flooded because of the water , including Endill 's , and he had to spend some nights sleeping in Mr Rumback 's room . 

Every head of a house attended , sleeping in the castle rooms , corridors , stables and stores , in the clachan and on the moor . 

He slept in a room opposite the Frasers ' , with his door ajar . 

During the week I 'd get home late and sleep in the spare room -- ` so as not to disturb her " . 

I let him sleep in my room at night , and he kept me awake for hours talking about Mrs Robinson . 

So the two servants slept in my room , while I lay awake all night , trembling with fear , and eyes wide open in horror , imagining ghosts in every corner . 

His opposition to premarital sex -- he and his university sweetheart stay in separate rooms -- adds to the eccentric image . 

IRA bombers stayed in tiny rooms and met in Hammersmith pubs , singing ` Arms for the IRA " at closing time . 

Sometimes she went to him , sometimes her fear of the dark overcame her maternal instincts and she stayed in her room listening as Charles wailed : ` I want my mummy , I want my mummy . " 

He knew what it meant that Marcus should stay in the room whilst Bill managed for three consecutive hours to make a series of acceptably banal factual observations . 

He stayed in the drawing room in moody silence , sitting in his favourite chair by the cold grate . 

If you 're tiling a whole wall or room , the most important thing to do is to plan precisely where the whole tiles will fall . 

I returned the book to the place on the shelf where I had found it and walked quietly out of the room . 

He 'd side-stepped so that he did n't have to come within a yard of her as he walked out of the room . 

She walked into the room , glancing only briefly at the shot CI5 man , who lay unconscious on the floor . 

He stepped away from her , and walked out of the room without another word . 

Dexter unlocked the door , turned the knob and walked into the room . 

She walked across the room and dramatically pulled open a wardrobe door . 

Gradually , he reassembled the room and added the events of the previous night . 

You can also see the remains of the state rooms built and furnished for Queen Elizabeth 1st by Robert Dudley , Earl of Leicester , the virgin queen 's favourite . 

The Mesara tombs often had annexes as overspill ossuaries and cult rooms built onto them . 

By the late eighteen hundreds a pump room has been built , secreted amid the restful towering pines . 

The Tsars for their part had an amber room built at their summer residence of Tsarskoe Selo to house the collection in the same way as rulers of the period had their porcelain rooms . 

One lay in the junction between streets 1 and 2 , fronting onto the former , and originally comprised two rooms built of lias limestone , Hamstone and Pennant Sandstone with flint gravel floors . 

The new geography rooms and History rooms were built in November 1991 . 

Central heating was again ( finally ? ) dropped , as too expensive , but at least in 1964 the Ladies ' exposed stairway was rebuilt with a covered staircase , and a new trolley room constructed under . 

17th-CENTURY KEEPING ROOM 1 This low-ceilinged Keeping Room is constructed with beams and floorboards from a house ( c . 

For these purposes the simulator must be available before the main control room is constructed . 

Mr Broadhurst 's caravan was as unlived-in as an imaginary room constructed to display furniture in a department store . 

They were standing together at the very edge of the platform on which the morning room was constructed . 

The room she entered ran the width of the house , with windows at both ends . 

He had expected to be given the rooms furnished by the College . 

The room is furnished with two iron beds , a shaky table and a stone stool that Roberto , the thirteen-year-old son , has dragged in for me . 

The rooms were well furnished , many with books and hi-fi equipment . 

The rooms of the museum are furnished in the style of the period , with important collections of authentic period furniture , silver , china and art . 

There is a charming drawing room and dining room furnished with antiques . 

All rooms are pleasantly furnished to provide for a relaxed and comfortable stay . 

Locked chambers go back to that pair of ancient riddles , " What is the room you leave without entering ? 

The room we had left was startlingly bright and warm after the black and silver chill of midnight out of doors . 

The rooms where she lived were damp , even while the brief summer had passed . 

It is a nice change from my one little room where I live by myself , and do all there is to do , washing included . 

This was a patch of sand , stone and grass , about twelve feet by six , outside the window of a room in which I lived . 

In this room lived a family of three , Mrs Rosin , her son Joseph , and her daughter Gertie , an unfortunate trio , for all were not only terribly poor -- but dumb . 

They went up to the small room where Eve had lived for as long as she could remember . 

He had clearly discovered the fact that the dining room too was locked against him . 

Heavy oak doors open into an impenetrable warren of bleak rooms painted in regulation Ministry of Works cream . 

The main room too , painted a sea-green which Virginia feared the Charlestonians would ridicule , is dominated by the painted dining table and chairs decorated by Vanessa with her distinctively organic circles , webs and waves . 

Every room is painted in lovely pastel pinks and blues , and I do n't have any toilets , because going to the toilet is horrible and unromantic . 

The room was painted in a cool shade of dusty grey ; Wedgwood grey , a hint of blue , a matching bedspread upon the bed . 

Fortunately it was possible to contain the flames so that only the Redoutensaale , relatively uninteresting eighteenth-century reception rooms remodelled in the nineteenth century and latterly used for conferences , were destroyed . 

But I do remember that in every room he showed me I made sure I was near to the door , the safest point of exit if he tried anything . 

The décor of the room he showed her into was a complete contrast to that of the sitting-room , but just as garish . 

In her room , she sat on the bed and opening her travelling bag carefully took out the satin-lined box . 

The room we sat in contained two television sets , two oak sideboards , slightly lower than the ceiling and four clocks all stopped at different times . 

3 Now estimate the length and height of one of the walls of the room in which you are sitting and then use a measuring tape to check its actual values . 

There was an unguarded wood fire flickering in the room where they had sat with Miss Tuckey , throwing deceptive shadows that stretched and shrank quickly on the walls . 

Such was his ardour that he forced his way into the room where Thatcher sat in tears , threatening in the process to ` flatten " Sir Peter Morrison , who was barring the door . 

They were too nervous and frightened of life to react to or put into words the sounds they heard from the room where their father was sleeping with Rose . 

Assuming that Sophronia is an upper servant , the poem draws no closer to the owners than a description of the room where Biron sleeps and where , Timon-like , he keeps his unread books . 

There is a cherry-wood bathroom , the splendid Pink Bedroom , and the rooms where the Nethercotts ' three sons sleep and play -- one of which sports the only Velux in the house . 

After about five minutes we went into the final check room where we stayed for what seemed ages , most of us in our pre-race trances now , nobody speaking , just moving about , staying loose . 

He immediately phoned his wife from the hotel room he was staying in . 

You are given drugs about half an hour beforehand then you 're wheeled into a big room which is all tiled . 

The 1993 documentary The War Room captures some of his efforts on tape .

As soon as she winds her black belt around her waist , however , her personality undergoes a remarkable change . 

She buckled a stiff hard belt around Alexandra 's waist and stood back to admire the effect . 

The new farmsteads were being built at the same time , set snugly into shelter belts of oak , beech and elm , nursed up by Scots pines . 

For your comfort you 'll find a padded hip belt with lumbar support , a wide angle stand for easy loading and a removable pouch for toys , nappies and the kitchen sink . 

Her petticoat fell next ; then the cami-knickers ; after that the suspender belt with its four suspenders clicking in their release . 

The huge man whose belly flowed over his belt and seemed to cascade down the front of his trousers pointed with the cane . 

He fingered the dials upon a small black box which hung at his belt . 

He 'd just about made it by the time Private Boyd had strapped my gun belt on and issued me with a plastic face visor which fitted with adjustable straps at the back . 

The zip gaped open an inch at his waist , which was cinched in far too tightly by a fake crocodile belt . 

He was wearing a pair of his customary white trousers and a plain white shirt , rolled back to the elbows , with a black belt at his waist and a pair of shiny black shoes . 

A well-fitting sack allows the load to be balanced between the shoulder harness and the hip belt without putting a strain on your shoulders or arms . 

She defined the waist with a wide black leather belt , studded with silver . 

She always had on a brown cotton smock which was pinched in around the waist with a wide leather belt . 

Her waist was pinched by a broad black belt pulled tight by leather thongs . 

Ruane took a key from his pocket that was fastened to his waist belt by a fine chain . 

She had a tiny lace suspender belt under the camiknickers and the elasticated straps of the suspender belt peeped out , fore and aft , to hold up peach silk stockings . 

If Third World countries are to tighten their belts , then their governments have to be prepared for trouble , because starving people get desperate . 

It is advisable to wear a weight-training belt for this exercise because of the strain on the lower back . 

Peter shrugged on his second sleeve and began to button himself up , collar neat , belt buckled . 

His thumb rubbed sensuously along the swollen lower lip while his other hand undid his belt buckle . 

Jimmy went back to his conversation with the tattooed man , his thumb now resting casually in Sean 's belt loop . 

He was thicker set , with a suspicion of belly overhanging the crocodile belt ; his sandy hair had been fashionably crew-cut and he wore glasses . 

The housemaid clearly took this as a side comment to Rose on her character . 

As a rough rule of thumb there seems to be a ratio of 90 per cent teacher comment of the ` do n't do " and ` stop it " variety to 10 per cent praise . 

Given the complexity of the issues involved here , and the fact that discussions which gave rise to teacher comment were frequently lengthy and often contentious , any attempted summary of remarks is necessarily difficult . 

Her spelling was deplorable and she had a habit of adding comments of her own . 

Significantly , some of the most illuminating comments in the book would have been excised if Hughes had pursued his task with quite the systematic rigour he commends . 

Kinnear was found guilty by the FA of directing foul and insulting comments at Cornwall referee Martin Bodenham after he sent off Vinnie Jones in the game with Blackburn at Selhurst Park . 

In Australia news of the split came at 3am Sydney time , and soon after talk-back radio shows were inviting comment from night-owl listeners . 

They might spend much time , therefore , patrolling their school and its classrooms , talking with children and offering comment to teachers . 

I am grateful for the hon. Gentleman 's opening comments , but not very grateful for his latter comments . 

Etna is ` tired and must be thirsty " , he said in a bitter , parting comment as he left his land . 

A more penetrating comment on the statutory test advanced in that 1959 Report was that it sought to control a mere ` tendency " . 

In a series of overtly periodizing comments by these novelists , Flaubert 's oeuvre is deemed to constitute a ` turning-point " in French literary history . 

When they turn up at the office next day looking as if they 've missed out on their sleep , however , they could get more than teasing comments from their colleagues . 

Lest I be accused of caricaturing the West Indian family 's approach to its child 's education , let me add some tempering comments from sportsmen who found their parents ' blend of discipline and encouragement satisfactory . 

All I hear by way of reply are vague comments about massaging the unemployment figures . 

One bit of the letter I did n't like was the comment about strengthening the 1979 Act which , more properly should be abolished altogether . 

The recent draft IT Review , on which any and all views were canvassed , did not result in any comments on computing in the Horticultural Training Programme . 

A new draft constitution was published on Dec. 30 for public comment before being submitted to the National Assembly for approval in March 1992 . 

Just a day after Kevin , 33 , visited his JobCentre , she joked : ‘ People will make sarcastic comments like ‘ She 's done it for the £7 child benefit ’ . 

Several years ago , I embarked on a course in life drawing at a reputable London college , where the tutor would often make comments such as , ‘ Splash it on , art is purely self-indulgence ! ’ 

Physically demonstrate various ways of interacting socially with others , indicate how she might make positive comments about another child , and show her how to play constructively . 

One slide about careless talk and spies immediately provoked comments about an episode from Dad 's Army . 

Soviet leaders have made no direct comment about events in Eastern Europe -- except to welcome reformist changes when they happen . 

Once the child has calmed down the parent can make a brief comment about it all being over now and then continue as if the tantrum had not occurred . 

Teachers of art are more likely to write books of instruction , and in their efforts to educate their students may make comments about the traditions they admire and from which they hope their students will learn . 

The fact-finding visit comes in the aftermath of an upsurge in loyalist violence and comments by Albert Reynolds that the violence underlined the urgent need for inter-party talks to be resumed . 

By contrast , here is a comment by an anthropologist who went to see the work of Mark Rothko . 

However , comments by the American Banker 's President that U S industry must shed more jobs , saw Wall Street lose thirty four points . 

William Emser has resurrected for us a brilliantly stupid comment by the eighteenth century classical scholar Bentley on these lines . 

What a depressing comment by Derrick Edwards , Dorset 's community care co-ordinator . ( 22 April , page 6 ) . 

I have not seen that comment by doctors , but I assure the right hon. Gentleman that that is not the situation . 

COMMENTS by a Government minister have raised fears that evening and weekend rail services in Strathclyde may be cut if privatisation goes ahead , according to Brian Wilson , Labour 's Scottish transport spokesman . 

Engineers at British Steel have reacted warily to comments by Ian MacGregor , the corporation 's chairman , about the possibility of bringing out of mothballs two direct-reduction ironmaking plants in Scotland . 

The lack of continuity and progression for many pupils has been a subject of regular critical comments by inspectors in their evaluations of schools . 

They therefore encouraged correspondingly narrow-based teaching which had attracted adverse comments by Her Majesty 's Inspectorate ( HMI ) in the National Secondary Survey . 

This echoed earlier comments by Mandela that the first non-racial government would be a coalition . 

It was the comment b y a member of one kind of society on a quite different one , poorer , less directly governed from the centre , and therefore to be despised . 

He said he had no doubt that there was uncertainty amongst Protestants , which could be traced directly to recent comments by British ministers . 

It is perhaps significant that the first reported comment by a United States court on the Convention concerned this very area . 

It read : ` I have decided not to make any further comment concerning the change of ball during the lunch interval at Lord 's on Sunday . 

Livingstone and Wilkie make a number of comments concerning their findings . 

Corbett also makes an interesting comment concerning tigers ' sense of smell , which has a bearing on their natural instincts -- man not being the natural prey of tigers . 

This drew the comment from Bertrand Russell that both East and West did not really want disarmament . 

Apart from the usual ` we 'll let you know " comments from the club about this and other matters like who is the new chairman ; who are the new directors ? 

And I have regular letters and comments from returning guests saying how friendly and helpful the staff have been . " 

In this connection the comments from two of the participants were typical . 

In Lothian draft policy guidelines have been prepared which , after comment from key professionals and service users , will form the basis for discharge agreements . 

All too often , conservators have been asked to make important decisions affecting the state of a work of art without informed comment from other specialists . 

There were , though , comments from staff which indicated that assessment is still an area where further development work is needed . 

In the past the normal essay was handed in complete in final draft , and marked with a grade and a few sentences of comment from the teacher . 

The only comment from Tek Pokharel of the Nepal Mountaineering Association was that it was a question of managing numbers , not limiting them : ` Everest is a big mountain " , he said . 

A glimpse in the mirror , or the well-meant comments of an old family friend , may remind us that we are growing to look like our parents . 

Seldom has a team been so fired up prior to a major match , due largely to the pompous comments of Tipperary manager Babs Keating , who should have known better . 

The comments of officials and newspaper correspondents are consistent with the conclusions drawn from the statistics , and show more precisely the areas where cattle stealing prevailed . 

But we were not moved to write about them , possibly because they were so very much themselves , any personal comment of ours might seem an intrusion . 

Certainly the comments of passers-by were very favourable , most saying it was high time something was done , that the path had been in a shocking state , etc . 

I would place a great deal of emphasis on my own impressions , the comments o f people in authority and I would focus on the key personalities in the ` drama " . 

A brief comment on each of these areas will confirm the point made last year that areas with strong market positions and fixed supply situations held up reasonably well . 

The initial débâcle was as much a comment on the inability of society--as of the Red Army--to withstand the blow directed against it . 

Among the criticisms voiced , there were comments on jargon in the specifications ' language and on the need for more guidance on assessment and , especially , on merit . 

As reported in the proceedings of the institute , this was followed by some comments on river maintenance which might have been made only yesterday. : 

The town trustees say they would welcome any comments on the scheme . 

All in all , though , this is still likely to be the sharpest comment on the venality and duplicity of the American political process you are likely to find this side of November ` 92 . 

Cannabis was widely used in the Middle East during this period , and it seems unlikely that the practice in itself would seem remarkable enough to cause any comment among Arabs . 

It is not suggested that the teacher should keep up a non-stop commentary or continually repeat the children 's answers and comments for the benefit of the rest of the group . 

Some weeks ago , during the course of a top-security reconnaissance mission , you committed a serious breach of discipline and security by voicing certain dangerous comments over an open radio transmission . 

` One occasionally sees a comment regarding cut-rate estate agency prices ; however , this is usually for a reason , either buying business or desperation . 

All comments regarding the Medau News should be sent to Adrienne Ring or Hilda in the Office . 

As staff at our branch do not wear jewellery , there were lots of angry comments regarding the member of staff on the front of the March issue wearing a necklace . 

If necessary you should add any comments regarding the running of the procedure in the space provided on the NEWOED1 form . 

I should , however , be grateful if you would advise me as early as possible if you have any comments regarding the proposals . 

Customers who were not known to smile for years actually could not help making the odd comment to the cashiers . 

` I used to make a lot of comments to David about this friend . 

However , Mrs Thatcher showed little sign , in comments to the House of Commons , of relenting over early participation in ERM . 

Judge Robin David , QC , made the comments to a jury dealing with a burglary case at Chester Crown Court where Hindley and Brady were tried . 

They had just read out their fax number for anyone who wanted to send a comment to the show when the phone rang . 

As one who arrived in Edinburgh while George Montgomery was Dean of the Faculty of Medicine , may I venture to add some brief comments to Sir Alistair Currie 's excellent obituary ( 13 February ) . 

He has no comment on why they wo n't pay more -- except that he is certain that the city is not becoming ungovernable . 

There has been surprisingly little comment as to why minority communities in New York , Chicago , Los Angeles and elsewhere , once poor but benign and culturally engaging , are now centres of terror and despair . 

The Report concluded with the comment that the Committee felt it was not prepared to express any opinions about the reconstruction of the War Department . 

His unsuccessful serious plays had drawn on the Harold Pinter trick of having two different conversations continuing at the same time , and they were often returned with the comment that he had copied the playwright . 

However , some did make the comment that they found it difficult to get details on the new systems . 

One frequent source of judicial comment was commoners ' rights over the Downs , frequently abused it would seem . 

It seems that Julia 's irritated remarks have been heard once too often by Karen and Sarah , and some angry comments have recently been made . 

The example given on page 58 gives quite concise comments that were certainly very helpful to the designer . 

It is essential that a chairman capable of controlling the meeting be appointed ; no negative or critical comment must be allowed at this stage . 

He peered at the menu displayed with accompanying admiring press comment outside the Trattoria San Giorgio , and decided you 'd be lucky to get out of there under £20 a head . 

Weekend press comment about the fragility of the recovery meant they were not expecting good news . 

Appendix 3 has a chart that includes some detailed evaluation comments from participants . 

Mr Nibbs tempers the Nail 's desire for vengeance against the King , insisting that the King be treated justly -- taken down a peg or two without injury . 

Ealdorman Torhtmund , a loyal servant of Aethelred , who slew Ealdred in vengeance for his lord in 799 , was warmly recommended by Alcuin to Charlemagne in 801 when he visited the Frankish court . 

Some sort of warped vengeance for him being your mistress 's previous lover ? " 

Some made hazardous , roundabout trips to join the Pretender via the Orkney Islands and Norway , but the government 's vengeance on those who could not get away was relatively restrained . 

Thus ended Stamford 's prestigious university history , destroyed first by the vengeance of the church and later by the jealousy of Oxford University . 

As a result of this curse , she set about devouring any children she came across , in perverse vengeance for having lost her own . 

Which is why he shot Moma Parsheen , in sheer rejection of her bitter vengeance . " 

Her desire was never to see or speak to Ellen again but of course she could not allow herself such a luxurious vengeance . 

What if he were to be punished for his vengeance by a plunge into the nerve-glove ? 

He had meted out vengeance to his chief enemy , Grant , so any further attack upon mere pawns would be unnecessary , therefore illogical . 

In his heart the boy Jaq vowed vengeance against daemons and against psykers who were conduits for daemons for stealing his parents from him and bestowing upon him the honour of being raised by missionaries . 

However , his furious return in Act IV , demanding vengeance for the murder of his father Polonius , begins to tie in with Hamlet himself . 

Believing their leader on the verge of death and the vengeance of Asuryan about to descend upon them , his discouraged followers took up their leader 's body and fled the shrine , leaving the best and the noblest of the Elf princes dead within . 

The government 's official vengeance was less severe than Cumberland 's private campaign . 

She swore detailed vengeance on the woman , her dogs , her kids , with intimate reference to various feminine rudiments and effluvia that I for one had never come across . 

Cut off from their life of happiness and prosperity , the Paluccis swear vengeance on the family who have caused their ruin . 

His last message read : ` There are many who believe this disease is God 's vengeance . 

Yet , whilst the Burmese retain a grudging respect for the British , they exact a characteristic vengeance upon the sanctified edifice of their former masters . 

The Turks took advantage of the situation to reoccupy Serbia and they exacted a terrible vengeance on the helpless Serbs . 

The old forests burned as the Dark Elves took vengeance for their long exile . 

After all , I had taken vengeance on her behalf as well as mine . 

Did you not tell me that all the surviving females of the family have fled there , to take refuge from my vengeance ? " 

He found them at Neath Abbey , and the king was taken to Renilworth Castle while Isabella and Mortimer proceeded to wreak their vengeance on his supporters . 

Fears that the US occupation would wreak vengeance on those who had assisted the war effort , brought about the sabotage of industrial plant and industrial output fell to less than a third of pre-war levels . 

Mr Morse , a major buyer at the sale also paid 1400gns and 1350gns for other Netherallan shearling gimmers . 

It does not take long for the difficulties encountered in finding a buyer at the contingent price during earlier disposals to be forgotten . 

This process is analogous to a buyer at an auction paying more than he can afford because he allows himself to be swept along by the bidding . 

In looking for buyers for the gold-producing assets , Hanson has been helped by the recent upturn in the gold price . 

It was not always easy for a private householder to find buyers for a large number of packets of soap ! 

After she went out one afternoon they decided to steal the equipment and had arranged a buyer for it for £130 . 

A few years ago , the biggest buyers of global equities were in Japan or Britain . 

A buyer of goods can sue the seller or a third party for conversion if he has ownership of the goods even though he has not yet got possession of them . 

This expresses the willingness of buyers of bills to hold the existing stock . 

Because not enough information is given to buyers on the sheer expense and time needed to feed , train , groom and generally care for a dog . 

This is illustrated by the way in which the initial margin payments do not flow from the buyer to the seller of a futures contract . 

This is not , however , the normal effect of a clause authorising the buyer to sub-sell the goods . 

A third of vehicles on sale at used car dealers have been found to be unfit for the road , leaving their buyers with big repair bills . 

On the timing of the sale he said : ` We are not actively seeking buyers nor actively looking to sell the shares . " 

The stake was sold to a single buyer through Warburg Securities . 

` Sure , a few of the Consortium would find buyers outside of Stark . 

The seller informed the buyer in writing that , if he did not pay the balance by a given date , the seller would try to re-sell the cars . 

The seller is concerned about being paid and the buyer about getting hold of the goods . 

No real concession should be won by the buyer in moving away from an insultingly low offer . 

The net effect of the proposal , therefore , is that the salesperson is offering a benefit to the buyer at very little cost to himself . 

The buyer exercised the option , but then did not complete the contract , so the seller took him to court . 

The Liberation of St Peter , by Mattia Preti , went to an anonymous buyer . 

In Thornett v. Beers ( 1919 K.B. ) the buyers of some barrels of glue had examined only the outside . 

` But books are on offer at different prices , and the book buyer is undoubtedly confused . 

Most good dealers are compulsive buyers , and it takes a sympathetic backer to control without stifling flair . 

The only cloud on the immediate horizon is raising a mortgage -- especially if you are a first time buyer . 

Just as he had done on over 100 occasions during the previous three years , the seller sold some animal food to the buyer . 

French museums were alerted to the painting a little over a year ago when its owners contacted them after finding a foreign buyer . 

And they say any spare cars are being snapped up by foreign buyers . 

FALLING interest rates may be good news for home buyers but they do n't do savers any favours . 

This would save a home buyer with a thirty thousand pound mortgage just over eleven pounds a month . 

We will introduce Housing Cost Relief , weighted toward those in need and available to house buyers and renters . 

Westbury Homes , based in Cheltenham , sells more than two thirds of its houses to first time buyers . 

The developer or his land buyer should act as the catalyst in such situations . 

SALES of sheltered housing units are falling because older people can not find buyers to purchase their existing properties . 

Selling Old Trafford to a first-time buyer on a 100 per cent mortgage would be easier than selling Manchester for the 1996 Olympics . 

So what things should a potential greenhouse buyer consider before making the purchase ? 

Reeves-Smith was an inveterate buyer of books , and it was said that he bought a hotel in Seaford , Sussex , to accommodate his library . 

After all , the buyer wanted to own a car not a computer program . 

Buyers of expensive luxury motors and sports cars may save a mint . 

So , all told , roughly three-quarters or more of recent cash buyers had a clear preference for cash . 

The buyer paid the cash sum but failed to deliver the two ` trade-in " lorries . 

Our client intends to sell the entire Company to one buyer in a 100% cash for shares transaction . 

British companies were the most active buyers , picking up 87 foreign companies worth $2 billion 

We entirely accept the need to avoid a single buyer acquiring too many bus companies . 

If the buyer is a limited company , it is important to check that you are obtaining instructions from the appropriately authorised personnel . 

The two industrial giants are separately probably the two largest buyers of personal computers in corporate America , and in alliance could drive the prices they get to below cost ; the proposed alliance would also set stricter terms on speed of delivery and on quality of service . 

They sold to the second buyers for the purpose of compounding into food for pigs and poultry . 

The proposed Commonhold system would give flat buyers greater control over their homes . 

Estate agent Stephanie , 25 , was kidnapped in January as she showed a prospective buyer around a house in Great Barr , Birmingham . 

The Bulls Head in Hereford found a buyer at £100,000 pounds and the Burley Gate Inn in the city went for 120,000 . 

CB takes care of the notaire who is the dread of British buyers of French property . 

Bonuses , rebates , and discounts related to the buyers ' past purchases from the supplier have also been frowned upon by the authorities . 

According to his findings , 53% of buyers made their purchases as a result of instore promotions . 

The clever trader secures his buyer before he makes his purchase . 

The forecast mechanism proposed here is one which is much to the advantage of the buyer , since it carries no obligation upon the buyer to purchase all or any of the forecast quantities . 

An unnamed buyer has agreed to purchase the site for an undisclosed sum . 

Ralemberg said he already had a buyer for the wine , a vintner living in Trinity . 

However , the three would-be collaborators for the grand tour each revived one of their ballets for three performances by the Ballet Club at City Hall , Cape Town , in July and August ; this was when Yvonne Blake danced the Scarlet Woman . 

The authors would welcome comments -- critical or otherwise -- from colleagues and collaborators in the task of generating enthusiasm and understanding of mathematics . 

Jo , my collaborator in disposal ( old , fat , black and stationary , glued to the heat of the incinerator : ` Hey ! " 

His spare time was devoted to the study of the castle , in which he was ably assisted by Clifford Perks , his former collaborator on several papers , and later by Mark Cheshire , a former pupil . 

Oliver 's sister , Philippa ( ` Pippa " ) , became her lifelong collaborator on many feminist issues . 

An early oval fort of pre-Roman times with a later broch in one corner , perhaps added by the Votadini even though they were supposed to be collaborators with the Roman occupiers . 

Since the departure of his musical collaborator Chaz Jankel , in the early Eighties , however , Dury has rarely recaptured his rude panache on record . 

Einstein and his collaborators had , therefore , to be very careful how they defined what they meant by physical reality . 

Morris was to become his architectural collaborator , in effect succeeding Campbell in this role , the contact presumably having originated at Pembroke House , the building of which appears to have constituted Lord Herbert 's architectural apprenticeship . 

At Serrano 's suggestion , Franco assumed the Interior portfolio himself , although the Ministry was effectively run by Serrano 's close collaborator , José Lorente Sanz . 

Scott was so taken aback that Palmerston immediately withdrew his suggestion of a collaborator . 

The warden , Leopold Finch , was one of James II's Tory collaborators . 

In 1926 E.A. Preobrazhensky , a close collaborator of Leon Trotsky and a one-time collaborator of Bukharin , published his book The New Economics . 

A celebrated writer of fairy stories , Perrault was also a collaborator of Colbert 's , and the man who prevented Bernini from realising his projected façade for the Louvre . 

He met his collaborator of forty years ' standing Dr Annegrit Schmitt ( now his wife ) when she presented her thesis to the Graphische Sammlung in 1952 . 

The other sees him as a collaborator with the forces of oppression . 

He kept up an unrelenting gentle moral pressure on his authors or collaborators , and as a commentator , like Tolkien he selflessly put much of himself into the work of others . 

Fortuitously , the catalogues raisonné of three friends and collaborators in the field of experimental printmaking have appeared together . 

In 1927 Gibson introduced his friend and research collaborator , Anton Michels of the University of Amsterdam , to his colleagues in what was by then ICI . 

` Out Of The Cradle " is a project undertaken by Lindsey Buckingham with the help of long-time collaborator Richard Dashut . 

Tanberg told Torsten Wilner , his long-time collaborator , about his plans . 

And behind the steamed-up windows sat their drivers , sometimes alone , sometimes with a companion , sometimes with a carload of passengers . 

A carload of friends and relations drive up to his premises , sign a visitors ' book and ring for service . 

2.30AM Outside a gutted supermarket , I stop to talk to a group of young men pelting two carloads of police with pilfered eggs . 

Shortly three carloads of young women arrived , followed by the limousine carrying Long John Silver . 

` When the Country Court programme was started , building hotels was still quite a sensible thing to do . 

What would you do if they came and built a hotel on this stretch of coast ? 

Delves said he was trying to strike a deal with an American corporation to build a hotel in the mountains . 

Them somebody noticed the fact that the weather here is fantastic all the year round , spotted that the beaches here are superb , and decided to build a hotel or two . 

If you want to build an hotel in an attractive location how attractive does it have to be ? 

For himself he built a hotel on the corner of the ancient Coal Road West Auckland Road and called it the Alma . 

Developers had planned to construct a hotel , leisure and golf course complex on the hill 's summit , which is the source of five rivers , 40 per cent of Penang 's freshwater , and home to a number of rare species , including flying lemurs and giant squirrels . 

EC aid plea A EURO MP is to meet EC Commissioner Bruce Millan to press for funds after the cliff landslide which destroyed a 110-year-old hotel . 

Two is n't multiplicity and Castelfonte never was in running order , and now they were living in hotels . 

His wife died in 1902 and for the twenty years of his retirement he lived in hotels . 

So a few days later I moved to an hotel , the Hotel España ( solo apartamentos ) on the Plaza Españia . 

About 50 UN envoys monitoring the violence moved from their Johannesburg hotels to the suburbs after four were attacked . 

That afternoon I moved to a quiet little hotel on Fifth Avenue . 

Dora Bryan stars in this hilarious , smash hit , musical comedy , which follows the fortunes of a group of retired Vaudeville performers who reside in a run down long-term hotel . 

Some date back to the 13th century , and The Sign of the Angel hotel was built in 1480 for a wool merchant . 

Both hotels are built in the traditional ` sugar cubes " style , whitewashed to reflect the glare of the sun . 

This pleasant hotel is built on a slight rise , and has excellent views of the mountains behind it and down to the village in front . 

The hotel was built in 1848 as a coaching inn by Frances Anne Vane Tempest , Marchioness of Londonderry whose great grandson , Sir Winston Churchill inherited it in 1921 . 

The first international hotel has been built , so get in quick if you want to escape the package tourists . 

They demanded the very best in everything , especially in accommodation and service and so the very best hotels in Europe were built to cater for their every whim . 

Was , because a few years ago the hotel burned down and has gone forever . 

Buses were destroyed and a luxury tourist hotel burnt to the ground , although no holidaymakers were injured . 

Five minutes walk from the main street of Taormina and situated beside public gardens , this hotel is ingeniously constructed into the side of the cliff . 

They refer variously to ` depictions " or ` expressions " of the crime . 

Yet , taken overall , such depictions of specific , recent historical events were rare . 

Some still claimed the Führer was not being told the truth by those around him , and received a far too rosy depiction of the situation . 

A question asking pupils to interpret a 2-D depiction of a 3-D situation was included in the GT4 reference test and reported earlier ( p.40 ) . 

More adequate pictures involve the depiction of theories as structured wholes of some kind . 

The wildebeest of the Ngorongoro crater in Tanzania show an interesting ecological dependency in their patterning of dispersion and mating ( Estes 1966 ) . 

Only when the angle of impact is less than about 20° above the surface is the direction of the body preserved , as an elongation of the crater in the impact direction . 

He was descended from Nevil Maskelyne [ q.v. ] , astronomer royal , who had a crater on the moon named after him . 

It is possible that this surface , which is not entirely obliterated in the intercrater plains , predates almost all the craters on Mercury . 

Further along is Jingle Pot , another large crater of no great depth . 

One of the earliest events in Mercurian history of which we have any record is the widespread obliteration of craters near the end of formation , or soon afterwards . 

A series of explosions shook the crater of Mt Mayon , about 200 miles south of Manila , spewing mushroom clouds of ash and sand high into the sky and scientists warned of even greater eruptions to come . 

The adventurous can also canoe down the Amazon , trek through the Patagonian uplands , explore volcano craters , or sail round Cape Horn in a square rigger . 

This has frequently happened on the Halemaumau volcano , which has a deep , circular , pit-like crater about one and a half kilometres across at its summit . 

Such a resolution would also establish whether impact craters and volcanoes exist . 

Most of the lunar highlands are close to being saturated with impact craters , notably on most of the far side and around the south pole ( Figure 6.1 ) . 

That nearly all are impact craters is clear by comparison with the impact craters on the Moon , with which they bear a striking similarity . 

I would recommend them only for the casual observer who wants little apart from views of lunar craters . 

FIGURE 6.7 The lunar crater Copernicus , imaged obliquely by the Apollo 17 astronauts . 

This is as true of volcanoes and meteoric craters as of the functional orifices of animals . 

From Talagaad a narrow roads climbs up the side of the crater and enters the city via a tunnel bored through the rock of the rim wall . 

First , all the activity may be confined to the summit crater at the top of the volcano , just where one might expect it to be . 

Because much of the erupted magma was gas-poor , we propose that a subsurface connection exists between the intrusion and the summit feeder conduit ( Fig. 3 ) allowing gas to escape at the summit craters . 

Frequently , too , there are major structural changes to the volcano , with a large part of it being blown away or collapsing to form a gaping crater , up to several kilometres across . 

Like dacite domes , rhyolite domes often form within the crater of a preexisting volcano , but they may equally well pop up at the surface as isolated extrusions , not visibly related to any volcano . 

A week later the first steam and ash began to erupt from a newly formed crater on the summit . 

Eyewitnesses report seeing glowing rocks and ash spouting from the crater . 

Second , it 's possible for some explosive activity to take place in the summit crater , but for most of the lava to be erupted quietly from a vent or fissure on the flanks of the volcano . 

The pilot was winched to safety after Saturday 's crash , but the Paramount Studios staff had to stay overnight in the crater . 

A simple path descends into the crater at the western end to reveal the place of debouchure of Great Douk Cave , a stream emerging in a small waterfall : a picture for the camera . 

A great crater had been formed , most of it below sea level , and soundings showed that where land had once stood 300 metres above sea level , the water was now 300 metres deep . 

The three main types of contractions and five subtypes that we have noted have both similarities and dissimilarities to those described by Narducci et al in the left hemicolon in its normal location .

There are important dissimilarities between the United States and Britain in terms of geography , demography , and social history .

True enough , and , despite the dissimilarities among families , the impressions taken from each matrix are likely to be of similar depth and importance .

This allowed them to include in their theory dissimilarities in free volume between polymer and solvent , together with the corresponding interactions .

Then there are charades , cards and midnight mass at Sandringham church . 

He was ordained in Dublin two years ago and returned to Bolton to give his first mass at St Joseph 's Church near his home . 

The Pope did officiate at a public mass at the Lighthouse on Oct. 11 . 

The Centenary mass for the Beatification of John Henry Cardinal Newman is being held at the Oratory , Birmingham , ( NOT Rednal as it usually is ) on Saturday , 11th August , at 11.00 am . 

Nick had got the now , so there were no jokes , no idle chit-chat . 

Cindy 's half-hour of fashion chit-chat on MTV , titled House Of Style , features the covergirl with an assortment of gal pals -- Sandra Bernhard , Naomi , Linda et al . 

It was , for instance , the Formalists ' avowed aim and intention to create a scientific alternative to subjective chit-chat about literature . 

She sits there , nearly crushing the spindly , modish bench some twee designer has deemed appropriate for business chitchat . 

She understood that he was imagining her in a swimsuit with sleek hair at the local pool or in a short , white dress on a tennis court . 

The glimpse of red through the fence around the pool was the child 's swimsuit , but every minute Liz was more on edge . 

He was regarding her with unnerving concentration , until she felt she wanted to duck down under the water , fearing her swimsuit was see-through or something …

It did n't take her long to change into her jade swimsuit and moments later she walked on to the poolside . 

People in swimsuits or shorts and tops strolled at liberty on the wide sands . 

She touched the image of a gawky-limbed child in a knitted swimsuit . 

` There 's no way I 'm going to be able to wear all these outfits , " she protested loudly as he selected one ravishingly pretty swimsuit after another . 

Go out and treat yourself to a new revealing swimsuit so you have got something to aim for . 

Angry with herself for reacting to him , she peeled off her wet swimsuit and vigorously began to towel her body . 

All lodges have a useful drying cupboard for wet swimsuits , skiing clothes and fishing gear . 

She wore a black swimsuit , a huge straw hat with the brim pinned back and a bad-tempered scowl . 

In navy rope-soled canvas espadrilles , a white cricket hat and a yellow swimsuit under the shirt , she 'd felt equipped to face whatever the day might bring . 

For some years Amnesty International has gazed with envy at those charities and voluntary organizations that have found it relatively easy to attract donations and sponsorship of events from companies . 

My constituents often look with envy at the relatively low freight costs for transport from the Scottish mainland to the Western Isles compared with transport costs from the mainland to the northern isles . 

" No thanks , " he said , though with a note of envy in his voice . 

There was a tinge of envy in his tone , for his humdrum childhood home in Croydon had not provided him with the kind of ` things " his taste now craved . 

Unmitigated infantile anger , and subsequent envy of what the other possesses , has a murderous quality . 

For a person who has been severely deprived in early childhood , envy of the baby who is receiving all the care that was and still is so much wanted can feel intolerable . 

Criticism of others : Understandable bitterness and envy of the apparently normal lives of other people frequently result in generalised criticism in all directions . 

Their envy would be misplaced , argues Christopher Wheeler , an analyst at Lehman Brothers in London . 

Of course , Jim had instantly seen what I 'd missed all along with my stupid envy . 

Russia 's envy is understandable when , under communist government , the state 's doctors were so slightly rewarded as to make illegal private practice inevitable . 

She had heard dark mutterings about him but after a few minutes of talking with him she was ready to put it down to common envy . 

Many other parts of the United Kingdom view our progress with some envy . 

Their employers were quick to stoke up popular envy through the press if players even temporarily forgot their good fortune . 

By speaking out about envy between women , comedy can play a part in helping us to heal it in ourselves . 

This is a style of abuse that has excited some natural envy among professional satirists . 

Mums who struggle for 12 hours or more to give birth look with envy on those lucky women who have short labours of two to three hours . 

Under these conditions we have little option other than to accept that we can do little more than look with envy towards those farmers in New Zealand making a living without the ` benefit " of subsidies . 

The down side has included a touch of envy from rivals determined to bring the Barcelona champion down to earth . 

As we have seen , conscious or unconscious envy of what the other is , or has , underlies much of the fury and frustration which is expressed in physical violence . 

On my side , I burned with less envy of Charlie than I 'd imagined I would . 

` It 's typical of Socialist envy to suggest that people ought to earn the same . 

And the second feeling is one of extreme envy at their apparent cosiness . 

In its most extreme form envy underlies much marital violence and baby battering , the actual batterer often carrying not only his own unconscious envy but that of his partner as well . 

But it is n't easy to be envied , any more than it is to feel envy . 

For the first time , Hank did not feel a pang of envy at his friend 's being already at work ; he felt he was doing better than any young policeman could hope to do . 

Zaborski looked up at the man he had selected and felt a little envy that the gods had bestowed so much on one so young . 

She looked into his eyes , into their endless blackness , seeking silent reassurance that he would inflict no more pain .

Our factsheet Will Making for Homeowners gives additional information , but there is no substitute for a solicitor 's reassurance on matters such as this .

Packers anxious reassurance that they are all portraits ( relieving us of the potentially dangerous task of distinguishing those that are not ) requires him to identify and locate a sitter or sitters .

Reiterating that ` there 's no such thing as ` race " " offers only the frail reassurance that there should n't be a problem .

As winter approaches it makes sense to include details of the school 's procedures for short notice closures with a reassurance that young children will never be sent off to an empty home .

I became slightly unnerved by the frequent reassurances I was given by fundholders that they would n't do anything to ` upset the applecart " or disadvantage their colleagues ' patients .

The time is fast approaching where both the stock market and Eurotunnel 's bankers require something a little more concrete than vague reassurances that it will be all right on the night .

The nuns had gasped and gone to the Mother Superior for reassurance that they would n't be infected by the infidel in their midst .

There were those in Parliament who felt that things had already gone too far , despite the Home Secretary 's reassurances that it was too soon for legislation .

This means a longish visit , as the mother needs explanations and reassurance about the test . "

It is always wise for the counsellor to be aware of any possible worries that the counsellee might have about the meeting , and have ready some words of reassurance about the purpose of their meeting .

Lorne wanted reassurance about his youthfulness , athleticism and general popularity .

The Duke was offering bland reassurance about the scanty news of the day 's skirmishes .

But she did n't want Karen 's reassurance now , for she turned her back , furious that anyone had seen her upset .

` We have been given reassurances that the water is safe to drink and it was just the long hot summer but we are not so sure .

For the TA 's members in Yorkshire , can my right hon. friend give any reassurance to the House in connection with the Yorkshire Volunteers , which will next year celebrate its silver jubilee ?

In addition , this system inserts a non - democratic forum -- the House of Lords -- into the heart of the state as a bulwark against radical change .

It was possible to present Franco as a bulwark against foreign malice because , in the course of its history , Spain had been invaded or its fortunes adversely affected by foreigners on many occasions .

Effectively this meant sponsoring ` democratic , autonomous and responsible " unions as a bulwark against Communist influence .

The Comecon countries of Europe other than the USSR -- Bulgaria , Czechoslovakia , the GDR , Hungary , Poland and Romania -- are part of Russia 's bulwark against the capitalist West .

The ideological reason is that Mr Subirachs 's works take further towards completion a cathedral Gaudi conceived as a bulwark against subversive new dogmas such as Marxism and anarchism .

Finally , there was Hitler 's image as the bulwark against the nation 's perceived powerful ideological enemies -- Marxism/Bolshevism and , above all , the Jews .

They are a bulwark against that dark night : the candle that protected us in childhood .

Moreover prisoners ' families are often regarded either as an essential bulwark against future recidivism of those in custody , or else helpless victims of circumstances in need of support .

The Christian moral law is a bulwark against this , whenever men can be taught to respect it .

This provides a necessary bulwark against the danger of an all-powerful state invading the individual 's liberty .

The eastern solution to Germany 's problems was to create an area of unified language , unified identity , unified wealth and settlement , a bulwark against the barbarism and poverty of the Poles .

Coloureds and Indians have tended to support the National Party -- one estimate is that 60% of them gave it their backing in mid-1992 -- because they saw it as a bulwark against black domination .

As long as Mr Neal remains a strong bulwark against these incursions , nothing very significant is likely to happen .

Until then the security forces remain the ultimate bulwark against the breakdown of society .

Western liberals and the Left once again found their credulity stretched in defence of the one state which most of them saw as the only bulwark against Nazi Germany .

Mr Khasbulatov , who like Mr Yeltsin played a prominent role in foiling the coup , says Congress is a bulwark against dictatorship and described the four-day session as a triumph for stability and democracy in Russia .

Indeed , international events conspired at this particular juncture to enhance the moral reputation of the USSR as the primary bulwark against oppression .

Becoming so embroiled strains the relations with kin and co - villagers , threatening the only bulwark against the malevolence of the world outside .

In practice , as we shall see , it is not very easy to make effective use of the high tensile strength of timber .

Indeed the strength of the bond makes it difficult to remove the so called cementless hips if a second operation is needed .

In comparing the strength of tendons between animals , research has found that the absolute strength of tendons varies widely in the thoroughbred population .

Other poets , however , had the strength of mind to escape dependence .

All or most cases result from an inborn defect in the formation of collagen , the tough fibrous protein essential for the strength of bone .

Their reaction was so encouraging that it gave me the strength to carry on .

Alan could n't see any way to turn back now , but in any case , he was regaining strength .

A woman 's strength can not last for ever , and water , if it drops continually , will wear away a stone -- yes , even a diamond .

He looked as though by being born he had sapped his mother 's strength and left her a used-up husk .

This provides the all-round strength required to safely contain the sometimes vast amounts of water in a large all glass aquarium .

` As you said earlier , the only person who knows their true inner strength is themselves .

The enduring strength of post-war social and economic policy , for all its frequent and perceived failures , still commanded enough allegiance for the Conservatives to fight it with only danger to themselves .

Everything about him betrayed a man of enormous emotional strength who had never been able to commit himself .

It believes the figures on this basis give a much fairer picture of business performance and underlying financial strength .

` We have all discovered reserves of physical strength and courage which we never realised we had before .

Europe 's political future rests partly on its economic strength .

He fumbled in the pocket of his pants , withdrew the saturated letter and stared at it in dismay . 

Much more rudimentary ( and cheap ) ; are 3 metre cords tied to your heel binding and tucked inside your ski pants . 

She sprang nimbly to her feet and approached him , her hands thrust into the pockets of her baggy camouflage pants . 

Val Kilmer greets visitors to his trailer dressed in black shirt and black leather pants . 

Climbing out of the bath , she dried herself , and dressed in black ski pants and a thick jersey knitted by her mother . 

They can wear a sweatshirt or blouse , with culottes or sweat pants . 

Godfrey wears rib cotton sweater by Nicole Farhi ; cotton track pants by Rykiel Homme . 

She 'd showered and lightened her hair , clipped gold in her ears and at her throat , slid into a renaissance shirt and pants of soft silk and called a cab . 

He was wearing only a sleeveless vest and a pair of short pants that reached almost to his bony knees . 

Gnasher then sported a fetching pair of rubber pants and the carpet was spared further soiling . 

She wears a large loose-knit white sweater and a pair of tight black pants . 

So she stood up , and pulled down her pants , and rolled on her dark-brown bathing-costume , under her dress , as she had done on seaside holidays , and then pulled that off too . 

Philip was called upon to build a wine cellar dug out of the side of a hill . 

When they were blindfolded Zack entered the cellar , with two men behind him . 

He had proposed that they be left in the cellar , to be liberated later by the police following a phone call from abroad . 

Right up until the four men left the cellar it was touch and go whether they would attack us . 

Marina spends most of her time caring for the younger children who live with her in the cellar -- especially nine-month-old Vedo Besagic . 

What is known about Jane is that she lived in a cellar in Wisbech , earning her living by reaping in the fields in the summer and spinning wool and flax in the winter . 

To his influence and actions may be attributed a significant reduction in the population living in cellars and other ` unhealthy dwellings " and a general improvement in environmental hygiene . 

In St Erconwald 's church , Athelstan had just finished the Mass for the dead and was now blessing the corpse of Tosspot , an old drunkard who 'd lived in the cellars of the Piebald Horse tavern . 

Perhaps The Blob had been locked in a cellar too , in his youth . 

Everything free and decent in life is being locked away in filthy little cellars by beastly people who do n't care . 

Says he 's had to tie the guy up , gag him and lock him in the coal cellar to keep him quiet . 

A pub landlord has been attacked with a knife and locked in his own cellar during a robbery . 

For our part , we all sat in a cellar and talked about other things ( I think ) . 

So the Scouts sat deep in that cellar amidst the jumbled dusty lava-carved genealogy of the Sagramosos . 

` On second thought , I think we 'll go back to the restaurant and sit in their cellar with the other sensible people . 

` Because I 've already told Mr Priest we just do n't have room for any more , unless you want them to sleep in the cellar . 

She had stayed in the cellar for what she thought was about three days and then realised that she had n't felt the vibration of gunfire for some time , perhaps a day and a night . 

The house called Old Ashfield contained seventeen rooms above ground and a labyrinth of cellars built around an ancient underground well . 

The thorax of the large-eyed trilobite is remarkably long compared with the average trilobite ( compare Fig. 33 ) . 

The male then extrudes a packet of sperm from the genital opening beneath his thorax and deposits it on the ground . 

When the fly is in the air , these organs which are jointed to the thorax in the same way as wings , oscillate up and down a hundred or more times a second . 

The thorax is coupled to the wings by an ingenious structure at the wing base , and its contractions causes them to beat up and down . 

The thorax emerges and there on its back are two flat crumpled objects , its wings , wrinkled like the kernel of a walnut . 

The praying mantis has a single ear in the middle of its thorax which it uses for bat detection . 

In 1978 the 10 year old son of a fisherman presented with acute respiratory distress and surgical emphysema in upper thorax , neck , and face after accidentally swallowing a live fish . 

There are a number of similar species from early Cambrian rocks distinguished on the size of the eyes and details of the thorax . 

When describing the sclerites and regions of the thorax the prefixes pro , meso and meta are used according to the segment to which the reference applies . 

On the back of its thorax it has two flap-like sideways extensions of the chitinous shell that look as though they might be the rudiments of wings . 

Radioactive anterior and posterior markers were placed on the thorax opposite the stomach to permit accurate alignment of subsequent images . 

The body was left in an open state for several hours prior to the second stage , when the thorax and abdomen were removed and placed in water . 

The most seriously injured were the pilot , who had a crushed thorax and whose lung had been pierced by one of his ribs , the man with his legs trapped , and the woman with spinal injuries . 

The amounts of material so far available have been insufficient for full chemical characterisation but we have tentatively identified them as corresponding to G34 and G17 extended through the C-terminus to include the C-terminal fragment of progastrin . 

The earlier one concentrated upon fruity characterisations , particularly of Rose 's thespian colleagues , gathered to say goodbye on her engagement to Arthur , a toff , and leaving the stage . 

Experience in molecular biology , cell culture or receptor characterisation would be useful but not essential since full training will be provided . 

Toxin characterisation studies have demonstrated the absence of the structural gene for diphtheria toxin and also in-vitro and in-vivo expression of the protein . 

As the answers themselves acknowledge , the conduct of governments in their relations with each other may be affected by considerations of policy as well as by considerations of legal characterisation . 

Its characterisation as ` slow journalism " , or the view of the latter as instant sociology , are both apt . 

It is true that to discover that an object has a particular fractal dimension D is a valuable addition to knowledge and replaces earlier imprecise characterisations such as ` spotty " , ` stringy " or ` lumpy " . 

The Committee begins by expressing surprise that the position of English within the educational system has " scarcely any history " However , such a revelation could only be surprising in the light of the Committee " s own characterization of " English " as a discipline of education , dependent in itself upon quite recent social developments ( see pp. 44-5 ) . 

Study of the people , according to the discussion in this chapter , involves their characterization according to how the world of work is organized , how social life outside work is structured in its manifold ways , and how politics are constructed ( Johnston , 1990b ) . 

Endothelin-1 has become a major research topic since its discovery and characterisation as a potent vasoconstrictor . 

AEA has launched a new service which offers spray nozzle characterisations by 3-D spatial distributions of droplet size , velocity , and number concentration for manufacturers and users of spray nozzles . 

The synthesis and purification of all oligonucleotides and their characterisation by enzymatic digestion was performed as previously reported ( 3 ) . 

Baden-Powell 's characterisation of street robberies as ` little adventures " also rubs uneasily against other headlines and news stories of the period : ` DARING RAIDS BY BAG-SNATCHERS . 

Here , one starts with a connection in the world , and appears to describe it by way of our characterization of it , the character of our belief about it . 

Ideally one would like to be able to give a general characterisation of suitable sentence types ; unfortunately this is not at present possible . 

The right to intervene does not , in other words , depend on any particular characterisation of the state 's role in corporate creation . 

Such a view differed markedly from Beveridge 's characterisation of marriage as a ` partnership " of equals with different but complementary talents . 

The Gaullist characterizations of the US as covert imperialist and Great Britain as apologetic accomplice had their roots in the war . 

It is the grid for a scene of battle , whether it be the Rout of San Romano by Uccello or Guernica by Picasso .

The upshot was the appalling rout of the Scottish army by the English at Solway Moss on 24 November 1542 .

Alan obliged with a debut goal in the 5-0 rout of Manchester United , one of the Palace matches which will live forever in the memories of those who saw us demolish the Old Trafford outfit .

General Schwarzkopf , summing up the overall result on 27 February , described the rout of the Iraqi army as having been achieved by a ` flanking manoeuvre , trapping thousands of its troops " .

There we watched the rout of the dive-bombers , but the shrapnel pattered down again , and we drew back into the doorway .

Anfield manager Graeme Souness was at the Deva Stadium last Saturday to watch 19-year-old Lambert turn on a wonder show in the 3-0 rout of Chester .

Inevitably , Saturday 's rout of Wales evoked the 1951 match but , though the difference was only one point , the matches had little else in common .

In short , it was a rout of the doomsayers and a vindication of the architects of Desert Storm .

No advice to the government expected victory before 1919 at the earliest , and after the rout of the Fifth Army in March 1918 defeat stared the government in the face .

Gordon Watson , who scored twice in last week 's Coca Cola Cup seven-goal rout of Leicester and again in the reserves on Thursday , now looks certain to fill one of the strikers ' roles .

The default paragraph settings are single line spacing , blocked left margin and ragged line-endings .

There was a frown line bitten deep between the brows , and the forehead was intaglioed with scars .

Now , it was chiselled into remote lines , his eyes a shade slightly cooler than a glacier .

The front of the head is shaved on a line drawn from ear to ear .

Perhaps this is why straight lines do not suggest movement along their length as effectively as slightly curved ones .

Her hair , drawn back from her face into a chignon , was iron-grey , and there were deep lines around her nose and mouth .

In the original clamping area the decline in parking on yellow lines was 40 per cent .

This is distributed in sections which are fed by a series of six rectifiers along the line .

It is in places almost congruent with the tectonic Pacific ; its outline follows the Andesite Line along the western margin of the Pacific plate , from Kamchatka to Christchurch .

Logically , therefore , we must conclude that since accidents do happen then either the system is faulty or someone along the line is not doing his job properly .

Everyone was supportive when I dried up on my one and only line and we had to do it again .

Mudbound tideposts staggered out into the creek , and out across the flats a marram-fastened line of sand-dunes concealed the distant sea .

She lay still , arms spread wide ; one strand of dark hair lay across her cheek like a line drawn in charcoal .

And there were more birds at low tide , gulls sweeping low over the mud , sometimes walking on it , leaving little lines of three-toed tracks .

On the bank a line of children running through a field of clover were knee-deep in mist .

The UK average , based on established test norms , is the line down the middle of the scale .

This data is plotted on the graph and a line is drawn to link the points .

He let the tip of his tongue traverse the valley between her breasts , and continue down over the sensitive midriff to the taut hollow of her belly . 

Jazzbeaux bent to one side , letting the needle pass over her shoulder , and slammed the Daughter 's midriff with her knee . 

For a moment he was still , then he grasped his midriff with both hands , groaned and jumped to his feet . 

I should have kept my mouth shut because he manoeuvred his machine until it was touching my midriff . 

The Old Man , displaying his thickening midriff , standing proud against the ocean . 

He was not fat , although the years had lent a certain dignity to his midriff , he was just huge . 

Point the chin upwards and feel the wonderful stretch from your midriff up to your chin . 

And how on earth did Mr Robin Guthrie squeeze his midriff through the venue 's ludicrous sheep-dip turnstile ? 

Bruno is turned out in a set of white-sequined boxing trunks with blue stripes and a matching set of Masters of the Universe shoulder pads , his incredibly muscled midriff exposed between . 

Jean Paul Gaultier also showed a collection which looked firmly forward , the sexiest pieces being bras , corsets and skirts slit to reveal midriff and belly . 

He found himself confronted now by a midriff and a pair of legs ; the wall behind the legs was draped in scarlet . 

Anne Diamond explained that she could not be at Torquay because of programme commitments and what she called ` another thing " , patting her midriff to show that she was heavily pregnant . 

Rideout faces a three-match ban after catching Peacock right in front of referee Gerald Ashby , who earlier applied the letter of the law when Southall instinctively grabbed a backpass straight at his midriff whilestanding a yard outside his area . 

Joseph leaned outwards and aimed a violent retaliatory blow at his brother 's midriff , but at that moment both rickshaws swerved apart and skidded to a halt.Joseph looked ahead and saw that their side of the boulevard was blocked by two carts with big , iron-rimmed wheels . 

He was half turned towards her , and Maria saw him lift a hand and watched it move towards her , coming to rest against her bare midriff , warm fingers shaping themselves lightly to its gentle curve . 

Were it an elephant , our feet would be in its midriff , our heads just under its rib-cage . 

Its waist was in quite the wrong place about her midriff , instead of under the semi-exposed bosom where Rose Alderley 's muslin petticoats began their graceful fall to the ground . 

The sharp sensation in her midriff shocked her by its intensity . 

Roebuck positioned and braced himself and at the precise moment drove his shoulder into Shelford 's midriff , stopped him instantaneously , before driving him into the Onewa Domain turf . 

She twisted out of Miss Liberty 's grip , and sank a foot into the woman 's midriff . 

I could n't hear and was crying from the pain , but I saw him put his foot sideways into Marius 's midriff . 

As the figure turned the corner from the stairhead passage into the corridor , Grant drove the shotgun butt hard into his midriff . 

Jobson said " do you want to die " and pushed his arm into her midriff . 

He barred her path , sticking his large head within a couple of inches of her midriff and enquiring of her the name of the capital city of Venezuela . 

Directly below this arm , also emerging from one of the circular indents on the midriff , was the gun , suggesting each circle was a panel behind which lay other implements the Dalek might use if required . 

She felt a throb somewhere in the region of her midriff , a throb compounded of relief and a dawning hope . 

Ruth flinched as droplets of water landed on her bare midriff . 

The titty girl on page 3's midriff was stained and transparent with grease from the fish and chips . 

She awoke aware of four things -- it was dark ; the rain had stopped ; her T-shirt had pulled up and strong , warm arms rested protectively on her midriff ; and the back of her was very warm and the front of her was very cold . 

His tunic of undressed deer-skin was patched with mole and tied about with a thong that might long ago have been the tail of a beast . 

A plaited black and grey leather thong cinched her small waist , a discreet gold St Christopher gleamed at her throat , her hair was drawn into a rather severe bun at the nape . 

Deana , rather , was dressed down in old jeans and a slightly stained white blouse , finished off with worn thongs . 

` I 'm not cold , " he said shortly , bending to unwind the thongs from his boots . 

He spoke at a luncheon with local businessmen Thursday , where he explained his country 's efforts to improve industrial infrastructures with foreign investments .

India needs foreign investment to improve its outmoded infrastructure , and it is still starved of the electrical power needed for economic growth .

However , as it would have to develop Hong Kong 's information infrastructure , the bureau should create four new permanent posts .

`` Our aim is to develop the banking infrastructure , cope with global banking modernization , accelerate economic activity and facilitate procedures at a time of high competition worldwide , '' he added .

Orentlicher said Rwanda does not have the infrastructure or resources to administer justice .

Ackerman acknowledged South Africa lacked the infrastructure , competitiveness and experience of other potential host countries , which he blamed on years of international isolation because of apartheid .

Russia , which has strong ties to Sevastopol and the Crimea , had insisted on using the entire fleet infrastructure in Sevastopol as well as some other Ukrainian harbors --- conditions Ukraine had resisted .

Despite significant renovation efforts launched under Sobchak , residents say much of the city infrastructure needs urgent repairs , notably its subway , roads and sewage system .

DEPUTY Prime Minister and Finance Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim yesterday urged telecommunication companies to consider merging and assisting the Government in enhancing the country 's telecommunications infrastructures .

Before leaving Riyadh , Perry said he received guarantees from Saudi Arabia for U.S. military access to its ports and airfields after he displayed spy photo evidence of Iraq 's new military infrastructure .

Last week , he said Moscow might be satisfied if NATO guaranteed it would not move its military infrastructure , above all nuclear weapons , onto the territory of new members .

As part of its preventive diplomacy , Japan will continue studying possible measures to strengthen Macedonia 's fragile economic infrastructure , he said .

Widespread corruption during Mobutu 's 32-year reign is widely blamed for the country 's decayed economic infrastructure .

Milford said the `` all-encompassing indictment includes top leaders , the transportation infrastructure , managers and distributors and the lawyers who assisted the traffickers . ''

Other problems cited were inefficient government services , an inadequate legal structure , poor infrastructure and China 's tight credit policies .

`` We are encouraging the industrial sector in developing countries to put their money into urban infrastructure , rental housing and services , '' N 'Dow said .

Hardest hit was el-Minya , about 220 kilometers ( 135 miles ) south of Cairo , a region whose poor infrastructure and mud-brick homes leave it particularly vulnerable to floods .

The United States , however , may raise questions about certain details of the proposal , such as earmarking funds to repair Iraqi infrastructure .

Much of the city 's infrastructure was damaged by the latest fighting ; sections of the city are bullet-riddled or blackened and scarred by artillery blasts .

`` I really do n't think ( Pakistan ) has the infrastructure for that sort of thing . ''

Analysts said Great Universal could provide Argos with a built-in infrastructure for mail-order shopping .

At this point , he said , Iran was still building an infrastructure for a biological weapons capability .

`` FIFA regrets that the Nigerian Football Association , which has made considerable efforts to provide the necessary sporting infrastructure for the championships , will not be hosting this year 's finals , '' FIFA said .

Today there is an infrastructure for Islamic terror in the entire world . ''

But Lt. Gen. Sir Michael Rose , the U.N. military commander for Bosnia , told reporters in Sarajevo that the U.N. mission to Bosnia depends on ports and infrastructure in Croatia .

The money is to be spent on improving the infrastructure in the Arab neighborhoods of east Jerusalem .

The technology , NEC 's Digital Radio Multiple Access Subscriber System , is expected to boost the telecommunications infrastructure in rural areas of the country .

Government officials also have been frustrated that the international community is not sending more aid to help rebuild the country 's shattered infrastructure .

Much of that includes investments designed to improve India 's backward infrastructure , from electricity and telecommunications to roads and ports .

The contract also gave the firm the right to use the existing infrastructure of the island 's telecommunications company , SETAR , including access to 10,000 phone lines .

He also said a growing threat will come from Southeast Asia , which is only now beginning to expand its tourist infrastructure and promotion .

NEW DELHI , India ( AP ) --- The government on Thursday announced lowering of import duties on 31 lifesaving drugs and some other products and new incentives to attract foreign investment in transport infrastructure .

She said the revenues would be dedicated for border infrastructure improvements and called it `` an idea whose time has come . ''

`` Our aim is to develop the health care infrastructure in India by infusing modern management techniques , '' said Mohan Chellapa , a consultant surgeon at Mount Elizabeth Medical Center in Singapore .

PERTH , Australia ( AP ) --- Construction company John Holland Group Pty. Ltd. has won a US dlrs 36 million ( 50 million Australian dollars ) contract to upgrade railway infrastructure in the Philippines .

Since the strife ended seven years ago , the government has launched a multimillion-dollar plan to rebuild the country 's war-devastated infrastructure .

`` Drought and typhoons have exacerbated the earlier damage to the infrastructure of the country and food aid requirements of the vulnerable groups have risen to an unprecedented level . ''

`` In order to strike at the infrastructure of terrorism , they will have to deal with its leadership , '' Shahal told Israel Radio .

`` The whole infrastructure of pipelines in Russia is very old and bad , '' said Eduard Gismatullin , who works for the environmental group Greenpeace in Moscow .

Internet 2 is the next- generation project to upgrade the infrastructure of the Internet , benefiting tens of millions of users all over the world .

Yaalon said the Palestinian Authority was doing little to destroy the military infrastructure of militant groups , but said they have scuttled plans for attacks , Israel Radio said .

`` This trend admittedly reflects wider access to travel by car and the increasing shortcomings of road infrastructure , '' the report said .

India lacks proper road infrastructure with no super highways linking major cities .

Perhaps the easiest , if not the earliest way to identify the people who are not coping with recent events is to wait until their distress brings them into contact with health or social services .

` My two-year-old son would have to live with my partner 's parents if we both died , " says Ruth , who was brought up in foster homes and has no contact with her own parents .

She is in frequent contact with Mary Pring ( M.C.R. 1983 ) and Sara Fletcher ( 1980 ) .

Jozef put me in contact with an old acquaintance of his , who still works for MI5 .

Make contact with the so-called " special clinic " ( department of genito-urinary medicine ) at your local hospital if you have any reason whatever to suspect that you may have contracted a venereal disease .

The trio will make contact via radios , with the men in the middle physically giving the final decision .

Their numbers were still listed in his address book , just a phone call away , but he felt squeamish about making contact .

It is very natural for you to miss each other , and it is important for you to know where they are and to be able to make contact with them whenever you want to .

` I initially made contact with Ilona because I wanted to be a porn star as well as an art star .

Police established contact with the man after several hours by lowering microphones down the shaft .

I would like to establish contact with anyone who may have information or data regarding them and their service .

Selma has a son in Germany , but she has lost contact with him .

But Air Traffic control at nearby RAF Lyneham lost radio contact almost straight away .

During the siege police negotiators kept constant contact with the couple .

Probably because she never had a father at home to look up to -- " She broke off , biting her lip , knowing she was saying too much and ashamed at her loquacity . 

However , Anderson 's loquacity is only partially suggested by the statistics , for the differences in average turn-length between his utterances and those of the other interlocutors are not always very wide . 

In scene one , for example , Anderson has 14.9 words per turn in comparison to McKendrick 's 11 ; a fact which neither suggests Anderson 's total domination of the conversation nor his loquacity . 

Any intuitions we may have about Anderson 's loquacity and the way in which it is affected by the events of the play are thus lent support by the results of tabulating the distribution of long turns . 

Normally Luce could talk about her life , her thoughts and feelings , her hopes and aspirations , with cheerful loquacity , even adding a touch of embroidery where necessary to provide a little more colour and excitement . 

“ May the Lord bless you and keep you … ” and he reeled off the whole benediction , still clinging to my hand . 

The whistle came again , stronger , almost threatening , and Thomas , pursing his lips , returned the call , raising his hands like a priest giving a benediction . 

Pitt remembers that as a little boy attending church he 'd sit cowering in the pew , afraid the preacher would ask him to come up and give the benediction . 

After I had finished , a Phantom arose in the far corner of the room and proposed a vote of thanks ; and thereafter a Voice somewhere pronounced the benediction . 

Professor Slocombe finished muttering a Latin text over the table of laid-out darts and gave the benediction . 

On his arrest for burglary , he admitted to all his previous offences with the sole aim of obtaining a custodial sentence . 

Financial troubles marred these years : fear of arrest for debt probably motivated his flight to the Continent in November 1777 ; his resignation from the army in May 1780 may likewise have been prompted by such troubles . 

Elizabeth Woodville , informed of the arrest of her brother and of her son by a former marriage , as well as of the young king 's faithful chamberlain , was beside herself with anger and anxiety . 

The arrest of the ` Gang of Four " in October 1976 eliminated them from the power struggle . 

The arrest of two members of the ruling Transition Committee for the Salvation of the People ( CTSP ) was announced in late June . 

The arrest of the bishops and their subsequent house arrest led to condemnation of the government by the United Front for Multi-Party Democracy ( UFMD ) , an opposition group based in Zambia . 

Then came the dramatic arrest of Roderick last August when the Royal Navy frigate Argonaut intercepted his yacht 150 miles south west of Gibraltar . 

Local youths wrecked all but one of the town 's Chinese laundries and a " bit of a riot " ensued which led to Tupper 's arrest for disturbing the peace . 

His face has appeared regularly in newspapers since his arrest , once under a tabloid headline which screamed ` Blue Arrow rogues guilty " . 

Both had been in detention without charge or trial since their arrest following the coup d'état which brought Hafez al-Assad to power in November 1970 . 

His arrest was ordered by the Algiers judiciary after the Ministry of Defence accused him of inciting the army to mutiny . 

Two witnesses have come forward with information that could lead to the killer 's arrest . 

Cruz 's house arrest and dismissal were overturned by the Supreme Court on Dec. 29 , but he remained suspended from office . 

Toplis was eventually cornered by police , I believe in Cumberland , and the murderer was shot dead whilst resisting arrest . 

Since his arrest in England , he had married a 16 year old girl who was pregnant by him and who had now had a child . 

The arrest in Sind of 2,000-3,000 striking PPP activists , including legislators , was reported by the Far Eastern Economic Review of Aug. 15 . 

The two accused boys have been held separately since their arrest on Thursday morning , but it is feared today 's court appearance could provide a flashpoint . 

THE arrest at sea of murder suspect Roderick Newall was compared to piracy yesterday . 

The raids resulted in the arrest of 35 alleged guerrillas , and the seizure of plans for past and future Sendero missions and the identity cards of 176 rebels . 

Jonathan Probyn , from Hardwicke in Gloucestershire , has been held by police since his arrest at his home early yesterday . 

It resulted in some 200 injuries , the arrest of at least 55 people , and extensive damage including the burning of a train depot . 

The documents before the jury showed Mr Quinn 's arrest at 11pm on 23 December and the man 's arrest at 12:50am . 

He evaded arrest and escaped to Norway in 1933 , taking Norwegian nationality , but returned to Germany after the War to become a member of the Bundestag in 1949 . 

After their arrest , Mohammadreza Nezameddin Mohaved and the others were detained in Evin Prison , Tehran , where they were reportedly put under pressure to sign statements condemning their actions . 

The work was centred on the PISAN CANTOS , which were written when Pound was imprisoned after his arrest on treason charges ( for broadcasting in favour of the Fascist cause on Italian radio ) . 

Briefly on hunger strike after her arrest for advocating republicanism , she wrote a pamphlet , James Connolly 's Policy and Catholic Doctrine ( 1924 ) , and a play , Broken Dreams . 

He had not felt justified in making an arrest ; apart from the possibility of a scene , there was no hard evidence of her complicity in the murders . 

` I said ` I 'm making a citizen 's arrest " and , with the help of Martin and another guy , Peter Ryan , I took them round the corner to Hope Street police station . " 

` I can not order the arrest of a senior staff officer within the Ministry on the basis of this . 

The first reaction of the sultan was to order the arrest of the Serbian delegates and to repudiate the Convention . 

On Jan. 30 the JNA once again enraged Croats by ordering the arrest of Croatia 's Defence Minister , Col.-Gen . 

According to sources in N'Djamena , a senior Interior Ministry Official had instructed the police to open fire if Faky Ali Ahmat resisted arrest . 

However , by then feelings were running so high Mr Pennell resisted arrest . 

And one does rather feel that the director was wearing a black polo-neck throughout the film 's shooting . 

I 'm dressed in black jeans , black boots and a dark blue polo-neck over a navy shirt and two vests . 

Beneath her beige raincoat she wore a soft black polo-neck that emphasised the clean curve of her jaw . 

Cotton floral leggings with elasticated waist , £23.90 , XS–L from Benetton . 

They still expected you to come nice and clean with your leggings nice and clean . 

He had changed his yellow leggings and boots for pointed slippers in soft Moroccan leather . 

She got to her feet , carefully brushing a non-existent piece of lint from her skin-tight leggings . 

His fur leggings became saturated as he paced around the edge . 

She bustled around , chucking her tights in the corner and putting on old ballet leggings and socks with holes in to keep warm . 

Prices range from a reasonable £17.50 for their black or white jersey top , to £25.50 for their short-sleeved Lycra tops with shoulder pads and pockets , and £27.50 for their excellent high-waisted Lycra leggings . 

Tight stretch velvet leggings and a violet chenille cable sweater seemed OK . 

From their current Spring/Summer range , tracksuits in fashionable shellsuit fabric for men and ladies are popular , worn with shorts and pleated skirts and new cotton/lycra leggings in coordinating colours . 

Sharon , from Dublin , combined faux fur , denim , silk tweed , suede and linen for her winning look of buckled Cossack coats , tweed jackets and denim leggings on ` The Pure Thrill of Living " theme . 

Brown canvas laced leggings and black leather shoes completed the outfit . 

The youngest of the trio was severely , even ominously garbed in chainmail over serviceable brown woollen leggings and tunic . 

Brand , kitted out in skintight leggings and a vast black smock effort , firstly lulls an audience into a sympathetic mood with a collection of self abusive comments . 

But Paula , dressed in light grey leggings , sweatshirt and a blue denim jacket , looks as cool as a cucumber . 

I strip up , removing trousers and pulling on a pair of light-weight leggings , and just wade in . 

Amanda came back wearing a tee-shirt and black leggings , made herself a large gin and tonic , sat down and drank . 

The two lieutenants seem to differ only in that the officer whose men are field-equipped wears brown canvas leggings . 

Beneath it he wore black velvet leggings , and his feet were encased in black slippers , decorated with gold embroidery . 

Fire crews tackling the blaze were hampered by exploding gas canisters .

She was coming home for three whole weeks and by the time she left for London again the exam results would be nearly due .

On 9/11 , NORAD was scheduled to conduct a military exercise , Vigilant Guardian , which postulated a bomber attack from the former Soviet Union .

This validation exercise further illustrates the ability of large , simple trials to answer important public health questions requiring large sample sizes and to grapple with unexpected results in a responsible and meaningful manner .

Another successful approach is to teach one concept , such as data collection , at a time , allowing time in between for nursing home staff to apply the concept in either a mock workshop exercise , or as a real-life exercise at their own facility .

This paper exercise involved a scenario in which a group of terrorists commandeered a Learjet on the ground in Atlanta , loaded it with explosives , and flew it toward a target in Washington, D.C.

Traditionally , the danger to any management reform is that it can become a hollow , paper - driven exercise .

A six - week exercise and education program produced a total drop in 8 FIQ subscales of 2.4 points [ 22 ] ; these same subscales in this study decreased by 23 .

For the 2001 Positive Force 01 exercise , see DOD briefing ( Apr.

NATO ministers say the exercises are designed to 1 ) scare Milosevic and 2 ) allow NATO to avoid actual military involvement .

'' We hope to be able to practise all five of our exercises , '' one of the organizers told the paper .

Murphy 's comment seems to be an exercise in evading blame . Rather than saying , `` Gosh , I 'm sorry , '' Capt .

For most songwriters after `` After The Ball , '' for everyone from Irving Berlin to Carole King , lyric - writing was an exercise in compression .

This analysis is , of course , an absurd exercise , but no more absurd than anything else about today .

While as an exercise in news judgment this was eminently reasonable , it was also unfair .

But quarreling with an exercise like this , while enjoyable , misses the point .

'' The presidency is not an academic exercise , '' he declared this afternoon to the crowd of `` family farm '' folk in a barn in Perry , Iowa , using one of his favorite lines .

Entries mocking the soppy Harvard sentimentality of this exercise , or Chatterbox 's low moral standing ( as a cyberjournalist ) to be fretting about this problem , are not welcome .

As an English teacher and a linguist , and a writer , I 've been advocating writing as good mental exercise for as long as I can remember .

There is one person with whom I have a fairly regular postal mail correspondence , and that is because we are both trying to make a literary exercise of our writing to each other and he , alas , does not have e-mail .

Prowler jet on a low - flying exercise from the U.S. air base at nearby Aviano cut through the wire of a cable car Tuesday and sent 20 skiers plunging to their deaths .

A cow is blown up during an exercise , and the Americans are showered with bloody chunks of beef -- a harbinger of the insane slaughter to come .

Dotty Harmer , a spinster and stout friend of all animals , lived some quarter of a mile westward towards Lulling Woods . 

His guest list is headed by Mr and Mrs Branagh -- Ken as a Hollywood-based sitcom writer with a faddy Californian wife ( played by Rita Rudner ) and Emma Thompson as the good hearted and love-starved spinster . 

He was delicately stirring his first cup of real coffee of the day in the bone-china cup , deposited by the attentive Frlein Keppel , the neat spinster who waited upon his every legitimate need . 

Prior to World War I , a majority of spinsters faced an often lonely and marginal life in their parents ' home or in the households of a male relative . 

Maisy was a spinster , and appreciated cider almost as much as Sooty ` Silly old bugger , " muttered Knocker , ` but he never makes any trouble , so what can I do ? " 

It had been clear from the start that the spinster had taken an instant dislike to both Ashi and her daughter . 

So we have the nine daughters of Benjamin James Titford : three died young , one remained a spinster , three were Edwardian brides , two married during the early years of the reign of King George V. Their lives would take them far apart from each other and from Curry Rivel itself -- yet they would remain a close-knit family , for all the physical distance which separated them . 

Was this the dreaded writer 's block , or was it merely her desperation to win the SHE/Timotei writing competition that had rendered her completely lost for words ? 

I knew of young people who would rush into marriages , even parenthood , in order to further their passport and visa applications , such was their desperation to get out . 

Her desperation to flee seemed faintly ridiculous now , but she stiffened her failing resolve with the reminder that he had tracked her to Glenshee , giving her no say whatsoever in the matter . 

There was almost a desperation about the way we 'd try and fill our recreational time with something worthwhile . 

He often raises that subject , and we understand his desperation about what will happen to his seat at the next election . 

I share Ken Cook 's desperation at the state of the court system . 

The passionate desperation in his voice brought her eyes wide . 

` All that mob , they 're just out to get their names in the papers and make millions off human desperation with vitamin cures . 

It reveals the desperation of kids to get something from rock . 

I still have it today , and I must admit that the ` poems " indicate the desperation of a lonely adolescent rather than the promise of any talent . 

The surge in sales last month was also directly inspired by price cuts which reflected the desperation of many shopkeepers faced with poor results in December , traditionally the peak buying season of the year . 

Mr Straw claimed that the lack of detail was a sign of the Government 's desperation . 

Nina was all over him again , but more ingratiating this time , controlling her desperation , soothing the wrinkles she had put in his coat , unwrapping his scarf . 

Is not the mugger a person who knows only the language of violence through which to express his desperation ? 

Pop music mirrored the mood of Britain 's desperation -- and its barely expressed hopes -- in a curious way . 

The idea of ` flooded classrooms " might be taken as the product of bureaucratic desperation . 

I must be a virgin when I get married ! " she said shakily , begging him with a terrified desperation . 

To begin with , it would have been based on absolute desperation . 

Mann tries to combine the desperation of their plight with a more lyrical look at Indian respect for struggle and death , all of which sits together a smidgeon uneasily until the final reel . 

Even a minor incident reveals his desperate determination to overcome , the desperation of the poor . 

There is a desperation about her insistence on outward perfection . 

But there was a gentle desperation in Marriage 's crooked face , and his hand crawled on the rug like a dying spider . 

The husband belongs to Scarlet , a woman whose life of quiet desperation threatens to overwhelm her . 

With Virginia Dysart as either his ally or his dupe , only sheer desperation could have made him offer bribes to the likes of Nadine Cunningham . 

The judge was reminded by her counsel that the offence was an act of sheer desperation . 

He just feels the desperation of hunger that is not being dealt with . 

She began screaming and in desperation threw ornaments and bottles . 

In desperation , Nicky was sent by his parents to New York to stay with his older brother . 

` We sent two volunteers in a couple of hours ago out of desperation . 

Room is obviously important when the ballerina is wearing a tutu , whose shape should not be distorted by a collision between the partners . 

Young Pamela used to have to don a tutu and dance until she dropped , hot angry tears rolling down her cheeks the while . 

But do n't be fooled into thinking that a three-inch elephant in a fuchsia tutu prancing across the blade of your tie is in any way the same thing . 

The bride was going to get married in a tutu but we persuaded her against it . 

Aristos walked in casually , nodding towards CD ` Friend of mine , " he said to a waitress in a tutu who had not been going to ask . 

Worst of all , the swans do n't wear tutus but rather fetching white corseted little skirts . 

Voice the familiar coo of the Domestic Pigeon , ` coo-roo-coo " . 

Its gruff double coo , with the second note clipped and emphatic , also reveals its identity . 

In the same match he became the first bowler to take eight wickets in an innings in a Test against West Indies in England . 

Sri Lanka opener Roshan Mahanama hit 64 off just 84 balls before a fine reflex catch by Smith at silly point ended an entertaining innings in which he cut and turned England 's spinners with relish . 

Bill Brown , who carried his bat for 206 not out through Australia 's innings in the 1938 Lord 's Test , celebrates his 80th birthday on July 31 . 

Australian captain Allan Border hinted yesterday that Mark Waugh would open the Australian innings in the Texaco Trophy series against England . 

The extensive Pevensey Levels of 36 square kilometres are largely a result of the enclosure or inning of a large bay studded with small clay islands called ` eyes " . 

Jamaica 's Jimmy Adams made a notable debut at Bridgetown , adding a crucial innings of 79 not out to a wicket with his fourth ball in Test cricket 

Andrew Hudson hooks his co-Man of the Match Curtly Ambrose for four during his monumental innings of 163 . 

Before Byas and White joined forces , however , Yorkshire were sent on their way with a stunning innings of 57 from skipper Martyn Moxon , whose savage assault contained four fours and three sixes . 

Just as England 's hopes were dying in the third and final Test against India in Bombay , Hick revived his side with a magnificent innings of 99 not out . 

In fact it was one of Adams 's less-explosive innings which has given him the most pleasure this summer . 

The Grand Duke , having marched in , according to plan , to save the honour of Russia , stood poised to crown his side 's triumphant innings . 

As one sided as the result of the third match was , the margin did no accurately reflect a gripping struggle at the start of the West Indies innings . 

The third wicket saw 81 added , Atherton presenting a broad bat to Mushtaq Ahmed 's spin mixture , before Smith fell to Mushtaq for the third time in seven Test innings . 

It can be seen that the next , the 13th innings was the breakthrough innings . 

By extending the playing time on the same uncovered , bland pitches , you merely prolong the attrition , with no technical benefit other than individually longer innings plus longer spells from spinners on discouraging surfaces . 

The centre-piece of the match , though , was a wonderful innings of 232 off just 313 balls by Viv Richards , who was in the middle of his annus mirabilis . 

It was at that time the highest innings by anyone until A.E.J. Collins hit an unbeaten 628 in a junior house match at Clifton College in 1899 . 

Stuart Low dominated the Queensland innings with 142 as they lost their last six wickets for only 52 . 

He scored 189 runs in three undefeated innings against England during the past week . 

Play was briefly suspended at the start of the Pakistan innings when Sachin Tendulkar , fielding on the boundary , was pelted with fruit by the crowd . 

Three weeks later his last first-class innings brought him 62 for Victoria at Sydney , and then marriage took him to Adelaide , where he spent the rest of his days . 

Campbell cracked five 6s and fourteen 4s in his 146 ball innings to lift his tally for the season to 615 . 

The Athletics added two more runs in the eighth inning on a wild pitch and a single . 

He showed what he is all about in the eighth inning of game five against the Cubs at Candlestick . 

THE Chicago Cubs scored six runs in the first inning as they beat the San Francisco Giants 9-5 at Wrigley Field on Thursday to level the National League championship series at 1-1 . 

Standing in for the injured Ian Smith , wicketkeeper Adam Parore took five catches in England 's first innings . 

Only in the first innings of the third Test in Bombay did England score more than 300 , while in the first two they were forced to follow on . 

And there was some nerveless relief pitching from Dennis Eckersley to secure the final out on Sunday after the Blue Jays had briefly rekindled hopes of a miracle by reducing the deficit to 4-3 with two runs in the ninth inning of game five . 

In 1930 spectators during the second Cambridge innings in the University match at Lord 's were entertained by an unusual sight , when Oxford took the second new ball . 

` There is a lot of work still to do in this match and we must concentrate on getting the right total in our second innings . 

And meanwhile at Kidderminster Graham Hick and Richard Illingworth took two Lancashire wickets each to leave Worcestershire needing just seven runs for their second innings . 

It was intimidatory bowling of the worst sort against two brave batsmen who , as it turned out , were both playing their last Test innings . 

NEW Zealand captain Martin Crowe played a masterful innings of 91 off just 100 balls to lead his side to a thrilling victory with two balls remaining in the one-day international against Australia in Hamilton today . 

Australia went on to win an exciting Test with Simpson ( 89 ) and Thomson the batsman ( 41 not out ) helping to set India 340 to win in the fourth innings . 

THE brother-in-law of James Guerin , the US industrialist accused of defrauding Ferranti of more than £150m , pleaded guilty in US court yesterday to two counts of bribery in America 's WedTech defence scandal . 

He was the son of a clergyman , the brother of the Archdeacon of Grahamstown and the brother-in-law of the Bishop of Madagascar . 

Next year went Megakles the Alkmeonid , nephew of Kleisthenes and brother-in-law of Xanthippos ; two years later , Xanthippos himself . 

` I can phone from anywhere , and I 'll go mad if I have nothing to take my mind off that worthless brother-in-law of mine , but I 've changed my mind about the wall . 

Gen. Christopher Raveloson-Mahasampo , the brother-in-law of President Didier Ratsiraka and a former chief of the political police , resigned as Defence Minister on Feb. 18 and was replaced by Gen. Evariste Razafitumb . 

Victory for Willsford would give Michael Bowlby , Mrs Pitman 's brother-in-law , his biggest win . 

His widow split from her brother-in-law , Thomas Kay , and continued the making of curling stones at The Haugh , the new firm taking the name Andrew Kay & Company . 

At the same time English forces sent to help to restore his brother-in-law to his principality of the Palatinate were all killed or captured . 

Martyn died 3 July 1680 , aged sixty-two , at the home of his brother-in-law in Brockley in the parish of Deptford . 

FitzAlan glared at his brother-in-law over Isabel 's unconscious body . 

We learn that he has not only killed his brother-in-law for opposing the Iranian government but that he unrepentantly believes that ` war is the source of love and hope and satisfaction . " 

Stephen began telling his brother-in-law of how he had once found Maltravers helplessly surrounded by the wreckage of a toaster , having failed to establish at the outset that the fuse in the plug had blown , and of the time when 

That told Maggie what her sister and brother-in-law were arguing about . 

So , on a rainy Sunday in June , my husband , sister , brother-in-law and father all attempted to catch the little waif . 

Not for nothing have I a brother-in-law who cooks professionally . 

` It 's not a crime to have a brother-in-law employed by the Ministry of Education , and it 's not a crime to have a conversation with him . " 

` You are a married lady , remember -- the prince is your brother-in-law " . 

The Shah was rescued by his brother-in-law , General Khatami , the rich " affairist " husband of Princess Fatimeh ; Khatami , took Gilda as his own mistress . 

Surely I am to know of what I am accused , besides wrenching your brother-in-law from his wife ? " 

An all-nighter was a triumph of will and my eyelids were already dropping , but I kept my eyes on the thin figure . 

Her eyelids were closing against the sheer enormity of the prospect . 

The flare on the other side of his eyelids informed him everything was working normally . 

The pauses had lengthened and Swod 's eyelids drooped more and more frequently , due to fatigue , boredom or perhaps just the sunshine breaking through the clouds and sending the odd flash through the window . 

Emma 's long-lashed eyelids blinked rapidly , her mouth opened and shut twice before she said , ` Mother never did . " 

SHe wheezed , hir eyelids fluttering , blood spilling from hir working lips . 

She was speaking blindly into the mirror , concentrating on smudging violet shadows onto her closed and bulging eyelids . 

He also had unusually heavy , drooping eyelids which could make him look comic or sinister , benevolent or supercilious . 

It trained its beams on my eyelids with all the casual cruelty of a schoolkid playing with a compact mirror . 

She smiled and she lifted her eyelids at a man in a way that conveyed how attractive and interesting he was . 

Stop eyeshadow from gathering in the creases of your eyelids by powdering the lids first and using a waterproof eye-shadow . 

He was kissing her now with a delicate urgency , her cheeks and temples , her closed eyelids and long , slender throat . 

I 'd blacked my eyebrows till they were like tarmac , I 'd put raspberry-coloured gloss thick on my lips and I 'd done my eyelids in a limey shade of green . 

I glanced involuntarily at Daffodil , but if there had been a flicker of her eyelids , I had missed it . 

The enormous woman kept grinning at him like a shark ; the fat man had eyelids so heavy that Alan could never be sure if he was watching or asleep . 

The transformation follows a 15-minute laser operation which shaves microscopic amounts of tissue from the front of the eye . 

Order travellers cheques from your bank to cover the majority of your requirements , taking only a modest amount of foreign currency and sterling to cover purchases en route . 

Goleniewski had been in touch with the CIA since 1958 during which time he had passed on to them a considerable amount of information that had led to the arrest of several important spies . 

He has a branch office in Gracechurch Street , and spends a considerable amount of time in this country . " 

Only when a significant amount of food preparation moved from the home to food factories and when people became considerably more interested in what they were eating in the 1960s was there pressure to have more informative labels . 

I think children had a considerable amount of respect for the police in those days . 

They have too low a melting point and are too unstable , but they can be ` stiffened " by adding a moderate amount of lime to produce a modest increase in melting temperature . 

Criminological theory , supported by evidence from North America and Europe , assumes that the poor commit a disproportionate amount of crime . 

A large dollop of thick porridge was placed before her , and a nun came round and poured a minute amount of milk over it . 

“ Massive amounts of … clean rad energy have been … released here … recently . 

According to the GFCCG , only $400 million of this amount had been disbursed so far [ see also p. 38010 ] . 

Sometimes if there was a certain amount of urgency due to bad weather , or perhaps a very important operation , the observations were collected over the telephone link-up , with the Met Officer in charge listening in . 

Although this hunt met with a certain amount of success , British SAS troops having been reported as active behind Iraqi lines pinpointing targets for US F-15 strike aircraft , its results were not all positive . 

With some types of account a depositor can withdraw a certain amount of money on demand , but will have to pay a penalty of so many days ' interest . 

Being a top sports person requires a certain amount of selfishness , so this mission was a wonderful opportunity to help other people for a change . 

Individuals often deploy enormous amounts of energy to relatively little effect because they are carrying out functions for which they have not been trained or which are inappropriate to their status . 

Life-size photographs were displayed outside the theatre during final rehearsals and an enormous amount of publicity was generated before the show but Opening nights always took them by surprise . 

There 's a small band of enthusiasts who devote an enormous amount of time and energy to experimenting with it and who sometimes tend to hail it as the solution to every problem . 

With the straits we get a fair amount of mail each year , most of which is easily categorized . 

As the plant requires a fair amount of humidity the cover-glass should be placed on the tank at least 4ins ( 10cms ) above the water-level . 

Very conscious of her companion , of his height and his easy masculine grace , Luce concentrated on keeping a fair amount of space between them . 

However , other stones and sediments interspersed with these contain far greater amounts of radioactivity . 

Birdie Mac in the sweet shop told people that it took a great amount of faith these days to realise that God was fair-minded . 

Aristocrats may be rich and own a great amount of land , but they have no real power any more . 

They cost a great amount of money and represent substantial investments to the organizations or people sponsoring them . 

Theirs was one of the few ale-only breweries in London at this time , most of the others producing huge amounts of porter for a voraciously thirsty market . 

Bulimics eat huge amounts of food -- up to 16 times the average daily intake in a binge -- and then they force themselves to vomit , in some cases 50 times a day , or take laxa . 

Not only have we enormously increased the standard to which schools and public buildings are cleaned , as a result of compulsory competitive tendering , but we have saved ratepayers and community charge payers huge amounts of money . 

Athletes in combat sports should take large amounts of vitamin C to help combat bruising and soreness . 

There is no need whatsoever to spend large amounts of money on flower pressing equipment , since the majority of items are either very inexpensive or are things you may already have around the house . 

` Gentlemen , I 'm afraid the Ministry of Defence has to take a large amount of responsibility for -- ` 

I recently purchased , through a friend , for a small amount of money , a Jones knitting machine , thought to be a model KH710 . 

Prosecution said a police search of a house in Mayo Street , Belfast on November 27 , 1990 , in which Wilson was present , uncovered a small amount of cannabis hidden in the kitchen waste bin . 

Small amounts of food must be left for the birds until they learn to fend for themselves . 

But six-foot Aussies and Englishmen have to jack-knife their bodies at the four-foot door which leaks substantial amounts of air -- as does the roof where the stovepipe pokes through . 

Her Grenadan boyfriend , the baby 's father , lives there too , and gives her a substantial amount of his wages from his clerical job . 

Derelict pig-pens were demolished and a vast amount of chicken droppings had to be dug out and carted away . 

So although vast amounts of historical information are included , as Heide Ziegler has pointed out , ‘ the facts of history are … the premise of other possibilities . 

Will he ensure that parliamentary questions are listed by Department , and consider any other reforms that Hon. Members suggest , rather than destroying a vast amount of Amazonian forest each day ? 

It can reduce the amount of water needed to flush a lavatory by 40 per cent -- and flushing accounts for over one third of the water consumed in Britain 's homes . 

Interestingly , the middle switch position gives a much more low-powered , out-of-phase sound , the perfect amount of volume drop for clean , chorused rhythm parts . 

ACT restrictions may also limit the amount of dividend that proprietors of family companies would like to pay themselves . 

All too often , however , the need for academic respectability meant that the amount of time allocated in such courses to school based work was reduced . 

The experimenter will then deliver a certain amount of water at regular intervals to the control group , but will systematically vary the amount of water delivered to the experimental group . 

By " aptitude " Carroll meant " the amount of time needed to learn a task under optimal instructional conditions ' and not its more usual connotation of how much a student is capable of learning . 

Many labs also gave inaccurate , and widely varying , estimates of the amount of pesticides present . 

In Hereford and Worcester , the amount of land covered by roads offices and houses has more than doubled since the war.In Gloucestershire the figure is ninety-five per cent , with a similar impact on pasture-land . 

The fall of the Labour government in 1931 and MacDonald 's defection to lead an essentially Conservative National Government , marked the lowest point ever reached in the morale of the Labour Party . 

Even this defection by Rothermere was not allowed to pass without a characteristic explanation from Joyce himself : 

There were a further ten independents and five MPs who owed allegiance to Sir Oswald Mosley 's short-lived New party , formed after Mosley 's defection from Labour in February 1931 . 

Asked about apparent defections from his cause , he claimed never to have said that he was counting on anybody . 

THE Archbishop of Canterbury said he would be amazed if there was any large scale defection from the Church of England after last week 's decision to ordain women . 

Considered even more critical in the long term was the defection from the party 's ranks of Bernabe Buscayno , a former close confidant of exiled communist leader José Maria Sison . 

Many commentators expected significant defections from the LDP to the PPP following Aquino 's endorsement of Ramos . 

His explanation for this defeat in the leadership elections - that some right-wing MPs voted for Michael Foot in order to justify their subsequent defection to the SDP -- looks fanciful to say the least . 

Everywhere else , however , the late 1950s saw filmmakers of every hue turning to comedy as they struggled t to audiences and prevent their defection to television . 

This statement needs treating with care , as it was written after 1016 , by an annalist rather free with allegations of treachery , who was aware of Eadric 's defection to Cnut in 1015 . 

Still totally disillusioned by Hugh 's defection , she had not begun to consider the possibility of a new relationship . 

The dispute was seen as an important test case in the advertising industry over the issue of staff and client defections . 

The party may well face further depletion with the expected defection of some members to set up yet another social democratic opposition party . 

Bad relations between two big car companies continued after the defection of José Ignacio Lopez from General Motors to Volkswagen . 

The defection of Iraq from the Baghdad Pact in 1959 led to its re-establishment as the Central Treaty Organization ( CENTO ) . 

The defections of the bishops has led some historians to denounce them as unscrupulous and leaderless . 

Since the defection of the former Labour Leader Alan Winmill , and a tory bye election victory , the Conservatives have maintained a fragile hold on power , but that could change tomorrow . 

The formation of a government can literally hang on the defection of one of these religious leaders to one party or the other . 

So when voters began deserting the CDS in droves , the People 's Party stood to benefit most from the defections . 

The young teacher , observing this deliberate defection , broke off his lecture to raise his voice , none too hopefully , after his strays . 

But at the last minute , following a series of defections , O'Connor was drafted into the side at full back . 

Wordsworth shared in sympathy with Sir George Beaumont when he erected an urn in memory of Reynolds in his grounds . 

Mrs Crumwallis poised herself over her urns in her favourite position , while Hilary Frome acted on Milton 's assurance that they also served who only stood and waited . 

An urn of Waimea sand , representing the ashes of the dead man , was voided on the sea . 

As for drinks , there would be silvery twirled urns of tea on tap for the grown-ups and milk or fresh lemonade for the young . 

Ronni was surprised he remembered that conversation by the urn of red geraniums . 

Hooks of meat , barrows of vegetables , trays of pies , urns of tea passed him in every direction . 

A lemonade seller had a place at the kerbside further along , his polished urn reflecting the warm glow from the fire of a trader in hot chestnuts next to him . 

As a tribute to the old railway they have retained the platform edge , decorated it with flower urns , and it thus forms a feature of the site . 

The typology of the glass urns , which have not been found in this region before , places them shortly before 79AD , the year of the eruption of Vesuvius which destroyed Pompeii . 

Lead urns are elegant with trailing jasmine , catmint , rue and lavender ; clay parsley pots could alternatively have small plants of feverfew pushed into all the openings , to flower all summer . 

Branches lay across the mouth of a pottery urn , their budding twigs stiff and still in a difficult death . 

A balustrade ran round its flat roof with terra cotta urns at each corner , outlined sharply against the blue sky . 

A sunken marble bath here has several copper water urns around it , vials of liquid soap and an ivory comb on a dressing table , towels , and similar accoutrements . 

An earthen urn and human bones were also found , the former was broken to pieces " . 

The items showed that the burial had taken place at the period when the cremation of bodies and burial of the ashes in urns was practised . 

Cremation urns tend to have a greater volume than those accompanying inhumations predominantly in southern England . 

Here , the draughts-person is drawing a scale plan of an Anglo-Saxon cremation urn . 

A classical , goblet-shaped stone urn , placed on a plinth at the end of a long , narrow lawn draws the mixed borders on either side together and integrates them . 

They came to a halt outside the front door flanked by huge stone urns overflowing with red geraniums . 

Two stone urns worth £500 have been stolen from a house in Coniscliffe Road , Darlington . 

Restoration of the 16th-century house has taken two years , most attention going to the creation of women 's lavatories and space for tea urns . 

Late in the afternoon , a porter came along with a creaking trolley carrying a coffee urn and snackstuffs , and everyone stirred to a kind of frisky wakefulness and examined the fare keenly . 

Again there was the picture of men carrying great tea urns , and as Stanley Spencer said himself , " mad tea urns made for lunatics . " 

That 's what you get for buying your jewellery from a bubble gum machine . 

With ethnic disco jewellery from Afghanistan and Pakistan , Apache once again shows his determination to reflect the best of East and West . 

Until now , they have bought most of their jewellery from Italy which sources 91 per cent of its gold from South Africa . 

FORMER boxing champ Henry Cooper yesterday threatened to ` break the legs " of the burglars who stole his wife 's jewellery in a Pounds 16,000 raid . 

Now she and Philip create designer jewellery in their spare time that they sell through galleries and museums in Britain and America . 

` I see you 've taken to wearin' that jewellery in your ear , " says Rory . 

The aim is to provide a taste of the disciplines and dilemmas of designing jewellery in this unique metal . 

But he dropped a key ring containing a picture of himself and his girlfriend as he crept upstairs to steal the woman 's jewellery . 

Bernice flapped a hand at him in dismissal , so casually that her jewellery hardly rattled . 

` I 've heard of men buying their wives jewellery , cars , houses even -- but a hotel , just because she happens to like it ? " 

She glanced down at her magnificent dress and the rich emerald jewellery glistening on her hands and throat , her mother 's favourite gems . 

Complicated interwoven crosses from Ethiopia vie with the elaborate dowry jewellery of the Turkomans of Afghanistan while the simple bold brasswork of West Africa stands coolly against the dense beadwork of Burma . 

Stolen in Oxford : antique jewellery worth up to £60,000 ; a 15th century painting valued at £15,000 ; and even two bronze busts from an Oxford College valued at £4,000 . 

The second , also this weekend , resulted in thieves getting away with a further five thousand pound 's worth of silver jewellery . 

Mrs Hatton and her mother were both in black , smart unseasonable black relieved with a great deal of showy costume jewellery . 

They were drenched in cheap perfume , and draped with gaudy women 's clothing and costume jewellery mixed with talismans and ritual power objects . 

You 'll be spoilt for choice at Beaverbrooks who , along with wedding rings , offer the widest selection of gold jewellery to delight even the tiniest bridesmaids . 

He smashed a hole in the shop window using a hammer and grabbed about £3,000-worth of gold jewellery before making off on foot . 

Exquisite 19th-century porcelain , popular Staffordshire earthenware and exclusive gold jewellery by Picasso are among the display of treasures in the new gallery on the first floor of the Royal Museum of Scotland . 

A whole series of quite spectacular pieces of supposedly Dark Age jewellery and belt fittings , including the well-known Lombard Treasure , appeared on the art market at the beginning of this century ( fig. 8.4 ) . 

Apart from antiques and collectables , a special feature will be ladies antique jewellery . 

She had on all her jewellery and a great fur cloak over her nightdress . 

Antonio works with fabrics and urban waste materials , he also makes jewellery . 

Abel had his workshop on the first and second floors of the tall house and made intricate jewellery which he sold to a shop in Hatton Garden . 

He said that he had known all the local eunuchs since his childhood , and that he still made all their jewellery . 

The following weekend , Clare sold all her jewellery except her engagement and wedding rings . 

` Since the beginning with ` Holiday " , she was wearing tight clothes with a lot of jewellery , very interesting , " says Gaultier . 

If you like to wear gold jewellery , go for lighter , peachy pinks . 

Today Mabel still wears jet jewellery earrings , necklaces , bracelets , brooches . 

Shortly afterwards , some of the jewellery was sold to a shop in Portsmouth . 

Impeccably groomed and known for her love of designer clothes and antique jewellery , she has designs on the University , raising its image in all areas . 

From the same papyri we learn that the Ptolemies had picked up the well-known Sheikh of Transjordan , Tobiah , to command the military settlers in his territory . 

Will he join me today in thanking the Sheikh of Abu Dhabi for his recent proposals which form part of the crucial negotiations that are taking place ? 

One of them reached over to search out the right tape and handed it to his Sheikh . 

` I managed to get an interview with the Sheik for an article I was writing . " 

Sheikh al Hassan asked the unfamiliar question with some distaste . 

` We have told them that , " said the other sheikh unexpectedly . 

On our way back to Aden we attended a gathering of Arab sheikhs , who presented my father with a magnificent dagger . 

The apex of the dome was surmounted by a colossal figure , over 16 ft. high , representing ` Progress " . 

Well , doubt is something that strikes drivers when they have reached , and imperceptibly slipped past , the apex of their careers . 

In 1943 a bomb entered the apex of the south wall , passed through the building and demolished the north wall , completely destroying the organ . 

South Africa is a sub-tropical country forming the apex of the African Countries . 

Gingerly , she lowered herself onto the wall , and sat astride its smooth apex , still partially concealed by overhanging branches from the tree . 

Overhead one vast angular monolith spun , its apex seeming about to crash down to shatter the dome . 

There is irony , however , in this being the apex of Presocratic thought . 

We have called the University the apex of the educational edifice . 

Subjects with adenomatous polyps had an increased cell proliferation with an increasing trend of proliferating cells towards the apex of the crypt as has been found by thers . 

Mother , daughter and father with son on his shoulders holding a toy gun at the apex of a neatly composed pyramid . 

He taught her a position for sleeping that placed the forepart of her brain at the apex of a pyramid . 

In the mornings I used to sit out in the warm sun of our terrace and read the travellers ' descriptions of the Delhi they knew from their visits at the very apex of the Mughal Empire . 

Elections may help produce the personnel at the apex of government but they tell us little about likely public policy . 

Ventilation was provided by slits sited high in its stone-built walls and the gables contained owl-holes close to the apex of the roof ( Plate 1 ) . 

Now that the apex of the pyramid was gone , there was no obvious way for decisions to be reached , . 

There , under the apex of the roof , was a small window , open a few precious inches . 

This allows the flashing material to be easily applied without dressing and provides a discreet and weatherproof method of ventilating the apex of a lean-to roof . 

Rolling over , he assumed a sitting position and used his heels to push himself up the slates on his backside until he was seated astride the apex of the roof . 

He took a toke on it and , putting his mouth over hers , breathed the smoke down into her lungs . 

` This any good for hanky-panky ? " he said , passing the roach back to Rory , who took a last hot toke then flicked the remains into the heart of the fire . 

After her fifth or sixth toke she was down to the end of the joint and a couple of the dried seeds exploded like miniature fireworks , making her jump and then starting her off giggling . 

The treaty of Nanjing had opened the interior of China , but no existing mission had accepted the challenge .

After all , Mr Yeltsin and Mr Gorbachev before him have made more concessions to the western powers than any Russian leader since Lenin in 1918 accepted the Russo-German treaty of Brest-Litovsk .

In view of his assessment of the damage that they are likely to cause to employment in this country , will he say under which article of the treaty of Rome they have been proposed ?

But the settlers had been courtiers , the sons and daughters of kings and dukes exchanged in marriages which formed part of peace treaties between the Black Land and the Nation of the North-East .

The union of Marr and Quando was also seen as a peace treaty between The Smiths and The Factory organisation .

King Fahd of Saudi Arabia began a visit to Egypt on March 27 , 1989 , the day after the 10th anniversary of the 1979 treaty between Israel and Egypt .

Now the Clinton administration is trying to negotiate a more liberal air treaty with Britain .

The ratification of similar treaties with Latvia and Estonia could be jeopardized , according to Shelov-Kovedyayev , by language and draft citizenship laws .

Like the Permanent Court , Waldock focused on the intention of the parties to the treaty and the consent of the third party to any such right .

The immediately following articles give the newly independent State the right to succeed to any treaty which had been in force in its territory , regardless of the wishes of any other party to the treaty .

He scoffed at the PM 's declaration to bring the treaty before the House of Commons .

Individuals can only exceptionally bring claims against States in the international arena through mechanisms granted by treaty , or developed through the practice of international organisations .

In the end , however , the superpowers and Britain agreed by the treaty of August 1963 to conduct only underground tests in the future .

The issue has been brought to a head by disarmament treaties , ageing vessels and a shortage of money , according to Alexei Yablokov , Yeltsin 's environmental adviser , who chaired the commission .

On one level all treaties and other international transactions affect strangers to the transaction , which must respect the allocation of values between the parties .

Articles 34-38 of the Vienna Convention provide the specialised rules on treaties and third States .

The Government also faced a potential knife-edge vote on the treaty proposal for a committee of the regions amid demands for strong , directly elected Scottish representation on the new body .

It allows the parties flexibility in that they may impose new conditions , but provides the third party with the safeguard that any new conditions must comply with the original treaty .

On 17 September Bevin and Acheson met in the State Department ; Acheson stated that the American government had decided it was necessary to proceed with a peace treaty within the near future .

Libya is acting in accord with international laws and treaties .

“ I 'd like to ask you , Charity , if it 's Hitler 's treaty with the Russians that 's making you talk like this to me , or … or is it Charles ? ”

They are annoyed by Soviet attempts to fiddle last year 's treaty on conventional forces in Europe ( CFE ) .

The Sultan , who had treaty relations with Britain , asked for help .

Where there are treaty procedures these should be attempted first , unless the necessity for forcible action is overwhelmimg .

The conclusion of a peace treaty between Iraq and Iran did not guarantee the tranquillity of the countries at the head of the Gulf .

The Hungarian government has formally abrogated the 1977 treaty with Czechoslovakia governing the construction of the Nagymaros-Gabcikovo dam on the Danube frontier between the two countries .

The treaty on foreign policy carries with it more than a commitment to co-ordinate our policies .

The key to a successful world-climate treaty will be the balance between winners and losers

Ashida 's views were conveyed to Washington but a decision was taken against separate peace treaties with Germany and Japan .

States which retain the death penalty may find it difficult to make effective their extradition treaties with parties to the European Convention or other human rights treaties with similar prohibitions of inhuman or degrading treatment .

Both originated in a split in the nationalist movement of the early 1920s about the acceptability of the 1921 treaty with Britain that set up the Irish Free State .

A friendship treaty between the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia was initialled on Oct. 3 by the Soviet Foreign Minister , Boris Pankin , and his Czechoslovak counterpart , Jiri Dienstbier .

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Berdennikov said on Sept. 14 that the Soviet Union and later Russia had been violating a 1972 treaty banning germ warfare , at least until March 1992 .

However the law of international organisations itself rests upon treaties ; this litigation reveals the inadequacy of that law , and its inapplicability in a domestic legal system where unincorporated treaties have no legislative effect .

It abrogated the treaty with Britain , affirmed its support for Arab nationalism , and turned to other Arab regimes for the subsidies necessary for the Jordanian economy .

The preamble instead described the treaty as marking " a new stage in the process of creating an ever closer union among the peoples of Europe " .

We are now discussing treaties that are based on three or four separate pillars .

Mr Cook also repeated demands for arbitration to settle the ambulance staff pay dispute . 

The Court felt that comparable powers are equally appropriate in the resolution of a foreign policy dispute . 

By 1932 Gallacher had been joined at Chelsea by his two fellow internationalists Jackson and Cheyne and the three Scots became the focus of an acrimonious dispute about wages, trade unionism and bonus payments . 

This fact is consonant, to say the least, with the long philosophical dispute about causation and time , including the idea that causes might not only be simultaneous with their effects but might come after their effects. 

A rumbling dispute about changes to working conditions sparked an ill-temperered row in a research facility marked for twenty years of good industrial relations. 

So the notion of an observation statement, which reports nothing but the evidence of one's senses, is in dispute among logical empiricists . 

Existing East German laws on abortion would continue to apply for two years pending a new law to be passed by the all-German parliament (thus resolving the issue which had caused most dispute among the parties at the end of negotiations on the treaty). 

What I should have said was that there was no serious dispute among professionals of quality who had any discernment in such matters . 

The interpretation of Marxism is the subject of fierce dispute amongst theoreticians and dozens of political parties and sects , all of whom justify their interpretations by apposite selections from the writings of Marx and Engels. 

Last night, Mr Mellor's solicitors confirmed that a dispute arose over building costs . 

It also meant that the police were immediately involved when serious disputes arose between labour and employers . 

Disputes between management and unions may therefore be seen in the context of inter-organisational conflict, and individual members of both organisations may then feel a tug of loyalties in opposing directions. 

The dispute between Eardwulf and Eanbald , therefore, also concerned property and conflicts of landed interest and probably some support for rival aethelings. 

When there is a dispute between nations that could bring a threat to peace, the Security Council listens first to all sides of the argument. 

A protracted and bitter border dispute between Honduras and El Salvador , dating back to 1839 and the cause of the so-called " football war " of 1969 [ see pp. 23526-27 ], was settled by a ruling delivered on Sept. 11 by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague (Netherlands). 

The letter was read by Eleanor Alter, attorney for Mia Farrow in the bitter child custody dispute between Farrow and Allen . 

There followed an unseemly dispute between the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, who owned the freehold, and the City, which believed it had a lease in perpetuity . 

Under the Covenant of the League, disputes between nations could be settled by discussion and arbitration. 

After years of lengthy internal disputes between moderate " realos " and more militant " fundis " , the German Green Party has split, with a radical breakaway group leaving to form its own extra-parliamentary movement. 

The Commissioner stressed right from the start that she is not an Ombudsman-it is not the task of her office to offer a conciliation or advisory service to help resolve disputes between a union and its members . 

This fear also arises from a recognition that in certain types of work they will not be able to match the public's expectations of competence, whether finding lost pets or settling disputes between neighbours . 

The court held that the rule that the welfare of the child is to be the first and paramount consideration applies not only to disputes between parents , but also to a dispute between parents and a third party. 

During the 1980s Acre state was the scene of violent disputes between ranchers seeking to clear the land and people whose livelihoods depended on the Amazon rain forest, such as the rubber tappers led by Mr Mendes . 

Now the pope had a new anxiety over the English crusade, threatened by an Anglo-French dispute in Gascony. 

There is a considerable amount of heated dispute in Nigerian politics . 

These issues were in dispute in long-running legal actions for negligence between parents and the drug manufacturers , and might ultimately have been tried by a judge. 

At first the knitters concentrated on an unavailing petitioning of parliament, but trouble began during a wage dispute in March 1811 when local justices in Nottinghamshire refused to intervene after hosiers cut the rates they paid to their knitters. 

Moreover, where labour disputes in small enterprises might cause little stir, stoppages in major plants proved highly contagious. 

Although surrealism (unlike contemporary postmodernism) was rather self-consciously an avant-garde, the logic of the surrealist ethic involved a dispute of the very nature of avant-gardes . 

Yet, in the context of the long-standing dispute of Aquitaine , Edward III's claim was strong enough to persuade him that he ought to pursue it, if only as an alternative means of achieving sovereign rule in Aquitaine. 

As in the railway dispute of 1907 and the London docks affair of 1910, Lloyd George had evidently concluded that he had reached the end of the line. 

In the Brazilian situation, it was the auto workers who took the leading role in the industrial disputes of the 1970s and early 1980s. 

There now follows -- among yesterday's narrators and today's historians -- one of those minor disputes of chronology from which whole doctoral theses are constructed and careers built, or destroyed. 

The presentations had been delayed on the NATO side by the re-emergence of a Greek-Turkish dispute on the inclusion or non-inclusion of the Turkish port of Mersin in the treaty . 

The extent to which the courts could become involved in the politics of such disputes had been shown a few years earlier when Lord Cameron presided over an enquiry into a dispute on London building sites . 

The dispute over who should pay for running costs has meant that not one of the 750 long-term units planned in London has been built. 

But what it meant to both of them was that all the money was frozen because there was a dispute over whose money was what and how much money had been spent - - that was a problem for David and for Tony. 

According to Eric, one of the residents, some two weeks before our visit there was a dispute over drugs and one of the shacks had been torched. 

There is considerable dispute over the precise definition of this term , but we shall use class to refer to a group sharing a similar position in a structure of objective material inequalities, produced by a particular system of economic relationships characteristic of a particular mode of production. 

THE staff of the School of Food and Consumer Studies at Aberdeen's Robert Gordon University were balloted for strike action yesterday in the growing dispute over the sacking of a senior lecturer . 

The Russian Foreign Minister, Andrei Kozyrev, visited Japan on March 19-22 for discussions concerning the longstanding territorial dispute over the Kurile Islands , known in Japan as the Northern Territories. 

The conference had been accepted reluctantly by the government following a succession of crippling strikes in 1990, and its early meetings were marred by disputes over representation . 

The grant was made specifically in the context of a projected campaign against Scotland and was designed to avoid damaging disputes over military authority by setting Gloucester firmly above the other northern peers. 

The idea here is that Parliament will set the framework of general rules for society, the executive will govern within those rules and an independent judiciary will resolve disputes over the meaning of those rules and will, in particular, keep the executive within the boundaries of law. 

Interpretation of the results of these studies has been an important battleground for theoretical disputes over the nature of perceptual learning . 

With transatlantic disputes over steel and public procurement policy unresolved and threats of a new row in the civilian aircraft sector, Mr Clinton's speech to Congress gave few clear signs of how EC-US relations would evolve in the critical months ahead. 

Some contracts refer technical disputes to an expert whose decision is final and binding. 

Negotiations aimed at settling Iran's long-standing financial dispute with France [ see p. 37929 ] were suspended after the Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Vellayati, who visited France on July 2-4, failed to sign a formal agreement. 

Disputes within the Communist Parties of Eastern Europe were veiled from public view and the West knew little about them. 

In England, the king's court had come to claim " pleas of the Crown " -- murder, gross felony -- from the shire courts, which, by the end of the twelfth century, were mainly left to deal with debt and some land disputes within the county. 

The Carneddau is divided from the Snowdon massif by the Llanberis Pass , and here the Trust owns 17,430 acres of superb hill country , most of which was acquired with Penrhyn Castle . 

Exploration in the region south of the Brabant Massif in Belgium has been summarised by Bless , Bouckaert , and Paproth ( 1982 ) . 

The ` Zechstein Basin " contains thick halite sequences , the ` Fringe Zechstein' is characterised by interbedded carbonates and anhydrites and the London-Brabant Massif is formed of pre-Carboniferous sediments and meta-sediments lying directly beneath Cretaceous strata . 

The Westphalian A and B Coal Measures section has a maximum thickness of about 1500 m but this reduces towards the Massif , due to onlap to the Carboniferous Limestone surface and truncation beneath the Symon Unconformity . 

The coalification pattern of the uppermost surface of the Carboniferous is demonstrated in a cross section running north-south from the Rhenish massif ( south of the Ruhr Basin ) to the North Sea . 

This development is interrupted only by the high of the Bramsche Massif where Upper Carboniferous even outcrops at some places . 

During the 1950s , when he was a member of the Cyprus Geological Survey , Gass mapped the Troodos massif and worried about its origin . 

These holes will probe the vertical relations between types of rock whose horizontal relations nature has already revealed in creating the Troodos massif . 

There are sensational drops to concentrate the mind , some straightforward scrambles to add spice and great views towards Anglesey and back over the Snowdon massif . 

THE BIG CHILL An account of an incident filled week of winter climbing in the Mont Blanc Massif . 

The Southern Uplands of Scotland , together with the Down massif in Northern Ireland , formed an accretionary prism on the leading edge of the North Atlantic block . 

The heatwave which stole Ivano 's snowfields has also been wreaking rockfall havoc around the massif , with many normally safe routes becoming places to tread warily . 

Whilst the exterior of the house is largely unaltered since its earliest days , the interior has been completely refurbished , although the main architectural feature , a stunning central spiral staircase , remains . 

The exterior of the vase was then finished and both surfaces , inside and out , were ground smooth with a stone . 

The problem is that the early lists of historic buildings were done at such a pace that they had to be assessed largely on the basis of their exteriors . 

That 's what my dreams showed -- that underneath my standard teenage exterior I was conkers , stark staring . 

The lower part of the bottle is covered on its exterior with a thin layer of lead ( obtained from deliveries of , for example , 125 I ) . 

By the late fifties , Allan Kaprow had staged his first ` happening " , In 1958 visitors to Yves Klein 's exhibition known as Le Vide ( The Void ) found the exterior of the gallery painted blue , and its interior , emptied of all furniture , painted white . 

Despite the efforts of a team of Alpine climbers in the past no exit for any shaft has been found on the exterior of the pyramid . 

The exterior of both buildings will have a face lift along with the reception area at No. 5 . 

Most of the restoration has been on the exterior of the buildings ; most of the interiors are still as they were the day the Germans were defeated . 

The sober red brick exterior of the building and the newly painted green double doors had given no hint of the chaos inside . 

The exterior of the church is now largely Baroque , rebuilt in the eighteenth century , but the interior remains Romanesque on pilgrimage church lines . 

The exterior of Byzantine churches is plain and simple ; its appearance is ceded to the glory of the interior . 

Your tone , you know , not only suggested surprise to find me in bed , but also condemnation that I should be here . 

The phrase damnatio memoriae ( formal condemnation of an emperor following his death ) refers not to the repealing of the acts of an unpopular emperor but to the destruction of his images and the elimination of his name from inscriptions . 

GRAEME SOUNESS was under fire last night for his condemnation of Crystal Palace following Liverpool 's Coca-Cola Cup draw . 

One immediate result , once the news leaked out -- and he made no attempt to hide his new circumstances from Mauve and others in his immediate vicinity -- was swift condemnation by all his middle-class associates . 

Not only had a pope approved the scholarship of Catholic exegetes , but he had encouraged their endeavours and removed the threat of condemnation by the Church because of their use of modern exegetical method . 

The condemnation by Pecham of those seizing and wasting church property was particularly aimed at the king 's exploitation of the temporal lands of vacant bishoprics . 

Condemnation by Congress of People 's Deputies of Soviet annexation of Baltic republics 

There must also be condemnation for those who fail to take on the IRA , and the finger must be pointed at the Secretary of State and those who sit behind him . 

MR JOHN PATTEN , the new Education Secretary , has begun his term in office with a passionate condemnation of the godlessness of society and an appeal for a return to belief in good and evil . 

In his highly influential critical works , Jean Ricardou was particularly adamant in his condemnation of readings of nouveaux romans which suggest a mimetic motivation of any kind . 

His address to army officers clearly underlined the split between the army and Prime minister Nawaz Sharif 's civilian government which has confined itself to condemnation of the large scale bombing of Iraq . 

In the United States MacArthur was identified with the right wing of the Republican Party with condemnation of Franklin D. Roosevelt 's New Deal for its ` socialistic " tendencies . 

The crude use made of Freud was exemplified by Leo Abse 's condemnation of women politicians as aberrant ' : 

Meanwhile , Progressive Democrat leader Des O'Malley today warned that extradition laws for terrorist suspects had to be tightened to endorse the Dublin government 's condemnations of IRA attacks . 

Gorbachev 's condemnation of Latvian and Estonian independence moves -- Earlier offers of " special 

Consequently , despite unanimous condemnation of such attacks , specific measures were not approved . 

Nothing , in other words , could be sharper than Russell 's condemnation of traditional Christianity . 

After Mortimer 's condemnation Edward granted pardon and restitution to the families which had suffered at his hands in 1329 and 1330 . 

On 3 December , the European Community repeated its condemnation and called on the Indonesian authorities to respond to the serious concerns expressed by the international community . 

The anniversary of Rushdie 's condemnation was also marked by a statement of support for the novelist issued by the International Committee for the Defence of Salman Rushdie . 

This blanket condemnation brought an outcry of popular protest and a compromise was reached whereby all the naked figures in The Last Judgement were to have clothes painted on them . 

Official US censure came amid strong condemnation from Capitol Hill . 

Writers of varying political persuasions unsparingly heaped condemnation on his private and public life …

New moralists caricatured purity feminism as a repressive moral code based on ignorance and punitive condemnation . 

The Vietnamese government had been wary of accepting non-volunteers , fearing international ( and principally United States ) condemnation . 

The condemnation then by some churchmen of the health board 's stance on AIDS caused controversy . 

ACTRESS Vanessa Redgrave has arrived in Macedonia to try to organise a series of concerts in aid of the child victims of the war in former Yugoslavia .

A series of appalling disasters in the public services , notably the Kings Cross underground fire and the rail crashes at Clapham and elsewhere underlined the damage that could result from the public sector being run down .

The Echo investigation highlighted a series of deaths caused by carbon monoxide poisoning from faulty gas fires .

A miscellaneous series of incidents attach to various lengths of term .

A MAN being questioned by police investigating a series of attacks on horses across the south of England was released last night after being eliminated from inquiries .

This is another programme in our series from the university , in which we share with you news and views concerning activities that are going on here .

In 1989 the Audit Commission published a series of documents on the local government dimension of urban regeneration and economic development .

He can see them , all down the table , leaning forwards over their plates , then back in their chairs , an irregular series of nodding heads like a shop window full of sipping chicken toys .

Each heat lasts for about three to five minutes , with the final often being a series of three races .

FEBRUARY , May and August could be seen as rehearsals for November 's main event so that what may have been a series of happenings in these months could lead to November 's denouement .

The selection of early Adoration studies , those associated with the Anghiari commission , and a chronologically varied series of grotesque heads are particularly noteworthy .

Thus addition of a known amount of solvent to the solution in D , followed by mixing , gives the next concentration in the series .

The BGS scientists , who are such prominent thesis consulters , as will be shown later , may incorporate data from such maps into the published national map series for which the Survey is responsible .

In the Offshore Surveys core programme , the last few sheets of the 1:250 000 reconnaissance geological map series are being printed and published .

An alternative may be two slalom series , the modern , as now , and the classic , as at some point in the past ( poles assumed to reach the bottom of river ) .

` I 've created a series of paths that lead through and around , and there will be mass under-planting of natural flowers -- bluebells , snowdrops , that sort of thing .

The summary map series at 1:1000 000 is also nearing completion .

After the end of the second world war , however , a series of technological developments in farming , preserving , packaging , distributing and presenting foodstuffs made possible radical changes in foodstuff consumption habits .

Instead he undertook a series of dismissals of Cabinet ministers and other political luminaries in 1990 and 1991 , retaining a wide range of portfolios himself .

It is important that men feel able to discuss this issue and not experience ridicule and smug responses from so-called enlightened magazines such as yours . 

I may say that it was not my intention to allow Harold Wilson to become involved in a full-scale lawsuit in circumstances where not so much odium but ridicule would be poured on him . 

Such remarks , along with the usual party-political imperatives , mean that she has been subject to reflex ridicule for being out of step . 

He had learned to bear their ridicule without so much as a tear , but the names Sweetheart called him when she was really angry could make his body hurt like a bad pain on the inside . 

His ridicule was such that Tindle destroyed the painting there and then . 

The London School of Medicine for Women opened its doors in 1874 to the accompaniment of much ridicule of ` lady doctors " ; despite the efforts of Florence Nightingale , the profession continued to be male-dominated . 

On their forays to Britain they employed ridicule against the snobbery of golf clubs which insisted that the golfing untouchables must change their boots in the pro 's shop . 

Fifteen years ago , many of the cases SAVE was involved with caused ridicule amongst our critics . 

Sports reporting certainly had its difficulties for the live commentator , who might be held up to ridicule for a lapse of sense or grammar in the heat of the moment . 

The charges had been finally brought following the public campaign of Glen Kealey , himself an Ottawa developer , who became the country 's most celebrated protestor and suffered ridicule for standing outside the parliament building in Ottawa for over two years in a crusade against alleged federal government corruption . 

By the 1870s Christianity had survived and flourished , and it was not now mirth and ridicule from hedonists -- the scientific age was a serious one-but assault from intellectuals and moralists which would shake the churches . 

All it will do is alienate a lot of women who are n't radical feminists , and open us up to ridicule from our enemies . 

Four officers had pay stopped , and London 's chief fire officer said it should be possible to create group spirit without ` the denigration and ridicule of individuals . " 

By fumbling around in his desk until the others had lined up for dinners , Frankie managed to avoid the harsher ridicule of those in his class who were free of head-lice . 

Conner yesterday sailed against the newest of Bill Koch 's contenders , Kanza , amid mounting ridicule of Bill Koch 's impetuous decisions about who steers his boats . 

So , similarly , in the First World War , we assumed proudly as an accolade of honour the Kaiser 's ridicule of the first British Expeditionary Force as that ` contemptible little army " . 

As this type of personality is trapped in the fear of appearing weak , facing the ridicule of those who persecute goes against all the grain of personality . 

Jack and Ted kept their unusual experience to themselves , fearing the ridicule of their friends . 

Likewise , Minton 's huge harbour scene , returned from the Lefevre , was sent off to the Royal Academy 's 1949 Summer Exhibition where it attracted the ridicule of Sir Alfred Munnings . 

But no ; if he did that , he 'd have to face the laughter and ridicule of the community . 

He suffered over evidence that he had links with former communists and the secret police ; over criticism of his ambiguous prescriptions for economic recovery ; and over ridicule of his claims that he had had mystical experiences . 

Ramsey could grip the house by pouring ridicule into whatever he hated . 

Other factors contributing to the high loss rate were lack of parental support , ridicule by their peers , and no examples of maturer Christians with whom they could identify . 

He has a child now and he wants her to grow up without facing ridicule because of his actions . 

I always enjoyed talking with him both when he was serious and when he would suddenly switch to gentle ridicule with an infectious laugh . 

Despite tales about his marriage and ridicule by the tabloids , Prince Charles demands to be taken seriously . 

The ridicule to which the dupes are condemned may be explicitly orchestrated by the author , by providing characters within the text to laugh at the victim . 

He questions whether the word ` active " should be understood as an antonym of ` reflective " or ` critical " . 

This judgement is supported by the paradoxical result of replacing the adverb by its antonym : 

But these are not precise antonyms , and it must be borne in mind that the purpose of the use of the word is to stigmatise certain types of behaviour as criminal . 

If you are looking for a synonym or antonym , just press the Thesaurus button .

Twenty pounds of honey each hive , they gathered , or more ; sometimes twice that . 

She translates the implicit meaning of tight skirts and high heels as the exact equivalent of Chinese foot binding and the Nigerian custom of loading women 's legs with pounds of brass wire . 

Some 25 pounds of enriched uranium were apparently salvaged from Osirak . 

It 's an expensive business having so many children … the weekly shopping list includes a hundred and twenty five pounds of potatoes , twenty one loaves of bread and seventy pints of milk . 

For every pound of apples eaten , the cholesterol level can be reduced by one per cent . 

She even made pound cake -- you know , a pound of butter , a pound of flour , a pound of eggs -- without weighing anything . " 

The Marquess of Londonderry arrived with his traditional gift to a new bishop of two pheasants and a pound of butter . 

Anne and Elizabeth arrived with an armful of baguettes hot from the baker , a basketful of ham , garlic sausage , p) and several pounds of unsalted butter . 

He reckons poachers can catch several hundred pounds of fish in one trap . 

In 1718 Jean Godinot claimed that Dom Pýgnon added one pound of sugar per piece of wine , a charge which was hotly contested much later by Dom Grossard . 

Sergeant Davis gave the oldest Arab he could see two pounds of sugar and a big packet of tea . 

BR 's own credit card experiment at the decade 's start failed through sheer ineptitude . 

Then followed a story about the ineptitude of a young policeman in handling a domestic dispute , who was only rescued from his incompetence by a wise reserve man . 

The situation was worsened by the ineptitude and intransigence of the oil companies . 

The Champagne houses were naturally outraged at the government 's ineptitude and drew up a vociferous protest , signed by eighty participants , condemning the publicity given to the ministerial communiqué . 

Homebuyers are also paying the price for insurance company ineptitude over unemployment cover . 

A conglomerate of disparate races and ridden with bureaucracy , Austria-Hungary , since the time of Napoleon , had , in the main , a history of military ineptitude . 

The sexual ineptitude of the voyeur usually renders him harmless . 

It seemed especially designed to give weight to his ineptitudes , lending a ridiculous dignity in space to what he had screwed up , like making a free-hanging sculpture of a broken egg-whisk . 

His ineptitude at mathematics delayed his commission , which was finally granted on the day he was killed on an operational flight . 

In the same way , girls ( as part of the same process ) can be socialized to assume a posture of physical ineptitude even when it may be inappropriate . 

Prime Minister Jan Krysztof Bielecki complained of business ineptitude , if not sabotage , on July 22 . 

` It is that hard , " he said ominously , and I thought of John Maggovertski 's sadness for a pretty girl who had whored herself to pay for the white powder . 

Despite the sadness of the occasion , many gave way to hysterical giggling as they gradually realized that every compartment contained mourners or corpses . 

The happy melody of Morning has Broken followed , but the sadness of family and friends choked many of the words . 

They talk about the sadness of departure ; what about the guilt of arrival ? 

It is worth , asking if all our sadness and anxiety is in fact for our child . 

It was , however , obvious that there was some deep sadness within him . 

` Madam Speaker , I know that there will be great sadness at this news . 

As she looked around she felt a twinge of sadness that in a carriage where 70 per cent of the commuters were men there were five women forced to stand in the aisle . 

Some grandparents have the sadness of losing rather than gaining grandchildren . 

She sits me down in Jamie 's heap of a living room while she clatters in the kitchenette . 

There was no response so I called again and walked over to the kitchenette . 

The gleam of insulating oil shone bright on the prominences of his face , dimming and brightening again as she moved past him to hunker down at his side . 

Silhouetted against the gleam of the water human figures moved about . 

Round the corner from the old jail , the Royal Hotel boasted a well inside the bar , the top covered by glass and the stone walls curving down into darkness and revealing a tiny gleam of water . 

Inside the netted fruit cage Adam saw the bright , ripe , vermilion gleam of strawberries nestling among their triform leaves , raspberries yet green on the canes . 

When they moved into the open countryside he saw fields and hedges , the broad gleam of a river . 

" Dear Miss Adeane , " and once again she saw that unpleasant gleam of white teeth against his dark face . 

The night-light , burning steadily in its saucer , was unnecessary , its yellow gleam extinguished by the moonlight which streamed through the uncurtained windows . 

Mrs Bean 's eyes held a gleam -- faintly malicious -- of humour . 

Then Mr Plummer , a sudden gleam in his eye , said , ` How about a game of billiards , old chap ? " 

This time there was no denying the speculative gleam in his eye as he studied her figure through the folds of the towelling robe . 

With a mad gleam in his eye , Pansy lobbed a small chunk of brown rock into the crucible . 

He had already removed his jacket in the cloying warmth of the office but his white shirt was immaculate and as he reached across the desk Tom caught the gleam of gold cufflinks against the stiff white cuffs . 

When you look at the beauty of the binding , and see the gleam of the 22kt gold inlaid on the spine ! 

None but he would have noticed the gleam of gold and diamonds -- the ring on the dead man 's finger as his hand broke the surface . 

There were huge boots , great sweeps of trouser , a mountain range of jacket and , far above , the distant gleam of electric light on a bald head . 

Conrad laughed and tried to tuck his shirt back into his waistband . 

One way of doing this was to tie the ankles together and to pinion the arms against the side of the corpse with the waist-band of the shroud . 

I cut a length of narrow stretch-lace to the size of the skirt waistband and joined it into a circle , then pinned the lining equally around one edge of the lace . 

Tattooed women snaked up his forearms and his belly gaped like a mouth between the bottom of the tee-shirt and the waistband of the jeans . 

The floaty , translucent , viscose jacket costs £195 ; the gathered skirt , with its lycra waistband which can be rolled up to form a strapless dress , is £169 , and the long overtop costs £105 . 

The package of notes had got caught in the waist-band of her jeans , and she stood fumbling . 

He stuffed the grenade into the waistband of his tattered trousers and climbed higher , out of reach . 

She looked away quickly , and unfastened the waistband of her uniform skirt . 

He sensed the subtle change in her , which was possibly betrayed by the firm manner in which she gripped the hand that moved towards her skirt waistband . 

` I 've heard they are here but they can not do anything , " he said , pulling out and brandishing a pistol stuffed down his trouser waistband . 

Even so , the sharp contraction in Poland 's output -- despite the fall in the zloty -- raises doubts about the efficacy of devaluation . 

The governments of the biggest economies are taking actions -- lower interest rates in Germany , fiscal expansion in Japan , fiscal contraction in America -- which are clearly in their own self-interest . 

On current performance , any contraction in local authority building programmes disproportionately disadvantages disabled people . 

In a given solvent an equilibrium conformation is eventually achieved when the forces of expansion are balanced by forces of contraction in the molecule . 

When Charles echoed the name uncomprehendingly , the CO 's frown gave way to his own special indication of relish which was n't quite a smile , more a contraction of the upper lip . 

The contraction of these high-cost industries proved traumatic . 

In the later stages of cooling however both the inside and the outside behave elastically and thus their contractions get out of step . 

Firstly , after eating a meal gall bladder contraction is closely related to plasma CCK concentrations . 

The rate of heart contractions increases in an attempt to preserve blood flow to the vital organs . 

The tetanus bacteria grow at the site of the injury and release a toxin which produces rigid muscles and muscle contractions . 

Uterine contractions before cord clamping and beat to beat variability in blood pressure were not recorded and would both be interesting in future studies . 

This study indicates that octreotide injections impair postprandial gall bladder contraction for at least four hours . 

Palaeoecological studies of deposits dating from 27,000-15000 B.P. on Lewis and Hirta in the St Kilda archipelago provide important insights into the Hebridean flora and vegetation during parts of the last glacial stage . 

Taphonomy is the study of all processes affecting bones as they become changed from being parts of living animals to being preserved as fossils . 

History is the study of the past using documents and inscriptions as evidence , and historians have recorded and interpreted events from the earliest days of writing up to the present day . 

However , the studies of cats living under natural conditions have revealed that , apart from an intense early family life , the females in particular may stay in groups as adults . 

In another study of sixty-eight patients suffering from oedema , forty-two patients required only one ` talking " interview for the symptom to subside . 

The first stage of a major study of students embarking on law careers was published by the Society 's Research and Policy Planning Unit . 

This is Berger and Mohr 's study of migrants travelling from Turkey and other peripheral regions to the more affluent regions of Europe . 

A study by the OECD tries to forecast what all these extra grey heads mean for public spending in different countries over the next 40 years , assuming that government policies remain unchanged . 

A recent study by the North London Polytechnic shows that about 27 per cent of men have been victims of some unwanted sexual contact before they are 18 , compared to over 50 per cent for women . 

A follow-up study by Jim Ogg , based at the Royal London Hospital , is expected to reveal links between carers who abuse and levels of stress they are under . 

A series of studies by the research group have examined quantitative developments in capital investment , industrial production , trade and agriculture . 

A study by Dublin 's Trinity College has established that yeasts found on tree leaves are pollution-sensitive and can provide an inexpensive method of monitoring air pollution . 

He is fighting a Canute-like battle to keep the study of Russian texts in the original on the syllabus when an awkward conundrum crosses his path in the form of the lovely Anna . 

This part of the judge 's ruling is important because studies of passive smoking are beset with problems such as establishing a control and of knowing exposure levels . 

The antibody was first identified through studies of one pair of identical twins and another of identical triplets . 

Studies of dolphins have indicated that their communication is very complex , possibly as complex as human speech , but these sounds have proved difficult to decipher . 

Most studies on the management control process have been carried out in the private sector with profit-orientated organizations . 

Studies on the effect of gun control in the United States have shown that states with stricter laws have lower suicide rates than states where a higher proportion of people own guns . 

The initial results of an independent study on Oxford and it 's traffic problems have been put on show in the City today . 

Richard Wright 's study suggests that whilst police do not necessarily look for evidence of extreme violence , they do seek evidence of some violence or threat . 

An alternative approach was adopted by Heuer and Reisberg ( 1990 ) in their study . 

In terms of what they seek to achieve , but not in details of their design , they are parallel to Labov 's neighbourhood studies and telephone survey . 

Indeed , in one longitudinal study in normal women , significant metabolic differences could be found over only one month in the third trimester . 

In 1981 the government authorised the project in principle and set up the Mediterranean-Dead Sea Company , which delivered a detailed study on engineering , economic and environmental aspects of the whole hydroelectric scheme last year . 

On the other hand , a study of how well deprived children fare as parents 20 or 30 years later would require not only individual interviews but careful measures of parental competence . 

Four animal studies of experimentally induced acute pancreatitis have shown an improvement in the pancreatic enzyme response after the infusion of cyclic somatostatin or octreotide . 

He also repeated the NGC 's argument that scientific studies had concluded there was ` no proven link " between electro-magnetic fields and cancers . 

Then , after that humiliation , he had added insult to injury by saying she 'd be perfectly safe with him !

Her foul-mouthed old mother was also to be seen at the school ` meetings " , shouting about the bottoms , while children hurled abuse and insult and accusations at one another .

And I ca n't watch football any more because of the way white fans shout racist insults at the black players .

He exchanged insults with the dog in the wine barrel and got a kick in the ribs from his master .

He saw it as a deliberate insult to the Church , a kind of Satanic Cross on the hill .

Cuban President Fidel Castro in his opening speech denounced the continuing US embargo against Cuba as " genocide and an insult to humanity " .

The first of these statements was such an insult to my intelligence that I wanted to punch Mr Kinnock on the nose , and the second so downright outrageous that I wanted to do something worse .

To remove his statue in such a disrespectful manner was an insult not only to Mao Zedong but also the Communist Party .

She , for her part , was of the opinion that she did not object to Ivan 's insults at all .

The battling couple have frequently traded insults in books and through magazine interviews .

To make such a parallel was an insult to these young people who considered themselves more sophisticated than the Red Guard generation .

Jake had been hurling these same insults at her now for years , and by now she ought to be totally immune to them .

The appellant was a South African citizen who had left South Africa to avoid apprehension for a burglary . 

In July , Europe 's counter-intelligence agencies scored a coup with the apprehension of five IRA members . 

Failure to attend Court on said date may result in the appeal being dismissed , and a warrant issued for your apprehension . 

He organized the recruitment and training of men , the fortification and provisioning of west-country ports , the maintenance of beacons , and the apprehension of recusants . 

But there is an alternative fault element : ` with intent to prevent the lawful apprehension or detainer of any person " . 

It is an offence to cause GBH with intent to prevent lawful apprehension . 

But when you have to face up to the fact that no one wants to know and people are more interested in the apprehension and sentencing of the offender , that for many people is even worse than the original crime . " 

Not only are personal data not protected if a Cabinet Minister certifies that exemption is required ` for the purpose of safeguarding national security " ( a rather vague and wide catch-all phrase ) but there are other exemptions where the protection afforded by the Act is held to be ` likely to prejudice " the prevention or detection of crime , the apprehension or prosecution of offenders , or the assessment or collection of any tax or duty . 

Police activity centred around the offence and the apprehension of a perpetrator . 

One demand would be met , said Mr Ma Ying-jeou , a Kuomintang Central Committee member , if the president ended the ` temporary provisions "  by formally declaring the communist rebellion to be over . 

As a young army officer Prestes had joined an abortive rebellion to depose the repressive regime of President Artur da Silva Bernardes ( 1922-1926 ) . 

There was hope of an Army rebellion to unseat Hitler , but firmer news that he had ringed himself with his most loyal SS units , doubling his personal security . 

Whether he has any greater success in mounting a rebellion against Mr Heath 's former political secretary , Mr Hurd , than Mr Powell had against the former Prime Minister 17 years ago remains to be seen . 

Yet his subjects had a right of resistance , of rebellion against him , if he failed to rule them justly and to give them due protection . 

The town remained prosperous and pledged its loyalty to its new owner in a rebellion against the Lancastrian government in 1452 . 

In 1641 there was a Catholic rebellion against the Protestants of Ulster , and English authority over the island was shaken . 

It is possible to identify something of a backlash against Edward 's policies , but it occurred in October , rather than May , 1483 and was subsumed in the rebellion against Richard III . 

The Egyptians had a most successful record of rebellions against the Persians ; the Babylonians had repeatedly revolted . 

Only a week earlier on Palm Sunday , it seemed possible that Jesus could have led a rebellion against the hated Romans . 

In an address to the country on Jan. 5 , Prime Minister Amadou Cheiffou indicated a willingness to use military force to crush the growing armed rebellion by Tuareg tribespeople in the north . 

A special conference to be held in Tombouctu with the aim of ending the rebellion of Tuaregs in the north of the country [ see p. 38325 ] was postponed from Nov. 15 to Dec. 27 . 

The Bush administration 's revision of its Indo-China policy was partly designed to forestall a potential congressional rebellion over the issue . 

Controversial clash with the RSC begins over Wesker 's play , The Journalists , which is cancelled after an actors ' rebellion . 

But his small rebellion did not bring him even a modest reward . 

Yet we also have the example of Robert Ferguson , the Whig plotter who had been mixed up in the Rye House intrigues and Monmouth 's Rebellion . 

For nearly three years , from July 1936 to March 1939 , the elected Spanish Government held out against Franco 's fascist rebellion . 

Mr Constable added : ` There could have been a commuter rebellion last week . 

But it is also a history which tries to take account of the whole range of factors that shape human societies , from the character of their physical environments to sporadic peasant rebellions . 

Thrusts of resistance ( mass demonstrations , resignations , tax rebellions , etc ) would come in crests . 

Maybe he represents the fact that youth rebellion has learnt its lesson , that it has returned in a stronger , more considered , more intelligent format . 

The tsar could congratulate himself on Russia 's first military triumph since the suppression of the Polish rebellion in 1831 . 

In the case of Dorling Kindersley , there is the prospect of strong profits growth from its existing businesses . 

The British penchant for shooting themselves in the foot emerged again when officials decided that professionals who resided and worked outside Britain were ineligible to play , although they qualified by birth . 

This covers both his penchant for fusion , and his dippy mystic positivism and cosmology of love . 

It was one of the worst examples of the American penchant for using foreign affairs to win elections . 

David Stirk 's apparent penchant for extra holes proved his undoing in the second round against the Waughs of Walton Heath . 

His penchant for punching people out , his notoriously foul temper , his painful honesty and his excruciatingly rigorous self-criticism combine to make riveting listening . 

The development of coloured carp appealed to the oriental penchant for patience and order , for it took many generations to produce recognisable bloodlines of Kohaku , Sanke or Showa . 

Hope his new wife knows about his penchant for present giving . 

The gables and chimneys of Dunkeld slewed out of sight , a hill bristling with trees reared steeply above them , sunlight glanced from rapids in the river . 

She remembered a scene like this from a film , where some men had bee n shooting rapids on a river somewhere in America and their boat had capsized . 

A strong swimmer , she managed to reach a rock jutting above the water , and there she stuck ; it would have been suicidal to attempt to swim through the rapids to either shore . 

STEVE PUNT shoots the rapids , perfects his topspin and risks lung cancer on a Center Parcs holiday in steamy , subtropical Norfolk 

And it 's spills and thrills all the way for Henry Druce as he runs the rapids of the River Coruh in Eastern Turkey 

Fifty years ago , only a hundred hardy individuals had succeeded in running the river through the Grand Canyon , its most challenging stretch , and many had drowned in the rapids trying . 

We ran Borneo 's uncharted rapids in Dyak canoes , dived with sharks in the rip-currents of Komodo , and were sluiced off Javanese roads in monsoon flash-floods . 

As for white-water rafting , where an inflated craft shot between boulders and bounced over foaming rapids , the mere thought was enough to cause an inward quiver of fear . 

I was very good at planning menus and cooking , but not such a whizz at car , boiler or electrical appliance repairs or breakdowns . 

But once he gets his hands all oiled up , he 's a whizz at refreshing your players ' tired muscles . 

He was a whizz at this business , Charity thought with reluctant admiration . 

When Pitt wants to have a good time he invites his ` little group of buddies " , including actor Dermot Mulroney -- a whiz on the cello -- over for an old-fashioned ` hootinanny " jam session . 

KEITH Floyd might be a whiz with the sauces and stews for his popular telly shows , but at home he leaves all the cooking to his wife . 

The audience ca n't help being delighted when business whizz Katherine goes skiing and breaks her leg . 

It will be a single span 106 metres long , and its architect is the French engineering whiz , Marc Mimram . 

MEMORY whizz Tom Morton , who has instant recall of more than 20,000 telephone numbers , has had an experience he wants to forget . 

As exclusively revealed in Limit the 28-year-old rave whiz -- who so far has sold 60,000 records -- works for the Inland Revenue which bans staff from moonlighting . 

Within the crowded streets and lively squares of the city lie a plethora of tiny open-air stalls selling everything from incense to caged pigeons , over six thousand restaurants serving the gamut of cuisine from Korean to French , and an array of gleaming hitech buildings housing progressive computer companies and financial whizzes . 

As computer whizzes , the twins ' main expertise is the logic of programming languages , so it is natural for them to discuss story-telling in terms of program-writing . 

The e-vector ( heading ) returned from the two polarization-sensitive photodiodes ( 1 , 2 ) follows a cos2-function .

Antie will therefore have a polarization function that will return a compass direction toward which it should orient in order to return home to the nest , and a distance function that will return the shortest direct distance .

We may assume that this first function will return a direction in degrees , positive or negative , and that the second function will return a distance in centimeters .

This void function will be called nestEnter ( ) , and will take in no inputs .

A simple void function grip ( ) taking in no inputs will tighten the grippers until a certain threshold of pressure is reached , at which point the grippers will be lifted for carrying .

A void function release ( ) will perform this same action in reverse .

We have the best breed for profitable dairy beef and suckler beef production in the UK . 

Juicy ground beef on , sesame , a touch of mayo' , a little exotic salad and oh , by the way , our fries are the best . " 

The study explains that in the hotel and licensed restaurant sectors there are opportunities for meat suppliers which are able to guarantee the supply of tender beef . 

As a director of Hildale Farms Dairies , his offer of sponsorship had been accepted and they organised the purchase of the 3,000 kilos of prime English beef . 

The corned beef that we are familiar with is a cured beef which is then boiled and pressed before being canned . 

Mrs Lennox placed some sliced corned beef on the table along with some griddle scones she 'd had in the larder wrapped in a cloth . 

Lean minced beef is on offer this week in most areas and there are some good buys to be had with topside , silverside and rump . 

I find it best to spread the cream over the minced beef , and then to top that with the avocado ( if used ) and the tomato . 

Bresaola is a similar dried salt beef from Italy , but is often not quite as lean as pastrami . 

Cook the minced beef in a saucepan over a high heat until browned . 

Remember to cook beef from room temperature or the blood and the flavour will flood out of the meat . " 

Spiced currant dumplings cooked with boiled beef were also eaten at Easter in the Cambridge area . 

The fat cook pushed him out of the way , coming to turn a pan of potatoes roasting under spitted beef . 

For those determined to stick to home cooking , you can still get roast beef , gravy , chips , salad , ice-cream , beer and coffee -- all for Pounds 2.70 . 

Roast the beef for 20min at 230°C ( 450°F ) mark 8 to seal , basting occasionally . 

One recalls the disease of indifference in the abandoned ` At Tikhon 's " chapter and observes how odd its symptoms are ; or one quotes Stavrogin 's notebook rejoinder that simply to live is the hardest thing of all . 

The rejoinder by the defendant to this pleading alleged that the notes were given by Samuel Revill and himself as sureties and were given for the securing of part of the father 's debt and for no other consideration or purpose . 

For rejoinders to the commonsense objections against a moving earth , Wilkins was indebted to Galileo , as he was for striking analogies between the earth and moon . 

It would be unfair to leave the discussion of the later Wordsworth without a rejoinder to what is usually said . 

Perhaps she had scarcely heard them , or had taken them as a mere mechanical rejoinder to her own ` Do n't hate me " . 

Isobel sighed , remembering many an argument on child care which she had lost , being invariably defeated by the rejoinder that she had no children and , therefore , knew nothing about them . 

He waited , anticipating the usually annoying rejoinder that they had no subscriber of that name on record . 

You can often get one of the national societies to write a rejoinder supporting your cause , which can be included in a dossier , together with notable letters and reports , for future use . 

He made no rejoinder but retreated back through the communicating door ; and she went on serving the customer . 

When I called him to object , the reporter said that his editors intended to invite me to write a rejoinder . 

` You can have too much of anything , " was Gay 's sage rejoinder , ` and I rather think her mother 's been overdoing this entertaining stunt . 

Her step slowed and she was about to turn round to voice some rejoinder but continued on , gripping the child 's hand hard now and stepping up her walk into almost a trot . 

But speculations of this sort are founded on such improbable premises that they do not help us to understand what actually happened , and merely prompt the rejoinder , ` So what ? " 

He 'd done his best to convey all these things , and he did n't believe that ` That 's what you think " was a satisfactory rejoinder . 

Mason 's rejoinder was that he was not going ` to be gagged " about amalgamation . 

She would have liked to make some cutting rejoinder but none came to mind so she went out , closing the door behind her . 

` As Federal Chancellor , I alone decide with whom I meet , " was his haughty rejoinder to Jewish protests . 

Like the early Irish monks on the Sceilig rock ( like a prior , then , and abbess ) , we work in the certainty that nothing will intervene . 

I shall confirm my certainty that all forms of intervention and pain relief equal failure , and that bottle feeding is naughty , lazy and dangerous . 

Into her brain came the certainty that he was going to kiss her , and she was powerless to stop him . 

She was up in arms , riled by his easy assurance , his certainty that he could manipulate her like some puppet . 

Baldwin was one party man who remained a convinced Christian but without certainty about forms , and he was also characteristic of one sort of party response to the suffering caused by the war itself . 

Or had he felt a calming certainty about the need for self-preservation which had overcome all apprehension and a lifetime of Sunday School morality -- just as Urquhart felt now ? 

After this , we might fairly expect our journey to have led us to some certainties about the language . 

There are people who know that they have experienced deep within themselves a reality which gives them simple and overwhelming certainties about the real goals of human existence and which transforms their lives . 

The effect of these riders was to stress the need for certainty in decision making . 

` Oh , yes , you are , Laura , " he drawled softly , her limbs trembling at the hard , flat note of certainty in his voice . 

The gentle note of calm certainty in his voice ripped at Virginia 's flayed emotions . 

He believed that , by its means , we could arrive at certainty on such matters . 

But Charlotte would have needed to be alone with him , decks cleared of their differences , for certainty on the point . 

I was cycling up the hill at the time to go on duty , and I nearly fell off my bike in my certainty that there was going to be a nasty accident . 

His certainty , his sense of direction , his belief in himself disintegrated alongside his career , and the Nizan household was never the same again . 

How I had despised his brutishness then , and how I longed for his toughness , his uncomplicated , animal certainty now . 

Newman 's ` venture " , like Pascal 's wager , identified belief as a commitment undergone without the certainty of God 's existence -- indeed a commitment that makes sense only without that certainty . 

For some clients , understanding the origins of their fears and stress is easy , for others many sessions of assessment and detailed analysis may not result in any certainty as to the genesis of their problems . 

The first is its lack of certainty as to what was required of the health authority . 

Anthropology had begun the slow erosion of certainty of the absolute superiority of European civilization , although only a few were aware of what was happening . 

Furthermore , there can be no absolute certainty that a candidate 's thesis will pass in the end , however carefully the examiners are selected . 

Sherfey ( 1970 ) points out that femininity may not be a transhistorical absolute ; but her certainty that it exists now endows it with contemporary universality . 

AN AUNT of Lord Mountbatten , murdered by the Bolsheviks in 1918 , is to be canonised in the summer by the Russian Orthodox Church . 

I told her that an aunt of mine used to insist that Charles , the crippled brother in the book , was secretly in love with his cousin , Lady Eveleen . 

Pat Thompson , aunt of 12-year-old victim Adele Thompson , wept as she yelled at them : ` Why did you take her away from us ? 

` And you must remember that this aunt of mine is a much respected figure in the community . 

` She wants me with her , although a great friend , Lady Bartlett , goes with her sons , and I believe too an aunt of mine . 

With him and Donald , David Beaton , Father Patrick , his aunt Bridhe and the other lasses , Hector had many folk to fill his day . 

Her aunt directed Melanie to sit beside Victoria with a nervous wave of her thin arm . 

Even before his accident it seemed doubtful that my aunt would ever have a child of her own . 

Rudd 's passion for engineering goes back to childhood , and particularly to one ` action-packed weekend " when , as an eight-year-old , he stayed with his maiden aunt in London . 

Her hair was also dark , her life erratic and her only relative an aunt in County Leix . 

Mark had spent many idyllic summer days sailing and fishing with his brothers and his aunt on the beautiful river , but had never been to her winter cottage . 

Most of the furniture was familiar to him from boyhood visits to his grandparents , inherited by his aunt as the last of her generation . 

She met her aunt for the first time and was invited to spend a holiday with her . 

The aunt ( actually great-aunt ) who had known him from his appearance was Sarah , widow of old William Justavus Cranko , and the companion she sent to fetch him was Miemie Dempers , William 's sister . 

A great many people love their elderly Parent or aunt sufficiently to want to look after them . 

` And Michael is gone to our aunt in the mountains for a week . " 

A casual remark to his father as to the whereabouts of his stepmother was answered by a curt ` Gone to see your aunt in Eastleech for a couple of days . 

The girl does seem to have been closer to her aunt than to her grandmother who died relatively soon , in her sixties . 

When he was barely one year old , Nicholson 's mother died and he was put in the care of his aunt Mary , on her farm at South Carlton , near Lincoln . 

` And do n't forget , I was by then dominated by my aunt to such an extent that I would n't have dared . 

I do n't remember what the occasion was — maybe it was my first day at school , or maybe I was staying with my aunt for a few days … ” 

We do not know at what date Matilda had gone to Wilton , but probably she had come from Scotland as a young girl with her aunt Christina in 1086 to be educated at Wilton . 

Thatcher and her supporters " seem intent on doing to the NHS what they have done to other public services such as gas and water .

Place the fingertips of both hands on your shoulders , bending your arms at the elbow . 

ABOVE Part of a Kirlian photograph of the fingertip of a drug addict . 

This is a consideration of principle rather than practical reality , since the relevant law is often obscure , and unlikely to be at the fingertips of the qualified lawyer let alone the layman . 

She sighed , her pale brow resting on the fingertips of the ringed hand . 

Trembling helplessly , she pressed her hands against his chest , her fingertips of their own volition moving through the short , rough curly hair to brush the hard , flat nipples of his chest . 

Keep your wrists loose , elbows at right angles , and tap your fingertips quickly and rhythmically over the area . 

Shares will boom and John Major will cling on by his fingertips . 

A soft white muslin that , when Tsu Ma knelt and gently brushed it with his fingertips , reminded him strangely of springtime and the smell of young girls . 

Her fingertips had only fluttered around him in butterfly ecstasy . 

He placed his fingertips on the small shoulder-blades and ran them down the silk skin of the back , over the already girlish waist to the round buttocks . 

Raise your head and shoulders , placing your right fingertips on your left knee . 

Repeat the exercise , but place your left fingertips onto your right knee . 

He rested his elbows on the desk , supporting his chin with fingertips . 

She wanted desperately to reach out and touch the angular cheekbone , to run her fingertips along the firm , sensuous lips …

` I remember one who was literally hanging on by his fingertips when we arrived , but we 've always got them up in the end . " 

She bent double and stayed that way , and her brown hair hung down , and her little fingertips touched the ground . 

` We told Siobhan to come to the window-ledge and to hang down holding on by her fingertips . 

Although she could just about reach the top shelf with her fingertips , she was very unsteady . 

Dozing on the plane he felt the smoothness of the assassin 's face in his fingertips , the tumble of hair he 'd taken to be Jude 's over the back of his hands . 

His fingertip barely touched the place it should have been , but the smile had faded , replaced by tension , and Luke 's eyes darkened in response to the turbulence that had entered hers . 

Her fingertips were numb where they were pressing into the stone wall behind her . 

Susan 's head lay where she had rested it , one arm curled round , the other hanging so that her fingertips brushed the floorboards . 

` See here , " he said , and his fingertip brushed Culley 's eyelash . 

His fingertips brushed the inner flesh of her thighs , and suddenly he bent his head and pressed kisses to that most sensitive of soft flesh . 

It is a pivotal time in the life of a young girl-when small changes in her behavior , or the choices she makes , can affect her future .

To compare different risks or burdens , they calculate disability-adjusted life-years , or DALYs—the number of healthy life years lost because of a particular disease or risk factor .

Despite numerous caveats and limitations of studies like this one , such analyses are essential aids in guiding the distribution of limited funds to lower the burden of life years lost to premature death and disability .

I got a strange sort of corroboration from my good friend Rosy McHargue , who is now pushing eighty-seven years and has spent most of his life playing clarinet and sax with some of the best jazzbands—Benny Goodman , Red Nichols , Ted Weems , and a slew of others .

Of note , studies of adult twins , and especially monozygotic twins , can usefully address problems of capturing early life circumstances and assessing the contribution of childhood and adult conditions on adult health .

Federal civilian employees who do n't commit felonies and do n't cuss out their supervisors pretty much have a guaranteed job with guaranteed wages for life .

Throughout his life , he fed on scraps -- in particular , Irish literature , and magic .

• Black women are forced to spend their lives separated from their own children .

Er , ex regimental sergeant major , spent his life in the army .

We 've spent our lives watching TV , staring at the box , until everything from Wogan to war washes over us .

Sometimes it seemed that those who loved them were almost willing the band to spend their lives touring pubs , returning to Farnborough merely to return the empties and pick up the bills .

Off the beach you can paraglide , jet ski or waterski and on the shore there is a go-kart track for those who wish to spend life in the fast lane .

If I had the chance , I 'd like to spend my whole life listening to the intelligent conversation of these extraordinary people , here in Luggnagg ! ''

After starting life as males they turn into females , while other shrimps in the same populations spend their whole lives as females .

You can spend your whole life in The Firm without once meeting a pistol by way of business -- in fact , you 'd better , if you ever hope to be considered for Best of Breed . ''

Ella Bembridge , for once without a cigarette in her mouth , worked as stoutly as the men , and would have forced her way into the building to collect some of Dimity 's treasures if she had not been forbidden to do so by Harold , who had taken charge with all the ready authority of one who had spent his life organising others .

Using painting , using art , to create a modus vivendi , a way of understanding life ; that is , for the time being , of trying to make my life into a work of art itself , instead of spending my life creating works of art in the form of paintings or sculptures .

They always appear to be happy and spend their lives trying to help others .

To demonstrate his empathy with the women whom he spends his life treating , he adds that : ` If my beard had a 6 per cent chance of turning malignant I would shave it off . ''

She stood there a moment , looking out across the pre-dawn darkness of the spaceport , barely conscious of the passengers pushing by , knowing that this was probably the last view she would ever have of City Europe -- the City in which she had spent her whole life .

Thirty-two years old , Anderson had been born in Suffolk , but had spent his life in Australia and had graduated in law from Sydney University .

Dolle had spent her entire life obsessed with but ill-used by men .

There were no decent men on my own horizons and I already feared that I would be spending my life alone .

I spend my life in supermarkets -- buying food I 'll probably never eat , but buy just in case I might want to eat it .

So far as we know , Ptolemy spent his whole life in Alexandria , which is well north of the Earth 's equator , so that he could not see the stars of the far south .

After participating in the abortive 1848 uprisings in Germany Marx lived his life in exile in England .

Rosa Luxemburg spent much of her active political life in exile , working within the powerful German Social Democratic Party .

The filthy colonial military compounds so recently evacuated by the British and French provided convenient quarters for those who were now destined to spend most of their lives in exile , even though neither they nor their unwilling Lebanese hosts yet knew that they would have to do so .

Though Joseph spent much of his later life in exile from his beloved Wallowa Valley , he was never subjugated , possessing a kind dignity that was as powerful as his leadership when young .

This is ironic : apart from three visits to London in 1825 , 1827 and 1828 , Bonington spent his entire adult life in France .

Alfred Northbrook Hayley was a self-dramatizing , duplicitous thief who spent his life trying to convince people of his importance by adopting a series of false identities .

Most of us spend our lives believing that the best marriages are those rare unions where two hearts really do beat as one .

Even when at training classes he does n't recognise the dogs he has spent his previous life with .

They are kindly , educated people many of whom have spent their lives helping others and to whom fate has dealt a cruel , unexpected blow , leaving them bereaved and frightened at a time of approaching frailty .

Until his abdication in 1555 the king -- the Emperor Charles V kept his ` Flemish chapel '' , while the greatest native composer , Cristobal Morales ( c. 1500-1553 ) , apart from ten years in the Papal service , spent his whole life not at court but in his native Andalusia .

Boys should go to school because they need the skills to get on in the world , because they will spend their lives moving between household and family and the institutions of state and nation .

She claims to have understood and resolved all her own hidden desires , and she spends her life doing so for others : she is a ` modern middleman between body and soul , a perfect salesman of the unconscious to the conscious '' ( 33 ) .

Whether Mr Coleridge wants to crown a successful career by pulling down the edifice in which he has enjoyably spent his working life is another matter entirely .

I 'm not the sort who can go out with someone unless my feelings were so deep that I can imagine spending my life with them , and having a child .

At seventeen , he announces that he wants to spend his whole life in a ruined castle by the sea .

Later she mastered Braille , learned to type and later took lessons from a teacher for the deaf so that she could go to school , then college and later spent her life lecturing all over the world .

He had spent his working life down the local pit and drove a pit pony when he first went underground .

Determined not spend my life in this manner , I continued to reapply to the postgraduate art courses .

I still intend to train as a doctor , because I feel there is no more interesting and worthwhile way to spend my life , but how many other people will be able to or want to in the future ?

He had spent his life in the labour movement , having migrated to the coast from the impoverished countryside of the north-east at the age of twelve , looking for work .

For the first time in his life , Peter found her pitiful , a tiny figure who had made a cage of her routines and spent her life staring through the bars at the glorious unpredictability of the world outside .

And so were all those so-called friends of hers who seemed to spend their entire lives going to parties .

in biochemistry at the University of California and spent his working life at the Agriculture Experimental Station of the State University of New Jersey , where he gave strength to the science of soil microbiology .

If women want to spend their lives with something that is slim , sanitary and sensitive , perhaps they should consider setting up home with a thermometer dipped in Dettol .

On countless little tables and shelves were books and ornaments , photographs in silver frames , and mementoes of that life spent in a hot country far away .

Spending our lives in jealousy and envy can only isolate us from other people and make us unhappy .

A third kind of explanation for the relationship between income and age is that it is the result of a cohort effect : that is , older elderly people are poorer because they were born and spent their working lives during a different historical period from the ` young '' elderly .

She had spent her life rushing into things -- and this was no time to stop .

It 's beautiful to think there 's a man who spends his life going from hotel to hotel , paying chambermaids to let him look in beds slept in by women , in the hope of finding some hairs !

Bishop Fan Xueyan was described by one of his fellow bishops as someone who ` suffered a lot , spending his life between prison and freedom , more or less always under surveillance '' .

Born in 1906 , he was eleven years younger than Leavis but far more precocious , and spent his early teaching life , as a pupil and disciple of his Cambridge mentor I. A. Richards , in the Far East .

These days Brian spends his working life alongside his family and staff at the Muppet workshops in London and Manhattan .

So they spend their lives in darkness , and , having no use for eyes , are totally blind .

If you spend your life on one island or in one place , it is all too easy to become parochial in your outlook , and to think that the world begins and ends there in your back garden .

This book chronicles a period of intermittent family life spent on the Hebridean island of Scarp , mostly during the 1970s .

We are thus faced in his later years by the paradox of a ruler who had spent his life in efforts to make his subjects prosperous and happy compelled to create a system of secret police and to hold down considerable parts of his territories by armed force .

( Russian singers do n't spend their lives with one company any more . )

It was the story of a Frenchman , who had spent his life searching for beauty and pleasure -- pleasure of all kinds , both good and bad .

I adopted an eight-year-old German Shepherd who 'd spent his life in kennels as a show/stud dog .

A small , thin tabby , she spent her life trying to work out the central dilemmas of her life -- how to get in and out of the house , and why the fat man called Henry tried to kick her every time the two other people in the house were out of the way .

And see my hands they they they 're quite they 're they 're exactly like a er well shall we say an educated person 's hand A person who 's spent his life working behind a desk .

Friends , colleagues in the movement who 'd never left their bitter cells , or spent their lives in labour camps till they died of exhaustion .

` I was just imagining spending an entire life closeted with only the company of your own sex … ''

And in any case , if he recovered he 'd spend his life looking for Vecchi , if that party had muscled in on the black .

They are now together and Robert says ` I am so happy having found someone I want to spend my life with .

He spent a long life as a rector and was a Canon of St Patrick 's , Armagh .

Gloria ( Perez ) , his girlfriend , wins a lot of money on a gameshow she 's spent her whole life practising for , but Billy bets it all on a basketball game .

Until the early sixties Khomeini spent his life in the holy city of Qom , where he taught law , philosophy and ethics , insisting that Islam had a commitment to social and political causes and that Iran had to be independent of both Eastern and Western colonialism .

And if the principle works with man as well , then by spending your whole life in a cruising aircraft you might live to be a hundred .

He would n't have got away with talking to servants that way in his mess or wherever it was he spent his working life .

If this decoy assault should fail to draw the English troops from the camp at Belmont , he knew the islanders could not match the outsiders ' firepower in open battle . 

In the early hours of May the fourth Hanger disappeared from a community training camp at Symonds Yat on the Gloucesterhsire/herofrodshire border . 

We had a six-mile descent , down El Jocoso to the little camp by a stream where Mother waited with the mules . 

The three of us reached the camp by the stream on the following afternoon . 

Mark 's wishes could n't have been better fulfilled as she ended up in a small tourist camp in Kanha National Park . 

On Aug. 16 the ANC released 32 people , " all suspected agents and infiltrators " , held in camps in Uganda and Angola . 

A ceasefire had been agreed for the duration of the Supreme Soviet session , but reports emerged on Nov. 21 of a massacre in a refugee camp in the Tursunzadevsky region , near Dushanbe . 

A small cinema on a Royal Air Force camp near the Egyptian town of Suez in 1951 . 

Navarre 's reply was to establish a massive fortified camp near the Lao border at Dien Bien Phu . 

More than thirty people have been massacred at a squatter camp near Johannesburg . 

At another camp on the Kenyan border the deaths had reached 10 a day . 

Though I 'd visited the family in Al Ain and Abu Dhabi , it had been two years since I 'd been to their camp on the Gulf . 

By December Gould had crossed the Liverpool Range and set up camp on the banks of the Mokai . 

They had no reason to suppose that he had been in pursuit of them , the western ride led in the general direction of the outlaws ' Great Camp and they presumed that was where he was going . 

If Anna 's not with the navvies I 'll try to get some of their men to search between your camp and the new road . " 

News had reached them of the happenings at the manor and they rightly assumed that with Tom in charge of the manor farm they were not likely to be evicted from their forest camp . 

THIS picture of a pitiful victim of the Serbs ' terror camps was taken by Liberal Democrat leader Paddy Ashdown . 

Erika , born after the smoke of the death camps had stopped drifting across Europe , wanted deeply to try and say this to dapper Uncle Karl , born before the smoke fouled the skies . 

The world 's most famous footballer declined to turn up at the Argentine team camp until late on Tuesday night , 48 hours later than most of his team-mates . 

More controversy followed when Leeds showed him the door following an incident at a North Wales training camp . 

I now planned to discuss my proposed modifications with the lads before leaving camp . 

Before leaving camp that morning she had removed her T-shirt and jumper , retaining only her shirt , and now her exertions had stretched the gap to reveal an embarrassingly large amount of cleavage . 

There are 68,000 refugees in Khmer Rouge-controlled camps inside Thailand , according to the United Nations border relief operation . 

Relief workers reported in early August that since the beginning of the year thousands of Ethiopians had died in the Ogaden region and in the refugee camps of Gode , Kelafo and Dolo in the south-east . 

` She ca n't get to the Camp by going that way because of the Swamp . 

In Slovenia a psychiatrist has been advising staff in refugee camps as to how to respond to the needs of traumatised children . 

On the walk from the village station to the camp itself the mousy man finally collapsed . 

Accommodation in the camps -- on an ascending scale of comfort -- ranges from small tents for the backpacking brigade to large tents-under-thatch , reed huts and timber-framed lodges which provide an all inclusive package for the well-heeled . 

As a result of his leadership , the Frankish army fought through to Bordeaux and built a huge fortified camp at Fronsac . 

In February 1990 the Army forced about 100,000 civilians into camps in eastern Kumi district during preparations for a military offensive against the UPA . 

On July 11 the LTTE attacked an army camp in Katupotha , on the border of the Mannar and Vavuniya districts in the north-west of the country , on July 11 . 

` You only had to look at the faces sitting around the table at base camp to know that they were physically and mentally finished . " 

In the base camp , 12,000ft below the summit , equipment has to be able to work at -20°C inside tents and -- 40 outside . 

An agreement was signed in the Honduran capital , Tegucigalpa , on March 23 to disband by April 20 an estimated total of 10,000 contra rebels based in camps in Honduras . 

Adolf Hitler 's ruthless occupation policy across Europe and the discovery of the concentration camps ensured that Germans were loathed and hated and the destruction they suffered was seen as deserved . 

` The commandant of Jasenovac concentration camp was a Franciscan monk . " 

In future he would command a military detention complex of prison camps in Kazakhstan . 

The UN Security Council unanimously adopted on Aug. 4 a resolution proposed by the USA which condemned the detention camps reportedly holding both soldiers and civilians in Bosnia-Hercegovina . 

They were to stay in the worst conditions imaginable for a month , before they were all sent to a detention camp at Kedos , in the mountains of Anatolia . 

The vast Butlins holiday camp just minutes from the town centre ( and the Place St Maur des Fosses ) offers the clowns self-catering chalets at bargain-basement rates . 

Murder victims Julie Godwin , mother of a young child , and Elizabeth Over , both 30 , were holidaying at a remote bush camp close to the Mozambique border in Zululand . 

A Family Activity weekend at a holiday camp at Camber Sands has been suggested as a possible future Medau course . 

It does not seem generally known that for more than a year after VJ Day more than 120,000 Allied POWs were kept in internment camps in Java . 

The others continued to Sydney , where they were taken to an internment camp at Hay , three miles up the railway on the Murrumbidgee river . 

On July 26 Erich Mielke , 82 , the former Minister for State Security , was arrested and charged with preparing internment camps for dissidents and harbouring terrorists [ see below ] . 

Before you know it , you 're freezing your boots off in a Siberian labour camp . 

Thousands more were exiled in labour camps on distant islands with no hope of release . 

Some fifty thousand British soldiers and airmen died in Japanese labour camps . 

The track gradually dropped to the rippling waters of the Hongu Khola , where we made camp on the banks of the river amidst azaleas and fragrang scrub juniper between the enclosing mountains . 

We make camp for the night in earshot of Crystal Rapid , which in recent years has flipped more boats , taken more lives , and humbled more boatmen than any other on the river . 

` The occupants were later removed to the Isle of Man and the site was made into a transit camp for our men , " she writes . 

However car 4 spent the First World War ferrying bread to the military camp at Squires Gate , for which it was fitted with a pair of side doors . 

Attacks were launched on military camps in the east and the north while the Army began to deploy reinforcements in the troubled areas . 

Arens accused Fatah of brutally killing three IDF soldiers in a military camp in northern Israel . 

On Aug. 3 a group of soldiers took control of the Kaba military camp in Natitingou , in the north-east . 

Oswulf 's overthrow seems to have been the consequence of challenge to the monopoly of royal power by the descendants of Leodwald as dynamic new forces entered the arena of Northumbrian dynastic politics .

They now began to side with the extreme wing of the pied noir integrationist movement , which openly called for his overthrow .

In August 1980 the Constitution was suspended and the legislature dissolved following the overthrow in February of the elected government and its substitution by a National Military Council ( NMR ) .

In the eastern town of Douala a crowd of about 50,000 demanding the overthrow of Biya was confronted by troops on May 16 , but refused to disperse .

The unnatural act of Dara 's murder and the treacherous overthrow of Shah Jehan acted like a curse upon Delhi .

Yet basically it was a team of people trying to wrest power , not a populist-based overthrow .

After Vézeronce Godomar took power in Burgundy , which he held until his overthrow in 534 .

He was accused of calling for the violent overthrow of the monarchy .

2 Marxists , convinced as to the eventual overthrow of capitalism , argue that corporatism is at best a short-run institutional solution to the deep-seated conflicts between capitalists and workers .

In Cuba , the Communists played a less than glorious role in the 1933 overthrow of dictator Gerardo Machado .

He 'd served twenty seven years in Jail for advocating the violent overthrow of Apartheid .

To make the space creatures , shape small ovals from the green icing and position on the cake .

They were all faces -- just a mass of white ovals , like a dish of eggs .

Ash 's face was close to the flame , its yellow oval glowing like some magical caste-mark on her forehead .

A Court ring is rounded for comfort on the inside as well as the outside with across section forming an oval .

They include a small circular picture with a bronze fabric backing and a small spray of miniature yellow roses , plus several ovals with cream and gold backgrounds .

It is also possible to discern rotary motion within the larger ovals , particularly cloud features which circulate clockwise in the northern hemisphere and anticlockwise in the southern hemisphere .

The Weald is an approximate oval with its long axis running west-north-west to south-east , measuring 140 km. by 65 km .

It has very low surface brightness , and is best seen with low powers as an oval blur .

The egg shape is a clue to building in the sense of rhythm when drawing the small birds ; you can practise drawing ovals and thus build up bird shapes .

It is scooped shallowly out on the left of the esplanade , and forms an oval more than 200 yards long ; 20,000 people can be in it at any one time .

He clenched shut his eyes so as not to see the pale oval of her face through the shadows .

On the other hand in the heads of the two central ` demoiselles " the severe , regular ovals of the typically ` Iberian " faces of 1906 give way to new , asymmetric shapes .

The eyes especially were beautiful ; very large , their ovals faintly twisted , a cool doe 's eyes , almond eyes , giving a natural mystery to a face otherwise so regular that it risked perfection .

It might have been the man that he 'd seen before or it might not ; his face was no more than a characterless oval with a few spare lines drawn on it for features .

The single-storey building is designed in an oval with a church in the centre , rather like a traditional African village where the chief 's house would be in the middle .

She had never seen anything so accomplished as the movements he made , or so perfect as the oval of his lips as he exhaled .

Moving the smaller oval into place is much easier than you might expect because of the way guidelines appear as the point that you have picked up come into alignment with important features on other object .

The medal was backed by a small oval of wood , polished smooth by centuries of wear .

Chamfer the top corners and nail on with 1-1/2in ovals , punched in and filled .

Saturday 's quintet gave him the remarkable tally of 15 wins from the 35 races run on the Flat in Ireland in 1992 .

Thus cried the legions of Islamic fundamentalists in Algiers this week . 

IT LOOKS like farewell to the National Ferret Welfare Association , the Legion of Frontiersmen of the Commonwealth , and the Association of Hand Made Cheeses of Scotland . 

Many of his peers seem uptight , all too conscious of the legions of photographers and TV cameras . 

It would ( will ) take legions of staff to support the growing number of information resources in electronic form . 

The report has warned the government to prepare for the " wholesale contamination " which is likely to ensue as legions of small-scale operators shut down and abandon their plants . 

They shuffle out to a soft rhythmic crunching underfoot , reminiscent of how the boots of Napoleon 's legions must have sounded trudging back through the Russian snows . 

At the memorial service at Blessington , Sir Nicholas Fenn , the British Ambassador , unveiled a plaque ; also well represented were RAFA Branches , the British Legion and the Irish Army Air Corps . 

True zealots , for example , can join the Russian National Legion , a paramilitary organisation , which has sent mercenaries to fight in Moldova and Bosnia . 

Horticulturists appear to have joined the legion of defectors from the practice of assuming that their customers or clients are all dedicated part-time classicists , with comprehensive dictionaries at their elbows . 

As a whole this volume is an important addition to the growing Ferrier bibliography , and a book that is essential to the legion of admirers of Ferrier 's noble art . 

A deal with EMI beckoned , and 15-year-old singer Stinky Turner was soon going on stage in his pyjamas and bawling , ` You insult my intelligence but I a not a fool ! " to the band 's legion of admirers ( affectionately known as ` The Rubber Glove Firm " ) . 

Bronze -- as traditional a material as you might imagine -- continues , of course , to fascinate legions of artists . 

100 years ago a legion of artists and craftsmen made the same journey . 

The new President already has a legion of critics who find him shallow and lacking in principle . 

And he 's won a legion of fans for his anti-establishment views and work with campaigning groups like Amnesty International . 

` Colour Of Spring " , released in ` 85 , was the majestic , towering album that Talk Talk 's growing legion of fans had always known the band could make . 

While hand colouring was fully accepted as a compromise , and in fact supplied work to the legions of miniature painters that had been made redundant by the advent of photography , experiments continued to be made all over the world . 

It is less easy to take a full share of the blame and almost impossible to understand the feelings and aspirations of the legions of hungry people in the world . 

My first shock was that in England there was a whole legion of one-breasted women . 

He trained them to regular confession , and whenever any one of them was dying would prepare them for death , and be thankful when they died in penitence , peace and hope . 

So Father Luke , in penitence , took up the labour of making the soup , buying the bread rolls and wheeling the barrow . 

They do not abase themselves in penitence but see themselves in a partnership which accepts responsibility for establishing peace and justice on this planet . 

He says he regrets with great penitence and sorrow the circumstances that led to the caution . 

Mere logic and abstinence from wishful thinking had enabled Milner to summarise the story of the next sixty years . 

Nigel determined to impress her by his abstinence and sensible qualities . 

Total abstinence from any sweeteners can cure a sweet tooth permanently -- which is much better in the long term . 

Commenting on his sexual abstinence Erik Erikson writes : ` It is of importance here that he gave up sexual intimacy for a wider communal intimacy and not just because sexuality seemed immoral in any Calvinistic sense . 

The most marked effect of the abstinence from sleep with this subject was the presence of hallucinations of sight . 

Nor does it mean that failure to achieve total abstinence from all potentially mood-altering substances and behaviours means that one can not achieve a considerable measure of recovery . 

Oddly , she felt less happy , less content , less well able to go about her daily business than she had in the three painful months of her sexual abstinence . 

If you decide to do this , Karl Franz is the general of your army and therefore replaces the general described in the main army list . 

Magnus is the general of your army and therefore replaces the general described in the main army list . 

Prince Khalid Bin Sultan , the Saudi general in command of the Arab and Islamic forces facing Iraq , is said to have turned pale when Egyptian commandos devoured live chickens and rabbits in a show of bravado . 

Mertseger 's father , the general in command of cavalry , was a stocky man like Huy . 

The colonel set off for the airport with the general in custody . 

A great general shows his mastery by attaining the object of his campaign by sagacious and sure manoeuvres , without incurring any risk . " 

Datun Jingta , a Burmese emigre in Thailand who keeps in close contact with members of Khun Sa 's private army , said about 600 Burmese soldiers occupied the headquarters town Monday .

Lee 's strength is his popularity as a democratic reformer , and as the first native-born president of an island ruled since 1949 by emigres from mainland China .

He returned to the Ivy League school Thursday , greeted by hundreds of Taiwanese emigres .

Bogarde plays a Russian emigre who runs a chocolate factory in Germany just as the Nazis begin to take power . 

Kavalek a Czech emigre , is well used to negotiating with recalcitrant Soviets . 

Nadel , an Austrian-Jewish emigre , viewed the British colonial administrators with a sometimes caustic eye , and the journal contrasts sharply with the relatively diplomatic comments made in his published work . 

Mr Lozoraitis , 69 , an emigre and Lithuania 's ambassador in Washington , told a news conference that most of the new president 's team had no understanding of how a market economy worked . 

He was expected to hear loud protests from Cuban emigres , including his defector daughter , Alina Fernandez Revuelta .

The menu mixes hearty steaks with chef 's sauces , fish , a few Continental classics like boeuf bourguignon and chicken kiev , with a page of curries including vegetarian ones made with Quorn . 

He praised the poached mackerel and its delicate herb-scented sauce . 

Mama Sipcott 's butter sauce was gleaming on her chin and she looked very beautiful . 

Then I picked up a bit of naan bread and mopped up my curry sauce . 

She left it to settle on top of the stove while she warmed up some bread sauce and crisps . 

Marjorie laughed , and though she was very kind , washing the lettuce and leaving it ready in the colander and telling her how to cook the asparagus and make a butter sauce , Emmie felt humiliated . 

Steam for 1½ hr before unmoulding and serving on a hot platter large enough to take the pudding and its moat of butterscotch sauce . 

Turkey with Mexican Mole Pepper Sauce is based on a classic dish , eaten throughout Mexico , of turkey cooked in a fried chilli sauce -- this is to Mexicans what curry is to Indians . 

The main course is a substantial dish of chicken with a creamy coconut sauce accompanied by a baked potato and bowl of crispy veg . 

The superintendent tore off a piece of nan and wiped the curry sauce from her plate . 

After removing her shoes in respect to Korean custom , she watched as chef Wang Jun Ryun filled the pancake with shredded beef , carrot and cucumber and mustard sauce . 

Tabasco is so well known that it is to pepper sauces what Hoover is to vacuum cleaners . 

She mumbled against David 's tweed jacket , ` We 're having chicory-and-orange salad with vinaigrette sauce , followed by mushroom croustade with a hazelnut topping , then Stilton and homemade oatmeal biscuits . " 

Return the meat to the pan and add the juice from the mushrooms with the garlic and Tabasco sauce . 

It is also exceptionally useful in the Western kitchen , rather like a less assertive Worcestershire sauce . 

When hot , pour into a food processor and process to a smooth sauce . 

Garlic cloves are cooked in their skins so they become soft enough to purée into a delicious sauce 

Léonie swished her fork around her plate to gather up the last vestiges of sauce mornay . 

Now what could be more mouthwatering than a big plate of juicy , tender ribs drippin' with barbecue sauce ? 

Parma ham , parmesan cheese and bolognese sauce are all specialities of the region . 

David Land of the Bristol Hilton won the prize for best starter with his Cornish lobster poached in its shell , infused with dill , lemon and thyme and topped with a soft cheese sauce . 

Make a cheese sauce in the usual way and pour it over the leeks . 

And when you become fed up with the sight of your kitchen , try a quick-to-make snack that combines hazelnuts and creamy brie cheese in a savoury sauce . 

In a bowl mix the cottage cheese , prawns and Tabasco sauce together . 

I often mix French chocolate with an English dessert variety for chocolate sauces . 

Top the whole thing off with a dessert of chocolate mousse in strawberry sauce and wash it down with a Bordeaux red . 

Choice pears masked with chocolate sauce and cream , beautiful fresh peaches smothered in raspberry purée and set around with vanilla ice seem to me offences to nature , let alone to art or basic principles . 

Most fruits are delicious with chocolate sponge -- this mouthwatering sauce complements the dessert beautifully . 

He was entirely suited to enjoy the hospitality at the Castle , to relish Sir John 's venison and cranberry sauce and compliment him on the beauty of his larches . 

Yet only about 15 per cent will be sold fresh ; the rest will go to make cranberry sauce , juice and other products . 

Dishes on offer include sautéed chicken with truffle and cream sauce ; fish ragôut with saffron sauce ; roast duck with ginger and thyme ; and glazed venison with black cherry and Kirsch sauce . 

This will be followed by breast of chicken Westminster ( in a light cream sauce ) , pilaf rice , green beans and braised carrots , accompanied by House of Commons claret . 

Iced camembert cream , frozen horseradish sauce , and tomato ice all belong to this period . 

A few berries in a rich wine sauce for goose or chicken adds a delicious note . 

The meat within was garnished with herbs and cooked in a rich onion sauce . 

We use only the finest soy beans , wheat and a specially developed yeast to produce the world 's finest soy sauce . 

Add the soy and fish sauce ( if fish sauce is not available , use another tablespoon of soy sauce ) and mix well . 

Just before serving , drizzle the soy sauce on top of the chicken and rice and garnish with the spring onions . 

A tomato sauce can be completely changed by two or three minutes more or less of reduction or concentration by steady simmering . 

Toss ravioli in a heated tomato sauce and serve with mixed green salad . 

This is an Italian dish of pasta quills tossed in a hot and spicy tomato sauce which only takes about 20 minutes to make . 

However , we discovered that if one ate the prawns with the cinnamon meat sauce and mixed in lots of stir-fried manage-touts the results were marvellous . 

He had taken her to lunch at La Noblesse where they had eaten cod in a watercress sauce and drunk between them a bottle of Chinon , Clos de l'Echo ` 86 . 

To serve with nouvelle cuisine panache , pour a pool of strawberry sauce onto each of four plates . 

Robyn glanced across at her and fought the impulse to pour the bolognese sauce right over the expensively coiffured hairstyle . 

The evening meal featured a regular à la carte menu with special dishes like chicken with coconut and ginger , seafood pasta in tangy tomato sauce and terrine of chocolate served with an apricot sauce . 

Serve with bottled tartare sauce or a squeeze from a plastic lemon . 

Serve with a piquant sauce and two spoonfuls of redcurrant jelly . 

Put tomato pieces or whole cherry tomatoes among the drained , hot potatoes on serving plates and spoon sauce prettily over each serving . 

Avoid vinegary mint sauce and serve a home-made sauce instead . 

Radical dudes impress those bodacious babes by catching waves at Harvey Nicks and riding their planks all the way down to where Emporio Armani used to be . 

A TEXAN dude that 's big in France and Germany , apparently , but this record ai n't gon na light up the rest of the west with its plodding , straight-forward observations and predictably worn voicebox . 

Bunny saw me and gave me a brief nod , then went back to talking to a young black dude wearing a blue trenchcoat and nursing a colour-co-ordinated Filofax . 

Shadow , alias Jefferson King , from ITV 's Gladiators , is one tough dude , whether he 's firing tennis balls or hitting someone with what looks like a giant cotton bud , he 's mean . 

As he finished his pasta , Guido sat back in his seat , touching his napkin briefly to his lips . 

For wholefood enthusiasts , I would recommend buckwheat pasta rather than wholemeal , which I think is rather dull in flavour and texture . 

COOK 'S NOTE : This is a marvellous starter , divided between six or eight people and served with very fine bird's-nest or capellini pasta . 

The Allegrini has a pleasant , bitter cherry finish -- the touch of austerity making it an ideal foil to buttery pasta . 

The roux should be cooked and stirred gently until all traces of the flour taste have been removed and the resultant thick sauce can be poured over the mussels and the cooked pasta . 

John Bray , senior brand manager for Nestlé Foodservice , which supplies both dried and frozen pasta , is keen to dispel any thought that one type of pasta is better or worse than another . 

A plain flour and water dough will be referred to as ` pasta secca " while an egg pasta will be labelled as ` pasta all'uovo " . 

Egg pasta is firmer than regular pasta and allows the use of more distinctive shapes . 

Homemade pasta requires a very definite skill which I have n't got ( the texture of the dough is of paramount importance ) , so I cheat and use fresh pasta for special occasions . 

Fresh pasta requires only 3-4min cooking , a much shorter time than dried pasta . 

A meal of fresh pasta and a glass of Sancerre ensured that I was sound asleep in front of the television 's latest moronic soap opera by ten o'clock . 

Stir the butter into the freshly cooked , drained pasta with a fork , then stir in the yogurt . 

When partially cooked , regular pasta has a slightly transparent look , and becomes whiter and more opaque as it finishes cooking . 

Cook pasta in plenty of boiling , salted water until just tender . 

` According to the latest Euromonitor report on the international pasta market , each British consumer eats 3.3kg of pasta a year . 

Stay a few days and visit a few places , drink more wine , eat more pasta and then go . 

From that day I ate only pasta dressed with butter and felt safe , because I knew that however late I arrived it would have been saved for me ; no one else would eat it plain . 

In association with this trend , there was renewed attention to longstanding evidence on the effects of poverty on health , in association with government restrictions on the growth of Health Service spending .

It hangs around in the system as toxic waste , a condition whose detrimental effect on our health is accepted but not yet fully explored .

Its main conclusion is that there has been no measurable radiological effects on the health of local people , and that the only significant problems resulted from psychological factors , notably stress .

Its aim is to provide fresh evidence and new insights into the way policy was conducted , and its effects on the economy .

These policies had little effect on the Italian birth rate in the period 1930 -1932 , and between 1933 and 1937 not a single department showed a rise in fertility ( Glass ) .

The early life of a child and the attitudes of those around him can have a dramatic effect upon his adult emotional state .

The inhibitors might therefore be causing amnesia not because they prevent protein synthesis but because of their effect on increasing amino acid levels .

With respect to morbidity and mortality , the 1984 Conference adopted recommendations concerning the beneficial effect of healthful childbearing patterns on the health of mothers and their children .

It has been assumed that inhaled NO exerts its effects in the lung and that there are no extrapulmonary effects .

Few studies have been carried out assessing the effect of vitamin supplementation on adenomatous polyps or colorectal cancer .

He gave the bad leg a gentle kick , to be rewarded with an agonized moan and the information that it was certainly broken , probably in two or three places . 

And then he gave a small moan and the last vestiges of restraint were gone . 

There were further moans and groans at the old toper 's repetition of an apparently well-worn story . 

He gave a loud moan and with a sudden retch , vomited all over the floor . 

Her tolerance gave out and she uttered a moan and stamped her foot . 

There was an angry moan as she did so and a pain in her chest , which made her wonder whether the moan had not been her own . 

Not even the screams of the wounded and the moans of the dying broke the hush . 

Wind noise , mainly , the gentle breeze from off the lough hissing in the trees , the occasional moan of distant engines . 

The voice sounded faint and was soon drowned out by the rush and moan of the shells passing over . 

Buildings were in flames and I could hear the screams and moans of the trapped and injured . 

They had all made that shrill moan during their funny parties , and by the time of Gary 's birth , Mary had come to recognise them for what they were -- satanic incantations . 

He took a small mouthful from his plate then gripped at his stomach and emitted a low moan . 

She moaned , a long , howling moan , but there was an ecstasy in the sigh that followed . 

She made a little moan , her head refusing to obey her and tilting back in pleasure at the touch of his hands . 

Maggie gave a low moan , her knees sagging , and he caught her close , turning her head to his shoulder , deepening the kiss and holding her against the length of his body . 

There was a sudden hush , and then a low , wondrous moan rippled through the crowd . 

But she did not answer him , only bent and lowered herself into the water , hissing as the coldness burned into the wound , a faint moan escaping through her gritted teeth as she began to wash . 

The author uses this latter column to mention the artist 's family ties , associations with rulers , where they exhibited and how they signed .

He finished mopping then carried the towel to the basin in the corner and dropped it in . 

Unknown to them , they had exposed the clay lining the bottom of the basin of liquid peat . 

Heat the water in a pan on the stove and place a basin on top instead of the lid . 

The outer room contained two wash-hand basins with a paper towel dispenser and , to the left of the door , a long Formica-covered counter with a glass above it which apparently served as a dressing-table . 

In The Love of Jeanne Ney , Pabst used real-life detail such as broken mirrors and iron basins . 

It has the storage advantages of a vanity basin , but does not take up nearly as much space . 

The glint of the green bottle on the glass shelf above the basin . 

He stood on the edge of the rectangular basin , which was about ten feet deep , its bottom littered with debris of every description . 

It keeps baths , basins and taps sparkling clean and prevents costly limescale build-up in shower heads , water pipes and hot water cylinders . 

Her blonde curls looked as if she had just come from a hairdresser rather than from the hand basin in her own bedroom which was where she had washed her hair this morning . 

Remove crusts from bread , cut enough pieces to line a 4 lb pudding basin . 

Separated from the main living area are a toilet , shower , and wash basin . 

She filled the basin in the downstairs bathroom and bowing her head plunged the heavy dark mass into the hot water . 

Fill the wash basin with lukewarm water and rinse the seaweed repeatedly . 

She came out bearing a basin of water in which a cloth and a bar of soap floated . 

If this grinding touch is missing , there will be a clear space between the incisors of the upper jaw and those of the lower jaw . 

These include the curved canines and straight incisors of hippopotamus , walrus tusks , which project downwards from the upper jaw , the teeth of the sperm whale and the spirally twisted left tusk of the narwhal . 

Murid , cricetid and microtine molars are structurally different from each other , but their incisors are more similar and appear to alter in a similar way when subjected to digestive corrosion . 

The crevice , upon further examination , was found to be stuffed full of yellowing incisors and weathered molars . 

The ascending ramus and incisor alveolus of the mandible were also broken after one event , with the subsequent separation of the incisor from the mandible . 

Why trim the grass so short that not even a goat could get its incisors into the chlorophyl ? 

` I did a section on one incisor from each of them and I would estimate both the man 's and woman 's age as in the early twenties . " 

Oesophageal biopsy specimens , taken 20-40 cm from the incisors in 72 patients , were graded histologically and adjacent specimens were taken for immunohistochemical analysis of the distribution of EGF . 

An oesophageal biopsy specimen was taken 20-40 cm from the incisors for histological examination . 

It is the natural , regular set of teeth , which all dogs have , whereby the upper incisors seize -- slightly grinding -- a little bit over the lower ones . 

Teeth 42 in number ( 20 upper , 22 lower ) , strong correctly placed , meeting in a scissors bite -- lower incisors touching inside of upper incisors . 

The cynodonts , with their cheek teeth and incisors typical of carnivores , no doubt preyed on them . 

The ape gave Huy a baleful stare as he passed , then blinked and yawned , displaying a set of formidable yellow incisors . 

Then Satan 's upper lip lifted , exposing the big gleaming incisors , as a growl rumbled deep in his chest , and the three big Dobermans leapt forward in unison . 

An officer told me that we could n't drive any farther , although pedestrians were allowed in the area , and I was free to walk home .

In fact , policemen always speak of their ground : an officer might ask his pal , Do you know a pub called the Rhinoceros ? and his friend will reply , Of course I do : it 's on my ground .

A recent news item in The Times [ November 1992 ] published in the international press presumably to call delighted attention to the obtuseness of the chief of police of Dearborn , Michigan , concerned an officer who was suspended for three days to seek psychiatric help in disabusing himself of his obsession for writing the figure 7 with a bar through it to distinguish it from the figure 1 , a disambiguating practice long followed in Europe where it is the practice to write 1 to look like the left half of an upward - pointing arrow .

The law enforcement officers induced the person to commit the crime .

They were hampered by not knowing how many officers were responding to the site and where those officers were operating .

'' Bar that , '' as the Sheriff's officer said to his first floor window .

But just before the tower collapsed , a team of NYPD ESU officers encountered a stream of civilians descending an unidentified stairwell in the 20s .

The three plainclothes NYPD officers who had made it up to the 54th floor of the NorthTower felt the building shake violently at 9:59 as the SouthTower collapsed ( though they did not know the cause ) .

Representatives of one group told us that their members ' ability to properly gather and protect computer-related evidence had facilitated law enforcement investigations , thus limiting the time and resources that the victim and the law enforcement officers needed to carry out an investigation .

For 40,000 officers , see NYPD information provided to the Commission , July 9, 2004 .

He has also expanded the secret police , which now totals an estimated 80,000 officers .

Furthermore , says the NYT , early on the morning of the test explosions , `` one lonely analyst '' saw a photo of fences being removed , but it took four or five hours before more experienced officers arrived to review the evidence .

The piece goes on to point out that in the past three years , CIA officers have been caught spying in , and kicked out of , at least four other countries : Germany , France , Italy and India .

In the spring of 2000 , after the CIA had sent out officers to explore possible closer relationships with both the Uzbeks and the Northern Alliance , discussions took place in Washington between U.S. officials and delegates sent by Massoud .

CIA officers told the tribals that the plan to capture Bin Ladin , which had been `` turned off `` three months earlier , was back on .

Numerous officers responded in order to help injured civilians and to urge those who could walk to vacate the area immediately .

For officers on the ground floors , see PAPD interview 4 , Port Authority BusTerminal Command ( Nov.

A few of these officers from outside commands were given WTC Command radios .

Similarly , Berger recalled that to go to war , a president needs to be able to say that his senior intelligence and law enforcement officers have concluded who is responsible .

All civilians who reached the lobby were directed by NYPD and PAPD officers into the concourse , where other police officers guided them to exit the concourse and complex to the north and east so that they might avoid falling debris and victims .

The CIA appears to have briefed President Clinton on its `` Next Steps and New Initiatives '' in February 2000 , noting the need to hire and train the right officers with the necessary skills and deploy them to the right places , as well as to work with foreign liaison .

( For example , after the Rodney King verdict and ensuing riots in 1992 , the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals concluded that the San Francisco Police Department had acted improperly in ordering officers to disband all future protests . )

The key elements are , says the author , that China does n't normally pay an agent for information , request the provision of classified documents , use intelligence officers to elicit information , or engage in clandestine activity in the United States .

It is establishing a program for certifying agents as intelligence officers , a certification that will be a prerequisite for promotion to the senior ranks of the Bureau .

Among other innovations , Corbett has teamed local probation officers with local police officers .

Pakistani intelligence officers reportedly introduced Bin Ladin to Taliban leaders in Kandahar , their main base of power , to aid his reassertion of control over camps near

In 1996 , the CIA set up a special unit of a dozen officers to analyze intelligence on and plan operations against Bin Ladin .

, who had been investigated by the Secret Service for making threats against President Clinton in 1996 , marched past a weapons detector and began firing , killing one police officer and mortally wounding a second officer whose own shots brought the gunman down .

'' [ Saddam ] , being a parolee , is not in a position to determine who his parole officer will be . ''

Sometime during the night , I was woken by my cold feet , a warm weight on my chest and the loudest purr I had ever heard . 

The repetitive purr of the telephone broke into the fragile atmosphere , and Shelley walked past Miguel without looking at him to go into the villa . 

There was the purr of a powerful engine and the crunch of gravel under wheels . 

Above him he heard the purr of engines , the slow , measured movement of cars in procession . 

The sound of the whistling faded , and the purr of the car replaced it . 

ST came to me and rubbed against my side , purring his rattling , wheezing purr . 

Before he could say anything , the telephone on the Grecian plinth nearest to the girl gave a muted double purr . 

Guido had switched on the engine , and now , with a soft purr , the car headed out on to the road . 

As if on cue , the car-phone gave a discreet purr to punctuate Tom 's passionate sentence , and he snatched it up as he braked at traffic-lights which had just turned red . 

The article even invoked the views of John Maynard Keynes as evidence of the foolishness of the government 's approach . 

The smug foolishness of the Western leaders was typified by the British participants . 

But with the foolishness of youth , she convinced herself that somehow , somewhere , there was an answer to their problem . 

And the only thing I cared about was the damn foolishness of the banning . 

I have taken my children to the battlefields of north-east France as a result of which their grandfather died because of the foolishness of politicians . 

The government has learnt the foolishness of meddling with local taxation . 

That was that , for if I now refused my mother would see to it that I regretted my foolishness . 

` Futility " is a more subtle poem which is about nature 's useless battle against man 's foolishness . 

The Spanish officials had swung open their barriers , wishing her good luck and shaking their heads at her foolishness in returning to France . 

` I would have died for you when I married you , and now you laugh at my foolishness in marrying you ! 

Bella shook her head as she had shaken it since childhood when she thought about her sister 's foolishness in almost everything . 

During this ceaseless pursuit of the right métier for my particular brand of foolishness , I had already pitched up for a Telethon trailer to flamenco dance for the cause . 

Humiliated by her own foolishness , she turned abruptly away again . 

He drove to a favourite spot and walked , in the late afternoon , up the long flank of a hillside , in the lea of an old hedgebank . 

The discoverer and producer of the English folk-rock group Fairport Convention , Boyd also collaborated with Stanley Kubrick on the soundtrack for A Clockwork Orange . 

Next came Cooder 's first real involvement with film-work ; over the next two or three years he produced soundtracks for The Long Riders , Southern Comfort and The Border . 

But there are some amazing spacey workouts like ` Forgotten Realm " and ` Feel the Anguish " that are a bit like an alternative soundtrack for Eraserhead . 

This features the most hackneyed sections of the soundtrack of Casablanca . 

The smash hit from the soundtrack of The Bodyguard was written by Dolly , who had Number One hits with it in the States in 1974 and 1982 . 

It had long been suggested that Mayer had the sound technician tamper with the soundtrack of Gilbert 's early talkie His Glorious Night to make him sound risible . 

When you are planning musical additions to your soundtracks , remember that the law of copyright protects all commercial music recordings except those which have been specially produced for use as background music . 

I understand that the video soundtrack has been ` balanced " and that the music and voice levels are now compatible . 

Brilliant graphics , scaling and impeccable scrolling together with an excellent soundtrack . 

Generalised paranoia : the imputing to people of feelings that did n't exist , the translation of perfectly innocent noises into a horror-film soundtrack . 

THE SOUNDTRACK to Oliver Stone 's much talked about film ` THE DOORS " is released by Elektra on March 18 . 

Supported by a sublime melancholy soundtrack by Robert Caux , Lepage creates a nocturnal , yearning world of dreams and addiction . 

This summer brought a welcome return to music with his soundtrack to Jarmusch 's Night on Earth , which is followed this month by Bone Machine , his first studio album for more than five years . 

If it has , you could record your own soundtrack onto one audio track on the videotape , while the recorded track remains untouched on the other . 

I have vivid memories of ` Supercalifragelisticexpialidocious " , from the soundtrack of Mary Poppins 

As well as writing soundtracks -- his latest , the music for a TV documentary on the architect Frank Lloyd Wright -- he busies himself playing with no less than three other outfits . 

The Jam and Lewis soundtrack powers up some fairly physical action sequences , and there is a surprising amount of killings . 

They buy the right to incorporate a piece of music into a film or television programme 's soundtrack . 

In the minstrels ' gallery , a string orchestra in red tunics from the Welsh Guards plays themes from film soundtracks . 

It made a noise like an old-fashioned horror film soundtrack whenever it came into contact with the keyboard . 

Martin and his Faith No More buddies are also supplying several brand new songs for the movie 's soundtrack . 

Like all movie soundtracks , this album is likely to improve considerably after watching the film . 

As well as working for theatre , he has composed the soundtrack for Tranfer 's show ` The Time of Her Life " , Jon Lever has extensive experience as a composer for dance . 

He also composed the soundtrack with additional orchestration by Barry Adamson . 

We 've got 50 copies of the soundtrack for new comedy film Honeymoon In Vegas packed with cover versions of top Elvis Presley songs . 

Channi , Southall-based lead singer of Bhangra band Alaap , has just finished the musical soundtrack for film star Feroz Khan 's latest blockbuster , Yalgaar ( Attack ) . 

Her rich contralto voice was heard by cinema-goers on the soundtracks of such films as The Proud Valley , The Last Days of Dolwyn , and How Green Was My Valley . 

Prince is also reported to be compiling a soundtrack and story for a new movie entitled The Dawn . 

The two surprises of the night were the soundtrack from the Walt Disney animated movie , Beauty and the Beast and the country music sensation , Billy Ray Cyrus , whose Achy Breaky Heart caused a dance craze . 

The attendants were Martina Fosbury , chief bridesmaid ; Claire Jones , niece of the bridegroom ; Jason Osborn and Mark Higginbottom , nephews of the bride . 

As nephew of the late king , Edward appeared to have a good claim , indeed perhaps the best claim , to succeed him . 

Nephew of John Moores , founder of the Littlewoods pools empire , he had had little to do with the business when he found suddenly himself in line to the throne . 

Victims of the intensifying violence included two nephews of Mandela killed by gunmen at their home in Soweto on May 3 . 

There were knights there not of Isambard 's following , there were two English clerics of rank whom he did not know , and a burly young man whom he recognised as a nephew of Hubert de Burgh . 

Scotland seems to be producing quite an interesting crop of new players with Bernard Gallacher 's nephew , Stephen , the new Scottish Amateur Champion at 17 . 

One victim , Joyce 's 21-year-old nephew Jimmy , was savagely tortured before he died . 

Soon she was surrounded by a mound of gifts , ranging from an expensive sweater from her parents to a small packet of sweets from her youngest nephew . 

Now it appeared that Mario and his halfwit nephew were making fun of him . 

It was n't the best news to come home to -- finding my renegade nephew had not only broken and entered my apartment but was bent on destroying an important career opportunity by eloping with some feather-brained teenager ! 

` Please , Guider , could we have a Pack Venture to help Miss Miggs go and stay with her nephew at Christmas ? 

Q Can you suggest one or two attractive winter flowering plants to give as a birthday present to a nephew for his first garden ? 

Oh , Lord , it seems only yesterday when I and my master , Benjamin Daunbey , nephew to the great Cardinal Wolsey , were sent to the Chateau de Maubisson outside Paris to resolve certain mysteries . 

The paper gave fuel to its detractors last week when it named the woman who has accused Edward Kennedy 's nephew of raping her in Palm Beach at Easter . 

The latter told of a hack TV gag writer ( Jason Robards Jr ) trying to prevent his precocious twelve-year-old nephew from being taken away from him by a Child Welfare Officer ( William Daniels ) . 

And yet , despite his obvious distress , this man had not even tried to save his nephew other than , through his lamentable dithering , allowing the poor child a few more days of life . 

He joins brother Bobby , the boss , and nephew Jonathan , reserve keeper . 

Then the nephew said : " second sight -- that 's what you mean , is n't it ? 

Luckily the girls also managed to provide me with some nephews to balance it up a bit . " 

Mr McBride had taken the money after a nephew advised him not to keep it at home . 

This threat was never to be fulfilled , for Godfred was conveniently murdered , and his successor and nephew , Hemming , made peace with the Franks . 

It was Molly Piggott , later to be Molly Curdle , who took out Ruth Bassett 's little nephew Paul Young each afternoon . 

` Brothers have been brothers " bane -- and may the nephew be sure of the uncle ? 

Instead all their talk was of their nephews : the sons of Teodor 's brother . 

The newer advanced-cooled gas reactor there , along with the similar plant at Torness , will continue contributing 50 per cent of Scottish power needs for the foreseeable future .

This was done because in theory fusion neutrons could be an alternative to fission reactors for making fissile elements for weapons .

On April 21 the IAEA requested further details of stocks of weapons-grade uranium located at two research reactors south of Baghdad .

There are three separate criteria that must be met before a commercial fusion reactor can be built : temperature , density and ` confinement time " must all exceed certain minimum values .

More recently , the demand for fast breeder reactors has seemed less urgent as worldwide supplies of uranium have become more plentiful .

The Japanese government has announced that it will support the next stage of development of a fast-breeder nuclear reactor .

A fire broke out at the Balakovo nuclear reactor in southern Russia on March 4 , but no radiation was released , according to officials .

A meeting of the nuclear industry is believed to have resulted in the overturning of accepted procedure or " reference strategy " for the decommissioning of nuclear reactors .

The most immediate object of international concern was a complex located near the Yongbyon river , 100 km north of Pyongyang , which included two large nuclear reactors and a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant .

They studied the interactions of electron-antineutrinos produced in the fission reactions in the nuclear power reactor at Savannah River in South Carolina .

Japan 's oldest nuclear reactor , of the pressurized water variety , was shut down in an emergency procedure on Feb. 10 , after a pipe that was part of the cooling system ruptured .

In 1981 Israeli aircraft nevertheless destroyed Iraq 's big Osirak nuclear reactor , near Baghdad , on the grounds that Iraq was producing material for an atomic bomb there .

It says that other owner of PWRs are learning a lot about reactor safety as the clean-up continues .

If they fail , the temperature of the reactor core rises and the fuel melts and may breach the main containment above the reactor .

Recent reactor accidents have caused a marked slowdown in the installation of nuclear power stations .

The experimental fast breeder nuclear reactor at Dounreay is due to close in March 1994 with the ending of government funding for fast breeder research .

The Lithuanian authorities have closed down the nuclear reactor at Ignalina because of a unspecified fault .

The military reactors at Savannah River are getting old , one having been closed permanently and the other three being closed pending extensive repairs .

The Petten reactor in the Netherlands now uses Mo99 generated from fuel elements manufactured in our newly-commissioned enriched uranium dispersed-fuel production line .

The decision has been strongly criticized by environmental groups , who argue that Bradwell is one of the dirtiest nuclear reactors in Britain .

If this proved successful then they would , in the longer term , extend the experiments to find out what conditions were best for building controlled fusion reactors .

Current laws forbid a company from operating a reactor even after it has been built .

The plant 's operators decided to shut down the reactor and clean the rods .

Magnox reactors produce plutonium containing about 75 per cent of plutonium 239 isotope ; AGRs 50-60 per cent ; and PWRs ( like the proposed Sizewell B ) 57 per cent .

One of the three power plants at the Chernobyl nuclear reactor was restarted on Oct. 16 .

The summer figures showed three rock climbing fatalities out of a total of 22 deaths in the mountains , of which five were accounted for by illness . 

Thirteen of the health effects would be due to thyroid cancer fatalities , assuming a 5 per cent fatality rate among a total number of expected thyroid cancers of 250 . 

In health terms , the car is responsible for 820 hours of life lost through a road traffic accident fatality , and 2,800 hours of life damaged by a road accident . 

Mr Hillcoat said that there had been no cycling fatalities but in-juries to those under 16 had risen , whereas accidents involving older riders had fallen . 

Another well-known example from the USA arises from an apparently striking fall in fatalities due to road accidents from one year to the next following a police drive against speeding motorists in Connecticut . 

The clerk behind the hatch asked for their empties before she 'd hand over the new bottles but they had n't got them . 

` Roll on to-bloodymorra night , " he moaned , as Yanto banged the empties on the counter . 

Sometimes it seemed that those who loved them were almost willing the band to spend their lives touring pubs , returning to Farnborough merely to return the empties and pick up the bills . 

I put their empties on the bar and , of course , I glanced in here to see whether there were any more to clear away . 

Occasion is almost a synonym of cause in many contexts : ( 168 ) She asked Mathilda what occasioned Manfred to take Theodore for a spectre . 

The word parvenu ( newly-rich ) automatically became a synonym of the lavish spender . 

The ` Victorian Age " has long been a synonym for a harsh and repressive sexual puritanism . 

Now , sitting in the Shalimar Garden , it was very easy to see why the Persian word for an enclosed garden had become an English synonym for bliss . 

It is our age which has turned the phrase ` to make love " ( in the English language ) into a simple synonym for sexual intercourse . 

Indeed , for some commentators the three adjectives appear to be almost synonyms . 

The stress-point in words was marked , and words were noted which were apparently synonyms . 

Chalk Chalk is commonly used as a synonym for limestone but , whereas all chalk is limestone , not all limestone is chalk . 

From now on he was to have nothing except his beads and the begging bowl in which he had to collect his daily food from charitable people . 

The centre-piece of the dining-room table was a bowl of electric light bulbs . 

A MORNING bowl of muesli could contain as much fat as two fried eggs and four teaspoons of sugar , a report has warned . 

Between a dozen and 40 children some of whom have already breakfasted at home join teachers for a hot bowl of porridge to start the day . 

There were green lawnmowers too , with coats of arms on the grassboxes ; clumps of cane , tied with brown twine ; rolls of wire-netting , and white enamel bowls with blue lines round the rim . 

Sighing , Finn cleared his porridge bowl with astonishing quickness . 

The cake is based on shallow dome sponges , cleverly achieved by only part-filling pudding basins and a mixing bowl with cake mixture . 

He stood , kissed Fiona , picked up the box containing his silver bowl and waited for obedience from his sons , his daughter-in-law and his prospective biographer . 

We booted out the pews , the pulpit , the kneeling desks , had Burmese lacquer altar frontals , did away with the alms bags and their seasonal colours and used a monk 's begging bowl instead . 

By eleven that morning she had installed herself as the cleaning dragon and there were twenty-seven earthenware bowls soaking in a strong solution of bleach . 

Place the icing sugar , egg white and liquid glucose in another , larger , mixing bowl and mix together . 

Her mother had bathed her in the tin bath in front of the kitchen fire , had dried her and sat her down before the fire with a bowl of steaming hot broth . 

She turned away to get something out of the fridge , which turned out to be a glass bowl full of trifle . 

On one side there was the T.V. neatly boxed in and some little open compartments with things like framed photos and glass ornaments and fruit bowls in them . 

They were together in the big cupboard behind the staff room , refilling the sugar bowls . 

They finished filling the sugar bowls and Catriona left for the afternoon . 

Emmie filled his water bowl , found an egg that Oliver 's hen had laid in the hole under the sink . 

As if , in the blink of an eye , his being would turn to breath as the gods drew the scent sticks from the offering bowl . 

Eddie rummaged in a china bowl of oddments on the mantelpiece and handed Melissa a bright new key . 

Victorine tossed them into the plastic waste bowl that stood by the side of the sink . 

Pour into a bowl , cover and allow to cool , stirring from time to time to prevent a skin from forming . 

She put the lettuce in a bowl and dried her hands , staring unseeingly at the loose tile above the sink . 

` She brought a large bowl of flowers and fruit , " said his last housekeeper , Mrs Jean Henderson . 

The Marshal sat down in the gloom at the plush table and faced the tearful woman across a bowl of plastic fruit . 

The Feldwebel agreed and she came back with three large bowls of hot pea soup . 

I was fetching a tin bowl of water from the tap in the yard when I heard Mum call out , ` Katie , fetch me a bucket of slack before yer goo ter school . " 

She had seen the little plastic bowls of grey water at the back of the hot-dog stall in which the woman rinsed her horrible cloth ; she knew what the lavatories in the park were like . 

Smith , a combat veteran on his fourth deployment , knew the airstrike was coming , but assumed the missile was aimed at a suspected Taliban position in a building 200 yards away .

The assault was aimed at government forces that have launched attacks on rebel positions in the highlands and threatened the rebels ' hold on the border post , according to an email from a rebel spokesman .

The effort produced a series of bloody and clumsy confrontations that may have strengthened the militants ' position in the tribal areas .

Warplanes could be heard circling over Ajdabiya on Tuesday , but there was no immediate indication they had attacked government positions in the city .

Kadafi 's tanks and snipers took strategic positions in several neighborhoods and it was uncertain whether the erratic leader , who has ruled the nation for 42 years , could muster a counterattack .

During this time , groups of as many as a dozen insurgents repeatedly approached U. S. positions in an apparent search for a seam through which they could escape , Poppas said .

" But the Hellfire exploded on Smith 's position , killing him and Rast .

The drone crew did n't dwell on that news , thinking the convoy probably was trying to flank the A-Team 's position .

Ghazni 's geographic position is strategic ; the main highway between the capital , Kabul , and the south 's main city of Kandahar runs through it .

Their last known positions had been around the city of Ajdabiya , 65 miles farther south .

Several rebels said at least one jet fighter also attacked their positions .

From his rooftop position , Adlesperger killed four insurgents who had fled into the courtyard , each with a shot to the head .

Grater was killed July 29 when his guard position was struck by a rocket-propelled grenade in Baghdad .

Still , the toll for the opposition has been high as loyalist snipers and artillery batteries pinpointed rebel positions , killing several field commanders with battle names like " the Ghost .

It was at least the fourth friendly-fire incident in which NATO hit rebel positions , causing a total of at least 30 deaths and many injuries .

McDonough and other Army officials here believe that the gunmen were disciplined soldiers sending carefully calculated exploratory fire into American positions , probing for weaknesses they could later exploit .

Helicopters and infantrymen from the 101st Airborne Division captured 41 Iraqi soldiers in separate attacks on Iraqi positions .

The head of a brigade in Ajdabiya , Col. Mohammed Khofair , said he had been charged a week ago with phoning in Kadafi fighter positions to the opposition 's military command .

Shortly before midnight Friday , they launched attacks on government bases and troop positions .

A Pentagon report said there was no enemy fire at Tillman 's position , but the military continues to insist his unit was the target of enemy fire in the canyon .

But as insurgents rushed to within 25 yards of the Marines ' position , he realized his M-16 did not have enough firepower .

The guerrillas were not under the same restrictions as the Americans and continued to attack Marine positions and patrols .

Coalition troops , he said , were " destroying Taliban fighting positions so they will not have anywhere left to hide .

You only turn to it as people climb mountains and cross deserts -- to find out what you are made of by doing what you hardly dare to do . 

I went to bed utterly content ; ahead of me were weeks of hunting and travel in remote mountains , and later the excitement of exploring the Danakil desert . 

Inland , the Mojave desert now provides solar power integrated into the local grid system . 

There are no sand deserts or snowfields or rain forests to lift or deflect the breezes , or raise or lower the temperature . 

The Mojave and Sonoran deserts cover 40,000 square miles of remarkably diverse terrain . 

We think of the desert of modern life with the concentration on material possessions and its resultant poverty . 

This strange greeting is used in this particular part of Arabia and parts of Oman , not the northern Gulf nor the inland deserts of Saudi Arabia . 

It was successfully tested over the deserts of New Mexico on 16 July 1945 , before the war with Japan was over . 

Gilman said , ` He would scarcely risk crossing the desert into North Yemen . 

The desert was scattered with hills , like smooth dark whales riding in a flat sea . 

The glorious colours of the Painted Desert are produced by the same sort of red and green " marls " as we Europeans have in our Keuper . 

A plantation of 30,000 artificial palms would fundamentally shift cloud patterns near coastal deserts , drawing them overland from the sea . 

It was a village remotely inland , perched on the edge of the Kalahari desert . 

The navigator was a young sergeant named Mike Sadler who had emigrated to Rhodesia before the war and who was arguably the best at finding his way around the Libyan desert . 

Polar desert is the area of bare rocks and soils beyond the tundra , where only a thin , patchy covering of plant life is found . 

This classification emphasizes a legitimate interest of a bipolar geobotanist -- the existence of a southern polar desert directly comparable to the better-known northern one . 

Before I could gather myself properly , I found myself being dragged across the desert at more than thirty miles per hour by the wind … . 

Nguyen Ai Quoc had a Soviet passport ( thus escaping the fate of the Chinese Communists ) but had to leave with Borodin and Roy , making an epic journey across the Gobi desert . 

Fleeing across the western deserts , abandoned by all but his immediate family , Dara was eventually betrayed by Jiwan Khan , a local chieftain whom Dara had personally saved from death only a few years before . 

Ground with less than about 50% cover is called fellfield ; below about 20% fellfield becomes polar desert . 

The train newly arrived on a European covered in dust blown from the Gobi Desert , or encrusted with salt spray from the Bosporus . 

Bonelli 's eagle is a small eagle widespread but uncommon in the deserts of the Gulf States and Saudi Arabia . 

She left him there , and went out into the desert , not knowing where she was headed , or what she was going through . 

Barton led the Kittyhawks up into the Jebel and flew down a series of wadis until they emerged into the desert . 

While allied airmen risk their lives in the Arabian desert , politicians in Bonn squabble over whether Germany is bound by treaty to aid Turkey , a NATO partner , should it be attacked by Iraq . 

All spadefoot toads have adapted to arid environments , but it is these two species that are most finely tuned to the harsh extremes of life in the Sonoran desert . 

The animals and plants that live in the deserts are all adapted to cope with extreme heat and extreme aridity , and also with discontinuity . 

Animals and plants living in the desert therefore face severe problems . 

Cracks in the temple of Hibis in the el-Kharga oasis in the Libyan desert have widened , giving urgency to the plan to move the temple which was already suffering from underground water seepage . 

We travelled through the scorched aridness of the Scinde desert , lived in the Himalayas facing the peaks of snow , saw cities and mud-walled villages . 

For example , Alan Charig and Brenda Horsfield point to the shoulder-girdle and fore-limbs of a likely theropod unearthed on a 1965 expedition to the Gobi Desert in Mongolia . 

They were joined by a party of Anzacs , who were on the last day of their leave before returning to the desert . 

" The land turned into a desert for all practical purposes , " says Giora Shaham , director of the restoration project . 

Beyond the big waterfall is a desert of black sand , then lava fields , the black and red-brown lumps dotted with a whitish lichen , then another lava field where the lichenous moss is bright green . 

The pygmies were gone , and below the airship was a soft desert of fine , white sand . 

The 810 is remarkable value -- especially when you consider the unit 's compact dimensions , workhorse robustness , and industry-standard 102-key keyboard .

Although no one will doubt their possibilities for elegance and robustness , sitting on a solid wood seat can test the limits of comfort after quite a short time and woven seats are little better .

Some native trees have an attractive robustness and the rowan ( Sorbus aucuparia ) , particularly in the upright growing forms , is one .

Factors that determine the choice of materials include ease of fabrication and miniaturisation , physical robustness and response stability .

A major issue in the decision between a generative and a probabilistic system is the robustness of the system .

Similarly , the robustness of female Australian aboriginal bones may be far greater than is generally found in male pygmies .

Because of their greater robustness , such probes are mostly used in liquids .

South African sportsmen , black and white , have been excluded from competing in other countries as part of the sports boycott of apartheid regime .

Whether Saddam Hussein had invaded or not , Kuwait 's days in its present form were numbered anyway , as are the days of all puppet regimes in the Arab World .

Prison regimes are subject to pressures for change from many quarters and several aspects of prison practices are currently under review .

Moroccan radio first reported that Libyan troops were supporting Idi Amin Dada 's regime in Uganda .

The Oxford based charity is calling on the United Nations to relax sanctions against Saddam Hussein 's regime on humanitarian grounds .

True , there were some things he did n't like about the Khedive 's regime , the patronage , the corruption , the inefficiency .

In the 1980s , under the Thatcher regime , most of the indices of social equality seemed to show that things were not improving .

For the initial years after 1910 Korea was under a brutal military regime which attempted to crush all anti-Japanese activity and sentiment .

Religion : under communist regime officially atheism ; large but undetermined number of adherents to Islam .

A couple of years later I went to primary school and came under the strict , disciplined regime that was usual in Jamaica in those days .

Baker also met Cuban Foreign Minister Isidoro Malmierca on Nov. 28 , the first such meeting since the Castro regime came to power in Cuba .

` We are either a civilian country in military uniform -- or a military regime in civilian clothes . "

Among the earliest was a desire to channel domestic discontent away from the regime of the time .

Immediately after the fall of the eastern bloc regimes , even the top nomenklatura professed that they had been closet democrats all along , pushing relentlessly for change from within the structures of power .

Their skills and courage were well tested under South Africa 's apartheid regime , when the Christian Church was one of the few groups that managed to get their voices heard .

Gen Nwachukwu rejected criticism that Nigeria was acting prematurely in establishing contact with South Africa before the white minority regime had ended .

On his departure , he accused the government of seeking to delay political reform and urged the church to maintain pressure on the regime of President Hastings Kamuzu Banda .

Today the Baathist regime of President Hafez a-Assad is the Soviet Union 's closest ally in the Arab world .

An official who proved himself under Globke 's demanding regime was thereafter marked out for promotion to a ministry , where he would remain the contact man for the Chancellor 's Office .

Retracing the route from Berlin to Beijing — for let us not forget where people 's power first flourished this year - we find a even more isolated regime with yet fewer options .

At first , Stalin did not insist on a communist regime and in the 1945 elections , the communists only obtained seventeen per cent of the vote .

Less than four years later he played a significant role in Vietnam 's ousting of the Chinese-backed Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia .

However , the Marxist regime in South Yemen has permitted the USSR the use of port facilities at Aden and numerous airfields for reconnaissance missions over the Indian Ocean and the Horn of Africa .

The Romero regime ( 1977-9 ) responded to this growing militancy with the introduction of a Public Order Law which effectively banned strike action .

Selective deprivation experiments involve highly artificial regimes designed systematically to eliminate one or other of the major sleep stages .

It was to change the nature of France 's regime , so that the nation would be better placed to meet any challenge or resolve any problem that it might have to face .

The way you move , sit and stand will show you have a greater body awareness and pride . 

One might be rather less charitable and argue that the lack of interest reflects a general lack of computer awareness . 

In the present educational climate in the UK this involves an important political stand , opening up problems of language awareness , discourse , text , and tradition . 

One must be to help shape public awareness about how Britain 's role in the world has changed . 

Particular emphasis is placed on the development of interpersonal skills , self awareness , and the ability to seek and use information available in travel and tourism offices . 

But there are now stirrings for more openness and increasing awareness that secrecy is a problem , even from the Medicines Control Agency . 

The strategy unit has been engaged in raising awareness and educating managers and trade unionists all over Australia . 

` The population in general is very well educated about AIDS , " says Anthony Kasozi , ` thanks to the commitment of the Ugandan Government who have done well in raising awareness . 

It could be argued , too , that they were beneficiaries of the heightened public awareness created by the increasing emphasis by government on the perils facing the environment . 

Little mention has been given to moral education , social and personal development , political understanding and economic awareness ( much beloved of Keith Joseph ) . 

Indeed , without such awareness the patient would be unable to co-operate with the therapist and would therefore minimize his chances of a cure . 

The advantages of the intensive models included a sense of raised awareness and motivation . 

` First , an increased environmental awareness has led customers to call for products that are energy efficient and made with environmentally friendly materials . 

But with the media increasingly eager to report environmental affairs , he believes public awareness is widening . 

We were am , absolutely amazed at the low awareness that flu is actually preventable . 

The awareness of being watched by such a powerful eye as television affects the behaviour of those being watched . 

As status is a relative quality , for many of us , our conscious awareness of labelling ourselves ` low-status " usually depends on the people and the situation . 

Because conflict often involves the awareness of being wronged in some way , unresolved past experiences of unfairness , injury or maltreatment can have a powerful effect as we react and respond to more contemporary occurrences . 

Their level of awareness of being in a laboratory declined , and their awareness that they were under instructions to observe their own sensations similarly became less strong . 

Unlike matter , humans have consciousness -- thoughts , feelings , meanings , intentions and an awareness of being . 

I could follow her drift for seconds at a time , until the half-gratified sense of effort -- or my awareness of watching myself -- intervened , and scattered my thoughts . 

This may be anything from increasing brand awareness to improving specific aspects of the brand image . 

The Quality Scotland Foundation is also exploring how to raise quality awareness by working towards the creation of a new extensive awards structure in Scotland to recognise achievements in this field . 

The piece tests the actor 's awareness and imagination to the full , but nevertheless makes precise demands on him : he must follow exactly what the author says . 

Her awareness is of softness and warmth and pleasure , but there is a sort of hardness , which is dark , that flashes in and out of her perception . 

More effective and more socially acceptable ways of solving conflicts are developed and rules governing the rights of persons and property gradually enter a child 's awareness . 

This option is of particular interest to students who wish to increase their awareness and understanding of the cultural and historical forces which have been operating in Ireland since the 17th century . 

Although they all speak with great seriousness of God , their procedure concentrates very much on man -- whether on his religious awareness , his moral striving , or his rational understanding . 

The black tunnel mouths , the stale warm air , the distant wail of a saxophone : these had become sensations that scarcely penetrated the borders of his awareness . 

His awareness and exploitation of these rights enable him to achieve some success in making criticisms of the Czechoslovakian government . 

Showing a striker 's awareness , Irvine controlled the ball with his back to goal and then swivelled to send a low , diagonal shot past Woods . 

My language awareness course is intended to obviate the need for it by enabling any teacher to learn alongside the pupils . 

The Labour administration started its microprocessor awareness programme in 1978 , as an effort to tell people in industry how computers could produce greater efficiency . 

Coun John Williams , Labour leader of the council , said every member of town hall staff had been trained in the council 's quality awareness programme . 

The following is an extract from The Engineering Council Bye-Laws and Rules which are relevant to the enhancement of registrants ' risk awareness . 

Without this awareness of ` one another " , our personal relationships can be shadowy , superficial and unreal . 

Increased awareness of ` green " issues , together with fierce competition , means consumers are more discerning about the environmental impact of the products they buy . 

Emphasis should be placed on raising awareness of sexually transmitted diseases including HIV infection and , when possible , providing the means of protection against them . 

This topic is meant to improve pupils ' awareness of ` danger " areas in houses and to inform them of basic safety measures and precautions which should be taken at home . 

It would appear that , while there is a growing increase in awareness about the importance of evaluation in library user education programmes , many librarians still do not systematically evaluate their programmes . 

Campaigns have been held across a number of universities asking this question to raise awareness about AIDS and HIV . 

However , people do not usually live in a state of high intellectual awareness about their every action , but simply get on with living . 

This had left a problem in raising public awareness about the shortage because people saw a lot of nurses ( mainly trainees ) around the RVH ; but they are not all qualified to carry out the work . 

The increase in skin cancer across the globe has led to growing awareness about the damaging effects of sunlight on skin . 

This management process will also require the creation of customer awareness about the product , its price and availability . 

This week it has launched the Depression Awareness Week Nationwide campaign to inform and heighten public awareness about depression . 

And through her appeal she hopes to raise public awareness about the desperate situation many thousands of women with fertility problems are in . 

These are some of the reasons why we recommend that all children should be given the opportunity to gain pleasure and critical awareness from the study of pre-twentieth-century English literature . 

At length , Fenella said , in very nearly a whisper , ` Thank you , Trees , " and there was a ripple of awareness from the Trees and a soft rustling of the trailing leaf-hair . 

Indeed the expectations of the electorate closely followed their awareness of opinion poll findings and ran ahead of the trends in television bias . 

Her satire , however , is always underpinned by an awareness of women 's vulnerability . 

Maintaining a safe environment during the final stage of the life-span may involve dependence on others and on safety aids and require renewed awareness of the hazards which are ever-present in the external environment . 

Those incomers with whom I discussed class agreed that awareness of class is a typically British trait . 

Drama quickly reveals to children the effectiveness of language , building up their language resources and allowing them to develop an awareness of a whole range of linguistic choices and registers . 

Teachers of multi-ethnic classes need to develop some awareness of the backgrounds of their students . 

When Ransome-Wallis visited South Africa during the war , he allowed his desire to get close to the steam engine to overwhelm his awareness of South African racial niceties . 

It may be that greater financial resources require to be made available in order to increase public awareness of the National Library and its functions by increased advertising and other publicity means . 

As British women and children continue to fly out of the Gulf , the Oxford based charity Oxfam is trying to increase awareness of other foreign nationals they 've left behind . 

He has to relearn it stage by stage , building up his awareness through experience , in much the same way as a child learns about putting on clothes by himself . 

The results will form an exhibition to raise funds and awareness for Living Earth 's work . 

There is , in general , a greater willingness and awareness on the part of teachers that learning , to be effective , needs to be related to the real world beyond the classroom walls . 

A women 's media group has been set up in Delhi , India , to lobby for a more balanced national media policy and to raise public awareness concerning the portrayal of women in the media . 

Film is , thus , a potent medium for fostering cultural awareness among the Namibian people , and this becomes particularly important when we recognise the fact that every society expresses its soul through its culture . 

Have events been organised to raise awareness among all staff of the recruitment problem ahead ? 

In recent years there has been some awareness on the part of planners of the role of rural planning policies in exaggerating the scarcity of rural housing and achieving comparatively little for those in greatest housing need . 

The result has been a greater awareness by each of the priority areas of school development upon which the other has decided to focus . 

The principal aim is to raise awareness among workers and employers of hazards in the workplace . 

But some bankers have an acute awareness of where their loyalties lie and the idea of winding Eurotunnel up and continuing the project with a new management company may have its attractions . 

She remained conscious , but became increasingly disorientated , losing all awareness of where she was or what was happening to her . 

Instead , there would be a greater awareness of how the social construction of criminal definitions and the criminal justice system operate to bring about this misleading image of serious criminals . 

A good headhunter potentially has significant awareness of how other companies have solved this problem , and knowledge about the market place in which to look for an individual . 

` The Daily Mirror scandal has raised public awareness of how company pensions are managed , " she said . 

They should increase awareness of where victims can get help and support . 

But she shared one crucial thing with the whole of that community , friends and enemies : awareness that the struggle was not just a Scottish matter , but something fought out on the international stage . 

There is growing awareness that the type of food we eat is crucial to our health . 

A decade passed before there was any general awareness that it is more difficult to stop taking benzodiazepines than to start , and that weaning dependent patients from their drugs could be a painful process . 

Irony is perhaps too harsh a word for an incongruous and humorous awareness that things are not as they seem , for either of these characters . 

The development away from specialist child care to unified social services was the result of an increasing awareness that the family must be supported and assisted if child deprivation was to be avoided . 

Towards the end of the 1980s there was a growing awareness that children could be sexually abused not only by an individual acting on his or her own , but also by adults acting in concert . 

Now Busacher sensed a sharpening all around him , a tightness , an awareness that something was happening . 

When asked about the Bible 's literal account of creation , as opposed to the attractive concept of divine creation , every major Republican presidential candidate -- even Bauer -- has squirmed , ducked , and tried to steer the discussion back to `` faith , '' `` morals , '' and the general idea that humans `` were created in the image of God . ''

Greene remarked on how seldom the nation 's directors used the camera ` to establish a scene , a way of life , with which he and his audience are familiar . " 

The solution to this problem was for Mrs Whitehouse personally to take a private prosecution of the play 's director , Michael Bogdanov . 

Several technical crew members were less enamoured by the director . 

Notably , he ran up against director Henry Hathaway who was known as one of the toughest directors in the business , and Hopper had a minor role in From Hell to Texas . 

FILM director Woody Allen has seen the video tape his former lover Mia Farrow made of his daughter claiming he abused her . 

The film , directed by Guilty By Suspicion director Irwin Winkler , is released here at the end of January ` 93 . 

The art director , sometimes backed up by his writer , is then responsible for " briefing " the film director , artist or photographer , that means telling them exactly what is needed . 

Following two previous film versions , by Swedish and Czech directors , there were high expectations of director Anthony Asquith and producer Teddy Baird . 

Directed by local film director Chris Bernard ( of Letter to Brezhnev fame ) , the show celebrates famous funny women like Mae West , Sophie Tucker and Barbara Streisand . 

Opening the film festival is Nic Roeg 's latest spine-tingling film ` Cold Heaven " , director of the classic psychic thriller ` Do n't Look Now " . 

Once , Hawk had found a faded snapshot of Two-Dogs dressed in the beads and paint of an Apache standing proudly between a smiling John Wayne and a one-eyed Irishman he guessed was the movie director John Ford . 

Nowadays , Nouvel says , he feels more like a filmmaker , commenting that , ` I work like a movie director behind the camera " . 

RONALD EYRE , who has died aged 62 , was an accomplished stage , television and opera director , though he was probably best known for his investigation of religious themes . 

The company hopes that the watch will be bought by people whose jobs require accurate timing , such as television directors . 

BBC Network Television director Will Wyatt said : ` Jonathan has done one of the toughest jobs in television for longer than almost all of his predecessors . " 

The video has been made using a highly-experienced cast of comedy actors and a top television light entertainment director . 

And , once the whole thing had got started , she would be able to sit , like a theatre director , to watch the play that was her own brainchild . 

Civic Theatre director Brian Goddard says the internationally acclaimed English Shakespeare Company will have to make up the money for lost bar , ice cream and coffee sales . 

Mr Goddard wrote back accusing Bogdanov , acclaimed as one of Europe 's top theatre directors , of artistic arrogance and threatened the ESC would be unlikely to play Darlington again if an interval was not put in . 

A director filming on location in a stadium was spending £20,000 per hour . 

THE BOOK director Bob Rafelson kept almost filming with Jack Nicholson in wistful '70s classics like Five Easy Pieces . 

It 's presented by the controversial director of the Death Wish films , Michael Winner …

As directors of horror movies know so well , there is no better way to scare their audience than to have some unidentified object flash suddenly on to the screen , very close to the hero 's face . 

It was mainly thanks to Kurminsky , director of the Hamlet production , who had suggested his actors read Freud . 

Greater specialisation can also narrow horizons : ` For me , the highest pinnacle of achievement now is to be the director of a broadcast production . 

Colin Graham was making his debut as director of a new Britten production and , more than thirty years later , remembered that the composer had specially written one role for Crawford . 

Although mainly a director of low budget productions , he told me that before the war he concerned it a poor year if he did not earn six thousand pounds , quite a sum for those days . 

There are two ways to test the hypothesis that the effect of PMA on electrical properties of rat β-cells is independent of PKC activation .

Orthogonal angles ( implying uncorrelation ) when similarity is expected or claimed raise questions about the validity of the hypothesis under examination .

These data have led to the hypothesis that Btk co-operates with Syk in PLCγ 2 - dependent BCR signaling and that Btk functions as a signal duration modulator ( reviewed in references [ 15 , 16 ] ) .

The above experimental results failed to support the hypothesis that the unique 35 amino acid sequence from sα i 2 serves as a specific Golgi or intracellular membrane targeting motif .

The study tested the hypothesis that females exposed to male scentmarks will have greater somatic growth and their ovaries will contain developing antral follicles in greater numbers and larger in size than those found in ovaries from females of the same age exposed only to the ambient social stimuli of the colony .

Our hypothesis is that the Pe CO 2 - Pa CO 2 gap could be significantly increased during graded hemorrhagic hypotension and will return to baseline shortly after resuscitation .

We applied binomial distribution probability analysis to identify clusters that significantly deviated from this expectation with a p - value of less than 0 . 00001 ( roughly equivalent to the number of hypotheses being tested ) .

Future focused mechanistic studies are needed to test our hypothesis .

The signal sequence is crucial for efficient translocation ; mutations in the signal sequence significantly reduce export of the preprotein and complete deletions of the signal sequence eliminate essentially all export [ 5 6 7 8 ] . Selection for extragenic suppressors of such export defective preproteins led to the identification of the prl alleles of secY ( prlA ) , secE ( prlG ) , secA ( prlD ) , and more recently secG ( prlH ) [ 6 9 10 11 ] . Early hypotheses predicted that the Prl suppressors function by expanded or altered interactions with signal sequences , facilitating recognition of mutant as well as wild type signal sequences [ 6 ] .

c ) . The alternate hypothesis stated that the two gene-expression distributions were significantly different .

The traditional view is that arthropods are more closely related to annelids than to nematodes , but some recent molecular phylogenies place nematodes and arthropods together in a high-level taxon named Ecdysozoa , which does not include annelids [ 24 25 ] . Other molecular studies give conflicting results [ 26 27 ] . Regardless of the evolutionary relationship between Nematoda and Arthropoda , C . elegans and Drosophila remain useful and valid models for our analyses , and the relationships shown in Figure 1 are consistent with both hypotheses .

Batman & Robin quashes the Schumacher Hypothesis for the time being .

This hypothesis predicts that females with autoimmunity may be particularly prone to this mechanism of ` inadequate tolerization ' by virtue of extremely skewed X- chromosome inactivation .

The hypothesis that neuroprotection , the restriction of infarct volume , is reasonably likely to be clinically beneficial to patients is the premise of virtually all acute stroke drugs being developed .

The latter hypothesis is the most likely explanation for the lack of an RBF interaction for the following reason .

The ridge survived until a storm in 1910 , when it was breached in the middle , thus causing the harbour to revert to its former double spit state . 

In recent months , it has been blamed for freak storms in Pacific islands and on the Californian coast , and flooding in Peru . 

The unpredictable , sporadic nature of storms on an open coast presumably render exposed shores unstable in this respect . 

A severe storm on July 23 and 24 , 1989 , led to the deaths of 342 people throughout the state , according to official figures . 

` Last night 's storm has done little to clear the atmosphere , " Mr Carson said . 

NEWTOWN survived Saturday 's storm to collect more Furrows League points in a seven wickets home win over Acton Reynold . 

The first session of our training began in February when the weather was freezing cold and there was a hail storm . 

The problem was that none of the pilots were really confident of their navigation , the sand storm having obliterated the landmarks they were relying on . 

THE violent thunder storms which interrupted the recent fine weather , brought problems to the Welsh highland Railway on the night of Thursday May 28 . 

Maybe a warp storm had battered the ship and broken its warp-vanes when their runes failed . 

It was blustery and there was the constant peppering by grit , but I was well protected and enjoyed watching the storm . 

Sweden is suffering from its worst recession for many years ; with rising unemployment and economic uncertainty ahead , companies are restructuring to face the storms . 

` Who would want to drive a car bomb at the cordon ? " shouted Cardiff above the sound of the storm . 

Yearly totals do not show freak occurrences such as the storm in September 1939 . 

Homes were flooded and blacked out , rivers burst their banks , villages got cut off and rail services ground to a halt as fierce storms lashed the country . 

He said : ` It 's frightening to see the eye of the storm taking a direct aim at you . " 

The severe storms that have affected Britain in the last few years may be linked with sea-surface temperatures which have been fractionally higher than the long-term average . 

If we were lucky , there were a few minutes in the evening when the wind dropped , the dust storm subsided , and we could brave the mosquitoes and wash the corrosive dust from our bodies . 

Then he got peevish and decided on a rain storm and the dinosaurs were so overgrown that they would n't fit into the ark so the flood destroyed them all . 

On other occasions a wind suddenly blew from a direction which made recording trains on the climb from Shepton Mallet impossible , or a sudden rain storm blew up at an inopportune moment . 

How do you inform parents that the overnight heavy snow storm or a broken boiler is going to unexpectedly close the school for the day ? 

The Homeowners ' account was adversely affected by weather claims , including the East Coast snow storms . 

The snow is so deep -- three metres outside the door here -- that after big storms , potentially dangerous ski areas remain inaccessible for a few days . 

In 1990 contingency plans laid after the 1987 storm were activated , with nurseries across the country being asked to propagate from material collected from fallen trees . 

They came the year after the big storm in 1947 and she decided she would turn their spare milk into cheese . 

I 've found that when the water is heavily coloured after a rain storm this is often the case and fish will be caught in bursts as they pass up and down the swim . 

Some of the 500 people forced to leave their homes after Thursday 's freak storm in the Llandudno and Conwy areas believe it could be several months before they are able to return to their homes . 

The very house that had sheltered the entire community during the great storm in 1756 , when waves spumed right across the island and lightning struck the Mull , causing a massive rockfall , and the steep cliffs . 

The radio said contact with the plane was lost during a severe sand storm in the evening . 

But you would have to be awfully sure that you were destined for the gallows to put to sea in a small boat during a storm . 

The Italians are building a series of barriers at its three inlets to protect the city during a storm . 

Officials say that nearly three hundred were injured in the storm , which reduced buildings to matchwood . 

A Dauphin in-field helicopter from the Forties field helped pinpoint three crewmen who took to a life raft after their yacht Ambrosia ran into trouble in a North Sea storm . 

Fertility is not restored until the winter storms stir the waters again . 

Here , everyone was ready for the winter storms , but not for what they got . 

The report into the East Midlands Electricity Company , in the light of the severe storms of 1990 , has been made widely available so that other electricity companies can learn from that experience . 

` It 's not too much to say it 's the storm of the century , " said Joe Friday , director of the National Weather Service . 

In 1847 he married Fredrica Schoukerk , daughter of an usher in the Cape Town Supreme Court . 

The Words are n't worth one fraction of a second of sadness for a daughter of mine : 

His brother , William , married the daughter of Warwick 's brother John . 

First tonight the daughter of a millionaire farmer has been beaten and shot to death . 

One police officer arrived at the scene to find his daughter dead on the floor . 

I once counted how many times my daughter Emma said , ` Mummy , I want some orange juice " . 

Lizzie paused on the step and looked at her daughter , and there was a sad note in her voice as she said , ` You 've changed , girl . 

Tim Godwin now faces bringing up their baby daughter Sophie without the woman he has shared the last 11 years . 

A WOMAN accused of cruelty to her baby daughter has vanished with the child . 

This series ended with the birth of Frank and Betty 's baby daughter , Jessica . 

As well as informing the police she launched a multi-million-dollar lawsuit , claiming that Lowe used his celebrity status to seduce her hairdresser daughter . 

Aunt Tone and the family 's two children , Josh and Becky , and Becky 's infant daughter , Iona , were already in the dining room , filling it with bustle and chat . 

Sir John , who heads a theatrical family which includes actress daughters Hayley and Juliet , said his biggest heartache was being forced to give up motoring and golf . 

It tells the story of Steve and Christine Jones in Oxfordshire whose baby daughter died from the disease . 

FATHER Christopher O'Neill 's baby daughter Jennifer is now four months old and still the priest , aided by the Catholic Church , remains in hiding . 

Susan , Anne 's daughter by Didier , became one of the first geniuses of the form , moulding her night fantasies into unforgettably affecting tapestries of emotion and narrative . 

Concluding her exegesis of the story of Jephthah 's murder of his daughter in the keeping of a foolish vow , an event which was remembered ritually by women in ancient Israel , she writes : 

Joshua Cohen , sitting with his wife and daughter at the back of the synagogue rather than in his usual seat near the Ark of the Law , kept glancing up at everyone as they passed him . 

He is usually identified with the vir illustris and referendarius Asclepiodatus , who delivered Guntram 's instructions relating to the foundations of the queen and her daughters at Chalon-sur-SazoNP0 and Autun to the synod of Valence in 585 . 

A MAN shot dead his teenage daughter after mistaking her for a burglar . 

The goodbyes were said ; Annabel and Millie clasped hands , but Mrs Kirkley gently prevented her daughter from seeing their guests to the gate . 

In 1914 he married Lýie Gore , daughter of ( St George ) Ralph Gore , ninth baronet . 

` I 'm sure you would n't want your wife and two lovely daughters to -- " 

He put the jacket around his wife and daughter Eva on the lifeboat . 

When she found out , she walked out on the 15-year marriage , taking daughters Katie , 13 , and Alexis , eight , with her . 

She plays Isobel Hetherington -- a young woman with three daughters -- who takes up residence in a seaside resort during the hot summer of 1887 . 

Which , in retrospect , said a lot for her common sense ; but a lady was still required and because our daughter was there , my wife Ann was dragooned into duty . 

Although Mariot nodded , Agnes , shrugging , turned the matter by asking if this was not what earls ' daughters were for ? 

Perhaps least typical of all was Annie J. , also the daughter of an upholsterer : aged 31 , after 16 years in the trade , she married James T. , minister of religion . 

Spiro was believed to have telephoned his daughters to ask how they were . 

This couple have four or five kids and their eldest daughter is about seventeen . 

Having three daughters and an ` extended " family , I started knitting for them 30 years ago , but not spending a lot of money . 

The chief in the next village has a dozen wives and a lot of juicy young daughters who would better suit a passionate young man like you . " 

After his return from Russia he had married Mary-Anne , daughter of John Neville , a Dublin merchant . 

When his election was disputed by the speaker of the parliament , Franjieh 's gunmen brought their firearms into the chamber . 

Our client is an international gun collector and specialist precious metal firearm manufacturer . 

` It is a police requirement that you have to be an active member of a club before you can be recommended to apply to purchase a firearm . " 

` A firearm was discharged and people cowered behind walls , under tables and in the toilets . 

Police at first declined to comment on the nature of the inquiry , but at the weekend a spokesman confirmed that an imitation firearm had been recovered . 

What does seem more difficult to believe , however , is that the practice of carrying firearms was habitual among Hooligans . 

Senior officers say more and more criminals are prepared to carry firearms in cash raids . 

Section 16 contains an offence of possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life , which corresponds to the offence under section 3 of the Explosives Act . 

Mr Jones pleaded guilty to possessing a firearm with criminal intent and affray . 

He 's due to be questioned by officers from the Thames Valley region and may be charged with kidnapping and possession of firearms . 

Muscovy 's major European rivals were investing in full-time professional infantry and modernized cavalry using firearms . 

TWO men who used an imitation firearm to carry out a robbery were sent to a young offenders centre at Belfast Crown Court yesterday . 

There 's a very , very good chance that the person using a firearm will , will suffer injury because the barrel could well explode . 

However , if the landowner threatens you with a firearm , it is comforting to know that he or she would be committing a criminal offence . 

The three , who have not been named , have been charged with robbery and firearms offences . 

Yesterday , Chief Insp Fordy said Mr Jackson was accused of not having a firearms certificate for a shotgun and a rifle . 

The term ` radiation genocide " is commonly used in Kiev and Minsk newspapers to refer to the accident . 

The people which only a few years previously had committed brutal genocide and waged a terrible war of destruction suddenly found themselves in the role of the great advocate of justice . 

Bosnian Muslim President Alia Izetbegovic angrily accused the world of appeasing Serb ` aggression and genocide " and he urged his nation to fight to the bitter end . 

The presidents of the neighbouring black states denounced South African " genocide " . 

Emil Macri , the former Securitate Head of Economic Counter-Intelligence , were accused of genocide , the aiding and abetting of genocide and the illegal disposal of 40 bodies from the Timisoara mortuary . 

However , moderate orces in the Russian government appeared to be successful in silencing the new commander of the Russian 14th Army in the region , Gen. Aleksandr Lebed ( appointed in June ) who had remarked on July 4 that the conflict between Moldova and the Dnestr republic was not ethnic but involved " genocide against one 's own people " , and had labelled oldova 's President as " fascist " . 

Short of a situation of mass genocide ( Kampuchea or Idi Amin 's Uganda ) individual peoples have to be left to fight their own battles , if they are to generate genuine and lasting solu tions for their own futures . 

But it had no relevance , and its guardians remained mute ten years ago , when bombs , with the United States ' and allied governments ' blessing , fell like rain on women and children in Cambodia ( Shawcross 1979 ) , or when the same governments aid and support other political/military regimes exercising mass terror and partial genocide against a subjugated people ( Chomsky and Herman 1979a , 1979b ) . 

Think about that for a moment , cost it 's more than just a word , it 's potentially the mass genocide of innocent young people on both sides of the divide by the combined efforts of those who consider themselves fit to make such decisions for us , and about us . 

The report cites a ` strategy of genocide over [ sic ] the Bosnian Muslims " as accounting for the widespread looting and destruction of Muslim buildings . 

In addition , the justice minister of the self-proclaimed republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina has accused Yugoslav TV 's editor-in-chief , Goran Milic , of being directly responsible for committing genocide on the Serbian people . 

Similar arguments have been used by white men to justify slavery and genocide of native peoples . 

The farmers who own the land around Pot Scar are getting increasingly agitated over the way climbers using the crag are parking their cars . 

The BMC 's ability to negotiate access agreements for the whole climbing community and to enforce their controversial bolting policy has been thrown into stark relief over a small and obscure gritstone crag in the Derbyshire Peak . 

This and its position , perched on steep ground yet effectively sheltered by the hillside behind , make it one of Lakeland 's finest climbing crags . 

By the time you 've booby-trapped your car , or hired an armed guard for it , walked miles , found the crag and avoided the most polished routes you might not consider it worth the hassle . 

Given the delicate access positions at other sandstone crags it is an inept and unhelpful piece of privateering . 

We moved on up to her tumbledown tower on the last crag of the village . 

The wraith turned slowly to his right and disappeared behind the crag . 

A granite crag for all seasons , Bosigran is located in a particularly beautiful part of Cornwall — the north coast of West Penwith . 

In view of this , climbers are asked to approach the crag direct from the old bridge and avoid Lovers ' Walk . 

This was the beginning of several years of very active rock climbing on many crags . 

Mr John Richardson , a Whorlton farmer , employed consultant engineers to examine road access to Humbleton Camp after Teesdale councillors rejected his plans to build 73 holiday chalets there . 

Mr Richardson applied for outline permission to build the chalets after winning approval for a hotel and golf complex at Humbleton . 

We live in little beach chalets and look out all day on the Mediterranean ; its blueness always surprises me , though I 've seen it so often . 

The Butlins Empire has now had to market itself anew for the experienced package tourist ; a move from wooden chalets to brick-built country suites , from the Minehead Camp to Summerwest World . 

Even from the distance she could see Doreen clasping his arm while looking up into his face , and it was easy to guess that she was pleading to be moved into a chalet . 

` As for moving into a chalet , I 'm prepared to forget it -- at least for the moment . 

Then knit about ten rows to form a tiny yoke to avoid waistline bulk before knitting a ` channel " for the waist elastic . 

The waistline on bikini bottoms has been pulled up while the usual high leg cut has fallen to something less severe . 

They were no better in trousers , because then they both got the waistline wrong . 

Dalziel thought a little , his hand working inside the waistline of his trousers . 

Over-all the new look emerging from the shows , which opened Thursday , harks back to the 1960 's with low waistlines , cropped tops , petticoated skirts and pencil pants .

Going further against the current trend , Krizia offered a super-high waistline both in pants and skirts , perhaps less revealing , but still only for those with a tiny waist .

This season , the 1960 's are all the rage , with hip-hugger below-the-belt waistlines , so Armani keeps his waist above the navel .

In the winter she fell and broke her thigh , for the second time . 

And how he could work up to his thighs in water in a two-foot seam of coal . 

Hold a baby or small toddler upside down by the feet ; an older child can rest face down across your thigh . 

JOHNSON 'S piston thighs , bulging biceps ( and bulging eyes ) were achieved through the banned intake of stanozol . 

Male all dark grey with chestnut thighs and under tail coverts , with bright red bill , cere , bare skin round eye and legs . 

Whole rows of chicken thighs , galleries of boneless chicken breasts , chicken escalopes coated with breadcrumbs , ready seasoned , free-range , corn-fed chicken that -- Hang on . 

He was too drunk to be driving , he thought , angling a glance at her wide , sloping thighs on the seat beside him . 

You 'll soon be able to walk down Bond Street without spotting a single varicose vein or mottled thigh . 

Flex your knees , grasp the top of the harness with both hands , lift the pack and balance it on your right thigh . 

Marvin shrieked like a gutshot coyote as the dark , boiling liquid soaked through the front of his shirt and trousers , staining black his belly , groin and upper thighs . 

She wanted to run her hands over the firm masculine planes of his body , the broad shoulders and narrow hips , his long , muscular thighs . 

The back plays an essential part in the forward movement , the powerful extensor muscles of the neck and back co-operating with the lower neck muscles , as well as with those of the inside thigh and stomach . 

And those sturdy thighs of hers are just what you need for a good rumbustious kazatzki . 

From as young as ten I was very conscious of having fat thighs . 

Apparently she had had heavy thighs all her life and still can not get used to her new shape . 

He rubbed his thigh , trying to force the blood to circulate some warmth , but it was no good . 

He rubbed clenched fists along his thighs , then open palms , and finally clasped his hands together . 

At this point ( c. 1760 ) she retired to a garret in Alton where she prepared her Poems on Several Occasions ( 1762 ) UR . 

A mounted soldier trotted by and Athelstan remembered the knight 's helmet as well as something he had glimpsed in the garret 1 and at the tower gate of London Bridge 

Once this was understood , it became part of the pattern and both Wilson and Teresa and even the landlord 's son , who slept in the AT0 garret , all sighed at the disturbance then turned over and went back to sleep . 

For Perkin , making arrows would have been like filing his nails , and he 'd had a stove right in his workroom for the charring . 

The job that everyone considered bad was in the workroom , which was my absolute dread . 

The Bath shop became an important centre for all Ashley operations as the second floor was used as an office as well as a workroom for two machinists . 

Wandering out again like an unhappy ghost , she went into her workroom , turned on the light and stared at the bench . 

Unlocking the door , he walked through the darkened workroom and slowly . 

He currently works from his studio and workroom built in a large living room at home in Bethnal Green , East London . 

I have , on occasion , bought sticks of pastel which have crumbled into pieces when I removed the paper wrapper -- this has NEVER happened to me with Schmincke pastels . 

She took a cigar box from a cupboard , opened it and displayed a number of sticks of greasepaint . 

First every stick of furniture gets carted off , and all my labour-saving appliances , then the carpets and the curtains , if you please . 

` Vitamin pills , some eyedrops if you do n't want bloodshot eyes after long flights , and a stick of men 's deodorant . 

If you do feel hunger pangs , nibble on carrot , celery or cucumber sticks or sliced green peppers . 

Having a clubfoot , he walked with the help of two steel sticks , but sat smiling behind the piano , always unruffled and courteous , and greeting clients by playing their favourite tunes . 

I counted up all the unbroken sticks of pastel and you cunning so-and-sos had put twice the number of pieces of blue there to catch us out . 

If I 'd wanted to do red nipples there was n't a decent whole stick of red left . 

` It is no longer , as Rousseau says , a good thick stick of very hard wood " noted Framery . 

A stick of French bread stuck up , resting against his head like the neck of a cello . 

Place the stem of a stick of celery in some dyed water and leave it for a few hours . 

On many occasions the miners have fought behind barricades , sticks of dynamite in hand , as troops besieged the mines . 

Foster yeoman 's 126 tonne Co-co Class 59 No 59004 Yeoman challenger passing West Ealing with the 10.05 Acton Yard to Merehead empty stone hoppers on 13 August 1988 . 

The operator then turns a handle to allow three or more spears to puncture the cans and allow their contents to run into the bottom of the hopper . 

Water is then fed into the hopper and the dilute liquid fed into the sprayer . 

The full ones are taken back to Sanipet 's processing area -- a rented building on a farm in nearby Hatfield Woodhouse -- where they are emptied into a hopper . 

Expanded pelleted diets result in less wastage by the animals , but food hoppers hold a smaller weight of food . 

We grabbed the ` speeder from the motor park and amazingly enough got ourselves passage to the Festival on a grain hopper . " 

Each cage was about the size of a wire basket for office mail , and in the corner of every one was a pellet hopper and an inverted water bottle . 

The buyers who were pig farmers bought a 28 feet high hopper which , as the sellers knew , the buyers intended to use for the storage of pig nuts . 

He opened his mouth to make an acid retort , and then remembered that the sura which permitted captives to be enslaved also went to considerable lengths to provide laws for their welfare . 

Luce bit back an acid retort and explained , ` Though they look exactly alike , they act quite differently . 

She opened her mouth to make a suitably cutting retort , then closed it abruptly as she realised . 

She wanted to make some sarcastic retort about his being so bossy , but he was already clearing away the plates , not paying the slightest scrap of attention to her , and she realised that it was this lack of attention that really annoyed her . 

Aggie again looked to the side as if to help check the escape of some quick retort from her lips . 

I 'm the man who put the ` go " into golf , " prompting the swift retort on one occasion from the distinguished birth control pioneer : ` My name 's Marie Stopes . 

But even as she drew breath to hurl a furious retort at him , something clicked in her brain . 

And though she longed to hurl some caustic retort at him , the words simply would n't come . 

Would he have listened to her then , if she had not flung that furious retort at him before they were confronted by Ralf ? 

We have all wished that we 'd had the perfect retort at some time , but most of us can only think of something smart about three days later . 

Biting back a retort to the effect that it was doubtful if Campion Price would even recognise her , Gina said equably , ` I 'll try to fit a visit in . " 

But Jones is a snappy player in every sense , and set the tone for an afternoon of petulant silliness with a Gatting-like finger-wagging retort to one of Keith Griffiths 's decisions . 

A six-point retort to Microsoft 's claims was posted to computer journals in the UK by WordPerfect 's Windows product manager , Daniel Sumner . 

The usual retort that such a mandatory quota would be against EC regulations is a red herring . 

Christina could see that Paul wanted to scream that this colour had been his choice , but he bit back his retort , clenching his fists . 

` I 'm hot , sweaty , tired , and I 'm going to take a shower , " was the careless retort . 

Athelstan was about to snarl a further retort when the coroner 's words suddenly quickened his own memories . 

And his retort , masterfully bold though disingenuous , is that ` in a discussion of Mr Eliot 's poetry , his doctrine has little to command interest in itself " . 

And Miss Rene 's retort was very sharp as she said , ` I 'll do that after she 's tried on the brown leghorn or the mink-coloured felt . 

` If you hate it all so much , why do n't you go back to the bogs ? " was his retort . 

You will also need to keep your retort to yourself -- even if the person deserves a sharp wood . 

Through his quick witty retorts , Basil invariably emerged as the victor . 

Polly took his laconic retort to mean that the police and Customs officers would be glad to have her off their hands . 

She felt his fingers tighten spasmodically on her arm as her mouth opened in utter surprise at his unexpected retort . 

She saw the eyes flash ice-cold , felt the sting of his retort . 

He held his hand up , forestalling her angry retort with a cool hauteur that sent her temper flaring . 

And she 'd been glumly aware that her quick retort , ` I 'm not -- I just felt a bit cold for a moment , " had sounded remarkably unconvincing . 

Huxley 's retort that he would rather have an ape for an ancestor than a bishop -- or words to that effect -- has come to symbolize not merely the conflict between Darwinism and the Bible but the victory of science over religion . 

FIXED VALUE SECURITIES - Securities that have a known maturity or redemption value at the time of issue .

The New York Times leads with the U.S. Treasury 's announcement that it would like to take advantage of projected budget surpluses by buying back some government bonds before their maturity dates .

If these debt securities are retired before maturity , the difference , if any , between the reacquisition price and the net carrying value of the extinguished debt should be recognized as a gain or loss by the fund that owned the securities .

Retirement of debt securities prior to maturity : revolving funds and trust revolving funds .

Each party receives and sacrifices something of value in buying and selling debt securities that may be retired prior to maturity .

The discount rate used for the calculation is the average interest rate ( yield ) on marketable Treasury securities of similar maturity to the loan , applicable to the time when the loans are disbursed .

The market price of a Treasury security falls when the current interest rate on Treasury securities of equal maturity rises .

Retirement of debt securities prior to maturity : trust funds and special funds ( except trust revolving funds ) .

TERMINAL DIVIDENDS - Dividends to policyholders calculated and paid upon termination of a contract , such as on death , surrender , or maturity .

Retirement of debt securities prior to maturity : revolving funds and trust revolving funds ( 592 )

Retirement of debt securities prior to maturity : trust funds and special funds except trust revolving funds ( 588 )

It is the interest rate applicable at the time of modification on marketable Treasury securities with a similar maturity to the remaining maturity of the direct or guaranteed loans , under either pre-modification terms , or post-modification terms , whichever is appropriate .

The discount rate used for the calculation is the average interest rate ( yield ) on marketable Treasury securities of similar maturity to the loan guarantees , applicable to the time when the guaranteed loans are disbursed .

, the range within which two-thirds of all returns fall , used as a rough measure of volatility -- is far smaller than would justify the immense premium investors give up to own bonds or bills with definite coupons and payment on maturity .

-- Debt securities may be retired prior to maturity if they have a call feature or if they are eligible for redemption by the holder on demand .

VARIABLE VALUE SECURITIES - Securities that have unknown redemption or maturity values at the time of issue .

She applies these terms to shoplifting -- ` the booster " is a commercial shoplifter , the ` snitch " a mere pilferer -- and links them to social class . 

But whereas the plant makes the flesh of its fruit easily available to animals , it goes to great lengths to protect its seeds from pilferers , usually enclosing them in armour of some sort . 

As she listened to the faint smack of the sea on the rocks below , she thought again , regretfully , of Angus . 

Bunyan replied that he could find no justification for the Prayer Book in the Scriptures and that its use was an impediment to man in making known his condition to God .

I share the scepticism of many other booksellers when I hear publishers ' justification for differential treatment of book clubs , supermarkets , etc .

His justification for the necessary invasion of privacy is the familiar - and thoroughly respectable -- plea that politics should and must be personalised .

It evinces such contempt for the principle as to use language which ignores or denies it , and offers no justification for the departure .

The presentation of educational data , which forms the justification for most policies , is documented in discrete and unrelated forms .

The justification for this assumption is that the arbitrage transaction is riskless , and so repayment is guaranteed .

Justification for Scott 's impressive display in the House of Commons became apparent within a few days of his drawings being hung .

Economists have been widely criticised , with some justification , for their inability to forecast the depth of the current recession .

When government ministers talked during the mid-1980s about their justification for nuclear power , it nearly always included a catalogue of fearful threats which started with OPEC and ended with Scargill .

As long as the basic construction of NiCad batteries has n't changed , I can see no justification for complete discharge and agree that it stands a good chance of being harmful .

To be more specific , justification for the Reed Elsevier merger lies to a significant extent in the enlarged scope that the merged group has for acquisitions .

Cultural differences resulting from the division of labour into productive and domestic forms provided a commonsense justification for separate educational provision , focusing for girls on child care and domestic science .

The way that this has been done in the past is the subject of the next chapter ; the way that it might be done in the future is the justification for this book .

A common tactic is first to brand the victims as " communists " this has provided justification enough for murder in the past .

They can scarcely be taken as a serious reason for the ` backwardness " of the Siberian peoples , nor as a justification for their subjugation by the Russians .

I would not be surprised if today there are a number of people who , though fully Christian , have never allowed justification by faith to be an experiential reality in their life .

There is , I want to argue , a direct correlation between justification by faith and a holy life .

Firstly , the justification given by the model for vesting substantial managerial power in the hands of the directors will be investigated .

His utilitarianism required a practical , socially useful justification for punishment ; retribution was totally inadequate .

In truth the main justification for the scheme is utterly dissipated .

A straight line can be defined as a curve of infinite or very large radius .

Harmonic lines are most commonly in two forms : ( 1 ) Parallels that may be straight , or curves of similar radius , concentric curves or mixtures of these .

I know every square inch of your delectable flesh , Miss Williams , so well that I could paint every luscious curve from memory . "

Desk Top Publishing can bring benefits to an organisation but only if the requirements are properly defined and there is an appreciation of what such systems can do and the learning curve involved .

Compared with those counts of greater or equal to twenty one , which is the white curve , greater or equal to twenty one , white curve , which is the lower curve .

But they also have a steep learning curve for the uninitiated , which is something to consider before taking the plunge .

This is why the rivers have many curves , because they follow the wriggling tracks of the serpent ; similarly , waterholes are round because they are in the shape of a snake coiled up to rest .

With the fire behind her , he could see the shadowy curve of her breasts through the thin material , and its ragged hem now only reached to mid-thigh .

The multimers with the same actual size ( L ) are connected into a curve .

She contemplated the long , pale shape of her body in the mirror , the angles that were softened into curves , the light dusting of talc on the clear skin .

The basic curve is a good design with which to experiment , and many flowers and leaves curve naturally .

The inside curve was worked as a true radius , with the outside following the shape on the template .

The initial portion of the curve is linear and the tensile modulus E is obtained from its slope .

Obviously the curve can face either to the left or the right , and after a little experimentation you will find which sort of curve is easiest for you to create .

When a cubic curve is added to a parabola the resultant curve will depend upon which order is higher , odd or even .

The curves and lines are strange and disorientating , giving the viewer an unpleasant feeling of unease and distraction , but nothing more .

However , this means that every curve requires two tools , a left and a right , therefore doubling the number of tools necessary .

Appendix 5 provides extended synonym tables and curves for more precise work in this field .

But he would never actually touch her , Maria decided , directing a quick look at the resolute line of chin and jaw and the arrogant curve of his nose .

The grey eyes flicked over the curves of her body , and finally rested on her face .

A growing number of clubs and societies such as the movie-makers , art appreciation and folk club , all receive Union subsidy . 

This young man later persuaded me to arrange and present a series of music appreciation talks every Monday evening for the Baptist Young People 's Group of which he was president . 

Picture appreciation may involve reading clues or decoding messages which give information about the subject 's social status , tastes and fashions at that time . 

But such hopes should not overshadow any time alone to the extent that they lead to depression and lack of self appreciation . 

Satisfy your thirst for knowledge with Kitty Butterwick 's six-part wine appreciation course , and you could by quaffing your way to a qualification 

` They were a token of appreciation for having the courage to turn up ! " 

Sarah was officially crowned by Keith Brundish , junior vice-president of Alresford Rotary , who expressed appreciation at being able to hold the competition at the dance . 

` Having been to Zakopane this year , I should like to voice my appreciation . 

He also expressed his appreciation for " the large amount of work " done by Anand and Arsa in developing Sino-Thai relations . 

The Sechem smiled tight little smiles of appreciation at the logic of the argument . 

Special theme days have been introduced to all Abbey National sites , and the office staff have expressed their appreciation at our initiatives such as offering turkeys at Christmas , and baking decorated cakes for special occasions . 

They suggested that the title might be the cause of a lack of appreciation by the funders , the local authorities , of the complexity , responsibility and professionalism now required of the post holder . 

Pleasure can be no more than a gourmet 's appreciation for delicacies , whereas a happy person can readily settle for a much simpler diet . 

She expresses much appreciation for what she considers beautiful and is beginning to show and receive affection . 

` Disco Di " has only ever existed in the minds of headline writers with an appreciation for alliteration . 

When Brendan Mullin retired from the game he received many messages of appreciation from rugby enthusiasts . 

Mrs Nixon still cherishes letters of appreciation from eminent people . 

( ` Filled with wonder at the sound of the bazouki , " as Jacques Vassal commented ; also emphasising Leonard 's appreciation of Theodorakis 's then emerging art . ) 

I am sure the warm affinities between Scots and Jews arise out of appreciation of herrings . 

Mockery from others over one 's appearance ; withdrawal of external appreciation of your beauty . 

But Spenser 's appreciation of classical practice led him to weave interconnections between the separate actions and also to give Prince Arthur a part in each . 

Always an important and influential patron of the arts , the Royal Family has recognised that a necessary part of any civilised person 's education is to acquire a knowledge and appreciation of painting . 

But he earned this appreciation with his charm , which was often mistaken for ability . 

i Hero : This child believes that he or she can only obtain love and appreciation through achievement . 

They rose to their feet as she approached , both men casting glances of appreciation over her appearance . 

For a second Lindsey stood unmoving as Niall 's gaze swept with slow appreciation over her body , taking in every curve which , she realised , blushing hotly , must be emphasised beneath the damp robe . 

Of course , a party may be excused from having to produce a document on the grounds that this would violate the law of the place where the document is kept .

But there was still a French-speaking population on the peninsula itself ; transferring a population to a new ruler in this way was common enough in Europe , and the only unusual thing about this transfer was that the British promised to let the inhabitants retain their Catholic religion without enforcing the laws restricting the civil rights of Catholics that had been passed at Westminster .

Union leaders criticized the government for introducing the price rises before implementing privatization measures and before passing laws on unemployment benefit and other social protection measures .

Reports of Parliamentary proceedings are protected by the ordinary law of defamation in so far as they are fair and accurate unless the defamed person can prove malice .

In time , all company pension schemes will be required by law to provide LPI .

When the captain heard that war had been declared he told the passengers that they were protected by international law , but he blacked out his ship as a precaution .

It would be odd if a transaction were outside the section in all circumstances solely because it was governed by a foreign law even though , for instance , all the parties were in this country at all times .

As reported in the local press on July 18 , Fajgembaum had suggested ( i ) that if the government wished to obtain a $2,000 million extended IMF loan it should eliminate a constitutional law guaranteeing individual states a share of federal tax income ; and ( ii ) that inflation could only be sharply reduced if the federal deficit were reduced .

In explanation , Tishkov criticized recent laws concerning nationality policy , such as the law on the rehabilitation of repressed peoples , which , in some cases , '' was provoking inter-ethnic tension '' .

On June 30 the Ukrainian parliament passed , by 264 votes to four , the amendments to the Ukrainian law on the status of the Crimea as proposed by joint sittings of the presidiums of the Ukrainian and Crimean parliaments .

Unlike Scotland , where incest was punishable by death up to 1887 , or several American states , England had no civil law on incest in the nineteenth century , although the Matrimonial Causes Act of 1857 did include incestuous adultery as grounds for divorce .

Sections 18 , 19 and 20 of the Marine Insurance Act 1906 contain the classic insurance law on non-disclosure , mis-representation and Policy voidance .

Few headmen willingly enforced the law against kinfolk or other allies .

In wording similar to Russia 's sovereignty declaration it proclaimed the supremacy of Uzbekistan 's laws on its territory and provided for Uzbek jurisdiction over domestic and foreign policy issues .

Recognizing the need for the development of international law on liability and compensation arising from the transport or disposal of hazardous wastes , the resolution requested UNEP to set up a working group of experts on this issue .

Sir William Shelton , Streatham , aims to tighten the law against kerb crawling and soliciting , and has taken on board a Home Office proposal to abolish the presumption that a boy aged under 14 is incapable of sexual intercourse .

THE International Motorcycling Federation has scrapped next year 's French Grand Prix because of the country 's tough new laws on tobacco advertising .

Richard Clutterbuck , who was an official of the Bristol Customs House , built the beautiful Vanbrughian mansion in the early 1730s and soon afterwards set about glamorizing the garden and grounds . 

The O'Donnells of Donegal had built a stone Tudor mansion on the site of a twelfth-century castle , and the walls that remained were of surprising elegance . 

Similes may be dangerous , but it can be suggested that the man who produces a well-made brick makes a better contribution to housing than does the man who builds a large mansion on insecure foundations . 

On his estate he built a mansion with a double-domed roof , which he called Henrietta Villa . 

He had always said that Rose Lacson , the woman he met in one of Manila 's finest hotels and brought back to live in a mansion that she designed , would inherit his iron-ore wealth . 

And now he 's going to marry her , you see if he does n't , and she 's going to live in a mansion with a butler and lots of maids . " 

But 29-year-old Davey , who now lives in a lavish Florida mansion a long way from the two-up two-down terraced house he was brought up in , has no guarantees of success . 

Cliff -- who now lives in a mansion in Surrey -- says times were once so hard that his dad made the family furniture from packing cases . 

I mean , they move into a mansion , they 'll need both salaries for the next thousand years ! " 

An officer becomes a colonel , moves into a mansion , buys a bulletproof Mercedes . 

Fergie and the little princesses have moved out of the £5 million mansion at Sunninghill , Berks , and moved into a lodge at nearby Wentworth . 

The Willses themselves progressed from living in rooms over their shop to residing in country mansions . 

Wander down to the Etangs d'Ixelles or over to the Square Marie-Louise to admire the lush art-nouveau mansions built from fortunes amassed in the steamy Belgian Congo . 

Smallfry often spoke of Old Ashfield as a huge and stylish mansion built by a millionaire mill-owner at the turn of the century . 

The house is a large Elizabethan revival mansion built in the 19th century with 152 acres of grounds including river frontage along the entire southern side . 

Just 2 miles away , you can visit Ugbrooke stately home and park , a Robert Adam mansion built circa 1778 with a fine collection of furniture and paintings . 

It is a mid-18th-century mansion built by the famous architect , John Adam , and typically consists of a main building with two connecting wings . 

The travellers ' response to this place was positive and warm , and this does not simply derive from the contrast with the pompous inhospitality they found at Armadale , where they were perhaps disgruntled at staying only in an estate official 's house ( the mansion had been burnt down ) , even if the laird and his lady stayed with them . 

As one approaches this house one can not fail to find it incredibly impressive -- a large mansion , constructed of Tudor brick . 

Penny cast an unwelcoming frown in the direction of the steel grey November sky , and stepped carefully onto the pavement from the Earl 's Court mansion block in which she lived . 

Following its use as a cotton warehouse , the building had been the headquarters of a mail-order company and ended its commercial career accommodating the offices of a number of small businesses .

At one time it was the Swanage headquarters of the Company of Marblers and Stonecutters .

Companies that set up their regional headquarters in Singapore are only taxed 10% on income from approved services , including trading in foreign exchange and offshore investments .

` I shall leave with this person for the Gestapo headquarters . ''

In May 1989 Judge Baltasar Garzón travelled to Paris to question the senior ETA leaders Santiago Arróspide Sarasola ( '' Santi Potros '' -- arrested in Anglet in September 1987 ) , José Antonio Urrutikoetxea Bengoetxea ( '' Josu Ternera '' -- arrested on Jan. 11 , 1989 , in Bayonne -- see p. 36406 , where the date is wrongly given as Jan. 12 ) , Elena Beloki Resa ( arrested with Urrutikoetxea ) and Mariano Estebán González Betolaza ( arrested on April 14 in Montpellier , southern France ) ; in July Garzón requested the Spanish government to begin extradition proceedings against Arróspide for his part in organizing a May 1987 attack on the Madrid Civil Guard headquarters in which one person was killed .

Austin , Texas-based CompuAdd Corp is opening a European headquarters in Bristol , UK , to co-ordinate the company 's various European activities , which will be headed-up by Robert Todd as general manager .

APOWERFUL bomb killed at least 50 people and wounded 500 in Bogota yesterday when it wrecked the headquarters of the Department of Administrative Security , the government agency charged with bringing Colombia 's drug dealers to heel .

It was not Virgin 's responsibility , but from Chemical 's headquarters in New York , the instruction went out to terminate a number of existing contracts negotiated by the London office -- Virgin 's among them .

Sandys would have liked to have established a similarly unified headquarters at Singapore , but determined Naval opposition thwarted him .

The miners , the printers and the workers at GCHQ ( Government Communications Headquarters ) have all been defeated , marking a turning point in the policies and strategies of the union movement as a whole .

When the ANA failed to comply , Armenian Interior Ministry detachments and members of the Armenian Pan-National Movement 's paramilitary wing raided the ANA headquarters early on Aug. 30 .

Conversion for DOS/V machines and to Japanese Windows is currently under way back home at Neuron Data headquarters in Palo Alto .

The 16 NATO leaders invited Bulgaria , Czechoslovakia , Estonia , Hungary , Latvia , Lithuania , Poland , Romania and the Soviet Union to send foreign ministers to a meeting at NATO headquarters in Brussels , expected to be held on Dec. 20 , with the purpose of issuing a joint declaration launching a '' new era of partnership '' .

The first part of the 44th regular session of the UN General Assembly took place at the UN headquarters in New York from Sept. 19 to Dec. 29 , 1989 , chaired by Maj.-Gen .

There was a weariness in the Old Man 's voice , an emptiness inside where once excitement and intrigue had burned . 

A surge of relief -- for himself , for Nell , for the future -- pushed back the weariness of his aching body . 

She felt suddenly sick and ill and , although Eline told herself it was simply the weariness of a night without sleep , she wanted to cry out her pain and frustration . 

The preliminary results , particularly in Teheran , indicate Iranians ' weariness with more than a decade of revolutionary turmoil and a desire to rebuild the economy following the eight-year war with Iraq . 

It was cold and despite their weariness they slept very little . 

She decided to use it , adding a generous amount of her favourite scented oil to the water gushing into the bath before lying back and letting the warm water soothe her weariness and tensions away . 

Fear , rage , and then suddenly there was nothing but a total weariness . 

Though each of the others vanished and reappeared like fragments floating round a pool , Pipkin never left him ; and his need for encouragement became at last Hazel 's only support against his own weariness . 

Only children had the energy for play , the adults were in a permanent state of weariness . 

Merrill leaned back in the chair , suddenly overtaken by weariness . 

Davies left Lansdowne Road looking pensive , but alert to Australia 's dislike of Garryowens , their growing weariness after two years of international stress , and the disruption of losing a fourth player through injury . 

But when she turned back to her mother again , his face resumed its worried , searching frown of concentration , his ear attuned below the level of conversation to the pain and weariness in her voice . 

However , the crisis is not simply a product of specific policy failures , or of weariness with ten years of Mitterrand . 

Later , at three in the morning , after the post show chaos and ligging had succumbed to weariness , Morrissey rang her and said , ` Well ? " . 

For myself , I felt nothing but weariness , and a kind of grief . 

At 11 p.m. on the night of June 18 , when Edward was sitting bog-eyed with weariness in the small metal box that served him as a cabin , Foley sought him out . 

The organisers say it is not just a reaction to the recent carnage in Warrington . 

Indian and local Maharashtra state leaders , mindful of recent nationwide Hindu-Muslim carnage in which some 2,000 people died , appealed for calm . 

They were in the trenches by Christmas 1915 and eventually , from July 1916 , in the carnage of the Somme . 

Freezing fog shrouded a horrific trail of carnage on Britain 's roads , with hundreds of people maimed . 

US and Belgian forces landed at the of Kismayu yesterday , scene of some of the country 's worst clan carnage . 

In years past this contest was unregulated and often resulted in the destruction of large parts of Altdorf and widespread carnage amongst the civilian population . 

Desperate ways to achieve desperate means Alan Murray charts the IRA 's strategy of using civilian carnage to further its message and looks at its possible next moves 

Fuerteventura is a true desert island whose character revolves around its sand beaches = surely among the world 's most exotic ; quite certainly you 'll never find the like within four hour 's flying time from Britain . 

The gently sloping sand beaches which the article associates with whale strandings would be composed of particles in the 1 to 2 mm size range , emitting noise in the 50 to 100 kHz frequency band . 

Steep cliffs guard empty white sand beaches along the west of the island . 

No one can really say just where Palma Nova stops and Magalluf begins , they just sort of merge into one another and the sandy beach runs the length of both resorts . 

On the way here the highway borders what must be some of the most delectable coastal scenery in the world : wooded headlands enclosing beach after sandy beach , empty of people . 

We sail from a shallow , sandy beach in the sheltered head of the gulf , just south of Cannigione . 

The open shingle beaches also support a small winter population of waders , mainly Turnstone , with a few Purple Sandpipers and numbers may increase in really cold weather . 

There is a shingle beach in the town , with bathing facilities . 

If the wave front approaches parallel to a coastline sand and shingle merely move up and down the beach , but under the more usual conditions of oblique approach the movement is not quite so simple . 

The shingle beach of the spit is the major tern breeding site in the estuary and receives special protection under an Act of Parliament . 

The fun began on Monday when a giant sandcastle was built on the beach to raise money for the Ann Charlton Lodge and Kirkleatham Special School . 

I had a horse who loved going on the beach and in the sea at Weston-Super-Mare but hated puddles and tiny streams . 

One of them saw a tarnished wristwatch lying on the beach and decided to play a practical joke . 

At that precise moment , just over a hundred miles away , Mavis Evers stood barefoot on Bournemouth beach and contemplated suicide . 

The accused left his clothes on a beach in Miami and resurfaced under a false identity in Australia . 

AN UNEASY truce was holding yesterday after fights erupted between feuding cocklers on a West Wales beach . 

The four roll-on , roll-off military ferries have specially strengthened vehicle decks and are designed to put tanks and other armoured vehicles ashore on beaches in remote areas where landing docks and slipways are not available . 

If you really want to be energetic , there 's windsurfing and waterskiing here or you can stroll along the beach to where they still make wooden Turkish boats by hand . 

And what nicer way to round off the evening than to have a quiet nightcap on the terrace with new-found friends , or take a gentle moonlit stroll along the beach . 

The woman had been in the country for less than a week when she went to the beach at Umgababa , just south of Durban , after breakfast on Tuesday . 

Hendry then experienced fear at first hand one night when he took his dog for it 's nightly walk on the beach near his apartment in South Queensferry . 

If you walk up and down a pebbly beach , you will notice that the pebbles are not arranged at random . 

It is an attractive hotel with good facilities for a beach holiday . 

The beach house was huge , well-lit , secluded from the road by lush plants and trees . 

With encouragement from the paper 's enlightened sports editor Clifford Makins -- ` he was a widely read man with respect for The Word , who believed that sports writers who are insular are doubly boring '' -- and a chance opportunity to write a boxing piece , McIlvanney was on his way , armed with Makin 's almost religious guidelines .

As was shown at , for example , the close of the Gay News case , Mrs Whitehouse suggested that she was pleased that the paper 's editor , Denis Lemon , was not sent to prison for she had nothing against him personally .

The ST started off with a rubbishing piece by the paper 's acting literary editor , Harry Ritchie , which was followed by protesting letters and the main feature in last week 's Books supplement .

And then , on Thursday morning , when Major 's election tour reached the Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition , Sir David English , the paper 's editor , was not there to greet him .

The government also cracked down on the media , closing the Lagos daily newspaper The Punch for three weeks from April 29 and detaining the paper 's deputy editor , Chris Mamah .

Contributors emphasized that purity was a positive advance for women and that the paper 's editors should declare themselves on the side of reverence and self-control .

In another move to silence criticism , police on Thursday detained the paper 's editor , Rudolf Zeman .

In early June W.T. Stead , the paper 's editor , had published ` The Maiden Tribute of Modern Babylon '' .

The paper 's political editor , Trevor Kavanagh , has been suggesting at Westminster that John Smith is the kind of man they can do business with .

His anxiety mounted as telexes were left unanswered and calls blocked by Martin Huckerby , another Wapping refusenik whom Sutton had recruited as the paper 's managing editor .

A confidential Ministry of Information report , written in April 1968 , revealed that the two papers owed Sh.900,000/ -- to the printers , who threatened to discontinue working on them altogether unless this amount were paid and an assurance received from the Treasury that printing costs for the rest of the financial year would be met .

HASTINGS U14s and U16s were runners-up in their Sussex Leagues , and with the local paper also sponsoring inter-school U12 and U13 seven-a-side tournaments later in the month which have attracted ten local schools , the integration of junior rugby within the senior club and community is apparent .

Of course was the answer was yes so Christine asked her local paper , The Guardian , to print an urgent plea for wool .

Perhaps the local paper will take photographs for a story and make copies available to you afterwards .

They were watched by a straggle of housewives and schoolchildren , and a photographer from the local paper .

Nick Logan was n't one of these ; he was a ` ticket '' , a mod who came up to town by train , from Walthamstow in his case , which was where he grew up , left school at 15 and joined the local paper .

This means that local weekly papers vary tremendously in the size of their circulation and therefore in the size of their income and their staff .

An individual might build a local paper from nothing and retain the ownership intact .

Frank is n't at home , Azul 's unlisted , I try the local paper here but they ca n't or wo n't help and the airlines refuse to give out information on passengers .

EUROTUNNEL , the Channel tunnel group , denied last night that the concrete linings of the Channel Tunnel could be contaminated by salt and fail prematurely . 

There was the loose lining of my denim cap to stitch , and a button to sew on my trousers . 

Savanna animals cool off with a kind of organic radiator by evaporating water from the moist linings of the nasal chambers . 

With age the lining of the arteries becomes narrowed and roughened : this process is known as atherosclerosis . 

The saturated fat in a diet , more importantly , stimulates the liver to produce more cholesterol in a form that is easily deposited onto the linings of the arteries . 

This allows the lining of the uterus to be cleared out properly , and thus provide a good implantation site for the new fetus to settle on . 

A slight discoloration of the lining of the breast pocket of the jacket suggested that there might have been a tailor 's label , but if there had been , it had been removed . 

Laying one hand on the pale blue cotton lining of his sleeping-bag , she stroked it . 

By 1965 things had eased , but my detective inspector still railed against my three-quarter length corduroy car-coat with its red lining . 

The yolk is squeezed out and the crushed shell , usually still held together by its membranous lining , is then neatly regurgitated . 

If the water table is within 15 m of the surface , the cheapest method is to dig a well by hand and protect the walls from collapse by building a masonry lining . 

Side entry hand warmer pockets and a durable nylon lining make this an ideal three season garment . 

The old varnish-crinkled wood lining is very exposed as the shelves are sparsely filled . 

He stroked his hands over the dark fabric and shifted his shoulders against the silky lining . 

Every month during the reproductive years , the uterus prepares to receive a fertilized ovum by building up a velvety , blood-rich lining . 

She did n't voice her thoughts but she immediately saw herself wearing the lime-green dress and the coat with the rose lining . 

He would arrive with scraps of fabric dropping from his waistcoat , bits of lining from his corduroy trousers . 

Meanwhile new markets are being explored , principally by extending the acceptance of acetate yarn for suit and dress linings at the expense of viscose filament . 

Once the coffin had received its primary lining and edged frill , two rectangular sheets -- both the length and width of the coffin -- were tacked to the base at its sides . 

In the early 1980s Astra suspended clinical trials of omeprazole when it was found that high doses of the drug caused cancer of the stomach lining in rats . 

The burial was attended only by the cemetery administrator , the lorry driver who brought the coffin from Asuncion , and two other people . 

Three coffins in the Bell vault at Milton , Kent , depict the development of case decoration between the 1820s and the 1850s . 

John Burns had arrived and Kevin and Tommy Drennan already had the front of the coffin on their shoulders . 

Gould was verbally abused at The Hawthorns before his departure and at one protest supporters paraded with a coffin on their shoulders . 

At the far end of the chamber is a coffin on a heavy table , and seated beside it a woman in a low-cut black dress with red silk edging . 

As they wept around his coffin , one relative who said she had dressed the body , said : ` It looked as though he had been tortured . " 

The word thudded with the same sad finality as his mother 's coffin hit the bottom of her grave . 

Clods of earth were thrown on to the stout elm coffin , and the mourners began to leave . 

There were five cars from the funeral parlour following the coffin . 

In the first months of the war Herbert Morrison had requisitioned thousands of papier mache coffins for emergency use in bombing raids on London alone . 

The man who had led the procession stepped forward and sprinkled the coffin with spiced rum . 

Some people , he explained , still wrongly believed that bodies were removed from coffins before being cremated and that ashes were eventually taken from a communal pile . 

The blinds were drawn to darken our downstairs room where the coffin rested on the table in front of the range . 

And the third was a shining glass coffin , lying on a rich velvet pall on a gilded trestle . 

He dusted it a little , to marvel better , and then moved on to the glass coffin . 

Not all lead coffins destined for vaults were provided with outer wooden cases . 

Lead coffins were very rare in colonial America , and could only be afforded by the very rich . 

An old stone coffin lies near the porch , and beside the path is the ` stone chair " . 

Some workmen digging for stone in the ruins of Bury St Edmunds Abbey in 1773 came across a wooden coffin containing a lead anthropoid shell . 

A mile-long queue of mourners carried a black coffin to the Xinhua building . 

Retired generals dressed in white carried the flag-draped coffin from the plane . 

There were rows and rows of cheaply printed books of weird poetry about erotic fantasies all of which had close links with LSD …

The next step would be to explore whether the " others " could be represented in Byron 's poetry by people who follow the religion of Islam . 

Part of my thesis rests upon the belief that if deixis operates in a different way in lyric poetry from the way it does in non-literary discourse , it does so in degree , not in kind . 

The Finnish language actually gained in status as a result of Elias Lönnrot 's publication of Finnish folk poetry in the Kalevala . 

It should be possible to construct a pragmatic frame by which the deixis of lyric poetry in its various manifestations can be viewed . 

Nevertheless , the proposed stimuli are myth and folk song and , hopefully , these are meant to lead on to the poetry of Blake and Shakespeare . 

Leapor 's poetry on domestic service is part of a wide range of eighteenth century writings concerned with this type of work . 

Dennis is praised for having proclaimed the superiority of poetry on sacred subjects to all other . 

Mary Leapor 's poetry consistently affirms the value of women 's friendship . 

Hopkins 's attitude to the publication of his poetry had always been ambivalent , but his habit of sending copies to Bridges indicates that he did not want them lost . 

Benjamin Britten , a composer , was so moved with Owen 's war poetry that he created his ` War Requiem " based on his poems . 

One is reminded of modernist poetry ; the echoes and reverberation of Eliot , the Imagists ' individual statements within a given form . 

Renaissance poetry ( in Sidney 's sense of seriously crafted eloquent language which could include prose ) is perceived to be the province of the truly serious writer , and this is equated with elitism . 

Mirrors appear often in the poetry of women in the eighteenth century . 

` There is nothing but poetry about the existence of childhood . " 

In short , following Stephen Duck 's appearance the poetry of working people became saleable in a new way . 

The madrigal substantially appeared in England only in the 1580s when the English mania for the Italian reached its height -- for instance , in the poetry of Spenser and Philip Sidney . 

The song is a fine example of ancient Semitic poetry ( see " Poetry and Wisdom Literature " , introduction ) . 

She packed Rolling Stones and Ray Charles into a leather case , along with a tiny bottle of Chanel and a selected volume of Beat poetry , and she came to us . 

They found their literary expression in a series of haunting elegies generally considered to contain some of the finest love poetry in the English language . 

The love poetry of Saadi and Hafiz though seeming to be about physical love was really about transcendent love . 

In 1713 Steele 's journal the Guardian published some essays on pastoral poetry , the last of which traced the true pastoral lineage from Theocritus and Virgil through Spenser to Ambrose Philips ( c1675-1749 ) . 

There are fewer who read Czech poetry , or have their paintings exhibited regularly in London and Edinburgh . 

Next week I shall be talking to Peter Abbs about teaching the arts and he will be reading some very interesting children 's poetry . 

He continued to read voraciously throughout the 1790s , and there seems no reason to doubt Coleridge' s belief that Wordsworth was eminently equipped to write philosophical poetry . 

The present church dates from the 11th century , with many fine features , notably the brick tower at the west end , the porch and the pulpit . 

And I went to church every Sunday where we used to have missionaries who would come and tell tales about how they built churches in jungle clearings with lions gnawing at their legs . " 

In the mid sixth century , St Ciaran with seven followers had arrived at Clonmacnoise by water and built a wattle church and beehive huts , the foundation of the holy city . 

The building was designed by the same Bradford firm which had built Sir Titus Salt 's church at Saltaire . 

The architect was Thomas Rickman , who had got together with a local ironmaster , John Cragg , and built St George 's Church at Everton in 1814 with much cast iron in the structure . 

In AD 699 , Wilfrid , Bishop of York , built several churches all dedicated to St Andrew , so in later years Hutton Cranswick was rededicated to St Peter . 

In the midst of all this destruction of ecclesiastical property , the decision of one individual to build an entirely new church assumed considerable political importance . 

Earlier this month they attacked property belonging to Coptic Christians , burning their churches , shops and homes . 

This was one of the finest and largest churches here but , having survived much of the bombardment of the First World War , it was seriously damaged in the fire of 1917 when its wooden roof was totally destroyed and caused great ruination when it collapsed into the church . 

One of them constructed the astounding rock-hewn churches at Lalibela . 

Twice in previous centuries tornadoes have destroyed churches -- at Widecombe , Devon in 1638 and St Mary-le-Bow , London in 1091 . 

Ironically , while they erected 660 churches , they closed thirty-three for every twenty-one new ones they built . 

In addition to his responsibilities for roads and bridges , the commissioners employed him to plan and erect forty new churches , mostly in outlying districts and on the islands of the Hebrides . 

There was also a lot of resistance to moving from the church to a new permanent home . 

To Catholics raised in the church immediately after the Second World War , as North was , Communism was the all-too-apparent enemy , the work of the devil . 

A Latin inscription on the ceiling high above the chancel tells how this church was built by Sir Christopher in 1682 , was destroyed by aerial bombardment in 1941 and was restored by the RAF in 1958 . 

The first church on the site was built by Ansperto da Biassono , archbishop of Milan when the city was part of the Carolingian empire . 

The church was built for the adjacent Ursuline convent which has an attractive courtyard to the right of the church . 

The Church of St Nicholas was built in two stages as the money came in . 

The present Church of Senhor Bom Jesus was built after a terrible fire on 12 July 1908 destroyed the original building . 

Then , as the congregation grew , she bought land off Edge Hill and had a fine new church built in 1887 . 

In the post-Roman period , new churches were built in Kent and the south-east after the activities of Augustine . 

These churches were built in honour of God and to provide shelter and succour in times of need . 

But the religion of the new Empire was Christianity and large numbers of churches were built , great and small , all over its domains , to the glory of God . 

But churches had been burnt , priests killed , and proud Saxons had ritually washed off their enforced baptism . 

The only completely new church to be constructed in England during the Interregnum was built at Staunton Harold in Leicestershire by the staunch Anglican and Royalist , Sir Robert Shirley . 

In northern and central France a stupendous number of cathedrals and large churches were constructed in the thirteenth century . 

In 1419 the town suffered greatly because of the Hussite Wars , with many of the churches being destroyed and their contents damaged or the churches merely being left incomplete . 

Unfortunately this church was destroyed by flood and nothing remains of it now . 

This church was erected in the mid-nineteenth century in an area of South London which was being developed , to an overall plan , as a residential estate . 

Where the town in 1440 has 13 churches , in 1840 it has 7 , all new-built , for in nineteenth century England more churches were erected than in any other century since the middle ages . 

I am satisfied that even in Paris a church erected after the model of this temple would be admired , were it only for its singular style of architecture , and its extraordinary appearance . " 

Pilgrims then came on foot and horseback for hundreds of miles across many countries to pay homage to these relics and churches were erected along the routes to such pilgrimage centres . 

Between ourselves , I sometimes find myself struggling with the reality of living in a Church which patently does not live out the implications of all this . 

He would have to leave the church of course , but they could move away . 

It is noticeable how early excavations of previously unsuspected churches were usually interpreted as the church having been moved , as at Eaton Socon in Bedfordshire and Potterne in Wiltshire . 

Not that there 's any shortage of warm underwear for winter use . 

His underwear will be perfectly all right in with the other clothes . 

Subsequent improvement he attributed to better policing , education , including Sunday schools , stricter moral values and the availability of cotton underwear . 

The label of his white cotton underwear is sticking out of the top of his pants . 

Utility underwear was strong and serviceable but totally lacking in glamour . 

They prefer silk , satin or lace underwear in tasteful black or ivory . 

Then she removed her underwear without overbalancing -- a feat for which she was applauded -- and did a mammary swivelling walk along the bar-top . 

Even during the quiet moments you can not fail to be amused by the range of items on offer from edible underwear to garlic chewing gum . 

I thought , That 's funny , I 've never seen pale blue underwear before . 

It was the place where we had to display our knobbly knees and pimply backs , our sometimes not very clean underwear and our sweaty socks . 

Now the cartoon Princess stops at the point where she is clad in sexy underwear , instead of stripping down further to the G-string . 

Quickly she put on lacy underwear and pulled her best dress from the wardrobe , a cocktail-length skirt of full , flame-coloured taffeta topped by a portrait-necked bodice of black velvet . 

We already know she is wearing no underwear , and she keeps crossing and uncrossing her legs quite brazenly in front of Douglas and his colleagues . 

This ensured that the cells were not confluent by the time of collection for cell cycle analysis .

Their comparative scarcity at the present time probably results from climatic changes in the Pliocene and Pleistocene and , more recently , exploitation by humans for food , hides , and oil .

Yet Columbus ( Columbo in Portuguese ) returned six years later , by which time evidence suggests that he had become an experienced sugarcane merchant .

And the biology textbook that was in question at the time , I believe it was the version of the Miller-Levine biology book .

One method for improving targeting would be to require each garment to include a bar code label that shows the place and time of fabrication .

At the same time , the team accurately reflected the social diversity that exists in France today .

And so at the time when Max was speaking -- I believe that there were people who spoke in between she and Max Pell .

The Byzantine Emperor at the time , Manuel II ( 1391–1425 ) , tried to appease his enemies by allowing a Turkish district , mos­que , and tribunal within his city , and by courting Turkish goodwill with gifts of gold , but to no avail .

The Court was advised that yesterday , on September the 27th , the reporters , both of them , showed up at the appointed times for their depositions as appropriately scheduled by the defendants , and I 'm advised -- and I 'll correct this if I 'm wrong -- that both reporters cited the reporter 's privilege that they consider to exist under the First Amendment so that they would not answer any questions at those depositions .

It was at this time , 1864 , that the government initiated the practice of printing `` IN GOD WE TRUST '' on our coins and currency .

The sleeves of his pale blue shirt were rolled up over his muscly forearms . 

4 Placing her left forearm against his elbow joint , the defender applies pressure downwards . 

4 She completes the block with her outer forearm , in a walking stance . 

She gave a shaky little laugh , holding out her skinny forearm to display the number written there in blue biro . 

The milk was hot on the roof of his mouth and he was sharply aware of the Woman sitting there , the sleeves of the night-shirt falling away from her strong , brown forearms . 

The cuts were always superficial and usually consisted of between 20 and 40 neat parallel scratches on her wrist and forearm . 

` I was clipping the hedges , " said a colleague with red forearms . 

He will tell you if you are rotating the left forearm properly on the backswing . 

Enhancing the Carlton 's diminutive appearance still further is some very Stratocaster-like chamfering on its upper side to produce the familiar contouring beloved of rib cages and right-hand forearms everywhere . 

She started to turn , just in time to glimpse and duck beneath the hairy forearm that was sweeping towards the side of her head . 

Her forearms , huge and smooth , were like two hams ready for hanging . 

He broke both bones in his right forearm and will be in plaster for eight weeks . 

Mr Dovaston said Magee had a tattoo on his left forearm of a heart with the letter A inside , with the names Pat and Joe underneath . 

She had a fairly thick neck and her forearms , well , the only way to describe them was meaty . 

Maxim had a sore forearm and stomach , a slight headache and a torn seam in his light jacket . 

` It 's possible he is a manual worker as he has quite strong forearms . 

Grover Cleveland had the last laugh about reports of siring a bastard son a decade before his 1884 campaign . 

AFTER the recent reports of carjacking I now lock the doors if I am travelling alone or with just my children , but this makes me uneasy because of the risk of being trapped after an accident . 

To our knowledge this could be the first report of poisoning from sulphonylureas by inhalation . 

The Age Concern report on shopping , which was produced in 1985 with the help of a group of representatives from major retailers , identified a range of environmental conditions which would be likely to attract older customers into stores . 

Reports about light aircraft landing accidents often say that the aircraft bounced or ballooned , pitched nose-down and then flew into the runway in a series of worsening crashes , smashing the nose gear and engine . 

When you become a sponsor , you help an individual child and receive regular reports about his or her progress . 

There have been reports about an increasing number of people suffering from food poisoning and accusing fingers have been pointed at food manufacturers , distributors , caterers and even consumers . 

Lewis also had to contend with tabloid reports about an off-screen romance between her boyfriend and Geena Davis during the shooting of Thelma & Louise . 

An example of market information could be where there is advance knowledge that a brokerage firm is about to publish a favourable research report about a company . 

For example , a management accountant may submit reports about a line manager 's performance to the production director or the managing director . 

He said that if the reports by eye witnesses were correct -- and normally they are unreliable -- the jet was out of control . 

The report by your lawyers on the contract is with Simon , and , as he said over the phone , he will be writing to you with our reactions . 

In 1988 Greenpeace published Acid Waters , a report by consultant scientist Andrew Tickle . 

Youngsters of 12 and 13 are the biggest eaters , said the report by Dr Mark Connor , a psychology lecturer at Leeds University . 

In a dramatic departure from its previous orthodox stance on environmental matters , the congress endorsed a report by energy experts from more than 50 countries . 

A report by a commission set up by President Boris Yeltsin reveals the extent of dumping of nuclear materials at sea by Russia and the former Soviet Union [ see ED 69 ] . 

A report by the Cancer Research Campaign and Action on Smoking and Health highlights the way in which some women 's smoking habits are shaped by the conditions in which they live . 

Existential propositions can be treated simply as metalinguistic reports concerning syntactical properties of certain " object-language " expressions . 

We are in touch with you because your name cropped up in reports concerning the disappearance of the murdered man 's wife . 

A report from Australia on children who had swallowed dishwasher detergent revealed that nearly half had been given the wrong advice and made to vomit . 

The latest reports from Britain 's two main protection agencies give a measure of the size of the problem . 

Our son 's achievement level soared and at the end of the school year he received a glowing report from his teachers . 

According to ` Looking Good " , the latest shaving report from Gillette , designer stubble is definitely old hat ! 

A full report from a qualified teacher of the visually handicapped is required in order to ensure that the pupil 's real needs are identified and provided for . 

Statements of evidence were prepared and served in accordance with the rules and a psychiatric report from a consultant psychiatrist was available at court and that gave the early history and background about this very disturbed boy . 

Anyway , there 's been a report from a chambermaid at the hotel ; she says she saw Alfred just before eight this morning , on his way up the street . 

An accident at Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear plant in New York involved several more failures than previously thought , according to a report from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission . 

A report from a consultant pathologist said the cause of Mrs Colbert 's death was blood poisoning due to burns . 

Incidentally , the first report of a Rottweiler being shown at an official dog show was at Heilbronn in 1882 . 

Robert Temple , in his The Sirius Mystery ( 1976 ) , examined reports of anthropologists concerning the Dogon tribe of North Africa . 

Nor do we have any reports of escaped psychopaths or violent addicts of any sort in that part of the county . 

Hours earlier , riots had erupted following reports of the arrest of opposition leaders , including Sheikh Hasina Wajed , leader of the Awami League . 

On April 11 , however , Bush denied reports of a rift between the USA and its European allies over the issue of Kurdish " enclaves " . 

There were several lurid reports of atrocities in the border area . 

The meeting was convened by President Ali Hassan Mwinyi to discuss the preliminary report of a commission established in February 1991 to test public opinion on political change . 

Reports of Libyan and Chinese military assistance were also denied by the government . 

The Council considered the report of the Working Party in detail in February 1979 . 

Last night , a police spokesman said : ` We received reports of a man on the roof aiming a rifle and looking through its sights . 

A recent US State Department report on human rights in Somalia said that , at a conservative estimate , 5,000 unarmed Issaqs had been murdered by the Somali armed forces between May 1988 and March this year . 

You write reports on what the scope of the project should be and the various ways to tackle the project . 

Managers can obtain progress reports on any project at any level of detail at any time . 

Since the Newbolt Report is the first , and indeed has remained the single most comprehensive official report on English , there has been a tendency to use it as the key to the most fundamental ideological impulses of the discipline . 

Thus the first important government report on depressed areas in the early 1930s concluded that such areas ` can only escape from the vicious cycle , where depression created unemployment and unemployment intensified depression by means of some positive external assistance " . 

The coursework consists of a group report on an educational issue requiring the students to use their organizational skills in completing the task . 

The human rights organization Africa Watch on July 30 published a highly critical report on Kenya , stating that the government was continuing to use torture , to manipulate the judiciary and to harass supporters of democracy . 

In the spring of 1989 the Delors Report on economic and monetary union in the European Community was published . 

The environmental group Greenpeace has published a report on the Gulf War in which it warns that funds for clean-up operations are running out , with much work remaining to be done . 

A series of positive reports regarding homework tasks can set the tone of the group to follow . 

Secondly , the Commissioner must make an annual report to the Prime Minister about his or her activities in the year in question . 

By the time ` taking stock " is occurring in preparation for the annual report to parents , priorities are being considered for next year 's Plan . 

In a report to the Royal Geographical Society , they have called this the worst " ecological disaster " in the world . 

In a report to the committee , technical services director Stewart Henderson said that , because of the unsatisfactory nature of work carried out on public buildings , other contractors had to be called in . 

It is not meant as a criticism but as a frank report of how we think your child gets along at camp as an individual and as part of a group . 

Every month each unit manager receives a report on how all the other units are doing . 

For instance , an employee is asked to send in a regular report on how certain work is progressing . 

The Egyptian Foreign Minister , Dr Esmat Abdel Meguid , yesterday undercut recent reports that a rift was developing between the PLO and Egypt . 

He praised the smooth running of the election , and denied reports that people had been forced to cast their ballots . 

From Vienna , where the famous woods were now dying , came reports that 53 per cent of the country 's population were more worried about the death of the nation 's trees than any other factor , personal or economic . 

In fact there is a reasonably reliable report that it was the Pythagoreans who first started using the word kosmos , which means ` elegant orderliness " , of the universe . 

Red Cross officials are trying to confirm reports that 1,200 people had been massacred at a Serb detention camp at Lukavac . 

In January 1991 there were reports that the Japanese government was prepared to discuss opening its rice market to foreign imports , the source of one of the most bitter and protracted of trade disputes with the USA . 

If accounting reports are to be useful , therefore , we must define the users of those reports and the uses to which they put them . 

Employees ' reports of monitoring for exposure to ionising radiation agreed with the industrial records , except for one mother of a case who reported being monitored , but there was no record of this in the industry databases . 

` Your analyst 's report about atropine stated that morphine is sometimes a treatment . 

Consciousness in other people is a hypothesis for which there is circumstantial evidence in their verbal reports which match , by-and-large , our verbal reports of our own experiences . 

Company spokesman Denis Reading refused to comment on the passengers ' reports of a foul smell . 

Parents ' reports of birth weight and gestational age are sufficiently accurate for analysis and not necessarily worse than hospital case notes ; lack of accuracy would decrease rather than increase the strength of the observed associations . 

Frost & Sullivan 's new report on the US market for key pharmaceutical intermediates studies the complexity of the pharmaceutical industry . 

Contrary to the implication in your report on Italian Fascists , Spy Eye are not ` a Nazi skin group " . 

` You 'll have to wait for my report , of course , Inspector , as well as the lab report on the contents of the stomach . 

The club is continuing its association with the Consumers ' Association 's annual resort guide , the incomparable Good Skiing Guide , and is again cooperating in gathering skiers ' reports on the resorts they visit . 

Chris Baines , in his excellent report on the tyranny of the car ( October ) , omitted to mention one obvious solution : to reduce the speed limits to 60mph on motorways , 45mph on open roads and 25mph in built-up areas . 

Speaking next , Medvedev 's report on his work as secretary for ideology was greeted with open hostility , and there were jeers and whistling as he left the podium . 

His detailed reports to his master are a hideous record of fire and bloodshed , chronicled in the most factual and laconic manner . 

The specialist 's report to his school mentioned also some transitory emotional difficulties the child was having ( while a loved schoolteacher was ill ) . 

Most journals send the referees ' reports to the authors , and authors try to take them into account , assuming they are true . 

When ownership is divorced from control , reducing the ability of managers to manipulate their reports to the owners is seen to be an important part of accounting policy-making . 

In his half-yearly report to Congress on Feb. 21 Greenspan reported guarded optimism about avoiding recession , but he reaffirmed that while concern for inflation persisted interest rates would remain high . 

The Sun ` exclusive " seemed to rely on ` friends " for their reports on how the wife had been ` shattered " . 

Amnesty International 's report that this unholy alliance is responsible for at least 2,500 political killings in the past two years demonstrates that the Colombian authorities are more interested in waging a war on the left than on the drug cartels . 

He had seen from the Select Committee 's Report that Scott had studied the Greek and Italian styles as well as Gothic and , being ` a person of great talent " , he hoped he would put ` a more lively and enlightened front to his buildings " . 

His report that she had left the island , and had not been seen or heard of since , went into the computer bank with hundreds of similar reports and remained on file . 

A BUNGLING bandit botched three hold-ups in an hour -- and ended up £200 worse off than when he started .

` It 's a bit late for bank hold-ups and a bit early for night-club ructions . "

SHOT AT during an armed hold-up , THREATENED by a violent drug gang and BEATEN UP at a party in posh Beverly Hills .

When police arrived they found two Englishmen who seemed to be shocked victims of an armed hold-up , said James Curtis , prosecuting .

A protest outside fleet headquarters had been whipped up , he said , by deliberately spread rumours that two planeloads of Ukrainian National Guard were arriving to arrest Adml Kasatanov . 

When Czechoslovakia was in terminal crisis she raised money from the Royal Institute of British Architects to bring back a planeload of children from Prague . 

A first planeload of ANC exiles returned home from Zambia on March 7 , and a further 550 were expected during the ensuing weeks . 

On Aug. 24 a 45-truck WFP convoy arrived in Gelib , southern Somalia , carrying 450 tonnes of food and by Sept. 2 the WFP had flown in four planeloads of food aid to Bardera . 

Wasting not a moment , Anabelle rolled some of the dogfood into a lumpy ball with her forefeet and then clambered back out of the dish . 

He tried to twist away , but instead his horse plunged back onto its forefeet and threw the Lieutenant 's weight fast forward . 

Heel , midfoot and forefoot refer to the area of the foot you strike the ground with . 

Holding the mussel with both forefeet , it begins pounding it on the rock until it is sufficiently broken to allow the otter to extract the flesh with its teeth . 

It is covered in a dense , waterproof fur and has webbed forefeet and partially webbed hind feet . 

When water is in short supply , the trunk works with a forefoot to dig a hole in a dried-out river bed until moisture is found . 

In Europe , it used to be believed that devils took up residence inside pigs by entering through a tiny hole in the forefoot . 

His essay about his experience of torture was published in a French journal and an anthology of prison writings in 1986 . 

She won her place after impressing the charity with an essay about herself and how she could benefit others . 

There was an essay by Maud Bailey herself on ` Melusina , Builder of Cities : a Subversive Female Cosmogony . " 

The catalogue includes an essay by Robert Motherwell and extracts from Cornell 's own diaries . 

There is also an illustrated catalogue with an essay by the English critic Mel Gooding . 

Take , for example , the well known 1938 essay by Louis Wirth , ` Urbanism as a way of life " . 

The exhibition is accompanied by a catalogue containing two excellent essays by Rosemary Betterton and Angela McRobbie . 

With one exception ( chapter 10 ) the essays in this volume focus on Britain and the USA . 

This essay in governmental reform has parallels in most other European countries . 

Note that your essay in this case is not centrally concerned with Coleridge ; in fact you will almost certainly do less well if you write about Coleridge than if you discuss a different author . 

How deep one has to go , to distinguish not ` the man " from ` the poet " but ` the-man-who-is-the-poet " , appears from Olson 's splendid essay of 1949 , ` Granpa , Goodbye " . 

I did later show Rowse an essay of mine , but this was not a personal onslaught . 

Many of these essays on politics are collected together in Rationalism and Politics ( 1962 ) . 

Lewontin 's book , a collection of his essays on the ideological basis of contemporary biology , is more about political philosophy than social policy . 

An example of an irreversible process would be Weber 's essay on the influence of Protestantism on the development of capitalism . 

Mention of global change is hard to discern , but there is an excellent essay on the history of the Earth sciences . 

Consider these two rhetorical questions , from an essay on Othello : Does this tell us about Shakespeare ? 

More down to earth are essays on predicting the economy by Frank Hahn and the frontiers of medicine by Ian Kennedy . 

Last autumn , we invited readers to contribute essays on how they believed information technology would change life in Britain . 

Hands-on experience of studio machinery rendered somewhat rhetorical the question posed by Kael 's subsequent essay , ` Why Are Movies So Bad ? " 

But after Derrida 's essay , Foucault abandoned his claims that certain forms of literature could effect such a critical , reflective detachment . 

Douglas Hesse 's essay follows the introduction and provides a discussion of the interconnections between Aristotle 's Rhetoric and Poetics . 

Finally , a comparison essay always involves a decision about how to organise the comparison . 

The other was a fat collection of feminist essays , mostly American , published in 1977 : Herself Herself Involve , LaMotte 's Strategies of Evasion . 

But you should begin a history essay long before you are faced with actually writing it . 

Not so much as a sociology essay , or an urban character sketch in London 's Evening Standard . 

He regarded Burke 's essay as an example of ` true criticism " . 

In his second year he was already marking the Greek essays of first-year students and giving them some classes , in order to raise money . 

I began this essay by noting that the moral dogma of the Piaroa disallows violence toward anyone who is part of their this-worldly political and social universe . 

In this way you can shorten your essay without losing its balance or structure ( which would happen if you just cut the end , for example ) . 

Keeping clear and concise notes of what you have read enables you to organise your essay without having to refer constantly back to the original sources . 

But the most striking thing about Bagehot 's essay on Peel , in the light of the last full week of this election campaign , is that it simply does not apply to Major at all . 

The literary essay is a species always on the edge of extinction , and ( unlike most endangered species ) it is threatened most by the professionals in the field . 

Literary essays typically follow a simple set of conventions governing the presentation of quotations . 

I take here as my example Nelly Furman 's intriguing essay ` His Story versus Her Story : Male Genealogy and Female Strategy in the Jacob Cycle " . 

It was quite stylish for him ; it 'd certainly do for the essay on ` My Ambition " . 

THREE years ago James Oberg won the New Scientist /Cutty Sark competition for his essay on unidentified flying objects . 

Horkheimer in his essay on ` Traditional and Critical Theory " outlines the features of a critical theory and its methods . 

The present exhibition differs in that it takes a thematic approach , organising the material around six key subjects which are further examined in a series of essays in the accompanying catalogue . 

Take the example of the burglar in Austin 's famous essay on pretending -- surely a classic example of saying something with deeds as opposed to doing something with words . 

A hero of this period was Giovanni Morelli , a remarkable Italian connoisseur who started publishing essays on pictures in public collections in 1874 . 

In fact it was a further 33 years , in 1954 , that Dr. Pierre Schmidt of Geneva published essays about his experiences using the LM scale . 

I happily pay my yearly subscription just to read Roger Angell 's occasional essays on baseball . " 

When I read essays by male Art Historians I had to knock out a lot of crap like when they talk about the rape in inverted commas …

When I was writing an essay on Bernard Shaw , I read in one biography that he had attended a Wesleyan school and had always been at the bottom of his form . 

When writing a history essay , most people have more facts or knowledge available than they can conveniently use . 

Although they are important , you should not let technicalities in presenting references divert you away from the crucial tasks of organising and writing your essay . 

He had written an essay on ` Why I Am Proud to Be an American " , and he had won third prize . 

Most college courses require you to write essays , laboratory reports or dissertations . 

They 're studying the book the film is based on and also have to write essays on the film . 

An essay on the pitfalls of including political words in a dictionary is wildly funny . 

They are among eight Kurds facing imminent deportation who have been moved from Haslar detention centre , near Gosport , to Winchester prison . 

He was subsequently returned to Khartoum for medical treatment and is now believed to be back in Kober prison . 

Jacqueline Moore was pregnant when sentenced and her eight-year-daughter Nikki was the first child born in a Northern Ireland prison . 

And every day Berkowitz , 45 , was brought to court from Wandsworth prison , where he is serving three years for such an offence . 

Stevie ( Robert Carlyle ) , a young Glaswegian just out of Barlinnie prison , travels to London to find work on a building site . 

The former Asian Businessman of the Year , reputedly Britain 's 143rd wealthiest person , was refused bail and languishes in Brixton Prison until a further hearing on Tuesday . 

Subsequently the boy was held in Brixton Prison for several weeks under a deportation order while Dorothy Hardisty lobbied the Home Office . 

Frances Crook acknowledged that the high incidence of suicide at Brixton Prison has led to a redistribution of resources in London . 

Young Lord Derwentwater was later beheaded , but Thomas Forster escaped from prison to France , where he died in exile . 

Gen. Hartono Resko Dharsono , Indonesia 's most prominent dissident , was released from prison on Sept. 16 . 

Let's just say that my father talks a lot about queers and why they should be flung into prison and the key thrown away . " 

They had been held in the Military Prison outside Kuwait City , some for over a month , reportedly in deplorable conditions . 

They had sent him home to do two years in a military prison and his dark oily skin had suffered while inside . 

Of the 61 former military personnel moved from Kenitra Military Prison to Tazmamert in 1973 , 29 are said to have since died , almost certainly due to the harsh conditions of detention . 

They were both being held at a military prison in the town of Blida , 50 km south of Algiers . 

This is not a private prison as such -- it is a public building built and run by taxpayers " money . 

But Shadow prisons minister Joan Ruddock said : ` Labour has deep reservations about private prisons run on the basis of price . " 

A Scottish Office spokesman dismissed recent reports that private organisations were preparing plans for private prisons as pure speculation . 

Their ordeal on Saturday followed a break-out at a French maximum security prison . 

He spent two days in the top security Westville prison on trespassing charges . 

The trials of more than 40 political activists such as Wang Dan , Cao Siyuan and Ren Wanding , held in a maximum security Beijing prison , were imminent , according to Chinese sources . 

Fergal Mourne is being transferred to the High Security Wing of Full Sutton prison this Friday from Wakefield . " 

If he violates the tough conditions , including random drugs tests , he could end up doing three years in a State prison . 

There is very little apparent logic in the selection of people who are sent to state prisons as opposed to being killed or kept in a clandestine prison . 

The US Bank of New Orleans once even sent credit cards to potential customers with ` steady jobs " who turned out to be inmates working in Angola State Prison ! 

McDuffy and Sanders will serve their sentences in the Florida State Prison . 

After the two men had served more than six years in prison , there came a new twist to the case . 

From here comes 80per cent of Britain 's heroin and a quarter of the American supply . 

A drugs squad detective has told a fatal accidnet inquiry that the high level of drugs deaths in Glasgow was caused by drugs barons deliberately distributing high purity heroin onto the city streets . 

After several attempts at getting maintenance in Wirral , one user continued to obtain supplies of street heroin , financed by working and occasional dealing . 

A SOLDIER who doomed a teenage girl to a living death with a dose of pure heroin was jailed for five years yesterday . 

He kept meticulous notes of his drug habit , including the formula he used to obtain his ` target " drug , MPPP , a synthetic heroin . 

One of them , 26 year old Anthony Clarke , gave him an injection of heroin which proved fatal . 

The addicts thought they were injecting a synthetic heroin , instead they had given themselves a permanent Parkinson-like condition . 

Some of these casual injectors do not inject street heroin because of the impurities that it might contain and limit their injecting to other opioids generally stolen from chemist shops . 

The accused was guilty when he injected heroin into his friend . 

He said he took heroin for the first time when he was on the rebound from a broken relationship . 

He admitted taking heroin with one employee after work but denied introducing him to drugs or setting up any deals . 

Local radio claimed that 50 per cent of young people between 14 and 25 were using heroin regularly . 

The average duration of use of heroin by clients of the three agencies is about one to three years , a habit length which accounts for about half to two-thirds of the users known to each agency . 

Consequently , the sample group had been using heroin for an average of five years when they were interviewed . 

He and his girlfriend , who has used heroin for six years , live in their own home in one of Wirral 's well-heeled townships . 

These had a being and authority of their own , like the sets seen by the French philosopher Jean Baudrillard left playing in deserted motels off highways in the west . 

He described them as ` associates " and tried to visit every store at least once a year ( always staying at budget motels ) . 

However , despite constant rain , getting lost around Paris and a long delay on the autobahn due to an accident , 16 hours and 640 miles later we arrived at a motel in Germany . 

` You will find some orange tape marking off the area , if you care to look behind the motel . " 

` Should I book 'em on a charge of indecent behaviour in a public place or should I jes " book 'em into a motel an' let 'em git on with it ? " 

Anybody would think you 'd spent your life checking unmarried ladies into motels . " 

In 1989 , living in a motel between Santa Cruz and Watsonville only a few miles from the epicentre of the Loma Prieta earthquake , I had walked with Frank Bardacke in its aftermath down the streets of Watsonville and counted score and score of the old Maybeck homes , tossed off their piers , broken-backed , red-tagged , finished . 

Until a decade ago , there was little control on campsites and motels were constructed at the base of Ayres Rock giving free access to climbers and walkers . 

The problem is a really noticeable buzz when I use a loud overdrive sound -- Marshall half stack with Shredmaster . 

If the female is of a different species , she emits a buzz and the male flies off to try his luck elsewhere . 

A cloud of dust appeared on the horizon , the air was again torn by the sound of a high-pitched buzz and Giovanna rode , as Molly hoped , to the rescue . 

No birds in here , calling out , not even the buzz of a fly , the swish of a cow 's tail . 

The tantalising aroma of fresh coffee wafted towards them , over the buzz of voices and laughter . 

Under cover of the buzz of conversation , Rosie turned to Ruth . 

Their soft quibbling , a television muttering from one of the shacks , the buzz of a distant light-aircraft , these sounds were subdued , deferring to the dusk . 

In the stillness there was the buzz of bees , bird sound -- royal bluebirds darted all around the mountain -- the hum of the Urubamba twisting far below . 

He would be free of the tedious social obligations and distractions of the office : small talk , silly questions from articled clerks and colleagues , the constant buzz of the telephone . 

There was a particular café which the others frequented , but he knew if he went in he would be greeted dutifully , the buzz of talk would die down and one by one his schoolmates would leave . 

Her reverie was rudely interrupted by the buzz of the entryphone . 

So , once again , Anabelle was awakened in the middle of her sleep by the buzz of loud voices outside the nest . 

And opened them sharply at an insistent , warning buzz from her duty station . 

The reaction to the sudden call , just before Christmas 1941 , for a collection for winter clothing for the German troops in the east was one of profound shock and bitterness . 

By 1801 , the House was providing all the clothing for the prisoners in Bedford gaol . 

Examples can be found of grandparents buying basic necessities such as food and clothing for their grandchildren , as well as more substantial purchases . 

Meet Head of PE at Secondary School and arrange to collect spare PE clothing for some of our children . 

The room was strewn with his clothing , his wig : Parker in his vest and drawers . 

The man and the girl were guiltily rearranging their clothing when she reached them . 

Fellow worker Hazel Goff , who has St John 's Ambulance training , then administered first aid , cutting away Mr Chittenden 's burnt clothing and sponging him with water . 

Jacques Devraux watched in silence as she stepped out of her sodden clothing . 

Becoming embarrassingly aware of the awful smell emanating from her sodden clothing , she closed her eyes in defeat . 

Police who 're still searching for Carol Clark 's missing denim clothing , also want to trace a blonde woman and a man seen on the canal towpath at midnight on Saturday . 

Russell sees good opportunities in synthetic leather clothing , particularly if Morton can tie in with a European designer . 

The group manufactures models and model layouts for commerce and industry and sports clothing and equipment . 

He climbed down and removed all his clothing except for his socks , which he left on in order to make a quick getaway . 

Because she had to drive the RFFS vehicle , the crash crew person had to don the protective clothing after arriving at the scene . 

All three Evangelists record that the soldiers divided Jesus ' clothing by casting lots to see what each would get . 

Designed to be part of the Karrimor 's technical Baltoro mountain range , this fleece should appeal particularly to mountaineers looking for warm clothing for particularly cold conditions , whether worn with or without a waterproof . 

He is dressed in expensive clothing and drives a new car : Judy Gomez refers to him as a pimp , thus indicating his involvement in sexual as well as social exploitation . 

We 'd been warned to bring thick clothing but now found ourselves stuffing woolly hats into pockets and loosening scarves . 

Going to a built-in wardrobe he opened it and flicked through the many articles of clothing hanging there . 

For men , as she shows , articles of clothing signify a specific bond between them . 

Each was given 4 lb of tea , 2 lbs sugar , a loaf of bread and an article of warm clothing to take home . 

But Ranulf was here and while Corbett bathed and changed his clothing , he wondered how Ranulf could protect him from the secret assassins now stalking him . 

The Maslins , summoned from Feldon St Awdry , had , as requested , brought with them a change of clothing for Christopher . 

Their wet suits are dumped on the trailer and they change into warm clothing which we 've brought with us in a minibus . " 

Families on supplementary benefit , now income support , are likely to borrow to buy items of clothing or durable household goods . 

Almost three in four stated that for work purposes they bought good quality clothing to last , but almost half also said that they had completely ruined an item of clothing during working hours . 

This is often because of early emotional over-dependence on his mother , which is associated in his subconscious mind with items of her clothing . 

We removed human hairs from several items of clothing and they fall into three categories . 

She bent down , undid the zipper , and felt carefully inside the layers of clothing before kicking the bag to one side . 

By the time he made it the sleet had soaked through every layer of his clothing . 

Through the layers of their clothing she could feel Penry 's heart beating steadily against her back , and dreaded the moment of parting which would come all too soon when they reached journey 's end in Chastlecombe . 

She had discovered , too , one good source of decent clothing : periodically , churches and chapels would hold a sale of garments given them by their better-off parishioners . 

The first thing to do is to find a pair of old jeans or other piece of favourite clothing that is too tight and use this as a measure for making progress . 

One traditional piece of clothing still very much used throughout the countryside , Particularly by the men , is a knitted conical cap with ear flaps ( barrete de lã ) . 

Sometimes a piece of outdoor clothing comes on the market and leaves you with such mixed feelings it 's hard to know where to start a review . 

Sunday trading laws allow fancy goods to be sold in souvenir shops , but the complaint against the Trust at Blickling is about the sale of clothing and plant holders . 

It was clear he had been beaten , his face was bruised and his ragged clothing was hanging from him . 

There is no substitute for good clothing with appropriate insulation ( see my article in the October 1990 Ski survey ) and always be prepared for the weather to change . 

The now deserted slit trenches still have equipment and items of clothing , and tins of food similar to our corned beef . 

NOTE Make sure that this group has plenty of changes of clothing in their wardrobe . 

Anatoliy , a carpenter , had four layers of clothing topped off with a quilted cotton work-jacket and trousers . 

C. Today there are only a few cotton mills left but there are many firms making clothing and some making textile machinery . 

On one level this work deals with a generalised ` woman 's experience " , yet the metaphorical power of Dorothy Hale 's dress derives from Kahlo 's use of clothing in her own self-portraits . 

Visiting staff must use an observation area , if available ; if not , they must conform to local safety rules , including the use of protective clothing . 

Many of these are based on caustic soda and require care in use and protective clothing , gloves and goggles . 

Some still wore traditional clothing : sheepskin chubas slung rakishly over one shoulder , heavy turquoise and silver hoop earrings , embroidered knee-length boots . 

The forest Tungus wore deerskin clothing consisting of long , supple leggings , a loin-cloth , and an edge-to-edge coat with a separate bodice to fill in its open front . 

Women were wearing only light indoor clothing without shoes when anthropometric measurements were taken . 

Bloodstained clothing was found at Peppard Common , some five miles from Reading , but under analysis the stains turned out to be six months old . 

The patient 's clothing should also be checked , so that there is no loose flapping material to get in the way . 

Her clothing had been ripped away to the waist in the horrific attack , said police spokesman Shlomo Ben Hemo . 

Staff at the BICC wiring division headquarters on Merseyside crossed their divide when Riley recommended casual clothing for a discussion day he had arranged in the Lune Valley . 

But with the introduction of all manner of high-tech fabrics from super next-to-the-skin materials through to lightweight breathable waterproofs , the integrated approach to clothing has become a whole lot more attractive . 

So the show celebrates them as well as the spectacular clothing they 've inspired . 

Two choppers collided in midair in the south , and Shanks said there was no indication of hostile fire when a third one went down after a joint U. S. -Afghan anti-narcotics operation in the west .

Vintage Russian-made choppers , carrying 18 passengers each , complete the journey in a tense , thundering seven minutes .

Among those killed was a senior operative in the area and the man whose fire , apparently with a rocket-propelled grenade , brought down the chopper , the military said .

Some Western and Afghan officials originally said the chopper went down while lifting off after an engagement with insurgents in a restive district of Wardak province .

A third NATO soldier aboard a coalition helicopter died Saturday when the chopper crashed in the eastern province of Kapisa , alliance officials said .

Official word of Tuesday 's incident coincided with reports that a chopper had been fired upon while flying low over a Sunni district .

Downings of Western helicopters by hostile fire have been relatively rare in the Afghan conflict , though insurgents do occasionally manage to shoot down a chopper , including one such incident in 2005 that killed 16 Americans .

The British Geological Survey 's capabilities for investigations of subsurface water-rock systems in sedimentary and crystalline rocks with low permeabilities are provided by the Fluid Processes Group ( FPG ) .

Soviet capabilities for the long range projection of power in the Third World were comparatively ineffectual .

Skills and capabilities for information processing need to be enhanced .

With no native capability for remote administration and maintenance , it will be difficult to set up NT servers in locations without a skilled administrator .

The KG project itself expands BP 's existing capability for the production of ethylene used in the chemical process industry .

Similarly , in the Department of the Environment , managers felt a lack of decision-making capability to accompany the new processes .

` We clearly have the capability to increase this , but it will be a hard slog , " said Tony .

The US -- and to a lesser extent the USSR -- will probably wish to maintain their capability to exert military force worldwide , to influence , and if necessary intervene in the affairs of other countries .

And even where they have the technology capabilities to start doing this there is clearly little point in replacing an existing system with a new one which simply does the same thing .

The performance of diesels has been transformed by the availability of turbochargers on most models , giving the majority of them cruising capabilities in excess of 100 mph .

Industrial goods manufacturers will arrange demonstrations to show their products ' capabilities in use .

The XT came from the middle of the word ` extra " , which was meant to imply that this new model had better expansion capabilities than the PC .

The number of potential parses increases exponentially , often beyond the capability of the hardware to process the input .

With a large dog , like a Rottweiler , it may be beyond the capability of the new owner to dominate the newly acquired adult dog .

Also , as a lay term , it refers to the capability of an infant to survive infancy or of a child to survive childhood .

To close one magazine is unlucky ; but to close two casts serious doubts on your capabilities as a publisher .

Additionally the right qualification ensures that employers have a good idea of an individual 's capabilities .

It was worthwhile , though -- not only did he make me feel young and raunchy again , he left me with enough self-esteem to believe in my capabilities as a single mother . "

The mine was a product of the Soviet Union 's race to match US nuclear capability after Hiroshima in 1945 .

Iraq was accused by the United States administration of failing to meet a UN July 25 deadline to give a full disclosure of its nuclear capabilities .

Western military sources confirmed that Turkey had the military capability to carry out an air raid on the Bekaa .

The third potential market is the corporate arena , including government , education and local authorities , expected to like the multimedia capabilities for creating graphic or animated presentations .

We have offered to play a part in an international effort to neutralise Iraq 's potential nuclear weapons capability .

Considering the program 's capabilities , its controls are far from complex , and its use is intuitive and simple .

And the depth and quality of their performance suggests that Rangers have the capability of frightening the cream they will now face .

The alternative is that the dog , like the children , has the capability of becoming aware of the misery of its present existence , although it may never in fact do so .

If the Bank restricts its Treasury Bill issue and sells longer-dated securities , this reduces the commercial banks ' cash reserves , and thus restricts their capability of expanding bank deposits .

The siege had shown that , with artillery , Henry V had the capability of fulfilling his military ambition .

Growth rate is related to the eventual shell-size , the young of large-sized enclaves showing a capability of growing faster than the progeny from smaller-sized enclaves* .

Warnock 's error is to have neglected the necessity , in any account of seeing , of the subject 's capability of noticing what it can be said to perceive .

Today , the power of networks stems from their information-sharing capabilities .

TV monitors differ in their data-handling capabilities -- a cheap monitor will not be capable of refreshing the screen at the rate required by a high-resolution output device .

Primarily the computer has to have a graphics capability , preferably monochrome and as high a resolution as possible .

Resolution 45 / 63 expressed concern at Israel 's continuing nuclear build-up and urged all states " not to co-operate with or give assistance to Israel that could enhance its nuclear weapons capability " .

Why was she worrying so much about what the fuddy-duddy Dr Grant might think of her appearance anyway , when what mattered surely were her professional capabilities , and certainly she had no doubts about those .

An acquisition strategy should be formulated to bridge the gap between corporate objectives and the company 's existing capability to achieve those objectives .

Some technological capabilities have been enhanced , but the main benefits have been restricted to the simpler parts of the industry .

The inspection reports of the International Atomic Energy Agency , circulated as United Nations Security Council documents , provide the most detailed information on Iraq 's nuclear capability .

NATO decided to modernise its nuclear capability to strengthen deterrence .

An epidemic of measles was subsequently blamed upon the stench from the rotting corpse . 

The stench from the carcass filled the Chamber ; a pungent mixture of sewage and vanilla . 

From the darkness of the interior of this well came the smell of burned refuse and decaying meat and the stench of urine . 

Around us was a wilderness of grey dune-sand and Port Jackson willow , and a stench of garbage and ash . 

The stench of urine was added to the other rancid smells of the room . 

The landing was deserted , but the stench of blood was as strong as ever . 

And again there was that sickly sweet stench of cooked flesh which clogged his nostrils and made him want to vomit . 

Strange , Athelstan thought , how men liked to see their brothers die , yet feared the actual sight and stench of death . 

A faint , stale aroma like the residue of sweat -- the city 's stench seeping in . 

The evacuees included 3,000 who had returned to their homes on Monday but had been driven back to the centres by the volcano 's sulphurous stench . 

Camels , horses and oxen ground the dried earth to powder , and the deposits of sheep and cattle and goats , pigs and poultry added their stench to that of human and vegetable waste . 

All around , thousands of their compatriots waited in pitiful food queues as the stench of raw sewage hung over Trnopolje . 

The stench of decomposing material was so great when the pie was cut that people were endangered as they fell on top of each other in their haste to get away . 

Charcoaled fingers still gripped the wheel … and the stench of cooking flesh would have been unbearable , if not for the greedily sucking wind of the storm . 

This awareness is evident in the best prints , in the feeling of light on the breast of a fell or a break in the cloud in one of his small aquatints . 

In their natural state , empusae had the head and breasts of a lovely girl and the body and legs of a donkey . 

This did indeed occur , for when she went to embrace him the bodies of the lover and the beloved merged forever , becoming a double-sexed being -- a youth with the breasts of a woman . 

The breasts of the women were small , and no more developed than those of the men . 

He did not release her , he drew her closer until her breasts were pressed against him . 

This gave a man opposite her the chance to wonder why her breasts were so small . 

She is clothed in a simple shift which reveals the outline of her thighs , the slight curve of her abdomen , her small round breasts . 

She closed her eyes and folded her arms across her breasts , as if she had reached the end of her story . 

She felt the glittering sweep of his blue eyes flame over the creamy translucence of her bare shoulders to the curve of her breasts . 

He had had to conceal his revulsion at the creased and thumbed photographs handed round from desk to desk at school -- those grey girls with their balloon breasts and gaping hairy forks . 

There was just enough moonlight to see that one of the rocks did indeed resemble a naked woman with her twin breasts thrust towards the stars . 

His clear blue eyes were amused as he pulled himself upright , looking cool and collected , his gaze moving with tender appreciation over her uncovered opaline breasts . 

Now , as she moved slowly forward , her quivering , upthrust breasts threatened to break loose from her low-cut gown of mantis-green gauze . 

They were both in their middle forties with plump thighs and sagging breasts smothered with suntan oil . 

Where were the luscious slave-girls with swelling breast and buttocks like ripe fruit , on which he could feed his harmless , middle-aged lechery ? 

She felt his hands , warm and caressing , moving from the back of her , and was in a land of breath-held enchantment when his moving , caressing fingers stroked and captured her full , throbbing breasts . 

Rapidly , she undressed , to prance before him , coquettishly covering and uncovering breasts and quim with outspread hands . 

The movement brought her breasts into clearer view , pushing them upwards and outwards against the restrictions of her tight brassière . 

Succeeding , she rotated the garment , levered her formidable breasts into the cups and thrust her arms through the shoulderstraps . 

Upperparts boldly patterned , with white belly in summer and pure white breast in winter ; legs black , cf . 

Women were seen to have complete breasts with nipples on them . 

Then her finger moved in the moonlight , her musket shattered the moonlight , shattered her breast in the moonlight , and warned him with her death . 

tone your breasts by spraying them with alternate bursts of warm and cold water then smooth on lots of body lotion to keep them looking their best . 

All you had to do was walk past in high heels and a tight skirt with your popper beads hanging down your button-up cardigan and a bra which shaped your breasts into sharply protruding cones and they exploded into admiring noises , gave you the eye , even followed you home . 

His soapy hands slipped possessively over her quivering body , pausing to sensually caress the hard , swollen peaks of her breasts before trailing a slow , scorching path down over her slim waist , and on down … down over the soft swell of her hips . 

Many girls longed to ` lose " their bottoms or breasts or stomachs -- and not just those with eating disorders . 

But it 's not really that much of a boast given that they also have bigger buttocks , breasts , and just about everything really . 

Like a large rufous and grey domestic fowl or a giant partridge , with whitish cheeks , and distinctive blackish striations on upper breast ; the snowcock with least white in its plumage . 

In summer is only small wader with black lower breast and belly . 

His fingers drew strands across her bosom , lightly caressing the small breasts beneath . 

The greatest cause of the Prince 's despondency had been the feeling that he served no useful purpose . 

Producers must believe in their ability and not succumb to despondency . 

There is nothing new in the experts spreading unwarranted alarm and despondency . 

In an attempt to counteract despondency , to reclaim the green world for itself , not solely as a balm for my despair , I arranged with Barry 's help an interview with David Ricalde . 

Through some unexplained process , magnetic fields produced by the electric currents flowing in the cables seem to induce , say the depressives , the darkest feelings of gloom and despondency . 

I want you and Sheila to know how very much I appreciate the kindness shown to me in my earlier mood of despondency . 

During the days that followed Brackenbury 's hasty departure , Edward 's despondency increased . 

Following this there was considerable despondency amongst the committee as there seemed to be little hope for the future . 

Lucille 's despondency was caused by a fear of Sharpe 's death , not a British defeat , but she dared not articulate such a thought . 

During the following months the School managed to carry on , but the atmosphere must have been one of great despondency . 

The day was high and bright , the salt tang seasoning the after-pulse of summer heat which still hung in the air , but nothing could shift my sense of despondency , nagging depression . 

The session had ended with the seven of them grinning broadly , their earlier mood of despondency cast aside , their sense of unity rebuilt . 

I remember my despondency in 1926 when Abd al Karim was forced to surrender to the French . 

The sense of relief that the Danes had ` let us all painlessly off the Maastricht hook " was immediately replaced by a despondency at the Government 's response . 

And therein lay the extent of his gratitude , she realised with a feeling of despondency , but to disguise her feelings she added brightly , ` When we 're at the hospital we must visit Stella . " 

Despite moments of despondency , de Gaulle himself certainly did not give up hope . 

Determinedly she put her worries and the root cause of her despondency behind her and tried to think more cheerfully . 

The euphoria and sense of well-being which accompanied the boom years of the 1980s has been replaced by a mood of despondency as companies and individuals experience the effects of a western-style recession . 

Covering a cake with marzipan gives a smooth , even base for icing as well as added flavour interest . 

Right : For year-round foliage interest , the spiky stalks of variegated grasses ca n't be beaten . 

Despite its lack of press interest , from its beginning the lift attracted a regular supply of local visitors at the weekends . 

They have wide-ranging research interests and practical experience maintaining strong links with industrial and other organisations through consultancy and research . 

Most of the series is filmed in north Essex and south Suffolk , boosting interest locally and nationally in the locations used and the countryside in general . 

` How dare you come here trying to put me off my guard with some absurd story ? " he countered with simmering hostility , regarding her belligerent stance with brooding interest . 

The mercantile community itself has different , indeed competing interests : manufacturer v. dealer , seller v. buyer , banker v. customer , local merchant v. foreign merchant are just a few examples . 

As February turns to March , I watch the evening weather forecists with increasing interest . 

Judging from the encouragement received and interest shown , there is enthusiastic support for the idea . 

The error response in the Gloucester-Holyhead question is of interest because it is the top band pupils who are most likely to treat the obliquely placed town names as arrows pointing in the directions of the required figures . 

As regards the second point ( the recruitment of agents to the salaried and non-industrial positions ) , the investigations conducted by Goldthorpe ( 1980 ) are of considerable interest . 

` Really ? " said Uncle Albert , beginning to take an interest . 

Few men can have done more to relieve human suffering , or shown less interest in profiting from the process . 

In the past it has expressed an interest in taking on Cypress ' SuperSparc-compatible part ( UX No 408 ) . 

Certainly , many powerful groups with an interest in preserving the existing order do see sociology as threatening . 

It found little favour in the United States , where there was however considerable interest in securing some workable arrangement . 

Where , for instance , remuneration is linked to earnings per share , managers have an interest in increasing short-term profits , which may be detrimental to investment and the company 's long-term value . 

She had a strong and ( as the years passed ) increasing interest in securing her own future through that of her son . 

This contrasts with , for instance , the soil scientist 's interest in weathering which stems from a concern for the way it contributes to differences in soil characteristics and the release and movement of nutrients . 

I can quite honestly say that it is ages since I have had an evening of such delight ; and the personal interest of reading a friend 's work had very little to do with it . 

John Miller , the son of a Jamaican father and English mother , aroused interest by being mooted as the first black player to represent England . 

His interest was first aroused as an academic member of a community whose ancestors organised the Boston Tea Party . 

His interests and activities had coincided with and exceeded even those of the Colonel , for he was heavily involved in the family business too . 

Many of our students are absolute beginners who are looking to expand their artistic interests . 

` You said I was too single-minded about it and should widen my interests , so I am . 

When profits from such trade far surpassed his wages as ship 's surgeon , his career interests shifted . 

Schools and teachers tried curriculum development to build on girls ' science interests , changing patterns of classroom interaction , single sex groups and classes . 

What the APU science teams have assessed is actually a fairly forward-looking kind of school science , but it is still of little relevance or interest to very many youngsters in Britain . 

In historical studies generally the interest in ` social crime " has declined because detailed research has found common thieves and bullies , not social bandits and grain rioters . 

Some years ago , interest in ` speed reading " caused many people to think that all auditory imagery should be suppressed , a view which Smith ( 1978 ) also supported . 

But certainly his interest in " the true and essential problems of life and thought " had begun long before . 

While interest in ` transcultural " issues blossoms , blindness to racism remains as pervasive as ever , obscuring what is of value in other cultures and races . 

The worrying thing is that one of the Sunday papers said Leeds may renew their interest in ` Spit " junior after Gobber Ferguson had reduced his asking price . 

Most of their readers are young , white and male and their interest in the music scene is intense . 

BZW think the figures will be largely academic , but there will be plenty of interest in the prospects for the anti-Aids drug Retrovir . 

The 18th-century interest in antiquities was also due in part to the fashion of touring European countries -- the ` Grand Tour " . 

The Deacons belonged to the Sandemanian church , whose most famous member , Michael Faraday [ q.v. ] , took an interest in their son . 

I think he hoped I might eventually add distinction to the family name , of which he was intensely proud , and his initial interest in me also developed into affection . 

The reason why we arrange trade missions such as the one that I led to Kuwait -- six similar missions have been conducted -- is our interest in stimulating orders for the new Welsh economy . 

Recent years have seen an increased public concern and interest in issues of defence , disarmament and peace . 

Feminists have argued that these boundaries systematically restrict our attention to the experiences and interests of men and reflect the priorities , prejudices and power structures of male-dominated society . 

Aboard an RS250 in Samson Sharp colours , Zeelenberg won two European races in 1989 and began to attract the interest of factory bosses with his determined early grand prix . 

One reason for this increase in interest on the part of Marx is the wealth of new publications and theories which followed the assimilation by anthropologists of Darwin 's discoveries . 

Certainly their petty wranglings hold little interest for the ` common " man in Britain . 

It closed its European sales offices last week because , according to sources , ‘ of lack of interest from end-users and few takers for the [ RPC Toolkit ] early adoption programme ’ . 

Every gesture was judged and measured , while they concealed their interest behind beard-scratching , nose-stroking , brow-rubbing hands . 

She inherited her mother 's practical skills and her artistic and literary interests from her famous father . 

The hon. Gentleman says that because there is a lingering interest among Labour Members in people who have avoided the community charge . 

Most issues abound in stories of high interest to the stereotypical young girl -- boarding schools , French lessons , ballet etc . 

Anyone is welcome and the topics chosen for speakers are usually of interest to all , employed or not . 

Because such religions are of more interest to the media than are more ` ordinary " religions , it is quite likely that whenever the tragedy occurs we shall be treated to the headline Cult Member Commits Suicide . 

Each of these aspects of the geology is of interest to current researchers , but the differences have led to differing specialties within and between departments . 

By this time there was a great interest in how he had overcome his problem when so many other treatments had failed . 

While we know that Stevie Wonder is blind , there seems to be a lack of interest in how this might influence and enhance his music . 

As customers express a growing interest in how farm animals are reared , JS has sourced a new chicken . 

After the course , I began taking more interest in how other departments were tackling quality assurance . 

For years they were greeted with a filthy snigger and a knowing wink . 

We recall Sonnet 129 , with its bitter puns on ` expence " and ` action " , or the sniggers of Lucio or Pistol . 

As he entered the school gates , he was greeted with sniggers from the small boys . 

But the kissing and romping brought some embarrassed sniggers from the audience even though it was all done in the best possible taste . 

Wilcox heard Buswell 's snigger from behind and snorted with weary annoyance . 

I had a little snigger ; it had to be fully ten minutes since the last stroke of eleven , and the thunder had been murmuring dark warnings ever since . 

Across the table her younger son , Joseph , saw her cheeks burn , and she looked up to find him gazing at her in mystification . 

Her mother was shaking her head in mystification , glancing round the lunch-table . 

Shaking her head with mystification , she drew the curtains to . 

The crisis which had blown up over Tito 's claim to Carinthia and Venezia Giulia was nearing its height .

Northern Telecom -- itself a large Microsoft user -- says it has a prior claim to the initials and has told Microsoft it cant use the moniker .

The McGimpsey brothers hit the headlines when they took the Irish government to court over the Republic 's constitutional claim to Northern Ireland .

None of us lay claim to any particular machine , we 're just happy if there 's one to hand when we want one . "

Even though Mannaia also had no serious claim to it themselves , the prospect of such an offer was deeply offensive : an Ikhwan prompted by an Amiri giving Mannaia land to a Tibbu .

Such a move is opposed by the Serbs , who , although accounting for only one third of Bosnia 's population , have laid claim to more than two thirds of the republic 's territory .

Zlenko rejected as " political speculation exploited by party leaders for electoral purposes " any territorial claims on formerly Romanian parts of Ukraine .

He said that unresolved claims on land and property had held back investment and that trade with the Soviet Union and eastern bloc had collapsed .

More than 1 m Germans , in both parts of the country , have claims on property expropriated by the communists .

Chapter 11 works by allowing top management to get the firm out of trouble by drawing up a rescue plan that can involve restructuring the firm and writing down creditors ' claims on its assets .

And he warned that no more talks between local parties and the British and Irish governments could take place until Dublin dropped its territorial claim on Ulster .

He found another Brahmin cultivating half an acre of land which Ragu had laid claim to and beat the man up with a stick , causing arm fracture , hospitalization and a court case .

Poland 's claim to Danzig was part of the mythologising in which the new state indulged , part of its creative compensation for the years of partition .

` I 'm forming habits and staking claims to little pieces of territory .

Charles and Louis saw it as a divine Judgement , confirming their claims to a share in the Frankish heartlands .

CHAD : Libya invaded Chad in 1988 and , despite being driven out by France , still lays claim to territory .

Shaikh Hamad 's observation that borders within the Arab world should remain as they were at independence was , however , interpreted as an indication of Bahrain 's continued claim to the islands .

After the meeting Abe reported that Gorbachev had stated that Japan " as a sovereign nation " had the right to voice its claim to the Kurile Islands .

Up until the early years of the nineteenth century , the British monarch still laid claim to France and to represent this claim heraldically the Royal arms included fleurs-de-lis in the second quarter .

Unwary buyers could find someone else laying claim to their property .

The amendments stated that Macedonia had no territorial claims on other countries , and renounced interference in their affairs .

. . they have long lost their claim to the name of the Birken Isles , as no birch now occurs there .

In the present case Mr. Mahmoud was not bankrupt when he signed the documents and was open to a claim for an indemnity , which has in fact been made .

At that time , the principal issue was that of regulating territorial claims to the continent ; mining and mineral extraction were not seen as likely economic options .

It broke the international agreement of 1925 and , in its 1937 constitution , made de jure claim over Northern Ireland .

One can distinguish a typical trajectory -- shown moving down from the upper left of the figure -- as married couples reach the statutory retirement-age . 

Now , he strolled towards the left of the stage and began to sing , ` Strolling with Nancy " . 

But C.C. 's abnormal difficulty in judging vertical symmetry is caused by his neglect for the left of figures , which should not disrupt judgements of symmetry about the horizontal axis . 

Starting at the far left of the picture , the SW213 has the lowest price tag but , as is so often the case , it 's the easiest to play , with a surprisingly low action . 

Make sure that the reading knob is at the far left of its slot . 

At lower left are trim and flap position indicators twin oil pressure and temperature gauges and a dual-pointer brake and hydraulic pressure dial . 

When finished , pull the little loop at the left of the cast on and the first row will tighten up very neatly -- the yarn from the holding position row pulls through . 

At upper left is a network of lace-like filaments , which is believed to be organized by magnetic fields . 

Now continue turning the transport wheel until you have the figure 1 ( or the first row of any subsequent pattern ) showing in the little cut-out square at the left of the bottom slot on the console . 

The metasediments underlie the low ground in the left of the picture . 

However , the field patterns over the land area in the upper left of the image are blurred by the smoothing operation . 

She spoke softly , lisping slightly , and Lewis immediately noticed ( what he had not been told ) that two teeth in the upper left of her jaw had been broken off . 

In these tumours , the first peak on the left of the histogram was considered to represent diploid G /G 1 cells . 

So , that cloud will move out of the way but yet another lump of thick cloud is just appearing on the left of the screen to pose more problems for tomorrow . 

THE SOPHISTICATED Miss Gertrude Jekyll , gardening heroine of the Edwardians , commissioned Edwin Lutyens to design her Surrey homestead , and this he did so beautifully that their relationship was cemented and many future joint commissions ensued . 

At Wiseton , in the Nottinghamshire plain between the Idle and the Trent , one landlord -- Jonathan Ackham -- built seven new homesteads on central sites on his estate after enclosure . 

They farmed sheep and pigs and cattle and lived in homesteads . 

I was just takin' off my apron in the smithy when I says to the guv'nor : 

And she promptly burst into tears , throwing her soiled apron over her head to hide. her humiliation . 

She was like a ghost at the table , a shy shadow , watching her brother and pleating her apron with nervous , red fingers . 

` That 's right -- only it 's a plastic apron with trees and a large kiwi on it . 

Wiping her tears with the corner of her apron and clutching the baby to her she searched for the reasons for this volte-face . 

` I am afraid that I can not venture an opinion as to the length of the weapon , until my examination , " he said , withdrawing the probe and wiping it on his apron . 

She drew a handkerchief from the pocket of her apron and very lightly dabbed her eyes . 

This was a scaled-down version of the carpenter 's apron worn by my father on the Sabbath . 

Annie whipped off her apron and put it onto the table drawer , while calling out , ` Ask the gentleman in , Lydia . " 

As soon as she thought we were out of sight she reached under her apron and produced a small bottle from which , tipping back her head , she took a swig . 

I wondered as I fumbled around inside my apron for my cigarettes . 

The occasion was the purchase of a new carpenter 's apron for my father and Mum said that as a special treat , my two sisters and I could travel on the bus , one way . 

NOT everybody uses the woodworking apron for their original intention , as we learn from some members , and some complain that the pockets become filled with chippings if used for woodturning . 

There was a cheap work frock of blue-and-white cotton , then this changed to a black dress , a garland of lace crowning thick coils of bright , blonde hair , a silly apron round a slender waist . 

The night after Sandy won he was in the marquee that was holding his celebration dinner , with his apron on cleaning up and wishing everybody would go so he could get some peace and quiet . 

Pleased to make your acquaintance , I 'm sure , " said Bob Makins , rubbing his palm down a green apron before shaking his new master 's outstretched hand . 

They went through the house like so many screaming wheelbarrows , soon to be silenced by men with sharp knives and rubber aprons and boots that did not slip on the bloodied floor . 

Montgomery and Sergeant Bird peered across the body while the skull-cap was being removed , their plastic aprons rustling softly . 

` 'Ere , I 've got one o' them there gramophone fings , " she said , looking up at him and slipping her hands into the armholes of her stained flowery apron . 

The man standing at the entrance was in his late twenties with greasy blond hair and a stained apron tied loosely' around his fat stomach . 

He needed only a mob cap and frilly apron to complete the image . 

She was conscious of her own serviceable but dowdy clothes provided by Mrs Bradford , the black dress with the big kitchen apron covering it . 

His wife was in a flowery cotton dress with a lilac-coloured apron over it . 

The Pizza Eater took on Rachaela , gave her a red dress and a pale green apron , and asked her to put up her hair . 

Dr Burney wiped his hand on a bloodied apron round his middle , and held it out . 

He thrust his hands into his pockets and the leather apron creaked as he moved . 

Wiping her hand on her apron , Sarah took the girl 's hand and shook it gently . 

Looking bewildered , with one hand on his chest which was covered by a scarred leather apron , Mr Zamoyski asked : ` Something I say ? " 

So he took up the longest and sharpest , wrapping its hilt round in his leather apron , and waited . 

The other , a maid or tweeny in No 17 , had thin , wispy dark hair , and a white apron . 

She sat in a corner of the playroom , dressed in the brown serge dress and white apron she had been given , and tried to think how she could run away . 

She had been given a plain black dress with a crisp white apron and a mob-cap . 

The vaults and walls of the chapel of the Virgin are white-washed , and the Virgin has an apron as blue as a sailor 's collar . 

` Maybe she had on the apron because she was cooking , Carlie . " 

Stuart was wearing the trousers of his work suit , but he 'd changed his shirt , and he had an apron over the top . 

She looked a bit different , somehow , old Doris for one thing , she had a clean apron on , and her hair had been home-permed . 

She has a clean apron round her neat waist and her hair smoothed back . 

Why Martha transferred the money before she put her apron on I do n't know -- I suppose it 's just that everyone has their own little routines for doing things . 

Put on a nice big apron and wash your hands and then I 'll show you how to do it . " 

` Are ye not for a wee something after ? " queried Jim , taking his apron off . 

Sarah finished the washing-up and , taking off her apron , folded it and placed it in one of the table drawers . 

He had taken off his paint-stiffened apron but there was blue paint in his hair and his hands were blue , like those of the Jumblies who went to sea in a sieve . 

She took off her apron and went upstairs from the basement to suggest the extravagance to Irena . 

He 'd had time to wash his hands and take off his rubber gloves and apron . 

Unless it was pouring with rain he wore no hat or coat , his shirt sleeves rolled up to the elbow and wearing a green baize apron . 

A small , happy man with a white beard , he always wore the traditional grocers ' apron . 

A fresh-faced brunette woman in her thirties , wearing a flowery apron , opened the back door . 

Richmond also identified the Tanaris pottery mould with this god , and an appliqué bearded figure on a sherd in grey ware brandishing a double axe and wearing a blacksmiths ' leather apron . 

They object to a little cotton apron on the mice which is made from a baby 's dress -- it was suitable for a baby but not for a stuffed mouse to wear ! " 

I had expected the room to smell of death , but on account of Mrs Mortimer -- or else her apron -- the room was dominated by the smell of roasting . 

A crowd of more than 35,000 flocked to Leeds Road on the Wednesday afternoon and several workshops had to close down . 

The huge crowd of villagers and visitors sang a selection of hymns with great gusto for about half an hour before the band marched off down the road . 

Well , what would you do if a crowd of crazy relatives turned up to stay ? 

A magnificent crowd of 83 witnessed the ceremony , 32 of them staying for the match . 

A crowd of farm workers had seen the fire and run into the field to help save the wheat , but they were so confused they did not know what to do . 

A crowd of about seven or eight youths on their way out of a Chinese carryout were in high spirits . 

Violence flared first in Helston , where an angry crowd of about a thousand gathered as William Body , a Commissioner charged with destroying every relic of popery , was desecrating the Church . 

But when a crowd of equally hardened bearded old prisoners from another Oflag appeared on the other side of the gate , the inmates of the camp felt rebuffed and even a little concerned . 

Suffolk are expecting a crowd of around 5,000 -- the largest in the county 's history -- for the tie at the Victory Ground , Bury St Edmunds , on Tuesday , June 22 . 

At the Jan. 7 Sofia demonstration speakers attempting to explain the new policy on minority rights , including Prime Minister Georgi Atanasov , were booed and heckled by the crowd of at least 6,000 . 

They attract crowds of 450 for their home matches in the Luxembourg league and brought 26 fans with them for this UEFA Cup first round tie . 

The contest , staged at Granby Hall in Leicester , attracted a sell-out crowd of 5,000 , and topped the bill during an evening featuring a number of kick-boxing clashes . 

Watford drew a crowd of 7,500 to Turnfurlong Lane in 1951 and , by the time Gould broke a 34-year abstinence , plans were being formulated to turn the evocatively named ground into a housing estate . 

Eight years later the Comte de Lambert -- one of Europe 's pioneer aeronauts -- drew a crowd of 20,000 to watch him fly over it in one of France 's earliest aeroplanes . 

High street spirits were further lifted by large crowds of post-Christmas shoppers in search of sales bargains , though this is not widely thought to herald the end of the recession . 

Michael Hickey 's mother , Ann Whelan , who was among a large crowd of protesters outside the Home Office , said : ` Our message is simple that we are not going anywhere . 

Nine people were arrested last night after disturbances involving members of a crowd of 550 demonstrators outside a British National Party rally in east London . 

Police fired on a crowd of 4,000 demonstrators who were marching from the suburb of Kirtipur to the city centre , killing at least five . 

SOC troops opened fire on crowds of demonstrators in Phnom Penh on Dec. 21 , killing at least three people and wounding a further 26 . 

Within half an hour a crowd of pilgrims had gathered outside the hotel . 

Five people were killed when troops and police intervened to arrest the rebels and to disperse a crowd of some 5,000 which had gathered around the radio station . 

On May 15 a crowd of 20,000 gathered outside the Front 's headquarters and from there marched on the parliament building and the presidential palace . 

` The government , " he yelled to the crowd of mechanics and young men listening , ` try to tell you that it is your duty to fight . 

Will Douglas ordered Scott of Rankilburn to go back to the now blazing village , the cottage thatches burning readily , and round up a crowd of men , women and children . 

Messengers would then , when making up numbers for ships ' crews , ignore the crowd of men outside , " sneak out and deliberately proceed to a boarding house and obtain the required number of men " . 

Drew returned to the Great Western Hotel , surrounded by crowds of onlookers and journalists . 

He wiped the blood from a gash on his forehead then waved the Walther P5 threateningly at the growing crowd of onlookers . 

Finally they reached their destination , to find a huge crowd of silent onlookers all standing back a respectful distance and watching in mesmerised fascination as a distraught woman sobbed and screamed for help . 

As he left the chapel a crowd of more than 100 onlookers burst into spontaneous applause . 

Crowds of hundreds would stand and watch and listen and many people made commitments to the Lord . 

A CROWD of people fought with police officers as they tried to stop a council bailiff taking a car to pay for an outstanding poll tax bill , a court was told yesterday . 

For a moment she lost her mother in the crowd of horses and riders and foot followers , as people jostled for the best position , or to ride alongside their fancy . 

To mark the occasion a declaration of intent ceremony was held in the Central Gardens on Wednesday , watched by crowds of local people . 

A huge crowd of 30,000 spectators last year watched 200 entries from 14 nations 

There are animals and birds , a Chinese dragon with at least seven pairs of feet peeping from underneath it , sauce bottles and tanks firing water on the crowds of spectators . 

Georgia Griffiths was sentenced to nine months jail in June for selling LSD .

He begins to experiment with LSD in an attempt to obtain more understanding of his problems .

We have reason to believe that your boyfriend is in possession of a considerable amount of LSD .

Last year 12 Wellington College pupils were expelled for taking cannabis and LSD .

Peer , an Oxford University student , pleaded guilty to possessing LSD .

It destroyed him and for a time he was engulfed by a deep chasm of despair , drinking heavily , taking amphetamines and LSD -- and he was in his sixteenth year of smoking marijuana .

At the inquest , pathologist , Dr Ian Buley said Henry had taken a high dose of LSD .

One in four has taken Ecstacy , while LSD users have doubled to 35 per cent , says a survey by jeans company Wrangler .

This worried me and other colleagues because , at that time , we felt that non-educational criteria were being imposed on school work and he was trying to fill his theatre at a slack time of the year . 

In time consolidation took place but the industry was created by small men who gambled on acquiring theatres or on making films and who spent days on the road . 

Tree built Her Majesty 's Theatre in 1897 with the huge profits from his phenomenally successful production of Trilby at the Haymarket Theatre . 

As a speculative venture he built the Old Ropery Theatre in the 1740s . 

He brought with him from England a legendary reputation as an actor manager and his dream was to build the most modern theatre ever seen in Belfast . 

Then , to rub things in for the assembled paparazzi , Kylie made the photographers sign legal forms as they entered the theatre . 

On the evening that his election to the Royal Society was announced , he entered the theatre to give his lecture to be greeted by a standing ovation . 

With that we swept past the woman and her friends and entered the theatre . 

He 'd say that he 'd suddenly remembered he had to go to the theatre with his family , or to a friend 's engagement party . 

To end the day we will all have dinner before going to the theatre to see a top London show . 

Would you like to sit down for a while and then we can go to the theatre in time for the end of the play ? " 

We ca n't wait to leave this theatre , this atmosphere , this trap . 

It was much later when Hari , with William at her side and her empty basket swinging on her arm , left the theatre . 

As we were leaving the theatre , we had to wait for Dad to shake hands in the foyer with some dignitaries . 

He works night and day in the theatre , for the theatre , does n't he ? 

I worked with him in the theatre , through the good times and the bad times . 

The theatre was built on the site of the old church of Santa Maria della Scala which had been founded in 1381 by Beatrice della Scala , wife of Bernabo Visconti . 

The theatres at Side and Aspendos were built on Roman lines in the second century A.D. At Side the theatre is supported on barrel-vaulted sub-structures . 

The theatre 's position is also being reviewed because of the competition from the new Festival Theatre , which is being built on the site of the Empire on Nicholson Street . 

You 'll only hear from us if we want your program , or if you 've enclosed return postage and a suitable mailer for returning disks we 're unable to use . 

In 1860 Varley and Thomas Pickworth each gave £1,100 to build a ‘ tabernacle ’ in Notting Hill , which accommodated 1,000 persons . 

After Spurgeon 's Metropolitan Tabernacle was erected in 1860 at the Elephant and Castle it quickly became one of the sights of London . 

Pulling on a sweater and wrapping my long kilt around me , I made my way towards Sheikha Grandmother 's house . 

I put on my kilt , picked up my bagpipes , clambered aboard the truck , and we were off to the beach . 

Sugden approached with his horse brasses jangling and his kilt lifting in the breeze revealing his Union Jack boxer shorts . 

An elderly lady who had once asked Franz Liszt for his autograph , felt quite faint as Fred took off his kilt and reached for the laces of his boots . 

TARTAN TERROR TONY THORNTON 'S wife Carole took an instant liking to his new tartan kilt yesterday . 

When they want to warm themselves in front of a fire they are not ashamed to lift up their kilts and display their private parts . 

Then he climbed the steps to his bedroom , stripping off his kilt , and lay down stiffly . 

After a few enquiries at Brigade H.Q I presented myself outside the big house at 2 p.m. wearing kilt , polished boots ( which took some doing ) and , of course , carrying the bagpipes . 

` Matter of fact , Dot , what I really fancy you in is one of them nice Scottish tartan kilts like the princesses had when they was little . 

Fergus Urvill was on the other side of the bed , dressed in a kilt , shirt and waistcoat . 

It was as if all Scots wore the kilt , or all Cockneys dressed as Pearlies . 

And Rory wore his kilt and an old khaki shirt that had belonged to his father , and showed me the steps and spun me till I was breathless . 

Spandau Ballet went everywhere in kilts and were , apparently ` the applause for their audience . " 

She watched as if dreaming as he untied his kilt , all he was wearing , and let it fall to the warm ground beneath them . 

` First things first , " Natasha declared as they emerged from the cloakroom . 

Kathleen emerged from the cloakroom with her things just as he was walking past , and she went with him out of the door . 

Sally left her bag in the cloakroom and met Edward in the balcony milk bar where he had a strawberry milk shake waiting for her . 

I wiped the handles of the cupboards I had touched with my handkerchief , but left the cloakroom door because we all use that room . 

Despite the size of the factory , there were no nursery facilities and mothers were sometimes forced to bring in their young children and leave them in the cloakrooms all day . 

She left the cloakroom and went to her office , took the report from the night sister and then went out of the office towards the nursing station . 

Schaffer was going to move into the cloakroom and take a look through the window , but as he grabbed his binoculars from the office there was a polite knock on the thick outer door which resounded through the hollow space of the building . 

Loud cries of surprise from the hall made them run out of the cloakroom , where they were trying to find their coats and berets . 

Then she ran from the cloakroom , down the narrow dark passage and out into the night . 

As he strode forward to deal with them , a small boy ran out of the cloakroom , chased by a bigger one , and both blindly collided with him . 

Ten minutes later as she sat in the Ladies ' cloakroom , smelling-salts to her nose , Sophie joined her . 

Each judge 's estimates for all the items are combined and then the combined estimates aggregated to provide the passing score on the test .

Borland International Inc president and chief executive Philippe Kahn says the company will report profit for the fourth quarter to March 31 , and adds that he is comfortable with analysts ' estimates of profits of about $0.10 a share : Borland 's target is to be profitable every quarter in the coming fiscal 1994 -- Paradox for Windows is ` doing great '' and is on a winning track and Quattro Pro is now picking up .

I mean , who 'd come near me , the date and walnut loaf in the dried-blood dress ?

Finger food : from top left , Spiced nuts , Festive purses , Cashew stars , Date surprises , Stilton and pear toasts .

Add dried fruits like sultanas , dried dates , figs , apricots , and also chopped nuts .

The festive season 's finest fruit includes clementines , satsumas , tangerines and mandarins , figs , dates and cranberries .

Mix together the chopped apricots , figs , dates , banana chips and raisins in a bowl .

All fruits are allowed , except dried fruits , glacé fruits , dates , figs , mangoes , and tinned fruits with sugar .

The gold-edged invitation said dinner jackets for men but did n't give any guidance about canine apparel . 

His selflessness demonstrated that Debussy 's music can do without the fancy apparel that many other artists might unthinkingly have bestowed upon it . " 

Thus Trematon fell , its womenfolk were ‘ … stripped of their apparel to their very smocks and their fingers broken to pluck away the rings ’ . 

Everyone know the tale behind the ` Made in Taiwan " label which appears on everything from designer apparel to high-tech equipment . 

None would suspect if she and I changed places , as it were -- she wearing my apparel and having her hair dressed in like manner . " 

After Forest had taken over , all their fine apparel had been removed and replaced with ill-fitting second-hand garments . 

Caliban is in verse , as befits the dignity and danger of a killing , they in prose , easily side-tracked by a clothes of gaudy apparel ( IV.i. 194-257 ) . 

Every year when the Nile began to rise at Cairo , a young virgin was dressed in bright apparel and thrown into the river . 

Whores would sometimes don men 's apparel , leading to Charles I to issue an order forbidding it , because it now made whores more difficult to detect , but this was generally ignored by the soldiery . 

By combining a variety of ribbons of different colours and widths , you can create spectacular 3-D designs ( see far right ) . 

Down the ribbon of moonlight , over the brow of the hill , the highwayman came riding , riding , riding , the highwayman came riding . 

Meredith was unthreading his monocle from its bloodstained ribbon when Vernon approached . 

To top it all I added a red and white ribbon to the crest of my perm . 

Her hair is tied back from her face and held by a long white lacy ribbon , but tumbles down loose behind . 

` Does n't matter but he must be nice , " Sarah pulled thoughtfully at her pink hair ribbon . 

The eyes were bright blue and heavily mascaraed in navy and the woman wore a pink ribbon in loosely permed hair that was coloured almost to a shade of orange . 

The vendor wore campaign medal ribbons and a black patch over one eye , and there was a card pinned to the tray which said , ` Wounded on the Somme " . 

Swiftly , she pulled the hat box from under the bed , and lifted out her straw hat with the red satin ribbons . 

When he touched a gentle knuckle to her cheek , she started ; her breath lodged somewhere in her throat and she could only stand helplessly as he untied the ribbon securing her hair . 

She had taken off the ribbon that kept back her hair and it hung about her shoulders , much longer than Seb had realised . 

A red ribbon sat uneasily in her short dark hair and Charlie noticed that her little black shoes and white socks were as spotless as ever . 

When he took a green ribbon from her and tied it loosely round his waist , Joseph was even more disturbed . 

Usually her blonde hair stretched down to her elbows but on that evening she wore it up , tied with a black ribbon . 

She had large , soft eyes and her hair was tied back with a red ribbon . 

She liked her hair left long , tying it with a ribbon at the nape of her neck . 

Typically Greek , she had long dark hair swept back and tied with a ribbon . 

If you thought that seeds and cuttings were the only way to increase your garden plants then turn to the Gardeners ' Manual for a host of practical ideas to try . 

The picturesque countryside , fantastic choice and family events , excellent shopping and the host of places to visit make Nottinghamshire the perfect short break destination . 

And they were awarded a host of qualifications , from GCSE and ‘ A ’ level to RSA , C&G , College Dip and BTEC , although non-examined courses absorbed the majority . 

And with the Holy Father a prisoner and the Emperor in uncertain health , the situation of that little family must be arousing a host of eloquent prayers this minute . 

In the former an all-female host of angels welcomes the birth of a new soul , a young girl , into its midst -- uplifting her from the bottom foreground into the centre of the picture . 

They , too , increase costs as businesses must surmount a host of differing national rules and regulations if they wish to trade in a number of Member States . 

Laclau and a whole host of ` articulationist " theorists criticise Frank 's simplistic assumption that capitalism permeates and subsequently completely displaces pre-existing , non-capitalist systems . 

US Patents records show that the Garrett company holds a host of ` firsts " in the design and manufacture of metal detectors , notably with the use of microprocessor technology in the vanguard of modern production techniques . 

He did n't come that day , or the next , and a host of mocking little phrases found their insidious way into her mind . 

PC-Proof is an automatic grammar checker and searches for changes in tense , missing words , bad punctuation and a whole host of ` technical " errors . 

Radio 3 has a whole host of problems , not the least being its actual survival . 

Now Charlie who has set a host of records in recent months is heading for another one -- the highest number of winners in the newly formed Irish jump season . 

Support on all dates will be provided by DJ Lewis and a host of other guests , yet to be announced . 

A whole host of activities are arranged by the Club 16 leader . 

A host of small British firms sells small computers and this activity consumes a great deal of the country 's talent in electronics engineering . 

It will coincide with the hosting of the Alton Sports Council Cavalcade of Sport , which will involve a whole host of sporting activities , from archery to aerobics , football to hot air ballooning . 

There are a host of other activities taking place during the four days . 

This set in motion a host of coordinated activities , among which was the study of grassroots/traditional communication for the Intercultural Panel . 

Their twin purpose is to protect the core group from numerical employment fluctuations while conducting the host of non-specific and subsidiary activities which all organizations require and generate . 

My disagreeable reaction to the photos reminded me of the way I -- and a host of others -- responded to the last major American exhibition of Koons ' work two years ago . 

But try selling that argument to the counties who took on Mike Procter , Malcolm Marshall , Courtney Walsh , Waqar Younis , Allan Donald and a host of others who arrived as untried prospects . 

These people and a host of others provided ideas and helped to put them into effect ; the guiding hand and political boss was Franklin Roosevelt himself . 

Ranulf the rat-catcher , Simon the tiler , and a host of others thronged the nave , sitting facing each other on the church 's two and only benches with Athelstan sitting between them on the sanctuary chair . 

It presents a host of problems -- medical , moral , ethical , and legal -- that may confront any patient , relative , and doctor when coping with death and dying . 

A host of other problems added to her discomfort , including extreme fatigue , itching skin , pains in the stomach , constipation , and aches in her muscles and joints . 

This creative period was followed by an exploitive period in which many theoretical physicists moved in to apply the new mechanics to a host of significant problems . 

The preservation of information captured in machine-readable form undoubtedly presents a host of problems to traditional archives . 

The thin hooked bill , with its external nostrils in tubes on the upper mandible , remind you that shear waters are members of the strange ` tube-nose " petrel family . 

He took the perfume , and sprayed into the nostrils of both stallions . 

Then she injects them into the nostrils of an unfortunate sheep where they quickly start feeding on the membranes lining their host 's sinuses . 

The nostrils of a fish are not involved in any way with breathing but are U-shaped tubes that contain receptor cells capable of sensing the taste of water . 

Jezrael inhaled freshness , trying to rid her nostrils of that cloying , heavy scent . 

Miguelito , on the other hand , had gained face the closer the men came to action -- perhaps because he so obviously enjoyed killing , Trent thought as he watched Miguelito thumbnail more cocaine into his nostrils . 

The man in the shadows waved something green and glistening , and the waft of entrails touched the cat 's sensitive nostrils and made it sit up and watch the stranger . 

Hazel crouched down by Blackberry and laid his nostrils close to Bigwig 's , but a light breeze was blowing and he could not tell whether there was breath or not . 

The fourteen-year-old stuck the gun up my nostril to see if it would fit . 

Bella has a distinctive heart shaped star on her forehead and an ` Isle of Man " snip running down her nose and into the topside of her right nostril . 

I moved to the head and opened the nostril with finger and thumb , revealing a slight muco-purulent discharge . 

You simply have to be there and open your eyes , ears and nostrils . 

Three more lids were shut and boxes returned home and finally a large pinch of the selected substance was taken to the right nostril , another to the left . 

A smell peculiar to that place assailed his nostrils with its pungency . 

The stink assailed his nostrils , bringing back memories of that last visit and what it had done for him . 

A cool breath of stale dank air assailed his nostrils , but to Grant it smelled sweetly of life and freedom . 

Lime and leather assailed her nostrils in a tantalising cloud as he bent his head , and before she could object he pressed his lips lightly on her mouth and stepped back . 

For example , if one of a group of grazing horses spots what may be a predator , he will raise his head , neck and tail and flare his nostrils . 

The meteors that burned out the dinosaurs two hundred million years ago were the gouts of flame and phlegm from Fenna 's nostrils . 

When Kalchu pulled it up again there was blood trickling from its nostril . 

And suddenly , there it was just below them , the huge billow of orange-red smoke and steam coming from the nostrils of the awesome Gruncher . 

A string of mucus hung from her left nostril and clung to the curve of her lipsticked mouth ; the waitresses kept looking across at the table . 

Overgrown hair stuffed into a baseball cap , gold stud winking in her left nostril , face unblemished by make-up . 

A cat does not want to die with the smell of humanity in his nostrils and the noise of humanity in his delicate peaked ears . 

The smell of canvas , dust and size pinched up his nostrils , a heady mysterious smell , sweet and sour at once . 

Neville pinched at his nostrils and managed a somewhat sickly grin . 

Wilcox fumbled for a cigarette , lit it , and exhaled smoke through his nostrils like an angry dragon . 

I got out a pack of Old Favourites , lit one and fanned smoke through my nostrils . 

The rise and fail of her ribs was accompanied by a rasping , bubbling wheeze and at each intake her nostrils flared wildly . 

A second slave began to ladle stewed meat onto the heaped k'va , and the aroma of the ch'min in which it had been cooked made his nostrils twitch . 

And if the anti-abortionists succeed in 1990 , I and others of my ilk will once again be begged , somehow , to help the unwillingly pregnant . 

It is the photographs ( Meisel , Weber and their ilk ) who hold the real power over images . 

Names like Heaven 17 and Scritti Politti crop up , the former favourably ( for being one of the first groups of their ilk to give black singers centre stage ) and the latter not . 

Matchless , they spent the season to good effect , scouring the reserve benches of Swansons Sweet Pickle Albion and their ilk . 

Barbara Garson peels back the truth about Apple computers and their ilk . 

They were more likely to have been bell towers , although Neeld was very much of the feudal landlord ilk and everything was designed to give an impression of vast wealth and efficiency , " he says . 

It was music to our ears in a hospital staffed by women from both sides of the great Christian divide , and men of that ilk also . 

Let's leave the ` great voice " of Anita Baker and her ilk to dorks like Nicky Cambell while we celebrate the cracked and the imperfect . 

Pearson 's plan to send people ` like so many parcels in a pneumatic tube " met with mockery from Henry Mayhew , the journalist and sociologist . 

Even if she had n't , the warnings had been there all along , right from his cavalier mockery in St Lucia , the first moment he saw her . 

All thoughts of Seal Sands Lock were stashed away , safe from the mockery of people like Gazzer . 

Many men wore cushions under their shirts or put on grass skirts and false breasts , whether in emulation or mockery of the gentler sex . 

The mockery of such spirits would seem to us today to be capable of attracting their spiteful revenge . 

His mockery , which he meant as love , frightened and cut her to the bone . 

But the most famous of such treatises about the Jews were written in the middle of the second century . 

While translating a treatise by the Scottish physician Dr William Cullen on the use of cinchona or Peruvian bark in the treatment of intermittent fever ( malaria ) , he was struck by Cullen 's assertion that the therapeutic effects of cinchona were due to its tonic , bitter and astringent qualities . 

If the reader is not already familiar with the treatises in the Hippocratic corpus , he or she is advised to read some of them , to see medical theories in a coherent context . 

Erasmus Darwin published his Zoonomia in 1794 , which was partly a medical textbook , partly a treatise in biology . 

Papal encyclicals came to be consulted by this route , as did the current treatises of Ius Publicun on church -- state relations . 

A treatise of the nature … of such simples as are most frequently used … ( 1652 ) . 

By the eighteenth century there was a considerable parting of the ways since the more erudite mathematical treatises on perspective , such as those by Lambert and Monge , were of no use to the practising artist . 

Recently , Susan Keefe has listed no fewer than sixty-one treatises on baptism which have come down to us in manuscripts from the Carolingian age . 

The substance of her treatise on the Black Death had been carefully checked with a microbiologist and a specialist in tropical medicine . 

In the preface to his 1705 treatise on the Art of Embalming , he says , ‘ Some have spared no means to render themselves immortal …

Wolf 's treatise on Homer laid the foundations at the end of the eighteenth century and a celebrated edition of Lucretius by Karl Lachmann represents the completion of the edifice in 1850 . 

In Aristotle 's various treatises on the comparative physiology and classification of animals there is a consistent presumption that man is a single species . 

He was engaged in the great love of his life : writing a treatise on the maintenance of law in the city of London . 

But while the latter was hobnobbing with John Stuart Mill and publishing treatises on English grammar , the former was modifying a system of synchronised electric clocks to make the first fax machine . 

Joni would have been able to recreate the materials and technique of a fifteenth-century gold-ground painter by reading Cennino Cennini 's treatise on painting ( known as The craftsman 's handbook in English ) . 

The simple faith conveyed in Pannekoek 's treatise recalls earlier utopian writing , and contrasts with the strident and acerbic tone of Situationist writing . 

Manuscripts of his treatise The Ladder of Perfection were passed from monastery to monastery and were soon found as far afield as southern France . 

The only authentic way to be good is to be good ` for nothing " : that was to become the ringing insistence of her finest treatise , The Sovereignty of Good ( 1970 ) . 

Archer 's treatise The Personall Reigne of Christ upon Earth was published in London late in 1641 or early in 1642 , and predicted that the millennium was close at hand . 

Whitehead , eventually emerged in his great treatise Principia Mathematica . 

Hitler , Gramsci , and Regis Debray had spent their time in prison writing political treatises . 

As one recent treatise on business ethics put it , ` If in some instance it turns out that what is ethical leads to a company 's demise , so be it . " 

Sir John loved to spend time here , concentrating on his great treatise on the governance of the city . 

By this time he had published a major treatise on violin technique , and had fathered seven children , of whom only two , a daughter and a son , survived . 

Jones was a religious man who published a treatise on natural theology and was hostile to the evolutionary work of Charles Darwin [ q.v . ] . 

In 1631 Aylesbury encouraged Warner to edit and publish Harriot 's treatise on algebra , the Artis Analyticae Praxis , and wrote on his behalf to the ninth Earl of Northumberland for a reimbursal of expenses . 

According to Pugh , Penn had seen and admired the veterinary schools in France , and had read Clark 's treatise with approval . 

To dispel such idle notions he compiled a scholarly treatise on the planets , ` Astrostereon " , in which he championed the Copernican system and denied the existence of solid planetary spheres , arguing that the heavenly bodies moved freely in space . 

We could discuss musical form at considerable length , and even write a treatise on that subject alone . 

In fact , you have a particular feeling , that they have collided : a foreshadowing of the physical confrontation of sex . 

Perhaps Charles 's hand can be seen behind this remarkable foreshadowing of a new style of king-making ritual . 

THE National Front leader , Mr Jean-Marie Le Pen , yesterday called for the mass expulsion of coloured immigrants as the government announced emergency integration measures . 

Expulsion of the women 's group would mean a significant drop in the total membership of 500,000 at a time when numbers joining are declining . 

His greatest fear was that the intensifying cycle of Israeli repression and Palestinian unrest would encourage Israeli hardliners in their view that only expulsion of the Palestinians would solve the problem of the occupied territories . 

After the expulsion of the Jesuits from Portugal in 1759 , the building became used as a barracks , and British troops were stationed here during the occupation of the island . 

Core fields show three basic changes : drifting of flux , change in strength of patches of flux , and growth of pairs of positive and negative flux through expulsion of toroidal field through the surface . 

The war which Edward thus inaugurated was to endure , with many intervals of truce and several attempts at a final peace , until the expulsion of the English from Gascony in 1453 . 

In July 1941 the British and the Russians demanded the expulsion of all German agents and influence . 

Worsening relations with Egypt over expulsion of workers -- Continuing dispute with Saudi Arabia over oil supplies 

A special meeting of the ruling Kenya African National Union ( KANU ) on the same day called for the expulsion of 10 foreign diplomats , mostly from the USA , for " aiding dissidents " . 

At necropsy , diagnosis is generally based on the lesions since the worm burden may be negligible following the expulsion of worms in the faeces . 

His expulsion by American authorities contrasted strikingly with the reception he received from Rap Brown , Stokely Carmichael , Elijah Muhammad and other black leaders ( Edwards , 1970 , p. 107 ) . 

The final result of the debate , in which Cripps was attacked largely on personal grounds , was the confirmation of his expulsion by 2,100,000 votes to 402,000 . 

His resignation was followed by the expulsion from the Communist Party of its former leader , Mr Milos Jakes . 

Healy 's last years were blighted by the humiliation of expulsion from the WRP for using his position to seduce young female members . 

Vincent waded into his father with such anger that his expulsion from the house inevitably followed : such grossness was an offence to the fragile truce they were only just sustaining . 

How could he be intimidated by the threat of expulsion from this godforsaken country ? 

Backed now by his own paramilitary group , he advocates the expulsion from Serbia of ethnic minorities and ` politically suspect " Serbs ( his phrase ) . 

Economic and political crisis , the attacks on the working class and its expulsion from the political stage , incites inquiry . 

Gairy claimed that Arlin had resigned in an attempt to pre-empt his expulsion from the party after confessing his role in " taking up arms " against the GULP government during the 1979 coup . 

BARNET escaped expulsion from the Football League yesterday but the reprieve may prove only temporary if their financial difficulties continue . 

This was in apparent retaliation for the Swiss expulsion on March 22 of the Iranian consul-general in Geneva , Manouchar Tale Massouleh . 

One can imagine the expulsion to Earth ( of Melkor ) and the expulsion to Middle-earth ( of Galadriel ) coming , in a mind like Éomer 's , to seem much the same thing . 

He got rid of oppositionists by proposing some impossible task , and when they failed or refused would move their expulsion , anyone who voted against automatically expelling themselves . 

His expulsion is probably more justified in terms of his considerable long-term potential as a spy than in terms of his current status and responsibilities . 

The four-hour debate included some bitter personal attacks upon Frank , particularly by the California Republican William Dannemeyer who demanded his colleague 's expulsion . 

The latest incident came to light when pupils were overheard discussing the expulsions at the Rising Sun pub in nearby Newbury . 

He charged Sewell with the maintenance of discipline in the College ( which led to Sewell recommending the expulsion of only one pupil , although some students paid too much attention to tavern and skittle-ground ) . 

A young man wearing a yarmulka skullcap and sitting astride a roaring tractor wiped his brow with his arm when I asked for the location of Um Al-Farajh . 

Sitting at his huge desk , surrounded by his books , Seth wore a Chinese robe , embroidered with dragon gods , and a black skullcap . 

For the first time I noticed the brothers ' yarmulkes in the somewhat subdued light of the boardroom , plain black skullcaps blending in with the pale glow of the room . 

The wiry psychologist shook his head , almost dislodging his embroidered skullcap in the process . 

She really does n't care which cowboys are wearing the white skullcaps in this particular showdown . 

An increasing number of monasteries and convents offer an eight days ' Ignatian retreat where the focus is on personal Bible meditation . 

If rest and relaxation are purely passive -- from flopping in front of a TV to meditation on emptying the mind -- we are no longer in control of what enters our minds or unconscious . 

It is probably recontacted in the practices of Yoga and the meditations of mystics , and comes to be given an ideational content of a bond with the universe and a sense of ` limitlessness " . 

As Roth says , the film is a meditation on codes of honour , on professional and personal loyalties . 

It 's a sardonic pilgrim 's progress ; a furiously lyrical meditation on the corrupt culture of male glory and the parasitical art of the deal . 

This is why meditation on God 's word is of such vital and central significance for our personal and spiritual growth . 

Meditation on the spiritual life brings forth the peak experience in which the whole organism approaches release -- therein are found the supreme joys of the spirit . 

Celebrated and little-known meditations on love by Donne , Rossetti , Shakespeare , and many others are coupled with beautiful paintings that prove the power of love to inspire artists , too . 

Randolph Henry Ash 's Proserpine had been seen as a Victorian reflection of religious doubt , a meditation on the myths of Resurrection . 

INCREDIBLY , COPPOLA 'S sequel actually deepened the richness and meaning of his original masterpiece by widening the time frame , and book-ending the original story with sombre meditations on the implacable nature of crime and retribution . 

Even meditations on the military spirit of the Romans such as Montesquieu 's Grandeur des Romains et leur decadence -- though suggested by Polybius -- are unthinkable in antiquity . 

For the next four years a great part of my time was spent in secret meditation upon this subject , I could not speak to anybody about it for fear of giving pain . 

One captive described Joseph as ‘ Sombre and silent , foreseeing in his gloomy meditations possibly the unhappy ending of his campaign …

His meditations are interrupted by two figures from his past , who remind him of separate acts of cowardice and inhumanity . 

` Devices and Desires " , a large concrete and plastic excretion , results from Allen 's meditations on the saying , ` wear your heart on your sleeve " . 

Just at this time he was thinking about and drafting his meditation about home , namely the West Country , in the poem which became East Coker . 

An inventory of the books of a Bridlington widow , Elizabeth Sewerby , included the Meditations of the Passion ascribed to Bonaventura , Rolle 's meditations on the Passion , the Revelations of St Bridget of Sweden and an English copy of the life of St Catherine of Siena . 

My meditations on St Bridget were cruelly interrupted by the radio , which bore the news of a policeman shot in Belfast . 

In one missing person inquiry she had claimed success because the runaway girl had telephoned home , but no one could prove or disprove that Ruby 's meditation over a favourite pair of tights had influenced her . 

Curtis , meanwhile , as the result of his meditations on how a federated empire might collectively discharge its duty to the backward races under British rule , had begun to reach the conclusion that the answer was to train them for eventual self-government . 

His text is an elegant meditation on technology 's colonisation of human consciousness , on the inevitable evolution into virtual worlds and its social and psychological consequences . 

Early Thursday , Daoud repeated the interim government 's warning to insurgents and the residents of Fallouja that a joint U. S. -Iraqi attack was imminent unless the city rid itself of guerrillas and handed over Zarqawi .

" A Marine at the scene suddenly radioed a warning : The missile was headed for " the wrong building .

Even the Serbian Railways website issued warnings about the dilapidated state of its equipment and tracks .

Australia and the U. S. recently issued warnings that Islamic extremists might be preparing an attack in Indonesia .

Western diplomats have regularly issued warnings that Meciar is still internationally unacceptable .

British Foreign Secretary William Hague also urged restraint in a telephone call Sunday to one of Kadafi 's sons , Saif , who went on Libyan television that night to deliver a stern warning to demonstrators .

In preparation , the Army surgeon general has issued a warning that the film could cause flashbacks for veterans and nightmares for family members .

The security team for the USAID contractors had received warnings that there was suspicious activity outside the campus , and the bodyguards decided that the Americans should leave .

In Baghdad , Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz said the pilot who attacked the Stark believed he was firing on an Iranian vessel and had received no warnings from the U. S. ship .

Israel came under strong international criticism when it shut the Rafah frontier for three weeks over the summer after receiving warnings of such an attack .

Tuesday 's fighting erupted about 11 hours after Musharraf issued his warning to tribal leaders that they must cooperate and hand over wanted suspects to authorities .

Brindel said his crew was activating anti-missile defenses in the seconds after a lookout spotted an incoming projectile and phoned his warning to the ship 's Combat Information Center .

The attacks were followed by FBI warnings to local police agencies about potential suicide bombers .

The two Hamas men who were targeted , apparently alerted either by the sound of an Apache attack helicopter or a telephoned warning from comrades , leaped from their car as missiles slammed into it .

Turkey and Syria maintain healthy trade and diplomatic relations and sending security and trade officials could be seen as a veiled warning to Syria .

Israel coupled the raids with a warning to Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas that he must crack down decisively on Palestinian militant organizations or a U. S. -backed peace plan would fall apart .

Desperate , inexperienced and overconfident , the city 's fighters ignored warnings from the other towns in the western mountains , launching the three-day attack that ended with heavy losses .

TV stations that aired the video preceded it with a warning that it contained graphic imagery and children should not be allowed to view it .

On the civilian side , it offered a picture of a rebuilt mosque , along with a warning that " inadequate governance " posed a major strategic risk .

Their warnings that children were present were disregarded by the drone operator and by an Army captain , who authorized the airstrike .

The comment could be interpreted as a warning that Russia would oppose , for example , an attack on Iraq .

The latest attacks jangled European nerves already frayed by warnings of possible terrorist attacks during the holiday season .

The statement was widely understood as a warning of the consequences of a Meciar victory .

The deaths of Velez and other Convivir members in recent months have provided a chilling indication that the warnings of those who opposed arming civilians are coming true .

Last year , a stranger called their house to deliver a warning .

He bought insurance before his trip , but the carrier has balked at paying his bills because of a warning issued by the U. S. State Department about travel to Indonesia .

Reporting from Beirut â€� Fresh protests erupted in Syrian cities and towns after weekly Muslim prayer sermons Friday despite dire warnings by security officials and violent suppression of protests by the armed forces .

Italy 's Foreign Minister Franco Frattini called the attacks " a deplorable act of violence " and ordered a warning be put out to all embassies as well as Italian diplomatic missions abroad .

But the inch of rain that left tiny craters in the dust , muddied roads and prompted flash-flood warnings was not enough to make Vance call them back .

It was the most serious warning yet to the Muslim-led government army that it too could be hit by NATO air strikes , thus far directed only at the Bosnian Serbs .

A large dispenser of detergent , an old flex microphone as big as a taper , a polythene bag of tubular bandages , a sealant gun and a box of raisins fell all over his feet . 

What 's more it is as kind to the environment as it is to your skin , thanks to our ozone-friendly dispenser . 

The smaller dispensers are called swan-necks and the larger , with domed heads , are called , mushroom dispensers . 

Israel 's Chief Rabbi , Mordechai Eliahu , has condemned Mr Shlomo Lahat , the mayor of Tel Aviv , for ` moral degradation " over his decision to have condom dispensers in schools . 

Whitlock got to his feet and crossed to the dispenser against the wall . 

I find erm the erm money dispensers at a bank very convenient . 

If the monkey pressed the correct letter it was rewarded with a peanut by a mechanical dispenser which was specially designed for this kind of food . 

There is valuable cultural information in the physical artefact : tablet form , bubble-pack press-through dispenser , advertising imagery used in the logo and packaging , and information about consumer appeal . 

She gave a similar answer when he asked her to open the automatic cash dispenser . 

Been to the cash dispenser , got a statement , then withdrawn everything except four pounds ninety-five to keep the account open . 

If backing for the research is forthcoming , voice activated cash dispensers could be on the High Street within two years . 

Machine detergent dispensers : These commonly serve dishwashing machines , bottle and tray washers and basic clean-in-place systems . 

Its detergent dispenser may be recalcitrant , but observers applaud the Logic 's ability to sprint like an electrified gazelle across washday 's endless savannah . 

She pulled the shelves out and climbed swiftly inside the food dispenser , jerking the leads from the stasis-field generator and pulling the plate shut after her . 

He reached out a hand to the small metallic dispenser beside them and pressed the sensor plate on its side . 

Hand soap dispensers can also be used to dispense certain less viscous types of barrier cream . 

Special medical air fresh units and ` anti-bacterial " soap dispensers are also installed and maintained . 

You can also use your Cashline card to withdraw cash from cash dispensers in some European countries . 

They come in a dispenser of 50 sheets , priced at £1.69 from Boots and department stores . 

She 's yet to grasp the difference between a cigarette dispenser and a gaming machine . 

A cardboard dispenser unit was produced for distribution at various types of outlets throughout Wales . 

Most of the cans on the grocery shelves of supermarkets are steel cans -- the ones that contain soup , baked beans , rice , and vegetables . 

She picked up the bag that held the can of red spray paint and left the living room in silence . 

Trouble flared when two boys grabbed a can of soft drink from a fellow male pupil at Wimbledon station , south London . 

At just £5.99 the Blitzer costs less than a can of airbrush propellant ! 

He bought her doughnuts and cans of Carlsberg Special , and they picnicked on the pavement and he sang to her . 

The Mayor with a local school girl , handing her empty cans over to Alcan mascot , Ali Can . 

Boys and girls from all over the UK will join Kristian for a day in London , and will discuss how best to encourage people to re-cycle their steel cans . 

Beyond the garden was a fairly busy road , but all the passing drivers were wrapped up in their tin cans , insulated by Christmas drinks and trivial pursuits . 

And the manufacture of aerosol cans takes considerable resources and energy . 

The special tube shapes for the rocket are achieved by baking cake mixture in empty food cans just make up the required raw cake quantity as shown in the chart on page 12 . 

His lifeless body sunfished backwards , arms outflung , slammed into a display rack and crashed to the ground in a cascade of oil cans . 

Bottle tops , silver paper and tin cans are the last things you should throw away . 

The chairs and tables , shopping baskets , watering cans and tablecloths are Western , as are the flowers . 

Some recipes in the book require other containers such as empty food cans for a tubular effect . 

We were more used to being given a few cans of lager and that was it , " says Solowka . 

Little Amaru looked down at the street and kicked a can with his red gumboots . 

` There are some cans of drink on the back seat if you 're thirsty . 

Two men with cans of Guinness strapped to their baseball caps wore yellow T-shirts emblazoned with the logo of the Leprechaun Society . 

Barefoot , she padded into her cramped kitchen and took a can of Coke from the refrigerator . 

Donors are asked to wash and squash the cans before depositing them . 

I must stress that only aluminium cans are acceptable and , if possible , they should be crushed as they take up less room . 

Aluminium cans are made from bauxite dug up in tropical forests . 

Recycling aluminium cans not only reduces litter , but saves energy as well . 

An appeal has been launched for old aluminium drinks cans to raise cash for Manchester Children 's Hospital . 

The Parent Teacher Association is anxious to continue boosting its funds with the recycling project which includes used stamps and phone cards , aluminium foil and aluminium cans . 

He had been playing alone on the towpath , if anything as purposeless as hurling old beer cans into the canal could be described as playing , and she had paused to say good morning to him . 

In other words , many of the early beer cans imitated the bottle shape , although it was not a particularly efficient one for their material . 

Terry Dicks , not so well known , was crushing beer cans and tossing them in the direction of France . 

His long screaming charge ended with him red-faced , gasping for breath -- and with Viola Angotti pinned against the garbage cans . 

The cats knock the garbage cans over and last week someone got into the front hall and smashed the mirror and the door . 

I once earned a thirty-six-inch George III mahogany tea table in the manner of Thomas Chippendale , behind those trash cans over there . " 

DIY man Chris McGrath got the brush-off … when he tried to board a bus carrying a can of paint . 

IT IS a revealing commentary about the state of the National Health Service that this year 's Blue Peter charity appeal asks its viewers to collect tin cans for intensive care units for children . 

So , start collecting your cans today and help save a rainforest . 

I opened a can of Heinz tomato soup , the ultimate comfort food , emptied it into a bowl and put it in the microwave . 

Fred opens a can of beer , switches on the TV , groans as he slumps over the sofa and looks at the paint peeling off the ceiling . 

They do n't throw the beer cans out ; they bury them " -- Dan Saunders , Sheriff of Martin County , ( Quoted , like Sheriff Huffman , in Texas Monthly ) 

Throw away the can immediately or leave it until she had put his glass by the newspaper ? 

Although most Tillers were spendthrifts and never had a ha'penny or cent to their names , Florence was a financial wizard . 

The Daily Telegraph joined in , fulminating against the welfare state 's profligate fanatics , spendthrifts of the taxpayer 's money . 

Although a younger son , he inherited the property on the death of his father in 1706 after his elder brother Christopher ( a notorious spendthrift ) was disinherited . 

Labour are spendthrifts by instinct , imposers of crippling taxes by necessity and blissfully unconcerned about causing high inflation , uncontrollable cost of living and economic chaos . 

Budd 's tome Zola , written for her , pours out the turmoil and blame for the five years she spent trying to run with a foot in two worlds . 

Over the years , he wrote a two-volume guide to Shakespeare , an annotated Paradise Lost , a book on Don Juan , a volume of lecherous limericks and the 1971 tome The Sensuous Dirty Old Man . 

The Bible is no academic tome with an esoteric appeal to those with scholarly minds who can handle abstract concepts . 

Following his massive success with Johnny Rogan -- The Severed Head , Morrissey intends to write his own tome comprising a load of pictures and the great one 's own captions . 

He has written four tomes of military history , acclaimed by some historians . 

Yellow-backed books everywhere , a shelf full of Russian tomes , then a desk , neater this , with school materials ranged . 

The aged , respectable leather-bound tomes of the Gould family library look down upon the nasty tale I have to tell with musty distaste . 

I picked up The New Principles of Gardening , a leather-bound tome by Batty Langley ( d. 1751 ) and wondered when she would have been b . 

When it was simmering slowly in the Aga she went into Penry , who was searching distractedly through piles of medical tomes . 

He tightened his dressing-gown cord around him and stamped down the stairs to the next landing . 

For example , the Belgian firm , Bekaert , which has emerged as the world leader in steel cord for automobile tires , has deliberately eschewed the benefits of building large scale in its factories . 

He had on his new black cords for the first time ( they were a Christmas present from his mother . 

It yelped and struggled , the green cord round its waist waggling to and fro . 

She fastened the rough cords with practised hands which remembered that which their owner had all but forgotten -- thus concealing the blue brocade gown -- and pulled the hood over her head . 

` I want some advice , Mark , " said Patricia , fiddling with her dressing-gown cord . 

I drag Lucker 's swimming trunks ' cord roughly through the gills and mouth , roping it on like a horse outside a saloon bar . 

The two lanterns which hang from the zodiac ceiling are the architect 's own design , and the method of covering the rod with silk cord and tassel was one that he often used in houses he designed . 

The best method for notes is undoubtedly some loose-leaf system , preferably one using cords to hold the paper . 

` Harold had a sock stuffed in his mouth and his hands bound with a dressing gown cord . 

This tape produces tall , elegantly fanned pleats , with flat spaces between them , by drawing up cords . 

Attach the blind to the batten and thread each cord through its corresponding screw-eye , then out to the operational side , passing through each screw-eye it passes . 

She undid the cord on her dressing gown and then squirmed her arms underneath her and unhooked her bra and left her arms where they were , pinned underneath her . 

As Gabriel reversed his cape and retied the cord at his throat , his eye too was following the apple core as it fell into the crowd and shattered against a yeoman 's shoulder . 

A thin steel cord was bolted to the beam that supported the boxcar roof . 

Their ankles were harnessed to an elastic cord , which bounced them back up before they could hit the sea . 

Elastic cords at the waist and lower hem allow the fit to be adjusted and , despite all the twiddly bits , the jacket does not seem inordinately heavy . 

The cap , bearing the traditional Czarist cockade in silver , blue and red , was similarly piped in gold and bore gold cords . 

Nylon cord , rather than wire , is the best choice when hanging the picture , as it is extremely strong and hard-wearing . 

Thread nylon cord through the neckband on a safety pin and give a good tug to close up the stitches and make the curve . 

This is overcome by cutting a slightly ` loose " joint and lashing with nylon cord . 

See a cord joining you , from their solar plexus to yours -- and cut the cord with a knife . 

She turned , arms flailing , head back , eyes open -- but the gaping mouth would utter no more prophecies , her breath cut off by the red garrotte cord round her scrawny neck . 

Quickly Peter unwound it , clamped and cut the cord in seconds , and passed the baby over to Dr Esslemont . 

The turmoil continued until Ashi 's mouth was taped firmly with wide plastic parcel-tape and her feet tied with cord like her hands , leaving her on the floor propped against the wall . 

He was wearing a pair of crumpled pyjama trousers , tied at the waist with a white cord . 

As he ties his cord up , his stomach shrinks away back towards the spine . 

With his good hand he shoved a trolley loaded with two rotting suitcases , which were saved from instant disintegration only by thin string and fraying pyjama cord . 

It hung from my neck secured by a length of dressing-gown cord . 

With alarming speed a large moth dashed at the candle , repeatedly and frantically , as if attached to it by elastic cord . 

She did not look up when the girls came in , although the billiard table was connected by a cord to a cow-bell , which jangled harshly . 

It was simply a happy coincidence that it sounded like an insult !

It is the happiest of coincidences for them that on this day when the mind of thinking adults in this country is concentrated on whom not to vote for , the Masters opens at Augusta .

IT WAS a strange coincidence that Harry Mead should write about the Northern Ireland situation on the very day that one of the worst atrocities in recent years occurred ( Echo January 17 ) .

Robert himself had been born in Dundee in Scotland , and by a strange coincidence Ella was also born in Dundee , several thousand miles away in New South Wales , Australia .

Peterson commented to Brigham Young University President Holland , generously , on the ` remarkable coincidence that such similar research had sprung up independently at the two universities . "

I forgot all about Svetlana until 1989 when a remarkable coincidence brought us together again .

It was just a curious coincidence that Hatton had been killed on the day following that of Mrs Fanshawe 's regaining consciousness .

The man who will have to answer these questions , the new environment Secretary John Gummer , was visiting Cheltenham today by coincidence .

Is n't it , perhaps , a notable historical coincidence that the greatest European novelist of the nineteenth century should be introduced at the Pyramids to one of the twentieth century 's most notorious fictional characters ?

They were still at Demerara two weeks later when the cook was drowned ; the next day -- by ominous coincidence or not -- John Saula , the man from ` Zamalia " was thrown into prison .

Is it just a coincidence that Jesus is said to be thirty years old when he embarks on his ministry ?

It was not a coincidence that Tom Taylor , later to become a Labour peer and the principal author of another report , was one of the newly appointed members of the Commission .

Had he known all along or was it just a coincidence that he had been sent by Poskonov to this bank first ?

It was coincidence that the year 1918 witnessed the retirement of the BDDA 's first President and the death of its founder .

It is no coincidence that bureaucrats , foreign aid consultants and ministry officials persist in seeing their role in this manner and trying to solve piecemeal , separate problems .

What happened to it then would depend on the prevailing attraction of reprocessing at Sellafield , especially the cost .

India can now boast nuclear capability throughout the full cycle from uranium mining to waste reprocessing .

This can provide an opportunity for testing opinion on controversial proposals such as the reprocessing of nuclear fuels at Windscale and the designation of Stansted as the site of the third London airport .

The Board has taken no decisions about the timing of the reprocessing of subsequent arisings of AGR fuel or of PWR fuel .

I wish to place on record my party 's stance and my personal stance on the reprocessing of nuclear material at Dounreay .

Contracts included the reprocessing of fuel from the University Research Reactor near Manchester and the last elements from the DIDO and PLUTO reactors at Harwell .

This will involve reprocessing of the material to separate out the impurities and then diluting the uranium to a suitable specification for civil use .

Fighting also broke out on the Bari dockside , where approximately 3,000 deportees were held under guard in temperatures of 35 degrees Centigrade .

Second , correct me if I 'm wrong , but in the excellent John Stoddart picture he 's wearing foundation and eyeliner , but apart from that absolutely no make-up at all . 

Black eyeliner on my lower lids , and I looked like some kind of She-devil . 

Applying eyeliner can be a tricky business ( see page 82 ) , but if you really love that 50s look , Lenthéric 's Eye-Definer is the best liquid liner we could find . 

Her eyes were made up with heavy black eyeliner , her mouth was a deep red rosebud . 

The only people we know who do it are Cosmetics to Go , the mail order firm that brings you such exuberant delights as Filboid Studge Asparagus Mask and Goop Liquid Eyeliner . 

Because it was easier than a bra and panties she had donned an ivory , gossamer-light teddy . 

Then she slipped out of her robe , revealing a black lace teddy , before stepping into her dress . 

He called to Laura , who was lolling in the kind of leather teddy , which I for one , would dearly like to see in real life . 

Emerging from the fragrant warmth of a sudsy bath some time later , Lissa dried herself carefully and slipped into a gold-coloured satin teddy . 

` If I 'm wearing a silk teddy or stockings and suspenders , I whisper a description in Stewart 's ear as he leaves for work . 

Baseboards can be prominent or discreet , a complicated assembly of board , cap and base , or a simple strip of hardwood .

The conspicuous exterior dado , the baseboards , and the chair-rails in the Vanna Venturi House were hardly Classical moldings—they were merely boards with chamfered edges—yet they challenged the assumption that trim and Modernism were incompatible .

Cheoc Van and Hac Sa ( `` Black Sands '' ) are both popular resort areas , with lifeguards on duty in summer and windsurfing boards for rent .

I started doing it with pot , breaking a little bit , squashing it on the foil and smoking it as though I was having a chase . 

I heard him pumping up the pressure and singing a folk song which began , ` We do n't smoke pot in Norwich City " . 

I smoked pot and a pipe of peace and things like that and everybody was tripping out and all the rest of it and that 's how initially I got into it . 

She poured a glass of Perrier water for herself and asked if he would like to smoke some pot . 

And they were , they were a part of a social milieu that my father 's family were close to but not quite in .

Your National Audubon Society membership also gives you the opportunity to be part of the Audubon Network .

We would like to give middle school youth who are part of our Urban Mission Branch a chance to participate in an outdoors experience .

Bach became part of a small group led by Hamza Safi , a fellow Moroccan who had fought in Iraq in 2003 , French and Italian investigators say .

It was part of an aerial convoy from Kuwait to Balad , north of Baghdad .

A senior officer in the alliance said there was no specific intelligence that Kadafi was in either of the two vehicles that were hit , which were part of the larger convoy maneuvering through the area .

Kalp was part of a group of 13 former hostages who attempted to sue the Tehran government for $ 5 million each in damages .

They were part of a patrol carrying out combat security operations in the Khogyani district , the military said in a statement .

Sen. John McCain ( R-Ariz . ) , a fervent supporter of increasing aid to rebel leaders , said that killing Kadafi could be legitimate " if you view Kadafi himself as part of the command and control .

The film visits with the soldiers who were part of the patrol and with Funkhouser 's widow , Jennifer , and their two young daughters .

The Kadafi and Ibrahim families are part of the same small tribe , which has enjoyed considerable privileges during Kadafi 's 42-year reign .

The unit , along with allied coalition forces , was part of a patrol that has been sweeping the area in search of enemy contingents .

Goldsmith , now an active member of Iraq Veterans Against the War , is part of a growing population of Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans who have suffered from PTSD . .

The two men were part of a combat engineer patrol searching for roadside bombs , the leading killer of U. S. troops in Iraq .

The two American soldiers killed by so-called " friendly fire " were on Iraqi soil as part of a 1st Infantry Division task force conducting reconnaissance operations when their unit suddenly encountered an Iraqi armored column .

In the alley behind the house , barely visible in the shadows , Sgt. Billy Davidson 's Humvee formed part of the security cordon .

Belarus and Kazakhstan are also part of a pact initialed this year .

Aug. 5 : A minivan explodes at a hotel in Jakarta , Indonesia , killing 12 and wounding 150. Authorities suspect Jemaah Islamiah , a part of the Al Qaeda network .

Officials said more than a ton of TNT was unearthed Thursday after authorities arrested Fathur Rohman Ghozi of Indonesia on suspicion that he was part of a Jemaah Islamiah terrorist cell intercepted recently in Singapore .

Many of its employees were part of U. S. Special Forces , and it has taken on some of the most dangerous missions .

Just over 6 pc were worried about BSE despite the absence , as yet , of any evidence of a link between the disease and sickness in humans .

A TOP British pilot has died of altitude sickness in the Himalayas while leading a probe into an air crash .

A pesticide which has long been thought to cause sickness and death in farm workers has been subjected to a partial ban following an agreement between the manufacturers and the US Environmental Protection Agency .

12-3-1892 The classes were not held owing to the amount of sickness in the district .

` And when he was recovering from his sickness here in my house , I noticed how similar he looked to the girl 's face in the picture .

It would always be there , through the years , a nagging sickness in the pit of her stomach .

So for some older workers the retirement age is effectively lowered by unemployment , sickness or injury .

Fran stared at the headlines , feeling sickness welling into her stomach .

On many occasions Jesus has relieved the sufferings of others , curing them of their sickness , freeing them from the hold of spirits .

* Is your sickness due to a prescribed industrial disease caused by conditions at work , while you were working for an employer ?

Inhabitants of Pripyat , the town nearest to the reactor , were told nothing for 36 hours , and not tested for signs of radiation sickness until much later .

Anders was there , supposedly supervising the preparation of an assortment of mixed salads for the buffet .

I would help with the preparation of a meal for all the men who were doing the work .

Turmoil goes well with the preparation of cheese omelette followed by tossed salad , rice , and lightly grilled fillet steaks .

She mistook ` sha n't " for ` shall " and proceeded to give thought and time to the preparation of a delicious meal .

She went straight to her jug of water and lifted it up by the handle and peered inside . 

She kept handy a jug of filtered boiled water for drinking : this was the only way to avoid the numerous intestinal parasites from which almost all the local people suffered all their lives . 

Soon , the wicker basket was packed with fruit , slices of pork pie , daintily cut sandwiches and a small earthenware jug of sarsaparilla . 

They used to have bread and cheese and a jug of cider under the hedgerow , but I do n't think they even do that any more . 

The lady with the upright hair who Gloria said had a screw loose , clattered into the bedroom holding out a steaming jug on a tray . 

A Victorian jug on the mantelpiece had been given him by Louise one Christmas . 

There was an empty earthenware wine jug on the table , and two used glasses . 

She filled a jug with water from the pail , found rag , a tankard and another crust of bread to add to the food in her pocket . 

I recently received a photograph of what looked like a measuring jug with a spout like a teapot rather than with at the top . 

Immediately after lunch , she dashed off to the kitchen and found one of the Trunchbull 's famous jugs . 

` Why do n't you go with him ? " asked Betty , carefully rinsing one of Lydia 's lustre jugs . 

Then he strode over to the table and picked up the ale jug standing there . 

Archaeologists have discovered a complete Roman house beneath the leaning tower of Pisa , containing dinner plates and wine jugs . 

Graduations on the side of the cylinder show him exactly how much chemical has been sucked out , and there is none of the fuss of using a measuring jug . 

Jess was given all the floor scrubbing and lugging of coals , sharing with fat giggly Sally Dade , the housemaid , dusting , washing up , bedmaking and carrying hot-water jugs to the bedrooms . 

She should have brought a wine jug from the hall , she chided herself as her breathing steadied . 

The three brothers crept in on tiptoe to leave jugs of iced lemon juice by my bedside . 

He threw the orange to one of the theatre-goers , then stooped to pick up a glass jug , keeping the book and the saucepan going . 

The waitress reappeared with the tray and set out the tea pot , milk jug , hot water container and a large dish covered with a silver lid . 

He had a bottle of milk , a jug of cream , and two pats of lovely golden butter in a basket . 

He had knocked over the water jug when he got up from the table . 

In the centre of each courtyard were large earthenware water jugs which sweated gently in the breeze under the shade of thatched canopies . 

` Invalid and invalid as in having no effect , " Fernando grumbled as he went to pour her a drink from a jug on the table . 

As she spoke , she reached out and poured herself a glass of water from a jug that was always on her desk . 

He was standing by his desk pouring a mug of coffee from a Thermos jug . 

` I hope we 're safe with this , " said Jamie , peering into the cocktail jug . 

Fei Yen stood by a tiny table to one side , pouring wine into cups from a porcelain jug ; offering first to the T'ang and then to her husband , finally to her cousin . 

Not only doing unnecessary jobs , but actually creating work by transferring cooked food out of saucepans into dishes before serving it , decanting milk into a jug and margarine on to a saucer . 

She lifted the bottle shakily and with care poured the water into the jug . 

He watched as she poured water from the jug into the bowl and quickly washed and then dressed ; not once did she look at him or speak one word . 

Polly poured the steaming coffee into a vacuum jug and wrapped the plate of cheese and tomato sandwiches lightly in clingfilm . 

An enormous jug of Edgebone 's home-brewed ale sat on the floor between their chairs . 

He finally returned with two chunks of roughly cut bread , a slab of cheese and a tiny tin jug of milk . 

Discharged in 1988 he returned to his old job but was soon arrested for possessing cannabis . 

The effect is most marked in those parts of the brain which deal with memory loss , muscle movement and body temperature , all of which are affected by cannabis . 

A BRITISH couple have been accused of smuggling cannabis worth £266,000 . 

Seizures of cannabis and amphetamines were dropping as the hard drugs began to dominate the scene , but as far as amphetamines are concerned it must be remembered that the seizure figures relate only to illegal imports . 

A BANGOR man found in possession of cannabis worth a street value of £40,000 has been jailed for 18 months . 

He admitted ten charges of possessing and supplying cannabis and speed over a period of a year . 

The faint smell of cannabis wafts up my nostrils , as the stale odour comes from Clary . 

A DRUG dealer who recruited youngsters to sell ecstasy and cannabis in the Highlands was jailed for five years at the High Court in Inverness yesterday . 

Detectives also found bales of dried herbal cannabis from a previous crop and believe the isolated spot had been used to produce the drug for up to a decade . 

WHEN police stopped to help a driver whose car had broken down outside Inverness they found 28 packages of herbal cannabis in a carrier bag . 

Nobody would have known that he was planning to puff on home-grown cannabis in Wales if it had n't been for the ironic coincidence that another Mr Perkins had mistakenly opened a package addressed to the actor . 

Staff at the medical centre at Heathrow airport once called in the Customs and Excise after discovering that two men admitted in a critical condition had brought it upon themselves after swallowing a total of forty-eight condoms filled with liquid cannabis . 

FARMERS are to be allowed to grow cannabis -- but not the variety normally associated with illicit drug parties . 

His lawyer , Mr Geoffrey Leach , told the court , ` He does not smoke cannabis . 

A pub landlord in Oxford has been charged with allowing his customers to smoke cannabis on his premises . 

Richard Miles was known to smoke cannabis but police do n't believe such drug use was a motive for murder . 

Five years earlier he had been fined £100 by magistrates at Uxbridge for trying to smuggle cannabis and LSD through customs at Heathrow Airport . 

In the meantime , in a separate incident , a number of people are awaiting sentence after hollowed-out onions were used to smuggle cannabis into Worcester . 

Mr Langdale claimed that in 1990 south London drug-dealers supplied cannabis to Northern Ireland , frequently sending it via Red Star parcels . 

Badenoch admitted charges of being concerned in the supply of ecstasy and cannabis between October 1991 and April 1992 . 

They are alleged to have taken cannabis at two end-of-term parties outside the school . 

Last year 12 Wellington College pupils were expelled for taking cannabis and LSD . 

` We are actually now dealing with a substance which affects us all , not just the few people who take cannabis for recreational purposes . " 

This caused his dismissal by the school board and disfavour from the Clyde workers committee ; indeed , his closest political contacts before the Russian revolution were with followers of Trotsky . 

If such a problem does arise there is naturally a heavy onus on the company to rectify the adverse conditions , and dismissal for sickness absence should only be a last resort . 

This means that managers in companies that perform well should be paid very much more than they are now ( and the prospects of dismissal for poor performance should be increased ) . 

If Docherty 's dismissal from the manager 's job at Manchester United had unspoken religious undertones , it had its greatest impact on a close-knit catholic family back home in Glasgow . 

A betrayal which had secured their dismissal from Mr Ben Braithwaite himself who had branded them as troublemakers with no hope of employment anywhere in Frizingley again . 

Unless she felt it because her dismissal from that job had deprived her of the sight and sound of Luke Scott ? 

A COUNCILLOR has lost his claim for unfair dismissal from a do-it-yourself store where he was assistant manager . 

Significantly , however , it also recommended safeguards against the dismissal of chief officers including a proposal to prevent dismissal of a chief executive except on the vote of two-thirds of council membership . 

Mantilla ordered the dismissals of the officer concerned and of his commander . 

A year later a major steel plant announced the dismissal of 901 of its 3700 workers : 

A former employee of the defendants swore an affidavit relating to his claim against the defendants for wrongful dismissal . 

Hulme agreed , ` If you were to come from up north and work for certain London councils and come in one morning and say ` Hello , chucky ducky lover " it would be instant dismissal . " 

Mr Major replied : ` Workers who choose to go on strike have always faced the risk of being dismissed without the right to claim unfair dismissal . 

Sir Ian Gilmour , a member of Mrs Thatcher 's Cabinet until his dismissal in 1981 , has been the most articulate critic of the new Conservatism . 

NOEL CLEAL described his dismissal as Hull coach as a ` kick in the guts " and forecast a gloomy future for the club , writes John Whalley . 

Dismissal on grounds of incompetence or political differences is far less common than sudden transfers of Ministers to other departments as a result of events quite unconnected with their policies or performance . 

The controversy led to his dismissal as Slovak Prime Minister in April 23 by the Slovak parliament and his replacement by First Deputy Prime Minister Carnogursky , leader of the Christian Democratic Movement [ see p. 38161 ] . 

THE management team which has built the most successful Great Britain side since the Seventies was broken up yesterday with the dismissal of the 54-year-old Les Bettinson , team manager since 1985 . 

Staff at the voluntary organisation held strikes in protest at the dismissal of Paul Knight , who managed a home in Barnet . 

The speech caused outrage in many quarters and , following the fighting in Crown Heights , there were widespread calls for the dismissal of Jeffries . 

Vice-President Gonzalo Aguirre Ramírez had joined in the demands for the dismissal of Braga , who was subsequently appointed president of the Banco de la República . 

Indeed the origins of the campaign for old age pensions lay in this callous exercise of age discrimination -- the dismissal of individual workers as a result of their age . 

The government ordered the dismissal of nearly all 3,000 of its customs inspectors in early December , replacing them with new recruits , in an effort to reduce bribery and corruption and improve efficiency . 

Recent protests by disillusioned supporters calling for the dismissal of player-boss John Carroll have prompted the club to get both sides together to discuss the club 's situation . 

Since the industrial tribunal had not found that such a vacancy existed , it was wrong to conclude that her dismissal was automatically unfair . 

Regulations have also been discussed regarding the suspension and dismissal of public employees who do not express loyalty to General Noriega . 

It covers the situation where the works council demands the dismissal or transfer of an employee who behaves in an illegal or socially harmful way . 

The dismissal of an HIV-infected employee ( or one erroneously assumed to be HIV-infected ) because co-workers feared transmission of the virus should be remediable . 

Expert police questioning would get enough out of her to cost Bonanza a lot of profits , if it did n't put him out of business altogether . 

However , the approaches to its main executives only came out under aggressive press questioning of Mr Gatward after yesterday 's meeting which a handful of shareholders attended . 

With that check came renewed questioning about the balance between services provided by the social services departments and the many forms of family , neighbourhood and commercially purchased care that they supplemented . 

These three , also from South Ronaldsay , had been abused , and were undergoing extensive questioning about it . 

She also had to parry some delighted but pointed questioning about Rohan . 

In general , responses to direct or indirect questioning about non-standard varieties are always conditioned by speakers ' awareness of their social significance and usually reflect knowledge of the standard rules . 

It is therefore necessary here to see whether the questioning by Gary and Aggi was such as to require the judge in his discretion to exclude the conversation . 

And if it were n't for Grand-mýre and Caro she did n't know how she would have got through the past few days , especially the questioning by the Gestapo . 

Part of the mutual learning process is that you may find that apparently sensible objectives need altering in the light of critical questioning by alert subordinates . 

For the first time I had to tell my story logically , and the effort which this entailed , under the critical questioning of the Inspector , dispelled some of the depression which I felt . 

This is achieved by debates and the questioning of ministers and in committees . 

But he had not asked after her ; unsuspected questioning of her mother had told her that . 

The New Zealand-born but peripatetic investor was speaking at GPG 's annual meeting in London , where he faced tough questioning from a disgruntled shareholder about accounting practices and future strategy 

Further questioning revealed that he was only able to sell the artefacts in Gibraltar because they had been found illegally on a site in Spain . 

` In the course of our questioning , he suddenly broke down and confessed , " Mr Ben Hemo added . 

Dr Kent was very thorough in his questioning , quickly eliciting that Mrs Cole was thirty-four , married with three children , and had suffered a bout of flu three weeks previously . 

An ugly purple flush rose up Miss Jarman 's already heated face as she slowly realized how he had manipulated her questioning . 

` That will depend on how clever my questioning is and on how frightened she can be made to feel either for herself or on Wheeler 's behalf . " 

So she held back on her questioning , though she somehow found that she was telling him of her love of music and how Janáček 's lively sixth movement was one of her particular favourites . 

Trapnel recounts how during her questioning by local magistrates in Cornwall a large crowd gathered : 

Tactful questioning about bowel habit is usually part of patient assessment in surgical wards for several reasons : 

The only exception was the questioning about which area should be avoided in reselling the goods . 

The progressive questioning of the staff made for a terrible atmosphere in the Staff Common Room . 

Perhaps rock star Bryan Adams , the victim of Selina 's odd questioning on the Wogan show , offered the best explanation for the success Selina will be looking for when she interviews celebrities on Entertainment Express next year . 

Individuals from different cultures may not only contract together using different cultural assumptions , but using an entirely different legal framework . 

The police tend to operate with different expectations of individuals from different social backgrounds . 

The student body is cosmopolitan , including individuals from all continents . 

Overseas groups and individuals from such places as Hong Kong , Norway , Malaysia , Kenya and the USA have also written in or called during our silver anniversary year . 

Individuals in one group in the morning may have joined another group some 10 kilometres ( 7 miles ) distant by the afternoon or next day . 

For sole traders , as well as individuals in financial difficulties , an IVA can be a successful conclusion to financial embarrassment . 

We are now in a position to answer the question with which we started : namely , why do individuals in our culture go through these three stages of developmental growth in the manner in which they do ? 

ACET is in touch with around 300 infected individuals of which about 130 need support to stay at home . 

` The sentence must also make it clear to others that the law will not permit individuals of excellent character , such as yourself , to take the law into their own hands . " 

It also raises thousands of pounds which are distributed to charities and worthy groups and individuals of the area . 

Now clearly , he responds every day to individuals of the public . 

A new top rate income tax of 50 per cent will apply to individuals with an income of at least £40,000 this year . 

New activities , new relationships and new supports may have to be found to re-engage the ageing individual with mainstream society . 

For individuals with phobic anxiety , these tasks include graded exposure to progressively more difficult avoided situations . 

The fun centred on a stocky individual with a flushed face and sandy hair . 

Working class individuals ( who report a higher incidence of stress than the mobile middle classes ) adjust their goal preferences more slowly than high-achieving middle class individuals . 

All over the world individuals are asserting themselves and refusing to be codified , or grouped or collectivized . 

One such interest might be autonomy , the rights of exclusive use and alienation inherent in private property enabling individuals to organise their affairs without the need to obtain the permission of others . 

Alternative schemes involve giving individuals vouchers , to be used as payment for health care , on condition that they opt out of the NHS . 

But in older elite studies ` To know who the power wielding individuals are is thought to be sufficient ; it is a secondary matter to inquire into how they use their power . 

It is interesting to speculate , if one accepts this classification , on the evolution of functions in each human individual . 

Life itself , and its sometimes harsh realities , provides penalties which teach individuals about the ` costliness " of their misdemeanours . 

An ` inside " story can also be told in terms which subordinate individuals to some larger social whole . 

For both businesses and individuals with financial interests abroad , particularly where payments are constantly being made or received , a foreign currency account is essential . 

As a result of these misleading advertisements and unsolicited telephone calls a number of individuals in the United Kingdom over the period July 1988 to March 1989 purchased Euramco shares . 

So that at the end of the day one has a much more rounded individual with of course specific talents . 

The healthy , well-adapted individual keeps them in balance in a dynamic equilibrium . 

The healthy individual has no compulsive morality because he has no impulses which call for moral inhibition . 

` Mr Owen says that he has proved a healthy individual produces more goods than one permanently on the brink of exhaustion . 

We found that older individuals showed less variability ; in other words , they became more ` set in their ways " and this would tend to stabilize daily rhythms . 

Counselling within families is based on the idea that many of the problems and difficulties older individuals experience have both cause and effect within the family process . 

In particular , latent and overt potassium depletion is more common in older individuals . 

Investment would be sought from the City , councils , trade unions and rich individuals . 

Investment banks and rich individuals are buying billions of dollars-worth of buildings and non-performing loans . 

In reality , no concatenation of highly talented individuals ever made a great film . 

The board has encouraged local clubs to nominate particularly talented individuals for the fund . 

Often , troubled individuals will take action based , however loosely , upon your advice and return in triumph to tell you that it was completely unsuccessful . 

Counselling seeks to present troubled individuals with a ` mirror " through which they can assess their social performance , and the reasons which lie behind its success or failure , its quality or lack of quality . 

Even quite wealthy individuals confess to conjuring up images of going cold and hungry . 

Nevertheless , there is concern that if wealthy individuals are able to purchase their own higher-priced coverage , a two-tiered health system will develop . 

The point of the idiom of companionship is that it allows individuals to form and to dissolve ties with one another with greater ease and frequency than would the idiom of shared substance . 

The first is the limitation in prescribing of psychotropic drugs and the provision of alternative forms of help for individuals with symptoms of depression and anxiety secondary to social problems . 

There are certain charities that will help individuals in financial distress , such as the Distressed Gentlefolk 's Association and some of the Armed Service organisations . 

These findings are consistent with the epidemiological evidence available ( Chapter 2 ) , and could assist general practitioners to identify individuals at risk . 

I do n't even know quite how they do it , but I know they can positively identify the individual . " 

Whether this actually demonstrates anything is debatable -- we all have antibodies to Candida because we are exposed to it from birth , and a positive response to an intradermal test is seen in some healthy individuals . 

The use of titles encourages you to see individuals as set firmly into their social slots . 

Perhaps a nearby individual acted as ` guardian " of the site and did whatever was necessary : planting , fertilizing , weeding out weak specimens and keeping the clump within bounds . 

This promotion of diversity , defence of the consumer , assumes a perfect bureaucratic world where individuals act rationally , where supply meets demand and where the equilibrium of the market is attained . 

Our aim is to enable groups and individuals to develop personal skills and new ways of learning through structured experiences . 

I was interested both in how individuals develop a sense of themselves through their subject choice , and in how a world-view of a discipline is constructed at an academic and departmental level . 

With strategies like these for saving the day , it had to be a hardy individual indeed to do what Solly tried . 

As a result , it was found that closer supervision was required by management to ensure that the work was done properly and that every individual did his fair share . 

But so do many private individuals , and we do not believe that a citizen 's sphere of personal freedom necessarily shrinks as his power and influence grow . 

Generally speaking , racist humour is used to make simple conversation and reactions to these generally leaves us , the black individuals , feeling guilty that we have challenged them . 

In a few cases private individuals have been receiving journals by post , if they weigh less than 300 grams . 

You 're the most contemptible individual I 've ever encountered in my life ! " 

Many individuals and even whole people are living in conditions which are ` an insult to their innate dignity . " 

Individuals live and die , but economic , political and religious systems , for example , show durabilities that go beyond the lifespan of any one individual . 

NAPSAC , which has just ended a successful pilot year , aims to establish links between agencies and individuals working with people with learning disabilities who are at risk . 

She was inspired and strengthened by seeing herself not as a passive victim , or a cancer patient , but as an individual working for her own health and well-being . 

The air hostesses on the flight to Bangkok wear pink and purple sarongs with gold borders , western eye-makeup , smiles . 

They wear sarongs of every possible hue , and atop their heads are colourful swirls of fabric which they use to support huge baskets of exotic produce . 

Obsessed with Siti , the youngest , he stole her sarong from the bank so that she could n't fly back to the stars with her startled sisters . 

The sultan and his court wore locally woven sarongs and turbans shot through with threads of real gold and silver . 

The theatrical bustle of the place is increased by armies of beautiful women in green silk sarongs and young men dressed like dashing versions of clog dancers . 

The short journey took them some time because of the melee of people that were always thronging the streets night and day .

Overcome with hatred , the Dark Elves charged into the water and a great melee broke out .

The council 's decision followed a Christmas night melee in which two teenagers were wounded by gunfire and more than 100 police were called in .

Both sides are permitted considerable licence to achieve their aims and in the ensuing melee , where there is little prospect of administering rules , many old scores are settled .

Indeed in one melee outside the gates Richard was thrown from his horse and rescued only by the strong arm of a sturdy butcher .

I was shaking with embarrassment that he could talk to me in this way at all , as if he knew me , as if he had the right to question me . 

It is to their obvious embarrassment that they are again together . 

I have seen him as Grimes many times and never without a sense of embarrassment that this finely sensitive singer should have been asked to adopt a vicious role alien to him . 

His embarrassment about self-disclosure gives the impression , belied by his other books , that he knew nothing of the mystery that grace works by means of human weakness , not by side-stepping it . 

Many solicitors never overcome their own embarrassment about the amount that they charge , though few go on to lower their fees . 

` It 's inconceivable , I agree , " responded Howard , waving a well-manicured hand , his plump face pink with embarrassment at the directness of Newman . 

Jenna 's face flushed with embarrassment at the way the girl watched in amused surprise . 

Her meagre shilling donation was an embarrassment in this wealthy company , but she refused to think of it . 

" What 's this , playing infant games still ? " he demanded , and was gratified to see the flush of embarrassment in Tristram 's cheek . 

I could tell from the blank embarrassment in Tom 's expression that she had not acknowledged him . 

If there is not quite an embarrassment of riches , there is enough to make the small investor blush at the choice . 

On this occasion , satyāgraha involved imprisonment of thousands of Indians , much to the embarrassment of the Union Government of South Africa . 

It was then that I decided to drop a note through Carla 's letterbox rather than cope with the embarrassment of a phone call . 

The row over the Fayed brothers ' acquisition simmers on , thanks to the Bank of England 's embarrassment over Harrods Bank . 

The extent of their embarrassment over their bonding was illustrated by the fact they 'd held it so privately . 

It was only the second occasion ever in which bankers had been summoned and reflected both the high degree of public outrage and government embarrassment over the spate of recent financial scandals . 

Such old people may have little embarrassment with each other about bodily functions , perhaps less than some husbands and wives because they were the stuff of taken-for-granted childhood . 

He grinned unrepentantly , watching her deep blush of embarrassment with apparent fascination . 

Nobody doubted him , or failed to recognise his temporary financial embarrassment . 

By resorting to a money-lender it became more difficult to conceal their embarrassment -- than if they had merely run up bills with retailers . 

The manager who seeks to increase the nurse 's embarrassment or difficulties is of little help . 

Often she would say something foolish , immediately regret it , then , to cover her embarrassment , say something worse . 

In a war fought against a racist regime in Nazi Germany , the existence of widespread discrimination against blacks in the USA was a considerable embarrassment . 

` You 'll not be alone with him , Maggie , he 's got a sister , and in any case Mitch will be there , " Richie muttered , red with embarrassment . 

We finally realised that we could avoid even that embarrassment by giving ourselves breathing space . 

They will always try to avoid any embarrassment , but will use their judgement on whether or not to make payment . 

Ethel shook her head in puzzlement , but a gleam had been coming into Eames 's eyes . 

Quick -- sign the register , get out , escape from the puzzlement in her eyes . 

I pointed out that I kissed Frankie but she dismissed my puzzlement . 

Claudia , frowning , turned to gaze at him in total puzzlement . 

Had witnessed her puzzlement and then her shocked surprise as she realised what it was . 

He saw her glance up in puzzlement and ask why he was still fully dressed . 

Pitching my voice to a tone of mild puzzlement , I called , ` What 's a rattlesnake doing up here ? " 

Rocastle got a page long interview expressing some puzzlement at Wilko keeping him out of the first team . 

BENJAMIN Bream , stepson of the guitarist Julian Bream , was yesterday found guilty of stabbing a friend to death during an argument at a party . 

There was a handle at the side of the organ and sometimes Mr Bobby Hughes , stepson of Mr Alfred Shortt , acted as organ-blower . 

The younger Walter was the brother of Robert , second Earl of Essex [ q.v. ] , and stepson of the Countess of Huntingdon 's brother , Robert Dudley , Earl of Leicester [ q.v . ] . 

My husband sometimes scolds my stepson but more often blames my son . 

( Far right ) Tiberius Caesar , Augustus ' stepson , at the time of his adoption as successor after Gaius ' death in AD 4 . 

The census of June 1841 finds Elizabeth living in Uncle Sam 's house in Bermuda Street , together with her stepson Robert Edward , and her own daughter Selina . 

Between them , the deceased Dr Alethea Ward and the surviving Rita Ablewhite directed Liz Ablewhite towards Cambridge , and Liz in her turn handed the same knowledge on to her stepsons and her daughters . 

Even Raine 's critics acknowledge that , in doing what dirty work had to be done and attracting the odium that went with it , she has put her stepson in a strong position . 

But this was certainly not true , for instance of Mary Ann Cotton , convicted of murdering her stepson in March 1873 and believed to have murdered between fifteen and twenty more of her relatives and close acquaintances . 

He cocked his head sideways and looked at his stepson with a wicked expression on his face . 

Alix Bowen , for her part , has strong suspicions about Liz 's relationship with her three stepsons , but considers her own feelings for Nicholas entirely natural . 

He has a stunning new wife , a daughter in her early teens and two stepsons and that , says actor Nigel Havers , is all the family he wants . 

Accompanied by his wife and stepson , he headed south , leaving his mark as a burglar . 

We did not appreciate at the time what a wrench leaving the Weir House must have been for him , nor the difficulty he had in adjusting himself to four assertive stepsons he hardly knew . 

Your own son needs to be encouraged to behave in a mature way , while your stepson has to be reassured that he belongs in the new family . 

She was philosophical about her stepson blaming her for allowing his father 's foot to become so black , saying that Alex had to look after himself . 

He 's sorry , " Luther told his stepson , smiling freely now and licking his lips like a dog might lick the juice of a bone from his chops . 

They play with good humour , their identical pigtails bouncing on their backs . 

In the corner , Sue is receiving head from Martin the Brummie and she stares glazedly into space , her pigtails bobbing with the motion . 

He went to Poole , where my Aunt and her family lived and , on one occasion walked down the High Street wearing Chinese garb and sporting a pigtail . 

In 1855 , to the disgust of established missionaries , he adopted Chinese dress and a pigtail . 

In his own house the curtains were open , the light was on and he could see a young girl with a pigtail , seated at the piano . 

Her hair was in a single pigtail tied with black bow , like one of Nelson 's sailors . 

` A song like ` Rubbish " for example -- people selling crack to kids happens more here . 

Smoking crack during pregnancy can cause low birth-weight , respiratory problems and premature labour . 

A place where everybody , employees and residents alike , smokes crack . 

The place is devoid of alcoholic recourse , even the bands ' riders are untroubled by hard liquor , shit , we 're all going to have to take crack instead ! 

Health officials blame the increasing use by women of crack , the smokable form of cocaine . 

This explains why the extent of the use of crack is not necessarily indicated by the scale of seizures . 

Things may have reached breaking point following the disclosure that Sunderland approached Crystal Palace manager Steve Coppell over Crosby 's job as Roker boss . 

President Nixon had to agree to pay over $400 000 in tax arrears in 1974 , after the disclosure that he had failed to report capital gains on the sale of property . 

The changes , which took immediate effect , resulted from an inquiry launched on April 22 , following the disclosure that Sununu had made more than 70 trips on military aircraft since April 1989 . 

But this was tempered by the disclosure that 35 per cent of firms expect to cut jobs over the same period . 

The disclosure about their son 's positive test result was made at 2 to 3 weeks . 

Sir Curtis Keeble , former BBC governor , said the disclosures about Mr Birt 's finances should be examined by the corporation 's board . 

The Korean visit is taking place in the shadow of new disclosures by author Andrew Morton in an additional chapter of his book , Diana : Her True Story . 

The disclosure from Sir James Sherwood , the man who revived the Orient Express , comes as Government plans to privatise BR are being questioned by two former Cabinet ministers . 

His disclosure in a Commons written reply comes after changes in civil defence policy after the ending of the Cold War . 

Other exceptional items should be disclosed in the notes , except where disclosure in the profit and loss account is necessary to give a true and fair view . 

The correct state of affairs is understood by reading the warranty together with the disclosures in the disclosure letter . 

It is not clear whether the courts would take the same attitude in relation to a general disclosure in a discretionary customer agreement of the fact that the firm might sometimes act as principal . 

The Prudential has recently called for greater disclosure of treasury matters by listed companies . 

Premature disclosure of the pregnancy was avoided by rendering Elisabeth 's husband ( Zacharias X ) mute until delivery , with a painless procedure . 

From the first suspicion or disclosure of abuse to the criminal trial of the alleged perpetrator , children pass through a spectrum of services and professionals . 

One needs to listen carefully to any client , but older people may be more reticent about disclosure to a stranger . 

In Shapiro , following the logic of both Cady , Roberts and Texas Gulf Sulphur , it was decided that an insider owed a duty of disclosure to the whole marketplace . 

Following disclosures to the press that the World Wide Fund for Nature ( WWF ) invests in trans-national companies whose activities it campaigns against , WWF has agreed to re-invest in " ethical and Green " companies . 

In view of the fact that Secrist 's disclosure was legitimate , it followed that Dirks had committed no wrong . 

Both were touched by the other 's disclosures ; and both realised they had found something unique . 

She was not unaware that Lorimer had warmed to her during her disclosures . 

The purchaser will want the vendor to warrant that its disclosures are true and accurate and are not misleading and should reject any general disclosures . 

From today 's disclosures , it would appear that the savings that would come from the setting up of a small number of large authorities will be less than was originally suggested . 

He suggests that gradual movements in share prices caused by insider dealing are preferable to the erratic jumps in prices brought about by enforced disclosure . 

This offered the temptation to Government to use section 2 to protect itself against potentially damaging disclosures . 

A requirement for separate disclosure on the balance sheet is proposed . 

The assurance followed the disclosure on Jan. 21 that Kazakhstan had in December 1991 test-fired a multi-warhead ICBM in violation of the START . 

Yet there was Lynn Amedee , an American football coach , resigning following disclosure of his £11,690 ‘ personal services ’ contract . 

The Companies Act 1985 , requires a general policy of disclosure of insiders ' interests . 

The applicant had objected to the disclosure of the report to the Crown . 

The financial backers may also be sensitive about the disclosure of the purchase price that they had supported . 

Soon after the embarrassing disclosure , the French ministry announced an inquiry into claims that Glaxo had placed numerous articles in the popular press and on television promoting its prescription-only migraine cure . 

Informed and reasoned debate takes place when there is full disclosure of the facts . 

However , there is nothing in it to suggest what these fuller disclosures might be . 

He criticised the system which allowed Laing to use the full disclosure of police documents to change his story four times . 

Iraq was accused by the United States administration of failing to meet a UN July 25 deadline to give a full disclosure of its nuclear capabilities . 

It would be necessary to make full disclosure of the arrangement in the financial statements . 

Alternatively , if the OR feels that the debtor has made a full and honest disclosure and that there are no suspicious circumstances , he may dispense with the public examination . 

When I first met them they had hardly ever granted interviews for the purpose of making any disclosures about their background . 

Disclosure of transactions with an individual related party may be made on an aggregate basis unless disclosure of an individual transaction is necessary for proper understanding . 

He gave me no satisfactory answer , saying only that The Times was set to make this disclosure in an article by a woman journalist the following day . 

Any disclosure of information contained in the plans , it said , would be ` extremely damaging to the Government 's industrial relations policy " . 

We will reform company law to require greater disclosure of information such as expenditure on research and development . 

On the one hand this can be attributed to an unwillingness by politicians to provide for a greater disclosure of information . 

Back in the summer of 1993 , the City is seething with unhappiness about the latest proposals from the Government and the Stock Exchange on the disclosure of price sensitive information by quoted companies . 

They included the delivering up of the two named individuals for trial , recognition of responsibility for acts , willingness to pay compensation , the disclosure of information relating to the IRA and renunciation of terrorism . 

The most important person employed by the State to supervise the health and care of the elderly at home is the general practitioner .

He had taken up a woman 's role , and in the most feminine way taken up the nursing of Sien when his own mental and physical health were at a low ebb .

He was already handing her the piece of paper which certified that she was in good health and not suffering from any infectious disease .

Some of them were so nasty that they had learned to disguise most symptoms of ill health from her .

The adverse consequences to the health of men in their seventh , eighth , and ninth decades could thus be considerable and might well counterbalance the small benefit of screening in terms of reduced deaths .

The retired docker 's health has suffered in recent years and he has trouble getting up the stairs at their maisonette .

She was in great good health and has traded in her Persian lamb for an ermine and almost pirouetted in it when admired .

The health of children in care was found by the House of Commons Social Services Committee under the chairmanship of Renée Short , MP , to be receiving minimal attention .

The best assurance of continued good health in your Koi is to learn how to be a fish-watcher : not just a casual glance at feeding time , but detailed observation of their behaviour .

The odour of seaweed wafted from the cliffs beyond the harbour and mingled with the fragrance of Jo 's cigar . 

His dark suit was impeccable , his hair was exactly the right length , and the fragrance of his aftershave was just sufficiently elusive as to be almost unbearably tantalising . 

The brilliance of the blue and gold morning , the fragrance of fresh-ground coffee , the tranquil pool and bewitching glimpse of blue sea beyond -- it was all in marked contrast to her bleak mood . 

Harry reached around her and carefully , even tenderly , plucked the bloom , savouring its fragrance before handing it to Katherine . 

Athelstan smelt the fragrance of the pine logs burning in the hearth , mixing with sandalwood , resin , and something more fragrant -- the heavy perfume of Lady Isabella . 

At first sight , indeed , taekwondo and karate look very similar -- that is until the Korean adepts of taekwondo unleash their awesome kicking power . 

It is often said that the aikido adept resembles the eye of a hurricane . 

In the tai chi form , the various movements have distinct names : this tai chi adept performs the ` brush knee hip twist " . 

Adepts at kung fu and karate use a number of techniques to smash through stacks of roofing tiles and concrete blocks with no apparent damage to their limbs . 

A true mystical experience is not only intended to make the adept less egotistic but it should also make him more alert and help him to function better . 

Continually adepts are warned that they must not strain themselves or try to experience these unnatural things . 

Fierce , sourly wise old adepts , who had retired from the field of stars , coached the intake of novices in the outer secrets of the art of the Inquisitor , his ken and practice . 

The adept begins in the stance known as yoi , and then progresses onwards through a series of solo techniques , in which he executes a set of movements against imaginary opponents . 

Mr Salam , 84 , a Sunni Muslim , is the most impressive of Lebanon 's dying breed of elder statesmen , but his words could have been those of a much younger man .

Under this system , the Maronites would hold the presidency and the leadership of the army while a Sunni Muslim would always hold the less important post of prime minister .

He was a devout Muslim , as were all the guerrillas , but she doubted whether that would have made any difference .

He says once you 've said these suras of the Koran and observed the obligations you are a Muslim .

The sultan was expected to be a good Muslim and to act justly in accordance with Islamic teaching .

No doubt he would like to be a Muslim with four wives all dedicated to his comfort .

He was a Lebanese Muslim and he had been given the gun by the Palestinians who were sitting on the side of the broken street , sipping their own glasses of tea .

It ca n't have been easy to have been a good Muslim in Cheltenham , thought Robert !

This story was told by a Muslim in the course of some Christian/Muslim conversations held in Birmingham recently .

The physician , a Muslim from India , made no protest to the Mutawas , but he was incensed at the role he was forced to play .

A Muslim from a poor family in Hyderabad , he does not fit in with the Bombay set .

` A good Muslim , " said Dr Ali , ` should pray five times a day .

Bosnia 's new president , Alija Izetbegovic , a devout Muslim and a former political prisoner , has already had exploratory talks with Croat , Serb and Slovene leaders .

` The strength of a state " in the view of a Spanish Muslim of this age ` varies directly as the number of its paid troops . "

No matter whether a person is a Muslim , a Jew , a Hindu or an agnostic/atheist , they can be moral .

Every good Muslim has his own special prayer rug , and Islamic religious symbolism is at the root of many of the most universal rug designs .

The product of a mixed marriage , his father had been a Muscovite , his mother an Uzbek Muslim .

Although the principle of taqiyah -- dissimulation -- does make it perfectly possible for a Muslim to pretend to assume a religion to which he does not really belong .

President Alija Izetbegovic of Bosnia , a Muslim , condemned the attacks , and in a letter to the acting Yugoslav defence minister called on the Serbian-dominated army to cease all hostilities in Bosnia .

He thinks this demonstrates the vitality of Islam and of the unwillingness of the thinking Muslim to accept the harsh , intolerant version of it offered by the fundamentalists .

IN a bold move to defuse rising communal tension in India , the new Prime Minister , Mr Vishwanath Pratap Singh , yesterday named a Muslim as home affairs minister .

In England , however , the birth of many children suffering from deformities caused by their mothers having taken the new drug thalidomide prescribed by doctors during their pregnancy resulted in the enactment of the Congenital Disabilities ( Civil Liability ) Act 1976 . 

However , after the birth of her second child returning to work did n't work quite so well . 

Complex social problems have to be tackled including homelessness , imprisonment , birth of an infected child and death of one or even both parents . 

Her prayers were eventually answered , but after the birth of her first longed-for child she had four more . 

Lucy Keane , defending , said the tragedy arose from the mother 's unhappy childhood and adolescence and the unhappy relationship she had which resulted in the birth of her son . 

Just eighteen months previously Diana 's mother had given birth to John , a baby so badly deformed and sickly that he survived for only ten hours . 

At times in the past there must have been tenderness between the members of this family ; the old lady had conceived and given birth to two children , nursed them and watched them grow into adult life . 

Philip Leapor told Freemantle that he worked for the Blencowe family for five years following his daughter 's birth . 

When he knew of his wife 's pregnancy Ernest requested that none of their names should go into the ballot until after the baby 's birth . 

Theresa 's son was born on 28 June 1937 and christened James Frederick , and Carrie said that Fred 's feet had not touched the ground since the child 's birth . 

His caesarean birth left him slightly crippled for the rest of his life . 

Michelle , 25 , from Wanstead , London , was one of six British women who flew to Israel with Dr Gowri Motha last month for the world 's first dolphin births . 

Those years until his birth as a bouncing , healthy six-pounder , were full of grief , especially for Mum . 

Over dinner at the Cafe Royal , she sat next to Guy and told him everything about herself from her birth in Whitechapel through to winning a place at Bedford College the previous year . 

Not so Sandra Deacon and Claire Gray , who launched Deacon Gray on 1 August last year , three months before the birth of Claire 's second baby . 

` He was devoted to his little girl and looking forward to the birth of his son . " 

Just as the Spirit was active in breathing life into the first man ( Gen 2:7 ) , so here he is associated with the birth of the last Adam . 

There is a second , and paradoxical , significance in the birth of " the first king of France " at a location in " Germany " . 

1179 singleton perinatal deaths and their selected live born controls among 114362 singleton births to women whose place of residence was Leicestershire during 1978-87 . 

An exhibition of the work of landscape painter Giovanni Paolo Pannini , marking the 300th anniversary of his birth , opens on 16 October . 

On the night of his second child Kate 's birth , Andrew was on stage 12 miles from the hospital in the comedy Noises Off . 

In 1971 , for example , there were about 224,000 births to fathers in non-manual groups , compared to 469,000 to ` manual " fathers -- a ratio of 1 : 2. 1 . 

In 1982 there were 5585 live births to mothers aged 16 and under ; for those under 16 the figure was 1281 . 

There were at least 60,000 live births to teenage mothers in 1980 in England and Wales . 

Mary gave birth to Jesus in a Bethlehem outhouse , using a manger as a crib , because there was no room in the local inns . 

The condemned girl had given birth to a baby daughter in the early hours of the morning . 

Three days after giving birth to Caroline , Mrs Cossins had a second sterilisation operation . 

But her fears that the baby was damaged were unfounded when she gave birth to a healthy 8lb baby boy . 

Their third surviving son , the Duke of Viseu , Master of the Order of Christ , would change the map of the world .

After the Reconquest it became the home of the new Military Order of Christ ( succeeding the disbanded Knights Templars ) .

It is evident in Irish-Americans ' increased visits to Ireland ( the Irish American Foundation calls them `` pilgrimages '' ) ; the burgeoning membership of fraternal organizations like the Ancient Order of Hibernians ( now at 100,000 ) ; and rising contributions to groups like the American Friends of Sinn Fein ( in 1995 , it raised a record $1 .

These are the ones who believe that FEMA and the Fed are merely fronts for the New World Order or the infiltrating aliens .

For , Truman and Stalin brought their own historic baggage to the task of creating a new world order after 1945 .

He 's not confident that his argument addresses what he feels is an underlying problem ; he wants to show that it 's ok to love this place while fighting for a new global order that does away with American superpower .

and he used to tease us about he would he was gon na clean his shotgun when out on the front porch when we were gon na go out on dates or

Having first transformed yourself ( Rule 1 ) into `` a creature unlike any other '' -- radiant , confident , fashionable , mysterious , elusive , quiet , and , if necessary , nose-jobbed -- do n't talk to a man first ( 2 ) or too much ( 3 ) , do n't go Dutch ( 4 ) or sleep with him on the first date ( 14 ) , do n't call him and rarely return his calls ( 5 ) , always end phone calls ( 6 ) and dates ( 11 ) first , and never accept a Saturday night date after Wednesday ( 7 ) .

A boy 's best friend is his dog , I retorted , but I ca n't see myself asking Jessie out on a date , can you ?

In the Arctic , the Eskimos constructed igloos from rectangular blocks cut from closely compacted snow . 

Adventure holidays are increasingly popular and the brave can test their physical and mental endurance in a number of ways from outward-bound courses where the participants usually spend the last few days of their ` holiday " building themselves a shelter in a sodden landscape and living off nature , to dog-sledging across the Arctic Circle and learning how to build an igloo on the way . 

As their instructor , Leo Shore , is the first to admit : ` If you can build an igloo out of bricks you can build anything . 

It may seem trite to observe that Eskimos are not , at heart , British public schoolboys who choose , for greater comfort , to live in igloos and wear fur clothes . 

A glass cabinet sat on the counter , crammed with dusty trinkets , leatherwork and tins of sardines . 

Claudel is bringing your little trinket back for some adjustments . 

Benjamin stared at my cloak full of the little trinkets and valuable possessions I had collected . 

Lady Eleanor 's jewellery and other precious trinkets were to be handed over . 

He fluffs my pillow and adorns me with trinkets ; earrings and a flowery jar of perfume called ` Fire Maiden " . 

Among the objects discovered were coats made of jaguar and cheetah skin , sea turtle shells , ivory trinkets and stuffed rare birds . 

As well as £2,000 , and a trophy presented by the Duchess of Kent , he has won a place in the Eurovision Young Musician of the Year heats in Brussels in June . 

Warming to his theme , Herbert , who keeps a bad-tempered parrot called Red Cross in his garden , continues : ` I remember my parents going to stay with the Duchess of Portland . 

He opened his own salon in 1923 and hit the big time in 1935 , when he designed the wedding dress for the Duchess of Gloucester . 

Many of the Patrons of the Campaign were present , including the Duchess of Beaufort , Sir John Wills , Dr Bob Woodward and Dr Derek Zutshi . 

The Duchess of York has launched a new nationwide charity scheme to encourage mentally disabled artists . 

The Grand Duke and his Duchess were in the ballroom , superintending the installation of the decorations . 

The lady Anne is duchess to the prince , she thought , but one can not be too careful . 

` The Duchess with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace after Edward 's death . 

The duchess was the Duchess Dudley , a unique figure as the only Life Peer before the creations of Harold Wilson . 

Joan looked wholly enchanting as she entered the great hall that evening beside the duchess . 

The Duchess , still wearing a dark-blue velvet evening dress from the night before , posed for pictures on the outside steps with the shooting party all around her . 

A week later the Duchess returned to France , and for the next fourteen years she lived alone in Paris . 

The Duke and Duchess of Kent were represented by Lieutenant-Commander Sir Richard Buckley at the Funeral of Field Marshal Sir Richard Hull KG which was held in St George 's Chapel , Windsor Castle , today . 

The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester will honour the ` Stars of the Bolshoi " opening night a week tomorrow at the Dominion Theatre in London . 

In fact the Duke and Duchess were tempted by some garden furniture . 

The front in eastern Libya has remained mostly stable for almost three months despite occasional rebel thrusts toward the town and intense aerial bombardments by NATO .

A much larger rebel force is stalled farther to the east despite heavy NATO bombardment of Kadafi 's forces .

He was indicted by the International Criminal Court , and North Atlantic Treaty Organization bombardments of government military forces strengthened the bands of poorly equipped and ill-trained rebels .

Reporting from Tripoli , Libya â€� Waves of NATO fighter planes hit the Libyan capital Tuesday with one of the largest bombardments of the city since the Western-led alliance began airstrikes almost three months ago .

" What is happening in Libya differs from the aim of imposing a no-fly zone , and what we want is the protection of civilians and not the bombardment of more civilians .

Only in recent weeks have the lightly armed rebels capitalized on NATO bombardments of Kadafi 's artillery , tanks and supply routes .

Later in the day , the division continued its heavy artillery bombardment of Iraqi positions , firing more than 1,500 rounds from eight-inch and 155-millimeter howitzers and multiple-launch rocket systems .

The last few days have seen a relative lull in the bombardment of Tripoli , which last week was pounded by aircraft from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization .

In addition , current and former American officials say that CIA operatives and equipment were sent into rebel-held areas to monitor the opposition forces ' activity even before the air bombardment began .

All other patients had been evacuated earlier in the week in anticipation of a government bombardment .

Abdelaziz reported heavy bombardment and raging gun battles on the city 's outskirts .

President Obama has demanded that Kadafi withdraw troops that are attacking three Libyan cities where civilians have come under sustained bombardment .

The increased military pressure seemed designed to sow uncertainty and dissent in a government suffering defections , daily bombardment led by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and an uprising by rebels who now control much of eastern Libya .

Rebel fighters fled Port Brega , site of a strategic refinery complex and oil terminal , under heavy bombardment and tried to hold back government forces rapidly advancing on Ajdabiya , about 95 miles south of Benghazi .

After nearly a week of rapid government advances behind air , land and sea bombardments , the conflict in rebel-controlled eastern Libya stagnated along the 45-mile coastal strip between Port Brega and Ajdabiya .

But the rebels have been promising to take the city for days , only to scatter in panic every time Kadafi 's men unleash tank and rocket bombardments .

Salah Abdelaziz , an architect who serves as spokesman for the Misurata opposition , reported heavy bombardment and raging gun battles on the outskirts of the city , home to about 600,000 .

Some rebels were pinned inside the city by bombardments on both the western and eastern approaches .

Sunday 's bombardment occurred in the mostly middle-class Arada Street neighborhood of the sprawling Souk Juma district , one of Tripoli 's most populous .

Ali was killed Thursday in a bombardment by Moammar Kadafi 's forces attacking rebels in the port of Ras Lanuf .

Tripoli returned to a kind of normalcy Wednesday , a day after the intense NATO bombardment , which , according to the government , left at least 31 people dead and dozens of others injured .

All over Europe the hum and resonance of its powerful engines can be heard . 

` Hi , " Penny Rogers greeted her , her voice barely audible over the hum and clatter of the dining-room . 

The only sound that broke the quiet of the cavernous schoolroom was the occasional hum and spatter of the telex . 

In near-silence made even more oppressive by the continuous engine hum and the laboured breathing of the six androids , the transporter glided along the passageway . 

Sometimes the wind made a low , musical hum as it vibrated in the wires … . 

This model gave off a steady hum that allowed it to be used indoors without disturbance to neighbours . 

The area seemed almost worse than the city he had left , and the metallic noise and traffic hum that came up from it was more formidable . 

The female , beating her wings as fast as 500 times a second creates the high-pitched hum that is so unsettling as you lie in camp trying to go to sleep without a mosquito net . 

Then one long hum that slowly faded , became part of the silence . 

The result is not that the user of the aid hears the phone conversation , but rather that there is a loud hum which drowns out everything else . 

Brilliant sunshine poured down into the herb garden , and the drowsy hum of bees seemed curiously at odds with the sharpening tension between the two doctors . 

The hum of conversation in the lounge sounded restrained as Lee approached the door . 

People began to move about , the hum of their voices sweeping like a wave along the bank . 

Whilst the machine warmed up , in the din and hum of the extractor fan , he took out his two letters and read them again . 

She was nearly halfway across when the faint hum of a car engine came to her ears . 

As the fire lights the JPT rises and a hum of gradually increasing pitch and volume begins to pervade the area . 

Hubert listened to the hum of insects , a woodpecker tapping somewhere near , and stretched his legs . 

A new sound can be heard in hair salons around the country -- the once familiar hum of the hood dryer is making a comeback . 

Once in a while she heard footsteps and obscured voices , the hum of drones . 

Outside , the cicadas buzzed metallically , the sea was dark blue and only the steady hum of the air-conditioning broke the silence . 

In spite of the hum of a ventilation fan the stench was appalling , a rancid mixture of death , decay , gangrene , sickness and broken bowels . 

But apart from the gentle , almost mesmeric , hum of the bees , all was silent and still . 

And , backing this melodic chorus , we were aware of another noise -- as we had been on and off throughout the day -- the all-pervasive hum of the power station transformers . 

` Birds bees trees and flowers all talk to me incessantly louder than the busy hum of men . " 

Carol 's kitchen was silent but for the hum of the refrigerator . 

There was a hum of excitement in the incident room that had not existed when Blanche and Dexter had left earlier that evening . 

There were five clicks followed by the rising hum of internal systems powering up . 

The only sounds in the room were the shuffling of the old lady 's feet over the plastic tiles and the hum of an electric clock . 

There was a perpetual hum from the ground below , and occasional harsher metallic bangs and scrapes , and judders of thick silvery snakes that sped along faster than cars and disappeared into black holes in the ground . 

There was an excited hum from the audience , and a forest of hands shot up to catch his eye . 

It was then that they heard the long awaited sound , a distant grinding hum like that of an angry wasp . 

She tested it with the concept of Henrietta , and yes , undoubtedly it responded , changing its frequency to an angry buzz before returning to its smooth hum . 

The space station , like every space station she 'd ever been on , had had its own almost imperceptible vibration and hum . 

A continuous multi-pitched hum whirred deafeningly around the shrine . 

The fridge suddenly switched itself on , the buzzing hum sharpening the tension . 

He told an audience at Stockholm 's stock exchange : ` The abandonment of the project enables all concerned to replan accordingly .

What a contrast with Mr Major 's abandonment of policy and principle after his costly Black Wednesday defeat .

Hopefully this approach may avoid the extremes of complete abandonment of dietary principles on the one hand and obsessional self-denial on the other .

They seem bewildered by President Reagan 's abandonment of an energy-saving policy and uncertain about what to say on key issues .

In the UK the new instability of exchange rates and international financial markets was followed , in 1976 , by the abandonment of Keynesian policies to sustain full employment and , since 1979 , by changes in the roles of the state , management and trade unions in influencing ( regulating ) the pace and direction of production and growth .

Although the Channel Tunnel Company set up during the 1880s survived the abandonment of the project , the pro-tunnel lobby had little success over the next 40 years despite a rash of Bills in Parliament and an inquiry by the Committee of Imperial defence in 1913 .

The assurance eventually came from the ARC literally minutes before the final deadline set by the Task Force for their abandonment of the project , and their promise to publicly disclose their reasons .

The abandonment of the project , which cost the Exchange 75 m and City firms preparing for it a lot more , cost 220 direct employees and another 130 contractors their jobs .

If the cost of a practical system was the abandonment of the guiding principle of the law of trusts , so be it .

Moreover , the ideological shifts that did occur can be seen to be consistent outgrowths of earlier party positions ; they did not represent , as contemporary propagandists liked to suggest , an abandonment of previous principles .

Munich became synonymous in Nizan 's vocabulary with the abandonment of the principles of collective security , the deliberate mystification of nation states , appeasement , acquiescence and capitulation to fascist oppression and death .

The abandonment of the 1973-1975 project did not dent the enthusiasm of the pro-tunnel lobby for long and agreement was reached with Kent County Council to keep the British terminal site free from further development .

Thousands are graded for size , shape and consistency and then strung on leather bootlaces . 

His hands were tightly bound together with what felt like bootlaces . 

He patiently unravelled the bootlaces and Richard winced with pain as the circulation returned to his fingers . 

The Mark Hateley of suit and silk tie is a polar opposite to the Mark Hateley of shorts and bootlaces . 

I can remember stuff they thought too petty for Trivial Pursuit and then somedays I have to look up the instructions on my bootlaces . 

140,000 miles of hedgerow , 95% of traditional hay meadows , 40% of natural woodlands and 60% of wild heathland have all been destroyed . 

Bog , grassland , and heathland expanded around Loch Lang in the later post-glacial to form the present predominantly treeless landscape of S. Uist . 

The heathland had suddenly ended -- to give place to an expanse of emerald green , which looked bright and most attractive but which , Cheryl realised with a shudder , concealed treacherous shifting marsh . 

You walk on to climb the slopes of Bulkeley Hill from where you head for the village of Bickerton and on the heathland of Bickerton Hill . 

Marshall , who gives these facts in his Rural Economy of Norfolk , supposes that three hundred acres of heathland were divided into thirty fields of ten acres each . 

The greatest transformation of heathland into corn fields was to be found on the estates of the famous Coke of Holkham , in the north of Norfolk . 

We crossed over heathland and passed ponds crowded with rushes and bordered by willows . 

The Surrey-based Heathland Countryside Management Project aims to see if the animals can regenerate and maintain heathland by eating the shoots of invading plants before they become firmly rooted . 

` She told him his clothes were awful and that she did n't like his schoolboyish haircut . " 

With his skinhead haircut , Doc Marten boots and mind full of race-hate , he walked just a pace behind the Middlesbrough student and her sister as they neared their parents ' house . 

Similarly , he was temporarily dazzled by Blue Rondo ýRP la Turk , a group of snappy dressers who crystallised a momentary enthusiasm in London 's clubland for zootsuits , pachucho haircuts and Latin rhythms . 

A student with a punk haircut and a goose ( husa in Czech ) strapped into his rucksack was greeted with applause all round as he insolently walked the length of Wenceslas Square . 

He has a trendy haircut and wears a dangling earring , but his accent is like his father 's . 

Well I 'll be wearing a distressed leather jacket , black jeans , a new short haircut which makes me look really hard and a large stomach . 

` The salon was relaxing , the staff pleasant and I really loved my haircut , " was the verdict on Windle Hair Salon in central London . 

A black girl with an Afro haircut then asked what was Grunte 's attitude to the Third World . 

Fashionable lacing on the waistband of these trousers helps to accentuate a trim figure . 

In the gap between the brassière and the pinched waistband of her skirt , her flesh bulged in a pale soft band . 

A narrow matching fabric belt covers the gently elasticated waistband , and can be alternated with belts of your own for a contrasting effect . 

So we invested in one knitted , stretch acrylic waistband as supplied for tracksuits , sweaters or windcheaters . 

A full , panelled skirt falls beautifully from a back-elasticated waistband . 

He switched the knife to his right hand , pulled back Tolby 's coat and jacket and rested it on the waistband of his trousers . 

He groaned and drew her closer , one hand around her waist , while the other separated her blouse from the waistband of her skirt . 

Mr Gay pulled a knife from his waistband , but was so drunk he dropped it and Cameron picked it up and fought back as he was beaten with a baton . 

Early on , the airstrikes protected the rebel-held eastern city of Benghazi from a counterattack by regime forces .

Still , it was uncertain if the mercurial man who referred to himself as Brother Leader and ruled the nation for nearly 42 years could muster a potent counterattack .

The government counterattack began overnight with rocket barrages that scattered poorly organized rebels west of Bin Jawwad .

Reporting from Surt , Libya â€� After weeks of failed offensives , insubstantial incursions and withering counterattacks , it seemed Saturday that the end game had begun in earnest for Moammar Kadafi 's hometown , Surt .

They had seized the town March 5 but fled in panic the next day amid a surprise government counterattack .

The four men , armed with assault rifles , were instructed to go back at least 50 miles and patrol the desert to guard against a government counterattack , they said .

As fighting raged outside Surt , rebels in Bin Jawwad complained about the local tribesmen , accusing them of betraying them during the government counterattack early this month .

Libyan rebels have captured key swaths of the western highlands , including the city of Zintan , prompting a fierce government counterattack that has sent thousands of Libyans fleeing into Tunisia .

Giunta estimates that not more than ten or fifteen seconds elapsed between the initial attack and his own counterattack .

As Marines launched a fierce counterattack and pushed the convoy ahead , Jimenez , 34 , a father of three , was shot in the head and killed .

The latest threats came as pro-government forces launched a counterattack on rebels attempting to push toward Tripoli , the capital , from their enclave in the port city of Misurata , 125 miles to the east .

About 30 miles west , rebel fighters skirmished with Kadafi 's forces in Bin Jawwad , a desert outpost seized by rebels Saturday but lost to a fierce government counterattack Sunday .

Hundreds of people have died , most of them suspected insurgents killed in counterattacks by U. S. , Afghan and other coalition forces .

Exhausted rebel fighters said the government counterattack began after a small group of Kadafi loyalists pretended to defect Sunday morning , then opened fire .

" All civilian and military activities will be the target of a Libyan counterattack , " said a statement by the General Interim Defense Committee aired on state television .

The fight for the Libyan capital , Tripoli , seems far from over as Kadafi loyalists mount counterattacks that have pricked the air of invincibility that enveloped advancing rebels just days ago .

Toward the end of every fighting day in the last week , loyalists have sprung lethal counterattacks .

Hundreds of soldiers and special-forces units spearheaded the counterattack in Port Brega , according to Gen. Abdul Fatah Younis , the rebel commander .

The ragtag forces that drove out Moammar Kadafi 's security forces in February credit U. S. and NATO warplanes for rescuing Benghazi from a government counterattack in March .

The rebels seemed stunned by the sudden counterattack by pro-Kadafi forces .

In all three groups , however , the mean values remained constant throughout the study -- again implying good compliance in controlling sugar , as well as fibre , intake . 

It has sought effective compliance in public contracts to national and EC standards , close attention to sub-contracting arrangements and monitoring of cross-frontier activities . 

Sir : The letter from the vice-chancellor of Essex University ( 10 October ) reflects the appalling compliance with government views which has been the policy of the Committee of Vice-Chancellors and Principals over the last decade . 

In the afternoon session there was an equally irritable wrangle over a proposal to adopt a law on compliance with the constitution , and to set up a committee for the purpose . 

The firm says that compliance with the audit regulations , through intra-firm quality controls and annual file reviews by an independent partner , would be far more effective . 

This motion calls for safety reps to be given the right to be involved in all workplace environmental issues , including inspections of all plant and equipment , assessing the compliance with company policies and the regulatory requirements . 

It is also likely to improve patient compliance in taking the daily quota of bile acid . 

He had previously claimed 100% compliance in taking his tablets over three to four years . 

If the Government are serious about promoting equal opportunities , I challenge them to reintroduce contract compliance , which they outlawed and which provides genuine incentives and practical advice to firms that wish to follow equal opportunities policies . 

The last is licence compliance -- the company provides a baseline inventory of all software being used within an organisation . 

The English and Scottish Institutes have suggested a number of changes to the VAT default surcharges regime , aimed at improving taxpayer compliance . 

To ensure compliance by motorists , standards for 30 km/h streets were set out by the Ministry of Transport . 

The behaviour of members of society is also directly affected , as we saw earlier , by sanctions designed to ensure compliance to its standards , that is , by social control . 

A notable phenomenon is the merging of very small firms to spread the burden of compliance with increasing audit regulation . 

Compliance with X/Open Co 's XA transaction processing architecture is also promised for next year . 

Compliance with ` proper local authority accounting practices " and with this Code will normally mean that the accounts ` present fairly " the financial position and transactions . 

In all new buildings they should carry guarantees of quality and certificates of compliance with Building Regulations , Codes of practice and British Standards . 

Cadbury proposes that auditors should review a company 's compliance with the code , before the compliance statement is lodged with The Stock Exchange . 

The rules of the SRO 's and the RPB 's ( including the ICAEW ) require compliance with the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers . 

The Cadbury Committee report on Financial Aspects of Corporate Governance recommends that listed companies should state within their report and accounts their degree of compliance with a Code of Best Practice . 

Compliance by the defendant with the Code may be relied upon by him for the purpose of showing that the commission of an offence under ss20 and 21 has not been established . 

Despite these problems the traditional budget continues to serve its original purpose , that of ensuring compliance with the conditions set out in appropriations . 

A United States State Department official was quoted as saying on April 16 that US sanctions would remain in force pending South Africa 's compliance with the remaining two of five conditions set by the US Congress . 

Produced in a loose-leaf format to allow for updating , this reference work is aimed at anyone with responsibility for ensuring compliance with new legislation . 

Full compliance with environmental legislation remains a key , yet elusive , target and I regret that in 1992 ICI was prosecuted or fined on a number of occasions for accidental environmental infringements . 

TRADE Secretary Peter Lilley has not relaxed the deadline for compliance with the Beer Orders , a spokeswoman from the Department of Trade and Industry claimed last month . 

Everyone got on with the business at hand , preoccupied with the problems of food shortages , lack of funds and compliance with the rules of the Islamic order . 

In his own interests the licence-holder , when structural alterations have been completed in compliance with an order , should intimate that fact to the clerk to the licensing board . 

( Article 37 provides that a carrier who has paid compensation in compliance with the provisions of this Convention , shall be entitled to recover … from the other carriers who have taken part in the carriage …

This concern was based on evidence that procedures available through the courts to enforce compliance with provisions of Part I of the Trade Union Act 1984 were not being used . 

Yiddish easily coins new names for new personalities : a nudnik is a ` pest ' ; a phudnik is a ` nudnik with a Ph.D . '

In addition to those names above , Francine M. Delvecchio , Marshall L. Hamlett , and Elizabeth M. Mixon made key contributions to this report .

If ever I write an autobiography it will be in dictionary form : names of places and people defined in terms of private significance .

For instance , in English the name of the Russian composer is usually spelled Tchaikovsky and sometimes as Tschaikovsky or Tschaikowsky where three or four English letters are used to represent a sound represented by a single Russian letter and more normally by only two in English , ch . The name Chaliapin was first transliterated into a French spelling Chaliapine ; later , when most of the family moved to the United States , the e was dropped to Anglicize the spelling .

As these late canvases wash over you with their great swaths of paint , you can immediately see why Clement Greenberg , writing during the late 1950s , spoke of the `` rehabilitation '' of Monet and why `` the most advanced of advanced painters '' ( Greenberg names no names ) `` were enthusiastically rediscovering him . ''

From the end April and into early May is Golden Week , the unofficial name for the conjunction of three major national holidays ( Green Day, Constitution Day, and Children's Day ) .

One lasting legacy of the Danish colonization is the street names .

Upon learning her name , Cortés had her christened as Doña Marina , and she became known to everyone by that name , although her Aztec name was Malintzin , which possibly the Spaniards pronounced Malinche , so she was also called by this name .

The first hypothesis corresponds to the traditional grouping Coelomata and the second corresponds to Ecdysozoa [ 3 ] . For convenience , we will use these names in reference to the two hypotheses while recognizing that this study , by necessity , involves only a subset of all animal phyla .

The euphonious word skilligalee came ashore in Narragansett bay as an alternative name for the marlin .

We used this embryological concept to define a set of embryonic structure names that depict a 'path ' describing the development of each organ .

Kofi , her husband , has done well in four years of selling plastic shoes on the river . 

The software , which was written by CAD Centre in Cambridge , gives pictures and patterns of finished shoes on a high-quality monitor screen . 

` One of my pupils , Fiona , aged five , always comes to school with her shoes on the wrong feet . 

He sensed more than heard the scuffle of trainer shoes on concrete behind him and threw a casual glance over his shoulder . 

From his bowler to his riding-mac to his moustache to his highly-polished shoes he embodies spleen and dodginess . 

At the adjacent table , a loud , powdered woman in a cyclamen hat slipped her shoes off under the table . 

As he followed his hosts to the house he noted with distaste the mud which had already splashed his beautiful shining shoes . 

Edward watched as I kicked off my shoes and socks , unbuckled my jeans and let them fall . 

I said , ` Do you think I should pipeclay my alligator shoes ? " but he just led the way into the hall and up the stairs . 

` Five miles along a dirt track in his city shoes , can you imagine ? " 

Groomed from his designer haircut to his designer shoes , glossily packaged and undeniably sophisticated , he inhabited another world to that of the men in her Welsh valley . 

Saw the vomit , yellow and translucent on my training shoe lying beside the bunk . 

Deck shoes , either in leather or cloth , are good alternatives -- smart enough for any eventuality . 

But the cynical should be advised ; this is the best thing Weller has done since he binned those awful black-and-white golf shoes and invented frothy coffee . 

Someone had dropped jelly on an expensive rug and she was attacking it forcefully with a brush to relieve her feelings when the bristles came in contact with a pair of smart leather shoes . 

See the velvet poke-bonnet and purple satin shoes worn by Victoria 's daughter , Princess Alice in the 1860 's . 

In principle any shoe can be resoled , but track shoes are done less frequently than road , fell or cross-country shoes . 

With the advent of “ glam ” , some younger kids wore brightly painted Dr. Martens shoes ( to match hair ) then there was the crepe soled , brightly coloured shoes of '72-'73 . 

Nicky was gasping , throwing Maria and Luke a quick apologetic glance and standing on one leg to examine an elegant leather shoe as the door closed . 

But Belle heard the footsteps coming towards her and opened her eyes a crack to see the huge leather shoes next to her . 

Platform shoes from the Thirties and Forties -- now in bright shiny colours or mock reptile skin -- left us tottering , swaying and living in permanent fear of a sprained ankle . 

The basket on her arm contained assorted shoes , soft satin slippers , pumps of French calf as well as stout leather shoes for walking . 

Among them , young men with shining , pointed shoes astride snarling Vespas shouted , Ciao bellissima but usually to someone else . 

She was wearing a navy blue duffel coat with a tartan-lined hood , black stockings and pointed shoes with very high heels . 

The £50 rubber-soled shoes earthed the massive electric shock as the bolt hit Brian , 12 , in his bedroom . 

Do n't go along in a dirty T shirt and floppy gym shoes or try to over-impress or be antagonistic . 

A queue of about ten people wearing gym shoes was lined up in front of the ladder . 

He pulled on an old army tracksuit and finally tied up his gym shoes . 

` You 're wearin' suede shoes , " he said , and promptly vanished . 

All black suede shoes and double-breasted pinstripe , he seemed central casting 's idea of the ideal Establishment man . 

Examine filthy battered weekend trousers and deformed suede shoes . 

Black suede court shoes with leg laces reduced from £89.50 to £49.50 , suede slipper pumps from £79.99 to £49.99 , evening shoes from £125 to £59 . 

I " d left umbrella in restaurant , suede high-heeled shoes were under threat , and a taxi was as rare as an Osprey . 

The Danieli shoe supermarket sells leather shoes for between £6 and £20 , while Skorpios , along the same Avenue Mediterraneo , has soft glove-type leather shoes and boots for around £35 . 

I 'd been right about Lloyd 's two-tone shoes though I had expected him to put socks on , and I was wrong about the hat -- it was a white Panama . 

She pushed the loaf towards him , put on her other shoe , said , ` See you this evening , " and left . 

When the light and warmth of the fire had given way to smoke , they put on their shoes and wandered homeward through the silent village and the frosty starlit night . 

Pilgrims take off their shoes and walk from the slipper chapel into Walsingham to the Anglican site . 

Rosalba was holding a wet cloth on her face , and so Caterina found she was home again ; her mother was taking off her shoes and rubbing her feet . 

In 1970-71 girls wore clumpy shoes with flared heels -- and sometimes boys shoes , especially loafers . 

` Major Who ? " said the man , looking doubtfully at Weir , who was wearing his white pullover and soft shoes with no sign of rank . 

She also wore extremely high-heeled shoes that made her legs seem even longer . 

In School E , a policy of infrastructural substitution entailed the conversion of a classroom to a lower-school library and the adaptation of furniture to the new purpose ; there was also extra-curricular augmentation in the innovation of a "  book week "  with competitions and a visiting celebrity , curriculum integration through the development of topic work , and curriculum substitution in the re-writing of the science syllabus to incorporate the replacement of much didacticism with more enquiry-based methods . 

Analogical inheritance can be used to guide the augmentation of a semantic net . 

MIP-1 specific augmentation of adhesion to VCAM-1 was not observed with a control glycoprotein ( CD45 ; data not shown ) . 

Further work is going on in terms of market augmentation to clarify things for consumers . "  

Very few of us naturally look like our dogs so a little augmentation might be called for . 

It would be wrong , however , to suggest that this infrastructural augmentation was no more than window-dressing . 

Thus a powerful lexicon is achieved , a storehouse of colour and shape in which repetition , augmentation and alteration become important devices . 

A croissant warm from the oven , a cup of good coffee and a tumbler of just-squeezed orange juice costs under £1 . 

The packet contained two smaller packets -- one blue , one white , which were mixed together in a tumbler of water . 

Our regulars come in , nod , put down a pound and are given a tumbler of the fizzing pick-me-up with no words being spoken . 

A Scottish Corporal waved at Marius and handed over two tumblers of neat Malibu which we swigged quickly . 

Because you lost so much body water in the heat , small boys brought tumblers of iced water at the end of every set . 

He drew a deep breath and reached for the tumbler of Scotch beside him . 

Markby put down his tumbler on a small table , laden with copies of The Field . 

It 's a long way through the massive forests of larch and pine to Novosibirsk , especially if your travelling companion only grunts as he downs another tumbler of cheap vodka . 

You may also want to have a tumbler of alcohol to sip to relax beforehand . 

A few moments later she was putting a whisky tumbler into his hand . 

How much it meant to us when she brought her Waterford tumbler up onto the stage with her , settled her feathers and her sequins and then looked calmly round until there was complete silence . 

In his study , Adam , wearing a dinner jacket , poured whisky into a cut-glass tumbler and confronted his brother . 

At supper , now they were thirteen , they were allowed one tumbler , well watered . 

The third , a shopkeeper and a victim of circumstance , toyed nervously with his whisky tumbler and prayed desperately for an opportunity to slip away and feed his camel . 

Ray Plummer filled the Waterford crystal tumbler with soda and ice and handed it to John Hitch , and then repeated the procedure , passing the other brandy and soda to Terry Morton . 

Partly filling an exquisite crystal tumbler , he pressed the prismed top back into the decanter 's neck , and sank into one of the leathern fireside chairs . 

A cut glass tumbler sat on the coffee table beside a bottle of gin and a bottle of tonic water . 

She laid them out in a precise circle on the polished dining table , the ` Yes " and ` No " cards opposite each other , then placed a glass tumbler upside down in the centre . 

His face lit up , he put his plastic tumbler down on the mantelpiece . 

A plastic tumbler containing toothbrush and paste stood on a deeper shelf behind two thin metal rails designed to prevent things falling off . 

Howard lights a fire of the pine logs he has cut , and they sit in front of it with tumblers of neat Irish whiskey . 

Gloria 's lipstick was brighter than ever , and she had a fitted red two-piece with Essoldo embroidered in cream on the top pocket . 

AU eyes were on her in a bright red cretonne two-piece and Normandy satin hat with wide frill . 

As they parked and headed for the open front door , a smiling woman in a dusky pink two-piece and with her silver hair caught back in a chignon appeared to welcome them . 

Now the Countryside Commission has published a consultative document on the issue of rural awareness and accessibility , its main aim being to increase the choices for visitors to country hotspots .

But the main aim of our visit to the Gower was to walk from Port Eynon to Rhosili , where , we were assured , the best of the scenery was yet to come .

The Philippines Government announced a 20 year tourism master plan with the aim of attracting 5.3 million visitors by 2001 .

It is our aim to do the same on the draft treaty on political union .

` In the short term , we will continue to pursue our aims to be one of the best regional airports in the country " , said airport director and general manager Rob Hill .

Many of the new churches being planted have this aim to be intimate with God .

` My idea is protection of the environment through science and technology , and it is my aim to have every youngster in the country sign the pledge to become a PEST , " said Cook yesterday .

With ` Laura Ashley " shops opening at about the rate of ten a year and Peter Revers ' avowed aim to have one in every state , the new factory was crucial .

Mr Gray said a new attitude would be needed from Mr Lang if he wanted to fulfil his recently stated aim to have a new and better relationship with local government .

The aim of every cross country rider is to negotiate a variety of obstacles as quickly and safely as possible .

The aim of the seminars was to bring together everyone who had been conducting social anthropological fieldwork in Scotland recently .

The aim of this experiment is to study individuals under circumstances in which the external causes of rhythms are removed .

In holding British films responsible for their own failure , industrialists were encouraged by the willingness of US producers to assert that the aim of the American film industry was ` to Americanize the world . "

The aim of Operation Market Garden was to secure a bridgehead at Arnhem , a Dutch town close to the Germnan border .

The aim of the series has been to record the domestic interior through contemporary visual records such as paintings , prints and drawings .

The EC 's Common Transport Policy could frustrate the British Government 's aim of privatising the rail network , Professor John Hibbs has warned .

Pain perception is traditionally an area of psychological expertise and the principal aim of this project is to initiate a significant sociological contribution to the study of pain perception , building on the post-holder 's doctoral research .

Its aim is to introduce a European dimension to existing training programmes in 12 vocational sectors .

Chrysler 's aim is to increase European sales to 100,000 a year over the next few years -- a plan almost certain to involve right-hand drive vehicles for the UK .

The government 's aim is evidently to shift the taxation of motorists on to petrol ; this will link the tax more closely to vehicle use , and so provide a greater incentive to economise on fuel .

And , believing passionately in the campaign 's aim of making state education available to every three-year-old , she has timed the meeting in the run-up to the expected April general election .

The aim is that ratification and the Queen 's assent may take place at the same time .

The aim is to discredit the Frelimo government as being unable to protect or serve its own people .

This seemed a more promising foundation upon which to develop electronic , in the sense of non-print , publishing : sufficiently removed from print production , yet strong enough intellectually to fulfil our overall educational aims .

IBM Corp in France has created a Unix systems division to try and fulfil its aim of becoming market leader by 1994 and , in particular , to focus on high-margin software and services .

The aim is for the parents to fill them in as accurately as possible , so they should be simple to fill in and placed in an easily accessible place in the home .

Unhappy about EC proposals on waste transport , the European Parliament has voted to stall the Commission 's draft legislation , with the aim of pressing Brussels into framing even tougher controls .

Once you have achieved your aim of being assertive , and people have perhaps carried out tasks that you have assertively asked them to do , you can show your appreciation .

He also considered that ` the production of surplus-value is the chief end and aim of capitalist production . "

The aim of a letter before action ( LBA ) is to obtain payment from a slow payer without recourse to court proceedings .

The ultimate aim of the counselling process is to achieve significant improvement in the social and interpersonal relationships of the counsellee .

The mujaheddin aim to weaken the Iraqi regime by attacking its defeated and demoralised forces .

Mr Wardell further questioned the effectiveness of the authority and said : ` You have some wonderful aims but , in reality , you have no clout , do you ? "

But American aims went beyond the mere exclusion of Free France from this particular theatre of operations .

Britain 's national energy strategy must be set within an overall European framework , with the aim of reducing pollution , improving energy efficiency and boosting the use of renewables .

However , such a decision on its own would hardly further the present aim of seeking to elucidate underlying issues .

Freud can not be said to have been unaware of the variability of human nature in different societies which have other economic arrangements and different cultural aims from those of Europe and America .

A main aim of that rescheduling had been to allow Gorbachev at the earliest opportunity to push through reforms and install a more sympathetic central committee .

It is worth noting that there are few narrow political aims involved , and that repeated reference is made to ` our country " : East Germany .

For example , the aroma of hot food , especially when flavoured with herbs or spices , will stimulate the appetite by making one 's mouth water and causing the digestive juices to flow . 

For instance , you may be feeling depressed and lethargic , yet love the gentle , relaxing aroma of sandalwood . 

The kitchen was to the left of the hall ; Robyn could hear the bang of a cupboard door , smell the distinctive aroma of fresh coffee . 

But the aroma of the food lingered long after all the sounds of movement had ceased . 

Or the aroma from the half of a poached deer that 's hanging behind your scullery door . 

Juliet found herself squeezed next to Dr Kent , and was acutely aware of the pressure of his body , and his faint aroma of spearmint and Savlon . 

Woodsmoke and the pungent aroma of apples and Michaelmas daisies spiced the dusk . 

No longer could I detect a whiff of stale odour , but the pleasant aroma of his aftershave . 

In 1870 the lay leaders of the Ashkenazi congregations in London had established the United Synagogue , over which ` the cousinhood " -- and pre-eminently the Rothschilds -- presided . 

Kristallnacht was what they had called that hour of darkness when the Nazis had declared open war on the Jews and had looted and closed down every Jewish shop in Berlin and burnt the synagogues , when the gutters had shone bright with the crystal-like glint of shattered windows . 

It is perhaps not surprising that when a Christian mob destroyed the synagogue in Clermont , in the aftermath of an outrage committed on a Jewish convert to Christianity , Avitus did nothing to protect the Jews , but used the incident to force them either to be baptized or to leave the city . 

At the end of this street is the Klausen Synagogue constructed by Rabbi Cohen in 1694 . 

One had a kind of bunched white nightcap , in white dimity edged with lace . 

Propped up in bed to ease her breathing , her nightcap pulled down over her ears , Aunt Sarah seemed to have shrunk inside the shawls which had been heaped upon her against the chill of the room . 

She needed several things she had not been able to bring away from the Holborn house ; chemises , petticoats , nightgowns , drawers , a frilled nightcap that had taken her fancy , stockings , handkerchiefs . 

A long-nosed Punchinello puppet popped his head up on the stand , clad in a red costume and nightcap with a bell on the end . 

The hills above Kardamíli are a good place in which to loosen up . 

It is a low rising hill above the waters of a loch and on it centre powers that only eagles of peace and truth can fully feel 

On 1st July 1916 at 7.30 a.m. , to the sound of exploding mines and a massive artillery barrage , British and Commonwealth forces attempted to storm these low hills around Thiepval . 

` He becomes old , and would be glad for the chance to see the hills around Merkadale again before he dies . " 

The hill ground varied tremendously , from fairly productive grass covered hills in parts of Wales to the rock and heather that abound in the North of Scotland . 

The highest hill in Denmark is about 12 feet tall , which is a bit of a downer for budding climbers . 

That was how , in 1860 , Frenchmen commemorated the battle of Fontenoy in 841 , fought between the grandsons of Charlemagne around a windswept hill in northern Burgundy . 

Paul Traynor heads for the hills with seven mid-sized rucksacks , ideal for long hostel-based routes or shorter backpacking trips . 

It was owned for years by a Swiss businessman , who installed ski-lifts where there was never any snow and scarred the hills with new tracks . 

Just on the hill-side above the starting-point is a little cottage -- one of the large family of rural homes that adorn the Highland hills . 

Laverley House is a listed Georgian farmhouse built in 1820 with five acres of land with spectacular views towards the Mendip hills , and an attractive garden in which highly scented roses blossom in the summer . 

She was beginning to feel queer and sick ; it was as if the sand hills were moving , swinging under her feet , and the sky going noiselessly round . 

As I watched , the whole world seemed to swim away before me in a mist -- Silver , the birds above , the tall Spyglass hill . 

Some regard reaching the hills as the most hair-raising part of any trip here . 

The chalk hills to the north of the Bay and the limestone plateau to the south were formed some 25 million years ago , the result of unimaginable mountain-building pressure which also raised the Alps . 

Another song describes the trapped feelings of a steel factory worker who in the end sees the freedom of Pennine hills through a window . 

All experienced hillwalkers are well aware of the dangers of venturing onto the hills without being properly equipped and prepared . 

Arcevia , overlooking woodlands and hills , is in the midst of these unspoilt rural landscapes with vistas which stretch for miles , just waiting to be explored . 

Soccer , sidecar racing and hill climbing in sport tonight , which we kick off with the fight for promotion to the first division . 

Just as he reached the bottom of the hill a church bell began to ring out . 

A kestrel hovered above the brow of the hill : very easy kestrel jizz ! 

As they neared the foot of the hill the sky opened and a heavy torrent fell mercilessly down . 

The desert , if visible at all , appears as a low and distant range of sand hills . 

On the far side , he lay flat against the hill and watched as jolly old St Nicholas attempted to calm a ululating infant by seesawing a vermilion plastic pony before its horrified eyes . 

Each classroom is built of sticks and foliage and is either carefully camouflaged under trees or else dug into the sides of rocky hills . 

As you approach the summit of the hill there are various plant species to look out for . 

As they approached the top of the hill , the pine trees were taller and less dense . 

It was a sunless day , the clouds low , obscuring the tops of the hills and threatening rain . 

He was nearing the top of the hill and turned to look at the view as an excuse for a breather . 

Patrick yelled at Jim , as the line of cars reached the top of the hill above the yacht marina . 

Moran stood erect and apart on the platform , totally separate as he gazed at the hill across the tracks where the stationmaster 's brown horse and a few cattle and sheep grazed . 

They believed that he was going to take another look at the hills . 

The cinema was built on a hill , giving a natural rake to the auditorium seating . 

There was the Algiers of the Arabs themselves : the old Kasbah , the Arab quarter of the city , was built on a hill . 

The termites continued to build their hills with their crest pointing in exactly the same direction as before , but they did change the disposition of their elongated chambers within the nest . 

Avoiding the crossing of a busy road , climbing a steep hill , or passing the shops can be much more important to parents than having to walk an extra few hundred yards . 

` Well -- yes -- I remember getting out of the car , but not much about climbing the hill or making the camp . " 

Once we 'd finished our ground handling practice we climbed the hill to check the wind . 

On another day we climbed up the hill behind the cottage , a craggy natural fortress where Iron Age remains of habitation can still be seen , to look back from two hundred feet up . 

Presently the Watling Street Guard came over the hill to the strains of ‘ Viva España ’ and soon we were all singing away . 

The water guarding it does not look nearly so dangerous as the water behind it as a player comes down the hill debating whether to go for the green with his second shot . 

After this , I felt a little refreshed but as I came over the hill towards Lochinver , my legs rebelled . 

She said she had heard a scream -- and the scream came from the hill , a long way away from the water . 

Freewheeling down the long hill , Mungo was aware of a large , pale shape by his right shoulder . 

I run down the hill , into the sunlit glen and then up the far side , with Andy crashing through the bushes , heather and-ferns behind me . 

He was beheaded by local peasants as he lay down on the hill to sleep after a large meal of local sheep . 

` As I heard the gossip , Riddle replaced the Scapegoat in the Wheel and two witnesses heard him scream as he bowled down the hill . " 

The police said that he was walking home in the dark when he fell down a hill . 

Below , the islands of Rum and Canna can be seen and on the horizon to the west you can look over from the hills of South Uist to Barra Head . 

We handed the horses back to their respective lads and went down the hill again with Tremayne and found Doone waiting for us , sitting in his car . 

I stopped , puffed -- you puff as much going down steep hills as you do going up , and your thighs hurt . 

Sometimes we would go to the hills and find wild fruits and we began to grow a few things , like cucumbers and tomatoes , but it was generally hard going . 

I suppose he was going down the hill to Moorgate Road , there 's nowhere else to go from Albert Terrace . " 

I was in the hills north of Achnashellach recently on a day of low cloud and smirry rain . 

We had spent some days in the hills of Mayo before deciding to go to Croagh Patrick . 

The thing on the hill is the basilica of Notre Dame , Fourviere . 

He was a little surprised by her request , as it was getting dark , and they were on a lonely hill some way from her house . 

Indeed , even the freedom to roam over the Scottish hills that we , as a nation , have always taken as a basic right , is being increasingly questioned and undermined . 

In probing the sources of undeserved distress they generally look outwards to the people across the valley , or over the hill . 

They sunbathed and swam , music played on the stereo , and the junk sailed past the skyscrapers and hills of Hong Kong Island . 

The erotic side of it all developed , of course , rapidly and by itself , gathering more and more momentum , like a stone rolling down a hill . 

` Then some years after that , " Kalchu continued absentmindedly , as though the story had its own momentum like a ball set rolling down a hill , ` the Bazaar police came back . 

The organ grinder , however , did not have time to answer , because the drunken women had pushed his organ which began to roll down the hill . 

Smart army WAR in the 21st century will see soldiers in ` smart " helmets that allow them to see through clouds and over hills , according to a report from America 's National Research Council . 

A single road , holed and pockmarked , connected the prison 's main gates to a small tarmac road which wound through the hills and moors like a dry tongue in search of water . 

In only the last two years I 've noticed that more people are being drawn to the hills in Northern Ireland . 

The university has an abundance of clubs which will enable you to take to the hills in good company . 

` I push you up the hill and then you 're not content to take it steady on the track , oh no . 

Just after I had passed my driving test I drove up a local hill on the way to my aunt 's house , coming to traffic at a standstill . 

Breeze O'Brien , laden with parcels of all shapes and sizes , and further hampered by an enormous umbrella , came into violent collision , not once but many times , during her headlong dash up the hill . 

` I shall start the bagpipes here and walk back down the hill towards the woods , playing as I go . " 

Leaving the car , Gerry Matthews and I walked up a steep hill , past an eerie standing stone , and eventually reached a mound at the hilltop ringed by a deep moat . 

` Dos horas , " he said , and without a backward glance , began walking up the hill . 

A friend of mine , a policeman , once stopped a huge wrestler late at night . 

Gina , Barbara , Ronnie and Chris Jury , a friend of theirs from Hull University Drama Department days , volunteered to arrange something for the second anniversary of John 's kidnap on 17 April . 

` Gina -- I 'd like you to meet Lotta Petterson -- Lotta , this is Gina Price , a friend of mine from England . " 

There are a number of reasons why His Friend Chris is perhaps not the ideal chairman for the election . 

One gentleman I ought to mention to you in this connection -- my friend Mr. Michael Barry tells me -- is the writer in ` Property and Finance " , which some of you may have read . 

Syntax is what my friend Kevin Rice , who was at Manchester with me , was always talking about . 

I hope my classicist friends will forgive me if I abbreviate mimeme to meme . 

I was merely waiting until your police friends finished their clumsy sweep through the woods . " 

Not only do you let her go into bars , you let her be on familiar terms with that barman , who certainly uses drugs if his woman friend does . 

` I suppose your feminist friends would be proud of you , " Tracey said sarcastically . 

` My next move is to talk to Matthew 's woman friend -- Florence Tremayne -- is n't that her name ? 

It appeared that Robertson and a few of his YC friends had spent the small hours of the morning in Regency Square banging on doors and shouting ` Britons awake " . 

Their violent , witty , literate affair at first amused and intrigued their friends at a time when life was grim . 

And Alexandre was certainly describing them , right now , to his friends at the entrance to the pier . 

Ca n't do without him , I thought , for sending my friends to Holloway . 

They always chose an aisle seat so that Sweetheart could slip away to talk to her friends without disturbing anyone . 

Soon you will be able to impress your friends by using a University of Birmingham Alumni credit card . 

However the cat does n't wish to so Alice supported her friend by saying 

I made a lot of friends and was introduced to the wonders of television for the first time . 

If one tries to " find " oneself in one 's friends , there will constantly be a state of tension in those relationships . 

She spent the night at a friend 's house -- the one who is with her now . 

The churchwarden Mrs Eagleston was to become a devoted friend of Ramsey . 

The young Edward Fitzgerald , who became a sceptic , wrote to his friend Thackeray , ` I think the evidence for them is to be doubted . 

He and Kristen kept in touch ; Joan and Kristen became friends . 

A pain hardly eased by the discovery that her best friend and neighbour had always known about the mistress . 

` I felt numb from the neck upwards , which is the ideal way to play this game , " he said , ` and I had a little lesson yesterday from my friend David Jones . " 

I had neglected my friends , family , job , social life , virtually everything to do with living a normal life . 

` Your Uncle Terry 's got an odd friend , Gerry , " she told the baby . 

He was due to join up with his old friend Irving Layton again , and former professor F.R. Scott at New York 's prestigious YM/YWCA centre on 92nd Street . 

He 's staying with the Dysons -- they 're old friends , apparently . 

Volcanos , earthquakes , landslides , explosions and raging infernos have engulfed whole communities leaving a trail of death and destruction in their wake .

Mr Hale won three awards , including the Queen 's Commendation for Brave Conduct , after he made six journeys into the blazing inferno to help save lives .

The fires sucked oxygen in from the outer suburbs until a raging inferno had been created in which temperatures rose so high that steel ran like water and concrete exploded like bombs .

He opened one and saw it was a form of ledger , an accounts book for St Peter 's .

Only a sophisticated handful of collectors seek company minute books , ledgers and subject files to add historical depth to displayable hardware such as insurance firemarks or automobilia .

Thus the lack of balance which strikes anyone looking at a thoroughly drained , treeless landscape is reflected in a lack of honest balancing in the books and ledgers which lie behind that landscape .

Also of great interest are the ledgers and account books which give details of production costs , actors ' and technicians ' salaries , box-office takings and general running costs .

Whenever he buried himself in the ledgers and account books , he lost all sense of time .

Take all your books and pay the necessary amounts into them , at intervals .

Er and at the end of the quarter I could n't pay that , then obviously you got no dividend on it because you still owed them that hundred pounds , but they would take the book away so you could n't get any more .

Because the misconduct and cooked books have , at least in part , been driven by stockholders ' demand for value and high returns regardless of the truth .

At least we know the airlines are n't cooking the books like some in corporate America .

" We did not , I believe , encounter a setting where Arthur Andersen did something to allow us to cook the books , or to misstate earnings , or something of that nature , " he said .

Understand , we ought to go after every executive and accountant who broke the law or cooked the books or got rich off of options as his company tanked .

" It 's clear that in the telecom sector where you 've had some real problems with overcapacity , some real problems in the business , it appears that some of these cost-cutting efforts and cooking the books occurred to basically hide what was a failing business practice , " Michael G . Oxley , R-O hio and chairman of the Financial Services Committee , said Sunday on " Fox News Sunday . "

The options - - rights to buy stock at a fixed price after the market price has risen - - gave these executives an incentive to cook the books to keep the market price high .

They have influenced accountants to cook the books and make profits appear where losses inhabit .

" My administration will do everything in our power to end the days of cooking the books , shading the truth and breaking our laws , " Bush said .

Appearing on " Fox News Sunday , " House Financial Services Chairman Michael Oxley , R-O hio , said he believes Monday 's hearing is likely to reveal that WorldCom executives were " cooking the books . . .

I made a vow that I should not allow my children to look at Shakespeare until adolescence . 

She was sure that Barbara would n't think so , not if she remembered her vow that Liz could always count on her . 

` When you did not come to see him I made myself a vow that you would face reality and not some story that has been hammered into you since childhood . 

In spite of his vows to stay out of trouble he always managed to find it . 

If anything has been achieved in this closeness it is a vow to retrace his steps , to remember and confront the house full of ghosts that have become his past . 

PRINCESS Diana came as close as she could to commenting on her marriage break-up yesterday when she made a public vow to continue working for her charities . 

During their term of service these warriors take a vow to speak no word . 

He seemed to be drawing her willing body towards his again , but this time she remembered her vow to resist him . 

On May 22nd ( the day following his terrible vow against Elfed ) he writes up a typical entry : ` Went to see As You Like It as performed by Form 4 . 

The reason for breaking our vows were pecuniary and made financial sense . 

With a dry touch , he added , ` They take their vows seriously in the islands . 

Individually , of course , monks and nuns were bound by their vow of poverty , but although their communities often possessed great wealth the moveables of some monasteries and other corporations were also ignored . 

Until the passing of the Married Women 's Property Act the husband 's marriage vow , ` with all my worldly goods I thee endow " , was ironic . 

It troubled Eline how nearly she had betrayed all her instincts and gone to Will 's bed , it was foolishness , she saw that now , no good could come of being unfaithful to her marriage vows . 

When Gandhi , with the consent of his wife , took the brahmac vow DN I , he regarded himself as having advanced to the vanaprastha stage of life . 

As she took her wedding vows , Diana was saying goodbye to the life that she had taken for granted for twenty years . 

Anyone brought up a Catholic will tell you the vow of celibacy is the only really lively bit of the Church 's teaching . 

I serve this with a mesclum salad and finely sliced artichoke bottoms as well as a dish of tiny new potatoes in their skins , in a chive vinaigrette with ground mixed pepper . 

Jean-Claude concentrated on his food -- a leek vinaigrette , steak-frites and a flan . 

Nut oil vinaigrettes are especially delicious served as a warm dressing for salads . 

This means that you can follow a delicate vegetable terrine with a composed salad , or artichoke vinaigrette with a bowl of mussels . 

COOK 'S NOTE : The garlic vinaigrette is pictured overleaf as a dressing for a mixed nut salad . 

Meanwhile make the vinaigrette by whisking all the ingredients together in a small bowl . 

Make a vinaigrette using olive oil and vinegar , and season to taste , adding a little sugar if desired . 

Pour a little of the vinaigrette in each of six ramekins and serve with the cooled artichokes on a large plate . 

Lay tomatoes in a circle on each plate and sprinkle with vinaigrette and pepper . 

With the coins are a remarkable group of silver spoons in a variety of forms , some marked with the Christian Chi-ro symbol . 

Alexandra looked uncomprehending and moved to put her spoon in her soup . 

Spades , scoops and spoons of different size , shape or colour give opportunities for comparisons . 

Geordie banged a spoon on his highchair and , when they all looked at him , dissolved into delighted laughter . 

He was used to her economical movements and noted that she went twice to the fridge for milk and forgot coffee spoons on the tray . 

` Dry your eyes like a good girl and grasp your longest spoon , for the Devil has come to sup ! " 

Millie glances at each of her parents in turn , then picks up her dessert spoon and studies that instead . 

When she finally put her dessert spoon down on the empty plate , it was disconcerting to look up and see Niall watching her , a glint of amusement in his eyes . 

` What 's happened ? " asked Ruth , soup spoon suspended in mid-air . 

He returned with a dish of multi-coloured ice cream and a silver spoon . 

STATE canteens in Chuvashia , central Russia , have found a novel way of stopping guests stealing the spoons . 

Stir in oodles of special effects and hand the wooden spoon to Robert ` Back To The Future " Zemeckis . 

She picked up a slotted spoon from the table and beat gently on the tin lid . 

London silver dealers J. H. Bourdon-Smith in Mason 's Yard , are holding an exhibition of around 140 West Country silver spoons from 9 to 11 December . 

As she could hear Jack coming down the stairs she returned to the kitchen and picked up the metal spoon and plunged it into the saucepan which she had not yet put on to heat . 

He could hardly limp across the room and offer her a plastic spoon , especially as it had already been used . 

It started as baby Thomas was lowered into his high chair -- and ended when a dollop of Ready Brek left his plastic spoon mid-grapple to go flying over both breakfast-time combatants . 

Tip : To fold flour in use a large metal spoon in a figure-of-eight motion , as gently as possible , to prevent knocking out any of the air . 

Use proper measuring spoons : 1 teaspoon = 5ml . 1 tablespoon = 15ml . 

Take them from the pan with a perforated spoon and transfer them to a mortar or the liquidizer goblet . 

He seemed to be in a uniform of some sort , a slightly unconventional get-up but unmistakably an officer . 

What on earth would she think if she saw her in this ridiculous get-up ? 

This bizarre get-up helped slot Latin American women into a caricature of fruit-bearing flamboyance in the US mind . 

Nelson was obviously some years younger than herself , a fact that , given her new get-up , was probably not at all obvious to him . 

Her clothes were as different as possible from the Victorian get-up of the other one . 

Cool , co-ordinating shorts in spicy shades , have an elasticated waist and pockets in the side seams. 100% cotton , machine washable . 

He has also made the ` Chorus Line " of paired sets of dancing legs and even a soccer tackle with contrasting team shorts on the legs plus a suspended ball ! 

The words were scarcely out before one of his taller companions clamped a hand round the back of his neck and with a dusty , unshod foot kicked his buttocks , exposed through his torn shorts . 

Allan was representing the Commonwealth , and the second amazing feature of the evening was his attire : tight black cyclist 's shorts down to his knees ! 

Rufus said , Hi , and come for a swim , so Adam took off his shorts and went into the water in his black nylon underpants . 

` And so you discarded it , along with your school uniform and your football shorts , the day you left ! 

He has all the latest equipment-vibration dampers , elbow restraints , luminous head and wrist bands and bicycle shorts under his strangely textured tennis shorts . 

` The world has changed , " Lagerfeld says , turning to me to explain the unlikely combination of a Chanel jacket and cycling shorts . 

The result is ` Insane " : a label comprising skateboard stickers , decks , sports shorts and sweat-pants , T-shirts , hip-packs and hats . 

Many of the players refused to get into shorts , and the Empire goalie wore cricket pads over striped long johns . 

Paul-Marie had un-English shorts , long white socks , olive-brown legs . 

This is the kind of place where grown men dress up in leather shorts and slap each other accompanied by mountain tunes from a schnapps-crazed accordion player . 

It was all in startling contrast to Stephen in his mud-caked shorts , T-shirt and docksiders . 

Instead he pulled off his green boxer shorts , given to him by Maisie last Christmas , and farted in what he hoped was a reasonably light-hearted way . 

Today the Chippendales , put down their bibles long enough to pull on their bicycle shorts and reach for burn . 

He had put on a fresh pair of boxer shorts or the old pair had dried . 

She woke with a headache , but then nightmares always had that effect on her , she thought moodily , as she showered , and put on shorts and a sleeveless top . 

She met me in London wearing a wide-brimmed hat , khaki shorts and a loose white top ; she says she loves showing off , feels her legs are her best feature and that short skirts suit her . 

He is wearing white shorts , and laughter lines run in deep creases by the sides of his eyes . 

So they walk in , wearing their Izod shirts and white walking shorts with clean sneakers , just like it was Miami Beach , and it was , ` Howiya ? 

Tom will be wearing running shorts and vest woven by himself on Sekers Jacquard Looms , using special colours and with the Sekers name across the front . 

Music was a sideline and I was sort of the loner of the family , sitting for hours in my brother 's room listening to records . 

He was a pragmatic loner from first to last , and by now had devised his own answer to the student chestnut ` Who will do the dirty work under socialism ? " : 

I have described myself as a loner with the profession of an artist-writer . 

The Civil Rights Act of 1875 , Section 1 , provided that all persons should enjoy equal access to `` inns , public conveyances on land or water , theaters , and other places of public amusement '' regardless of race , color , or previous condition of servitude .

In winter , the sea temperature makes it a little too cold for diving , but many visitors still enjoy swimming in waters warmer than at home , and all land activities are thoroughly enjoyable with the addition of a jacket or sweater .

The island was needed as a military base but was too small for that purpose , so extra land was reclaimed from the sea to create a land area big enough for an air base and naval station .

The last 100 million years have seen both a substantial steepening in latitudinal diversity gradients and the fragmentation of continental land masses ( Crame 2001 ) .

Hundreds -- and quite possibly thousands -- of dogs , cats , and other domestic pets are killed by poisoning each year in this cradle of European civilization , this sun-soaked land of vines and olives and cypresses .

Alternating 600 to 200 million years ago between dry land and sea , the region developed a plant and animal life that decayed to form the oil , coal , and natural gas at the base of the province 's modern prosperity .

If you come expecting a nightmarish land of charter flights , tour buses , and beer-stained beach hangouts , you may be shocked at how remote and undeveloped many parts of these small islands remain .

'' While we are laughing , the seed of some trouble is put into the wide arable land of events , '' he wrote in 1819 .

If the land itself is the most obvious source of French pride , the nation 's cultural wealth is just as important .

The N-340 crosses a vast and dreary plain where every available piece of level land has been covered by ugly plastic greenhouses that produce much of Europe 's winter vegetables .

The Sinai is a wild and dramatically beautiful land pointing south out into the Red Sea .

It is the most undulating of the islands ; one could even call it hilly , with the highest point of land in the Commonwealth , Mount Alvernia , rising to the heady heights of 216 ft ( 66m ) above sea level .

The Prado is the town 's principal thoroughfare , a palm-lined boulevard that takes you down to the spit of land protruding into the bay past smart waterside villas .

It was unclear , however , whether the strain ( s ) responsible for the infections had a common environmental source lasting for several years or if certain individuals or pets became persistent carriers and continued to expose others even after land application ceased .

Under a 99-year lease , the US acquired about one-tenth of the land area of Bermuda for the development of naval and air bases , modernizing the defenses of Britain 's `` Gibraltar of the West . ''

In the 18th century a Capuchin monastery occupied land all around the monument and the interior of the base was used as a guest room .

The air-dispersion model indicated that adverse effects from exposure to airborne pollutants from the land application site could not be ruled out as a cause of adverse health effects .

In place of land came water , surging in to fill the 11 - km ( 7 - mile ) long void and causing massive tidal waves around the Mediterranean Sea .

With the subsequent development of new navigational techniques , it was no longer necessary to stay within sight of land .

Interestingly , bees flying 200 m over water hardly appeared to register an increase in travel distance , whereas the same increase in distance flown over land resulted in a substantial increase in perceived flight distance .

This encourages peasants to move in and begin farming the land .

genome can tell them about the difference between photosynthesis on land and in the sea .

Just simple farmers seeking a place in the sun to work a piece of land , the pioneers came at a time when territorial expansion was much in vogue — the French in the Pacific and Algeria , the British in Africa and the Far East .

The number of Arawak had already fallen dramatically , so the Spanish began to import slaves from Africa to work the land ; the first Africans arrived in 1517 .

After about 650 b.c. , Greek traders entered the competition to exploit Spain 's rich mineral deposits and fertile land .

As well as cereals , root crops -- particularly potatoes and sugar beet -- are widely grown on the best arable land , whilst in areas nearer the big cities , vegetables are most profitable , particularly on well-drained sandy loams .

In the modern landscape , woods , ponds , and heaths , for example , are increasingly isolated within enormous fields of pasture or arable land ; and the other major corridor for wildlife , the hedge system , has , of course , been cheaper and easier for farmers to remove than the river itself .

Then , although he sometimes has trouble walking and talking even on dry land , he seems to levitate about three inches off the ground .

They set me on dry land as they had been ordered , and rowed their skiff back to their waiting ship , as if relieved that their duty was done .

More than half the arable land in the United States receives annually at least 700 mm of precipitation ; only 1 per cent of the arable land in the Soviet Union receives as much moisture .

We are the richest country in the world in flora and fauna ; we have a rich sea and land rich in minerals .

For centuries the outer edges of the world map dwindled to empty lands and seas where early cartographers filled the vast spaces with sea monsters and mythical creatures which gave rise to the figure of speech ‘ Here be Dragons ’ .

For the bulk of the allied forces -- those on land and sea -- the war has not yet started .

The corollary to this was that a unit operating according to such principles would have to be trained to arrive on the scene of an operation by every practical method from land , sea or air .

The light was so poor , now , that the land and the sea seemed to meld under the blue-black sky .

He was half man and half fish ; because he could live on both land and sea he was created Lord of the World and renamed Bel by the Sumerians .

It is set apart a little from Barnham Junction , where the trains for Bognor Regis leave the main line and around which has grown an early suburbia on the flat lands near the sea .

They can be formed on land near the sea , in shallow lakes or indeed anywhere where it is possible for a large volume of water to find its way into the volcanic vent .

Cannon , 63 , recently showered Castle Morpeth HQ , Northumberland with four tonnes of dung after council bosses turned down his application to build a retirement bungalow on land near his farm at Ponteland .

As with the Scarborough grant , Gloucester was surrendering land of little value to himself in return for a significant acquisition .

And not even in the land of the troubadours were husbands more tolerant .

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“ Tea ” , in the lands of the tenement canyons was not a mid-morning “ tiffin ” , but the evening meal .

First you come to Dardistan , the land of the fairies , and beyond those mountains is Zanskar .

You will appreciate that we remain with little land of non-strategic value on the Council 's account .

What we share , the captain and us , is mastery of time -- the freedom to order our day in ways that make better use of it . 

Burn 's mastery of planning and composition had not been acquired easily . 

All these activities are the stuff of childhood and mastery of the tasks involved are minor landmarks . 

But more and more intellectuals seemed prepared to take this risk and went on to talk of Chaplin 's techniques , his ` dolefulness " , his sense of rhythm , and his mastery of myth and fancy . 

For many decades Great Britain had undisputed mastery of the seas . 

Werner never met W. E. Taylor [ q.v. ] , whose obituary she wrote ; while not rivalling his mastery of Swahili , she excelled him in her wide command of Bantu languages . 

All the recordings bear the stamp of Walter Legge 's mastery as producer and also indicate the conductor 's welcome preference for having the second violins on his right , giving a better spread to the string sound . 

That enabled Senna to qualify in fifth place and on race day his tactical mastery helped him to victory for a record sixth time , Alain Prost had been penalised for jumping the start . 

In a feature interview with Percy Grainger next day I found him to be a charming and modest man , and was glad to write in glowing terms of his keyboard mastery , his repertoire , and his travels . 

Initially gaining a reputation for modding Marshalls and Fenders , Lee 's valve mastery became a legend amid the burgeoning LA musicians " scene at the turn of the '80s . 

Researchers have found it hard to establish clear patterns of development , either in observing one child or in comparing different stages of reading mastery . 

The first part of the poem deals with Sir Walter 's attempts to impose his mastery on the natural environment . 

Armed with some or , very rarely , all of the above resources , presidents may achieve some degree of mastery over the American political system . 

One can enjoy moments of jawdropping violinistic mastery here , although Ricci 's tone is not especially cultivated . 

In general , Ventura users have mastery over perhaps 40 to 50% of the program . 

His complete mastery of technique and flawless sense of proportion and design have much to teach . 

The apparent fragility of the bridge 's construction is a tribute to Telford 's complete mastery of working with iron . 

Smith 's technical mastery blossomed in the hushed mystery of the Nocturne but above all in the fireworks of the Tarantella . 

Lowe watched , his lip curling , as avuncular ` Farmer Jim " took Wilson 's mastery of the new political art of the television interview to fresh heights of reassuring vacuousness . 

Yes , he had been the last man standing , by virtue of his mastery in the deadly fighting arts of Dimac . 

Their mastery of their art was too great to induce them to resort to trick to tell their story . 

Trent had gained from that odyssey a mastery of languages and dialects supported by an education shared both with the children of the social )te and with the riff-raff of the stableyard . 

The account provided here of the developmental approach to the child 's mastery of language will be dealt with in two parts . 

The second part considers how interactions between the child and her linguistically more competent caretakers may create privileged opportunities for language learning , and thereby constitute a form of environmental support for the child 's mastery of language . 

His essays , poems in rhyming couplets , and sonnets are a powerful contribution to meditative writing in Welsh , marked both by a searching and courageous intelligence and by a superb mastery of his native language . 

Transfer from special school to integrated provision as a pupil gains mastery of specialised skills or transfer from integrated provision to special provision for specific reasons should be neither surprising nor impossible . 

Their teaching qualifications are of obvious benefit to the church ; the ability of a musical director to teach is as important as his or her mastery of musical skills . 

Commenting on the situation Arve Kristiansen said : ` We have been told that the American Embassy in Oslo will issue new visas for us , as least we hope so . ''

Mihir , a 28-year-old Bangladeshi working illegally on a long-expired tourist visa , is paid 150,000 yen ( £650 ) a month at a manual job in a car parts factory north of Tokyo .

Apple 's own effort does not bode well for the clutch of Macintosh-on-Unix houses like Echo Logic Inc , Xcelerated Systems Inc and Quorum Software Systems Inc . 

“ If I were you , I should provide her immediately with a clutch of grandchildren to look after , and she can go on being happily the same until the day she dies . ” 

MDC external affairs director Bob Lane last night said the Private Finance Initiative enhanced the prospects of a clutch of development plans on Merseyside . 

There to watch him were more than 200 invited guests , including textile designers , producers , analysts and journalists from America , Europe and Japan , and a clutch of local dignitaries . 

Once she has deposited her clutch in the nest the female has no further interest in it or her eggs . 

With the new LP containing a further clutch of eminently suitable , hard-hitting potential singles , they have undoubtedly developed into Respectable British Pop Songwriters . 

As will those likely to enjoy stunning routes like Colin Downer 's clutch of E3s on Engineers Slabs . 

It 's still a superb test of skill and character , combining a clutch of relentlessly demanding holes with a scenic splendour that rivals all but a few . 

In years of Lemming plenty , female Snowy Owls respond by laying larger clutches of eggs . 

However , with such a large clutch it is difficult for her to maintain all her eggs at exactly the same temperature . 

In species such as swans and geese , which lay large clutches of eggs soon after arrival , the reserve on landing may indeed determine breeding success for the year . 

In some passerine species it even justifies slightly larger clutches than are found in the same or closely related species of lower latitudes ( Ricklefs , 1980 ) . 

The superb greens are generally small , with the exception of a clutch of eye-catching par-3s , each with a huge raised green surrounded by trouble . 

I reasoned that this was where I would find a small breeder advertising his or her first clutches of chicks for sale -- someone who was n't big enough to justify advertising all year round . 

This , in turn , means that the female can only lay a relatively small number of eggs in a clutch . 

It 's great news that they 're part of a new Small World holiday boutique -- a clutch of companies backed by Owners Abroad with enthusiastic owner-managers still very much at the helm . 

BP , ICL , IBM , Volvo , British Gas in Wales , British Telecom in the South-west , and a clutch of local authorities , many of which had led the way , had all shown it could be done , with Ford announcing its partial ban recently . 

A clutch of companies involved in technology from the Soviet space programmes has been given permission for the first time to deal direct with foreigners . 

There is a clutch of smaller operations-London Transport bus companies , Docklands Light Railway , up to 50 bus companies in local authority ownership and more trust ports . 

Over the past few weeks a clutch of American oil companies has reported markedly better results . 

Yesterday , a clutch of companies which have committed themselves to the project , including the Liverpool Daily Post and Echo , were awarded Liverpool Compact Partnership Bonds . 

My new pair of peach-faced lovebirds produced a clutch of 10 eggs , but none of them has hatched . 

Alternatively , the parent bird can flee and live to rear another clutch of eggs elsewhere . 

One female mates with several males , leaving each to incubate a clutch of her eggs and raise the chicks . 

So a female quail does not begin to incubate her clutch of a dozen or so eggs until it is complete , and that may not be for a fortnight after the first was laid . 

The Egyptian vulture , finding a clutch of ostrich eggs , picks up sizeable stones in its beak and with a nod of its head , tosses them in the general direction of the nest . 

After tedious checks a clutch of people who had been seen on Hampstead Heath around the time of the death had been traced but none could be linked to the murder . 

The list of distinguished old Bletchley hands is lengthy indeed , and at the bottom of the pile was the clutch of young graduates like me . 

When the female has a clutch of young lobsters , remember they will have to find their own territories — so have another 50 tanks standing by ! 

England U21 stars Stephen Howey and Steve Watson plus a clutch of young players are also attracting attention . 

Robert Fleck , Chelsea 's £2.1 million signing , scored his third goal of the season to steal the glory , but the clutch of young talent at the club deserve wider recognition . 

A clutch of young mothers gossiped outside the shop , with children eddying around them . 

It was encouraged in this strategy by the oil-rich Gulf states which were concerned about their dependence on food sources outside the Middle Eastern region .

If , for example , your major source of income emanates from the leading Jewish families , or alternatively the Americans , no amount of pressure will ever allow you to deal with the Soviet Union . "

Sitting in Brussels , his information sources are very limited so that , if the legislation is to be effective , the official depends on information brought to him from outside .

This Germanic organization remains extremely vague in Formen and the reason seems to come from the paucity and dubiousness of Marx 's sources for the construction of this mode of production .

The evidence in this extract is conclusive , and it can therefore be definitively stated that Agatha Christie 's source for the character of Hercule Poirot was Speke , Parot .

There was even a suggestion that I was one of Juval Aviv 's sources for the Interfor Report , although I had never met the man or even seen his report at that point .

The most prolific source for the study of Anglo-Saxon technology is the vast array of artefacts which have survived as grave-goods in burials .

These mills have since provided a source for material , inspiration , fabrication and construction .

His first published book , Syntactic Structures ( 1957 ) has been the main source for ideas about this method of descriptions .

Within the web of kinship relations , the nuclear family is central and the source of most caring relationships .

Greece , Spain and Portugal appear by far the " cheapest " source of industrial labour within Europe ( at some 25 to 50 per cent of the EC12 average ) .

The largest sum , FF70 million francs , will go to the Cordemais power plant , described as France 's largest source of sulphur-dioxide emissions .

Solar power could become a viable energy source in the near future , rendering fossil fuels obsolete , according to BP research director , John Cadogan , speaking at a Royal Society of Chemistry gathering .

Dermatologists agree unanimously , the sun is a vital source of health and radiance .

We do appreciate all your prayers and have seen answers to them , for which we give God thanks ; please continue to pray for us . 

` We 'll be back during the day , Harold , and our deepest thanks for offering us shelter tonight . 

Thanks for finding her , and I do hope your husband 's condition improves . " 

Ian White , Director of Social Services , thanks for joining us . 

If you are able to send a total of £35 or more we will show our thanks by sending you a free copy of ‘ How to be Green ’ . 

The scheme is expected to cost a total of about £100,000 and the Headway group can press ahead with building work , thanks to funding from the Catalyst Trust charity . 

I ask those who have , as it were , been in bondage , and for whom the prison doors are now opening to show their thanks by comporting themselves quietly and with dignity . 

Ignatius took the pistol from the soldier awkwardly , put it in his pocket and mumbled his thanks . 

She watched as Emily said her thanks and her goodbyes and was relieved to turn once more to the coach . 

` All BNFL people and contractor companies involved have done an excellent job and I would like to express the company 's thanks . 

Also — a card was signed and sent with flowers to greet Janice Glen on her birthday and Janice later telephoned the Office to ask for her thanks to be given to you all . 

And John Kelly , of Woolton , says thanks for successfully taking up his dispute over a hotel refund . 

Accept this WWF pen with our thanks for your donation of £18 or more . 

Thanks for your fax of 13 June regarding approval for us to use Dire Straits ' ` Walk of Life " for our Project Video programme . 

Before the veteran entertainer went home for the emotional Christmas Day reunion with his family , Leslie and Jean had together given thanks for his recovery at a short Communion service in the hospital chapel . 

We have to give thanks for the magnificent giving to the Camphill Project . 

She vowed that if she survived she would build a monastery as thanks for her life being spared . 

It is often appropriate to give time for spontaneous prayers of thanks from individuals in the congregation . 

It seemed to me that I had become what my parents had wanted me to be , and I was getting no thanks from either of them for my efforts . 

Fifteen hours a day of dispensing help and affection have earned Madeleine a Help the Aged Golden Award and the thanks of the organisation 's patron , the Princess of Wales . 

Could we convey the thanks of the members of this committee to the property services and the chief executive 's department , for their efforts in effecting sales and gaining large scale capital receipts for the county . 

He stammered his thanks as the Western sprang to life on the screen and Sweetheart slipped from her seat in a waft of perfume . 

" Forasmuch as it hath pleased Almighty God of his goodness to give you safe deliverance , and to preserve you in the great danger of childbirth ; you shall therefore give hearty thanks unto God … " 

The whole Godhead is involved in the rescue and restoration of mankind , and so we read of Paul giving thanks over Christians , for ` God chose you from the beginning to be saved " . 

It is gratifying that the initial residents have built up a very happy family atmosphere , and have expressed their thanks to the Association for providing them with what they now regard as their home . 

` Now , if you 'll excuse me , I 'll join Adam and Ace to find out just exactly how much damage , thanks to you , he 's suffered ! " 

Your solicitor 's main job will be conveyancing -- the legal transfer of ownership of your new home . 

In 1973 a deal was concluded : although ` Spence " left , the firm could continue to use his name and the ownership of the business would be widely spread amongst all the existing consultants worldwide . 

Enquiries on the ship to establish ownership of the goods went on well into the wee small hours , continuing the following day , Sunday . 

Ownership of the £300,000 Oxfordshire house was transferred to Pandora Maxwell last August , which means despite the debt the family will keep their home . 

Even though , when finished , the canvas would be transferred to the buyer 's ownership , the substance of the agreement was the provision by the artist of his skill and labour . 

In terms of their asset ownership and their household structure , elderly people today have greater command over resources and are less dependent on the goodwill of their kin than was the case in the early years of the twentieth century . 

There is a solution that would put a stop to the jams , clean up the air , massively reduce the human carnage , and probably without even having to restrict anyone 's car ownership . 

In the Sixties , car ownership did rocket , but since then the social graph has levelled off . 

First introduced in 1989 , Adopt-a-Pet aims to highlight the plight of abandoned animals and encourage more responsible pet ownership . 

The implications of concentration of provincial press ownership are greater when its geographical variation is taken into account . 

When Nintendo tried to buy the Seattle Mariners baseball team a huge row broke out over possible Japanese ownership . 

Inevitably , the £10 increase in the connection charge will only serve to put telephone ownership out of the reach of more elderly people . 

Share ownership among young people , women , manual workers , people in the North , Wales and Scotland , and non-homeowners remains relatively low . 

The changes in media ownership since 1945 have been well documented . 

The whole purpose of the transaction is to transfer ownership in the car . 

Most are banking on two things : that the finance ministry will raise the limit on foreign ownership of Korean firms from 10% to 15% , and that the current bull market will continue . 

The issue of water and the ownership of water in Scotland is a very emotive issue . 

The government introduced in Parliament on March 12 a policy paper and tabled draft legislation intended to repeal 187 laws and innumerable regulations enforcing white ownership of 87 per cent of South Africa 's land . 

Matrilineal descent systems seem to develop only occasionally in human cultures and to be associated with female ownership of primary resources such as land ( see p. 205 ) . 

Ownership of Wang Laboratories Inc will pass to the most prominent classes of creditors under the company 's reorganisation plan filed last week . 

We have extended ownership more widely -- of homes , savings and shares -- with millions more sharing directly in Britain 's success . 

` On the other hand clause 12(1) provides that ` a person is to be treated as obtaining property if he obtains ownership , possession or control of it 

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Corporate Yacht Ownership explained … essential reading for owners and intended owners . 

Because home ownership has grown so fast , and old people now live longer , the main impact of inheritance still lies ahead . 

He decided home ownership for people with learning difficulties should be as much as part of the process of their lives in the community as any other . 

Home ownership is high and while unemployment remains a factor , new developments have transformed parts of Stockton . 

They would appreciate how it is an integral part of good stewardship and environmentally responsible land ownership " . 

Zimbabwe 's Rhodesian inheritance persists in its barely-changed colonial pattern of land ownership , with the best land used for private commercial farming and cattle grazing . 

DENNIS SKINNER , the Labour Party chairman , won loud cheers from conference delegates yesterday when he demanded the return of water to public ownership without compensation to shareholders by the next Labour government . 

Unlike North America the involvement of government in economic life has been through the increased regulation of the private sector ; in the U K it has resulted in the public ownership of the industries or utilities concerned . 

Menzies threw his wine onto the coal , it fizzed , and a reek of bonfires filled the room . 

All were shabby ; all had about them the cleanliness of icy well-water , spoiled and fetid with the reek of the city , that nothing but fire could dispel . 

He liked the smooth-featured , sharp-eyed man , despite the reek of sweat and exertion . 

There was a powerful reek of ammoniates and incense , with gusts of sour wine and sour flesh . 

Wooden-wheeled ox carts trundled through the dense throng and the air was heavy with the pungent reek of salted fish , oriental teas and spices . 

To the feral reek of buffalo , horse and fowl and the sour remains of human nourishment was added suddenly a smoky , faintly ammoniac odour of female flesh , entirely new to him . 

At first light , Kate was waiting on the set in the cold , damp forest clearing , heavily wrapped up against the weather , sniffing the autumn reek of wet leaves . 

He crawled on his hands and knees to his quilt and slumped down on top of it , breathing heavily and filling the darkness with the reek of beer . 

Everywhere there was a reek of something acrid that made their eyes smart . 

The reek grew stronger of flesh and carbon and gunpowder and smoke , and the chaos of noise more ferocious as at last Dulé came up behind the gaggle of the English defenders . 

You will , I think , know that since we began publishing videos we have resisted issuing licenses permitting their duplication by overseas distributors . 

Once there was virtually nothing ( what there was usually only available in Japan ) , now there is a positive deluge of reissues and , indeed , of duplications from Pearl , Biddulph , Music and Arts and , far from least , from EMI . 

But there is some duplication in the figures of government revenues , because in the years covered by the table about half of the gross revenues of the republics and provinces was transferred to the federation ( where it again appears as revenue ) . 

It was in fact anticipated that the establishment of the Library Instruction Materials Bank ( LIMB ) in 1977 would remove some of the duplication in production , but there has been only a small measure of success here . 

Discussions between the FDA , the Japanese Ministry of Welfare and Health and the EC have led to agreement on proposals to avoid duplication of clinical trials on humans and reduce unnecessary animal testing . 

It is necessary for us to settle on a royalty rate for overseas duplication of titles , and it is this I am now writing to you about . 

In another type of instance , we find apparent duplication of traits with no discernible semantic effects . 

In addition to granting sub-licences the taxpayer from time to time provided facilities for the duplication of films from the master film onto video cassettes and for dubbing which was carried out by sub-contractors . 

Furthermore , to avoid the necessity of duplication of records , there should be a place for recording the profiling categories common to most record of achievement schemes . 

The two clusters evolved by duplication of an ancestral gene cluster before the divergence of the human and great ape lineages . 

This will reduce the possibilities of sharing data , with consequent data duplication and the possibility of inconsistency . 

Reporting a first quarter loss of $22m , Conner Peripherals Inc said yesterday that it it will reduce its worldwide employment by about 10% through attrition , scaling down its production operations and eliminating job duplication and overlap . 

Unlike basic chords and barre chords -- usually cumbersome , and full of note duplication -- the jazz chord can be small and yet densely packed with information . 

We will promote closer European cooperation , to make the best use of national and Community aid , and avoid wasteful duplication . 

Not only would this permit the benefits of specialisation and economies of scale ( ie lower average cost ) to be felt , but would also avoid expensive duplication . 

The issues of a book during the first year after its publication are likely to be influenced artificially by publicity , so that duplication during this period should be exercised as sparingly as possible . 

After eliminating duplication due to men working at more than one site , the postcodes of all Scottish addresses were determined . 

During the inquiry they ask for the electronic serial number of the mobile phone which is then used for the illegal duplication of the phone unit . 

We have a German sister company who have asked us for advice on costs for duplication of videos in this country , the costs being prohibitive in Germany . 

` One problem arising from the lack of an IM strategy is duplication of information in different forms , which is not cost effective . 

( In a later paper , May established that 21 % of articles contained duplication of earlier published results , and 43% were classified as ` trivia " . ) 

Future duplications will be made from a PAL copy master as normal . 

Based on nucleotide sequence and amino-acid sequence comparisons , coding segments 7 and 8 seem to represent a partial internal gene duplication . 

The main point was that the total genetic capacity of a species may increase due to gene duplication . 

This provides further evidence that the POU domain gene family arose from a series of gene duplications . 

Gambo Hartstock took his iron ladle and stirred the contents of his bubbling cauldron thoughtfully . 

Tap , tap , tap , sparks flying everywhere and we were just above it with the cranes , waiting to fill the big ladles . 

In the mid-18th century covered sauce-boats resembling soup tureens were introduced with a silver , porcelain or earthenware ladle . 

" That would be the seneschal paused , watching one of the apprentice chefs dipping a long ladle into the cauldron the unfortunate attendant had just vacated . 

The soup tureen was in front of Edward Pitt , the curving silver ladle on the table by his plate . 

A young boy with a ladle and a stoup of water wetted their grizzled mouths . 

Breakfast consisted of one ladle of porridge , half a cup of milk and a dry biscuit , but no one complained . 

Mrs Alavi beat Mr Hadi Khamenei , the brother of the Iranian leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei , who will take part in a run-off poll to decide the fate of the second seat in Mashad . 

SHANE McINTOSH , brother of Dale , the Scotland ` B " no.8 , has joined West of Scotland and staked a regular first-team place at centre . 

The shares held by Else 1982 Ltd , a trust chaired by Len Brealey , brother of former chairman Reg , should have passed to Woolhouse last year . 

His daughter Annie married twice , her second husband being Lord D'Arcy Godolphin Osborne , brother of the Duke of Leeds . 

` That brother of mine is still making his way here , as far as I can tell . 

Allitt , 24 , from Corby Glen , near Grantham , also denies attempting to murder the 15-year-old brother of her flat- mate and a 73-year-old woman . 

Tina had told Jack the very first time they met : ` My dad hates the place -- like my brothers do . " 

Saibol 's brother , Tepilit , was ready to die because he realized that he would never get justice . 

Modi 's elder brother , Emanuele the politician , who visited Paris some time during 1914 , knew all about the affair . 

Lesley 's elder brother Dave , 34 , said last night : ` She had always wanted to be in uniform and had been in the Wrens . 

LITTLE Jonathan Varney is bringing the precious gift of laughter into the life of his tragic elder brother Matthew . 

In 1977 , his playboy brother Nigel plunged to his death in his car on a mountain road in South of France -- and David was heir to the multi-million empire then run by his father Cecil . 

The following month Alexander complained to his brother of " the unbridled character of our reckless literature , which ought to have been reined in long ago " . 

At seven o'clock in the evening , a time Clarke judged opportune , he and his fellow-officers burst into the brothers ' bedroom . 

` What we Willis Brothers try to do , " Milton said , ` is take the magic out of shaping and apply number to art . 

Under each new stress the brothers show a genuine change of attitude from the old days . 

Danny 's my older brother and he 's an absolute nut about Citizen Band Radios . 

She had Richard beside her and Alex , her brother , who was a much larger boy , sprawled on the opposite seat . 

` Her Grace has ofttimes written to yourself and your brother , " Brackenbury told him . 

` First I 've got to go back into the Castle and get my brother . " 

The Constitution recognizes no power higher than the will of `` We the People . ''

uh given the the uh military powers on both sides i think it 's always a threat

the glamour and the power and whatnot and probably make bad decisions bad choices sometimes

Numerous Supreme Court precedents recognize a broad and encompassing power in Congress to engage in oversight and investigation .

Real-estate moguls , the only folks who made real money in D.C. until recently , were shut out of power Washington - except for sports team owners Jack Kent Cooke and Abe Pollin .

A new coalition , they hoped , would break the power of the landed élite and bring about a social revolution in the South .

If Congress `` would not have enacted those provisions which are within its power , independently of that which is not , '' then courts must strike the provisions as a piece .

It results from the sovereign power of the Government to directly create money and , although not an inflow of resources from the public , does increase the Government 's net position in the same manner as an inflow of resources .

Many children 's cereals were very sweet and low in fibre , it added . 

The price of bread cereals , on which labouring families spent a vast proportion of their wages , fluctuated wildly . 

High protein cereal mixes supplement meat to ensure every dog is kept in tip top condition . 

Breakfast is something that sounds healthy such as a wholewheat cereal with no sugar added , or a thin slice of unbuttered toast with a free-range egg on top . 

Count as a serving one slice of bread , half a cup of cooked wholemeal cereal or pasta and three-quarters cup ready-to-eat cereal . 

Bran cereals and muesli are rather more weighty , so here people tend to serve out more than an ounce just so that it looks sufficient . 

Otherwise they lived on Harvest Crunch bran cereal and chocolate . 

This effectively means no potatoes , bread , flour , rice , breakfast cereals , pasta or other starchy foods , except for one very small portion each day . 

Milk , meat , wholegrain breakfast cereals , eggs , and green vegetables 

Many high-fibre fruits and vegetables , nuts and dry breakfast cereals ( shredded wheat , for instance , as opposed to porridge ) need a good deal of chewing before they can be comfortably swallowed . 

Rolled oats , bran , and other ready-to-feed cereals are stored in 44-gallon drums with lids . 

Wholemeal bread , wholegrain cereals , porridge oats , crispbreads , brown rice , wholemeal pasta , cornmeal , untoasted sugar-free muesli 

Other foods which help remove cholesterol from the blood stream are garlic , oats , beans , apples , pears and all the wholegrain cereals . 

5 Frequently eat fresh fruits and vegetables and cereals with high fibre content . 

This period convinced him even more that merely eating less cereals and other more uncommon food products , such as tulip bulbs , improved the clinical condition of his patients . 

To conform with most Government economic statistics , the scope of the survey is defined by the Standard Industrial Classification definition of manufacturing .

The complex arguments which lay behind the present situation -- and the possible solutions -- are , however , beyond the scope of this chapter .

When you buy a small can of frozen concentrated orange juice you arc getting the fibre-free contents of a large quantity of oranges , at a cost of more than 200 calories per can . 

For more interesting instant salad bases , keep cans of sweet red peppers and artichoke hearts ( see recipe for Mediterranean Salad ) , broad , flageolet or canellini beans . 

Hunterston storekeeper David Frew noticed the number of cans of soft drinks being consumed at the power station , particularly during the outage . 

It looked as though someone had spilled a can of spaghetti and had to make some sense of it . 

He worked his way through a bag of sandwiches and four cans of Pepsi . 

He ostentatiously orders a can of Worthington with his lunch , to show where his sympathies lie . 

Mrs. Jordan came down in midafternoon with a basket full of hot spiced rolls and honey , all wrapped in white linen ; behind her came Mrs. Jarrett with cups and two cans of steaming chocolate . 

He delves into his portable coolbox and fishes out an ice cool can of lager . 

On another occasion , l had asked a group to work out the “ best buy ” between a 25 cl can of wine at £1.19 and a 150 cl bottle at £4.59 . 

In the room which focuses on sight , visitors see , hear and feel themselves being poured out of a can of draught Guinness , into a glass , down a mouth and through the human body . 

A THIEF walked into Kerridge 's service station , Butts Road , Alton last week and took two cans of petrol worth £5.89 . 

Add a drained and rinsed 400g/14oz can of red kidney beans and a drained and rinsed 225g/8oz can of flageolet or haricot beans . 

Someone handed him a can of beer and Rain knew he intended to stay some time . 

` Look , Geoffrey , " said Deborah , deciding to have a can of Diet Coke instead . 

Lucien watched in silence as she removed a brass censer and a black veil . 

She carried the censer carefully over to the bed and placed it on the floor . 

The air was heavy with incense from the many swinging censers . 

I thought again of the primeval inhabitants and their pagan rituals at the base of the monoliths . 

There is exploration of rituals for childbirth , for menarche or first menstruation , for monthly menstruation and for menopause . 

During the rituals for initiation into each successive age-set the ` true " meanings of certain sacred objects are revealed and it transpires that the interpretations given at the previous stage were false or partial . 

He admitted frequently tracking attractive young women to their homes and watching them from a distance , and disclosed that he had been following this daily ritual for two to three months . 

Religion is presented as a response ` everywhere to one and the same need " : the need for rituals of fertility . 

It is the rituals of the Church which particularly attract the local people . 

To soothe the nationalists , Franco resorted yet again to the rituals of Falangism to remind everyone what were the constants of his power . 

But the more he repeated the simple daily rituals of Muslim belief , the more he felt the urge to adopt a brusque , English attitude to them . 

Catholicism , however gripped the masses by virtue of its incense , its ritual , all quite arbitrary , compulsion without purpose . 

They could n't understand the practice of mainly worshipping in silence and without a minister , or without the trappings of church rituals . 

Two years of basic research led to a first description of Mamprusi court ritual and the system of succession . 

Similarly , there is a stronger awareness that graves are not merely places where artefacts can be obtained for study but are reservoirs of data reflecting numerous activities of a past society in addition to mortuary rituals . 

The Trobriand Islanders , studied by Malinowski , are matrilineal , but do not have either a totemic structure or totemic rituals . 

Coming from the reading of Frazer , Durkheim , and others , he does this by linking Christian rituals to sex and the continuance of vegetation . 

Modigliani was more interested in the rites and rituals of Judaism , always asking questions , although Max Jacob would wave his talk away with an impatient gesture . 

The royal ritual was closely associated with the history of Osiris , the divine prototype on whom the pharaohs modelled themselves by re-enacting his traditional deeds . 

Not only do they reflect the significance of each part of the ancient ritual , but also the solemn chant of the singers during the ceremonies and later the raucous shouts of the guests at the feast . 

Used by the Aztecs in ancient rituals , magic mushrooms are a hallucinogen . 

This reveals a mutual awareness of theories of the origin of Attic comedy in fertility ritual . 

Many fertility rituals were held in her name , and oak and pine trees were planted near her forest sanctuaries . 

Can the fundamentally religious ritual be the new foundation of a piece of modern art , to be evaluated according to purely aesthetic criteria ? 

The church 's view , that marriages sanctioned by religious ritual should not be broken , is reflected in divorce laws . 

The priest in Israel was not merely a temple functionary , a master and manipulator of sacred ritual by which the people 's offerings and worship were duly performed . 

This meant performing a given set of rituals at the appropriate times . 

On Friday nights in Jewish households , the lady of the house performs the sacred ritual of lighting two candles and requesting through prayer that the presence of the Lord should bless the gathered family . 

In many cultures the girl is secluded from the rest of society during menarche , sometimes for a prolonged period , and is made to undergo rituals of initiation into her new status as a fertile woman that range from brutal to instructive and celebratory . 

Sprinkle one and a half teaspoons of dried yeast over the surface , stir once and leave until there is a good head of froth , usually after about 10-15 minutes . 

Mix the arrowroot with one teaspoon of cold water and stir into the syrup along with the shreds . 

If this does not work , give him a teaspoon of mustard dissolved in a tumbler of warm water . 

Place two teaspoons of filling in the centre of each round , making sure it fills the hollow . 

Breakfast cereals are mostly sugar-coated ; when she occasionally has a wholegrain cereal ( like Weetabix ) she adds two teaspoons of sugar . 

Stir in yeast , make a well in the centre and slowly pour in the onion liquid and one teaspoon of the olive oil , stirring constantly to form a smooth dough . 

Place the potatoes , apples , sugar , one teaspoon of salt and the vinegar in a large pan and just cover with water . 

Pour some over each serving , and sprinkle a teaspoon of brown sugar over each . 

It was in excellent condition , was only a year old and cost me £85 .

One firm would inform the other of its proposed price increases by letter , usually a month before they came into effect , and the other would usually respond within that period . 

The one exception to that doleful list of Labour Governments who doubled unemployment during their term of office saw unemployment increase by 50 per cent . 

It is a team which has grown since last year , reflecting the important emphasis being placed on Export sales , which have shown almost a 25% increase by value in the last two years . 

After a period of stable numbers between 1985 and 1989 , the PCC will have seen its workload increase by 66% in 3 years . 

When the sample 's average score out of twenty was calculated , it revealed an increase from 9.5 to 14.3 out of twenty . 

Counts round Chichester and Pagham Harbours have recorded a steady increase from June to October , high numbers present throughout October to February and a fairly rapid dispersal in March . 

` For instance all the Big 10 trusts could ( if they so chose ) fund a 5% dividend increase from reserves for three years assuming maintained earnings , " the brokers write . 

An increase from eleven to seventeen in the number of the latter should not throw us ! 

Net cash inflow from operations after tax and dividends was £225 million , a substantial increase from the 1991 figure of £169 million , which did not include a contribution from Ultramar . 

Nevertheless , lawyers may be difficult to convince , even upon the persuasions of members of the RICS , that inflationary trends may justify an increase from £600 yearly in 1972 to £20,000 yearly in 1913 . 

The budget set by the council would mean an increase from £309.34 to £353 a rise of 14pc . 

OFFICIALS from the Group-of-Seven largest seven market economies will gather in Frankfurt today to put the finishing touches to a plan designed to lead to a $35billion increase in the resources of the International Monetary Fund . 

The increase in secondary school enrolments in DET schools has far outstripped the rate of population increase . 

Specifically relaxation produces a decrement in sympathetic nervous system activity and causes an increase in parasympathetic nervous system activity . 

Most significant was an increase in working capital and an increase in labour inputs consequent on the technological changes introduced . 

The apparent reason for this increase in imports was a reduction in demand from China which had a major impact on the international market for urea ( see Lancaster , 1989 ) . 

1992 saw a substantial increase in both tendering activity and value of work obtained , provided outstanding low bids become firm contracts . 

Whether in the long term this will lead to a permanent increase in output , or whether it will simply lead to higher prices , is again a fiercely debated question . 

In recent years there has been a dramatic increase in the number of people undergoing vocational training in France . 

The insect sinks until the increase of surface energy just balances the decrease in its potential energy when it sinks no further and is , presumably , happy . 

Group profit before tax for the first half of 1990 was £57.5 million , an increase of 2% . 

Even a 1% thinning of the layer could result in an increase of thousands of skin cancer cases every year . 

This study was carried out to compare the serum concentrations of laminin in patients with cirrhosis with comprehensive clinical and laboratory tests in each patient to identify the factors associated with the increase of this glycoprotein . 

The proposed charge represents an increase of £45 on the current year 's figure . 

It has also granted a hefty wage increase to the park service personnel , though they had to strike to get it . 

Release the fire button before the joystick and the angle increases to 70 degrees , which is great for crosses . 

In the President 's budget proposal for 1993 , while the President requested an $11.1 million increase to $189 million for the National Endowment for the Humanities , his NEA request remained unchanged at $175.9 million . 

As CH3. and HCl approach , the potential energy increases to a maximum . 

ONE of the most important wage claims in the pay round was submitted yesterday when leaders of Ford 's 33,000 manual workers called for a double figure increase . 

The residents wanted to continue barter deals with RSFSR traffic to help offset the sharp price increases . 

Partial palliative response -- At least one global or subgrouping score increases significantly on at least two successive measurements , with no score decreasing significantly 

Further voltage increase gives another transition : the pattern of current variation repeats on only every fourth cycle of the source ( picture ( c ) ) . 

After April , rents not collected at the end of the year will have to be paid for with a general rent increase because of the Government ` ring-fencing " of housing revenue accounts . 

This represents a modest 3.5% increase on last years figure , and there is no doubt that the fish processing sector in particular in experiencing difficulties due to the knock-on effects of quota restrictions in the fishing industry . 

Christopher Bullock , director of public affairs for the Tobacco Advisory Council : ` The 13p increase on a packet of cigarettes is totally unfair to the UK 's 17m smokers . 

For the mainstream activities of Teaching ( ` T " ) and Research ( ` R " ) the University received an increase of 5.8% , compared with an average of 9% for the English universities . 

In other words , a 5 per cent reduction in ozone would result in , say , an increase of between 7.5 and 15 per cent in UV-B radiation received at the ground . 

With increase in overburden pressure , more stress is placed on the grain to grain contacts and compaction starts to proceed by chemical processes . 

For many pensioners this week 's increases will only bring them back to where they were 18 months ago , and some pensioners will still be worse off . 

The Government had predicted that rateable values would rise by about seven times , but the revaluation has produced an eightfold increase . 

One of the laws of the jungle is that the greater the number of groups in the competitive struggle , for each to secure bigger increases than the others , the faster will wages rise . " 

This phenomenon of ` reactivity " is well accepted ; desirable behaviours often increase and undesirable behaviours generally decrease when they are monitored . 

In the Government 's first review of social security benefits in 1979 , pensions were increased by 19.5 per cent , in line with price rises , but there was no increase whatsoever in child benefit . 

Private renting has now been largely replaced by owner occupation and council renting and manufacturing jobs have increasingly disappeared , whilst managerial and professional jobs have shown a rapid increase . 

Every therapist of emotional pain , no matter their particular style , sees the discharge of feeling through tears as a positive and healing experience . 

Of course , it is equally important for your therapist to feel at ease with you , to facilitate an exchange of energies , as it were . 

Liz and her therapist arranged to meet initially three rimes and then decide whether further contact was necessary . 

They are also supported by psychiatric , social work and child care consultants , with further therapeutic care provided by a qualified art therapist . 

Anne Hooper , counsellor , sex therapist , author and mother , offers her help and advice . 

Sex manuals and sex therapists soon flooded the market to help people make the grade . 

She says working as a shiatsu therapist is also risky because the treatment is expensive and people are not always willing to pay when money is short . 

Liz came back accompanied by her parents , but wanting to speak to the therapist on her own first . 

Involvement of the same therapist in assessment and follow-up is likely to increase attendance rates ( Hawton et al. 1979 ) . 

Despite describing a happy childhood , she told her therapist about how she had been brought up in a family where she felt unappreciated and undervalued . 

She was acting on the advice of her therapist in speaking thus . 

Therefore , the therapist suggested she should stop this medication . 

The therapist has to take all your details and to ask you certain questions to establish that you are indeed a suitable subject for hypnosis . 

The therapist should explain fully why certain areas of questioning are being broached so that parents feel part of the assessment procedure . 

I went for my first visit to the therapist feeling panicky , nervous , hopeful and depressed . 

I went to see my therapist and he kept talking about the bank manager . 

In New York if you do n't get threatened occasionally you go see a therapist and ask him why you have no charisma . 

The therapist agreed to see David daily for the next few days in order to provide him with support . 

She liked the script about a young couple in the then fashionable Swinging London , but did not feel it was quite right for her . 

At least two lives of Jackson Pollock are also in the works , as is another script about the collector Joseph Duveen . 

But through sensitive playing and a warm humorous script by Bennett , the play went some way to portraying the normality of life with a daughter who is ` not quite right " . 

So maybe it 's apt that he should have become entangled in Basic Instinct , a new psychosexual thriller starring Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone , which is based on a controversial script by Joe Eszterhas . 

The outrageous design of the show is down to Jamie Reid and Michael Nichols , the equally outrageous script by her brother Frank Clarke . 

I posted two scripts for a series to be called ` The Raconteur " , which were a collection of after-dinner stories tied together by narration . 

Also in the audience was 70-year-old Yoshiko Yamaguchi Otaka , the original Rikoran , whose autobiography provided much of the material for the script of the musical . 

It said a lot about the times and included some witty -- but strangely unwieldy -- material in Nicholson 's script . 

Neither Grosbard 's direction nor Gardner 's script is able to come into focus and , as a result , Dustin 's character remains blurred . 

Coburn 's script stated that Susan came from the forty-ninth century : too precise a reference for a series modelling itself on mystery . 

Anthony Marriott and Alistair Foot 's script called for the clerk to be a ` heavy " type , but Crawford was successful in changing the underling to a meek , nervous sort . 

He began writing jokes and scripts for TV shows and sending them off to producers and stars . 

The script for ` The Chase " , also by Terry Nation , called for Episode One to end with a Dalek rising dramatically out of the sand to menace the time-travellers . 

He kept trying to rewrite the script and would produce pages which he scrawled on so badly you could n't read it , and neither could he . 

He does n't mind leaving his script and reacting to whatever happens on the night . 

After he finishes Terminators , James Cameron is contracted to film Burning Chrome ( script from Gibson ) . 

On the phone from Canada , he jokes that one of the reasons he got involved was to get over the abortive attempts by Hollywood to film one of his scripts . 

He lives in South Stoke in Oxfordshire and is is working flat out on a film script . 

In Coburn 's original script , which became the pilot episode , operation of the ship was clearly the sole preserve of the Doctor . 

ACTRESS Miranda Richardson is now reading three American scripts before flying out next week for Hollywood . 

` I thought he was perfect for the story and sent him a script with about as much hope as those who put messages in bottles and toss them in the ocean . " 

The director was Michael Winner , who had made The Jokers , and to whom Crawford sent the script . 

He adored Coronation Street so much that he wrote mock scripts for the show and began a correspondence with the show 's producer Leslie Duxberry . 

Director Paul Verhoeven has caused an upset among the Hollywood community with his treatment of Basic Instinct , the record-breaking $3 million script by former Rolling Stone writer Joe Betrayed Eszterhaus . 

` No , much better recruit your energies , " said Anthony , just as David returned carrying a jug of hot water and two slices of lemon on a plate . 

` Three of us carried you , and I was one of the three , and I had to tip a jug of water over you next morning to wake you . " 

The waiter had brought a jug of wine and two glasses , and Miguel poured out the sparkling liquid . 

They all took a break then , to eat their oatcakes and drink jugs of beer from Anderson 's . 

He wanted to throw off his jacket , kick off his boots , sit under the tree at the back of the house and drink a jug of cool buttermilk . 

You have to drink this large jug of orange juice with a chemical in it that makes the tumour show up if it is there . 

There were also jugs of ale , bottles of amber wine , port and Bristol ` milk " -- the finest sherry in all England . 

There were two tiny windows , each with one bar across originally , but friends of the prisoners delayed the sobering up process by passing jugs of ale through the windows , so two bars were fitted . 

There was cheese , pickled onions , corned beef , cottage loaves , pig 's pudding and even a gallon jug of ale . 

Bryant turned to Marion , who had arrived with a full jug of ale . 

When one of his servants first saw him smoking , he thought Sir Walter was on fire and threw a jug of ale over him . 

He hastily ordered large amounts of red ochre to be brought from Elephantine and to be ground to powder by the High Priest of Heliopolis and stirred into seven thousand jugs of beer . 

With this most delicious version of summer pudding- raspberries and redcurrants make the next best -- you need a jug of good rich cream of pouring consistency . 

Nettie , after all , had gone to some trouble , with dishes of peppermint fondants and dark after-dinner chocolates , in addition to the steaming silver coffee-pot and the matching silver jug of thick fresh cream . 

Huge jugs of fruit juice were being pressed on guests , rather than booze . 

The woman laid before her a pot of coffee , a jug of orange juice and a dish of piping hot rolls and croissants . 

Louis was out of sight , but she could see Felix , Elizabeth and Anne returning along the path by the stream carrying jugs of milk . 

She had left their supper ready on the kitchen table : a plate of bread and dripping covered with a cloth and a jug of milk with a note propped against it . 

There would be a few eggs , a jug of milk or if there was a meal cooking , some potatoes . 

Given their prime location in the centre of towns and on major thoroughfares , Georgian coaching inns are frequently prime targets for refurbishment . 

In this case a child 's shortest distance to school along public thoroughfares was just less than 3 miles . 

Snows Ride , a local thoroughfare , was in all probability named in his dubious honour . 

The basic plan was simple ; straight , wide thoroughfares would connect the main points of the city to provide easy movement of traffic , and would also , given their dimensions , provide light and air : 

I walk down the broadest thoroughfare on the island , that which leads to the harbour . 

It blocked off the end of Granville Street , Vancouver 's main thoroughfare , and was consciously designed to present the city both as the great terminus of the transcontinental railway and as a great Oriental gateway . 

Sheviock was then a typical Cornish church-town , isolated from the newer and busier settlement of Crafthole , which held a regular fair and was described as ‘ … a poor village but a much frequented thoroughfare ’ . 

The Constable was walking along a busy thoroughfare when a crowd assembled owing to the breakdown of a motor car . 

No buses passed along Queen 's Road and , as it did n't lie between any major thoroughfares , no cars used it as a short cut . 

The huge hand-built limo , flown in especially from Moscow 's wide thoroughfares , found Downing Street a handful . 

This vibrant thoroughfare is lined with shops , bars , coffee houses , restaurants , beer cellars , clubs and hotels . 

Canongate had its own Tolbooth , which has survived because it was set into the building line instead of blocking the thoroughfare . 

It ran like an empty thoroughfare between the Nile and the Red Sea . 

Both hands dug firmly in his pockets , he walked along the narrow thoroughfare , the lights of the Strand up ahead of him . 

New thoroughfares were proposed , together with a variety of measures for street widening , parking and design of intersections . 

The house in Conduit Street was just two minutes walk from Berkeley Square in one direction and , in the other , the bustling thoroughfare that was Regent Street . 

He saw the pig 's bladder lying at the boy 's feet , very similar to the one he had seen two children playing with on Holborn thoroughfare . 

After hearing pro-Yeltsin and anti-Gorbachev speeches they set off towards the Kremlin down Tverskaya ( formerly Gorky Street ) , Moscow 's main thoroughfare . 

Waterways provide the main thoroughfare in the Upper Mazaruni and many of these are already blocked . 

They shopped in Queen Street , the main thoroughfare of Auckland . 

Some will suppose that 18th-century riots could be rather jolly affairs , playful English affrays of the sort cheerfully satirised by Hogarth or Rowlandson .

The section puts it beyond argument that there is no defence that the affray took place in private .

Mr Spence , of Brunel Way , Darlington , County Durham denies threatening to kill his wife , having an imitation firearm and causing an affray .

In trouble after a smuggling affray , early in the nineteenth century , John Kemp escapes to Jamaica and works his way to prosperity as a plantation owner .

Nor are there likely to be any surviving family snapshots of the Bean Street Bank Holiday stabbing affray .

A freeze on recruitment of senior registrars was imposed for at least two years , thus ruining the career prospects of dozens of registrars trained in the specialty .

Mrs Thatcher yesterday flew to the US to address the UN on the environment , as Britain blocked a global freeze on carbon dioxide emissions .

It also allowed for a renewable one-year freeze on challenges by the courts to six ordinances related to the maintenance of law and order .

For example , Norway imposed a freeze on social security benefits and West Germany made all student grants repayable to the government , increased contributions to pension and sickness benefit , and delayed rises in pensions .

During the visit Li Peng and Zheng Tuobin , the Minister of Foreign Economic Relations and Trade , asked Japan to lift the freeze on loans , Kyodo reported .

Cuts to that budget when the Dinkins administration took power forced the Met to impose a hiring freeze and close some galleries .

After a two-year freeze on wage rises , management at Cleveland Potash have agreed a five per cent increase for the 956 employees , backdated to January 1 .

An immediate freeze on prices and wages was imposed , the latter to be adjusted twice yearly instead of according to monthly indexation mechanisms .

There 's an across-the-board freeze on any increases in allocation until the levy business is settled .

The stink of hops hanging in the air , wafted over from Wandsworth breweries . 

In Ilford , it cries kebabs , burgers , and the stink of greasy takeaways blowing down the High Road . 

I am struck by small objects and my nostrils fill with the stink of rot . 

We rolled into Casma just after three in the morning , the stink of fish oil hanging over the port and an old adobe fort peering at us out of mist . 

The stink of petrol drifted with the breeze and Schramm took a stroll to escape it . 

Next to the incessant bombardment , the stink of putrefaction and the utter desolation of the battlefield , Verdun combatants testify again and again to the terrifying isolation , seldom experienced to the same degree in other sectors . 

They prowled beyond the light like caged beasts , filling the tiny room with cop stink , barking out a bunch of unconnected questions . 

Many things had died in this room and left their stink behind . 

Some modern gardeners report that handling the leaves of this plant can cause a blistering rash on sensitive skin , so it must obviously be treated with respect , but there is a good chance that oil of rue would prove to be a successful repellent for most misbehaving cats . 

Some people 's rashes are entirely hidden by their clothes : they put ` a good face " on it . 

A few individuals may experience a body and arm rash when taking this herb , particularly if other chemical drugs have also been prescribed . 

There are jokes about criss-cross patterns on the end of your dick , not to mention nylon rashes . 

In both children and adults there may be a rash of tiny red-purple spots or bruises caused by bleeding under the skin . 

Above the scoop neckline of her peacock blue dress , an ill-defined rash of mottled pink broke out , then faded . 

It was this particular characteristic of syphilis , that both the primary sore and the secondary rash will go away after a certain period , that produced so many varied cures in the pre-antibiotic era . 

The range of known adverse reactions to NSAIs extended from mild rashes , through bleeding in the stomach and the intestines , to fatal bone-marrow damage . 

Sun rashes can appear hours after exposure but may take days or even weeks to disappear . 

Next day he broke out in a savage rash , but the move began to Alderney and the last , comfortable , well-solaced years . 

There were no fatalities , and the only permanent effect was some slight scarring after the acne-type rash had gone . 

It will rapidly relieve your itch whether it be a mild irritation or an allergic rash , on any part of the body . 

Its complicated chemical structure includes bergaptens , which may cause an allergic rash on the hands of those using it , and other substances which strictly prohibit its intake by pregnant women . 

He told himself that the itching in his scalp was just a heat rash , and determined not to scratch his head in the presence of the nurse . 

Heat rashes , prickly heat and allergic reactions affect many sunbathers -- in fact , about a third of the population seems to suffer . 

` Ten per cent of all plants are capable of leaving you with a red itchy rash or skin swelling , " adds Steven Wright . 

It may also appear on other parts of the body in the form of an itchy rash known as ringworm . 

Twenty seven hours later a red , intensely itchy rash appeared on her inner thighs , buttocks and perianal area , and gradually the blisters characteristic of Poison Oak dermatitis developed . 

There are reports of links between crying and urticaria , a rash resembling nettle rash . 

He also gave me whole tins of peaches in syrup ; I ate so many that eventually I broke out in a painful rash . 

The usual symptoms are a faint pink rash with a slight fever , perhaps swollen glands or aching joints and a general feeling of being off-colour . 

Patients have complained of impotence , skin rashes , dry eyes , nausea , vomiting , diarrhoea , fatigue or insomnia , and problems with circulation . 

Symptoms include coughing , blurred vision , nausea , fits , faintness and skin rashes . 

Almost immediately he developed a lobster-red rash , the first sign of what is known as graft-versus host disease . 

We will increase the availability both of treatment by women health professionals and of home birth . 

If there is any infestation at all , you can be certain that there is more undetected , and that treatment by a specialist firm will be essential . 

This response is one of the pitfalls of self-treatment , but it can occur just as readily -- if not more so -- with treatment by fringe practitioners who use ineffective methods of diagnosis . 

Indeed , many forms of treatment by hypnosis do not call for the patient to utter a word . 

The Community Dental Service is required to provide clinical dental care for those patients refused dental treatment by a general dental practitioner . 

In the course of a journalistic investigation I have met people who have spent £12000 on treatment by clinical ecologists and have remortgaged their homes — usually at the therapist 's suggestion — to raise the money . 

The emphasis is on diagnosis and treatment by medical or surgical means and on the measures available for the prevention and control of disease . 

Rebleeding was successfully controlled in some patients with treatment by a second injection . 

Skilled treatment for the hemiplegic patient is very specialized , and there is no viable substitute for it . 

Her mother claims she no longer needs treatment for her arthritis . 

There is no treatment for tumours , but it is best , if possible , to isolate the fish and keep an eye on them . 

There is some hope that the research will come up with a treatment for AIDS . 

` I 'm still stiff and sore and I 'm receiving treatment for an injured shoulder " he said . 

One and a half million people are going without treatment for a bone disease which can cause severe pain and deformity . 

The taxi was driven by Michael Allenby , 32 , from Darlington , who underwent treatment for whiplash injuries . 

ALTERNATIVE medicine practitioners were accused by the Royal College of Physicians yesterday of making false and misleading claims for their treatments of allergies by unorthodox methods . 

The report , or news of it , attracted the attention of W. H. Feldman and H. C. Hinshaw , who were studying drugs for the treatment of tuberculosis at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester , Minnesota . 

Bibliotherapy , which we might define as the systematic and informed use of reading in the treatment of psychological problems , requires a volume to itself and will not be developed here . 

This may suggest that the treatment of pancreatitis has improved . 

The treatment of tendon injuries in competition horses is much argued about amongst horse owners and equine veterinary surgeons . 

As a young man , Gerald had suffered a severe bladder infection for which he needed prolonged treatment with antibiotics . 

They are usually associated with severe destructive peripheral arthritis , rheumatoid nodules , a high titre of rheumatoid factor , and treatment with corticosteroids . 

A proportion of hypoxaemic children may be so physiologically compromised late in the course of illness that treatment with oxygen will not prevent death . 

They are all more aggressive than treatment with laser and carry a higher risk of complications and only cryotherapy can be performed without general anaesthesia . 

Injection sclerotherapy is now the accepted first line treatment for bleeding oesophageal varices , although it is associated with an impressive list of rare complications . 

A woman aged 47 needed hospital treatment for bruising yesterday after being attacked in her home in Chirton Road , North Shields , by a man who stole her video recorder . 

It is the same influenza virus which has affected all three patients , but their individual reactions to the infection have been different and so their treatment will also be different . 

The fame of his treatment spread , bringing four hundred visitors or so a year to swell the local income . 

In 1895 , the Royal Free appointed an official ` almoner " to ensure that patients were genuinely poor and that they contributed what they could afford to their treatment . 

Around 1612 he became blind as a result of syphilis ; an account of his treatment is preserved in the British Library ( Sloane MS 640 ) . 

During her treatment , Christine was taking these jelly like capsules . 

It 'll be weeks , possibly months before the men 's treatment is over . 

Leannda , daughter of Courtaulds Fibres employee Chris Ward —see story above — needs expensive eye surgery in America and the Chris Lumb Fund has contributed £3,644.47 towards her treatment . 

Every morning I drove him to the hospital , waited for his X-ray treatment , drove him home again and helped him to bed . 

Many previous studies have sought risk factors retrospectively in the context of trials designed primarily to detect a difference between antiulcer treatments . 

The third , a 69 year old patient with an inoperable rectosigmoid cancer , underwent further laser treatment 10 months after radiotherapy when she developed recurrent rectal discharge . 

She felt she could still continue to improve , so she decided to have further specialist physiotherapy treatment privately , under her medical insurance scheme . 

Doctors believe chemo- and radiotherapy treatment has beaten his cancer . 

The most effective treatment before 1960 for severe and disabling depression was electro-convulsion therapy . 

After 5 months of chemotherapy treatment like this , the tumours shrank . 

The Premier League 's leading scorer underwent immediate treatment after clocking up his 22nd goal of the season for Blackburn , who face Ipswich today . 

Curbishley is still receiving treatment after having two weeks complete rest and could run in the Stockton district schools championships at the Cleveland County Stadium on Thursday . 

The prophecy that the chief Ringwraith will not fall ` by the hand of man " , and his check when he realises Dernhelm is a woman , similarly parallels the Witches ' assurance to Macbeth and his disconcertment when told ` Macduff was from his mother 's womb/Untimely ripped . " 

Gouraud 's manifest disconcertion delighted Pétain , and — according to Serrigny — he “ left Châlons in complete serenity ” . 

Then he gently eased her arms down , and with infinite patience began to stroke her nightdress from her body . 

Nannie sighed as she dropped the Viyella nightdress over Nicandra 's head . 

Her nightdress was on the pillow of the double bed , her dressing gown behind the door and her handbag on top of the chest of drawers . 

And everything about her , her long nightdress and the mist she was held in , was so golden-red that even the dark gold skin of her lovely face had a reddish tinge to it . 

Even her thick nightdress seemed alarmingly minimal beneath his slow and deliberate contemplation . 

Her pelvis jerked spasmodically , her cotton nightdress thrown high upon her chest . 

Luce ate the dainty chicken sandwiches and salad , then put on her fine cotton nightdress and climbed into bed with a sigh . 

It was n't as if he could see her in the flimsy satin nightdress , was it ? 

She opened the case and looked with dismay at the flimsy green silk nightdress lying on top of the matching gown . 

I tried not to think of her in the feathery nightdress under the influence of the aphrodisiac . 

It was n't , she reminded herself sternly , as she tucked her rose-printed nylon nightdress beneath the quilt , as if this was a holiday . 

Women in nightdresses peeping out of roadside houses lent a surreptitious air to the first few miles . 

She had changed into a loose gauzy nightdress and released her hair so that it fell , witch-like , over her shoulders . 

Down from the top floor bounced the offspring of Mr and Mrs Beavis , the girls in nightdresses , the boys in nightshirts . 

Suddenly , the door bursts in , a small girl in candy-striped nightdress rushes in . 

The nightdresses were worn by Queen Victoria in the eighteen seventies and eighties . 

She leapt from the bed and grabbed at a newly-purchased cheap dressing gown , swiftly covering the white cotton nightdress . 

She loved Karen , so demure in her neat white nightdress , she loved her dearly . 

There was a flimsy nightdress which seemed to consist only of feathers and ribbons , and a mysterious stick of what looked like fudge . 

On the side of the bed away from the window was Lily 's new silk nightdress , folded carefully by the chambermaid . 

Maybe the women in Guido 's life were rather more accustomed to red silk nightdresses with plunging necklines and the sides split halfway up the thigh , but personally she had never possessed anything quite so racy . 

A movement had startled me and I turned to see Robin-Anne Crowninshield , dressed only in a white nightdress , standing in the main companionway . 

She sat down on her sleeping-bag , stripped off her sweater , her jeans , pulled on an old-fashioned nightdress in scarlet Viyella which had been her mother 's . 

She pulled on a short silk nightdress -- a rather extravagant Christmas present from one of her sisters -- brushed her hair until the long dark strands gleamed , then walked slowly over to the window . 

Beneath an open , high-necked , long-sleeved cotton dressing gown , she was wearing a simple white cotton nightdress , which stuck to her still damp body , and she smelt of soap and steam . 

His eyes dropped blatantly downward and she remembered with a start that she was wearing only a flimsy nightdress , barely skimming the tops of her slender thighs . 

They may be content to put up with a certain proportion of customer complaints for a given volume of business . 

However , forums such as ComputerWorld have seen a small firestorm of user complaints in their pages over the proposed return to an Ultrix migration path . 

The country 's first helpline for police officers facing complaints from the public is already busy taking calls . 

The home had been shut down following complaints of poor hygiene . 

There is also a time limit for lodging complaints which is normally within three years of the act , or failure to act , about which you are complaining . 

The thing is , young officers coming into the force , doing what they 've been taught is their job , the next thing they know they 've got people making complaints against them . 

There are often complaints of bullying in primary schools and there have been a number of research studies that have highlighted the problem . 

From the late seventeenth century there had been complaints of increasing wickedness , crime and disorder . 

Members of third parties may make complaints in writing to the director . 

It 's 3 am on a Sunday morning , there 's a party going on and there are complaints about too much noise . 

Halfway through , Rainbow is ejected from the cinema , after complaints about too much raucous laughter . 

Complaints about noise have increased tenfold in the past fifteen years , and all the signs are that the problem is still getting worse . 

One of the American complaints against Japan is that Japan has had access to US government-funded research while denying foreign companies access to research funded by the Japanese government . 

One of the more commonly heard complaints against the existing management structure from top athletes is that its detachment from the road race scene leaves management ill-equipped to make selection decisions for road races in major internationals . 

Any complaint about medical treatment thus almost certainly is a complaint against a man . 

I wondered right away if he 'd registered a complaint against you , Charity . 

There were constant complaints by the forest landowners and inhabitants in the thirteenth century of interference with their rights . 

The European Commission brought the charges following a complaint by Friends of the Earth . 

As a result of that incident there were a number of complaints by members of the public about the conduct of some of the police officers who had attended the incident . 

The allegations of indecency concern a complaint by a 17 year old trainee monk . 

There were other complaints concerning the treatment of nurses . 

No one goes to such lengths now , though you do sometimes hear complaints from artists about the position of their work . 

The overcharging has been revealed after complaints from companies that their bills include lines , equipment and services not being used , he said . 

The last thing he wants to be bothered with is having to deal with complaints from dissatisfied guests . " 

The granting of Indian land rights triggered a wave of complaints from white settlers , who staged blockades of several forest roads in protest . 

The spokeswoman said the centre had received a lot of complaints from women in the catering industry , concerning pay and conditions . 

Last year the society investigated nearly eighty seven thousand complaints of cruelty . 

The complaint of the contemporary historian David lord Hailes that ` the Marian controversy has already become too angry and too voluminous " was prophetic . 

One of the most common complaints of parents is that their child will not obey them . 

The constant complaint of the British Party against the NUWM was that it had failed to use its influence with employed workers and trade unionists . 

A NORTH-EAST woman has lodged a complaint after an ambulance took almost an hour to arrive at an accident . 

There are few who express complaints with the quality of care offered . 

In these discussions the boys often voice similar complaints to the girls . 

It is also believed that none of the injured has made a complaint to the police . 

After his release Ahmed Ashraf and his lawyer submitted a formal , written complaint to the Procurator General 's Office . 

She also knew that she should have reported the foul to Mike , who would then make an official complaint to the umpire , but she was too angry . 

` Did she make an official complaint to you about-the attack ? " 

There were complaints that the building had become an eyesore , and that asbestos used in its construction was a danger to children tempted to play there . 

This is n't a reply of guilty , it 's a complaint that the charge is wrongly phrased . 

He made a complaint that the record of his interview in relation to that offence contained fabricated admissions . 

The tribunal dismissed all but one complaint relating to McBride 's treatment of patients . 

His employer warned him that his behaviour had already caused several customer complaints and was even affecting business relations , and demanded that he stop . 

One BBC insider said they were expecting complaints from Mr Major about coverage of his early speeches , when his attempts to focus on constitutional issues went largely unreported . 

` He takes a leap in the dark , " was one of Birkenhead 's unfriendly complaints , ` looks round , and takes another . 

If you follow the guidelines below your complaint will be dealt with in the most efficient manner possible . 

Bell said : ` My only complaint about the game was that we should have had the penalty before Glentoran scored . 

My main complaint about this book , however , is that it encourages us to become not so much rock climbers as consumers . 

Equally , Bourdieu 's complaints about structuralism are not couched in moral arguments about human freedom , which is surely the argument against structuralism that one was most accustomed to in the 1970s . 

I am not going to make my usual complaint about words not in my dictionary , for this novel seems to demand ` hard " words . 

The earlier letter reveals , incidentally , how closely his complaint against contemporary philology was related to distaste for contemporary intellectual life in general . 

Lyndon Johnson 's searing complaints against the British have been much quoted , yet for the first year or two the president was not insensitive to the political realities in London . 

My main complaint concerning students of modern sediments is that they pay more attention to the question of how sediments are deposited than to the question as to whether or not they stay there . 

If a problem does arise and you are dissatisfied , make your complaint to the manager at the time of the incident . 

When I last spoke to the Otter Trust they had never had a complaint against a canoeist but many against anglers . 

In spite of complaints by leaders of trade unions many of their members bought up the shares . 

Telling him to be seated comfortably , she then spoke : ` Mr Finkelstein , to be sure , I have no complaints with your work . 

A complaint over parking space led to the discovery that no planning permission had been granted for the guest house . 

The victims of harassment are reluctant to make a complaint for a number of reasons . 

In many parts of the country there had been complaints that no satisfactory geological maps were available . 

Ever since there has been Christmas there have been complaints that it has become over-commercialised . 

In a permissive society where officialdom and authority were being questioned at every turn , misbehaviour and impetuousness became a badge of courage and style . 

Admiral James Watkins , formerly head of the Department of Energy , the SSC 's sponsor , saw this expense as a badge of valour . 

But as Brown Owl pinned my Promise Badge on me , and said , ` I trust you to keep the Promise " , the excitement must have been too much for Natalie ! 

Woolley raised the revolver and pressed the muzzle against the glittering badge on Hawthorn 's peaked cap . 

The man plucked at Stephen 's regimental badge , then cut his throat with his finger and pointed back over his shoulder towards the carnage of no-man's-land . 

Dot fingered her victory badge and tried not to listen in case it seemed like prying . 

Richard Morris , Paul Rayner and Kevin Greenhill , from High Wycombe , Bucks , were trying to win the Chief Scout Award badge when the rain forced them to shelter in a tiny tent they were carrying . 

The identity badge and pass issued to Coleman in 1987 when he taught a course in audio and video surveillance at the National Intelligence Academy in Fort Lauderdale , Florida . 

Undertaking the painting of heraldic devices such as squadron badges requires a licence from HMSO Crown Copyright as they are within the national domain . 

Two months later Deborah passed the Pony Rider tests and became the first Brownie in the Pack to win the badge with the pony on it . 

In the First World War Lord Lonsdale raised The 11th ( Lonsdale ) Battalion and issued silver badges at his own expense to the volunteers . 

FORMER chairman of Craghead Social Club , Johnny Glister , received the CIU long service certificate from Durham branch president George Lawson and gold badge from divisional representative Mattie Younger . 

68 year old Idris Owen receives a Gold Badge for paddling over 800km last year while spending much of his time teaching handicapped canoeists on the Montgomery Canal . 

Unfortunately his foot was in it at the time and I slammed it , at which point he pulled out a badge and said he was a cop . 

The badge she wore on one lapel proclaimed that her name was Molly . 

Her hair was twisted into tight steel-grey rolls on which sat her clinic cap with its distinctive badge . 

Brig Ramsey fought like a tigress to save the WRAC 's cap badge . 

Note brigadier 's cap badge ; and cavalry yellow backing to the rank pips on his shoulder slides . 

The cap bears the red star badge on a raised gold and red enamel boss ; narrow gold chin cords ; and the band and crown-piping in the infantry branch-colour , raspberry red . 

Newly shaved , with combed hair and cap badges polished , Tyson , Shaw , Evans and O'Lone presented themselves to him . 

Colours and patterns changed hardly at all and the dinky club badge remained firmly in place . 

You 'll also get a FREE stamp album every year , a brilliant club badge , stickers and a membership card . 

He does n't drink , and proudly displays a lapel badge proclaiming the fact . 

The young IBM salesman ( he works for IBM , not the store , although his name badge does not say so ) is more forthcoming on Amstrad . 

No longer did I desire conventions of little nymphets , each one wearing playboy 's plastic name badge . 

Not only did Japanese stereos or Italian fridges add to the comfort of life , they were badges of rank , proof of one 's standing in the hierarchy of power . 

Here are just a few of the exciting badges you can work to earn : 

A reward system is in operation whereby competent staff get stars on their badges , and a discipline procedure reinforces conformity . 

The workers themselves wear badges which indicate the exposure level . 

Holding up the wall near the bar , Peter Materna , an engineer in Princeton 's fusion project , was wearing his badge -- which also said something about white-water rafting . 

She 'd promised him money for the van , which she would make wearing that bloody badge . 

Many in the row she sat in wore small badges denoting the wearers as pilgrims to Lourdes . 

He constantly fiddled with that badge of office , a ready-made , multicoloured , bow tie , as he talked to Jane . 

The retiring president , Mrs Beryl Abbott , welcomed Mrs Archer as the new president and presented her with the badge of office . 

Bde. patch is worn on the right shoulder of the desert combat suit and the sand-coloured ` woolly pully " , partly above the badge of rank on the latter . 

They meet in packs called Hives and their Promise Badge is a silver bee . 

Any worker away from the nest for more than a day will find that its smell identification badge has expired , and it will be killed . 

` He has police badges from 837 forces worldwide and has also met many heads of state as well as Mother Theresa , the Pope and the Dalai Lama . 

His Treasury officials were infected by the gloomy whiff of failure clinging to him since September . 

Neville sensed that above the smell of creosote , which so strongly assailed his sensitive nostrils , there was a definite whiff of brimstone emanating from the satanic conspirators . 

Nevertheless , there is in the air at Blackpool a first whiff of post-Thatcher . 

After almost three years of backing Modigliani 's work , Zborowski scented the first whiff of success in the spring of 1919 . 

Haslemere also scents a whiff of dishonour in the reluctance of errant ministers to resign . 

Fingering the lump , I began to scrape the theoretical barrel-bottom ; I had prayed for the whiff of putrefaction had n't I ? 

If he had been , he 'd have moved away double quick because the slightest whiff of orange triggers off his migraine . 

His gigs are guaranteed to bring a whiff of the student union bar into any auditorium ; full of lager , lavatory jokes , thwarted sexuality , and tinged with aggrieved politics and environmental concern . 

Standing so close he smelt the fusty clothes and a sour whiff on the old man 's breath . 

On leaving her dead yes but a whiff from a cyanide gun would have brought an automatic verdict of heart failure on a stout elderly smoker . 

In fact , it could be said that the only women these days who sport one single fragrance , all the time , are those famous glamour-pusses -- Joan Collins , Elizabeth Taylor , Paloma Picasso , and so on -- who are paid several millions of dollars a year to endorse a ` signature " scent , on condition they never allow gossipy fellow lunchers in smart restaurants to get an illicit whiff of ` Chanel No 5 " as they swan by . 

They may both be the most humble men in Christendom , but their fiction gives off a sulphurous whiff . 

Not that the ball needed an extra medal for , to Lucille , it seemed as though a jewel shop had been exploded into extravagant shards of light and colour . 

Bent double , nipping to the car boot to get the drug bag , I see the car 's rear window has been bashed in ; broken glass shards cover the rear seat . 

Helen screamed and fell back from the window just as it exploded over her , showering heavy glass shards across the dining room table . 

Should England win the World Cup next time round , you will undoubtedly notice that a small shard of plexiglass is missing from the said carrying case . 

As they moved cautiously towards it , Fenella saw that it had opened for them just the smallest sliver and that beyond it were shards of light . 

She bent to pick up broken shards of china , gritting her teeth as her head protested . 

Shards of glass were still falling 12 hours after the blast and computers had been blown on to the pavement . 

He rolled through the space , snapping a shard of glass that sliced his jacket and put a nick in his shoulder . 

Casey stood above him , a wicked-looking shard of glass in her hand . 

Everywhere you look , little shards of glass glistening in the lamplight . 

Minute shards of glass slashed across Rohmer 's ecstatic face . 

Her finger snagged on roughened bark , and she stared down at it , watching the bright droplets of blood trickle to the floor and settle among shards of broken glass . 

His blue eyes held shards of ice as he glared down at her , his features darkening in annoyance . 

Sherds of such pottery have been found on sites along the eastern seaboard of the United States , including Florida , the Caribbean islands and parts of South America such as Venezuela . 

Over a hundred sherds of pottery were recovered from the rampart . 

A bone needle , some animal bones and a few sherds of pottery were found here . 

It refers to the fable of the sick lion and the wary fox , who is frightened at seeing all the footprints pointing towards the den and none the other way . 

In 1974 Mr Coase turned his own attention to lighthouses -- an example of supposed market failure with an even longer pedigree than the fable of the bees . 

No doubt Flaubert knew La Fontaine 's fable of the Bear and the Man Who Delighted in Gardens . 

Alan Spence 's gentle trans-cultural fable , aimed primarily at older children , has many affecting moments , and features a fine central performance from Luna Rahman . 

The book evidently proved a pleasure rather than a duty , part of the pleasure being political ; and there is an added spice to his enjoyment of Orwell 's anti fable that needs to be pondered . 

( After discussion with staff in schools it was agreed that the checklist was an inappropriate means of analysis for a satirical fable such as Animal Farm . ) 

Chinese fables spoke of the abyss that lay in the waters to the east . 

The Oedipus fable , for example , begins with a non-disabled person whose transgressions are dealt with by the addition of an impairment . 

For Jarvefelt , opera needed to be illustrated like a children 's story-book of fables . 

Modern science ignores this at its peril , and Xorandor may be read as a fable for scientists and would-be scientists , written in their own idiom , warning them of the consequences of cutting their project off from its conceptual genealogy , its own founding story . 

I always join one shoulder seam before cutting out the front and back sections , then finish off with a sandwich neck-band that will stretch and look good . 

The seams of badly fitting or misshapen woollens were unpicked and the garment washed and reblocked . 

Even when she 'd had a drink or so too many she still had her stocking seams straight . " 

She is especially renowned for creating a long silk jersey halter-neck evening dress , which can be worn five different ways and is easy to make because it only has one seam . 

Then I sewed a straight seam on the sewing machine , or rather two , one on either side of my tacking stitches . 

While you are allowing extra stitches for the cables in the tension , do not omit to allow stitches for seams when you are working out these unusual pattern shapes . 

Designated use : lightweight walking trousers for general and outdoor use . 

She stood facing him , a large fair woman in an embroidered jacket and white trousers for their formal dinner on the terrace . 

Yus , all right , Effie , you can 'ave the plump gent 's trousers for yer old man , if yer want . 

I still find myself looking occasionally at grey trousers in shops , and then thinking : no , I can wear what I like , in bright colours . 

I treated myself to a night in the Ceilidh Place ; I had not given up the habit of including the dangly earrings and the flowery trousers in the rucksack . 

For a relaxed yet these wide flowing trousers in viscose , £49.99 , sizes 8–16 , Next Directory ( M60269 ) . 

Top , 100% cotton £14.99 , lined cotton polyester trousers with elasticated waist and ankles , £16.99 , cotton baseball cap with mirror perspex “ NYC ” , £8.99 p incl . 

Lightweight trousers with a side-elasticated waistband , tabbed belt loops and plenty of pockets -- two in the side seams , two patch pockets with buttoned flaps at the back and a third on the trouser leg . 

Fashionably cut trousers with inverted pleats at the waist , a fly front fastening , two side slant pockets , one back hip jetted pocket , belt loops and turn-ups . 

She was dressed in the gear which the PGA encouraged for their female employees , dark trousers with a pastel-coloured sweater . 

I noticed that my swaying foot had rubbed against him , leaving a dusty mark on his navy trousers . 

The nurse called my name ; I walked into the consulting room , flashing a worn , mechanical smile , but feeling as if I was walking onto the stage at the National without my trousers . 

I roll up my trousers and lower my toes into its chattering surface . 

He unbuttoned his fly , facing Lily , and half his trousers to tuck in his shirt . 

You ca n't see whether they really have gone or not because of his corduroy trousers . 

Here he is remembering Nick Kent standing around in the old NME offices in Carnaby Street talking about what Keith Richards had said to him once , when he noticed something hanging out of his leather trousers . 

He put Nick down , and the lad hitched his pyjama trousers and walked wearily out of the lounge . 

Albert 'd been wearing a wide-boy 's jacket , double breasted with padding all over the place , tartan shirt and brown corduroy trousers . 

Here too Chinese influence was apparent in the left-to-right wrap-over outer garment , the shallow conical hat and cotton trousers , and the scroll patterns used for the decoration of clothing and utensils . 

Mrs Burger , a little dumpling of a woman in linen trousers and a smock , like a Chinese peasant , was listening and smiling . 

Carlo is wearing a large , double-breasted linen jacket and non-matching royal blue linen trousers over a slate-grey T-shirt and stone shirt . 

Trent bunched his knees up as a fulcrum and as the man hit them , grasped the big man 's trousers at the waist , heaving for his life . 

Even the ordinary infantrymen managed to look exotic on ceremonial parade , though the baggy scarlet trousers of the Zouaves tended to make almost anything else look dull . 

He had even threaded a length of wire flex though the tags in his waist-band to stop his trousers from slipping down over his hips whenever he put his hands into his pockets . 

Blue cord trousers from M&S , I would say , and a maroon sweater . 

I 'm always happy when I 'm wearing trousers and a jacket that covers my bum ! " 

Jane recommended scoop-necked bodies worn under silky shirts , which Helen could team with flowing trousers or skirts for a stylish but relaxed look . 

` I must say the old trousers he wears let him down a little -- but at the wedding he 'll wear his best suit . 

Belted jacket with buttoned patch pockets , £39.99 , with easily worn matching wide legged trousers , £27.99 . 

Brend Berger , Nik Janik and Escada all showed narrow-shouldered jackets with contrasting collars and pocket flaps … sometimes even a little half-belt , over waistcoats and jodhpur-slim trousers . 

Then suddenly she changed her mind and reached into her wardrobe for a new pair of tight stretchy ski trousers that she had hardly worn . 

I think I caught her on the hop , for she was wearing trousers and sandals and … no , I can not remember what else … . 

These are lightweight trousers made from 50% cotton , 50 polyester . 

You 've each won the first prize in our June competition of a Rohan Shearwater Gore-Tex jacket and pair of the company 's famous walking trousers , Rohan bags . 

Maybe his legs were hairy  under the worn-out trousers , coarse-pelted goat legs and neat , cloven hooves . 

She was in trousers as usual , ignoring the fact that they might well be invited to dinner with the count . 

I knocked on it but it was so dilapidated that I could see right through the door frame and into a large room where a man was sitting in a kitchen chair , dressed in trousers and vest . 

He was particularly smartly dressed in black trousers and waistcoat , white shirt and red bow-tie . 

He was dressed in checked golfing trousers , cowboy boots and a cowboy hat . 

She opened her eyes , a gasp of alarm escaping her at the sight of Roman , dressed in black trousers and a black cotton shirt , standing by her bed . 

The opening lines of ‘ Nowhere Fast ’ illustrate this : ‘ I 'd like to drop my trousers to the queen , every sensible child will know what this means … ’ 

With that he replaced the Bible , tore off the shirt and dropped his trousers . 

And a sign at a Bangkok dry-cleaners says : ` Drop your trousers here for best results . " 

` She was smashed out of her brains , Fergus , and about the only thing she remembered was that she wanted to get your trousers off . 

He had heavy army trousers held up with a huge leather belt and a thick army shirt . 

This battalion wore darker blue coats than most French infantry and had very dark blue trousers . 

For walking out and for Sundays he had a cord jacket and cord trousers . 

Because he always had long trousers that went over his boots , and they were you know , very wide so the boys would call him too long and too loose . 

THE Duke of Florentino pulled up his trousers and shouted at his reflection . 

Humming to himself , he went back into the bedroom and put on a pair of grey corduroy trousers , a red shirt and a bright turquoise jumper , stained with food . 

This operation was tricky because there was the little matter of taking off my trousers and putting on my shorts . 

When they did n't have a gang to fight they 'd run after me , take off my trousers and hide them in a bush . 

Therefore to make sure of this important condition he took off his trousers and sat down on the seed-bed , thus testing the warmth of Mother Earth through the most sensitive part of his anatomy . 

He was still wearing the Russian tunic , but they kept the sheet over his legs so I could n't see if they 'd taken off the bear-like trousers . 

In the beginning , more than fifteen years ago , when she was much slimmer and wore flared trousers , she seemed to enter a magnetic field whenever she came close to Tom . 

Alfred Wells described a man of 5′9″-5′10″ tall , middle aged , with long hair , a north country accent , and wearing a navy blue jacket , grey trousers and brown shoes . 

He wore washed-out , balding corduroy trousers wrinkled with their own tightness . 

Rab paid his money and took Winnie 's wine ; he spilled a little , feeling so skinny : his trousers flapped around his legs and he should be out ? 

The very unattractive grey flannel trousers , who could guess at the legs they hid ? 

For once he really looked quite smart , in well-cut grey trousers that emphasised the length of his legs and strength of his thighs , and a cream shirt that actually looked as though it had been ironed . 

The narrow trousers made his legs look longer , strong and muscular ; the shoes were polished to a high shine . 

Mr Loveluck-Edwards , 54 , otherwise resplendent in a black jacket , striped trousers and gold pocket watch with chain draped across a black waistcoat , promptly walked out . 

Jean-Pierre collapsed the antenna and returned the radio to his trousers pocket , then he made his way down the cliff to the riverside . 

Pushing myself up off the wet ground , I brushed the twigs and earth off my trousers while I checked my pockets . 

They gave him clothing ( which included a black jacket and striped trousers -- my father 's best suit ) and enough food and water to last him until morning . 

And indeed the frayed scrappy edges he had cut off from his trousers were lying strewn on the floor , in the middle of the room for everyone to see ! 

At one stage my trousers were safely in San Diego while I was still in shorts in Albuquerque . 

His trousers are held together with safety pins , his suits do n't fit and he rolls his sleeves down in the summertime . 

Leather trousers have been around for two or three years now , but PVC 's a good alternative and it 's cheaper " -- Catriona Smith 

E174 in ACR3 and S218 in ACR4 are required for catalytic function [ 12 ] .

The association of liver disease and 1°SS was suggested more than 40 years ago [ 1 ] . While liver involvement in 1°SS has been considered `` rare '' [ 2 ] only a few clinical studies specifically address this complication and evaluate the association of liver function tests abnormalities with the severity of 1°SS [ 3 4 5 6 ] .

8 % ) and abnormal liver function tests were found in 29 of the 59 patients ( 49 .

Risk factors for liver disease were identified in 40% of the patients with abnormal liver function tests and are described in Table 4. No association with tobacco use was found .

We found no significant differences in risk factors for abnormal liver function tests among patients with or without hepatic involvement .

The pattern of liver enzyme abnormalities is shown in Figure 1. None of the patients with abnormal liver function tests had clinical evidence of muscle involvement that could explain the high levels of amino-transferases .

Activity of CPK or aldolase was not elevated when measured in 15 of the 29 patients with abnormal liver function tests .

The association of abnormal liver function tests with other non-exocrine features of 1°SS is shown in Figure 2. Patients with abnormal liver function tests were more likely to have lung , kidney or hematological manifestations , when compared to Sjögren 's patients without liver disease .

A positive anti-ENA ( anti-Ro , anti-Ro/ La , and/or anti-RNP ) was also associated with an increased prevalence of abnormal liver function tests ( Figure 3 ) .

In this group of Sjögren 's patients seen at a tertiary care center , abnormal liver function tests were found to be a common non-exocrine feature of 1°SS .

Although the prevalence of viral hepatitis markers in our group of patients with liver disease was very low and did not account for most of the cases with abnormal liver function tests , these markers were not sought in a small percentage of these patients .

The co-existence of liver disease and the presence of circulating AMAs in Sjögren 's patients sera has been pointed as an indicator that liver pathology might be autoimmune and similar to that of primary biliary cirrhosis [ 4 7 8 10 ] . In previous studies , a pericholangial lymphocytic infiltration similar to that found in stage I of primary biliary cirrhosis , has been reported in 1°SS with abnormal liver function tests or positivity for AMA [ 4 7 ] . In our review of cases , we found predominance in hepatocellular liver damage rather than cholestatic disease , which would argue against a PBC-type of liver damage .

While we could not find an association between use of NSAIDS or other medications and prevalence of liver function tests abnormalities , the study design did not allow us to exclude the possibility of over-the-counter ( OTC ) medication use that could have affected LFT 's measurement .

immunosuppressants for autoimmune hepatitis , interferon-alpha for viral hepatitis , ursodeoxycolic acid for primary biliary cirrhosis ) warrant a diligent search in all cases of 1°SS with abnormal liver function .

Prostanoids are important regulators of fibroblast function [ 5 6 7 8 9 ] .

If specific binding to PIP 2 ( and/or to some other phosphatidylinositide , such as PI4P ) is critical for Boi1 function , then how could fusion to a myristoyl group-accepting sequence ( i.e .

In addition , and somewhat ironically , the most commonly used agents ( like steroids , calcineurin inhibitors , and rapamycin ) are also known to impair normal islet function and/or insulin action .

For each model , unaffected individuals and individuals with serology or biopsy based diagnosis were given a penetrance function based on disease prevalence .

We report the results of a review of cases undertaken to determine the prevalence of abnormal liver function tests ( LFTs ) and liver disease in patients with 1°SS referred to a tertiary care center and the association of abnormal LFTs with other systemic features and autoimmunity markers of 1°SS .

Maria is one of four Mexicans at the camp who joined the Guatemalan guerrillas after completing college and becoming disillusioned with Mexican politics .

When Israel gave up its buffer zone in southern Lebanon in 2000 , it was because of attacks by Hezbollah fighters who were skilled guerrillas but hardly suicidal .

Once the U. S. sets a withdrawal date , the Sunni-led guerrillas know how long they must hang on before American troops are gone , the administration has argued .

Ramadi has become a town where anti-American guerrillas operate openly and city bureaucrats are afraid to acknowledge their job titles for fear of being killed .

We had made contact with the elusive guerrillas of the Guatemalan National Revolutionary Unity .

Locals say the Arabs were in this remote village to fight on the side of separatist guerrillas against Moscow 's forces in the neighboring Russian republic of Chechnya .

He worked for the state security agency , tipping off the guerrillas in the Sudan People 's Liberation Army about troop and police movements .

But guerrillas with ample weaponry and operational intelligence have continued to find their targets .

Also recovered , they said , were documents linking the detained man to guerrillas from the war-torn Russian republic of Chechnya and a photograph of the suspect in Syria with other insurgents .

The 11 victims found south of Baghdad , appeared to be Shiites ambushed by Sunni guerrillas on the perilous roads between the capital and the Shiite holy city of Najaf .

But it is not expected to dent the destabilizing power of anti-American guerrillas in Al Anbar .

Born in the Bannu district of North-West Frontier Province , Mahsud was schooled in a Pakistani madrasa and later fought alongside Taliban guerrillas in Afghanistan during the 1990s .

They were trying to pry iron grilles from the doors in order to take the freezer too until a guerrilla in red flip-flops and a hat that nearly covered his eyes chased them away with a bamboo switch .

JOHANNESBURG , South Africa â€� Police killed seven blacks in a shoot-out today in a black township near Cape Town and said the men were guerrillas of the African National Congress who had been planning an attack .

They showed bearded guerrillas holding rifles in mountain fog and boys with holes in their sneakers and Kalashnikovs over their shoulders posing bravely in their bandoliers and kaffiyehs .

Iraqi guerrillas have used weapons that range from World War II-era rockets arrayed in donkey carts to sophisticated antiaircraft missiles .

The Cold War raged , and Mexico 's one-party rule was shaken by demonstrations and attacks by left-wing guerrillas .

If he leaves the insurgent stronghold to fester , the guerrillas will continue to gather strength .

Marines found Syrian identification on several slain guerrillas here .

Lightly armed Taliban guerrillas in Afghanistan have bloodied U. S. forces for a decade , but the Libyan rebels have n't dispatched small teams to harass the enemy behind the lines .

Equally , one should perhaps guard against the maxim that a conductor who is not also a creative writer is somehow debarred from access to the grail of ultimate musical understanding . 

Galloway has commented that ` teachers and magistrates who see legal sanctions as the solution to the problem of poor attendance might be more happily occupied in search of the Holy Grail " . 

On the grounds that as it never rains it must be about to pour , I went in search of a third gastronomic grail for the day . 

Has n't his search for Maastricht supporters resembled Indiana 's quest for the Grail ? 

Here the sword had lain , and here the grail and the lance might one day be dreamed of and lifted . 

JUST a little ditty penned by beer poet laureate Rex Tyler , a prolific rhymster with an entire anthology of odes for all the 70 bottled beers sold in his extraordinary store . 

The century also delivered a few gorgeous formal feminine odes : the Countess of Winchilsea 's address ` To Spleen " and Henrietta O'Neill 's ` Ode to the Poppy " , with its almost Keatsian languor . 

It is an ode to the Great Plains , a psalm to the people who once lived there , who have tried to live there and who live there still . 

There were several other pieces , including the first stanza of the unfinished Ode On His Beloved 's Urination , but he did n't bother to read it all . 

Their latest release is a recording of cantatas by Scarlatti ( Domenico ) with Kate Eckersley , and to be released early in 1991 is their most ambitious venture yet , Purcell 's ode Hail Bright Cecilia . 

Then she went down the stairs , collected her satchel and left the house by Phoebe 's front door . 

I picked up my satchel with its broken strap and walked -- no , limped -- to the window . 

A canvas satchel looped round his neck sagged against his chest . 

The Symphony bags shown here are ( from left ) : rucksack with compartments ( £3.99 ) , a satchel with reflectors ( £3.99 ) , and a kitbag ( £2.99 ) . 

She clutched her school satchel more closely to her , holding it like a shield against the elements . 

In a trice , she had flown up the stairs , grabbed her coat and satchel , and quietly made her way out the door . 

The next shop yielded a heap of half-finished wooden pattens , the footwear used by field workers , along with a satchel full of long nails and several hammers . 

After a little , she went to Oliver 's room and found a Nux Bar in his satchel and ate it . 

By the time you 're thirty you 'll have skin like my old school satchel . " 

Willi Herget , a Luftwaffe nightfighter ace with 74 confirmed kills , told me that halfway along this track it was easy to guess at the target , because a line of burning British bombers pointed the way to Nuremburg . 

SPANISH golf ace Jose-Maria Olazabal grumbled yesterday after taking the lead in the Lancome Trophy in Paris with a first-round five-under-par 65 . 

POP star Simon Le Bon has helped out hard-up judo ace Ray Stevens -- by lending him his car . 

TOP motorcycle ace Ian Todhunter got his 1992 season off to a flying start during a shake-down session at Cadwell Park . 

TOP motorcycle ace Andy McGladdery faced a second operation because red-faced doctors did n't have the right tools to remove screws pinning his leg . 

Young batting ace Arran Roberts is still doubtful following a leg operation while Hefin Lewis and Quasim Ijaz are Bangor 's danger men . 

In the cockpit … flying ace Luke Jackson … returning home from a treacherous journey to find lost treasure . 

However much he sounds like an aristocratic flasher , the Blue Baron is in fact a fictitious flying ace from the Great War and the star of Zeppelin 's latest budget blaster . 

Sixteen-stone PR ace Brian Cartmell says he has been approached by Buckingham Palace to give them a new image . 

So he resorted to an old favourite , which was to imagine himself as a First World War fighter ace engaged in an aerial duel with an enemy pilot . 

Literally it meant ` fast " or ` speedy " ; there was a British fighter ace in the desert called ` Imshi " Mason . 

SOCCER ace Gary Lineker has set himself a tough new goal -- learning Japanese in just six months . 

A STALKER who made threats to tennis ace Steffi Graf has been arrested outside her home . 

What 's nice about the weeks , which are graced by the rich and famous including tennis ace Martina Navratilova , is that people return year after year , creating a friendly atmosphere . 

TENNIS ace Boris Becker is soon to become a father , friends have claimed . 

And many Asians , like former tennis ace Vijay Amritraj , are buying up chunks of the Hollywood media empire . 

His last romance was with former tennis ace Sue Barker , but it ended in 1988 after three years . 

Once again he had to take the fearsome lift , and once again he only just got out before its great teeth sprang back on him . 

The decision to build the lift could not have been taken lightly ; it only makes sense as part of a scheme of general improvement . 

He was questioned about the decision not to build a lift at Watford but instead to renew the narrow locks . 

She entered the lift and impatiently pressed the button for the lower ground . 

They entered a lift , Casey having been taken through a more private entrance to the rear of the building . 

The ragged edges of the hole glinted sharply , and Jesus knew that any failed attempt to enter the Lift would be likely to result in his being sliced to ribbons within a matter of seconds . 

Like someone sleepwalking , she entered the lift , ` Bye , " she said huskily , and as the lift sailed upwards she was n't conscious of thinking of anything . 

This made the total cost of erecting the lift to be an estimated £27,000 . 

However , during training , decisions such as when to leave the lift and start to get back to the field are too often taken by the instructor . 

Still on autopilot , she left the lift two Levels below 281 , and went unstoppably through the narrow sideways and gangpaths until she reached the room . 

Leaving the lift at the third floor , instead of the fourth , he stood outside Alexandra 's front door , listening . 

It was considerably later that I discovered that the teenage office lad had been strapped and bound with tape and left in the lift on the top floor . 

There was nearly a chance when he got locked in a lift at the Horseguards Hotel the other day , but the prospect of being out of the front line for a few hours was more than he could bear . 

A few minutes later , feeling decidedly the worse for wear after the last Armagnac had been downed , Mark moved unsteadily into the lift with his voluptuous mate . 

He moved towards the lift and then turned back and said , ` Oh , by the way . 

Then a week later I ran into the lift at the Tube and he was the only other person there . 

Mr Swanson arrived at the reception area and was shown to the private lift that went straight to Miranda 's office on the top floor . 

She walked to the lift , smiled at the porter , and stepped inside . 

As Adam walked out of the lift , he was surprised to be met by someone of his own age . 

He walked away to the desk , collecting his key , and as he walked towards the lifts he flicked a quick glance back to the girl who 'd been brought up as his daughter . 

He had walked over to the lift and waited with her too , she recalled without effort , as Lubor walked to the lift with her and pressed the lift call button . 

European conference venues suffer from chronic diseases : small doors , narrow stairs , no lifts at all or tiny lifts added to the building as an afterthought , poor electrics , low ceilings , ` miles away " kitchens , staff curfews , meaningless rules and no ramps . 

Though lifts and fire stairs have been newly built , many of the original structures -- particularly the timber beams and cast iron columns -- remain . 

A scene dock and scenery truck lift will be constructed which will simplify the ` get in " arrangements for the big musical productions which tour to the Playhouse . 

The goods or service lift is entered from the backstairs area behind the passenger lift and is controlled by a set of three ` semi-automatic " push buttons , the third being for stopping the lift at any desired point . 

The lift they entered was crowded , forcing them to stand close together , the brush of Luke 's jacket sleeve against her bare arm adding to the difficulty of trying to sort out what she was going to say to him before she agreed to get into the car with him . 

Is n't Mr Peter Lilley 's enthusiastic parsimony rather more in tune with the tenor of the times ? 

This ease with money characterised their life together , which David had sampled and rejected fiercely , preferring the parsimony of the Oxford house -- though he had never used that word aloud . 

He was naturally mean but aware that this was an unattractive characteristic ; therefore he was always swift to take an opportunity of indulging his parsimony with a clear conscience . 

She slipped into her nightie and slid into bed beside Tom , who was asleep and breathing through his mouth . 

The long granny nightie with frills at the wrists did n't really go with the amazing chequer-board hair . 

She was still wearing her nightie and the draught-board hair with ginger patches was standing up on end . 

Barbara takes off her shirt and wraps a blue chiffon nightie around her waist ; while Elena is in the loo , she opens her purse and shows me a picture of her six-year-old daughter . 

Even at that hour of the day , he could n't help admiring her voluptuous curves , her tousled gravy-brown hair , her nightie . 

There was no sign of her nightie , or a drink of milk or anything . 

Wendy was twenty-one and wore an apricot-coloured shortie nightie in brushed nylon . 

Moscow was a distant capital , a foreign overlord handing out its satraps and commissars . 

He was doing quite well even without it : he had already defeated and killed the satrap Achaimenes , Xerxes ' brother ( Hdt. iii. 12 ; vii.7 ) . 

( This xenia directly anticipates that between the early fourth-century Spartan king Agesilaus and the Persian satrap Mausolus , not to mention the fusion policies of Alexander : see p. 193 . ) 

He was decoyed to the mainland by the Persian satrap , seized and put to death . 

Petraeus is facing a deadline from the White House to show progress in the war by July , and officials said he is pushing the Pakistani military to confront the Taliban .

It 's been nine years since I started doing aid work in Afghanistan , and I am frustrated by the lack of progress toward a peaceful and livable society .

But neither one has much to do with economic or political progress in Afghanistan .

There has n't been that much progress with minorities behind the camera , but actors have had the longest history in Hollywood of trying to get to the top .

The effort has been beset by disputes with Karzai over election irregularities and systemic corruption , increasing casualties and halting progress in high-profile military campaigns .

But , whether in the late 1940s or today , progress on tough problems requires American action , alone if need be .

Although his demeanor is calm , the bitterness Rais feels toward Seierstad is echoed by his disillusionment with what he sees as scant progress in Afghanistan since the U. S. -led invasion that toppled the Taliban .

The employees " would take bogus photographs , or use photographs from other projects , and present them as evidence of progress on the current project , " the report says .

Kurdish politicians said the row was almost certain to slow progress on other contentious issues , such as a national oil law , which has stalled in parliament for more than a year .

" Today 's action demonstrates the ability of Iraq 's leaders to work together for the good of the Iraqi people and represents further progress on political reconciliation .

" We know these threats will continue in the months ahead , despite the great progress in security that has been achieved .

Gates is pushing the alliance to develop a three- to five-year plan that will set out measures to judge progress in Afghanistan .

Military progress in the south of Afghanistan is a centerpiece of the Obama administration 's plan to begin drawing down U. S. forces in July .

Obama hailed Afghanistan 's progress in the years since the 2001 U. S. -led invasion that toppled the Taliban , but made it clear that much more must be done .

The report says employees also would collude to provide fabricated information on the progress of projects in areas considered too dangerous to be visited by U. S. government and foreign personnel .

" This terrorist act revealed the criminal enemy 's plans and shows that major plots are being hatched against our country 's progress , prosperity , dignity and capability .

A counterinsurgency operation such as the one in Al Anbar is slow , and gauging its progress is like trying to measure a child 's growth on a daily basis , Maj. Gen. Richard Zilmer said .

Even in parts of the country where the U. S. military has cited significant progress , including Kandahar and Helmand provinces , civilians feel trapped between the warring parties .

The lopsided councils and Sunnis ' lack of power served to exacerbate sectarian and ethnic tensions that had boiled over into violence and have continued to hinder political progress .

The lack of battlefield progress has frustrated North Atlantic Treaty Organization members .

" Those who seek to impede the freedom , prosperity and progress of the Al Anbar residents are being physically challenged .

The FC at present have a very good policy of allowing access and , indeed , encouraging the use of the forests for recreational purposes .

Nobody could doubt that the applications made by the applicant to the district judge were applications in a criminal cause , for their purpose was to determine the way in which the prosecution should proceed .

These patients received treatment for H pylori infection and returned for endoscopy to investigate either the result of treatment or for the purpose of this study .

As we discussed in Chapter 1 , the underlying purpose of writing essays in literary studies is to argue a case .

The absence of such courtesies during a two hour meeting suggests that the purpose of the meeting may have been the initial ` interrogation " in an accounts investigation .

However from the students ' point of view , the making of a video recording was the purpose of the exercise .

Attitudes to the crusades , the re-gaining of the Holy Places , the Eastern Empire of Constantinople and the Greek Orthodox Church were all conditioned by the curia 's ancient policy and purpose of missionizing and converting .

This was predictable , not only because of natural human frailty , but also because , despite Allen 's initial hopes , there was in fact little political purpose to be served by adopting the absolutist position .

John Coffin walked down Church Row on his way home , cutting through Queen Charlotte 's Alley , on purpose to have a look at the house where the Flemings lived .

It is a good idea to leave the bottom of the tank bare for cleansing purposes to be described later .

The purpose of these councils is to discuss matters affecting terms and conditions of employment and to provide the opportunity to influence management 's thinking .

` Officially he does , General , but for the purposes of his private life he has a small apartment , a flat as the English call it .

The main purpose of the list is to illustrate complexity and variety of political-economic and physical circumstances of soil erosion .

The purpose of this project is to complete the preparation for publication of thirteen volumes of Bentham 's Collected Works , which are to be published by the Oxford University Press .

One of the purposes behind the action was , therefore , the protection of property , and it was motivated by a belief in the immediate need to act .

The purpose behind the formation of the General Council continued to be the need to unite trade unions into an industrial alliance to defend the wages and conditions of workers .

Outside of dangerous sports the only purpose behind the taking of risks is the hope of benefit .

His primary purpose was to see his two sisters in Boston -- one was now too old to travel , and the other was ailing .

His purpose was to demonstrate not that the earth did spin but that it was impossible for human reason to prove that it did not .

But this was a music of thought , not sound , and its purpose was to stimulate an alternative state of consciousness .

The papacy 's purpose and raison d'être was to missionize and convert , to spread the Gospel and all that the Church stood for .

Dale 's purpose was to elaborate on the supposedly close friendship between Tschudi and Handel , on which subject he provides some lively anecdotes .

If one's purpose is to develop the ability to negotiate meaning in this way , then one would choose to present students with passages whose content was unfamiliar .

However , a knowledge of classical melodic structures will still be useful , even if our purpose is to write music of a more up-to-date character .

A macroeconomic model by its very nature must be highly simplified since its purpose is to simulate what is happening in the economy as a whole .

The purpose of a pedagogical grammar is to teach the student to speak the language .

He knows that the real purpose of these television interviews is not to enlighten the people who actually watch them but to supply short quotes and sound-bites for the news programmes and the tabloids .

Gandhi in fact does conceive the purpose of life to be to know the Self , which for him is equivalent to realizing God or knowing the Truth .

They were carved laboriously out of the solid rock hundreds of years ago for the purpose of pounding soe , or ground bait , a practice that continued until late in the 19th century .

It does not have the ` hidden purpose " of supporting the aquatic theory : that is its declared intention .

A recommended addition to the bookshelf for reference purposes .

Turkey seriously set about reform under Abdul Hamid and at last the sultan of Zanzibar abolished slavery in 1897 . 

The Sultan of Jogjakarta annually gives the royal substances of his hair and fingernail cuttings to be deposited as placatory offerings in the crater of the great Merapi volcano . 

He also successfully defended the island against an attempt by the sultan of Kedah in 1791 to reclaim it because of the failure by the East India Company to observe the defensive clause in the treaty of cession . 

Even the Chancellor of Oxford University , Roy Jenkins , has to wait outside on the steps of the Clarendon buildings on a cold November morning , when the Sultan of Brunei is in town . 

The mosque of the sixteenth-century Al-Ghouri , the last of the great Mameluk sultans , is in very poor condition : the minaret has moved and many areas of marble facing are loose . 

" I do n't want you to think that we eat like this every night , " said the sultan with a smile ; indeed , we had seen him earlier in the day wearing well-cut Western clothes . 

Selim became sultan during the disastrous war with Russia and Austria , into which his predecessor , Abdülhamid I ( 1773–89 ) , had been precipitated by Potemkin 's seizure of the Crimea in 1783 . 

Nesbitt had met the Sultan on the outskirts of Aussa and been given permission to continue northwards across the lava desert to Eritrea , but was forbidden to enter Aussa , which remained unexplored . 

We were surprised that the sultan had even noticed our arrival , but the young courier who had taken us up to the guesthouse laughed . 

Sleep is a natural healer of mind and body and yet many of the most common problems experienced relate to difficulties concerned with sleep . 

Priests have always been regarded as healers of the mind , and even their modern equivalents in the psychoanalytic movement are similarly preoccupied with the dreams of their patients . 

Thank you , Lord , that You are the great healer of those who suffer in body , mind or spirit . 

DOCTORS are turning to spiritual healers to help cure patients . 

There are indeed cases of leaders of aboriginal groups offering to pay yasak . 

He had arrived late with other NICRA leaders from Belfast , and seeing the march moving off , he ran to its head . 

It was launched outside the church of St Martin-in-the , Trafalgar Square , by Reynaldo Maraqueo , a Mapuche Indian community leader from southern Chile . 

Since Major is the first government leader from an EC country to have visited Clinton in the White House he might just have considered tackling them head on . 

The tribal leaders who visited Mr Mandela have also met the top ANC leaders in Zambia . 

Every Sunday , the huge congregation , gathered in the Ulster Hall , heard either Mrs Paisley or one of the ministers read out a message from their leader in prison . 

I had been a gang leader in Harehills -- first administering the lives of younger children , then by brass , bossiness and imagination extending judgement even over older boys . 

Chamoun was leader of his own National Liberal Party , which at that time included a number of conservative Shia and Sunni political leaders . 

In Italy , the leader of the Socialists called this week for the dissolution , in effect , of his own party into a new left-wing alliance with the ex-communists . 

` I am the leader of the forty-five members of the Bulgarian Monarchist Front , " he said . 

Coun Pearson , who is leader of the Conservatives on Cleveland County Council , was speaking on proposals to ban artificial flowers , pot plants and plaques from the premises . 

Last month , Iran 's new leader , President Hashemi Rafsanjani , offered to work for the release of the American hostages held by Islamic extremists in Lebanon along with 10 other foreigners . 

Bothwell 's men had to carry their leader back to Hermitage , where he was greeted by the mortifying news that the prisoners had overpowered their guards and taken charge of the castle . 

However , its leaders were alienated by Larkin 's erratic , offensive , and aggressive behaviour and , after much acrimony , withdrew their support . 

NURSES ' leaders yesterday accused the media of carrying out a witch hunt in exposing health workers with the AIDS virus . 

The party 's deputy leader , Donald McKinnon , immediately resigned as defence spokesperson in protest over the volte face . 

Her arrest was attributed to her village leader 's opposition to the state ruling party . 

One of the Khmer Rouge leaders , Khieu Samphan was in Beijing last week , discussing China 's future support . 

On Tuesday union leaders claimed that every French customs post along the Spanish border was closing to all traffic except private cars . 

If the conversation we recent two-legged ones are having with respect to our digging sticks and atomic bombs is impressive , so too is the chemical conversation in any full-fledged ecosystem , where we are all instrumental in the lives of one another .

The ruins of Jerusalem were briefly liberated , but , in the end , Jewish resistance to Rome was defeated with great loss of life .

National Rifle Association President Charlton Heston wisely declared this week that the presence of an armed guard might have saved the lives of Columbine High School students .

If differences in climates do cascade upwards to influence individuals , species , and broader scale patterns in diversity , their influence should be readily detectable at the level of species ' life histories and distributions .

Some of the more jaded characters act as if life is cheap , but Scorsese does n't .

Or they may be defined in terms of monetary amounts that become payable on the occurrence of a specified event , such as life insurance benefits .

We support a human life amendment to the Constitution and we endorse legislation to make clear that the Fourteenth Amendment 's protections apply to unborn children . ''

He had to trust with his life that making money was not our priority .

It 's an often miserable profession , that pays nowhere near enough , shatters your faith in human nature and can sometimes put your life in mortal danger .

Individual WTPs for small reductions in mortality risk are summed over enough individuals to infer the value of a statistical life saved .

Recognizing this trap , the National Right to Life Committee refuses to talk about birth control .

whether democracy is a help or a hindrance in the pursuit of economic growth .

I do n't believe that we 're all born equal , as lumps of dough that are later shaped by our peers and parents and so forth …

There is another source of light between these walls , a light which can not flicker and die like that from the misshapen lump of white wax dripping into the saucer on my table . 

Inside the solid lumps of our brain lives the experience which appears to the subject as an ordered world , the room in which I write for example . 

Poor posture , lack of exercise and being overweight can lead to ageing lumps of flesh under the shoulder blades and sides of the back . 

I remember an officer diving into a culvert during a raid -- he thought he had been hit again but it was only a lump of mud on his seat ! 

As the liquid boiled off , it left a brown stalactite-like lump of plutonium and salt hanging down the side of the container and a mound on the floor . 

The ` Shivering Mountain " derives its name from being a distinctly unstable lump of land , given to landslips . 

The chef mashed a lump of raw gristle on his stove , and kept it down until it was half charcoal . 

They drank thé à menthe from dirty glasses , while a charcoal lump fizzed in the clay bowl of the hookah . 

To follow the process from clay lump to glazed decoration demands discipline . 

Their ability to throw things with the trunk is also well known ; in zoos it is not unknown for elephants to hurl lumps of their own dung at keepers and visitors . 

` Rubbish , " said Lydia , resolutely sticking a lump of butter in it . 

The once modern coaling plant was now just a mass of huge broken lumps of concrete . 

Now , staring at the big thick lump of meat , her self-confidence vanished . 

A small , shapely lump of granite , a little smaller than a hen 's egg . 

In 1864 , the Confederates had the idea of making torpedoes to look like lumps of coal . 

A lump of coal cracked and a tongue of flame spurted out of it . 

Great lumps of ice , sometimes kilometres across , broke off and were buried in sand and gravel as the glaciers retreated ten thousand or more years ago . 

In reality it 's just verglas with fist sized lumps of ice dotted around on the wall . 

` If we did n't all turn into disgusting lumps of decaying meat , men would be even more arrogant than they are . 

On one occasion William catapulted a lump of metal into a classroom full of pupils and a girl was quite badly injured . 

` I wonder if there are lots of other worms up there living in lumps of rock . " 

That was when I scraped the fender on a protruding lump of rock . 

If not , wood would be something like a lump of sugar : homogeneous but weak and brittle . 

Chris Tasker peeled the paper from two lumps of sugar with surprising delicacy for such robust fingers and dropped them into his cup . 

Mr Sugden was at the pub , avoiding the necessity for sympathy .

As war approached , growing numbers of PPU supporters came to accept the necessity of abandoning these unhappy attempts at political engagement .

Now that it had disaffiliated it recognized the necessity of strengthening this co-operation .

The future demands for knowledge on this subject means more research is a real and urgent necessity .

Evelyn asked the cab driver to stop at the small supermarket near her house , bought the bare necessities for a drink of tea and something simple to eat .

Certainly marriage was very much a practical necessity for working class girls , and the chief hope was for a good bargain .

An awareness of the way in which the reasons for erosion are connected has implied the necessity for inter-disciplinary study .

The accretion of gradual changes led to a crisis and to the necessity for structural change .

Growth is a desperate necessity for China and India , which between them account for a third of the global population , and other developing nations .

The necessity for using very high doses of reagents , however , to detect in vitro phosphorylation of membranes , is well recognised .

It is therefore a legal necessity for almost all goat-keepers to have a copy of the MAFF Code of Welfare of Goats .

The necessity of referring to two separate volumes for any enquiry renders the use of the dictionary cumbersome and inefficient .

Thus relieving them of the terrible necessity of having to intervene directly .

This underlies the necessity of the mutuality mentioned in the last paragraphs .

It also represented license , an unusual small expense on a treat beyond the necessities of Sara 's food budget .

Records of clothing and the other necessities and niceties of life are scanty .

Auditions are a painful necessity of life and not a fair judgement on your career but you have to go through them .

Thus it acts as an exact metaphor for the necessity of a broad perspective in addressing any ecological question .

Bargaining is an unavoidable necessity in American politics and negotiating skill is a central component of presidential power .

Social contact with others is a necessity and will be considered in greater depth in a later chapter .

The 700 delegates approved a series of wide-ranging policies which highlighted the organization 's commitment to a democratic , accountable , bicameral parliament and which also emphasized the necessity for a bill of rights .

The moral is ` the most useful and the most arduous ; to vindicate the ways of God to man " and show the necessity for obedience to God .

Although speechreaders learn the necessity for keen attention and mental focus , it is not humanly possible to focus attention all day .

A home is both a material necessity and , if one is bought , it is usually a person 's most expensive purchase .

If there 's one nail-care necessity , it has to be a buffing pad .

These safety necessities are cleverly hidden behind panels which were made to look like original military equipment .

The necessity for this arose from the catastrophic collapse in mining employment .

But the necessity of maintaining a psychological theory leads her to reify non-verbal communication somewhat .

Frequently , clients and their advisers want to influence the choice of these specialists ; where they are relying on specialists for design input , this is a necessity .

So necessity it would seem was another reason why she tended to use just the one camera .

Perhaps it is beyond their intellectual grasp ; or maybe the language it is couched in is too complex .

Diana , they decided , would be painted as a sick woman with only a tenuous grasp of reality .

One intuitively powerful argument , for instance , is that since animals regularly face problems and solve them in sensible ways , they must have some intellectual grasp of the problem .

Deliberate learning situations have to be constructed if we want to pin causes down and further our grasp on the world .

In short it seems unlikely , especially with younger children whose grasp on autonomy in learning and responsibility and social action needs much support , that the National Curriculum framework alone will achieve anything .

I found that my grasp on the image itself was now hazy , the very mechanisms of my mind seemed to have been injected with lobal anaesthetic , blown up into a fuzzy ineptitude .

Without some grasp of this basic requirement it is impossible to understand what followed .

The man who knows and claims the Bible 's promises is empowered to live a kind of life which would otherwise be completely beyond his grasp .

He seemed to have a solid grasp of what it 's really like to live in one of these estates .

In the long run he learned some hard lessons and improved his grasp of what good executive legislative relations require in the American pluralist system .

Without ( for example ) a grasp of what the Bible teaches about human nature he will soon be speechless before the claims of twentieth-century humanity .

Two contentious issues are the cost of training to managers and the same managers ' grasp of systems ( or the lack of it ) .

It would appear from these results that children 's grasp of the deductive mode is less secure than their grasp of the empirical and intentional modes .

He was relatively unknown , but was praised by Iliescu for his grasp of the country 's economic problems .

So long as , in the end , our grasp of them rests upon reason , we have knowledge , no matter how it was first suggested .

The ` masculine " goal of moral autonomy , then , has been no more in woman 's grasp than it was within the grasp of the Stoic slave of ancient times .

His technique shows a masterful grasp of the conventions of the philosophic dialogue perfected by Plato .

But the point is that the mind of a child is often capable of a greater grasp of the complexity of a theological problem than an adult .

Stockman was obviously a key figure ; a supply-side zealot with an impressive grasp of the complexities of the budgetary process , he dazzled both colleagues and adversaries .

There must be a point beyond which no set of built-in computer-like elements can suffice to account for an animal 's apparent grasp of its situation , particularly in the face of variable or unpredictable environmental contingencies .

However inadequate his predictions proved in the twentieth century , Marx 's appeal remains incomprehensible unless it is recognized that he did have an unsurpassed grasp of nineteenth-century capitalism .

Judith had once confided that she too had an uncertain grasp of the past , though she 'd been drunk at the time , and had denied it vehemently when he 'd raised the subject again .

Of the 60 or so gill-net vessels which had worked around the peninsula in the late 1970s , only half a dozen remained by 1986 . 

Some of them hardly bat an eyelid , but explain that quails do migrate over the Sinai peninsula , and that they often settle on the ground in large numbers and can be caught very easily . 

Set on its own rocky peninsula overlooking the sea , the hotel at Cala Mesquida is just far enough from the hustle and bustle to make it that little bit quieter and more relaxing . 

They form another chain , looping up from the coast of Venezuela through Jamaica and Cuba , heading towards the Yucatan peninsula of Mexico . 

In particular , many people have moved to the Wirral peninsula and they commute to Liverpool through the Mersey tunnel or by ferry . 

It was common to see Polish soldiers walking on the Hel peninsula , on day trips to or out courting local girls . 

Either going or coming one should cross the Athos peninsula and look down into monasteries on the Holy Mountain that no female eye may otherwise see . 

The Lake District is situated in the northernmost peninsula of England . 

As the gap slowly widened , a mass of land drifted eastward , forming first a peninsula and then an island . 

At Nesseby we found a tiny peninsula with cliffs just high enough for a colony of kittiwakes , which were all feeding large young . 

Wirral is a predominantly white community of about 340,000 people fairly tightly packed onto a peninsula separated from Wales by the River Dee and , as we have said , from Liverpool by the River Mersey . 

The Tigers controlled the whole peninsula , save for Elephant Pass , a naval base at Karainagar [ see p. 38152 for lifting of siege of Karainagar in April ] , and the Palaly airfield . 

It was believed to be a repeat of an earlier attempt in 1991 to seal off the Jaffna peninsula , the LTTE 's principal base [ see also pp. 38392 ; 38439 ] . 

` It 's in the common interests of the countries concerned in the region to realise denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula , " China 's foreign ministry said . 

One of these showed itself in his prowess as a teenage hypnotist . 

He too is remembered for his prowess as a disabled golfer having lost his left arm , and part of his right arm below the elbow -- probably in the First World War . 

I complimented him on his artistic prowess as a surgeon ; he smiled . 

The proctologist drank the toast , then raised his glass once more , this time in tribute to Thessy 's prowess as a bonefish guide . 

Mayne 's prowess as an officer of rare quality was recognized by the almost unprecedented award of four DSOs . 

Well-drilled in all departments , they chose their first corner to demonstrate their prowess at set-pieces . 

He knew the mood of the TUC , his own prowess at wheedling persuasion , and the need of the miners for outside support . 

Tales , too , of his prowess at cricket -- " More long than stop " -- and his magic rhyme which he would only ever say twice to any one person . 

Besides the introduced diseases , they have suffered demoralization as qualities such as prowess in hunting , traditionally so significant , are no longer valued . 

She applauded British-US co-operation in the Gulf war , the " outstanding leadership of your President and the courage and prowess of the armed forces of the United States " . 

He had been sentenced to death by the castle commander and had been given the chance to prove his prowess with a gun and so saved his life . 

Such was his prowess with the sword that sometimes the speed of the razor-sharp blade left the nerves and facial muscles of the victim still active for minutes after the head had been severed . 

With a little imagination we can see our village bowmen , after a day on the butts retiring as many later sportsmen have done to refreshment at the Five Bells to talk over their prowess with the bow . 

Now she decided that an active and harmless occupation was what he needed , a pursuit within the powers she knew to be passing from his skill and prowess with horses . 

She found fame again due to her prowess at sewing a fine seam . 

His literary prowess was now enforcing itself upon him with the urgency of a destiny , as with all true writers , ` born , not made " . 

His golfing prowess earned him a series of length golfing tuition articles in the Standard . 

But it is likely that if American universities tolerate this latest manifestation of the Reagan administration 's medieval strategy for guarding our scientific prowess , there will eventually be considerably less to guard . 

He recorded the simple lifestyle of the islanders , and described their legendary prowess as cragsmen , imposed no doubt by their almost total dependence upon sea-birds for food . 

These birds , which can reach speeds of more than 100mph , are known for their hunting prowess . 

This could pick up perhaps two or three selected artists chosen for their recording prowess , the others in the recording room being relegated to ` accompaniment " . 

The craftsmanship and engineering prowess are obvious ; the wishbones so beautiful you just want to touch them . 

Not the retiring type : Tony Rudd 's outspokenness and engineering prowess ensured an eventful career with some significant names in motoring 

Ivan Marks was a great inspiration , not just for his bream fishing prowess either . 

Thames 's prowess in driving a hard bargain on the scheme , Britain 's second-biggest infrastructure project after the Channel Tunnel , has placed severe financial pressure on suppliers . 

But more surprising than his lack of academic prowess was his failure to make any other sort of impact . 

His brilliant track record at school is a testimony not only to his academic prowess , but also to his application and determination to succeed . 

He certainly impressed actress Antonia de Sancha with his athletic prowess . 

The British Antarctic Survey ( BAS ) received a public rebuke last week from the government 's financial watchdog for its handling of several capital projects during the past few years . 

The Independent of April 2 described the amendment as a " humiliating rebuke " for Li . 

Tasker was bewildered by her quiet rebuke and looked across to Inspector Mitchell and Dexter for an explanation . 

They exchanged a long look as they both thought of the kisses they had shared , and Shelley 's furious rebuke . 

A cursory rebuke for ` poor judgment " in ` failing to follow guidelines " would hardly seem proper redress for what my children have undergone . 

He had felt like beating her up , so it seemed a mild enough rebuke for the trouble she 'd caused him . 

She administered herself a swift mental rebuke for nervousness . 

Mr Morrison will also meet the Alliance Party today -- despite a rebuke for him and his colleagues yesterday by the party chairman , Dr Philip McGarry . 

This conviction brought forth the rebuke from Michael Powell that Balcon was ` suburban " , but it was the sense of purpose Balcon gave to his employees that distinguished Gaumont-British from other local studios . 

Company directors are now uneasily aware , therefore , that a rebuke from the Panel could lead both to some unpleasant press coverage and a dip in the share price . 

By way of retaliation , Hugh threatened them all with deposition , and received a severe rebuke from Gregory VII for his pains . 

During 1991 his position was undermined by a series of minor scandals concerning his use of government aircraft and cars for private business , a practice which earned him a public rebuke from Bush . 

This mild rebuke of the attitude of some missionaries to Indian thought and tradition corresponds to his criticism of orthodox Christianity , which he believed had distorted the message of Jesus . 

The Chinese Foreign Ministry , which had been informed of the change only two hours before Baker 's announcement , issued a guarded rebuke of the move on July 19 . 

The public rebuke of Sununu was also widely interpreted as a deliberate attempt to undercut some of the authority of his powerful Chief of Staff . 

Perhaps it was an omen when the woman on television 's Sport In Question last week , who had joined in the rebuke of his kicking against the French , sent him a good luck telegram on Saturday . 

` I did n't think I was speculating " she said in a rebuke to the Government 's attitude towards the advertised high-return , low-risk investment offered by Barlow Clowes . 

Any public rebuke to the BBC , still more any action , will need to be based on watertight evidence . 

Through Santa Cruz and on towards San Francisco , whose sky-scraper-stacked skyline stands out as a silent rebuke to the Manhattanisation of the city , for which many residents blame ex-mayor and gubernatorial candidate Dianne Feinstein . 

Leapor finds in her menstrual pains a bond with Aurelia , even if the poem is largely a gentle rebuke to her friend for malicious talk . 

Another passage which is often misrepresented is the account of Christ 's rebuke to Thomas : ` Because you have seen me you have found faith . 

In that sense , the party 's new visibility is a distinct rebuke to the democratic left . 

In a substantial ` Postscript " Warton includes a rebuke to Pope for mocking the attention Theobald gave in editing Shakespeare to : 

But he planted this gaol in the middle of Buckingham as a sort of rebuke to the townspeople . 

He brought the proceedings to a standstill with a stinging rebuke to the nations of the world and an emotional appeal for help to stop ` genocide " in the besieged town . 

Talk turns to the night before when we were woken as the convoy hit a sandbank with such force that the steel cables holding it together were torn loose . 

He made a clean take-off , skidded down the face , and tracked the wave into the hazardous zone known as the ` Bermuda triangle " , somersaulting as his board stalled on the sandbank . 

Here , after flying into one village , we travelled downstream slowly for four days , sleeping on sandbanks as the river was low . 

It is hard to believe that this 8,000 acre agricultural estate owned by the Crown was once a small mid-river sandbank often submerged by spring tides . 

That night we were stuck on a sandbank in the middle of the river , and a small Chindwin paddle steamer came along to take us oft until the tide rose again . 

Wading birds collect great quantities of small molluscs from sandbanks and mud flats when the tide retreats . 

Low tide is the best time to see birds from a boat -- and low tide , especially the very low tide of early spring , is the best time to get stuck on a sandbank ! 

The all-night fishing trip ended in tragedy for the four men after their boat ran out of fuel and ran aground on a sandbank off Nash Point . 

The lies , omissions , and distortions which used to characterise historical research and teaching have come to an end and , with every day , honesty about the past is capturing more territory . 

The attempt at honesty about Chernobyl had strict limits , and was neither thorough nor consistent ; but it was a break , never mind an incomplete one , with the Soviet past . 

Madonna attributes her openness about her own life , her honesty about sex and her apparent ability to handle her personal problems to psychiatry . 

In retrospect it can be seen that the most fatal blunder of the campaign was John Smith 's Budget -- proclaimed at the time as ` an unparalleled act of honesty by any opposition party going into an election " . 

Further , we must ask ourselves , do we really want total honesty in communication ? 

Will the erstwhile crimson-lipped peroxide devil-doll , the very anti-Madonna , be raging with paranoia and brutal honesty on her next record ? 

` No , " Anna said with complete honesty to Tim , her supervisor , who was certainly young enough to be Tim , her son , ` I know absolutely nothing about facings . " 

But then his honesty about being HIV-positive is touchingly real and anything but theatrical . 

Honesty in answering the doctor 's questions is particularly important . 

There is no false modesty here , no subtle , indirect swaggering ; the author 's honesty rings true . 

Hoomey , a transparently innocent , completely unmalicious , undersized , earnest child was given to state unpleasant truths out of pure honesty . 

Honesty is vital -- honesty with yourself about your feelings and honesty with your partner . 

` You say that you want total honesty from me , and then you throw me out when you get it ! 

And the brutal honesty of his observations is sometimes lost in the attempt to make the words themselves beautiful . 

A fine guitarist in many styles , his band combines professionalism with wry humour and a straightforward honesty of purpose ( so often lacking in music of this kind ) . 

` Acquire a veneer of civilization , " she said unexpectedly , with a brutal honesty possible only with someone she regarded as an old friend . 

Even so , a little frown of apprehension clouded her face as her thoughts strayed to the hours ahead . 

It was probably Charlotte 's frown of puzzlement that prompted her to add : ` Emerson 's wife . " 

` Forgotten ? " asked Joan , her tinkling laughter deepening the frown on the other girl 's face . 

The driver 's frown disappeared , to be replaced with a roguish , knowing grin . 

" He raised his arms , looked at the woman 's bitter frown , then at the sea of young faces that formed the audience . 

` Can you hear it ? " he asked , his frown returning to mar the handsome features . 

` I have no silver ! " he shouted back , ignoring Corbett 's warning frown . 

The Sergeant 's deepening frown showed he 'd reached his limit of forbearance . 

Staring at her , a puzzled frown in his eyes , he took a step back . 

A slight frown of disappointment passed over the photographer 's face . 

A slight frown crinkled just above Mr Nightingale 's gold-rimmed spectacles . 

He loosed her arm and stood looking at her , a slight frown on his brow . 

Rory was smiling as the small , plump figure scuttled out of the dressing-room , but the smile quickly changed to a thoughtful frown . 

And a worried frown crossed his face , at the thought of her past dangers and the possibility of new ones . 

` Yes , that 's right , " she said , her worried frown fading . 

Bull O'Malley 's heavy eyebrows were drawn down in a confused frown . 

As she scanned the titles Polly 's brows contracted in a puzzled frown . 

She waited for him to elaborate , but when he remained silent her forehead creased in an irritated frown . 

" His face creased into a fierce frown of concentration , then he let it go , shaking his head . 

He leaned forward as he spoke , his tanned forehead pleated into a concerned frown and his mouth set in a line of sober sincerity . 

Serious business , he thought with a frown as he picked up the receiver . 

A frown of puzzlement creased his brow when he looked at the cover . 

Rory stared at the figures on the page , a frown of deep concentration creasing her features . 

His frown deepened , then transformed itself into a radiant grin . 

The Shah of Iran sought to buy a hefty stake in Daimler , Germany 's most prestigious company . 

A Rolls-Royce accompanied by a police motorcycle whisked the Shah of Iran quickly away , and the chairman discreetly waved his farewell . 

In 1951 , the Prime Minister of Iran , Muhammad Mossadegh , had nationalized the British-owned Anglo-Iranian Oil Company , and in the subsequent crisis the pro-Western Shah of Iran had been forced to flee the country . 

In September 1962 the USSR was also gratified by a pledge given by the Shah of Iran not to permit the establishment of foreign missile bases of any sort on its territory . 

He was received by the Shah in Library of the Dar Salaam Palace . 

Reports reached Washington that the Shah was hoping for a restoration similar to that which occurred in 1953 . 

To protect themselves during their winter slumbers , they build nests . 

This time there was evidence of occupation -- the thin , reed-like sound of a young child 's voice and the discernibly laboured breathing of a man in deep slumber . 

It was the slumber of a man who had been at his cups for some considerable time . 

The sounds recorded in Grosvenor Square were of a sleeping man shifting position , rolling over and resuming his slumbers . 

One by one , they drifted into slumber , becoming ever more difficult to rouse . 

Another doctor had told him the radiology treatment had gone well and now they were waiting for Casey to come out of a deep slumber before they could tell if it had been successful . 

She would probably fall into slumber tonight if the devil himself were to share the room with her . 

Dignified , modest , though not unaware of his charisma and influence , Eric was a serious man , yet with a twinkle in the eye and by no means narrow in his thinking . 

She giggled now and Charles , with a twinkle in his eyes , said , ` Who 's your latest gentleman friend , Aunt Nessy ? 

She studied the sergeant with a twinkle of amusement in her eyes . 

With a sideways look , a twinkle in her dark eyes , she confessed , ` I have no idea . 

It 'd give you and Vitor some time alone together , " she added , with a twinkle of her brown eyes . 

Clair George , who recorded the conversation in his usual bombastic way , noticed a twinkle in Casey 's eye as he said that , and wondered if his leg was being pulled . 

And Beth walked between them , a smile in her heart , and a twinkle in her eyes . 

` I understand you , I believe , " said the Earl , an unmistakable twinkle in his eye . 

Appendages in the ` head " region often include powerful claws , and it does not take much imagination to conclude that these eurypterids were among the fiercest predators of their day . 

The palpifer carries the maxillary palp , the most conspicuous appendage of the maxilla . 

On the one hand , the prolegs or gills develop from what seem to be the abdominal appendages of the polypod embryo ( Friedman , 1934 ) . 

For a long time some of its parts -- its mouth and its eating appendages -- were classed as separate animals . 

It appears to have rather generalized habits , feeding on everything from worms to clams , which it can crush with its powerful appendages , using the bases of its legs like nutcrackers . 

Although he was affectionately known to all as ` Broomstick " , this fetching nickname severely underestimated the enormity of his appendage . 

An insect appendage consists typically of a limb base and a shaft . 

Because we do not have the legs preserved , it is not possible to see how the mouth appendages functioned in feeding , and neither are the stomach contents preserved . 

Predatory habits are typical , and many species have specialized clutching appendages , or stinging organs . 

It resembled a huge , tubby fish , about three times as long as I was tall , with thick appendages like fins trying to become legs . 

The abdomen is concerned with reproduction and may carry genital appendages ; it is also the seat of many metabolic processes . 

The term " gonapophysis " is sometimes also used loosely to denote any genital appendage . 

In front there is a pair of powerful , flattened appendages which are hinged on the side of the body 

Facivermis is peculiar because the anterior region bears five pairs of lobopod-like appendages , whereas the rest of the body is smooth . 

They are very diverse , but they all have prominent lobate appendages , a well developed head with eyes , and sometimes a tail-fan . 

Structurally they have few cuticle appendages and the buccal capsule is vestigial . 

His is high and proud to a degree , vet he was originally a drawing master in Manchester , and his wife a player . 

The masters in painting , Reid says , ` know how to make the objects appear to be of the same colour by making their picture really of different colours " . 

Clearly we are in the hands of a great master with this wallpaper " . 

Goebbels was a master with words , but he also realized that words alone were not always enough . 

John Weaver , dancing master of Shrewsbury Grammar School , went further . 

The man was a master at manipulation , using that cold-hearted charm to ruthlessly convince the poor woman that this pack of lies was the truth ! 

There seemed to be plenty to eat , the French are masters at rustling up something to eat at very short notice . 

Britten is a master at creating vivid accompaniment figurations which give us a strong impression of the music 's emotive message even before the melody begins . 

Not only were dancing masters expected to follow their own rules of dance but they also had to conform to the rules of the Académie Royale de Musique . 

Following the fall of the Greek Empire , riding masters had used very rough methods . 

This developed after the French Revolution of 1789 when many french dancing masters fled to Spain to become dancing masters to the aristocratic families . 

Schwantz is the master of wrenching the bike upright on to that fatter part of the tyre , jumping on the gas and pulling the tightest , quickest line out of a corner . 

Spartak have proved themselves the masters of scoring away goals and just one strike tonight will seriously jeopardise Liverpool 's hopes of reaching the quarter-finals . 

An eight year-old who can beat a chess master is remarkable , though it would not be so remarkable if they were eighteen . 

But is a young player like Harriet prepared for the gamesmanship and all out psychological warfare that appears to accompany chess masters at the highest level . 

More of the same dour defence followed when the home side took their turn soon after lunch , but in Wright and Jones , New Zealand had two past masters in the art of crease occupation . 

Eliot was , then , a master of disguise or protective camouflage -- an " upper-middle " Englishman with his publishing colleagues , a Yankee with Yankees and indeed a pillar of the Church with other such pillars . 

We flew down the moorland road like a bird , disturbing the sleeping ducks at the tarn . 

Descent is made southwards over a pathless moor to a depression containing a small tarn and a wall that rises to the next height , Swarth Fell . 

We climbed a little further and Arthur cooled off in the tarn . 

The main features were well known to most travellers , but Green wanted them to discover the lesser known tarns , valleys and fells of his beloved Lake District . 

From Patterdale walk to Grisedale Tarn at the head of the Grisedale valley , along a broad trackway which becomes a bridleway ( 5 miles ) . 

The jagged crest was then followed to the ice-bound tarns of the Panch Pokhari ( five small lakes ) . 

Malham Tarn was first formed when glacial meltwaters gathered on a thick bed of boulder clay at the end of the last Ice Age . 

The way we had taken was winding down towards a small lock or tarn . 

Standing there , looking out over the expanse of the tarn , the reader will surely be astonished that these miners of old had once contemplated draining the tarn by driving a level underneath it . 

Another provincial Greek museum has fallen victim to museum robbers . 

And the Darlington to Hartlepool railway line is not the Wild West nor did Wednesday see it produce a huge number of train robbers . 

A ROBBER aged 74 was freed yesterday after a judge heard how he carried out an armed raid for the love of his wheelchair-bound mistress . 

Fagin took what Sikes gave him , then stared at the robber for a long time without speaking . 

But as the months passed and the winter fogs thickened , Mr Punch discovered a new source of inspiration in the hoop-skirt , transforming it into an ingenious anti-garotte device whereby its flowing dimensions could prevent a street robber from approaching his intended victim . 

If sufficient forces could be raised at short notice , the robbed would pursue the robbers on ` hot trod " , with the right to reclaim their goods by force and deal with the wrongdoers out of hand . 

A ROBBER tricked building society cashiers into handing over thousands of pounds by pretending a cucumber was a gun , an Old Bailey court was told yesterday . 

AN ARMED robber was caught after he filled in his road tax form in his real name at the post office he was raiding . 

THREE armed robbers were jailed for a total of 33 years yesterday … for stealing a penny . 

Now , you might feel that there is a significant difference between a murderer or bank robber and someone who has been wrongfully convicted of murder or bank robbery . 

A POLICE marksman and a bank robber blasted each other during a dramatic gun battle in a popular park yesterday . 

He had been confirmed as Bernhard Hoppe , ex-con , bank robber , gangster , very nasty and a real low-life . 

On Feb. 6 10 convicted train robbers and five people convicted of robbery and murder were publicly executed in Shanghai and Lanzhou city respectively . 

He says the victims only escaped injury because they cooperated with the robbers 

The disturbances began after squatters in the Koy-ye Tolab suburb attacked municipal officials who were checking construction permits . 

On May 20-22 up to 3,000 squatters in Arak , western Iran , the second largest industrial city , had burnt similar buildings after a boy was run over and killed by a municipal truck . 

Squatters in Oxford have been so organised they have their own so called estate agency . 

The construction of spontaneous housing settlements and the way this has induced several governments to support self-help schemes demonstrates the way squatters have taken the situation into their own hands and provided themselves with some sort of shelter . 

Many landless cottage labourers ( cottagers ) and rural squatters with only customary use of common land received compensation to buy small plots ( Chambers 1953 ) . 

Domestic disputes like this happen every day between the 1,000 squatters who live in Buntong Tiga , Malaysia . 

At the time I am speaking of , over and above the crofters with their tiny , and often sub-divided , holdings there were several thousand squatters in Lewis . 

It 's thought the fire may have been started by squatters in the hotel who were trying to keep themselves warm . 

So this is not a question of colour we 're not against squatters , we 're against squatting ; there 's a big difference . 

Not even squatters camped in this place , so more likely they 'd been broken by locals scavenging for carpets or pipes . 

They 're hippies or gypsies or squatters or whatever , and they 've already started camping out there as best they can . 

The wife of the commissioning client was a woman for whom chastity was perhaps the foremost virtue in her repertoire . 

One ` very satisfied " housewife is Sandra Bishop , the twenty-three-year-old wife of a painter and decorator , an ex-factory machinist and the mother of one daughter aged eighteen months . 

Opposite my house on Bronnaya Street there used to live the remarkable actress Alice Koonen , the wife of Taýv , and she and I were very fond of each other and got on very well together . 

And at last , Clare felt nothing but love for this passionate , loving wife of his . 

The wife of the chief coiner however , being tipped off about the search had the stack of coins , the moulds and other equipment thrown into Rusland Pool . " 

After a week , Joseph , his daughter Hophoponmi ( Sound of Running Feet ) , Ollokot , his wife Wetatonmi , and the half-man , half-woman Welweyas re-crossed the Salmon to butcher beef . 

A week before the overdose his wife Mary had left him and taken their two children with her . 

` I worked for Charles Laughton , the actor , and his wife Elsa Lanchester , the actress . 

By that time , Uncle Tommy was living at Sleetburn in Baldersdale with his parents , my Grandfather James and Grandma Elizabeth Hauxwell , and his new wife did n't want to leave Dummah Hill . 

He looked around for Reni 's wife -- the mother of Neferukhebit wondering if she was the source of the girl 's character . 

Bronson fell in love with Kim when she comforted him after the death of his actress wife Jill Ireland from cancer two years ago . 

We wish him , his actress wife Anne Lennan and their little daughter Anna , every success . 

The Althorps first met the extrovert university-educated entrepreneur and his artist wife , Janet Munro Kerr at a dinner party in London . 

A MAN who killed his cheating wife walked free yesterday after a judge heard how he had dedicated his life to his family . 

Hello-Goodbye featured Crawford as a playboy adventurer , with a penchant for vintage cars , who falls for a baron 's nymphomaniac wife , played by Gilles . 

The imprisoned Mr Mandela has met in recent months more than a dozen of the chieftains and assorted dignitaries -- his Xhosa wife , Winnie , among them - who were on the podium . 

Eddie 's actress wife Patsy Ann Scott secretly filmed the roly-poly star as he snoozed in bed . 

His barrister wife , Lavender , is clearly swallowing back tears . 

He refused to talk about his businesswoman wife who often followed his rounds wearing bright , tight dresses and cheering him on at every green . 

FORMER intelligence agent Albert Martins is a man obsessed with his corrupt wife -- and will go to any lengths to protect her from herself . 

Even money , I 'd go for a nice simple runaway wife or daughter . " 

What would all those splendid wartime wives and sweethearts have done ? 

The Criminal Justice Act 1925 abolished the presumption that an offence committed by a wife in the presence of her husband is committed under his coercion . 

I can love my wife in the usual way and I can love Shinko in the unusual way ! 

As I questioned her during the session , Maxine described to me a life as Martha , a fisherman 's wife in a small seaport in the late eighteenth century . 

He stood up , glancing across at the photograph of his wife on the desk . 

One job , to paint an ambassador 's wife in Paris , ended in a shouting match after she had altered the canvas overnight , painting in crude alterations to the eyes and mouth . 

It left him in a jealous rage and he wrongly accused his 47-year-old wife of having an affair . 

Anyway I want to introduce my new wife to as many people as possible ! " 

In the event , Mark surprised his wife by taking the view that a baby 50% genetically created by Wendy was better than no baby at all . 

I phoned my wife from home around eight or nine in the evening , spent the night there and drove back up the next day . " 

Also in the public gallery were Sergeant King 's first wife , Marion Winters , 42 , and their two children , Amanda , 17 , and 14-year-old Mark . 

Sir Richard flew off with wife Sheila Sim yesterday for Hawaii , to work in front of the camera for the first time in 15 years for Steven Spielberg 's latest film Jurassic Park . 

The General Household Survey in 1979 found that only 20 per cent of economically active married men supported a dependent wife and children . 

Quaker merchant , and his second wife Priscilla , daughter of John Freame of Lombard Street , banker . 

Mr Onanuga has left wife Bernadette and their 12-week old son Abdul at their flat in Tulse Hill , south-east London , and is staying with friends nearby . 

But it must have taken some sweet talking from Newman to persuade Mansell 's wife Rosanne to agree . 

William Baten of Long Crendon had an assessment of 3s. , and bequeathed his wife 5 UNC acres of arable ground . 

She knew she loved Joe but the gossips would say that she 'd stolen him from his wife because he owned the cottage he was living in as well as owning two oyster boats . 

Despite Charles 's own affairs , he could not tolerate his wife seeing other men . 

He returned to Germany with his unit to find his wife had run off with another man . 

I can hardly say to him that his wife is having an affair with another man . 

That was no horseman , but only the farmer 's wife dressed up as a man ! " 

Enter his wife , and Oswald Moseley still a Labour man who laid into the Tory government before 1,500 people in Shildon Hippodrome . 

When he was offered the Rangers job , he told his estranged wife that there was no way he would become a sterotypical manager ` working all hours and driving myself crazy " . 

We finished our soup and swilled out the mess tins with water from the jerry-can . 

Spread the mixture into a 6-inch sandwich tin or tart tin with a removable base . 

I made him understand that he was to stay where he was and I would return in a few minutes with a tin of tobacco . 

She purchases three tins of dog food at 46p each and a box of Miaow Krunchies at 96p . 

It was hot and thickly sweet from a new tin of condensed milk . 

He snapped shut a file on his desk , reached for his briefcase and extracted the small tin of vaseline . 

This tin of nuts was a continual source of nourishment to my brother and myself until in his exasperation at the fast-diminishing level of nuts my Father moved the tin out of our reach . 

Mrs Parkin described how children were coming to the school weighed down with tins of food . 

He watches his expression carefully as he goes up to a beggar and puts a coin in his tin . 

He reached for his tobacco tin and makings and took them , along with the whiskey , to the table . 

In the Fifties the things you bought to throw away ranged from Kleenex to baking tins , from razors with only one blade ( supplied by vending machine ) to watches not worth repairing . 

As they ran into the garden , stumbling clumsily against each other , there was a hollow explosion : the flames had reached the uncovered paraffin tin . 

From a tin in the cupboard scones were produced , and spread with butter and honey . 

He was staring at the girl who , aware that she had caught his eye , was now lounging on the steps , pouting , the sardine tin in one hand , a cigarette in the other . 

On her way , out of shame that she would mess up the arrangements , she stopped at a small shop and got some fresh rolls and ham , some butter and some tins of Smithwicks bitter . 

I said , as Taff scraped out two tins of self-heating steak and kidney . 

` But , " said Dorothea Shottery , ` but surely , it would n't be possible to get enough empty treacle tins between now and the day . 

Walworth was hardly the place where families had money lying about , except perhaps a few pennies in a cocoa tin for feeding gas meters . 

Miss Poraway clattered noisily behind her , with her list and a tobacco tin for collecting the money in . 

But he was sitting where we 'd left him beside an empty biscuit tin . 

But on the day he departed to do his bit , she gave him a large square biscuit tin with a big round fruit cake in it . 

Victorine slapped the cake tin down on to the table and poured cake mixture into it , helping the thick flow along with a rubber spatula . 

Place the cake tin on the paper ( double thickness if required ) , base down , and draw around the edges with a pencil . 

Rinse a loaf tin with cold water and stand it in a dish surrounded by ice cubes . 

Put into greased 2-lb loaf tin and bake in moderate oven for approximately 1¼ hours until firm . 

The cupboards held tins and packages of every kind , even a box of fresh vegetables . 

I got into the trench and opened my tin of soup , pouring the piping hot liquid into a mess tin . 

She began opening her grandmother 's cake tins , found a chocolate biscuit and started to eat it . 

It can distinguish between a tin full of water and one that is empty , between rock and flesh . 

Scores of meticulously labelled tins containing sub-assembly fixings were stacked at the rear of the workshop . 

Volunteers will be needed during the week to collect envelopes , stand with collection tins and hold money raising events . 

His own knowledge of dissection also paid dividends , allowing him to concoct remedies against rheumatism made from the fat of his hanged victims . 

Ground elder is said to have been brought to Britain by the Romans as a remedy for gout and has plagued us ever since . 

Antihistamines became popular remedies for motion sickness , and a search , only marginally successful , began for effective compounds which did not cause drowsiness . 

A remedy for coughs that are spasmodic , that is with spasm and constrictions ; painful and often exhausting . 

He prescribed the same remedy for the inequalities between developed and developing societies . 

Ray Talbot 's remedy is a ten-minute dip in a salt bath ( 11 gallons of water to one kilo of salt , with aeration ) during which time he breaks open the lesions with his thumbnail . 

Howard had tried all the proprietary athlete 's foot remedies , but found they were only partially effective ; the infection would always return with a vengeance within a few days of discontinuing with the ointment or powder . 

Golden Orfe are very sensitive to the addition of certain disease remedies , and all of the Orfe in a pond can easily be lost following careless treatment . 

Do not use the parasite remedies Dipterex or Maoten -- these were banned last year . 

Dr Wesnes said it was a well tested drug which only caused Alzheimer type symptoms when injected rather than being taken orally as a travel sickness remedy …

The injury remedies such as arnica have easy and specific indications . 

It had become clear to the garrison that not only did the doctors sometimes apply different remedies to the same illness , in certain cases these remedies were diametrically opposed to each other . 

The remedy of using tough policing is merely tackling the symptoms of the disorder , and is liable to exacerbate the underlying malaise . 

But tipplers should forget the traditional hair-of-the-dog remedy of having another alcoholic drink the next morning . 

He then complemented these observations by giving the appropriate remedy to patients who displayed similar symptoms and signs , and found that he had discovered a therapeutic tool eminently superior to any in use at that time . 

Given this diagnosis , the remedy for unemployment was patently clear : real wages should fall . 

If you feel the need to take ` medicine " , whether in liquid or tablet form , why not try one of the many herbal remedies now available ? 

He then instructed Wallis to take a herbal remedy of red sage leaves for twelve days after which time he would be cured . 

She said homeopathy had come full circle now and it was quite the in-thing to be treated by herbal remedies . 

` When my kids have colds I put a homeopathic remedy called Olbas Oil on their chests and pillows when they go to bed . 

Bach also found that certain homoeopathic remedies could change the bacterial flora of patients although no conventional drugs or dietary regimes had produced any significant change . 

There seems to be no doubt that an increasing number of people are using homoeopathic remedies to treat their animals and finding that they produce good result . 

For example , cutting a strong onion can produce runny nose , sore throat and stinging eyes , so a homoeopathic remedy made from onion is given to a patient with a cold and bad throat . 

They have provided remedies for the treatment of some kinds of insanity , and some of them alter conscious experience in ways which are of great philosophical interest . 

Characteristics of the patient when well that are still present when ill are not actually a part of the picture of the acute illness and are therefore not important when selecting a remedy for the acute disease . 

These are likely to be of great importance when prescribing the remedy for a patient . 

The remedies used to treat sick people are actually capable of producing similar symptoms and diseases to those present in the patient needing that remedy . 

The remedy for these people begins when they see where the problem lies -- with them , not with God . 

There is also a skin-care chart outlining remedies for skin problems . 

Consuming or just shopping became the remedy for both economic and personal problems . 

Sepia is a remedy which has a symptom picture of tiredness , weakness and a dragging down sensation , and often an actual prolapse . 

Sorensen was killed Nov. 6 by enemy small-arms fire during " Operation Steel Curtain , " a counter-insurgency operation in the Euphrates River valley town of Husaybah .

Bush is scheduled to discuss operations in Iraq during an appearance in the Rose Garden this morning .

Punjabi militants have been waging the attacks on behalf of their Taliban and Al Qaeda allies , government officials say , hoping to erode popular backing for military operations in Waziristan .

But officials said that the agency would not suspend operations in Afghanistan for the review .

MOSCOW â€� Human rights workers are collecting what they describe as mounting evidence that Russian troops committed unjustified killings and other abuses during military operations in two towns in separatist Chechnya over the last eight days.

An additional 30,000 troops are winding down major operations in South Waziristan , the Pakistani Taliban 's primary hub .

The current station chief is a highly regarded officer who " rose rather meteorically " during operations in Kosovo , which was the agency 's last major buildup of assets , a former CIA officer said .

Santos was killed July 16 while supporting combat operations in southern Afghanistan 's Helmand province , on the Pakistani border .

Raney was killed July 9 while supporting combat operations in southern Afghanistan 's Helmand province , on the Pakistani border .

Stanley was killed Wednesday when a roadside bomb exploded near him while he was on foot patrol while supporting combat operations in southern Afghanistan 's Helmand province , on the Pakistani border .

The United States and Saudi Arabia carefully , effectively and promptly divided up command and control operations in a way that ultimately enhanced the coalition 's cohesion .

He also said Rumsfeld had authorized federal authorities , including DEA agents , to go on military operations in areas of known or suspected drug activity .

Michael Watts Jr. , whose rapper name is Pyro , the creative muse struck while he was riding an assault vehicle back to a base camp after an exhausting 72-hour combat operation in Najaf .

Two months ago , the government declared an official end to counter-terrorism operations in Chechnya , where Russia bled through two ruthless wars in the last two decades .

North Waziristan and nearby tribal areas have been the scene of scores of military operations against remnants of the Taliban , Osama bin Laden 's Al Qaeda network and their local supporters .

That escalation coincides with heightened cooperation between Islamabad and Washington , particularly over Pakistan 's military operations against the Taliban in Swat and Waziristan .

Deby and his security aides are in eastern Chad to direct military operations against the rebels , Doumngor said .

The case suggests that , in addition to overseeing the insurgency , masterminds in Iraq and Syria are trying to direct operations against Western targets .

Carney also was asked to describe the circumstances around the iconic photo released Monday evening which showed the president and his top national security aides riveted as they received updates on the operation against Bin Laden .

Renewed attention to the prospect of engaging the Taliban leadership in negotiations comes against a backdrop of growing violence , particularly in Afghanistan 's south , where NATO forces are stepping up operations against Islamist insurgents .

" Today two brave warrior offspring of Baluchistan carried out two operations against the governor and dozens of mercenaries of the Revolutionary Guard , " said the statement on the website .

The helicopter had been headed for a town near the South Waziristan region , where security forces are carrying out operations against Al Qaeda and Taliban suspects .

" He is the one who satisfied the Muslims by his operations against the Christian forces and their followers ... .

Pakistan has dismissed repeated U. S. demands that it uproot Haqqani militants , asserting that it has already mounted extensive military operations against Taliban strongholds in surrounding tribal areas and that its forces are now overstretched .

Would the passive Kurdish authorities be more willing to act against the PKK if they learned that the U. S. and Turkey were planning a joint NATO operation against the sanctuaries ?

Under Clinton , the CIA also began to train Pakistani commandos for a covert operation against Bin Laden in Afghanistan , but the scheme foundered when the Pakistani military overthrew Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in 1999.

However , civilian casualties tied to military operations by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization force have long been a source of friction between Karzai and his Western backers .

State television described Ali-Mohammadi as a " revolutionary university professor martyred in a terrorist operation by counterrevolutionary agents affiliated " with the West and Israel .

Twenty-five Iraqis and three Marines were injured , the officials said , in the gunfire that took place during an intensive operation by the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force , based at Camp Pendleton .

The Security Council could request well-crafted covert arrest operations by key governments to capture any Libyan indicted for atrocities .

The officials contend that stepped-up operations by teams inserted in recent months already have eroded the Taliban leadership .

Last week , Al Iraqiya television reported that the reputed head of Al Qaeda in Al Anbar province , Khalid Ibrahim Mahal , was killed in a joint operation by U. S. and Iraqi forces .

Dvorin was killed Tuesday when an improvised explosive device exploded while he was conducting counter-IED operations along a supply route in Iskandariyah , Iraq .

Washington previously put a four-star Army general , George W. Casey Jr. , in charge of operations in Iraq .

" We decided to launch a limited military operation in defense of our sovereignty , our people and their properties , " Aziz was quoted as telling the Iraqi News Agency .

Musharraf told a tribal jirga , or traditional council , in Peshawar on Monday that military operations in the border area must produce results .

Khamis Abdul Fahdawi , known as Abu Seba , was captured Saturday after operations in the Ramadi area west of Baghdad , it said .

The Pentagon cited safety concerns for U. S. personnel , who are not allowed to communicate with anyone outside North Korea while conducting the missions in a joint operation with the North Korean government .

He helped prepare three documentaries about airborne operations during World War II for the History Channel .

Intelligence operations at the base target extremist groups , including Al Qaeda , the network of Jalaluddin Haqqani , and other militants aligned with the Taliban , officials said .

The U. S. military declared an end to its combat operations at the end of August .

" It 's the political disputes between the Hadba bloc and the Kurdish bloc that encourage the terrorists to carry out such operations in the province of Nineveh , " Shabak lawmaker Hunain Qaddo told Iraqi state television .

The Army 's latest investigation sharply criticized now-retired Lt. Gen. Philip R. Kensinger Jr. , who commanded Army special operations in 2004.

Ambassadors to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization met for the third straight day Wednesday to work out an agreement on who will assume command of the operation in Libya after the U. S. steps back from the lead .

" The concern is that they go , they fight , they come back and they do operations in Europe .

They say it is also possible that Western nations eventually could mount an air operation without U. N. blessing

After Marja , top U. S. commanders outlined a similar citywide military operation this summer for Kandahar , a much bigger area .

In September , a U. S. -led military operation to secure strategic districts on Kandahar city 's outskirts drove the Taliban from long-held bases here .

" Military operations are one way of stopping violence from the rebels , but we feel that true , lasting peace is a long , long way off .

" Since the February revolution ( that brought Aquino to power ) , in Samar alone we have recorded more than 40 military operations that have killed three peasants and 12 members of our peasant organizing teams .

" A lot of it is the will just to stand up to being a country , " said U. S. Army Maj. Tom Rickard , who manages combat operations for one of the Stryker brigade battalions .

It was only last summer that the U. S. declared an end to combat operations in Iraq .

" We have practically accomplished a transition from guerrilla warfare to offensive combat operations , " he says on the tape .

And when civil authority collapses in the face of an American assault , U. S. commanders must ensure the population is protected and fed , even if the offensive operations have not concluded , the manual says .

That afternoon , Bremer 's spokesman , Dan Senor , and Sanchez 's spokesman , Gen. Kimmitt , announced a " unilateral suspension of offensive operations .

During an offensive operation , if a military does not try to at least bandage the wounds of a society , the effort can suffer even if the battle is won .

The old manual -- completed in 2001 after the military 's experience in Bosnia and Somalia -- said the Army needed to be ready to conduct offensive operations even during stability missions .

" There were many terrorist training manuals on how to take hostages , how to make explosive devices , defensive and offensive operations , how to shoot down planes .

On other fronts , the coalition said Saturday that its troops and Afghan security forces had captured two leaders of the militant Haqqani network in a joint operation Friday in Paktika province along the Pakistani-Afghan border .

Negotiations between Washington and Manila have been going on for months over the next phase of the joint operation .

U. S. air power and intelligence-gathering capabilities were also key in the ongoing air operations over Libya , but the Obama administration has opted to let European nations take the lead role in the alliance campaign .

Monday 's NATO statement was the first detailed public accounting of the incident , describing an operation that " began as a security search for a Taliban leader responsible for insurgent operations in the nearby Tangi Valley .

Just hours before the Iraqi parliament was sworn in Thursday , coalition and Iraqi troops launched an attack northeast of Samarra to disrupt insurgent operations .

Moreover , for U. S. authorities , the lessons learned from what may have been the largest insurgent operation in Iraq to date still resonate .

Lt. Gen. Moin Faqir , who oversees the Afghan army 's operations as central corps commander , said his forces first started seeing bombs with computer components six months ago in Kunar province .

He is believed to have played a significant role in the insurgency 's operations in eastern Afghanistan .

NATO said the operation remains " on track , " although commanders conceded this past week that clearing operations will take a month or more , somewhat longer than originally envisioned .

Army Ranger units , working in larger numbers , often provide security for the special mission units , but also conduct their own capture-or-kill operations .

There was concern that Bin Laden would oppose the capture operation and indeed he did resist .

The offensive Wednesday was believed to be Turkey 's largest cross-border ground operation into Iraqi territory since a 2008 onslaught against the PKK .

Analysts said the relative success of a Pakistani army operation in the Swat Valley in early 2009 and in South Waziristan more recently has prompted militants to lash out against the army and soft targets .

But security operations intended to create conditions for local government and aid projects to function often run into a storm of criticism too .

An Iraqi anti-terrorist police commander dismissed the claim in the purported Zarqawi letter that he has carried out 25 " martyrdom operations , " which would encompass most major attacks here since the fall .

Iraqis swept up in security operations and held indefinitely while the Americans try to determine whether they have any links to the insurgency are susceptible to the extremists ' message , former detainees said .

Since March , their numbers have risen to 800 from 100 , said Maj. Gen. Douglas Stone , the commander of detainee operations .

The new guidebook will note that units must be ready to do both , but it also will say training for a primarily offensive force should differ from training for stability operations .

" Everything was undermined by the so-called peace agreement in north Waziristan , " said a senior U. S. intelligence official responsible for overseeing counter-terrorism operations .

The U. S. military conducted a major clearing operation in Dora last fall , then largely pulled out , turning security over to Iraqi forces .

" When you 're going to go do a rescue operation , things have to be just right .

On good days , the services busy themselves with the minutiae of information-gathering as well as infiltration , counter-terrorism , counterinsurgency and counterintelligence operations .

" There was concern that Bin Laden would oppose the capture operation and indeed he did resist , " Carney , reading from notes , said .

They increase distrust between Afghan and foreign forces , causing Western troops to be suspicious and even dismissive of Afghan soldiers at a time when the number of combined counterinsurgency operations are growing as 2014 approaches .

" All military and security operations are completed in the town , " Kaim told reporters , quoting a dispatch from Libyan armed forces .

In any case , Bach 's return to Montpellier unknowingly landed him in the middle of a full-fledged surveillance operation .

More than 250 Pakistani troops have died in border operations in the last year , Sultan said .

A few hours earlier , a dozen U. S. special operations soldiers , known as an A-Team , had been dropped off by helicopter near Khod , five miles south of the convoy .

Villagers fear special operations forces , who often strike in the dead of night , and speak of them in whispers .

U. S. military officials believe mid-level Al Qaeda figures remain in Afghanistan , where special operations forces have been directed to hunt them down .

But it 's impossible to quarrel with the major consequence of the Libyan operation : the end of the Kadafi regime .

ASSOCIATED PRESS KABUL , AFGHANISTAN â€� A helicopter-borne special operations mission by U. S. and Afghan forces Saturday killed five people south of Kabul , sparking an angry protest from villagers who said the dead were civilians .

More recently , the commission that investigated the Sept. 11 attacks recommended that responsibility for covert paramilitary operations should be taken away from the CIA and given to the Defense Department .

The resurgent global menace leads critics to assert that the U. S. military operations in Afghanistan and Iraq have boomeranged by scattering Al Qaeda 's forces , making them harder to detect , and inspiring like-minded extremists .

The strike came less than two hours after top officials from the United States , Europe and the Arab world agreed in Paris to launch a risky military operation to protect civilians from attacks by Kadafi 's forces .

The Quds Force is an elite wing of the Revolutionary Guard that carries out operations in other countries .

" After Fallouja and some of the operations carried out successfully in the Euphrates and Syrian border , many of the insurgents moved to areas nearer to Baghdad , " Zebari said .

The most serious allegations involve Alpha Company , which started conducting operations with the Wolf Brigade after the Iraqi force moved from Mosul to Baghdad last spring .

That means the EU will now be " able to conduct operations where NATO does not want to get engaged , " Blair told reporters here .

Israeli officials described the offensive as a series of " pinpoint " operations conducted by relatively small numbers of troops , and said the units had achieved some success in destroying Hezbollah weaponry and killing fighters .

Israel has been conducting frequent operations in Rafah to search for cross-border tunnels used by Palestinian militants to smuggle arms .

" Our children are dying of hunger , " Homsi said on air shortly before the station announced that it had suspended operations in Syria in response to " restrictions and attacks on its staff .

Rebel patrols were posted to some areas to keep the peace late Sunday , but normal police operations remained suspended .

Mauritani headed Al Qaeda 's international operations and had been planning attacks on a variety of U. S. economic interests , including gas and oil pipelines and hydroelectric dams , Pakistani officials said .

NATO-led troops have beefed up their operations in the south in recent weeks as a preemptive strike against an expected escalation of fighting by Taliban insurgents after the spring thaw .

" The cease-fire means no military operation whatsoever , big or small , " Kaim said .

The 2007 manual , written during the Iraq experience , argues that even when on offense , the Army needs to be ready to conduct stability operations .

Iraqi forces are integral to the onslaught , U. S. officials insisted , scoffing at suggestions that the Iraqis would only be window dressing to make any invasion seem an Iraqi operation .

Furthermore , we were too slow to react when it became clear that post-combat operations would be just as dangerous as the combat phase , " said Rep. Ike Skelton ( D-Mo . ) .

U. S. -led military operations have had " some success in clearing insurgents from their strongholds , particularly in central Helmand , " the report said .

The man he picked , Garner , had run the U. S. operation to protect ethnic Kurds in northern Iraq after the 1991 Persian Gulf War .

The second caliph , Omar , was assassinated in 644 after a reign which had seen , in addition to Qadesiyah and dramatic territorial expansion at the expense of Byzantium , an extremely important development within Islam . 

Finally , by a process which is not entirely clear , the Abbasid caliph al-Mutawakkil is said to have transferred to Sultan Selim and his heirs all rights to the caliphate . 

He said he would wait to see if the Caliph would reward us for forcing the breach . 

An example provided by a kachcheri mudaliyar shows that out of a crop which yielded sixty bushels of paddy , a little over eight bushels was paid for cattle hire . 

He also owned ten bushels of wheat , and fourteen of barley , and had sown three dayworks ( roods ) of winter wheat , but no husbandry implements were listed . 

The CPR carried 3.9 million bushels of grain in 1882 ; 7.8 million bushels in 1885 ; 29.3 million bushels in 1892 ; 42.8 million at the end of the century ; and 175.5 million in 1921 . 

307 million bushels of grain passed through the city 's elevators in 1907 , representing an 88 per cent increase over 1887 . 

The moment that fucking kraut mentioned Miletti I knew I could kiss that sweet dream goodbye .

` I say , Denys , " a man shouted after Denys as he led Vita to their car , ` the Colonel 's Kraut has got your bitch in a clinch .

I pointed to three red , leather bangles , decorated with turquoise beads -- presents for my daughter Susan and my two nieces . 

The men would bring small luxuries -- a shawl , some oranges , plastic bangles -- as well as the all guns , ammunition and explosives for the war . 

His wrists up to his elbows were closely covered with coral bangles , so were his ankles … his breast was completely hidden from view by the coral beads encircling his neck . 

Cruella Baines grunted and waddled off along the line of windows , her steel bangles rattling against her gigantic thighs . 

But things have come to a pretty pass when obesity is confused with the wobbly bits the good Lord designed for girls -- the bits that should stick out at the front and back of a strapless ballgown . 

She also allayed her insecurity with a massive spending spree ; each charity dinner required a new ballgown , and each new glittering friend -- contacts for Scott -- required a glittering party . 

` They do n't make them like that nowadays , " he agreed , shaking out a scarlet Victorian ballgown . 

In fact the most expensive was a red silk ballgown by Valentino … a mere 1800 pounds … the total raised runs into tens of thousands of pounds . 

She came out of the marshes , and she was grey all over grey hair , grey face , grey rags and tatters and all mired and spattered , besides , from the marsh mud . 

A glimpse of Rosa , as she walks to the well in her pink tatters , and Hamilton 's blood slows and clogs , and his hair hums . 

The women were only half-dressed and clutched rags in a pitiful attempt to cover themselves , but a grinning mercenary ripped away the scant tatters of one girl to send her sprawling nude on the cobbles . 

The second showed a definite tendency towards a masculine outlook within the whole tribe and the first showed what co-operation between the two sexes could achieve , with a more feminine outlook .

There is , indeed , an inherent tendency towards the development of paranota in various Arthropods ( e.g. the so-called pteromorphs of Oribatid mites discussed by Woodring , 1962 ) .

Developments in Tanzania in the mid 1970s were , however , to end in the direct contradiction of this injunction , a contradiction which is at the heart of Tanzania 's tendency towards an authoritarian state .

Historians of publishing have also detected some tendency towards specialisation amongst publishers by the 1780s and 1790s and this may have helped the appearance of antislavery writing .

Nonetheless there is an underlying tendency towards equalization .

He argued that there is an inexorable tendency towards the differentiation of things and that , as a result , societies become more differentiated .

For all these tendencies towards isolation , however , the post-revolutionary period saw the USSR integrate itself ever more closely into the international community .

Three arguments are often raised to counter the increasing tendency towards in-depth work .

The dominant view on the crucial place of Japanese tendencies towards group consensus , rests very heavily on the structural changes that were enshrined in the constitutional apparatus .

The overriding tendency is to lean towards the percussive aspect , and in one or two cases see who can get past the finishing post first .

Another common characteristic of global communications is the tendency towards excess capacity .

A more severe critic simply referred to ` this tendency of the Free Churches to man-worship " .

Its members , since 1951 nominated by the national parliaments , themselves displayed a tendency in many debates to cluster around political party identity rather than nationality .

So it appears that a general tendency to unhappy and aggressive social interaction spins over into mother-child management struggles .

The teacher can face the class at all times , thereby alleviating the tendency to talk to the board .

It may seem strange to suspect such a man of inflation -- the psychoanalyst 's term for a tendency to grandeur , the obverse of a patient 's self-denigration and depression .

If the cut is on the side , the sphere will have a tendency to curve in that direction .

` I 've always had a deplorable tendency to exhibitionism , " Guy agreed , his deep voice full of laughter .

Unfortunately , the research revealed a high tendency for them to recruit the wrong people .

There is always a tendency for pilots to relax as the launch point is reached .

They used to cut it up and pretend to eat it and would cut out all different kinds of shapes .

For even more variety , try weaving several different sizes of the chosen shape , or even combining two or three different shapes into the same design .

As she was about to pass the dark shape , something seemed to attach her skirt to the ground , and she had to stop .

The light , as it grew , began to show the upper field , while the distant hedge and brook remained dark , linear shapes below .

The three basic camcorder shapes are shown in these typical examples ( two here , one shown overleaf ) .

Delgard glanced once more at the door before following the dark shape down the corridor .

Once the two basic shapes have been created a single point is selected on each object using the blend tool and the program then creates the required number of ` in-between " stages .

My starting point as always in recording such scenes , is a simple pen sketch , establishing the basic shapes and structures .

The values of each of the exponents vary independently of the other , to produce half-life curves of markedly different shapes .

He stared towards the point where the light had been , wanting to see a darker shape on darkness .

Even then it was difficult to be sure which of the shadowy tumbled shapes was the one in which Marian had dropped the sack .

Salvation , finally , appeared out of the blue one night in the shape of up-and-coming young trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies .

This improvement became available only a couple of years ago in the shape of Gore-Tex booties .

A relaxation of the ligaments in your spine combined with the effect of your changing shape on your posture can give rise to backache .

As she grappled with the staples she could feel inside the bag the firm shape of a book .

A traditionally light vase , like the black-figure neck-amphora ( fig. 55 ) was avoided , and when it was later taken into the red-figure repertory the shape was rethought .

When creating a stencil design , it is essential to remember to leave a space between each leaf or flower shape , otherwise the stencil card will drop to pieces when it is cut out .

A long-tailed , hawk-like bird emerged from the trees , dusky shape in the gloom .

The assessments made by the defence staff establish the right shape for our defences for the 1990s .

Mr Adamec cited pressure from the opposition in bargaining over the shape of a new government as his reason for stepping down .

To Leonard , who long had felt the masterful power of passion -- when the guests become tyrants -- Layton 's honesty was as refreshing as his candour was liberating . 

` I feel like a whipped dog , " he said , in a rare moment of candour about his condition . 

Christians today are not normally known for their candour about doubt or for their confident ability to resolve it . 

This is an example of why you should judge catalogues -- and nurseries -- by the candour , honesty and fullness of the information they provide . 

In general , Boswell 's Life of Johnson provides an immortal Pepysian and aromatic sweep of eighteenth-century literary society , recounted in Boswell 's lovely candour and flawedness . 

They discussed very thoroughly the merits of the Bentley Continental , with all the candour and eloquence of two men who would never conceivably own one . 

Appalled by the woman 's candour , aware that no word of demurral would answer , Louisa looked down on her unspeaking . 

` I am on fire , " she said , and was immediately ashamed of her candour . 

And although she felt she was being torn apart inside , at the same time the older woman 's brutal candour was welcome , because it finally answered so many unhappy questions . 

` Well , he did the other night , " Candy pointed out with ruthless candour . 

Mandy 's candour took him completely by surprise , and it was obvious he was not a man accustomed to being surprised . 

Remember that you are not alone in experiencing discouragement . 

Even in his darkest moments of discouragement , when he was distressed both by his circumstances and by his own seeming lack of spirituality , he clung to his faith in God 's providence . 

Glen resigned from Annan in November 1816 ; his discouragement was partly caused by the friction created in trying to raise sufficient funds to carry on the work of the congregation . 

If the teaching is not orientated so that these goals may be reached , then what is achieved will not appear rewarding and so will cause discouragement and frustration ( River 1964 pp 57,170 ) . 

Younger brothers , sisters and cousins approaching working age did so in an atmosphere of discouragement and despair . 

On Saturdays and Sundays she grew more sanguine , but the mood was dispersed on Monday morning with the prospect of enduring that place for another week -- right through till Friday when all the managers wore tweeds . 

He wore casual country tweeds and checked shirt which was unusual on Old Year 's Night . 

But his wife had said that it was time for an opportunity to wear something other than thick tweeds . 

She was a tall , nervous woman who 'd gone grey early ; she always wore large bifocals and usually dressed in tweeds . 

Julia glanced sideways at David , feeling very much at a disadvantage in her old brownish-grey tweeds . 

Instead he was in tweeds and brogues , his idea of a country outfit . 

With his tall well-built frame , his broad and rather florid features , his open honest gaze , his country yeoman 's tweeds , Gimson often seemed the rural Englishman personified . 

The soldierly figure , who , confident and elegant in light tweeds , now walked through it was that genuine article for which Canon Wheeler mistakenly thought himself possible to be taken . 

He was standing at the side of the garish little British Telecom van , wearing a bright yellow rainproof over his customary grey tweeds and watching the men at work . 

Again when Pharaoh makes Joseph vizier of Egypt he gives him special clothes , as does Joseph his brothers to mark his reconciliation with them . 

Kagemni , who was the vizier of the Sixth Dynasty king Teti , was buried in a fine tomb at Saqqara near the pyramid of his king and was revered as a sage . 

The sultan responded by sending an army of 7,000 men under Bekir Pasha , the Vizier of Bosnia , to discipline the dayis . 

After the initial excesses which followed the reoccupation of Belgrade , the grand vizier declared an amnesty , and many Serbs who had fled into the hills and the impenetrable oak forests of returned to their homes . 

Sofia radio announced on Jan. 29 that Todor Zhivkov was in remand prison pending investigation of charges against him including abuse of power , embezzlement of state funds , and " incitement to racial hatred " . 

He was accused of illegal possession of firearms and of embezzlement of public funds . 

The killer was Irene Blackburn , one of the victims of Wickens ' embezzlement . 

Luhti was arrested in August and is now in investigative custody on suspicion of embezzlement through his Swiss Adiuva Finanz AG investment company , declared bankrupt a week ago . 

Todor Zhivkov , 81 , Bulgaria 's communist leader from 1954 until November 1989 , was convicted of misappropriation of state property and embezzlement on Sept. 4 and sentenced to seven years ' imprisonment . 

The most significant scandal concerned George Koskotas , who had been charged in November 1988 with forgery and the embezzlement of US$200,000,000 from the Bank of Crete , but had escaped to the United States where he remained in custody awaiting extradition [ see p. 36562 ; see also pp. 36527 ; 36822 ; 36902 ] . 

Harrell , who had come to personify the corruption and mismanagement at the centre of the HUD scandal , had pleaded guilty in January to one count of embezzlement and one of tax evasion . 

Moi was reported on Sept. 18 to have ordered an inquiry following an announcement that Denmark was freezing aid because of alleged embezzlement of funds from development projects . 

Last autumn , a zealous policeman from Marseilles wrote a best-selling exposýVB of Socialist involvement in a huge embezzlement of public money in south-east France . 

To clear himself he would have to implicate his young brother in the embezzlement of a large amount of money from the family business , it would break his mother 's heart . 

The authorities showed less reticence in dealing with a group of black youths who gathered outside the Sisulu home in Soweto yesterday evening to sing and dance in celebration of the ANC leader 's imminent freedom . 

Without waiting for Wexford 's consent to her reticence , she swept the quarrel aside and said , ` I felt it was useless to try and patch things up . 

Having complained on several occasions of the Church 's reticence over taking the moral lead , on this occasion her plea was successful . 

The single dissenting vote was that of Massachusetts Democrat Edward Kennedy who rejected the nomination because of Souter 's reticence in stating his views on key issues concerning individual rights and freedoms . 

Her reticence about certain areas of her private life irked him , and he occasionally found an excuse to ring early in the hope of catching her unawares . 

At other times my master , tired by the reticence of Agrippa and the others , continued his absorption with alchemy . 

Pineau informed de Gaulle about the strongly republican and socialist trend of resistance ideology and tried to persuade him to abandon his political reticence , which was causing concern among resisters . 

He wore a luridly decorated black tracksuit and a broad smile . 

Sometimes people jog past , dressed up in tracksuits and that , but mostly I 'm on my own . 

Edna is hardly your obvious casual daytime high street dresser , lounging around in jeans or velour tracksuits though , is she ? 

As soon as he was out of the bathroom he put on his tracksuit and hit the road . 

He changed into his tracksuit when she had gone and went to talk to his doctors . 

There were a few people about now : walking their dogs , jogging in tracksuits along the firm sand out by the water 's edge . 

Whenever they appear in public , they usually have to wear hideously-hued tracksuits , or even show off their knees . 

Opening the glazed hatch above her head to allow the cool night air into the small cabin , Polly threw off her tracksuit , pulled on a clean thigh-length baggy T-shirt , and slid into her sleeping-bag . 

Ahead of them , a woman of about sixty in a blue tracksuit pawed the ground in the jogger 's equivalent of neutral . 

She was wearing a bright pink tracksuit with a transfer across the front . 

In a black tracksuit , and well-worn trainers , dark hair tousled , his tanned skin glowing from the exercise , he looked overwhelmingly attractive . 

One of the men was wearing a lime green tracksuit and a gold sovereign ring with short hair on top and plaited . 

Mr Hussein is driven only by paranoia and a powerful lust to survive . 

Their lust to be different is what produces music that is both peculiar and powerful . 

One reads that such scenes give the green soldier nothing but a mad lust to kill in his turn . 

In this aspect the world 's values find expression in the driving lust for power , wealth , and sexual indulgence . 

“ A stunning setting of endless panoramas , where sophistication and style mix with the happy-go-lucky lust for life so typical of southern Italy . ” 

His lust for revenge is grotesque , even if it is understandable . 

They seemed to have burned up all their lust rather rapidly in their undergraduate years . 

The scented handkerchief that had roused Müller 's lust was tearing in her hands . 

It was he who curbed my youthful lust and transformed it into a longing for spiritual embrace . 

His murder lust is there to be used when danger threatens but it must be controlled and used wisely . 

They had dragged the body of the count from the room and continued where they had left off , their animal lust fuelled by the smell of death and the anguished screams of his sobbing daughter . 

His eyes were full of war lust and he was ready to rush off and attack his assailants , to give them more than he had got . 

As before , the attention of the naked dancing figures was concentrated on the severed head looking up at them with unbridled lust . 

Jules said , from the armchair : ` You both have a touching faith in male lust . " 

Perhaps you think that the ` lust of battle " does n't exist nowadays ; believe me , it does , and it 's an odd experience . 

In the old days , incidentally , when a mother discovered her daughter was the innocent young victim of the lust of a rich old man , there were several obvious remedies . 

Würstchen quenched his lust in the hotel 's Emmental storeroom . 

Sex : Try to disguise your boundless lust behind a modicum of feigned restraint ! 

The hours that followed were full of the lust of one woman for another 's body . 

Baxter 's lust for clothes , drink and women became a legend in Glasgow . 

The prohibitions on incest , cannibalism and the lust for killing are examples of such basic renunciations that all civilizations have had since the primal horde phase . 

A month of unslaked lust bound them , racing their hearts and shivering the breath . 

It seemed that the sad little snipe were the victims of a blood lust still carrying on from the heyday of Victorian game hunting . 

It filled his enemies with terror and his own troops with unshakeable faith and unquenchable blood lust . 

I had not realised that one innocent man 's plight could arouse such blood lust . 

“ Matrimony … is not by any to be taken in hand … wantonly , to satisfy men 's carnal lusts and appetites , like brute beasts but reverently , deservedly , advisedly , soberly … . 

Certainly , nowhere within it does a wife pledge that she will have sexual intercourse with her husband upon demand : indeed , it is expressly stated that the purpose of matrimony is not ` to satisfy men 's carnal lusts and appetites . " 

As I 've already explained , I felt absolutely no lust whatsoever for Alison Kraemer . 

But the BBC feared a probe by the Broadcast Standards Commission .

According to BBC reports , a probe by Merseyside police concludes that there is no reason to reopen the case of the 13-year-old newsboy murdered at a Staffordshire farmhouse in 1978 .

Mr Goria quit after persistent slurs over his alleged role over a bank collapse 17 years ago and a bribery probe into the building of hospital in his northern constituency of Asti , his ministry said .

THE Italian agriculture minister , Gianni Fontana , yesterday resigned from the government after being targeted by a corruption probe .

A CHILEAN judge has halted a probe into the death of British defence journalist Jonathan Moyle because of a lack of clues .

Another wreath came from police manning the incident room at Wimbledon station , where the probe into the brutal murder continues .

Stark evidence of this came via yesterday 's announcement of a police probe into the financial affairs of Beazer Homes League outfit Weymouth .

A UNION demand for a review of an order to reinstate a Liverpool councillor sacked after she helped a police probe has been turned down .

Then he gently pulled off her sheer black pantyhose and laid her , still trembling , on the yielding soft cushions of the couch . 

DUNCAN , British Columbia ( AP ) --- An intrepid burglar who wears black pantyhose and little else has been arrested in connection with several underwear thefts .

Kahane said she sorted through more than 1,000 costumes , including a pair of pantyhose from the mid-19th century .

A Duncan couple returned home on the weekend to find a man in pantyhose in their bedroom , running his fingers through the woman 's underwear drawer .

Maura rubbed her face against his cheek and felt his stubble scratching against her smooth skin . 

He buried his face against her throat , his mouth tormenting her with its lazy progress down towards the swell of her breasts , and she arched up , silently begging for his caress . 

Robyn closed her eyes , leaning her face against his shirt , and felt the thud of his heart beneath the fabric , smelt the clean , fresh maleness of his body . 

The window on the driver 's side was lowered to reveal the unmistakable face of Jack Butler . 

I found myself wandering round with a wry smile on my face and occasionally bursting into laughter at my own presumption . 

Then , seeing Harriet 's face : ` Well , all right , but you are n't to do anything , mind . " 

` At least you 're honest enough to want to end one affair before starting another -- " He broke off abruptly , his eyes narrowing as they rested on her tense face . 

Made the more appealing , perhaps , by alcohol and half-light , she was nonetheless beautiful , her elfin face crossed by a touching sadness , her brow furrowed by some longing she could not define . 

We had eaten and drunk well , our gallows faces flushed with wine , our stupid mouths bawling out some raucous song and planning our next escapade . 

` In some respects , " said Prior Tuathal , his pigskin face agreeably blank . 

She was seen as a light relief from the boredom or demands of the shift , and , as a female , she was treated as a pretty face in a working environment which is heavily masculine . 

Mrs Macpherson bit her blue lips with her artificial teeth and looked down her beaky nose at the bland , well-powdered face beside her . 

I thought of his sweetness in sitting beside me all night , and of the shadows on his face in the morning , and how I had gone off without telling him I loved him . 

She recalled the desperation on Amy 's face behind the car wheel last night . 

And he smiled at her , but his eyes left Ellie 's face for only one moment . 

They left ` The Tip " if you recall , with egg on their faces after securing a pitiful 6-2 victory over us . 

His normally responsive facial expression was firmly controlled ; an Oxford contemporary remembered that for all its serenity an observer seemed ` to be gazing upon some great portrait of a face rather than upon a face " . 

He picked up the tins ; then , leaning towards her , he said , ` Nice to be served by a pretty face . 

His strong , square face looked drawn and his thinning brown hair had n't been combed . 

She rinsed her hands and face , and combed her windblown curls into a smooth feathery cap . 

Nothing perturbed him , and he had a sphinx-like face , with amber eyes which seemed to look into your soul . 

She had a pleasant untidy face and chubby warm hands that were nice to touch . 

She had a rather broad face , pale as cream , and dotted with freckles . 

Finally , turning to her toilet , she rested her face in her hands , and gave a sort of groan . ''

It is a trite thought , I know , but our hands and our faces come very close to being our selves -- our `` higher '' selves , at least ( our lower ones reposing in some oafish organs in the gut and below ) .

Exactly what is `` soft focus '' about the bank teller who gets shot full in the face or Gene Hackman 's agonizing death throes or Bonnie and Clyde 's final , staccato `` dance of death '' ?

Another source of hierarchical structure is that the same face can appear in many different poses , under many different forms of illumination , and so on .

The TV lights were still in Joyner-Kersee 's face , the face that had been buried in the track less than an hour before .

At first , she feels like `` female goods in a dick-driven market , '' but a few weeks later finds her smoother , younger face a source of pleasure and confidence .

The liberal view of Reed is that he 's the Christian right 's zealot in chief , a devil with a cherub 's face .

The basic creditor country preference is for a kind of Turkish solution , a secular state with a civilian face , support for free-market policies , and a pro-Western , if unaccountable , military .

The hose does n't work , then it does , then it squirts somebody in the face .

Our faces are fur-less and exposed to the world so that they can be read .

Instead , when it comes to particulars , we have everybody quoting the comment of a woman whose Secret Service agent husband was killed in the Oklahoma blast : `` It was a slap in the face . ''

Instead , the circumspect first lady is said to have sent various doctors `` high resolution photos taken of her face from different angles '' in order to get their opinions .

At an earlier period , this same adventurous philosopher briefly affected the softly stubbled face , and still earlier the quarter-inch-long haircut then uncommon even at the margins , except in military school .

Is there anything less cinematic than a lengthy swatch of voice-over prose recited straight from the pages of a 75-year-old novel with the camera yoked to an actress 's face ?

The Turkish Daily News quoted British Prime Minister Tony Blair as bizarrely describing the EU communiqué on Turkey as `` [ a ] way for Europe not to turn its back , but its face to Turkey , '' and an unnamed EU spokeswoman as saying , even more bizarrely : `` If this was a fair world , Turks would have been rejoicing in Ankara . ''

This may have a placebo effect [ 47 ] . In addition , its effectiveness may be explained by the observation that cool air moving across the patient 's face ( eg , from compressed air by nasal prongs , or from a fan ) may provide equal relief due to the stimulation of the V2 branch of the fifth cranial nerve [ 48 ] .

For a start , the actors ' faces are so much less interesting than the mythic , totem-pole visages in Judge 's cartoons .

Nearby , behind a screened window , is the Seto ( White ) Bhairav , a gold-lacquered face through which beer spurts for scrambling devotees during Indra Jatra .

Clearly , the first seems to call for `` a model , '' for the name , surrounded by punctuation becomes less significant ; also , in that sequence the reader is not boxed into the corner of obligation where he must stand , face to the wall , if unaware of who this `` in '' personage might be .

When you look into the faces of Rose Kennedy or Henry Kissinger you see souls emptied by the pursuit of power .

Sugar cropping , destined to change the face and fate of the Caribbean , began booming as early as the 1640s .

Then the counterpoint , the explicit projection of the young woman 's company as the harbinger of hope : It is helping over 1 million women , and she , its human face , is tireless in her effort to find a drug that will enable a woman to `` climb stairs without fear , stand a little taller . ''

When the cave mouth was rediscovered in 1923 , the huge face carved around it was mistaken for an elephant 's head and the name has stuck .

The angel weeps as the spot opens , tears of rain apparently coursing down a soft-featured face .

A home page may be a group 's face to the world , but opening it still feels like getting to eavesdrop on a conversation .

The years seem to melt from Mandela 's creased face and his eyes light up . . . '' Love is indeed wonderful .

( Then look upon him with a big goofy grin on your face and sing him a medley of Cole Porter tunes .

while others , including women and children , scratched at Jim 's face .

To see a range of faces with central nose rings , see the piercing gallery at Body Modification E-zine or the zine itself .

Staring at our face in the mirror , as The Face author points out , `` we become first and third person at once , viewer and viewed .

Tradition says that a woman wiped the sweaty , bloody face of Jesus here and an imprint was left on the cloth .

The tabloid Daily Mirror surrounded this with the smiling faces of the leading participants in the peace settlement under the headline `` Smile !

Presence of any of the following seven features , without an alternative cause , was required for satisfaction of the confirmatory criteria : ratio of partial arterial oxygen tension to inspired fractional oxygen below 280 ( intubated ) or 40% face mask in use ( nonintubated ) ; arterial pH below 7.30 ; urine output below 30 ml/h ; systolic blood pressure below 90 mmHg or a fall in systolic blood pressure by more than 40 mmHg sustained for 2 hours despite fluid challenge ; systemic vascular resistance below 800 dynes·s/cm 5 ; prothrombin time or partial thromboplastin time greater than normal or platelets below 100 .

ABC is certainly doing its best to put a smiling face on its recent woes .

If the face has been getting longer at the bottom over the generations , it has been getting shorter ( and broader ) on top .

In addition , celebrities such as Christopher Reeve and Michael J. Fox have given a human face to the many people who could benefit from effective regenerative therapies .

4 . YOUNG GEORGE W. DRANK HEAVILY , STRANGLED MONKEY Describing a troubled phase of his early life that he says ultimately brought him to Jesus , the Texas governor recalled a weekend binge that ended with the corpse of Pepe , a rhesus monkey at the Houston Zoo , floating face down in ...

The session begins with a bizarre dialogue about Michael Jackson -- an African-American superstar who in the Iraqi officer 's view was driven by bigotry to whiten his face and straighten his hair -- and winds up with the Iraqi pouring oil down Barlow 's throat in a brutal effort to drive home the war 's real aim .

Manson , whose given name is Brian Warner , cakes his face with alabaster makeup and wears androgynous , ragged leather clothes .

The assaults on plausibility began in the first frames of Con Air , as Nicolas Cage 's character returned home from Operation Desert Storm in a tugboat , and did not subside until Sam Neill mutated into some kind of space devil at the end of Event Horizon , whereupon his face inexplicably broke out in a crosshatched design that made him look like a slab of grilled ahi tuna .

A key area of research explores the brain 's response to human faces at a young age .

The stunt half-works , at least until he 's supposed to undergo an inner transformation and acquire human emotions -- whereupon his face remains just as blank .

I contend that the only way one person should kiss off another is face to face .

P.S. : I 'm easy Cullen , anytime you want to have a face to face conversation , just give me a call .

Both Bill Clinton and Tony Blair are comparatively young ( and make a lot of it ) ; suffused with energy and conviction ; and superbly effective on television , in front of a crowd , or face to face .

I recall a college dean who was addressed as Dean Greene to his face .

I noticed bunches and bunches of grain and seaweed , marguerites and long-stemmed buttercups drying in the pantry , for winter . " 

Yet she 'd walked right into this marvelous chance , with no mother who would get jealous of her with the baby , only this bunch of doctors to deal with . 

One man was carrying a huge bunch of red bananas over one shoulder , another was driving a small open truck loaded with oranges . 

His mother carried an enormous bunch of daffodils , wrapped in pale blue tissue paper , and Miranda clutched a new doll . 

And in the middle of the garden was the old twisted tree with the big branches bent almost to the ground , and at the tip of each twig grew big bunches of black mulberries 

Trying to vamp a bunch of vagrant whales in the Pentland Firth in March armed only with a waterproof tannoy and a box of plain-wrapped tapes is not everyone 's idea of a good time . 

If you take away the image all that 's left is a bunch of exceptionally pretty boys making some very ordinary music . 

Their interrogators held a bunch of ` statements " in their hands . 

AT&T decided as a going-away present to present a bunch of ‘ Unix Awards ’ at its ‘ End of an Era ’ bash at Uniforum ( UX No 428 ) . 

The night before his death I had bought a big bunch of red carnations to put in my room with the lighted candles we were now writing by , to please Dana . 

then she bought a bunch of violets and put them on the baby 's pillow , blew us a kiss and disappeared . 

Never mind , he 'd buy her a nice bunch of flowers from that stall outside the infirmary on his way home . 

He had bought a bunch of parsley on his way in , because he had heard that it clears away the smell of alcohol . 

Mrs Hollidaye put her flowers in a tin bucket of water in the porch where other bunches of flowers were being collected . 

The Americans came to Fontanellato too , and all the girls gathered bunches of flowers to throw to the liberators . 

Those old ladies selling bunches of flowers on the Nevsky Prospekt ? 

It tells how they returned bearing a huge bunch of grapes , and with reports of a land ` flowing with milk and honey " , just as God had promised . 

This picture shows two young girls collecting mixed bunches of black and white grapes with the ch%au in the background 

He came in carrying a bunch of black grapes , and sat down on the edge of the bed . 

He leant forward and picked up the bunch of keys and the bit of paper . 

He produced a bunch of old-fashioned brass keys and the door swung open slowly but easily on large hinges . 

` The trouble , " said Fred , ` is that your tournament is being put on by a bunch of aircraft public relations people . " 

I never was one to collect a bunch of guitars like some people do . 

And I 've heard it from a whole bunch of people , she says stuff , she actually tells people I 'm on heroin all the time . 

Your job is to get together the best bunch of writers and photographers in London -- all those people like you who ca n't get past the front office . 

But really this could be a bunch of retarded animals walking round kicking people 's butts . 

The very process of reviewing these issues underscored the absence of an effective government organization dedicated to assessing vulnerabilities and handling problems of protection and preparedness .

Two words , dew and shower , refer in the context to the presence of water ; the rest are in contexts indicating its absence .

These more sensitive measures might also have detected differences between the overweight and normal weight persons , but we think this is unlikely given the absence of any differences in EVGFP .

The ability of purified soluble CD39 to hydrolyze VO 2+ATP is shown in Figure 1 . Soluble CD39 did not hydrolyze either ATP or ADP in the absence of VO 2+ ( Fig . 1A ) .

Vanadyl is unstable in aqueous solution at pH7.0 in the absence of chelator and will precipitate out of solution as [ VO ( OH ) 2 ] n .

VO 2+in the absence of any nucleotides was added to sCD39 at 1:1 molar ratio .

Four different EPR spectra are obtained for VO 2+bound in the presence of different nucleotides and in the absence of nucleotide .

Other markers of systemic inflammation or autoimmunity did not correlate with the presence or absence of LFT abnormalities .

However , this subgroup is characterized by the absence of clinical manifestations observed in 1°SS , and the absence of anti-Ro and anti-La [ 35 ] .

Research has shown that red harvester ants may identify the tasks nestmates are engaged in based on the ratio of n-alkenes to n-alkanes in their hydrocarbons and the presence or absence of branched n-alkanes .

In the absence of external guides , people selforganise to learn and make sense of their environments .

In the absence of hierarchy and centralised planning , employees in the Valley rely on their skills , rather than on formal position , to provide a reference point for their careers .

Because of the mills and their conspicuous absence , hundreds of people were uprooted , forced to leave their homes and tightly knit communities .

As the state cost is applied to every year the patient is in that health state , a substantial miscalculation of the lifetime cost attributed to stroke would have been produced , even though it would have been based on the best available data and accepted as a reasonable proxy in the absence of Canadian data .

The expression of most of these genes seemed to be specifically modulated by IL-2 and not by the trauma of needle aspiration , as only a few differentially expressed genes ( in parentheses in Figure 5 ) were detected in control FNA samples obtained at 24-hour intervals in the absence of IL-2 administration .

In the absence of such a detailed-and repeated-articulation , national security tends not to rise very high on the list of congressional priorities .

The absence of the large linears could either mean the presence of complete repair or the presence of extensive degradation activity .

Transcriptional profiling of the early stages of genital development in vivo in the presence and absence of androgen may provide further insights into the role of androgen in genital development .

In patients who reached phase II in the absence of therapy failure , a total of 12 patients were identified to have resistance mutations at the first viremic time point ( continuous therapy/single TI , 3/16 ; repeated TI , 9/18 ; p = 0.06 ) .

This leads to the generation of constitutive signals by the adaptor proteins in the absence of other upstream signals [ 40 ] .

In the absence of cRNA spiking , cross-hybridization of Cy-labeled rat targets to

In contrast , in diabetic mice with albuminuria , mesangial expansion , and glomerulosclerosis , absence of CD36 expression was associated with normal appearance of the tubular epithelium and interstitial space .

The jury concluded that negligent marketing and distribution of handguns by nine companies was a proximate cause of three recent shootings , despite the absence of proof that any particular company 's product was involved in any of the shootings .

Here , combining a master locus ( C73 ) with a non-allelic singlet locus possessing 100% sequence identity ( L91 ) resulted in immediate trans-silencing , as seen by a reduction of GFP-COP1 expression and block of cosuppression , which was stably maintained in the presence or absence of the master locus .

The CDH gene exhibited a complete absence of expression in one cell line ( SW756 ) that showed promoter hypermethylation and two other cell lines ( C-33A and SiHa ) without evidence of methylation ( Fig .

But others lament the absence of the novelist 's trademarks -- the magical realism , the stylish prose , the irony .

As previously reported [ 16 ] , sympathetic neurons grown in the absence of serum and glial cells fail to form dendrites ( Figure 1A ) ; however when grown in the presence of BMP -7 , these neurons extend multiple dendrites ( Figure 1B ) .

Two theories have been proposed to explain the present spliceosomal intron distribution ; i.e. , their presence in eukaryotes and their absence in Bacteria and Archaea .

They were often severely abnormal , consisting of loose connective tissue , with absence of neural tissue ( Figure 4I , J ) .

One obvious example of a `` semantic hole '' in sexual relationships is the often-observed absence of neutral terms for unmarried sexual partners .

Indeed , after just one day of stimulation , IL-4-producing cells in the presence of CD81 costimulation had lower mean levels of CFSE than did IL-4-producing cells in the absence of CD81 costimulation .

hence all assays were performed in the absence of the cocktail .

Nevertheless , the presence of a gene in one nematode species ( such as Meloidogyne ) but its absence in another ( such as C. elegans ) might merely reflect a gene loss in the latter lineage .

In the absence of an indigenous alphabet , Japanese scholars had with the greatest difficulty tried to adapt the complex ideograms of monosyllabic Chinese to the essentially polysyllabic Japanese .

Other mechanism by which AR could show an altered response results from an increase in its sensitivity to very low levels of androgen [ 22 23 ] . We tested the role of active Stat3 in this possibility cotransfecting CV-1 cells with an androgen responsive reporter ( ARE- TATA -luciferase ) , AR , in the presence or in the absence of constitutively active Stat3C .

Their absence can significantly reduce linkage of both Mendelian and quantitative traits that are unlucky enough to be controlled by loci in the intervals with ambiguous SDPs .

As a receptor class , GPCRs are considered excellent drug targets because they are often regulated through interactions with small natural ligands [ 32 33 ] . Specifically , studies of classic GPCRs , such as the β-adrenergic receptors , show that in the absence of endogenous ligand ( agonists ) these receptors exist in multiple interconvertible conformations that are predominately inactive [ 34 ] . Upon exposure to their natural ligands , however , the active receptor forms are preferentially stabilized , allowing them to readily engage G-protein couplers and to create signaling-competent complexes .

There may , for example , be a homologous tetraspanin protein that compensates for the absence of sarcospan in mice , but not in humans .

In summary , the voltage-dependence of Ca 2+transients and the maximum cytosolic Ca 2+concentration during the transient were not significantly affected by partial or total absence of the γ 1 subunit .

The representation is no more compact , but retains the general property of absence of cross terms .

Thus , in the absence of physiological concentrations of PP5 , GRs accumulate in the nucleus of A549 cells .

The NRP -154 cells are transformed , grow in the absence of exogenous growth factors , and are tumorigenic [ 23 24 25 26 27 ] . These lines come from epithelial cells .

The exact mechanism may be unknown , but decreased BRCA1 levels appear to affect the ability to arrest growth or die in the absence of estrogenic growth-inducing conditions .

The afflicted children -- about 20 percent of the 18,000 adopted -- are incapable of forming emotional bonds with their new parents , probably because the absence of attention and affection in infancy stunted brain development .

In particular , mutagenesis of Glu-194 or Glu-204 in bR results in loss of fast proton release [ 3 4 ] . The absence of homologs for these residues in pR leaves open the question of whether it carries out fast H +release .

In the absence of an omniscient central planner , though , the way to get better investment is to get more investment .

In the light of these new data [ 11 ] , there does not appear to be a rationale for early antiretroviral therapy in the absence of a clinical trial to assess other interventions in concert with early therapy .

Case-control studies are applicable with special considerations for cancer screening [ 22 ] . Periodic Screening Evaluation ( PSE ) is a method for using data from subjects of various age who receive at least two regularly scheduled screenings to estimate the reduction in cancer mortality from periodic screening over a range of ages [ 23 24 ] . The main assumptions of PSE are ( 1 ) once a cancer is detectable on screening it would be detectable on later screenings ( 2 ) given age , year of birth adds no information for predicting the detection rate on the first screen , ( 3 ) no selection bias in using refusers to estimate survival from detection in the absence of screening .

The absence of business systems capable of adjusting to real-time demand information , as well as the lack of information between the time when orders were placed and the actual selling season , meant that early order commitments could not be amended pending new information .

For each gene ( probe set ) , the Affymetrix software calculates an 'average difference ' between the intensities of the perfect-match and mismatch primers , and additionally makes an overall determination as to the absence or presence of a gene ( absent/present call ) in the sample .

4 ( bottom panel , black circles ) , MTX-induced LDH release in the absence of U73343 , correlates in time with the second phase of ethidium uptake , demonstrating that the second phase reflects cell lysis .

This result , at least , excludes the possibility that the absence of the large , non-circular chromosomes in some strains ( Figure 2 ) reflects the absence of DNAs in the wells during the process or by extensive and general nuclease action .

The low sequence identities in these enzymes have been interpreted as reflecting relatively low constraints upon the sequence because the reaction is quite facile even in the absence of the enzyme ( because it forms an aromatic product ) , and thus the enzyme is not required to provide a great deal of assistance [ 35 ] .

The presence or absence of bone metastasis in patients was determined by bone scintigraphy , and was confirmed by conventional radiography ( X-ray ) as necessary .

Findings supporting this notion include : 1. The absence of a correlation between fecal fat excretion and fecal bile acid loss ; 2. The normal fecal bile acid losses in patients with liver disease compared to excessive losses in those without liver disease despite similar fecal fat excretion ; and 3. The finding that patients with almost normal fat excretion continue to lose large amounts of bile acids .

In contrast , loss of cortical and furrow localization is seen for GFP-MHCK-C in the absence of myosin II .

We found an absence of promoter hypermethylation in SGCT and acquisition of unique patterns of promoter hypermethylation in NSGCT .

In the absence of data showing the weight distribution of inbound mail , the Commission employed , as a proxy distribution , data developed by European postal administrations in the course of preparing a new terminal dues system .

As the House managers open the prosecution of the president today , the real obstacle they face is not the absence of witnesses or the dismal poll numbers .

The absence of a comprehensive precancer terminology severely limits the clinical value of research that includes precancer specimens .

These results could be taken to suggest that the HR-associated pathway is not sufficient to induce SAR in the absence of the NPR1 -dependent , SA -associated pathway ( but see below for why this conclusion is not correct ) .

Stimulation with 5A6 alone , in the absence of SEB or CMV , gave consistently = 0.05% cytokine-positive T cells in such experiments ( data not shown ) .

7. In the absence of information about the specific functions of most individual RPs in mammalian cells , one can only speculate at present on the physiologic significance of the reported changes .

Virtually all the fans with whom I have spoken over the years ( quite a friendly bunch , actually ) consider the absence of big wrecks , injuries , etc. , a key component of a good race .

These data provide additional evidence that 4- AP exerts neither an anti-proliferative nor a pro-apoptotic influence on serum-supplemented GC cultures , because PCNA expression is a sensitive marker of GC proliferation and apoptosis [ 18 26 27 ] . The lack of 4- AP effect on GC viability is also evident from the flow cytometric analysis ; the percentages of cells staining positive for propidium iodide were 8 ± 2% and 7 ± 2% in the presence and absence of drug ( n = 4 samples of 10,000 cells/each from 4 GC isolations ) .

However , when confluent cells were maintained in culture in the presence or absence of 5-AzaC without passage for more than 21 d , expression of specific skeletal muscle markers such as MyoD and fast-switch myosin was observed ( Figure 3A ) .

This protein contains a prototypical nuclear localization signal but remains in the cytoplasm when expressed in cultured cells in the absence of steroids .

There is another reason why a best-guess timeline is essential : realistic expectations about an AIDS vaccine would stress the urgency of combating the AIDS pandemic over the next decade—and maybe longer—in the absence of an effective vaccine .

The doxycycline-independent increase in 6His-HA -PP1α is attributed to background expression when using this system [ 25 ] . As predicted for a protein under the control of the doxycycline-inducible promoter , the abundance of 6His-HA -PP1α decreases in the absence of the inducer over time ( Figure 2C ) .

Plating RASMCs onto a fibronectin coated dish in the absence of growth factors yielded moderate activation of ERK1/2 , which peaked at 30 min then decreased somewhat over the next 30 min of the experiment ( Fig .

The site of infection is the gastrointestinal tract , where it causes a chronic inflammatory ailment termed Johne 's disease [ 5 ] . In contrast , M. avium is common in the environment , causes tuberculosis in birds , and disseminated infections in HIV patients [ 6 ] . Growth of M. paratuberculosis is characterized by its slow rate ( doubling time of 22-26 hours , compared to 10-12 hours for M. avium ) and requirement of mycobactin in culture media [ 5 ] . With the absence of a well-defined genetic system for M. paratuberculosis , a comparative genomic approach holds great potential in addressing the genetic basis for many of these phenotypic differences .

The same experimental protocol was employed for evaluation of ethidium uptake ( Fig 3 , lower panel ) . Again , MTX-induced uptake of ethidium was biphasic in the absence of U73343 ( trace a ) . Addition of the U-compound shortly after MTX ( i.e .

No alternative mechanism for cysteine incorporation into proteins is known ; hence the absence of CysRS in these organisms was an enigma .

On Tuesday , Izvestiya of Moscow noted an alarming new tendency in Russia : In the absence of effective enforcement of property rights , people simply grab what they think should be theirs .

There 's another tortured family , too : Pistone 's wife and three daughters , who languish in the absence of a steady father .

These data show that this test can readily indicate the absence or presence of the mutant allele in DNA samples .

As had previously been observed , we found very little difference in T1 between samples of the same series 5 percent or across series 10 percent [ 12 ] . Therefore , the T1 times in the absence of contrast agent of samples from the same series were averaged and these averages used as the reference tissue T1 for all other samples within the same experiment series .

At the same time , I am struck by what I find to be considerable conceptual confusion as well as an absence of fundamental analysis based on solid biology and sociology .

To confirm that the difference in cell viability was due to alterations in survival response after STS treatment and not an intrinsic property of the individual cell lines , growth of both cell lines was examined by MTS assay under the same conditions in the absence of STS ( Figure 2B ) .

Even in praising his skill as an editor , she betrays the presence of its absence .

Cdc5 presumably impinges on the MEN by other means as well , because Cdc5 is required for maximal Dbf2 protein kinase activity even in the absence of Bfa1 's obligate partner Bub2 [ 18 ] . Once activated , the MEN in turn sustains the transient Cdc14 release enabled by Cdc5 and other FEAR pathway components .

Complete linkage clustering based on Euclidean distance [ 23 ] of these four sets of transcripts ( cytosolic versus cytoskeleton transcripts in HL-60 cells in the presence or absence of TPA ) revealed that the cytoskeleton-anchored population in the precursor HL-60 cells and those in the macrophage cells were most similar ( Fig .

In the absence of ATP , a very weak binding was observed whereas with increasing amount of ATP strong binding was detected .

One other point : In the absence of any clear logic in street numbering , it 's important when noting an address to be sure you have the nearest cross-streets as well as the number of the building .

A strong association with croup was apparent : 43% of the HCoV -NL63-positive patients with high HCoV-NL63 load and absence of co-infection had croup , compared with 6% in the HCoV -NL63-negative group .

COS -7 cells were transfected with an expression vector for a 6X histidine tagged construct of p35-C/ EBPβ carrying the φ 10 ( T7 tag ) epitope sequence either in the presence or absence of Elk -1 .

But this absence of coverage does n't mean change is n't happening all around us .

[ 21 ] have shown that there is a strong degree of concordance between the report of mother and the report of daughter about foods consumed during this age period , although others have shown that recall of diet from the distant past is imprecise [ 22 ] . However , in the absence of dietary data actually collected during adolescence , recall of high school diet provides the best estimate of possible relationships between diet during adolescence and the risk of breast cancer .

Absence of DNA contamination was verified by amplifying the 756 bp intron containing region of the MECP2 gene between exons 3 and 4 using exon 3 based primer 5 '-AGCCCGTGCAGCCATCAGCC-3 ' and exon 4 based primer 5 '-CTTCCCAGGACTTTTCTCCA-3 ' .

The presence or absence of specific major medical complications during the hospital stay was determined by medical record review .

Absence makes the heart grow fonder , out of sight , out of mind .

Another interpretive discrepancy : The analysts consulted by the WP say that the Fed will probably still reduce short - term interests rates in November , but the LAT and the NYT say that such Fed action is now less likely .

but the people who who ca n't afford it uh they really get caught up in in the minimum payment and the interest rate it it 's sort of like the federal government

in the interest rate to make a different i mean to uh i mean i guess our savings account is probably a lot more liquid than CDs or or um

credit card i think has the lowest about the lowest interest rate of any of the ones that we use

they do n't know how to sit there and look at the interest rate and say well this one is only sixteen percent and this one 's twenty two hum

but uh we try to avoid them with a passion because of the percent of interest rate if you 've got the cash to pay for something it 's better to do it that way than versus credit cards unless it 's a small enough sum that you can do it within a two three month period but

This allows it to raise money at an interest rate that is lower than what a normal private corporation has to pay .

The WSJ says the economy remains strong , with inflation , interest rates , and unemployment still low .

And the way to do that was to make that primary surplus even larger and defend the value of the currency at all costs -- which meant keeping interest rates high .

It 's hard to tell if this is still the Era of Stock Market Good Feeling or if a combination of Y2K concerns , rising interest rates , misreadings of Alan Greenspan , and conventional `` October is a bad month for stocks '' has brought it to a sudden end .

The latter was a reasonable position during the 1930s , when the rate on Treasury bills was less than one - tenth of 1 percent ; it is an arguable claim right now for Japan , where interest rates are about 1 percent .

The optimistic view : The real was overvalued anyway , so devaluation could lower the 29 percent interest rate .

like you 're saying the majority i believe would be responsible with with the weapon and Lord knows with the crime rate the way it is

i do n't know why that is a problem down there and i guess the crime rate is terrible up here too and uh

uh well i 'm not sure how it is in Georgia but in in Pittsburgh the rate the crime rate really is not very high at the moment is that is that true for for Atlanta

The Los Angeles Times and USA Today lead with Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan 's suggestion in congressional testimony Wednesday that he foresees a cut next week in the fed funds rate , which determines the cost of money throughout the economy .

Given Japan 's relatively low crime rates , you can be sure you 'll be reunited with your precious souvenirs .

well i mean the same thing went everyone everyone uses England as an example saying oh well you know there there 's no one has guns in England and look at the crime rate there it 's so much lower

Crime rates are rising , especially violent crimes involving the young .

The nest egg is going to be taxed at a federal rate of about 55 percent , after an initial exemption and then a transition amount taxed at around 40 percent ( and all that after paying estate expenses ) .

Bacteria , which are metabolically far more complex that viruses , are even more conservative than viruses ; their mutation rate is well below the error catastrophe .

If the mutation rate is slightly higher , the population diuses into the high - dimensional hinterlands , lost adrift in sequence space .

You have confused lower taxes with lower tax rates . Lower tax rates have conflicting effects on the work effort of individuals for the reasons you stated .

The tax cuts are also on the front pages at the NYT and WP . As the LAT explains , Japan 's increasingly high savings rate has only exacerbated the Asian economic crisis , by drying up a big export market for the floundering neighboring economies .

This assumption is commonly adopted in statistical models that are used to estimate the transmission rate of HIV [ 14 – 17 ] .

But in order to justify termination of your services on this basis , the employer would certainly have to go to great lengths to treat you in a caring and reasonable manner . 

With the economy moving out of recession we expect to see fewer clients cutting back and this should help reduce our terminations . 

But he knew that suspension was only a halfway house towards complete termination . 

This often made formal terminations at the end of the season unnecessary . 

First , the claim must arise or be outstanding on the termination of the employee 's employment . 

By now , with the termination of Mr M 's role as tutor to the girl who refused to go to school , she was receiving no education at all . 

The implied term imposing an obligation on the employee after the termination of his employment was more restricted .

The pancreatic secretion was collected from the pancreatic fistula in small preweighed vials in 30 minute aliquots to measure the volume flow and protein outputs as described previously . 

Manufacturers dispatch vials of vaccine -- along with frozen carbon dioxide for cooling -- in large , insulated cartons which must be tested for both strength and the efficiency of the insulation . 

She was led away into a crisp-looking cell where she was measured and weighed ; a careful , polite pair of hands found a vein in her strong arm and removed a vial of her blood . 

He put the chicken in a roasting bag and felt in his pocket for the vial of thallium . 

The one with Pavarotti and Sid Vicious fighting over a vial of dope 

The plants are grown in small plastic vials filled with a clear jelly-like substance called hydrogel . 

Shortly after the doctor left , a smiling nurse , smart in a lavender-and-white-striped uniform , entered ; she carried two pills in a small vial . 

Instruct your patient to purchase a 100ml or 150ml bottle of purified water and to add the contents of the small vial to it . 

Very , very deep below ground , in glassed steel vials inside a strong , lead container . " 

Three separate incidents apparently occurred within a fortnight of the start of this month including one in which a vial of radio-active substance was spilt . 

However , if the adventurers make a thorough search here , they have a 50% chance each for turning up a sealed vial with 2D4+1 doses of Trollbane , and another with D4+1 doses of Graveroot . 

Single lots of OPV packaged in 10-dose vials and IPV packaged in single-dose syringes were used . 

McGowan closed the door and slipped a small glass vial into Jed 's hand . 

The supernatant was transferred to a glass gas liquid chromatography vial ( Chromacol Ltd , London , UK ) dried and resuspended in 200 µl hexane . 

The National Soccer Tournament at Portlaoise ( June 26 Weekend ) is all set to go . 

The first weekend in September should be a closed date and I hope in future years the folly of playing games on national finals day will not be repeated . 

The following weekend I cemented capping stones round the top of the new pond and also round the header pools . 

The National Administrative Council met on the following weekend to discuss the situation which had arisen . 

The two men were among 28 UDR soldiers arrested last weekend by detectives investigating the alleged leakage of security forces ' information to Protestant paramilitary groups . 

She disappeared last weekend , sparking a joke from Australia 's Foreign Minister Gareth Evans that she had ended up on the dinner table of Chinese dictator Deng Xiaoping . 

Councils are poised to try to ban Sunday shopping next weekend if the European Court of Justice refers the debate back to the House of Lords this week . 

So next weekend when you come back off the induction you should be fired up , let's see what we 're really gon na to do here yeah . 

On the weekend beginning 29 April , students of water power will be able to learn how to put a project together . 

Actually I think I may come down this weekend , just to escape . 

Whatever you 're doing over the weekend of 28th/29th November , forget it , your time could be better spent …

Pamela was the one who found him , and she spent the weekend after he died stoned out of her mind , listening to his records . " 

After lunch ( at about two o'clock ) many of us feel tired and may take a short nap , even though body temperature does not nominally fall much at this time . 

Decreasing mobility and retirement are likely to reduce daytime activities and there will be a greater opportunity for daytime naps , particularly after lunch . 

Not only that , but he had worked out in the gym that morning , then managed a half-hour nap before heading out for an unusually late lunchtime start from the VIP terminal at Heathrow . 

Breast feeding lying down is restful , especially at night and for an afternoon nap . 

Uncle Alfred woke from his day-long nap to find Anabelle sitting by the canal . 

He had heard the commotion and roused himself from his noonday nap to come and see what had caused such an uproar . 

The body may attempt to make up for sleep lost at night by naps in the day , which can sometimes disturb the body 's natural rhythm . 

Why do n't you just put your head down and have a nap while Mark and I chat a few things over . 

I had bought him a musical tie which woke him up from an afternoon nap when he rolled on to it . 

The baby 's mother said she only left her alone so the child could have a nap . 

Like Dorothy teetering in her ruby slippers on the brink of the Yellow Brick Road , young Kylie took her first tentative steps towards stardom . 

It showed good form -- and was , I ventured to imagine , rather romantic of Tod -- to go outside like that and stand in his slippers on the wet sidewalk . 

A plump figure in a dress of olive green silk came towards me from the dining room , walking so quickly that she skidded and slithered in her evening slippers on the marble floor . 

She looked down at her white slippers , not fancying the mud and muck she could see there . 

Hilda Machin looked at her husband 's second wife , raised an eyebrow , and then flopped in her furry slippers down the hall . 

Charles frowned and cleared his throat , tentatively he took the boots from Hari and kicking off his leather slippers , bent forward and gingerly drew the boots on to his feet , lacing them up with trembling fingers . 

Mirabilis looked like a magician , Foreman had the appearance of some village parson in his dark fustian jacket , hose and soft felt slippers . 

She was dressed in brilliant white , in a simple gown and satin slippers . 

Lady Henrietta knew what was right : everything about her was right , from her tightly bound dark hair to her dark-blue satin slippers . 

Foldaway slippers for the flight are tucked away in a holdall with disposable nappies and sick tablets . 

` One of those Japanese-style rubber slippers with a thong between the big toe and the next one -- the only way to keep the slipper in place . 

Then when you are ready to take the dog out for a walk , you should again repeat the process , but now also change out of your slippers into shoes . 

Even so , it was agony to shuffle in slippers into the chapel for Compline . 

He wore white , baggy trousers which billowed like silken sails and red , high-heeled , velvet slippers with ornately curled toes . 

Baz Something dangled absurdly , in the ballooning pants , curly-toed slippers , tiny waistcoat and bulbous turban of an Arabian Nights eunuch . 

Then he waited as one of the two Han brought him anti-static slippers while the other combed and plaited his hair . 

When they entered her house they saw that the table was already covered with gold and silver gifts from the other two suitors , with woven cloth , silks and velvets , and embroidered slippers and carved ornaments . 

Her hand shook and she guiltily rubbed away a few drops that splashed on to the quarry-tiled floor with a soft-soled slipper . 

Caro clenched and unclenched her toes in her mother 's too warm slippers . 

He was wearing bedroom slippers , tartan with pompons on the front , the same as Delia 's own , only his had the sides cut out to ventilate bunions . 

They kissed her , one cheek each , and departed softly in their pink felt bedroom slippers . 

She was wearing carpet slippers with pink pom-poms on the front , a wrap-around cotton housecoat tied in the middle , like Mary Ann 's , and a headscarf bulging with sausage-like curlers . 

Black cotton dresses , ankle-height zippered carpet slippers , stockings like brown bandages , not quite thick enough to conceal the knots of varicose veins . 

A striped shirt without a collar , and trousers that were held at a slender stomach by braces , and carpet slippers in checked shades of brown , and a smell of pipe tobacco . 

She scuffed up to the altar in her carpet slippers , and stood next to Clare , with the ill-tempered , tight-lipped expression she always adopted when in church or in the presence of the clergy . 

Beyond the door , Mother Bombie 's feet in soft felt slippers could be heard slapping angrily down the stairs . 

Her feet were in shapeless slippers , and her cardigan was askew . 

Instead , simply slip off your shoes and slide your feet into the slippers . 

Its wooden feet ( in pink satin slippers ) made tick-tocking noises on the boards . 

` He always carried a spare pair of socks and a pair of more comfortable slippers to put on in the office . " 

Against one wall stood a battered chest covered with donkey-skin , with several pairs of old slippers beside it and a patched travelling cloak thrown on top . 

She was wearing a jade-green dress that Constance realised , from her days at Paul de Levantiére , was exceedingly expensive despite its simplicity , and a pair of tiny gold slippers . 

The shirt was unbuttoned , revealing a hairy chest , and his feet were crammed into a pair of Persian slippers with pointed toes . 

She had cream silk stockings and cream satin slippers with waisted heels and bows of stiff cream ribbon on the toes . 

On his knees he took off the slipper , slid the white high-heeled sandal on to her foot . 

She settled herself beside him at the bench and took up the satin slippers she was decorating for Meg . 

You had a bath , and some time around ten-thirty went down to the kitchen wearing your dressing-gown and slippers to make yourself a mug of Ovaltine . 

The professor 's secretary , who is wearing fluffy aquamarine slippers , asks me to wait at the end of a blank corridor . 

The slow-combustion stove was glowing comfortably , he himself was wearing old sloppy clothes and his slippers and on his hi-fi system Beethoven 's Ninth Symphony was moving through its opening section . 

The long silk kimono wrapped round him accentuated his height , and Persian slippers enclosed the slender feet . 

Stephen slipped her peach slippers off her little feet and stared at her motionless body . 

` Better change into your slippers before we go up to your bedroom . " 

After a little she got up , put on her dressing-gown and slippers and went to the window to inspect the outside world . 

` We only live ten minutes from the hospital , so I stuffed my arms into my dressing gown and shuffled into my slippers ready to go . 

The only thing I did not like about her was the flat ballerina-style slippers she always wore , to reduce her height I think , because she was taller than you . 

As the camp they were given some Turkish slippers and ragged pieces of uniform to wear . 

Several unions , conscious that their membership had fallen in recent years and looking round for new areas of recruitment , homed in on " non-standard " workers .

The Association had become well known during the occupations , and its membership increased dramatically .

Section 24 provides that where the membership of a company falls to one the sole member may , in certain circumstances , become liable for its debts .

Trade union membership declined slightly in the depressed years of the mid-1890s , especially in the new general unions .

By 1920 , trade union membership reached its inter-war peak of about 8 million .

The decline in trade union membership , and the marked decline in strike activity were already occurring before 1926 , as indicated by Table 5 .

Trade union membership grew rapidly in the expanding public sector , especially among women .

Trade Union membership had risen from four million in 1914 to eight million in 1918 .

This contributed to the notable growth in trade union membership from 1902 and the industrial unrest of 1910 to 1914 .

In 1900 the two senior deacons were appointed to look into three cases of ` non attendance to the table " and reported back that there were twenty-one cases out of a membership of 109 .

ASLEF now has a membership of about 20,000 in the railways , and the overwhelming majority of footplate staff are members of it .

By 1989 the church was meeting in fortnightly celebrations in Raynes Park High School and at the time of writing the church has grown to a membership of 300 .

This organisation then disappears from the records , but in 1912 we find a " Cooks and Stewards Society of British Cargo Steamers " claiming a membership of 2,619 .

By 1901 Haketa had a membership of 20,000 -- mostly drawn from small farmers , small businessmen , craftsmen , and small estate-owners of the eastern borders .

Given the rapid expansion of the CNAA 's activities the Committee had a membership of eighteen officers by September 1974 , twenty-five by March 1977 , and thirty-three by the beginning of 1979 .

The church we are moving to , in San Bernardo do Campo , is very poor and has a membership of around 50 and needs to expand the buildings .

The Association of Banking Teachers , which has a membership of 881 , has continued to provide valuable services for its members .

Well , with a membership of 32,000 and an unemployment level of 70% it follows that there are many members who get little or no work within the profession .

Ada UK is a non-profit organisation which serves a membership of more than 100 in the UK and further afield .

the Association now has a membership of approximately 1,500 , comprising freelance illustrators and agents , tutors , students and clients .

The most important union for farm workers in England is the National Union of Agricultural and Allied Workers ( NUAAW ) which has a membership of approximately 90000 , three-quarters of whom are employed on the land .

EFQM was set up in 1988 and now has a membership of some 200 leading European businesses , all of which recognize the role of quality in achieving competitive advantage .

Ormesby has a membership of just over 30 in ages ranging up to 84 .

The union 's membership makes up a quarter of the County 's teaching strength .

The AAPA 's membership covers 1,100 individuals who are authorised as auditors by the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry under the Companies Act 1967 , most of whom work as sole practitioners .

The council 's membership also includes manufacturers , financial institutions , retailers and the major fuel industries .

The group 's membership includes SCOTVEC , SEB and SCCC and is chaired by HMCI Douglas Osler .

Throughout the syndicat 's first two or three decades of existence , however , its membership declined and in 1912 a second , alternative organisation was formed , the Syndicat des Négociants en Vins de Champagne .

Notwithstanding occasional criticism and general apathy , the BDDA grew slowly , increasing its membership and number of branches .

Sheffield had the largest membership , certainly in relation to its population and probably in absolute terms as well .

The UFW 's current membership of 15,000 is only a sixth of its total in the 1970s .

Wisely , perhaps , she avoids any more than a hint of her own view of female membership of MCC .

Male membership , by contrast , fell by 35 per cent in the private sector and by 10 per cent in the public sector ( ibid . ,

The membership of local DUP branches now includes lots of non-Free Presbyterians .

Whether or not the membership of this committee was ideal in terms of the range of expertise and representation of interest groups is a matter of conjecture .

Some changes were made to the membership of the steering committee .

Well , you 'll have plenty to keep you busy , Commander , and given the membership of the working party it wo n't be dull . "

Can anyone tell me how , if at all , Scottish interests would have been damaged by having increased Scottish membership on the committee of the regions ?

Our most important target for 1986 is to increase membership of the Society .

The membership comprised lords , writers , debaters , academics , men of opinion and strong mind , some bishops , dukes and gentlemen .

Simulator development has been driven by technology rather than by the behavioural sciences with the standard result that there is a high reliance on face validity with relatively little resource devoted to systematic evaluation .

There are many forms that such services may take ; there is excessive reliance on the charity of volunteers to provide services that ought in principle to be publicly funded ; funding problems seem to be chronic .

The defendants argued , inter alia , that there was no reliance on the seller 's skill and judgment but rather a reliance by the buyer on his own understanding of the manufacturer 's instructions .

Heavy reliance on negotiating to solve problems will sometimes provoke the criticism from them that too easy-going an approach leads to inefficient enforcement .

There is a very extensive reliance on judicial means of resolving contentious issues .

He reported that , partly because of nuclear power , reliance on oil to generate electricity in industrialized nations had fallen from 24 per cent in 1974 to 9 per cent in 1986 .

But they share a reliance on the use of short-range missiles against attack by , for example , main battle tanks , combat aircraft and warship .

This high incidence of failing to establish a tissue diagnosis is due to reliance on imaging by some clinicians who are reticent , perhaps rightly , about invasive diagnostic techniques in a predominantly elderly and frail population .

As defined by the House of Lords ( rockers all ) , that meant music with a ` strong rhythmic element and a reliance on electronic amplification " -- ie , almost anything using a microphone .

Still , the taboos have been the source of much mirth : the stand-up 's traditional reliance on smut and mothers-in-law could only exist in a largely sex-negative society .

In this connection an external auditor will wish to consider what reliance should be placed on an internal audit .

Another help is selenium , a vital trace element : one brazil nut will provide your daily needs . 

It can also be found in plant sources such as soya , broccoli , baked beans , almonds , brazil nuts , dried figs , and dried apricots . 

His ` party trick " was cracking brazil nuts with the back of his head against doors . 

Garnish with the chopped cashew nuts and dust the salad with a little cayenne pepper . 

Homestead gardens produced spices , vegetables , coconut , kapok , breadfruit , mangoes , cashew nuts , pawpaw , plantain and pineapples . 

Add dried fruits like sultanas , dried dates , figs , apricots , and also chopped nuts . 

Mix one part wild rice with two parts brown or white , add chopped toasted hazelnuts or pine nuts , dried apricots and sultanas . 

Once again this autumn , I lost the race with the squirrels to harvest the hazel nuts . 

Once more Daisy was knocked out by the fecundity of everything , the blackthorn purple with sloes , plump hazel nuts already shredded by squirrels , elderberries shiny as caviar hanging like shower fittings from their crimson stems . 

Susannah Perry of north London also uses spinach , combined with lamb and pine nuts for her filo rolls , serving them with an egg and lemon sauce . 

Sprinkle over the pine nuts and bake at 375°F ( 200°C Gas Mark 5 ) for about 30 minutes until golden brown . 

The best Mortadella also includes pistachio nuts , the texture and flavour of which relieve an otherwise bland but pleasant meat . 

They would sit on the verandah with their offerings to the Sahib which were baskets of fruits and trays of sweetmeats and pistachio nuts . 

We had been sitting there since early that morning , cracking the nuts , picking out the flesh with needles . 

Nuts can be eaten in moderation , but not cashew nuts as they are rich in carbohydrate . 

Like the savannah chimpanzees , these forest-living animals eat fruit , leaves and nuts . 

The Eddie was as turbulent as its homophone : it gave rise to eddies of controversy that swirled up and down the Kam Highway . 

IBM claims that in many cases , homophones such as ` to , " ` too " and ` two " are successfully distinguished . 

The question can be answered by using homophones : printed words with the same pronunciations but different spellings and different meanings , such as frays and phrase . 

When there are homophones ( two words or forms with identical pronunciation ) , always use the infinitive , eg. sauter , not sautez , saute , sautee , etc even though pronounced the same . 

For example , there are straightforward homophones such as meet/mete/meat . 

FLY tying has become an absorbing hobby for Jim Lister as he puts the finishing touches to another specimen during his lunch break in the BMK canteen . 

Some male birds spend all their time mating and do not provide the female with any benefits other than indications of their vigour .

He has also taken up the case for a market-orientated reform , which has been started , but with far less vigour .

We can expect the protesters to continue with more vigour than usual this year , and to exhibit renewed enthusiasm when cruise hunting starts .

Fish , reptiles , birds and mammals all protect their young and often each other , with great vigour , when danger threatens .

` Why do n't you try taking out your frustrations on a squash court ? " she suggested with acid vigour .

Though not all laws are enforced with equal vigour , criminal law defines crime as it is officially recognized .

The question , then , relates not so much to the continuing vigour of the church , but as to which direction it will take .

But he liked the Master and admired the vigour of his leadership .

As well as sustaining the health and vigour of the plant , they can control the quantity and quality of its fruit and direct its size , shape and height to positive effect .

Secondly , nobody could any longer advance the belief that sheer production -- the worship of the Gross National Product -- was the final test of a society 's economic vigour and success .

If he could keep his physical vigour through the session he ` might get something done " .

Thousands can be lost without seriously affecting the vigour and power of the army .

Cross-bred dogs have a thing called hybrid vigour which helps them to fight disease .

In time , of course , passion would wane , sexual vigour decrease .

But despite Mackendrick 's creative vigour , Ealing did n't flourish at the end of the decade .

Later , at the Palladium 's stage door after the show , a gang of girls lay in wait . 

POLICE suspect an organised gang of car thieves was at work in Darlington over the weekend . 

Before very long he becomes the leader of one of the most powerful teenage gangs in Brooklyn . 

Jesse Wood , 15 , was kicked and slashed by a drunken gang at Richmond , London , last Christmas . 

Captain Robert Nairac was kidnapped and tortured by an IRA gang in 1977 during an undercover operation in Northern Ireland . 

They patrol land and keep tabs on the gangs after tip offs from gamekeepers and farmers . 

A SCHOOLBOY was pinned against a wall and robbed of cash by a four-man gang after his pockets were searched . 

He called on the RUC to ` make an example " of the gang by taking tough action to bring them before the courts . " 

Now BT is to invest £6.5million in a bid to foil the highly organised gangs , who distribute manuals and videos explaining how to break into the cashboxes . 

Now the discontented group had been transformed into the merriest little gang of kids since the first night of Oliver . 

He had also caught a glimpse of a gang of young kids from Riotsville moving through the streets , looking for some action . 

` It used to be a tradition that when you drove past a gang of kids they would wave and you would wave back , " says Lt Watts . 

This was a gang of unemployed young men , about ten of them , and sometimes there were a couple of girls . 

So we shall see hundreds of gangs of idle men , smoking and drinking , and half-building roads that no one needs anyway . " 

Danny Brady claims he was bundled out of his room by a gang of 6 men , one of whom threatened him saying he did karate . 

Julie Jones was taking five-month-old Steffine to her grandmother 's house when she was set upon by a gang of four men . 

He ran around with a gang of schoolfriends and was a member of the local swimming club . 

Police are hunting a gang of robbers who 're terrorising elderly women in their homes . 

Over the past year I 've been threatened and blackmailed by a gang of youths . 

Window firm director Norman Waller and his neighbour , Peter Fay , clashed with a gang of youths after an attack on a car outside their homes . 

THE lover of Britain 's famous agony aunt , Marje Proops , was secretly cheating on her by living with another woman . 

Lane Bodine ( Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio ) , former lover of arms dealer Rourke , appears to be making her loot as the go-between in the arms scam . 

ET wild child Drew Barrymore will star as Long Island Lolita in an American TV movie about the true story of a schoolgirl who shot her married lover 's wife . 

It lovingly documents Glover 's chief obsessions -- the army , working-class men and his lover Ralph . 

Annie held the kiss , both hands to her lover 's cheeks , using her tongue until Tessa responded and washed Ellwood away . 

` Lawrence actually wrote three versions of Lady Chatterley , called Lady Chatterley John Thomas and Lady Jane Lady Chatterley 's Lover , and Clifford becomes more vicious as the books go on . 

He starred as playwright Joe Orton 's homosexual lover in Prick Up Your Ears , and will play Tony Hancock in a BBC1 television film to be shown in the autumn . 

Through a mirror in the wall Christine watched her lover in the torture room . 

Working with your lover by day , and sleeping with him at night -- " 

Spying on the woman and her lover from afar with his telescope , he disrupts their encounter by reporting a gas leak in the apartment . 

While I 'm out you steal your lovers in here and entertain them , with sweet biscuits , almonds and sugar , just perfectly warm , oh yes , I know your tricks , women 's tricks . 

Lovers seek all , take all , letting words , sorrow and the future -- like the Devil -- take the hindmost ! " 

Oh , they would make a show of looking — taking my belongings was , after all , theft — but would I really prosecute my … lover ? 

Bryan even came to my home and scoffed at me for suggesting that he and the Duchess were lovers . 

It was strange that an impulsive , warm person could be such a calculating lover . 

In desperation she tells Fairfax that she and Tepilit have been lovers . 

Crilly would know ; he was her lover for three years , before he was mine . 

Shift-change was long over ; Haminh should have returned here at least an hour ago , unless she had a lover who had n't been mentioned , who she was in the habit of spending a shift with . 

Could n't it have been to escape from having to realize that she 'd killed her lover ? 

They 've probably lost their husbands or lovers in the war , they 're alone and frightened . 

Like all new lovers they made love all night , laughed , stopped for a cigarette whose smoke tantalised in the lazy glow of the room . 

On ` Give My Love To Kevin " , he typifies the questioning tone of the rejected boyfriend , desperate to know all about his girlfriend 's new lover but recognising the futility of his inquisitiveness . 

It was also the first time that her 21-year-old adopted daughter Soon-Yi , Allen 's new lover , was not at the traditional family meal . 

Put them together in a lonely hotel room to await the first night with a new lover . 

Charles , eating his toast , opening his mail , had suddenly exclaimed with a parody of fury , ` Christ , it 's the Venables again ! ''

Jane flashed a grin at Patrick and turned away to open the door . 

And the wretch knew what she was thinking , Isabel realised , as fitzAlan threw a wicked grin at her under cover of the good-natured ribaldry from the other three . 

A fine sweat was beading his forehead but there was a grin of triumph on his face . 

The toothy grin of this naturally modest farmer 's son was less than villainous at the finish . 

The woman gave the knife to Fierce Eyes , who held it up , a grin of delight on his gaunt , ageing features . 

His small round face crinkled up like a naughty baby and , through his irritation , Georg found himself having to stifle a grin of his own . 

Now we know the secret behind that Cheshire Cat 's ecstatic grin ! 

A trace of Pickerage 's natural urchin grin wafted over his face . 

Lorrimore said to me , and I answered ` Anywhere , sir , " in best Emil fashion , which drew a fast appreciative grin from Emil himself . 

The girl smiled shyly up at the big man behind the wheel and got a friendly grin in return . 

Tony scratched his head and a sour grin appeared on his handsome face . 

Professor Ryker suppressed an admiring grin as she marched from the room . 

One of the girls walked over to the time traveller and smiled a genuine welcoming grin . 

He came to the kitchen , an unwilling , sheepish , pleased grin on his face . 

Mr Purtill also posed for a picture with Mr Major , managing to rustle up a sheepish grin . 

As I regained my composure I could see a wide grin on the Frenchman 's face . 

Then a wide grin broke out across his face and he shook his head in amazement . 

A wide grin of delight had become a permanent fixture on his face , and Paul smiled at him in return as he cantered back to check the ox carts . 

He grinned his wide toothless grin at her and made his way unsteadily across the room to her side . 

He grinned his vulpine grin at her , and she smiled dutifully at his self-mockery . 

Janet had my breakfast laid out on the table and sat there grinning an insane grin at me . 

Ludens looked his craziest , his hair jagged , his dark eyes narrowed , the corners of his mouth raised in a ghastly contorted grin of fear . 

The old man answered my knock and his big face split into a delighted grin when he saw me . 

Ruth did n't move , not a muscle other than the ones to widen her lips into a grin . 

` I overheard you two talking , " Bernard replied with a sheepish grin . 

` Blowing the gaff about a black marketeer in the family ? " suggested Iris with a mischievous grin . 

He broke off as Jim Miller let go a Indian whoop of relief and delighted grins spread across the faces of everyone in the group . 

As though he knew very well what she was thinking , his grin widened , and he burst out laughing . 

Finally I twisted together lengths of red and white yarn to make a rope for the sledge and stitched some stars around the moon to add to the frosty effect . 

Cranston squatted down with his back to the wall , smacked his lips and gazed hungrily up at the hams and other meats hanging from ropes on the rafters to be cured . 

“ And … and she grabbed the rope round the mule 's neck and … and led it away to safety , leaving her husband lying in the road . 

The famous chandelier , with its thousand lights , broke away from its ropes and crashed down on to the people below . 

He found instead the only possible protuberance to which they could safely have anchored their rope . 

Hinterstoisser , startled in the act of untying his climbing rope , missed his footing and plunged . 

The flat rear scenery broke its guy rope and crashed forward , so that Garvey and Lucie had to jump off the cart and into the arms of the hostile tradesmen . 

Dropping Trent 's neck rope , he scrabbled for the pistol in his belt . 

He broke off to applaud a little ball striking a boundary rope not far from us . 

We used to get a collar of rope , manilla rope , put it on to a truck and used to stretch it out first and then cut off the lengths . 

Reputable centres use safety ropes and good natural and artificial belay points . 

There was a loud crack as under the strain of the tearing current , the safety rope snapped and Davis was sucked under the surface of the swift-running river . 

The wire ropes were 2½ inches in diameter , being made up of wires approximately ⅛ inch diameter . 

Dirk himself is wonderfully animated -- running , jumping , climbing ropes and throwing daggers with all the grace of a real cartoon character . 

Undaunted they set about flinging ropes over and , one by one , clambered across the yawning gap . 

Cannabis comes from hemp , which was among the first plants to be domesticated , especially in parts of South-East Asia , where it is a valuable source of fibre for making rope and twine . 

Just for that you can start again , from the moment you climbed up the mooring rope . " 

A YOUNG bungee jumper plunged to his death -- after forgetting to attach the rope . 

Returning from a training exercise one night , Stirling tripped over the guy ropes of his tent and cut his eye quite badly , which entailed a return to hospital . 

` I do n't know whether Newman told you -- the victim was hung from a rope inside an old bell tower . 

A TEENAGER yesterday claimed he was beaten with a horsewhip sometimes while dangling upside down from a rope by his foster father . 

She pulled hard on the oars , and threw a rope to a man on the rock . 

` The rat always ran up the rope of the alarm bell ? " he asked . 

Slowly and carefully he made the thick , pliable rope into a noose . 

They 've taken 130 porters up the Ultar Gorge , and what 's more they 've brought 22,000 feet of Kevlar rope for fixing . " 

The ropes began to cut into her flesh , as she wriggled against them to avoid cramp . 

His fingers were also going numb from the strain of gripping the rope and taking the weight of his body . 

At the foot of the bed , guyed by wire ropes , a forty-rung ladder rose vertically . 

She cut the ropes with the knife he 'd given her , and wondered at the strange types of deviation men dreamed up ; deviations she 'd have to endure while she worked for C's Circus . 

A , a mountaineer , roped to his fellows , cut the rope in order to prevent them from dragging the leader of the party to death . 

As big Mary pulled heartily at the pleated rope of the bell , a loud murmur of voices and footsteps sounded along the road west . 

Nearby was the giant oak where Buddie had tied a heavy rope , knotted at its end , as a Tarzan swing for Frankie . 

Tying her lead rope so tightly she could n't move her head , Luke had climbed up and approached her from above . 

They were led , tied together by a single rope , first to the scaffold where , in front of the guillotine , the death sentence was pronounced . 

And in her condition there was no way that she could have tied the rope around the beam , claimed prosecuting counsel , Rodney Klevan , QC . 

Letting Gomez loose , Trent heaved a loop of his neck rope in and tied it to the fishing-line , leaving enough slack so that the strain was off Gomez 's legs . 

Drop the anchors overboard in the correct position and the bottles will float , holding the anchor rope on the surface and ready to tie to the punt every time you fish that swim . 

Tragically the rope tied around Mrs Love 's ankle slipped from her husband 's grasp and she fell to her death . 

Detectives say someone on the main road most have seen the rope being tied in place at about 8.30 p.m. last night . 

George V had married , in 1893 , Princess Mary -- a Londoner -- granddaughter of the Duke of Cambridge , and she was probably responsible for making George V popular with the British people . 

On her death , he became dangerously ill with grief but recovered sufficiently to marry the granddaughter of the 5th Duke of Devonshire . 

She travelled to King 's Lynn and then on to Sandringham with Lady Amanda Knatchbull , the granddaughter of the murdered Earl . 

Why , because she could n't bear to acknowledge the legitimate granddaughter of her father … ” 

In addition , Parthenius , nephew of Ennodius of Pavia , and husband of a granddaughter of Ruricius , was highly regarded by his contemporaries for his skill in rhetoric . 

Our newest granddaughter Rachel was christened on the first Sunday of the new year , and that was a wonderful happy day , with a party in her parents " home . 

Her granddaughter Princess Anne has not been spared , and neither was her own daughter . 

FREED prisoner Karl Maxwell-Smith flew home to Britain from Thailand yesterday -- and met his granddaughter and her mum for the first time . 

` I will stay with her , " said Leonie , walking to the severe white door behind which her granddaughter lay . 

` My little granddaughter likes to go with me to the chateau . " 

Trainer Dave Chapman plans a victory party for his jockey granddaughter 

My story is similar to Annie 's in that I made the same mistake and thought of my granddaughter as a substitute child . 

Evelyn Goldsmith 's granddaughter at two-and-a-half years had some difficulty with the convention of ` frozen action " , the frozen moment . 

However , he bent down and kissed his little granddaughter on the cheek . 

As Harriet took her granddaughter from him , all she could murmur was , ` Thank you , Bert , more than I can say . 

And Victoria now pulled her granddaughter past the indignant old lady , whose face was expressing shock . 

His wife , Josephine , 82 , described her granddaughter as ` a wonderful , bubbly girl full of vigour . " 

Ballater looked at his granddaughter with quite unjustified irritation . 

The first son had died leaving a son but the second died childless : on the face of it the granddaughter was not admitted because of the wording of the condition . 

His nearest agnates are at three removes from him : they are the son of his brother and the daughter of another brother or sister , the granddaughter who is the beneficiary of the trust . 

Babs Hinchliffe and four-year-old granddaughter Nikki Wilson hope rumours will soon confirm their campaign 's success 

The next day Rabia went to attend another birth , and sent one of her many granddaughters , a thirteen-year-old called Fara , to help Jane . 

The speaker from the Northern Region will get on very well with my three year old granddaughter , she do n't like crocodiles either . 

Many of the nurses are the sons and daughters and even grandsons and granddaughters of Rampton staff . 

It must be very rewarding to be in a position to watch your granddaughter grow up , especially in such a gorgeous spot . " 

And she was saying how well my granddaughter was getting along in the University . 

This role was initially left somewhat vague until Anthony Coburn advanced the suggestion she should be the Doctor 's granddaughter . 

Everyone close to her knew that Elinor 's unspoken dream was that Miranda -- her only remaining unmarried granddaughter -- should marry into the British aristocracy . 

She is young enough to be my granddaughter and I do not give a damn . 

Similarly with Abdullah Muhammad : he had married Salha 's granddaughter ; another sister had married Salha 's grandson ; and yet another sister was mother of another of the girls who had stayed on at school . 

The barons had sworn to uphold the cause of his granddaughter in Norway , but could a three-year-old girl rule Scotland ? 

He had wanted to know if I knew a good cardiologist , because he had a granddaughter with a rare heart condition who needed an operation , or else in a year 's time she would have died . 

If anyone had told her that her granddaughter was on drugs she would have laughed in their face . 

I 've enjoyed having you here , and in a small way it will sort of thank David , make it up to him by having his granddaughter to stay . 

Sore pedal push to the pagodas : A mountain bike is the perfect way to explore the byways of Nepal , says David Reed 

I 've been known to moan about the state of some of the roads in our neck of the Surrey woods , but the byways of darkest Saxony make my local rutted tracks seem smooth as glass . 

She commutes 30 miles from the outskirts of Kidderminster , crossing slow , steep byways over the Malvern Hills to Bishop 's Frome on the Hereford-Worcester border . 

My father and mother would hunt the highways and byways of Leicestershire for a good pork pie with that particularly rich , crispy crust . 

The USAF will not say how often its charges will go out for a spin along the byways of central England . 

These promise special discoveries along their more tranquil byways . 

Drop off at Lower Bridge Street , a gem of an old-fashioned byway , and browse among fashionable shops and restaurants . 

The unit argues that traffic on motorways and urban roads is unlikely to increase over 50% , so the main impact will fall on rural byways which are not equipped to cope with such a volume of vehicles . 

Equally nobody doubts that the Welsh byway sits on some of the country 's most spectacular countryside . 

If the ` host " had been the Imam of the Yemen , some filthy prison might have been his lot . 

Some felt a shudder at the thought of tackling the sense of humour of the Prophet Muhammad and the holy imams of Islam , and counselled that the subject matter should be confined to modern times . 

The first part of his mission was a failure because Sa'id ibn Sultan , imam of Muscat , although receiving him affably , was unwilling to co-operate with the Egyptians . 

An attempt to bring the imam of Yemen into alliance was vetoed by India , but he played tribal politics better than the craftiest of sheikhs , cheaply keeping the peace with well-placed bribes . 

Abdelkader Moghni , the imam of the al-Sunna mosque in Bab al-Oued in Algiers and recently elected as a deputy , was arrested on Feb. 7 and replaced by a government-appointed imam . 

The Egyptian press said that the armed men belonged to the Jihad and had attempted to take control of the mosque after driving out its imam . 

What would then be done to contain the rage of the millions of people waiting to greet the Imam in the streets of Teheran ? 

They have been contributing generously to the upkeep of the 800 mosques in Britain ; all they ask in return is a say over the appointment of the imam . 

` We demand that their embassies should be closed , their companies nationalised and all the citizens belonging to these states be evacuated , " the imam said . 

As far as the Shiite ulama were concerned any Shah ruling before the return of the hidden Imam does so unlawfully , unless he has ben licensed by the chief priests , the ayatollahs . 

There were certainly those who felt the time had come to end the war , a courageous stance in view of the Imam 's known determination to keep going . 

The line of his jaw , the curve of his proud nose , the sweep of his high , intelligent forehead proclaimed a strength of mind and character that was almost tangible .

Jack now planned an early start on Saturday June 14 , but this proved impossible due the strength of the winds .

The strength of Germany derives from the skills of people in industry .

And yet the vulnerability she felt seemed strangely inward -- as though danger lay within her own body , and not in the raw strength of the man before her .

It was to take some time before a distinct and overall Sussex people could be forged by the strength of the rulers .

` If anyone tries , " she said steadily , very conscious of the steel strength of his hands , ` they 'll find that I have a highly developed sense of self-preservation .

Cross the ankles , then try to pull the legs apart , using the strength from the legs to work against themselves .

The strength of these powers ( and others not detailed here ) reflect the concern which is felt at the loss of historic buildings .

Force-carrying particles can be grouped into four categories according to the strength of the force that they carry and the particles with which they interact .

For ten minutes I vomited elaborately , with steamhammer convulsions that I had no strength to resist or contain .

He no longer had the strength to yell instructions to the men on the catamaran .

Mercedes-Benz , Siemens and Bayer do not owe their success to the Bundesbank : the Bundesbank owes its strength to German industrial progress .

The snake is still finding enough strength to thrash around as much as a flying snake might dare .

Indraugnir howled and lashed out at the Bloodthirster with renewed fury , using the last of his fading strength to keep the Blood God 's follower at bay .

Let her find strength to survive this dark night , for I know she is near to death itself .

In species that fight , a male can increase his effective strength by forming a coalition with another male , and ganging up on competitors .

Triceratops maximised its biting strength by evolving high bony cranks on its lower jaws to move the line of muscle pull-up , and thus increase the leverage .

Just take it easy for a few minutes and save your strength for when the police arrive .

Gloucester will be at full strength for tomorrow 's game against Saracens .

I 've looked everywhere for a weapon , but there 's nothing of any use , even if I had the strength and skill .

But when he saw the strength of the gale he was seized with fear ; and beginning to sink , he cried , ` Save me , Lord . "

Yet she found strength to run towards the barn , snatching up the first saddle she could find , and choosing the nearest horse .

The Union has brought us strength both economically and politically .

She caught up with him just before a main road , grabbed him , and held the fighting child with all her strength .

You must lie quiet and stop overtaxing your strength -- then you will be better in no time . "

When the adventurers first arrive , Maximilian opens his eyes and begins to awaken ; from this moment on , he is gaining strength all the time .

He was naked except for a pair of shorts and a white towelling robe , draped over one shoulder , emphasising the strength of his bronze chest .

Unsurprising , perhaps , but in a country that for 40 years has acted like a poodle it is striking to find a Japanese suggesting that it now has the strength of a rottweiler .

A mighty war host was assembled to protect the Elf homeland and not a moment too soon , for the armies of Chaos returned with redoubled strength .

Hyacinth , who was developing a taste for it , knocked hers back in two gulps , while David Swan gathered his strength for the assault .

They thus created a class of semi-employed pensioners , which was the foundation of their social strength in the larger towns .

Integration within Europe will create the framework for long-term economic strength .

Clough was small in stature with disproportionate physical strength and powers of endurance .

Charles , now commander of the military strength of the kingdom , marched with a large force to subdue Hunold and his supporters .

Underwriters must have financial strength and backing to honour its underwriting commitments and there are four areas which need to be considered :

Worswick is anxious , however , that ` in moving to a more commercial way of operating , we should retain our underlying scientific strengths " .

` Now put your feet up , me hearties , " he cried , ` We shall need all our strength this evening . "

Soon they dozed beside the gurgling brook , muzzles resting on outstretched forelegs , recovering their strength after their earlier exertions .

This is a new community facility which , whilst serving as a church , also offers a purpose built nursery and a training room . 

The young free-tailed bats must also eventually leave their nursery . 

In one study , body weight as well as general development progressed more in a group of premature babies living in a hospital nursery which imposed light/dark and noise/quiet rhythms than in a group who had been in a ward with less emphasis on the differences between night and day . 

Brats do n't stay at home painting their kid 's nursery pale peach . 

Paul regularly runs out of the nursery to play ball in a busy street ; he has also run home by himself and was nearly hit by a lorry . 

Big books with a big print had to be made and an enormous nursery was constructed for four giant boys . 

The Moscow newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda suggested that one of the reasons why Pogosyan was resigning was that for several days he had been unable to secure an audience with Gorbachev to discuss developments in Armenia .

THE day of the indie guitar band dominating local music appears to be on the wane , if recent developments are anything to go by .

Only one reference cited in the report is dated after 1988 , and so some recent developments and arguments are absent .

King Hassan of Morocco had pressed for the summit -- already twice postponed -- to be deferred until late April when recent developments might be analyzed with " total objectivity " .

Developments in recent months were reported to the General Assembly by UNTCOK .

The book highlights the problem university staff have in keeping up with recent developments .

` I 'm worried that these recent developments will open the floodgates .

Already it is possible to identify significant differences between changes in the distribution of population and employment , but the developments of recent years have sown the seeds for potentially much greater dislocation in the future .

The first wave of exploration was undertaken by an English teacher and more recent developments have followed his example .

Recent developments in Australia suggest that in some respects that country is further along the road than Britain in formulating a policy response to the obvious inequalities found there .

Today 's development is that the country 's spy agency will help ensure compliance .

The top nonlocal story at the Washington Post is the latest development in the Indonesian economic crisis -- a rare and boosterish Suharto press conference in contrast to a further plunging stock market and food riots in outlying towns .

How did experienced radio and TV people of both genders turn into Valley Girls , and do you know where this annoying development came from ?

A chronological structure would have directly juxtaposed Jespersen with Woolf and then enabled the reader to find a way through the developments in the debate , giving a more coherent picture of the broadening issues .

In these circumstances facile and fallacious deductions about the consequences of having abolished the death penalty were bound to be rife . 

Working from this hypothesis , it is possible to make one further deduction about the date of the original code . 

He must draw deductions about what he thinks took place from the evidence that is presented to him . 

But the most chilling deduction from the fact of Bill Sweet 's murder was the immediate danger to Jacqui . 

Because of this , people make the attractive and easy deduction that those behind bars constitute our most serious criminals . 

It was but a short step from there to the deduction that the woman was the one they had been ordered to look out for , and the guard shouldered the door aside , bounding inwards . 

` Why ? " sighed Petrova , a little peeved that her deductions were now proving wide of the mark . 

In contrast to Van Helmont 's deduction of a water -- spirit ontology from Genesis , Boyle resisted a constitutive role for biblical texts . 

He had not told her all he knew , she was sure of that , but he had confirmed her deduction about the provenance of the Durance paintings although he had stressed she could prove nothing . 

But here his deductions encountered their first contradiction . 

More sophisticated tests ( Reicher , 1969 ) confirmed Cattel 's deduction that familiar written words are perceived as units , not as strings of letters . 

And the more she thought about it the more she felt certain that her instinctive deduction had been right . 

She had been right in her deduction that he was in love with someone . 

Those fighter pilots were praised by Churchill, when he made his famous announcement that `Never in the history of human conflict had so much been owed to so few by so many " . 

You 've just had the nerve to make a public announcement about one of our major new film purchases for 1963 without so much as consulting Empire. 

COSLA has also warned the Government over the recent policy announcement on teaching foreign languages in all primary schools . 

We knew in 1985 that when we made our preliminary announcement of our results for the previous financial year that we would become technically insolvent. 

Food packaging manufacturer Linpac has marked its announcement of a corporate environmental policy with the introduction of a 50% recycled polystyrene food container. 

His previous announcement of a Discovery of a world in the moon (1638) had already enjoyed two printings in its first year and a third in 1640. 

Proteon's announcement that it is splitting its business into two divisions (one for adaptor boards and wiring centres; the other for internetworking and intelligent hub systems) is in line with what has been happening internally for some time, says Swan. 

That work was done on the nickels of a string of major investors led by IBM Corp, which is thought to have lost between $100m and $200m on the failed venture -- but Chen's announcement that his new company, Supercomputers International Inc, will draw on work done by the failed one raises the question of who owns that work. 

Gorbachev's success at the congress was marred, however, by Yelstin's announcement that he was leaving the party , and by the departure from the party around the same time of a number of other leading advocates of radical reform [ see p. 37416-17 ]. 

Midge had known the moment she saw them that something was wrong and she was hurt by Patrick's announcement that he was going to pack up his things . 

The announcement about dinner being served , Henry observed with approval, had come at just the right length of time after the sherry had been drunk. 

He said he would make an announcement about his plans on Wednesday. 

The announcements about Princess Margaret's divorce and Anne's break-up came only after solicitors had agreed terms. 

When will he be in a position to make a firm announcement about the placing of an order for the fourth Trident submarine ? 

His invention of photogenic drawing dated back four years earlier but he was spurred to bring it to the attention of the scientific world by the announcement by the Frenchman Daguerre of his revolutionary invention, the Daguerreotype . 

I have already referred to the fact that the need to move the children had been precipitated by the announcement by the friends of the family with whom the children were staying that they could not keep the children any longer . 

Institutional shareholders complain that all too many bad news announcements by companies are preceded by `mysterious " slides in their share prices. 

The announcement by the government of liberalization measures to reactivate the economy was reported on Oct. 21; these included exchange rate adjustments to favour exports, lifting credit restrictions, reducing bank controls and opening credit lines to promote production. 

In July an announcement by the Turkish authorities of their intention to settle the deserted Greek town of Varossi (in the Turkish-occupied zone) heightened tension, as did the decision to settle ethnic Turkish Moslem refugees from Bulgaria in other Turkish-occupied towns. 

On June 21 the Polisario Front reacted strongly --with a threat of future resumption of hostilities --to an announcement by the Moroccan government that Morocco's forthcoming local and general elections would be held also in the Western Sahara . 

This decision coincides with an announcement by Soviet scientists and ecologists that 1,382,000 square miles of the Soviet Union is an " ecological disaster area " . 

The young princes had already been warned that an announcement concerning their parents was being made . 

The announcement of their sentences -- seven and eight years respectively - has precipitated a series of clashes between students and members of the security forces, who were said to have used bayonets. 

This two-week festival starts today with the announcement of the winner of the Smarties Book Prize , a day of associated children's activities, and the beginning of an ambitious community event to construct the longest poem in the English language. 

Washington was startled by the 2am White House announcement of the visit to Beijing by the National Security Adviser, Admiral Brent Scowcroft, and the Deputy Secretary of State, Mr Lawrence Eagleburger . 

But when no announcements of conclusive victory emerged in the following few weeks, people began -- as was reported towards the end of October -- to express their impatience that the struggle for Stalingrad was taking too long and costing too many lives. 

The announcement of room temperature fusion in 1989 has some of the hallmarks of a detective mystery where appearances deceive. 

The announcement of her engagement to a man her parents hadn't even met had caused a storm. 

Microsoft Corp is expected to by-pass the formality of a press conference for the announcement of Windows NT in two weeks. 

Novell is holding off announcement of a general release date until later in the year. 

Speaking on the eve of an expected announcement on energy taxes by the Clinton administration , Mr DeCrane said that global climatic change was a complicated issue in which stringent environmental policies were being proposed with little regard to cost. 

The newspaper report was based on an announcement to shareholders and the media by Navan Resources . 

I will be making an announcement to the audience before the curtain rises. " 

In between came the almost arrogant announcement that President Bush had decided unilaterally to end the diplomatic isolation China had suffered since the massacre of Tiananmen Square . 

Wellcome's share price rose sharply at the beginning of the year after the announcement that a combination of two of its drugs, Retrovir (zidovudine or AZT) and Zovirax (acyclovir), halved the number of deaths amongst Aids patients compared to zidovudine alone . 

However, Julie Mendies, an adviser from within the University, buttonholed Peter with the announcement that she was a vegetarian . 

Legislation providing for the organization and functioning of parties was adopted on Nov. 23, after Mobutu's October announcement that he would allow a full multiparty system to operate . 

The US government's efforts to create a long-term repository for nuclear waste have received a setback with the announcement that a deep underground salt chamber in New Mexico provisionally selected for this purpose may be close to collapse . 

Every new church and chapel of ease was provided with five sets of vestments , altar cloths , albs and altar linen and our remit was to help foreign missions where needed . 

He went into the sacristy , removed his alb and carefully folded his violet stole . 

He also seems to have donated his belt and hose , as a twelfth-century account of their treasures lists a girdle made from the one and an alb decorated with gold thread from the other . 

They took him to the cider ward of the local hospital and a week later he was dead . 

He was known to abscond from the ward -- this was a bit of a nuisance as there were only two nursing staff on duty at any one time . 

Er she used to start coming round the wards about ten o'clock . 

As early as 1914 , arrangements for building new sick wards , that is , a workhouse infirmary , had been progressing , and in October , some sheds which had been used for wood chopping and storage were demolished to make way for the building of the new sick pavilions . 

He said Allitt had been on duty on 24 occasions when children suffered collapses on the ward . 

Of those interviewed 52 per cent reported that they would be pleased to enter a general ward compared with 13 per cent for a geriatric ward and 10 per cent for a geriatric hospital . 

Is he aware that in Bath , all cataract operations have been cancelled except for those involving the patients of fund holders and that in Norwich , the patients of fund holders are jumping the waiting list and entering private wards ? 

Neither Bridget nor Kitty left the burning wards till every baby was safe . 

The student must not be allowed to leave the ward with the feeling expressed by Sir John Davies in Nosce Teipsum : 

Before Peter leaves the ward the doctor explains to him the regime of drugs which are to be prescribed . 

This was a man in his late 50s or early 60s , living on a ward with thirty other men . 

Ten people lived on ordinary wards at the beginning of the study , and eight lived in special units reserved for those with the most challenging behaviour . 

He says that most of those years are just a blur but he finds it hard to forget that he was locked in a secure ward for the seriously mentally ill for two weeks . 

The rapid expansion of private nursing-home care over the last decade is well known and has enabled very old people to move from large wards into more homely environments . 

But the father-of-five fought back to come off his life support machine and improve enough to be moved into a general ward . 

Ruth was no longer in the operating theatre ; she had been moved into the maternity ward , and the Sister came out to meet them . 

She 'd seen the hostility in the woman 's face and had her moved to another ward . 

This August Rivermead staff and patients moved out of the old Victorian wards into new facilities . 

Lucy spent just three days in intensive care before doctors moved her to an ordinary ward at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital . 

Last night his father Ian Gibson , of Moffat Close , Darlington , said his son may soon be moved into one of the non-critical wards . 

I was so glad of it as I ran from the admission ward to my office and back . 

I sat in the children 's ward , the only one left , and nursed a little boy who had once again returned , but who had developed a whooping cough complication on ` the day " itself . 

Well on Wednesday she sat in the ward waiting to be brought home . 

A survey of the over 75s living in South Wales revealed that 86 per cent had either visited or stayed in a general hospital ward compared with 33 per cent for a geriatric ward ( Salvage et al . 

` If you 're staying on this ward because you think he 'll notice you and start asking you out -- him or any other good-looking doctor -- then you 'll be here till Doomsday . " 

If Diana has to walk through a ward with twenty beds in it , she will stop and talk to the occupant of each and every one , and the time keepers just have to get ulcers . 

In fact , he turns up at the Harlem Hospital , a few blocks north , two days later , and is heckled as he walks along the wards . 

As I walked out of the ward and round the red screen I felt as old as Humber and as worried as she was about my not yet having been fully trained . 

Squaring his shoulders , he walked down the ward towards Joe 's bed . 

She walked through the ward , beset by sudden doubts about the party on that evening . 

He 'd managed to walk out of a locked ward at the Fairmile psychiatric hospital , and it 's thought he threw himself under an express train . 

The hospital 's children 's wards were built with £3.5 million raised by parents and well wishers . 

The new wards were to be built on the northern side of the workhouse grounds , and a sub-committee was appointed to keep an eye on progress . 

Juliet went to the doorway and looked along the ward , just as a doctor left one room and entered another . 

Jill followed her to the ward where Mr Deakin was sitting in a chair beside the bed . 

Otherwise , rationing restricts Romanians to one kilo of meat a month and half a loaf of bread a day . 

Profit had lost ten kilos of bodyweight on the climb , he added . 

The new product was an immense success , its fame spread rapidly , the following year the Maison Caressa canned 60,000 kilos of tomatoes and the director thanked Escoffier -- as a friend -- for his advice . 

As I went face first into about two kilos of potatoes , a large hand seized hold of my T-shirt from behind . 

Both examples offer 181 kilos of baggage/goods capacity in the rear hold . 

The gang produced a sample of two kilos of PE4 -- similar to explosives used in the Gulf War . 

Scientists on the ground had final control over the detonation of the larger 200 kilo explosive package and set it off directly on the magnetic field lines in the middle of the auroral arc . 

The ladies , who run about a third of the distance of the men 's race and carry twenty kilo sacks , can win similar prizes , a trophy , voucher , money and goblets instead of tankards . 

He secured a forty kilo sandbag , used as ballast , into the rear seat and was seen to check every part of the machine . 

His car was found to contain 19.93 kilos of cannabis resin , with a street value of £65,000 . 

Inside they discovered 178 kilos of cannabis resin with a street value of half a million pounds . 

Hashemi , who was found carrying two kilos of heroin , agreed to co-operate with US officials to entrap Malik . 

According to police they had 3.7 kilos of heroin , valued at US$7 million on the streets of New York . 

She looked across the open grave at Sarah , her stepdaughter , and it saddened her even more that the gulf between them had never been bridged . 

At that period , despite a postbag of film offers , Dustin tried to put his pregnant wife and his stepdaughter before everything else . 

And the family fun shines through again when Paul 's stepdaughter Heather tries to climb on the car roof . 

The drama began at breakfast time at a house at Churchdown near Gloucester , when an armed man allegedly abducted Mr Richard Loren and his 17-year-old stepdaughter Marita Brown . 

Diana was about to resume her conversation when once again her hostess cut in , addressing her stepdaughter with a glittery smile . 

Creevey returned with his stepdaughters to England in the autumn of 1819 . 

Left a widow at the age of twenty-nine , she returned to England in 1876 and settled with her son and two stepdaughters in the developing suburb of Wimbledon . 

The stepdaughter , now 21 , bore him a child at 16 as a result of being raped . 

Of his mother there can be no doubt ; Queen Hortense , stepdaughter of Napoleon I by his marriage to Josephine and sister-in-law by her marriage to his brother Louis , wrote in her diary : 

As for the girls , only Kate , who is the eldest stepdaughter , has been firm in her insistence ; she is going to be married to Mr Urquhart , despite anything her stepmother may say . 

Thereafter he lived for society and gossip , projecting a ` History of his Times " , the materials of which were to be his long , delightfully observant letters to his favourite stepdaughter , Elizabeth Ord . 

` I used to know a pickpocket when I was on the beat a million years ago . 

Money not spent on ale would probably be stolen or gambled away as the Hirings attracted pickpockets and professional gamblers from the big towns . 

It had been a trying day for God 's servants , but at least Father Peter had made good the money four of his followers had lost to pickpockets . 

This would cut down on the number of naps , foists and pickpockets who plagued these places like the locusts of Egypt . 

DETECTIVES in the Republic believe a gang of pickpockets which struck recently at shopping centres in Newry have now moved to Cavan where several stores were targeted in recent days . 

Then I heard somebody say , ` He 's come round , Jack , " and the blindfold was ripped away , along with a chunk of hair . 

The warning , from the American Automobile Association , came after reports of cars being hit by bullets or chunks of concrete on a 10-mile stretch of motorway around Jacksonville . 

He told them both never to leave the house again , and stormed out of the room , slamming the door hard enough to break a chunk of plaster out of the wall . 

There was a dish of cat food down for him , plus a dish of tuna fish chunks ( in soya oil as he likes to preserve his kittenish figure ) and a saucer of rapidly separating cream . 

So the nose of the flow is unstable and there is a constant gentle clatter of small lava chunks falling forward . 

Place the lamb in a large casserole and arrange remaining garlic , the lemon chunks and herbs around the edge . 

During my visit this year , several local people popped in to buy a chunk of freshly made cheese , which was cut straight from the truckle and cleanly wrapped in greaseproof paper . 

Until 15 or so years ago most of us knew pineapple only from cans -- who has n't used chunks to make sweet and sour pork , or rings in an upside down cake ? 

I came out to get myself a drink and stepped on the edge of the bar of the block , taking a big chunk of skin out of my foot . 

Now , peer through this channel from one end to the other and you will probably see big chunks of fluff that you have missed . 

To get his majority , the general must allocate big chunks of land inside his putative homeland to ` black nations " . 

Great chunks of earth fell from the face of the landfall ; boulders , the restraining earth gouged away , shuddered and rocked and tumbled free . 

To either side great chunks of masonry lay in the tall grasses , pieces of fallen statuary among them . 

Great chunks of plaster fell from that wall , crashing and exploding in clouds of dust to the ground floor , nine storeys below . 

There were ornate neck circles with chippings of moonstones and slender , silver anklets engraved with the tree symbols of fertility and great chunks of raw gold somehow veined with amber which would be used as Coronation accessories . 

The loss of trivial names such as vinyl , amyl , allyl , and so on , which in a couple of syllables conjure up huge chunks of molecules , continues to amaze me . 

Half of Amy 's cottage was also her studio and huge chunks of stone took up the space under the windows . 

It detonated with enough force to bring down huge chunks of rock from the ceiling . 

Huge chunks of masonry and debris littered the town 's main street . 

This enabled it to gulp down large chunks of meat that would have been too large to swallow . 

Large chunks of the course are downhill and the course record is held by Luton 's Neil Tennant at 1:02:39 , set in 1988 . 

Granary bread spread with cream cheese , then topped with well-drained pineapple chunks , sliced bananas or chopped dates , plus walnuts or sultanas . 

Try canned apricot halves and pineapple chunks , or frozen raspberries and blackberries . 

He wiped round his plate with a chunk of bread , emitted a satisfied sigh and looked around for his coffee . 

She made to run across and pull him away but was knocked down by chunks of falling masonry . 

Omally swung away with a vengeance , raising a fine cloud of brick dust , and dislodging chunks of masonry with every blow . 

As Taff poured me a good measure of cider and handed me a boiled egg and a chunk of meat I described the situation at No. 4 . 

Corbett looked around : near the foot of the grille was a tub packed with juicy red chunks of meat . 

Tom Watson believes that if it were located in the middle of the course , it would not be as difficult . 

Screwing up her courage , Polly altered course very slightly , turning the winch handle to let the mainsail out just a fraction . 

There was no script , it was planned to start at Craven Arms station and work our way up the course on the old line . 

This gave the organisers a chance to check their arrangements for crowd control , while Richie and Patrick were able to test their radios over the full extent of the course . 

Margaret is delighted to be making this return trip on what she describes as a warm and friendly course . 

We much appreciate your support in our fight to maintain the independence of Palatine , which your Board is convinced is in the best interests of its shareholders , employees and customers alike . 

I just wanted the fight to stop before you began wading in with the rucksack . " 

` There was very little he could do about the horrendous injuries Cooper suffered in his two fights against Ali , but he saved him on countless other occasions with his quick , methodical work . " 

Holly , from Hainault , east London , is winning her fight against a similar cancer to the Wilm 's tumour which killed Leonora . 

The Fante people of Ghana formed strategic alliances with their European invaders in their fight against the Ashanti Empire from the earliest arrival of the Portuguese in 1471 . 

There have been several arrests , following knife fights between drunk latinos . 

Staff got frazzled , speakers got angry and there was almost a fist fight between some of my colleagues and the lighting technicians . 

Fights between skins were usually the result of some territorial infringement . 

` He can not twist this into a fight for the liberation of Panamanians . " 

Birkenhead MP Frank Field has taken up the fight of Tranmere residents who feared they were in danger of becoming a ` forgotten area . " 

The fight over appointments became more and more bitter and added to the all-engulfing problems of Christine Jackson 's recruiting operation , with its Equal Opportunities commitments . 

Certainly , when a boy , I had fights with juvenile delinquents , some of whom belonged to ` gangs " . 

He has been in hospital for 14 months since being knocked out in a fight with Chris Eubank . 

If more than one person is attacking you , fight with your back to a wall ( not a low wall in case you trip over it ) so that no one can come round behind you . 

They will note that Europe and America have decided not to risk a fight with a Bosnian Serb adversary whose army is probably no bigger than the equivalent of three or four rather ill-equipped divisions . 

My father told me that when he was young he got in a fight with someone and nearly killed him , and that the man swore vengeance . 

She was deliberately trying to pick a fight with him because she was terrified he 'd realise how she really felt about him . 

She started this water fight with Kevin , she was throwing wet tissue at him and cos I got good at it she goes you 're too immature . 

Indeed we should see life not as an ineluctable fight to the death , but as a delicate balance between competition and co-operation . 

SPORTS enthusiasts representing Petersfield Chamber of Trade gave their opposition a tough fight in the four chamber sports competition on Saturday with Liphook emerging as victors in the final moments . 

Mike Tyson , in his brief , brutal reign as world champion , reduced the appeal of heavyweight title fights to that of watching an egg timer . 

Some were trampled by horses and others knocked about by staffs and swords in the fight at Worcester . 

They must fight pitched battles , and fight in a body ; and they must begin fighting as far forward as possible . 

` We will continue with the fight for as long as we can , " Mother Catherine said . 

We have supported stronger laws to protect badgers and stop cruel tethering , and have increased the penalties for organising animal fights and for cruelty . 

The fight did not take place , Surrey claiming that he was too lowly born to fight with a king ; and the fish garth remained . 

Cutting down on the slush and the philosophy Mann plays almost the whole film as a breathless series of attacks , escapes , sieges , fights , battles , deaths and triumphs . 

Each hen then learns to give way to stronger hens than herself ; she learns not to get into fights she would probably lose . 

` Greasers are almost like hoods ; we steal things and drive old souped-up cars and hold up petrol stations and have a gang fight once in a while . " 

With the infill piece in place , turning the vee berths in the forecabin into a double , one must dress in the lobby . 

From the moment you enter the Grand Hyatt 's impressive lobby , set against the magnificent backdrop of Hong Kong harbour , you 'll know you 've arrived . 

I am unaware that any of this is going to happen as I enter the hotel lobby on my way to dinner . 

At that moment Joseph ran into the lobby , reassured her with his affable smile . 

` They are sitting in the lobby of my hotel now , waiting for me . 

Four minutes sitting in the big lobby and hearing the splatter of the ornamental pool and waterfall , and the lady coming to meet him . 

He walked into the lobby without a word , entered the kitchen and gazed at the four prisoners . 

Very quietly she turned around , walked back into the lobby and picked up the phone . 

As I walk through the hotel lobby in Manila I know that something is up . 

A new lobby has been constructed deliberately set at an angle to the older part of the building , as an aid to disguising the ` join " between the two sections . 

The lobby was tiled in blue and gave access to a stairway leading to a mezzanine built in U-formation around Studio ` A " . 

In telling me that , until my confirmation , my godparents were , by proxy , responsible for my sins , merely drove me to keep it that way . 

The day after our Confirmation many of us began our work from school -- a good reminder for us of our new role as Catholic adults in God 's world . 

He pushed his bicycle up the hill from Wheatley station in the company of another new student who had a strangely similar background : of nonconformist origins , with his father an official of a nonconformist Church ; a young man who postponed his own confirmation into the Church of England because his parents might be hurt ; and who swung at the university from his very Protestant background into a sense of the devotional stature in Anglo-Catholicism , and into convictions which never left him for the rest of his life ; a graduate of Balliol College , by name Austin Farrer . 

If it happened to be the first Sunday in the month my mother , my Aunt Gertrude and my two sisters ( after their respective confirmations ) went to early service -- 7 o'clock Holy Communion at the Parish Church of St. Martin 's . 

Populations were slightly higher in the wooded taiga zone further south , where the abundance of game , fowl and fish supplied enough food for denser settlement . 

It was presumably from present-day Manchuria that the Tungus tribes gradually spread northwards to pervade the taiga as far as the Arctic zone , from the Sea of Okhotsk in the east to the Yenisei in the west . 

Freshwater lakes in tundra and taiga ; in winter mainly on estuaries and coastal waters . 

Coniferous forests in hill districts and in the taiga , more rarely in mixed or deciduous woods . 

The lack of communication to others has only in part been due to our own ineptness at salesmanship ; it more likely lies in a fairly deeply embedded resistance to drama being anything other than a community art -- not just a performing art , a community art . 

The tourists would hardly have been impressed by the then master of ceremonies Louis Deibler who , despite his long service both as assistant and chief executioner , was frequently castigated by the French press for his hesitant and maladroit conduct , the ineptness of his performances contributing little to the merciful dispatch of his victims . 

Lehzen was blamed , probably wrongly , for the queen 's ineptness in the Lady Flora Hastings [ q.v. ] affair , and fear of losing Lehzen was a major contribution to the queen 's stubbornness in the ` bedchamber crisis " of 1839 . 

The black leaders , who gathered at the Messiah Baptist Church here , believe that Whitman 's remarks are racist and symptomatic of her administration 's `` cultural ineptness , '' Jones said .

He inherits a country where crime , judicial ineptness , military impunity and poverty have become endemic .

`` The problem is the ineptness and incompetence of many of our law enforcers . ''

The two organizations have bumbled , from the onset of the 32-month-old war , and the recent Serb siege of Bihac is simply a magnified example of the two organizations ' ineptness .

Malaysia is against our ideal , against our evolution , and against our State -- our revolution is a confrontation to destroy the old order and build a new order in Indonesia and elsewhere . " 

After further confrontation about the car , it was agreed that S would leave the vehicle outside her home to be collected by another member of staff while she was away . 

Each episode had a broadly similar scenario : the good guys from the Serious Fraud Office were pitted in courtroom confrontations against the bad guys from Guinness and their allies . 

He gives equal emphasis to the possibility that such characteristics make the game an ideal vehicle for aggressive confrontations between rival groups of young males . 

Throughout April there were reports of confrontations between demonstrators and security forces . 

Welkom has become a flashpoint in a nationwide confrontation between militant blacks and whites over President de Klerk 's reforms . 

The dispute between Australia 's 1,700 pilots and the airlines has turned into the country 's most bitter industrial confrontation for many years . 

But in France , as in Germany , anticlericalism inflamed a confrontation of Church and State at many points , from educational policy to marriage laws , and was to finish in disestablishment . 

Part and parcel of both was his confrontation of the USSR on all fronts , but especially in the arms race . 

He had stayed long enough to see the first stage of the counter-inflation policy accepted and the clash and confrontation of two years earlier replaced by a new partnership . 

Not only had I had three months reprieve , but there had been no confrontation over any further treatment . 

The time is ripe for a show-down or a major confrontation over money matters . 

This has brought Islam once again into direct confrontation with the British school system . 

The League 's failure in its first confrontation with a major power alarmed smaller , more vulnerable countries . 

Last year , this fixture was marred by Nigel Clough 's sending-off , and there was more animosity when Forest captain Stuart Pearce had an ugly confrontation with Iceland international Gudni Bergsson on the sidelines . 

Besides Oxford University , the side everyone wanted to avoid , Dick Clarke also has to prepare for confrontations with in-form Anchorians from Surrey and Essex rivals Crostyx . 

There were violent confrontations with some 900 police , who kept the two groups apart ; about 50 arrests were made . 

The demonstrations soon turned into confrontations with Israeli police and army units , a number of youths were killed and hundreds of people injured . 

Aware of the history of that awful bloody confrontation throughout the 1969-70 tour , the new-era Springboks are determined to keep their heads high and their political profile low . 

The police had prohibited any confrontation at the game , so the Bushwackers tracked their intended quarry in their cars , communicating with each other on CB-radio ( Observer , 2 June 1985 ) . 

He thought back , again , to the confrontation in Mr Smith 's office . 

Atkins and the other man who had been with him during the doorstep confrontation on Boxing Night were waiting . 

Untidy work led to rows , rows led to confrontation , confrontation led to the boy being soundly thrashed by his exasperated mother . 

The vocabulary of moral and legal confrontation ( duty , obligation , rights , and so on ) is acquired in social contexts involving the recognition of ` give and take " . 

The imaginary war consisted of a real military confrontation , with real soldiers , real weapons and using real resources . 

AN Irishman armed with a machete has been cleared of injuring a Welshman who was holding a pool cue in an early-morning street confrontation . 

Even if all-out confrontation is avoided , many US academics and journalists are convinced that skirmishing between the three will dominate the post-Cold War era . 

He went across and stroked the nape of her neck , and she sniffed and stiffened and then relaxed . 

Now the sun stroked Jasper 's back , laid a burning hand on the nape of his neck . 

Into the nape of the neck of the youngest , who was lying on his stomach with part of his spine exposed , the flesh and muscle ripped away by the 9mm bullet . 

His hand was still massaging her nape and all the fear and tension seemed to be draining away , leaving her drowsy . 

` And did n't we all know you for a darling girl ? " he whispered in her ear as his fingers continued to blaze fire across her exposed nape . 

No need for a hat , but the hair must be pulled off the face to minimise distraction and caught at the nape in a black band into which she would stick a single green feather . 

He stood behind her , his hands falling to her nape like someone about to fix the clasp of a necklace . 

From Black-headed Gull differs in summer by black hood extending over nape on to upper neck , in winter by blackish bill and at all times by smoky grey underwing and no black on wing-tips . 

His fine , dark hair was drawn back tightly from his forehead , secured at the nape in a tiny porcelain bowl of purest white . 

` Long hair will be dressed , with soft chignons into the nape as well as on top . 

Her hair had been cut shorter than usual round her neck , accentuating the elegant curve of the nape and softening the slight masculinity of her features . 

Ducks and immatures , known as ` red-heads : have chestnut head and nape , with white chin . 

Immature , with grey nape and black-tipped tail , lacks diagonal dark wing-bar of immature Kittiwake and Little Gull . 

She had a bun of hair at her nape from which stuck out carved hairpins , thinner than split matchsticks . 

The unusually deep , bass voice was amused , making the hair on Caroline 's nape rise , and her heart lurch . 

He was stroking her hair , the nape of her neck , rhythmically caressing her bare shoulders , tracing the slim length of her upper arms . 

The hairs on the nape of my neck tingled and my tired heart lurched with fear . 

Charles wandered slowly up the village street in search of his valise . 

He leapt up the steps , grabbed his valise and hastened down again to the truck . 

His first wife , Hadley , left a whole valise crammed with manuscripts in a railway carriage . 

Theodora swung her leather valise from the car boot into the dimly lit entrance hall . 

Dot was surprised to find herself wearing a large pink woollen nightgown with embroidered collar whose gathered sleeves were so long that her hands were lost . 

He undid her nightgown and admired her body for the first time . 

The reviewer grudgingly found amusement in the tale of a pub-crawling young bridegroom who strolled into the bar while his wife was donning the mauve chiffon nightgown that was to excite him . 

She kissed him again , slipped on her nightgown and tip-toed back to her room . 

Then she replaced it and went over to see to Mrs Mitchell who lay on the top of the bed dressed only in a calico nightgown groaning as she writhed about . 

Dressed only in her thin nightgown , she had no intention of entering the room , just of poking her head into the doorway to yell for peace and quiet . 

Her loose yellow hair and the white hospital nightgown made her look like a sick child . 

Standing barefoot in her pink-sprigged Laura Ashley nightgown , Clare looked from her bedroom window at the quietly falling snow . 

He fingered the silk nightgown showing a little at the fold of her wrap . 

Katherine 's eyes were closed , her lids pale blue , almost transparent , but a slight breath ruffled the collar of her cotton nightgown . 

His face was fully made-up and he was wearing her fragile , white lace nightgown . 

Fifteen minutes later Belinda fell equally neatly into bed in her lilac cotton and lace nightgown . 

He had called to her in his dying moments , and she had thrown him a fragment of her white nightgown , which he had clasped with hope , and kissed , and kept as a precious icon . 

When land had been apportioned , each family built their own dwelling . 

Many mages build their dwellings along these channels and many places of power occur where the lines intersect . 

During this period the local authority built 930 dwellings to the private sector 's 1915 . 

Local authorities constructed only 21,000 dwellings in 1988 , compared with an average of 152,000 per annum during the 1960s . 

At the same time , there is no incentive to construct new dwellings for the sector owing to the existence of controlled rents , below the market rate . 

With these two basic skills , bird weavers can attach nests that dangle from tips of branches or leaves and construct domed and compartmented dwellings of great perfection . 

The biggest landowners , who could best afford to erect new dwellings with a reasonable standard of construction and sanitation , had the least incentive to do so -- indeed , as the principal local ratepayers they might easily penalize themselves by attracting workers who could later apply for poor relief . 

In the distant past , when the genetic material was being accumulated that makes mankind what it is , nobody but a warlord lived in a dwelling he could not make himself . 

Although only a small minority of elderly households lack basic amenities or live in unfit dwellings , it is also important to question the suitability of the housing stock for older people 's needs . 

All these factors led the ancient Chinese inhabitants of these parts to live in cave-like dwellings , cut into the loess . 

Keep it in the kitchen ( the most likely scene of accidents ) and , if you live in a two-storey or more dwelling , keep one on each floor as well . 

( In 1911 , 41 per cent of the population lived in two-room dwellings , and 71 per cent in three rooms or less . ) " 

A total of 75% of the households moving into new owner-occupied dwellings were from the County of Tyne and Wear and the greater part of these were from the Newcastle and North Tyneside MDC areas . 

About 80 per cent of caravan dwellers hoped to move into normal dwellings . 

The old church school , situated near to the church and now a private dwelling , was built in 1833 and extended in 1870 . 

Most of the original dwellings were built or rebuilt under the aegis of the Everingham estate , owned by the Constables who married into the Norfolk family . 

In most city homes the television is now the focal point of the room , many dwellings being built without a grate at all . 

In the 1920s over 900 council dwellings , over 900 subsidized private dwellings and over 450 unsubsidized private dwellings were built . 

Over 2800 private sector dwellings were built between 1931 and 1940 . 

All that remains now of the sixteen dwellings Seller burned are a few tumbled stones , scattered over the green hillside . 

A large proportion of dwellings constructed beyond the cities since 1960 have been in the owner-occupied sector . 

The range and variety of dwellings constructed by humans clearly shows the absence of directives based on instinct . 

However , it is interesting to note that in a City History of 1830 , reference is made to ` the ideal dwellings for the working class now being erected by Mr. Penniston . " 

The original seven dwellings to the acre had been raised in Britain to around seventeen , at which density ` culs-de-sac and walkways , cars and garages did not merge into the landscape so happily . ' " 

Apulia is part of Italy 's deepest south , an area rich in rustic traditions and superbly scenic . 

Comparing 1979 with 1986 Lewis and Townsend reveal widening differences between the North and the South in terms of per capita GDP , disposable income and consumer expenditure . 

Fear in the North of environmental degradation provides the South with the leverage which did not exist before " . 

Foreign debt , inflation and the wealth gap between north and south all grew . 

It might have been transported from the South of France , one of those lush semi-palaces I had only seen in photos . 

O. hamula has been recorded once from the south of Iceland , at a depth of 1874 m . 

The group came from the south of England to see Frankie in A Night At the Music Hall at the town 's Civic Theatre . 

The rates of growth are lowest in the North , including Serbia , and highest in the South , especially in Kosovo . 

The couple recently bought a £100,000 farmhouse in Provence in the South of France . 

MOTORAIL is a quick and painless way to get to the South of France . 

A further response to cold is shown by the variation in body size from the north to the south of the mountain goat 's range . 

At Indiana State University and during his early NBA career , Bird gulled fans , opposing players , and the media .

I : Not much , but when I have nothing better to do I enjoy watching the players .

but you do n't know that and but he 's lost he was an outstanding football player

On the talk shows , the players testified that Bradley is `` intelligent , `` `` knowledgeable , `` `` well-rounded , `` `` compassionate , `` `` concerned , `` `` wonderful , `` `` a great leader , `` `` a great listener , `` and `` a good person . ``

Barshefsky ) , kicking tennis player Anna Kournikova when she 's down .

Piazza was the Dodgers ' best player on the field , it s most popular with the fans , and it s most expensive to keep .

uh it 's it 's hard to uh name him with some of the very top players i think sometimes but i 'm glad he 's playing in the in the pros yeah he 's a

in his type offense he was looking for youth and for uh uh uh to rebuild a new team and i think that was the reason why he cut all the players

and it was weird it was like they were trying if you were good boy let 's do n't have you on our team you know but um this year they had all good players except for the quarterback

This has produced a mad scramble for players over a period of hours rather than weeks , with stars hopping from one team to the next .

it is so much fun to see these players you see on TV to and to hear that ball go whizzing by

players now days compared with the old players it seems like most the players today are

course we have Duke University that was the national champions last year so i 'm kind of hoping that they 'll repeat again this year they have a lot of the same players back

and you know uh you know i used to think that that one one player really does n't make the club

it really only takes one player to really give any team a bad rap you know one that

The Secretary of duhFENSE may be introduced at the annual Army- Navy game , while the crowd is shouting to the players on the field , `` DEE-fense , DEE -fense ! ``

And , while this sounds like a cliché , it 's undoubtedly true : Parcells makes his players believe they can win , so they do .

In New England , nine of his assistant coaches were former Giants assistants ; at the Jets , he has enlisted former Giants players to coach his running backs , kickers , and tight ends .

Statisticians insist there is no such thing as a `` hot hand `` in basketball , that accurate shots distribute themselves in random patterns , that just the fact that a player has made several shots in a row does not increase the likelihood that he will make the next one .

they need players and and they need a front office that that can judge players we 've traded away so many good players in the past five years and got nothing for them

MLB has no salary cap , and attempts to impose one sparked the 1994 - 1995 strike by the players union , resulting in the first cancellation of a World Series in 90 years .

2 . `` On Saturday night , at an event called Columbine Surprise Party , players from the Denver Broncos and the Colorado Rockies mingled with students and family .

you know Channel X gives you the best coverage you know we were on the scene with our team players you know

well i mean as far as the the top players you know like the ones they have this year you know

The NYT runs the indictments story inside , adding that a nationwide survey of Division I basketball and football players showed that 4 percent said they had gambled on a game they had played in .

Winning players wo n't accept the kind of bullying Parcells dishes out .

i like to watch the Oakland A 's play they have a lot of good players too but i have n't watched them for a while so i do n't know how they 're doing too well this season

Scalia , notes the Times , went on to claim that the decision does not abrogate all `` genuine but innocuous differences in the ways men and women routinely interact with members of the same sex and of the opposite sex , `` and all the papers give his example : a football coach slapping a player 's rear on the way to the field would be lawful , while the same gesture directed at the coach 's ( female or male ) secretary might not be .

and the best players play and the ones that are just barely new sit on the bench most of the time they play a little bit just like what you just said

The NYT has a classic obit to show off today , about the best polo player ever , Cecil Smith ; the piece , by Frank Litsky , effortlessly takes the reader back to the days when the sport was played by the likes of Walt Disney and Will Rogers , and tens of thousands watched games .

yeah it does hopefully some of their players will come through and they got Tim Raines a veteran and they got Carlton Fisk he 's you know still pretty solid a lot of experience

i am a player but certainly not a good player uh the highlight of my season is probably the four times i get under a hundred

Hunter S. Thompson once said of Circus Circus , the casino where craps players and flying trapeze artists mingle beneath a billowing canopy , that it was what hepcats all over the world would be doing on Saturday night if the Germans had won World War II .

If the ESPN report is true , players , tutors , and administrators will be subject to punishment under the school 's honor code and NCAA guidelines .

It seems to be the tasteful name for some kind of high-roller area , `` the ultimate club for Keno , Slot , Bingo and Table Game players . ``

The resulting collective consciousness is captured in Nike ads that depict the players doing everything together .

This summer 's World Cup will distract fans and remove the league 's best players for two months in the middle of the season .

Checkers masters stared down their Armageddon a few years ago , when a powerful computer program named Chinook forged a tie with the second - best checkers player in the world , Don Lafferty .

that 's that 's in uh Texas stadium where the football players play

so i i think that 's kind of the Mavericks problem they have okay players but sometimes the strongness of the team is n't together

but if uh Jerry Jones continues to pay these guys what you know they say they 're paying them i do n't know you know i think it depends on you end up you know the best players will come there if they 're going to be paid the most so

Too many players are looking for special treatment and loopholes and are focusing on legal form rather than economic substance .

He sees all the players as serving a very narrowly defined self-interest .

yeah oh and library went well today yes Harold Reynolds who 's a Mariner baseball player uh came to school today and they had lunch in the library of all things

To commemorate Robinson 's shattering of the color barrier in sports 50 years ago , no player will ever again be assigned the number 42 .

yeah i do i 'm a player i i 'm kind of embarrassed i 'm talking to a man cause i 'm sure that you are you play a lot more than i do oh really

GE97 , in addition to polls , rundowns of the players , backgrounders on salient issues , events calendars , chat groups , and a wrap up of current betting odds , allows you to build your own `` party manifesto . ``

He tacked inspirational quotes to players ' doors , emphasized what each player did right , and provided an `` imaging `` tape for each player , consisting of her best moves set to her favorite music .

Typically assumed to be a high-roller card game , baccarat ( bah - cah - rah ) is similar to blackjack , though it 's played with stricter rules , higher limits , and less player interaction .

That they were the incarnation of the dreams of 1968 seems a stretch , to say the least , even if some of the important players came out of the original cast .

In a 1995 tape of an NFL Players Association meeting obtained by the New York Times , an association official boasts of having secretly convinced the NFL to overlook 16 positive drug tests .

The story says that as a Knick , he routinely held on to an opposing player 's shorts and even garners a quote from the man 26 years later : `` He was one of the dirtiest players I ever played against . ``

He apologized , but his main goal was image repair : he was accompanied , says the Post , by his agent , his accountant , his tax man , his teammates , the president of the players ' union , several other advisors , and .

Despite the general consensus that DiMaggio was exactly the kind of quiet , workmanlike player that is practically gone from today 's courts and fields , a sort of anti - Rodman , if you will , it 's useful to note , as the WSJ does , that in 1938 DiMaggio held out for more money ( he wanted at least $ 40,000 and the Yankees were offering $ 25,000 . )

uh-huh and Anderson Hunt all their uh their best players i think are graduating

Parcells runs his training camps and practices with a drill sergeant 's discipline : He abuses and needles players to inspire them .

Lottery players , by and large , must be risk - lovers -- otherwise they 'd buy Treasury bonds instead of lottery tickets .

i ca n't you know i 'm not going to decide i do n't like them just because they 're having a few bad years i mean i think they 'll pull out of it and you know they 'll they 'll wind up being good again they 've got some lot of really good young players that are going to

Set in a quaint olde Irish seacoast village , it tells the story of an elderly lottery player , Jackie O'Shea ( Ian Bannen ) , who learns that one of his fifty - odd neighbors holds the winning ticket to a 7 million pound drawing .

Baseball has always been about money , but even more so since the 1975 repeal of the `` reserve clause . `` The reserve clause bound players to teams ( or the teams they were traded to ) for life .

The ANC won more than 60 percent of the vote and the National Party won 20 percent , making Mandela president and de Klerk only a secondary player .

The greatest tribute to Bird is that his players now play as he used to .

RINGO is the ring game for ages 5 to 105 that challenges players to use a swinging motion to catch the hook on the ring .

We goad baseball player Albert Belle so much that All - Star - game manager Joe Torre must confine him to the dugout .

The maximum player salary will be capped at $ 14 million , with a maximum annual increase of 12 percent , and the players ' total share of league revenues will be capped at 55 percent after three years .

Sportswriters were happy for 1 ) Florida State receiver Peter Warrick , the undisputed star of the game , who `` redeemed `` himself after last year 's arrest and suspension for theft ; 2 ) Florida State coach Bobby Bowden , who got his first undefeated season and second national championship in 40 years of coaching ; and 3 ) the Virginia Tech players , who `` put season - long criticism of their toughness to rest `` with a valiant comeback attempt .

Girls play this game in Mexico also , with a boy as the center player , which Inez Cardozo-Freeman interprets as a portrayal of betrayal and abandonment preparing little girls for marriage .

At USA Today , the Iraq combat is on the front below the fold , Cambodia is nowhere in sight and the lead is the real possibility that the NBA season will be canceled combined with a warning from the head of the players ' union that if so , the players might start their own league .

Pokémon demands that players learn to care for their charges , educate and `` evolve `` them , and take them to the Pokémon hospital when they are hurt .

The Orc Warlord that led them was Azhag the Slaughterer , and under his command were tribes of Orcs and Goblins from the highlands around Red Eye Mountain . 

" I shall stand first and foremost for the exercise of a complete and thorough boycott of the Germans as the cruellest slaughterers of innocent lives on the high seas that the world has ever known . 

And with an involuntary movement I raised my eyes to the sky -- where God was -- beseeching Him , wanting Him to see my fear and my contrition . 

` Well , health without money is n't much catch either , " Breeze muttered rebelliously , and then looked up in swift contrition . 

` Sorry , Nick , " Ellen said , though not with any great contrition . 

No criminal charges were ever brought although Lowe , to show contrition , struck a deal to do community service -- back in his hometown of Dayton . 

As my hon. Friend the Member for East Lothian ( Mr. Home Robertson ) rightly pointed out , surely it is time for a little contrition . 

` His plea of guilty is the only means by which he can express his contrition today and acknowledging it must be a lengthy prison sentence which he now faces . " 

He said he hoped his contrition would end the controversy as ` dragging on such issues always does more damage than good " . 

Her mother was already clambering laboriously down from the seat beside the driver , displaying a lumpy mass of grey woollen stocking and woollen knickers in the process . 

Like we 've had women who have wet their knickers and then put them on the radiator to dry , or just swilled them out in the sink and end up with a smelly room . 

" His idea of a party trick is to tickle his wife until she wets her knickers . 

` She brings me breakfast in bed every day , lays out my clothes and irons my knickers . 

Nicky 's mother 's dressing gown falling open so that Chas feels ` all queer " and Mrs Spalding allowing Chas sight of her apricot knickers . 

I would change my school knickers , knee-socks and lace-ups for stockings , suspenders and high heels . 

Cami knickers and french knickers became popular because they did n't take much material and were economic in coupons . 

DO NOT DISTURB was in her attitude as she squatted down in front of the coop and bent to peer in , navy-blue skirt rising above white cotton knickers …

Higher and higher the shaking hand pushed the skirts until I saw that she was wearing a pair of white calico drawers , and remembering the black lace French knickers with their little rosebud trimmings , I understood . 

The clothes line kept getting away from him ; he carefully folded the top of one of Cathie 's pink knickers over it , then reached down into the basket for the wooden clothes pegs . 

Flora had taken off her frock and stood with her back to Cosmo and Hubert , dressed only in knickers . 

She might start with the camisole and French knickers and add an underwired bra , perhaps , or bikini brief to match . " 

He drew from the suitcase a pair of lace-trimmed knickers in peach silk . 

Magazines gave instructions on how to make a pair of knickers from two silk chiffon scarves . 

It is a very pretty , if minimal , pair of black lace knickers . 

As I get her into a fresh pair of rubber knickers I feel something cold on my face . 

A SURVEY reveals that the most common gift of underwear from men to women this Christmas will be French knickers . 

Actually , nobody gave us a second look as they must have presumed I was trying to get inside her knickers . 

And after a speedy search I found the drawer where she kept all her gym knickers . " 

They hopped from one foot to another to keep warm in their baggy knickers . 

She had deliberately left off her knickers , so when she dragged the dress over her head she revealed herself standing nude . 

She put her knickers on , and almost smiled , because even now she would not go to Rachel without them . 

If you ever put on long knickers , the others used to call them your ` Jessie Wharton 's " . 

` Nobody seems to know what happened , but one day during a concert she suddenly stood up , took off her knickers and showed everyone her bottom . 

` She 's heard , " claims Mark with confidence , ` that we all wear crotchless knickers , that 's what it all is . " 

I 'd just as soon burn the bloody lot and wear white cotton knickers and a nice sensible bra . 

To extend the parallel , the impact of the comet would also have released large quantities of hard radiation .

Harmful quantities of radiation are also released both before and after the uranium fuel enters the power station .

However , since then the police have been remarkably reticent about the exact quantity of drugs which they recovered .

Not only have the supply of components to be of perfect quality and in the exact quantity , but they have to be delivered in small batches at very specific times .

` If you want the exact quantities , buy my book , '' he said at one point , one eye in the direction of the BBC publicity department , before adding , as the other swivelled down towards his drink , ` if I can be bothered to write it . ''

Other ` salts involving metallic ions such as iron , zinc , copper , magnesium , sodium , potassium , strontium although present in very small quantities , make up the total hardness levels .

And the total quantity of phytoplankton is enormous ; so much , that it produces 80 per cent of all the oxygen of the atmosphere .

The geologists believe these could contain vast quantities of cobalt .

For Mercury to have an iron core which is wholly or substantially molten today it must either possess significant quantities of U , Th and K in the core and deep mantle , or tidal heating by the Sun must be particularly powerful , or the solar wind must be efficient at inducing electric currents in the core .

The Taconian movements of eastern North America clearly represent the meeting of plates with the involvement of considerable quantities of Oceanic material .

Secondly , the quality and quantity of Nizan 's output must be judged bearing in mind not only the ideological but also the practical implications of his membership of the French communist party during the 1930s .

He found that the Devon , although it was small , gave him good quantities of good beef and rather lower quantities of very creamy milk .

That imposes an automatic 3% price cut if the harvest overshoots the maximum guaranteed quantity of 160 m tonnes .

While it is true that men 's consumption of bread and beer can vary , the quantity of these basic foodstuffs remains a tolerable , rough criterion of the size of a population .

The consortium is breaking out education , customer support , computer facilities , corporate communications and sales .

It will also provide local warehouses , and service , support and training facilities .

In Burkina Faso , Mali , Malawi , Uganda and Ghana TRANSAID is passing on its skills through training for drivers , riders and mechanisms working to support widely dispersed health facilities .

A 56,000 sq ft building will house new surgical suites , and out-patient , intensive care and research facilities .

The efforts of the state have mainly gone into providing better facilities for sport , especially in inner cities .

The way local people used the facilities at Kirkleatham Hall School for pupils with learning difficulties impressed the assessors .

Facilities for coronary artery bypass grafting in the Northern region are expanding , both in the current unit and with the opening of a second centre later this year .

During the year , GTI added surface mount products for the mobile communications market as well as ISDN devices to its range of offerings , and opened a third manufacturing facility in China .

If local authorities do seek to improve their residential care facilities , what form might this take ?

Out of 174 local authorities , 97 or over half had no residential care facilities for children and 24 had no arrangements at all .

This strategy would facilitate crucial improvements to preventative services such as family care centres and counselling facilities .

A large psychiatric unit will have admission wards specific to people with mental illness , continuing care areas and rehabilitation facilities .

Animals were housed in an animal care facility that is approved by the American Association for Accrediaton of Laboratory Animal Care and they were exposed to 12 hours of alternating light and dark cycles .

Day care facilities for the mentally handicapped include what used to be known as adult training centres .

A report has shown intensive care facilities for critically-ill children are seriously lacking .

It is n't clear from the evaluation that the money is better spent on air ambulance services than it is on improving intensive care facilities . "

Although no breakthrough was achieved in the discussions , the Japanese delegation offered its approval of North Korea 's signature of the safeguards accord and called for an early inspection of the country 's nuclear facilities .

The chief executive of Medway Ports , Peter Vincent , said yesterday the area involved centred on the open sea wall used by Royal Fleet Auxiliary tankers , and not the adjacent nuclear submarine refitting facility .

The Ukrainian environment minister , Yuri Shcherbak , has warned that the concrete shell encasing the damaged Chernobyl nuclear reactor is cracking and that the plant is now " the most dangerous nuclear facility on earth " .

The NAO 's costings were criticised by the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee , which accused the government of complacency in estimating the cost of scrapping nuclear facilities .

The closure of some of Britain 's nuclear facilities means the equipment is n't needed here any more .

North Korea countered by declaring that South Korean nuclear facilities should also be subject to inspection .

4/Dry brushing needs practice , so that just the right amount of colour is on the brush and a controlled amount is leaving it on contact with the paper .

Both products work on contact , and while they will kill adult aphids they do not harm their eggs .

The skin , on contact , was surprisingly cold , the tissue blubbery , like a hard boiled egg .

Gloves used to handle a defensive skunk still stink of the animal 's scent more than a year after contact .

Our haematologist is of the opinion that the blood was derived from a fresh wound in contact , or almost in contact , with the material of the shirt collar .

Dysuria may occur as a result of the urine coming into contact with inflamed skin .

People who come into frequent contact with domestic animals may become transiently infected but the symptoms do not last for any appreciable period .

If two sponges are growing close to one another , they may , as they grow , come into contact and eventually merge into one huge organism .

The impression of the wood grain is often preserved on the metal components where they came into contact .

In effect , the pieces are jiggled about until the appropriate interlocking surfaces come into contact , and then they stick .

The noise her substantial rump and the side of the bus produced as they came into contact , increased her alarm .

He touched it -- the tips of his fingers made contact with the pale face .

Some therapies replay these early experiences by using drama , art and music to make contact with deeper layers of awareness than are normally available .

Cluett moved about his line long before McAllister made contact with the ball , though the referee seemed to be the only person not to notice the offence .

Objective Teams or Solo flyers will endeavour to cause other Rokkaku kites being flown simultaneously to make contact with the ground .

There was a dressing over a large lump ; when her fingertips made contact she winced .

Racing at 60 mph down rutted tracks the wheels of the landrover rarely made contact with the ground .

Like the skeleton-forming cells , these cells send out many fine filopodia , some of which make contact with the wall .

Horse to horse contact directly or via feed , water troughs , pasture or stable fittings pass the infection to susceptible horses .

Thereafter cells continued to proliferate but at a diminished rate ( possibly because of cell to cell contact ) .

It means life-to-life , mind-to-mind contact , enhancement of well-being , affirmation of being alive and contending with the vicissitudes of existing in this world .

Laboulbeniales found on adult beetles apparently do not infect the larvae , so adult-to-adult contact is the sole method of spread .

The top then slid off the units , the front edge coming into violent contact with my shins , the near edge colliding with the wall-mounted china display until containing my wife 's best china .

This last variable is particularly significant as the film of water in direct contact with the mineral surface eventually becomes saturated with solutes , thereby hindering further dissolution .

Or maybe she was happy at the fact that , in a few minutes , after a couple of minutes ' contact with Clara Beeding 's right mitt , she would be skipping around with the best of them .

The couple later had sexual intercourse -- about three hours after the woman 's contact with the poisonous plant .

Any contact of the fielder 's person with a rope may be slight .

The lower end of the main rotor shaft had moved aft before being restrained , while rotating , by contact of the shaft with the bracket .

Curved arrows show contacts to phosphates on the back surface of the DNA .

Compaction may cause fine particles to move into direct contact with their neighbours so a high initial porosity may become drastically reduced with burial .

They should wear gloves and soft shoes , avoid physical contact and use whistles to express their fervour .

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The flight proceeded uneventfully , in visual contact with the ground , until the aircraft approached Keswick .

The separate populations would first constitute mere varieties of the original species , but as the modifications accumulated they would eventually become distinct species in their own right , unable to interbreed with the parent form even if they were brought back into contact with it .

The organisms would then come back into contact , merge again or coexist as new species .

Another discussant then stated that community economic development grows from economic and social need and a history of deprivation within a community . 

Discussants will respond to the speakers with their assessment of the implications of the work undertaken and the need for future development . 

I discarded my unfamiliar new slinky satin pyjamas for my familiar old sweater and jeans and headed for the nearest shops . 

Upstairs Henry propped the leg in a corner of the attic and pulled his pyjamas on . 

Marcus then undid Patrick 's pyjama jacket and started to try to pull it off , then decided not to . 

She sat up slowly in the bed … and immediately amended her count to three glasses ; she had spilt most the contents of the fourth down the front of her muslin pyjamas and onto the lace coverlet . 

An amused smile touched Guido 's eyes as he let his gaze flicker over the rumpled high-necked cotton pyjamas she was wearing . 

Nigel donned his navy silk pyjamas and paisley dressing gown on the great day and prayed that nobody would be sick over him . 

I pulled on my pyjamas over my other clothes , but without any beneficial effect …

He 'd gone short and the trouble was -- she pegged his flannel pyjamas to the frame -- that he did n't seem to care . 

When he found the door , he pulled off his dressing-gown and pyjamas , turned the handle , slipped inside and dived rapturously for the recumbent figure beneath the bedclothes . 

She was as at home in jeans , hiking over rough country , as she was curled up in silk lounging pyjamas , reading a book . 

Ryan , who gave Johanna a pair of satin pyjamas for Christmas , said they often went to the seaside at Great Yarmouth together and he got on well with her parents . 

When he first started out , he used to wear a pair of very baggy , red striped pyjamas ! 

Court was wearing a light robe over a pair of pale blue pyjamas . 

When they are in their pyjamas , or dressing-gown if they wear nothing in bed , the electrodes are applied to their faces and heads . 

I was going to be seductive , with satin pyjamas and satin-smooth hair -- and a discretely protected reproductive system . 

He was in rumpled pyjamas , the trousers held together with a safety pin , but he had shaved and looked alert and cheerful . 

Once inside the tiny sleeping compartment , Kirsty changed quickly into her pyjamas . 

Just as he was getting his pyjamas on , a piece of paper was pushed under his door . 

Baryshnikov , in pink pyjamas , danced with a hoop , a length of ribbon , a hat and a chair , compensating for the inevitable choreographic cliches by a highly polished performance . 

He escaped in his pyjamas , and the plaster of Paris on his leg was sopping wet where he had fallen in a ditch , but he was in good spirits . 

But it was one of the twins , in fluffy pyjamas , who flitted across the landing like a moth , eyes half-shut under the electric light . 

On our first night at Orange we were up until 10.00 pm when we were ordered to put on our brown nylon pyjamas with their maroon piping . 

She was kneeling beside the child , putting on his pyjamas , when Vitor appeared in the doorway . 

She wore loose black pyjamas , moccasins and a black brassiere . 

She had asked to borrow his pyjama bottoms but he drew the line at that . 

JULIAN DICKS had the perfect answer after being stripped of the West Ham captaincy on returning from a five-game ban . 

In asking questions , therefore , try to do this in an uncritical way and do not present ones to which there is a simple answer of ` yes " or ` no " . 

These eight characteristics of Chemical Dependency are not absolute indications but giving positive answers to at least four questions can be used as a rough indicator of whether a particular individual requires further assessment . 

Wafting vague answers about DNA are totally inadequate in the face of such mysteries . 

He ca n't give me any straight answers about all this because he is only concerned with the state-run prison service . 

Answers about personal qualities and abilities are harder to interpret , although experience does make it easier . 

Leon Brittan , made a statement in a written Parliamentary answer about the release of prisoners on parole licences . 

He was midway through a wobbly answer about sex , about losing his virginity . 

Rain could try and get some answers from Barbara Coleman when they held their whispered conversation before Chagall 's windows , but she must make up her own mind about Maurin 's character . 

They were asking the elected members to read the report , reconsider the issues surrounding the whole affair , and assist them in getting some answers from the council officials . 

` I do n't know , " said Dorothy softly when they wanted an answer from her . 

But the question was being only vaguely suggested -- the next forty-five years would see it become more sharply pointed , demanding an answer from the interested individual and from the missionary Church . 

Mr Major instructed his Principal Private Secretary , Alex Allen , to demand answers from the minister before facing MPs in the Commons . 

When I received an answer from a Mrs Fairfax , who wanted a governess for a girl under ten years old , I accepted , with the permission of the new headmistress of Lowood . 

The answers from most parents would be , respectively , ` No ! " , 

` All right , Shannon Lea , I want some answers from you now -- and I want the truth . 

Among a bundle of parliamentary answers on the topic submitted by Priddle are extracts from Hansard of 9 March this year . 

She felt as if she 'd already been questioned on the rack , and fitzAlan had n't even tried to force any definite answers out of her . 

The answer regarding the glass would probably have to be , nothing that lay immediately to hand . 

I was very put out to read in your article on Rachel Friend , her answer to the question : ` What do you think you 'll be like when you 're 60 ? " 

The answers to some or all of these questions will give you a much clearer idea of what the request is all about . 

He owes his staff , fellow trustees , and the public an unambiguous answer as to whether he or the government was responsible for that disastrously mistaken museological policy . 

` I ca n't give any answers as to why we were beaten , but I felt we were turning the corner and starting to play the Liverpool way again . 

The answer to why she had felt neither violent revulsion nor nausea when she had been in Naylor Massingham 's arms evaded Leith . 

` People asked me and Derrick what we were doing over the past two years and the answer that I want to give is that we were waiting for everybody to catch up . 

I think the answer that the Prime Minister was groping for was yes . 

“ The answer that we received was that to talk to us on film would be voyeurism at its worst . 

However , the questions and answers relating to the officers ' comments on what they had observed during surveillance might well have been edited out . 

Kuhn 's answer is that the thinking of a scientific community takes place within a ` paradigm " which governs what scientists are to make of recalcitrant experience . 

` Some people might say nothing came of our talks , " Khrushchev remembered later , ` My answer to that is yes and no . 

Their answers are more illuminating in this respect than the generalisation of the authors quoted in the first section of this paper . 

If there is someone you trust and who knows you well you could ask for their opinions on some of these questions and your answers to them . 

The existence of this self-reward mechanism is demonstrated by the women 's answers to a question about how they felt when they had got their work done as they liked it . 

I applied for parole , and usually you get your answer a couple of weeks before the date you could be going out . 

It was encouraging to learn from your answers to last year 's questionnaire that most of liked the first edition of ` The Birmingham Magazine " . 

Without waiting for her answer , he turned and ambled off , leaving Hilary standing with her mouth open . 

` Did I not say I 'd get my answer from you , and none other ? " 

It was not as long as his previous answer on economic and monetary union , but it was close . 

Yet Chapman had his answer for the pessimists : if the game was becoming more defensive it was up to managers and players to do something about it . 

My answer to this point will be more philosophical than empirical . 

She found the sheer sophistication of Constance 's answer staggering , but managed to make a joke of it to Louise . 

` I might have expected such an answer from you , McAllister ; it fits in with the general picture , " said Dr Neil angrily , picking up his cane . 

It has not allowed for public discussion or exchanges in which people can ask questions and receive answers from those who undertook the research . 

Guthrie queried , but had the answer from his wife when , with a small squeal of delight , she addressed her nephew . 

The answer on this subject that I gave in November made it perfectly clear that the decision is mine and nobody else 's . 

It might also help to make a note of your doctor 's answers as a reminder of what is said , for example about any medicines you should take . 

The minister 's answer in Parliament that the cost to the airlines of providing concessionary travel for airline employees would be nothing was exactly what in practice had been happening under the old law . 

Embarrassed to be the centre of this little posse the photographer could do little more than shake his head and answer in monosyllables . 

The answer to that of course is ` no " ; because honour , pride and ego are always assumed to be male . 

He had his answer to questions about the events of that morning but he had not prepared an answer to any others . 

Over half the pupils in the bottom third gave the correct answer to that question and a fair proportion did so on two visualization questions in other tests . 

Unschooled children gave answers that lead Greenfield to frighteningly large conclusions : 

An answer that the Under-Secretary gave me on 15 October 1990 suggested that a fair number of warning signals would be available . 

Asked whether they saw themselves as feminist film-makers , for example , the four ( predictably ) came up with four different answers ranging from an unequivocal ` yes " to an almost indignant ` no " . 

Some of the questions concerned frequency , so answers ranging from " Never " to " Always " were available to assertions such as " Dreams can foretell the future " . 

The whistling of winds mingled with the hiss and rush of escaping air . 

There was a series of low hisses and crackles , it was clearly not a professional recording , and she turned the volume up . 

Luib and Isay were the first to dismount , and Riven heard the familiar hiss and crack of Myrcan staves . 

Sharpe could hear the hiss and whiplash of musket bullets all around them . 

He opened his window and listened to the hiss and trickle of the fountain . 

He listened to the hisses and pops of static as the number connected and the phone rang again . 

Then there was a hiss and a door on the far side of the room slid open . 

But tape ` hiss " remained a limiting factor , especially in stereo , and it was easy to hear the tape hiss start up on LP records . 

They sat for a while in thoughtful silence while the shower passed from the surface of the lake and the light hiss of the rain ceased . 

The rushing sound of the water finally subsided and was taken over by the hiss of the cistern refilling . 

Later , Maud stood in there , turning her long body under the hot hiss of the shower . 

Her whisper , all but drowned in the hiss of the flames , sounded fluttery and frail . 

` We 'll be there in about thirty minutes , " the voice on the other end said , then there was a sharp hiss of static followed by silence . 

And then we heard one final hiss of the safety valves and then silence . 

Saturday night ; the pubs in the street would be doing good business but it was very quiet , only a faint hiss of escaping steam coming from the docks . 

There was the rich stench of charred wood , and the python hiss of water on embers . 

In one field he heard the hiss of scythes , and on a narrow terrace he saw two men weeding by lamplight . 

The only sound was the rhythmical hiss of fluid escaping an opened artery . 

The sibilant hiss of a sword being drawn sounded behind her and instantly the crowd dispersed , melting away into the shadowy alleys off the street . 

There was no sound except for her breathing and the hiss of the air exchanger . 

A sense of gloom blanketed his thought as he looked down to the dark water and heard the hiss of it rushing over the invisible weir ahead of him . 

The intercom issued a tiny electronic hiss , but nothing more of Court 's voice . 

Foam boiled up round the seal 's flank , then fell away with a soft , diminishing hiss . 

She glimpsed a man busy at a cylinder , and again there was a hiss ! verifying that the cylinder was the source of the noise . 

Record these background effects tapes at as high a level as possible to minimise tape hiss , and go for longish recording runs to give yourself plenty of margin at editing . 

High overhead , its soft hiss merging unnoticed with the night breeze , an ultrasonic whistle triggered into life , beaming its urgent summons to the killer pack . 

Only the hiss and wheeze of Tsu Tiao 's laboured breathing broke the awful silence . 

Then , with a furious hiss as she saw my gaze drop and become a stare , she whirled to present me with her back . 

The spit and hiss of a cornered cat may startle an attacker because of its suddenness and also because it is reminiscent of the threat display of a venomous snake . 

The sharp hiss of an angry breath drawn through clenched teeth stopped him in his tracks . 

There 's a hiss of people talking and laughing , and the explosive shrieks of children playing , shaking off the intensity of the afternoon . 

She heard the sharp hiss of his indrawn breath , and then he bent forwards and drew her gently up into his arms . 

Such opposition from his former Anglican and Tory allies persuaded James to try to forge an alliance with the Dissenters , in the hope that the disabilities under which they suffered would give them common cause with the Catholics to support the removal of the penal laws .

It was proposed that the NLP might form an electoral alliance with the National Peasant Party and the Social Democratic Party ( the two other parties formed , like the NLP , before the Second World War ) .

He and his daughter , he imagined , would form an alliance based on shared jokes and secret indulgences against a lonely and often disapproving wife .

The first salvos in what is threatening to develop into the Windows Wars were duly fired yesterday when Sun Microsystems Inc 's SunSelect formally announced its Wabi Windows applications binary interface which enables Windows applications to run under Unix without MS-DOS or Windows being needed , and Microsoft formally announced its alliance with Insignia Solutions Ltd , High Wycombe , to create Windows applications programming interfaces for the Apple Computer Inc Macintosh and Unix and other operating systems .

The dispute within ANZUS reveals the dilemma created by the conclusion of political and military alliances in treaty form .

Brown underlined a populist stance by refusing individual campaign contributions of over $100 , and promised a crusade against what he called '' the unholy alliance of private greed and corrupt politics '' in Washington .

Atria has strategic alliances with CASE vendors CenterLine Software and Cadre Technologies .

` There are no grounds for assuming that Libya was the only country involved , '' he said , suggesting again that there had been ` an unholy alliance '' between Iran , Syria and Libya .

TV should stick with fact , or with fiction ; not try to make an uneasy alliance of the two .

We can therefore see such a plasmid as a temporary alliance between genes which induce conjugation in the host bacterium ( and so make transmission of the plasmid itself possible ) , and genes which help the host to survive and multi ply .

These measures , collectively known as the Tory Reaction , meant that by 1685 the opposition alliance which had given rise to the first Whig party had largely crumbled .

With his friends and allies about him , a prince might discuss future strategy , consider marriage alliances , resolve disputes .

Its destroyer , she says , was an unholy alliance of nationalists bent on creating a racially homogeneous Serbian state and ex-communists longing to stay in power .

It appeared that when this alliance of powerful forces realized that some legalistic gloss over their environmental vandalism was necessary or desirable , not because they wanted it but because the public were increasingly becoming aware of pollution , they actively encouraged the legislature to formulate a bill which created the illusion of controlling corporations .

The loose alliance of nationalists , communist diehards and other malcontents succeeded in forcing Mr Yeltsin to agree to give an economic report .

It is an expression of alliance between groups of kin rather than a short-term arrangement between two private individuals .

An alliance of four parties , Russian Unity has 303 of the 1,033 members of the Congress of People 's Deputies , Russia 's highest legislative body .

The number of R & D alliances between Japanese and foreign firms , ranging from full joint ventures to product development or marketing agreements , has soared .

` It 's a tragedy that all those millions of pounds of investment are not going to create many jobs . 

It was only on the second and third day after the tragedy that the family slowly began to realise how many other people had been sitting around in shocked disbelief at the news . 

It is a tragedy that many children have been denied the chance to take these tests . 

The White House spokesman , Mr Marlin Fitzwater , explained that while the President ‘ deplores the tragedy of Tiananmen Square last June …

Another man enjoyed sex with his wife while they were reasonably distant but after the tragedy of their daughter 's death brought them closer together he went right off it . 

FIVE-year-old survivor John Tomlins still does not know that his brother and sister died in the ferry tragedy . 

There was almost a tragedy in 1905 when a major fire broke out one night in the early hours of the morning while 44 boys in the boys ' dormitories were asleep . 

There was another twist to the tragedy yesterday when it was revealed that a chemical spill threatened to poison one of the nation 's scarce drinking water supplies . 

And while we 're on the subject , Rachel , what did you mean the other night when you said the real tragedy for anyone facing up to a handicap was when expected support was withdrawn ? " 

The first Mr Whitley 's wife , Cindy , 34 , knew of the tragedy was when , through her kitchen window , she saw her husband running towards the house , his clothes ablaze . 

The regiment suffered one of the worst tragedies of the Falklands conflict when 51 guardsmen died in the attack on the landing ship Sir Galahad . 

Early settlers built large burial chambers and the solitary standing stones are memorials to the people who , it is believed , transported Bluestones from the Presely Hills to Stonehenge 4000 years ago . 

You can build the chamber with brick or blockwork , or even plywood sealed with G4 . 

Equally adept as an experimenter , he built high-performance cloud chambers at Liverpool and Aberystwyth , and obtained some of the earliest photographs from which the mass of the meson could be deduced . 

People have also constructed artificial underground chambers since the most ancient times , the native American kivas and the Cornish fogous being examples . 

Sometimes a doe will extend a dead end within a burrow and construct her breeding chamber ; more usually she makes a small hole either out in open terrain or sometimes in a hedgerow . 

Stoats generally construct their own small-diameter breeding chambers underground but I have known a stoat to be evicted from burrows by ferrets . 

Joan was lying on her bed , her face tear-stained , when Anne entered her chamber . 

One round after entering this chamber , the adventurers will be attacked by a Poltergeist ( see New Monsters ) . 

The Oracle responds at once to anyone entering this chamber , and asks them slowly in his husky , graveyard voice what they wish with him . 

Alone the Doctor leaves the ship , goes back to the tunnel and enters the chamber behind the stone door . 

I had already decided to do that as soon as I entered the darkened chamber where the royal beast sat slouched on a chair . 

He was exiting the Commons Chamber at the end of Prime Minister 's Question Time and I happened to be walking along the corridor which he was entering . 

But we can buttonhole anyone we please as they leave the chamber : a privilege akin to the London correspondents of Pravda or Izvestia being able to accost cabinet ministers in the members ' lobby of the Commons . 

Leaving the Chamber now and again to compare it with the live BBC-2 coverage , Mr Brown also looked very telegenic . 

Before leaving the chamber , Mungo turned back to take in the scene ; to fix it in his mind . 

A minute 's silence was observed , during which two members of Sinn Fein left the chamber . 

Much against the queen 's will , Alice Keppel insisted on seeing the dying king ; on being asked to leave the death chamber , she made an embarrassing scene and had to be escorted out . 

I had to leave the Chamber to attend a Select Committee and did not return here until halfway through the speech of my hon. Friend the Member for Kilmarnock and Loudoun ( Mr. McKelvey ) . 

At the end of Franco 's presentation , the draft was unanimously accepted by the members and Franco left the Chamber to the accompaniment of a standing ovation . 

Queens and princesses , officials and servants , all lived together in the great sanctuary chamber . 

He was admitted to the Middle Temple in 1648 , living in chambers until 1656 , but he never practised law . 

There was no reason why I should n't live in my chambers in the Temple -- but I lived there as Colonel Blair . 

As Dizzy tried to wake her , Rockwart , the evil ( and very large ) troll , grabbed him and locked our hero in an underground chamber . 

Anyway , " he seized my arm again , ` do you always lock your chamber ? " 

` So Ruthven locks himself in his chamber , he visits no one and no one visits him , but the next morning he is found poisoned and a white rose discovered lying on the bed . " 

He moved carefully into the chamber , glancing around at the curved walls , and the curtains of rock beyond . 

Anyway , " Athelstan continued , ` Sir Ralph moves from his own chamber to the so called security of the North Bastion tower . 

Cheryl ran into the airlock chamber and grabbed Piper by the throat , jerking the woman harshly to her feet . 

Even on the top one where Rachel showed us our chambers , the air was warmed by sweetened braziers and the atmosphere was comforting with gleaming wainscoting , coloured cloths , woollen carpets , carved chests and chairs . 

I tried to question my master on what he had learnt from d'Aubigny , once we were shown up to our chamber , but Master Benjamin was in one of his more withdrawn moods . 

You were right to point out that from now until polling day , whenever it may be , will be somewhat tortuous not just for the watching public but for Members who sit in this Chamber . 

Yesterday afternoon and evening , I sat in the Chamber because I am interested in the subject of the inspectorate . 

They were tired , then , these men sitting here in her chamber ; tired enough , like Bishop Jon , to fall asleep . 

The coroner sat forlornly at the desk in his chamber , his little chancery or writing office as he called it , a place he loved , at the back of the house away from noisy Cheapside . 

We returned without incident to the castle and slept safely in our own chamber . 

They were able to pay to stay in a small chamber of the manor and bought their meals at the kitchen and buttery . 

` He says he was freezing cold , " Philippa explained ` And stayed in my father 's old chamber in the White Tower . " 

He walked round and round his small chamber , haranguing the walls . 

He left Ranulf with the horses and walked round to Lady Amelia 's chamber . 

As the animal grew , new chambers were added to provide sufficient buoyancy for the increasing weight . 

Other works in the Gothic style included the tomb chamber he added to the sixteenth-century chapel at his own house of The Vyne c .1756 , to receive a monument to his ancestor Chaloner Chute ( d . 

In the ` head-building " vast chambers were built which often outmatched anything to be seen in Europe . 

Ranged along the western sides of the Bull Courts were suites of important cult chambers built in stone and mudbrick , and framed with horizontal and vertical timbering . 

Gley 's chambers were built of one of the new metals created through the exigencies of war . 

As the Psalmist does not mention the destruction of the city or the deportation of the people , the context can hardly be the destruction of Jerusalem in 586 B.C. But the description does not correspond either to what we are told in the Books of Maccabees about the defilement of the Temple in 167 B.C. , when only the priests ' chamber was destroyed and only the gates burned ( I Mac . 

Concurrent with the building of the earliest , a timber grave chamber was constructed beneath its floor to receive the decomposed remains of a middle-aged man . 

We were ushered into a small chamber ostentatiously furnished . 

Of course , certain chambers were locked : Sir Richard 's and Lady Isabella 's , for instance . 

Both Selkirk and Ruthven were found poisoned in chambers locked from the inside . 

In other chambers men , lords and their retainers sat and gossiped about what would happen next . 

News of the Prague embassy 's open door seems likely to provoke a greatly increased flow of new emigrants from East Germany . 

Indian Tamils , recent emigrants from southern India , had a very low social and economic position . 

After the Elizabethan conquest there had been the usual influx of people wanting land , but the landlords of the traditional type had been supplemented by London-based land-holding companies and also by peasant emigrants from Scotland . 

The massed emigrants to the United States were ( and still are ) in many cases American patriots well before they arrived or could speak English . 

In earlier life he had been in Canada and it is certain that at least some youthful potential emigrants to Canada were inspired by his accounts of life there . 

Many of the emigrants to South Africa were from middle-class families and are now in the professions there . 

But the great Australian five-eighth , child of English emigrants to Australia , Bobby Fulton , clinched the game . 

Shipping lines continued to carry emigrants across the Atlantic during the twentieth century . 

It was not thickly populated or well defended , but it was much larger than the islands the English already held in the Caribbean , so it provided land for English emigrants for some years . 

On their arrival in New Zealand in March , 1848 , the emigrants found a beautiful virgin land , devoid of roads , bridges , houses or other amenities . 

EARLY yesterday morning , the increasingly squalid West German embassy in Prague finally disgorged its cargo of more than 4,000 dirty , dazed and exhausted East German emigrants . 

The first Rottweiler litter to be whelped in the USA was in 1930 by a German emigrant , Otto Denny , who was already an established breeder in his homeland . 

An old twenties or earlier photograph of Jewish emigrants to Palestine adorns the top of a bookcase . 

On it , perhaps , the few simple words : ` To the Jewish emigrants from lands across the seas . 

During a tour of West European countries including France and the United Kingdom King Hussein discussed the " dangers " arising from the flow of Jewish emigrants from the Soviet Union to Israel . 

South Africa has also been very popular with Madeiran emigrants . 

Her tutors at University College have allowed her a third attempt next year but have insisted she take a year out . 

If you are already working as a nurse tutor at a college , please approach your principal for further details on how to apply . 

On graduating he was ordained , and for a short period was a tutor at New College . 

Audrey Baker , tutor for the National Marriage Guidance Council ( address on page 153 ) , says that although long-established marriages do not necessarily founder at retirement , many couples make themselves miserable by not communicating . 

Alter Judy became pregnant in the lower sixth at school , she left and found herself a tutor for her A-level English , and also attended maths classes at the local college . 

He supported the BIFD and was a most energetic tutor for the Diploma in Funeral Directing . 

All he seemed concerned about was finding a new tutor for Silvia . " 

For example , a male tutor from the local college used this technique to cajole some of the male users into joining the bridging course . 

A tutor from the centre where the applicant has applied to study , will act as mentor and advise/assist the applicant as necessary in completing the form and preparing a supportive portfolio of documentary evidence . 

Tutor -- Anne Day of the Dolmetsch Historical Dance Society and a tutor from the London College of Dance and Drama . 

However , the county council was reluctant to establish a post for a tutor in adult education and other options had to be considered . 

After the War , he was Fellow and Tutor in Economics at that college , deserting Oxford for a political career when he became an MP in 1950 . 

" I have been considering finding you a tutor in another European language , " her mother continued . 

Having collected minerals widely in northern Europe , he finally settled in Copenhagen , where he became a well-known collector , dealer , and tutor in mineralogy . 

Dr Eamon Duffy is fellow and tutor of Magdalene College , Cambridge , and a lecturer in divinity at the university . 

Boece was the friend of Erasmus ; and Erasmus became the tutor of James IV 's illegitimate son Alexander , Archbishop of St Andrews , whose death at Flodden he mourned with the most moving grief . 

All the principal tutors of NAS courses are actively engaged in fieldwork or research and many of the venues offer the opportunity to visit museums , historic monuments , ships , archaeological laboratories or maritime museums . 

Margaret Roberts , tutor of the geography method course , has long-standing research and teaching interests in Language and Learning . 

From 1828 until 1853 he was mathematics tutor of Wadham College , though he was never a fellow . 

I had known the family for some years as I had been Mrs Singh 's English tutor on a local authority adult literacy programme . 

However , this almost certainly reflects the general commitment to language ( particularly the teaching of reading ) by all tutors on Primary training courses . 

In 1629 Hobbes returned to the Continent on a second tour , as tutor to the son of Sir Gervase Clinton . 

Martin was for some years tutor to the MacLeods of Skye , and had also been at one time a scholar at Leiden University in the Netherlands . 

She had been , in fact , tutor to the young Princess Elizabeth , who was a virtual prisoner at Bisham before succeeding to the throne . 

Roger Ascham ( 1515-68 ) , tutor to Queen Elizabeth , wrote in The Scholemaster : 

The Board 's resident tutor , Douglas-Smith , was also accountable to the LEA which contributed towards his salary . 

His tutor , Dr Lindsell , declared , ` God keep Nick in a right mind and way , for if he should turn schismatic or heretic , he would make work for all the world . " 

At Oxford and some other colleges , a " Tutorial " is the name for weekly/fortnightly meeting with your tutor ( sometimes shared with one or two other students ) to read and discuss your written assignment . 

I 'm still friends with my tutor , and she was really pleased when I told her I 'd got a job . 

He was one of my tutors , I respected his views , that kind of thing . 

Many beginners have difficulty in bending the knee , and I do n't mean to their art tutor ! 

The museum will be holding exhibitions of Rembrandt 's work throughout the year and of the work of Pieter Lastman , Rembrandt 's art tutor . 

At the age of 17 she was raped by her perspectives tutor , Tassi . 

` If you want to know what a word means , " said my philosophy tutor , ` never look it up in a dictionary . " 

He would be a university lecturer , responsible far lecturing perhaps once a week ; a Fellow of Magdalen , involved in the administration of the College ; and , perhaps most importantly , a college tutor . 

Anandi Ramamurthy , a freelance educational gallery tutor brought in specially for this project , was commended for the way she made viewing interesting and easy to understand . 

I also had excellent advice from one of my history tutors : " Do n't read people on Marx ; read Marx . " 

The language tutors we have had on our courses were certainly not always given sufficient help to do the job asked of them , and as Language Enhancement Coordinator , I take my share of responsibility for this . 

Many potential foreign language tutors are also linguistically better educated . 

College sports and leisure tutor John Dacey , who is organising the fund- raising , said : ` We were inspired to raise the money through seeing reports about Albania which is the poorest country in Europe . 

Evidently , she took pleasure in surprising her tutors with new vocabulary . 

Many nursing studies departments have tutors with a specific remit for assisting nurses with their postbasic education , and they are usually very happy to provide assistance and advice to nurses currently in practice . 

He was educated under the supervision of his uncle , the Revd Henry Duncan , DD [ q.v. ] , at Ruthwell manse , his tutors including Robert Mitchell . 

Examination scripts should be marked by the subject tutors within two to three weeks of students sitting the examinations . 

The regular training programme is jointly planned by adult education advisory tutors and senior speech therapists . 

Tutor Julie Burbidge said : ` We always have plenty of students wanting to join the course which , this term , is over-subscribed . " 

He studied at the Royal College of Art before teaching at St Martin 's School of Art and is course tutor at Colchester Institute . 

More and more worried teenagers spend their Easter at intensive revision courses , such as those run by Cherwell Tutors in Oxford . 

The Business and Technician Education Council is such a company and you should ask your course tutor to see one of their communications to see how they display their limited liability status . 

The bond he formed with his tutor , T'ai Cho , for instance , was a strong one . 

When he was released he remained in Wales as a private schoolmaster until he became chaplain and tutor to the family of Lord Carbery in his beautiful house , ` Golden Grove " , in Carmarthenshire . 

A planned tutorial programme was prepared by the senior mistress , head of house and the child 's tutor to raise the awareness of the children in the tutor group . 

Malcolm Watters , senior careers tutor , careers , said : ` There is considerable local and national concern about the drop in number of students applying to study physics at advanced level in sixth form colleges . 

Involvement in the tasks of organisation in the UEMCC 's 1937 memorandum mentioned above , implied , inter alia , the appointment of university resident tutors . 

In September 1938 , A. E. Douglas-Smith took up his duties as university resident tutor in the county . 

He was led to believe that he would receive better than a university education with Mr. Wickstead as his personal tutor . 

Successful students are awarded the University of Durham Certificate in British Sign Language Tutors ' Training Course ( Foundation Level ) . 

Professor Brown , who was 47 , leaves a wife Evelyn , also an Open University tutor and 3 children . 

Matilda and Lavender , standing in a corner of the playground during morning-break on the third day , were approached by a rugged ten-year-old with a boil on her nose , called Hortensia . 

They gazed in wonder at this goddess , and suddenly even the boil on her nose was no longer a blemish but a badge of courage . 

His hair had been cropped cruelly short , and a piece of plaster covered a boil on his red , raw neck . 

The abnormal can be left , for news of it will inevitably rise like a suppurating boil . 

I would make the most accom tart , as well as Hero 's Muse , I thought , as I relieved his tension as expertly as a doctor lancing a boil . 

` Those meetings are about as bearable as a boil in the wrong place -- though this one should be more interesting than most . 

Once in a while someone has such a severe throat infection that they form a large boil behind the tonsils . 

She wished that Finn might contract painful boils , and rose to her feet . 

Consequently she 's got the beginnings of a nasty boil on her arm . " 

I had caused her further troubles by having boils and having to be brought back to England earlier than planned . 

But Kathie put life into perspective when her mother telephoned and , instead of enthusing at my achievement , Kathie said , ` The cat 's had a boil on its head . " " 

I had boils and chilblains all over my hands , had had two days food poisoning ( when I had vomited over the Sergeant-Major 's jeep ) , and was tired all the time . 

If Elisabeth condemned the municipality for not having commemorated a remarkable Danish woman , she blamed Holberg , Blicher , J.P . 

It reactivated the municipalities and initiated a process of integration between Israel and its newly captured territories . 

Locally elected municipalities may modify those guidelines , but ` The vast majority of the municipalities adopt the Ministry guidelines for all or almost all subjects " . 

Uniform centralization was the administrative pre-condition of all other reform , as the Caroline bureaucrats found when their agrarian programme was blocked by oligarchic municipalities . 

In Aragon and Valencia , General Suchet overhauled the finances , reformed the municipalities , and dissolved the monasteries . 

He was alleged to have diverted public funds through front companies to himself , his friends and the PS , leaving the municipality with creditors claiming a total of F1,200 million . 

It is only the second time this century that a school of sperm whales has been seen in the waters around Orkney . 

Schools of porpoise , dolphin and sometimes even turtles can also be seen but we were n't so lucky that day . 

The sound of his music attracted a school of dolphins , whereupon Arion leapt overboard and was carried safely to shore on the back of one of the dolphins . 

His last song attracted a school of dolphins , one of which ferried Arion on his back all the way to Corinth . 

The tuna fish swim beneath schools of dolphins , fishermen do not discriminate and scoop up the whole lot in their nets . 

Once dolphins locate a school of fish , they spread out , some individuals diving down to the school of prey to herd it to the surface by swimming around and under the fish in an ever-tightening formation . 

The swordfish , like the sailfish , will follow a school of fish for a considerable distance before it decides to attack . 

We floated there , hardly breathing through our snorkels , watching small schools of transparent , leaf-like fish -- which we assumed no ichthyologist had previously seen or named -- but there was no sign of an eel . 

The perch 's efforts are often disrupted though , by an invasion he is powerless to repel -- mass spawning schools of up to 20 minnows Pungtungia herzi can descend on his territory , lay their eggs alongside his , and then depart . 

During the May to August breeding season , she found that three quarters of perch nests along a 150-metre-long stretch of the stream were parasitised by schools of minnows ; during the same period , she only once saw a minnow laying its eggs away from a perch nest . 

Taking advantage of the diversion created by the school of minnows laying their eggs , this predatory fish would enter stage right and gobble up the perch 's eggs while he was desperately trying to evict the minnows . 

In this area , schools of large yellowfin tuna often swim underneath groups of oceanic dolphins . 

Fishermen have long known of the association , and have traditionally used the presence of dolphins as a cue to finding schools of tuna . 

LaBudde filmed entire schools of tuna trapped in the nets : ` ... the collective mass of their bodies temporarily pulling entire sections of net far below the surface . 

The degree of repetition of any one collocate in the list corresponds to the degree of association between the lemma and that collocate . 

Why , then , have the majority of studies of normal adult language processing been concerned with language comprehension ? 

The main question which was posed was whether semantic ( and pragmatic ) constraints could affect the amount of syntactic processing which was carried out in sentence comprehension . 

In a number of theories of text comprehension , such mappings are assumed to be made ( potentially ) at a number of levels . 

Since Broca 's pioneering work , a variety of studies have confirmed that the left hemisphere plays a dominant role in the comprehension and expression of written and spoken language . 

The main aim of the research is to examine the interrelationship between the comprehension and production of early vocabulary . 

To improve matters our electronic Frankenstein monster needs better peripherals for expression , and internals for ` add-ins " to aid its comprehension . 

Our comprehension , however , based as it is on observation , intuition , and guesswork is always only partial . 

The stuff Rufus wanted to know would be beyond the average reader 's comprehension . 

The reader can judge for himself whether his comprehension would have been fuller if he had known this topic . 

The tolerance and friendly hospitality that greets me everywhere baffles my comprehension . 

Perhaps television will eventually lead to better public comprehension of that much misunderstood institution of Parliament . 

These knowledge sources are essential to the comprehension of all but the simplest discourse , and hence present a considerable acquisition problem for computers . 

The second part describes communication by speakers or writers and comprehension by listeners or readers . 

Only the experience or the comprehension of this life allows the true understanding of unofficial Russian art . " 

After all , learning suggests to most of us some degree of understanding , some conscious comprehension of the problem to be solved . 

In cases of conduction aphasia , comprehension of spoken words and simple spoken sentences can be intact . 

No man can comprehend the things of God : if there is to be any comprehension on our part , then the onus is on God to reveal himself . 

There was lack of comprehension at how it could have happened and why the 63th Army could not have been relieved , and little consolation for bereaved relatives in the official interpretation of ` heroic sacrifice " . 

Does he accept that not only that youth 's family but many other people have a total lack of comprehension as to how someone could be hanged in this country when he was in police custody when the gun was fired and the unfortunate police officer was killed by another person ? 

There was also disappointment that no immediate action had followed such strong words , and lack of comprehension that Hitler needed any further powers to be granted . 

The wife also claimed damages for mental stress , vexation and strain caused by the defendants ' negligence . 

Wilson 's secretary of state , Robert Lansing , foresaw trouble ; self-determination was dynamite , he said , that would cause ` much vexation " . 

Any of the petty kings would have grown restive under the constant stream of minor vexations , but Melwas was even quicker to protest than most . 

But , determined that he should n't have the satisfaction of seeing her vexation , she said drily , ` Do n't mention it ; I 'm only glad it was n't rush-hour . "

The wife was entitled to compensation for her vexation , anxiety and stress which were the direct and foreseeable result of the defendants ' negligence .

Some 15,000 to 20,000 Palestinians also live in the area to remain under Israeli control --- a source of vexation to Palestinians .

Gefter and other activists said the Feb. 6 arrest of Alexander Nikitin was just the latest evidence of the government 's growing vexation with dissent .

Nigel had a bolero and cummerbund over a white , silk blouse and flared , velvet trousers . 

Several delegates turned up to the banquet wearing dinner jackets with camouflage bow ties and cummerbunds . 

Driving up to the gates of the camp , I saw my first legionnaire in parade uniform ; he was wearing a white képi , a green tie and blue cummerbund . 

The page wore an ivory silk shirt and trousers with a blue cummerbund . 

The weathermen said the storm had rivalled summer hurricanes in its intensity .

Nor was she at all put off or frightened by his intensity , when he flew into a temper if a drawing went badly .

It was an unsatisfactory relationship , but their meetings made up for infrequency by their intensity .

I was seventeen then and I loved my husband with so much intensity .

Li Shai Tung leaned forward , offering the boy the cup , conscious that he had become the focus of the child 's strange intensity ; of the intimidating ferocity of his stare .

Her panic attacks stopped and the frequency and intensity of her rage attacks decreased .

Abuse and scorn were heaped upon it with an intensity of attack that I can not remember experiencing previously in my political career .

Similarly , the textural and structural elements of a space can be surveyed to reveal an intrinsic scale and intensity of energy .

JA II impresses first with how tiny it looks for a car with such a monstrous reputation , second for the sheer physical intensity of the power when the Ford V8 crashes into life .

Due to the computational intensity of the system , this was only successful for the simplest of sentences with very few alternative words .

She refused even to look at Ace , although her body clamoured with a painful intensity as soon as he came to stand next to her .

But was her obvious intensity entirely based on religious grounds ?

We 're going to survive by being violent' -- he expressed it with passionate intensity .

SINEAD HAS really pulled it off in a big , bold way ; her honesty and emotional intensity permeate every bar , every nuance of every lyric .

In the ninth century King Alfred had built a castle here surrounded by three rectangular moats , from which to guard the road . 

When White and Davies were building their castles in the Midlands , the game was still mostly amateur . 

So beside every major town they built a castle garrisoned by loyal troops usually under the command of the local sheriff . 

Drogo built his castle high upon the mound at Skipsea Brough surrounded by ditches and earthworks . 

In Australia , the compass termites build castles in the shape of huge flat chisel blades , always with their long axis pointing north and south . 

Austro-German barons acquired lands in the newly won territories and built their castles on their estates . 

At night when storms lashed from the North Sea I gazed in awe at the hill where the Hunmanby Dane had built his wooden castle and yearned to enter the past . 

Black slabs of indeterminate material had been used to construct the ancient castle . 

( They were subdued by the Mongols , who destroyed their castles in 1256 . ) 

So in revenge , Zurich sent their own army to Rapperswil and destroyed the castle . 

` Fetch up there , Private Nobody , squires do n't live in castles . " 

His eldest son James , who had been living in Stirling castle , was persuaded to join the malcontents . 

She 's going to have to go and live in an enormous , unheated castle in Northumberland . " 

Later , under the Viscontis , the ducal palace occupied the site , although the dukes themselves moved into the castle following the murder of Giovanni Maria Visconti on the steps of the nearby church of San Gottardo . 

The Lebanese national army moved into the Castle of St Louis in Sidon in 1985 . 

When Vladislav moved to the castle , the tower was left incomplete and was subsequently used for the storage of gunpowder . 

The English embassy in France has a mansion in the Rue des Medeans , but in early spring they moved to a small castle outside Paris , the Chateau de Maubisson . 

And a museum now located in the town will be moved into the castle . 

Roads were being levelled , armies raised , castles erected , laws passed , justice imposed , while Scotland was still a collection of races . 

Until recently he had resided in a castle in Fantasy Gardens complete with ornamental moat and imitation Dutch village . 

The Castle was built as an ` eye catcher " , to be glimpsed from the library window of Sledmere , as though some forgotten castle had been crumbling in its wood for centuries . 

In the thirteenth century , a bishop had ordered the castle to be built and manned as a protection . 

Evidently a medieval castle had been built on the site of an Iron Age fort . 

Many new castles were built during this period , particularly in the north . 

The last castle to be built in Britain , it was completed in 1930 and is now owned by the National Trust who open it to visitors in the summer . 

Harlech formed part of a distinct military plan and its power and might are unquestioned even today , 700 years after the castle was built . 

At Collioure there was a great castle built right on the sea , and little boats , and placid fat women in black stockings . 

Nearby stands the massive castle built by François I , now one of the best archaeological museums in the world . 

Many castles were built in Finland in the Middle Ages , for defensive purposes . 

Captured in 1404 by Owain Clyndwr , the castle was sacked and burnt , never to rise again . 

In 1685 the castle was burnt by the Duke of Argyll and fell into ruin . 

The castle , constructed largely between 1283 and 1289 , was the work of the English Monarch , Edward I , and represents a high point in medieval castle-building . 

After the restoration of Charles II in 1660 the castle was destroyed . 

It also has a mock-medieval castle erected in 1798 , and even more extraordinarily a 250-year-old fossilised tree . 

` That was no carver 's or miniaturist 's craft , but black magic , for that was the castle in which I lived , and the forests and meadows round it were mine , where I roamed freely , with my beloved brother , until the black artist came one night seeking shelter from foul weather . 

From here , Norse longboats were sighted , ever before a castle was raised : fishing-boats must have perished within earshot ; the sunlight on the water ( to paraphrase Louis MacNeice 's poem ) hardened and grew cold . 

If the pursuers of Robert the Bruce had been women , they 'd have known that cobwebs come overnight . 

Thus Realism was able to make a quick conquest by importing a neat and powerful idea of science and showing how an economics-style analysis of nation states as pursuers of national interest scored high as science . 

Richard Pitman stole a quick look round to assess the closeness of his nearest pursuer -- at least twenty lengths -- and shortened the reins to keep Crisp together for the final draining half mile . 

Singlewood , 17 , ran into the courtyard of Durham Castle in a desperate bid to shake off his pursuer . 

As he turned away the second of his pursuers appeared on the pavement in front of him , drawing its hand from his pocket . 

Desperately , the Doctor tries a series of random landings in the hope of eluding their pursuers . 

Clearly prey need to be both sprinters over short distances and marathon runners over longer ones , to be able to defend themselves against both types of pursuers . 

The freezing sleet , half snow , half rain-wrapped ice , made the pavements like skating rinks underfoot and blew into the eyes of the pursuers . 

Obviously this was a ruse to throw would-be pursuers off the scent . 

They could hear the squealing roars of their pursuers over the tumult of their mounts ' hoofs . 

I recall imitating a stunt performed by the obscure Buffalo Bill Jnr in a Poverty Kow serial , when he outwitted his pursuers by swinging at speed from saddle into tree . 

The fourth managed to elude his pursuers by escaping into a bog where no horse could follow . 

Hard on his heels came the pursuit , and at the head of the pursuers was Richard . 

Det Insp Eddie Muddle , who is leading the hunt for the kidnapper , said : ` It was a very traumatic experience but she acted very sensibly by co-operating with her abductor for fear that something would happen to her child . 

Neither Shane nor Bernadette condemned the 25-year-old abductor for the torment she had given them . 

` I recognized her when her wig fell off , " my abductor said , holding it up with the scarf . 

` Why , I wonder , do you suppose that I should know anything of your sister 's abductor ? " 

The nuances are often quite subtle , but the following example shows how the press is trying to construct a sex maniac , while the police seem to be thinking more on the lines of an abductor without sexual assault necessarily being involved . 

They watched enthralled and motionless as a window-catch in the shape of a hook jiggled in the wind , and then flew open , letting in Hook the abductor to make off with Peter Pan 's two children . 

` At least you have the consolation of knowing your profession is n't one of life or death for the people you have left in the lurch in your noble search to rescue your innocent sister from her Viking abductor . " 

LITTLE Miss Bossy Emma Gardner keeps a firm grip on her brother after saving him from the clutches of a child abductor . 

The experience of previous queens and empresses of France was not such as to reassure any possible candidates . 

The Czar and Empress of Russia landed at Leith on 22nd September . 

Ivan 's coronation is particularly relevant to our theme because we have an eye-witness account of the spectacle he and his Empress presented immediately afterwards . 

In January 1858 an attempt was made to assassinate him as he drove with the Empress to the Opera in Paris . 

In the Crimea he designed additions for the empress to her palace of Bakhtchi-Serai . 

The Empress , who lacked neither intelligence nor courage , immediately understood the import of what had happened . 

The Empress would receive word that she had made contact with Rainald , which would stay her vindictive hand for a while . 

Only a few places , such as the Bay of Naples and Capri , already established thanks to the patronage of the Russian Empress , were regarded as tolerable in the hot season . 

The emperor and empress had foreseen and tried to forestall resentment on Louis the German 's part at the grant to Charles . 

The rings give protection from : Ethereal undead , Non-ethereal undead , Skaven ( two of these ) and followers and creatures of Khorne . 

If they are afraid of the undead , a Vampire is unleashed upon them . 

` Yeah , " said Camille from the sitting-room and Scarlet felt happier : all that she loved in the world was safely indoors , not roaming the streets with the dispossessed , the vengeful , the undead . 

Transposed in time to medieval days , where two cultures are fighting a losing battle against the undead , he becomes an unwilling hero . 

If the dead become the undead and rise up to do dreadful things then you will never receive the report . 

Christians are used to confessing their sins against God and against other humans , but is it really possible to sin against an ideal ?

This practice is a sin against God and man and stunts the growth of forty million people .

The next thing is to make sure that the sin committed against you is not causing you in turn to sin .

Giant Despair is the sin against the Holy Ghost ; on the other side , ` Evangelist " , who frequently comes to Christian 's rescue , represents the authority of the Bible .

` Sex before marriage is a sin , " he 'd already told her , ` and if I read the Gospels right , sex after as well , unless for the procreation of children . "

It was the week that the Church of England 's General Synod had agreed that homosexuality was a sin but had refused to discipline the sinner .

It also rejected worship of the saints and relics , pilgrimages , indulgences , and masses for the dead as futile attempts to purge the sins of the deceased or pile up merit for the living .

Comfort for Beleevers , a pastoral treatise never intended for the press , provoked a storm by declaring that God was in part the author of the sins of the godly .

The flowing blood was the symbol and proof that life had been taken in payment for the sins of the guilty and as a substitute for his own guilt-stained life .

But by the end of the poem , he has become a character of extra-terrestrial proportions , a romantic sufferer carrying on his shoulders the sins of society .

We were born in sin as as as David said , and shape in inequity .

The greatest sin in the world is to have sex when you do n't want it .

This was our ‘ Marche Képi Blanc ’ , on completion of which we would have passed the tests to become legionnaires . 

From October 1994 , the Board will pay solicitors ' representatives only if they have passed an independent test to carry out police station work . 

The names of the other two workers have been placed on the waiting list for the test to permit them to drive a mini bus . 

Rob Wilson 's reputation as a rod builder is unequalled in Scotland and perhaps the greatest test of his skill came in 1958 . 

With the scratch golfer 's appreciation of a demanding test of skill , he loves Royal Portrush , and appreciates just as much the way he was greeted by the club . 

But Fimbra 's rigid policing style has alienated many of the firms which have passed the test of being responsible , well-conducted businesses . 

The only point of Mr Baker 's tests that I can divine is that they will serve to check up on the teachers . 

But whoever it was that made that claim obviously did not have a school day on which he was expected to use MY brain to do one of Mr Kent 's maths tests ! 

` What did you get on your math test , Charity ? " that horrible Tommy Bellinger had asked her . 

The theoretical framework underlying the APU 's oracy tests is echoed in the GCSE national criteria for assessing oral communication . 

Your body -- even if it ca n't do Mr Kent 's maths tests or win the high jump -- remains something that modern science can not copy . 

Some are concerned with eliciting comparable and highly schematized data such as word-lists or responses to subjective reaction tests ; for the moment , these will not be discussed ( but see chapter 8 ) . 

There are many types of reading test currently used in primary schools ; most of them , however , are norm-referenced rather than criterion-referenced , and so do not relate directly to the levels of attainment described above . 

Research concerns such issues as implementation and take-up , educational home visiting , home- school communication , effects on reading test performance , and teachers ' and parents ' views of involvement . 

Selection is by qualifying tests ( meant to assess general ability ) and interviews . 

After that , the final two weeks at Orange would be spent in taking tests and exams in everything that we had learnt . 

he took the test after being told that at more than 50 he was too old to learn . 

As the law stands , it is possible for a teenager to pass a driving test on his 17th birthday -- and drive off in a 150mph Ford Sierra or a Mercedes sports . 

GRAN Dot Ransom , former mayoress of Warwick , has passed her driving test at the first attempt -- at the age of 70 . 

Laura Brown , the youth worker , has passed her mini bus driving test and two senior boys have completed the Senior Member Involvement Training Course . 

The pupils taking the reference test were divided into three equally sized bands according to their scores . 

At present a person can take a few driving lessons and pass a driving test and he is then free to purchase any type of car they can afford , regardless of how powerful that car is . 

Adult anglers in Germany must take evening classes and pass a multiple choice test before they can get their rod licence . 

The alcohol knowledge test ( AKT ) is a twenty item multiple choice test of alcohol knowledge . 

Both the Listening Test and the Grammar Test have been the subject of rigorous research over a number of years , with up to forty different nationalities of students . 

The Grammar Test focuses on the grammatical structures of English covered by the vast majority of coursebooks and public examinations . 

Note that the Grammar Test has been divided in two parts ( 1-50 , 51-100 ) . 

Candidates offering ` AS " level French may be required to take a language aptitude test . 

Some published language tests provide data regarding the variability to be expected in test scores if the test were to be repeated on the same child at relatively close intervals . 

Language tests had been carried out in the breach rather than the observance . 

Or Alice Welch , from Byron Drive , York , who became Britain 's oldest novice when she passed her test on her 74th birthday -- at the sixth attempt . 

Before a salesperson is allowed in the field , he or she must pass a test in the presence of the field sales manager . 

Commonly known as an essay , this form of assessment is the most open-ended type of written test . 

He was , as Corky had told her , the star of the quiz team at his local pub , a mine of that sort of obscure information that forms the basis for tests of general knowledge . 

The geometry tests included questions on drawing , visualization knowledge of names of shapes and parts of shapes , and area and volume items . 

In the USA teacher competency tests are also included ; these test teacher knowledge . 

These tests have been used for individual student assessment and as instruments for the product evaluation of instructional programmes . 

There is a test at the end of each topic for the student to complete and marks in percentage are given upon completion . 

The dramatic headland of St Govan 's Head is a firm favourite with climbers and there are many bridlepaths and riding schools . 

We round a headland and I am behind again because of staring downwards and then towards the horizon , willing an orca to break surface . 

The Istrian Peninsula has a rugged coastline of pine-clad headlands between innumerable bays and inlets . 

Four days later on 21 October 1520 , a day celebrated throughout the Catholic world as the Feast of St Ursula and the Eleven Thousand Virgins , Magellan sighted a headland . 

It really deserves a more romantic name , Plockton meaning the town on the headland . 

Conditions stayed favourable and when we got to the headland of Volunteer Point , the small boat was launched and we were ferried ashore with only the odd wet foot resulting from the landing . 

So it was not until we set out to explore the headland of Snaefellsness that we encountered sea-birds in any numbers . 

During a violent storm it broke away and drifted westwards until it hit land on the barren headland of San Quentin . 

The ancient and dignified town of Bellagio , with its historic silk industry , sits on the headland where Lake Como forks . 

Ahead of us a headland loomed out of the mist like the prow of a huge ship . 

Its bow-wave made a dark miraging ripple on the creamy blue surface of the sea , and that was all that remained of civilization when the boats had disappeared behind the western headland . 

One of his proceedings this year , it is said , was the first step in constructing a fortified naval base among the hitherto neglected rocks of the headland of Piraeus . 

Look-out posts were placed on headlands of Euboia , and another on the island of Skiathos , off S , the south-east cape of Thessaly , with arrangements for signalling . 

On the headland above Praia do Carvoeiro and overlooking the sea sat the small white local church . 

They first appeared in the Old World during Sigmar 's time , when a whole band crossed the Worlds Edge Mountains and conquered the other Orcs that lived in the hills to the northwest of Stirland .

Into a steady rain from the northwest we drove , following the faint yellow glow of our headlights .

It is now a grand little farmhouse forming part of a courtyard together with its outbuildings and set against the prevailing wind from the northwest .

The barren heights of Bodmin Moor now not surprisingly among the most lightly populated areas of Cornwall , were in ancient days the most densely settled . 

Running east from Sedbergh to link with Wensleydale is the lovely unspoilt valley of Garsdale , native trees and lush pastures softening the harshness of the confining heights of Baugh Fell and Rise Hill . 

Open mountain heights and gently sloping valleys characterise the mid-section reaching nearly 1500 metres in the High Feldberg . 

Not for a moment did his eyes sweep around the mountain heights which everywhere peered down on this upturned basin of ancient civilisation . 

Lord Byron had imagined the souls of dead Highland heroes riding the gales around the mountain 's rocky heights . 

The rocky heights of the Snowdonia National Park dominate the scene here . 

Ben 's heart was light as he swung along through the meadows that lay before the heights of Lulling Woods . 

The water came down so fast from the cold heights that it remained icy even in the thick heat of the valley . 

It is 3½ miles ( 5.8 km ) long and runs from the heights of the Cotswolds down to the Vale of Evesham . 

Bob was taken round the various barns which held the winter fodder and together he and George rode the most advantageous trails , which would get the ewes down from the heights most speedily . 

As you drop down into Blaenau Ffestiniog from the heights of the Crimea Pass , the entrance to Gloddfa Ganol is on the right , lower down on the left is Llechwedd . 

From the heights of Newby Head the old turnpike road sweeps down through Widdale and over the foot of Ten End to where Hawes marks the head of the dale . 

There were five in our party for the heights of Machu Picchu -- two Australians , a French couple and myself . 

As he gazed up into the heights above he noticed a faint thickening of the air as if some of the mist had seeped inside . 

He stared at the icebound heights , remembering other mountains . 

But it is the staging post for the final leg which takes the long distance route to Fort William -- and it 's the beginning of another fine walk which , like the Way , skirts the heights of the Mamore range to reach scenic Glen Nevis . 

Connor let him go , and settled his collar with ironic courtesy , arranging it round his flaming scarlet necktie . 

His black necktie was steadied by a gold pin the shape of a crucifix . 

Killion put down his glass and used the Frenchman 's necktie as a towel to mop his face . 

I note how their shoulders go stiff with tension as they pick out neckties . 

He had discarded his uniform and wore his best suit , a light pearly grey , with a brightly-coloured necktie , and a rose in his buttonhole . 

His first action must be to unloose that dreadful knotted necktie ; he pulled at it but it was too tight to move while he held the body in his arms . 

As the lights came up I saw he was standing up straight and alert , with cubes of dried vomit decorating his cheeks . 

The tomb is an almost pyramidal cube of red sandstone whose almost absurdly thick inward-battering walls are topped by a dome of solid white marble . 

Then she served a carbonnade of large cubes of beef and triangles of wholemeal bread spread with French mustard , the gravy tasting largely of Guinness . 

He unfolded his arms and turned to tip spices and chicken and cubes of pork into the pan . 

Hannah had poured herself a dry Martini and put in ice cubes and lemon . 

Stir in the monkfish cubes and simmer for another 5 minutes or until fish is just done . 

Remove the fish from the marinade and thread pieces alternately with the pepper cubes and courgette pieces onto 4 long skewers . 

There were still old parts of Bucharest surviving despite the bulldozers of Ceausescu which had torn down the old to build huge concrete cubes . 

A specially good recipe within my family is the combination of fresh pineapple cubes with fruit mincemeat . 

3 Scatter the brioche cubes in six small gratin or shallow heatproof dishes . 

Without speaking she stuck the toothpick into another cube of Turkish Delight and , leaning across the table , put it to his lips . 

Other herbs can be deep-frozen , either dry or in cubes of ice . 

Finally , add extra sparkle by serving up the Christmas spirit with bobbing snowmen and fir tree-shaped ice cubes -- they 'll certainly break the ice at parties ! 

THE new television advertisement for the Volkswagen Golf shows a car being dropped , removed and returned as a cube of twisted metal -- to prove that it is recyclable . 

Michaela Dyson returned home from a holiday in Spain to find a one-ton cube of crushed metal on her driveway where her Ford Cortina had once stood . 

Well , we can give a certain clear sense to saying that the hot coffee is able or has a power to dissolve the cube of sugar . 

Paul pulled several cubes of sugar from his pocket and tossed them among the children , and they squealed and fought among themselves , passing the prizes eventually from hand to hand . 

Lily dropped a cube of sugar into her champagne and they clinked glasses , still laughing . 

A wail more dismal than the bird cries rose up from under the horse . 

Their wails and screams rose above the crackle of their burning homes and were made even more blood-curdling by the clangorous din of the church bells that frantically appealed to heaven for aid . 

Suddenly the stillness was broken by a distressful wail that came from the other side of the square . 

With a wail Jenny threw herself on the bed and buried her face in her pillow . 

Across the hall , someone opened the door to the nursery , and the thin wail of a baby cut across her thinking , and she raised her head sharply , feeling a sudden surge of anxiety . 

We heard the wail of a siren approaching the hotel , below us . 

Dane curled her long body into the remaining space and lay with her head resting on her front paws , oblivious to the pups ' wails of hunger . 

But as she did so , she thought she heard a thin , piercing sound , like the wail of a child who has just wakened up and found himself alone . 

The echoing impact of boot with pavement broke a silence nearly as terrifying as the noisy wail of the siren earlier , and drew heads to basement windows here and there up Cliveden Place . 

At this juncture the peace of the night was rent by the sudden wail of air-raid sirens , and as they started to walk off they bumped into some Italian soldiers . 

The wail of alerted police cars filled the night air , Gerald Kaufman left the premises with the help of a fire escape , the fate of the Tory Party being no concern of his . 

Below him he could hear the passing wail of sirens , a familiar sound after dark had fallen over the city . 

She was the first to hear the distant wail of the ambulance and tapped Madge 's arm reassuringly . 

The silence was eased by a long wail from a ship 's hooter from downstream . 

Then there is a wail from ahead , a roar and a burst of light ; the face is gone for ever . 

There was a wail from the bed and , for the first time since Charles had entered the room , Lesley-Jane spoke . 

As they entered the kitchen Christopher let out a wail , ducking his head in towards Alan 's body . 

Nobody said anything , and Jean waited , agonised , for the baby 's first wail . 

A whisper went among them , and when the name of the dead man became known , a moaning wail went up , for Sam Gristy was greatly loved . 

A woman 's hysterical wail rose above the crackings of the whip . 

Yorick screamed again -- the high wail lasted for several seconds before it ended with a sharp report . 

A horrible weeping woman with an emaciated face and black teeth , the cyoeraeth 's wail announces the approach of death . 

Looking further ahead , Mr Garnett has made provision for using refillable plastic cartridges of chemical with his device . 

Each sample was loaded onto a C8 reverse phase silica cartridge with metal frits ( Bond-elute , Anachem ) previously prepared with washes of methanol and water at pH 3.5 ; washed with 1 ml each of HPLC grade water , 10% ethanol and hexane , and finally eluted with 1 ml of methanol . 

As the rebels , sword in hand , ran after the retreating cavalry , sonic of the royal infantry stood their ground and tried to take them in the flank but the heavy rain had left most of their cartridges too damp to fire and the frustrated musketeers thereupon also took to their heels . 

The offender was equipped with a realistic replica pistol , which was capable of firing blank cartridges . 

It may have a wider application with the advent of ` pen " syringes now available utilising cartridges for short-acting insulin . 

So , imagining we would have problems with security , I turned round , dumped the cartridges at Brookes 's and returned to the Palace . 

They look rather like a music CD but they are kept permanently inside small plastic cartridges for protection . 

The Protec filters which can be built up by modules , feature brushes , foam cartridges and flocor . 

Some game cartridges now cost as much as £65 and parents often end up shelling out as much as £160 for the cartridge and machine to play it on . 

The folding legs are swung out for action and the control valve ( at the end of 12in flexible tubing is screwed onto the gas cartridge . 

On-screen guidelines are given for changing the ink cartridge , which does 60 pages at a cost of around 2.5 pence each . 

One way of reducing ink costs is to refill the cartridges -- I understand that most cartridges are refillable . 

Not ink and nibs , but typewriter cartridges and continuous-feed computer paper …

It is relatively easy to tell with clothing or fishing reels , even shotgun cartridges have different loadings , but surely an artist 's paintbrush is an artist 's paintbrush ? 

One part of the duties of owning a laser printer is the task of replacing consumables -- the toner cartridge and photoconductor unit spring readily to mind at this point . 

Responsibility for the stocking and issue of computer disks , printer ribbons and laser printer toner cartridges will be transferred to Stationery with effect from …

Fuel : butane or butane/propane gas in any compatibility screwtop resealable cartridges . 

Luckily I had run off a faint quality copy ( like this letter ) to economise on ink cartridge use as cartridges £14 or so each . 

Asked whether the governor and his entourage could have visited this spot without U. S. firepower at the ready , an Afghan police commander laughed heartily .

There were contradictory reports on whether two car bombs had exploded in the area before the suicide bomber walked up to Fahdawi and his entourage .

The thunder of the choppers filled Kabul 's night sky as Obama 's entourage passed over the capital .

Kadafi , his sons and their various entourages often publicly contradict each other in specifying positions of the regime .

" Today 's incident bears witness to what kind of people Maskhadov and his closest entourage are .

Wardak had become uneasy in recent weeks , a member of his entourage said , upon hearing of persistent and escalating death threats by the Taliban .

They drive around in entourages past sacks of corn meal and flour , and sometimes guns hidden in sorghum bags , that are shipped in from Uganda and Tanzania .

So did Mahmoud Jibril , Libya 's interim prime minister , who arrived with an entourage and moved to the front of the line .

After two days of hearings , Boren on Oct. 9 called on the Attorney General to investigate the conduct of senior Justice Department officials .

Where a group of persons is acting in a threatening manner , the pre-Act cases established that conduct of the defendants taken together should be considered .

There were few changes in the duties and conduct of the regular police in the years after Campbell 's departure .

These managers did not come across as having expert power , because they had had minimal training and appeared to be unorganised and therefore unprofessional in their conduct .

In these circumstances the plaintiff 's conduct amounts to contributory negligence as he acted negligently .

Solicitors are bound by strict rules that regulate their professional conduct and in the particular context of financial services there are important guidelines designed to protect the management or proper investment of your money : --

The accused is dishonest if his conduct is dishonest according to the current standards of ordinary decent people and if the accused knows that his conduct is regarded as dishonest according to those standards .

She was advised to ` keep a low profile " in future but was never reprimanded for her conduct .

His peewit , he said , would manifest its friendship by its exemplary conduct , eating insects of all shapes and sizes but never pecking or injuring the plants .

Violent conduct by miners was condemned ; that by police justified as defensive or reactive .

This is because a ` friendly " government is less likely to suppress violent conduct by its voters .

Comparable conduct by non-police officers would surely have led , in less than four years , either to criminal charges or to punishment for contempt of court .

I have adhered strictly to the rules and conventions relating to the conduct of the Prime Minister .

One might protest that such primitive devices would not be relevant to the civilized conduct of staffroom and classroom , but it is surprising how thin the veneer of civilization turns out to be .

The conduct of an increasing number of the young would have been unthinkable 30 to 40 years ago .

Section 8 says that violence means any violent conduct towards persons or property .

However , these explanations of violence against women do not tally with the evidence of the extent of the violence nor its continuity with other forms of male conduct towards women .

About 30 ambassadors were recalled to Moscow to explain their conduct in the coup .

Since they were chosen by the landowners of the county , the latter were held responsible for their conduct in office .

Thus jus in bello turns out to have considerable implications for conduct in peace-time , including in time of crisis .

As the answers themselves acknowledge , the conduct of governments in their relations with each other may be affected by considerations of policy as well as by considerations of legal characterisation .

When assessing the plaintiff 's conduct the court will make allowance for the fact that the defendant 's negligence has placed the plaintiff in a dilemma .

Its autonomy was , however , short-lived , and although it was probably no less active than it had been under Henry VII , Wolsey 's domineering conduct thrust it into subservience .

On a much grander scale are the Niagaran limestones around the Great Lakes in North America , where the reefs reach tremendous proportions , such as the splendid Thornton Reef on the outskirts of Chicago . 

SUMMER bathers have been warned to keep out of the lake in Middlesbrough 's Central Gardens . 

They accompany the eurypterid arthropods ( which may have preyed upon them ) , and we can visualize the rivers and lakes of the time thronging with the first invaders from the sea . 

A hotel-restaurant with its terrace overhanging the slope gives splendid views over the Lake of Thun and the Stockhorn group . 

A nature lover who created a lake on land to attract wildlife has been ordered to destroy his project after angering Lord Hanson . 

Since 1926 the western fringes of the Cheviots have been planted with 250 square miles of close-packed conifers , while in their depths sprawl the seven miles of the Kielder Water reservoir , Europe 's largest man-made lake . 

Set on one of the Black Forest 's largest lakes , Schluchsee lies in the southern part of the Forest , enjoying one of the sunniest climates in Germany . 

Friends of the Earth described the report as a " litany of government neglect and mismanagement of Britain 's lakes and rivers " . 

The main carp lake was dredged in October but is now ready for fishing and has been stocked with fish to 36lb . 

Ichkeul : one of the last and biggest of North Africa 's great freshwater lakes . 

Every idea that evokes the infinite is a magic wand that freezes the mirror lake , and it is like the climax of passionate love , only more subtle and beautiful . 

East Sussex County Council has created a five hectare lake near the mouth of the Cuckmere River to attract wading birds , with nesting islands for Ringed Plovers . 

When it was all over , Swan and Little Billy flew higher and circled the lake for a last look . 

Almost perfectly circular , it contains a virtually circular lake with another almost perfectly circular island in its centre -- the whole confection looking like a vast floating doughnut . 

Most scientists consider lakes with alkalinities less than 200 µeq/l to be acid sensitive ( Schindler , 1988 ) . 

If there is no ` market " for pollution , the firm can pollute the lake without cost . 

At the head of the lake is Flitelen , on the delta of the river Reuss , which there enters the lake after flowing down from the Gotthard . 

The effect of a barrage or sea-wall being built from , say , Gibraltar Point just south of Skegness to Holme in Norfolk , would create a tide-free inland lake of approximately 400 square miles . 

Lakes with densely saline waters are found in several of Antarctica 's oasis areas . 

Excavations indicate that our ancestors frequented the lake margin where streams coming off the volcanic highlands entered the lake . 

His are dark … like where the cove-water meets the lake over there . ” 

38 Engineer Regiment from Claro Barracks , Ripon , search a lake where a light aircraft crashed when hit by flying wreckage . 

The fish they were pulling out of the Swedish lakes were badly deformed . 

These leaves are beautifully preserved in a flat-bedded and very highly fissile shale , laid down at the bottom of a fresh water lake . 

When Whittlesey Mere was drained in the 1850s , a heap of dressed stone was found at the bottom of the lake , evidence of a medieval boating accident . 

Police describe Tyrone Evans as extremely dangerous.He 's charged with dismembering the body of a man whose torso was found at the bottom of a lake . 

On warm sunny days you may see Red-eared Terrapins basking around the edge of the lake . 

They finally reached the edge of the ancient lake late on the second day of their journey up the river , and in company they had not expected to attract . 

Later , I thought wearily , as my tired horse plodded along the shore of the Lake , I would see more clearly what to do . 

He excelled when he caught fine rays of sunlight dappling the surface of a lake . 

In their fantasy , the window was curtained in white muslin billowing gently in the breeze which rippled the surface of the lake below . 

Like many lakes , Semer Water has its legendary sunken village or town , complete with underwater church bells tolling as storm winds move the surface of the lake . 

In places the ice seemed to be frighteningly thin , and our boots turned it mushy as seeping salt water formed lakes in the snow-vales . 

The storms that threatened to pluck him from the summit where he stood barely rippled the grey waters of the lakes that were strung like pearls along the centre of the grassland far below . 

Most water and ions enter the lake directly from precipitation or snow-melt . 

It is a fundamental principle of the Bill that it would enable the impoundment of a fresh water lake in place of the existing salt water tidal area . 

Since the 1970s , water purification plants have cleaned up the lake , which had become seriously polluted by heavy metals and organic compounds discharged by industrial plants . 

They had sat by the lakeside and watched Viking longboats racing through the still waters of the man-made lake . 

She hopped on board and was soon sailing across the lake , expertly skimming her way through the shoals of orange whales . 

As we drove up to Mrs Knelle 's house , we passed a man in dark clothes , with tousled grey air , walking unsteadily beside the lake . 

A day , days , must have passed since he stood beside the lake . 

One evening in late summer , as he was sitting quietly beside a lake , he felt the strange calmness again . 

They had gone a long way without her even knowing it and they were riding beside the lake she had seen from the air . 

Walking back across the fields , he suggested that they stop by the lake on the way . 

A cafe with a sun terrace lies by the lake , so you can relax in the sun and enjoy your surroundings to their full . 

Most of the groups that met by the lake could speak to each other . 

In the evening they were to sing by the lake and gone to inspect the stage . 

The Nuneaton and Bedworth Council claimed it had received letters of protest from residents opposed to a trial scheme to allow fishing on three lakes in the borough . 

The wheel was fed from a large lake at the rear of the mill , the water exiting under the adjacent road through a substantial stone tunnel . 

Exhausted fugitives crawled from the lake , frozen and bedraggled , mostly to capture , a few , like him , to possible escape . 

She must have known I was watching as she lifted herself from the lake , water running down her long back , the skin glistening in the light cast from the house across the lawn . 

Alan Chalky White whose body was recovered from a lake in Cirencester in ( 19-89 ) nineteen-eighty-nine . 

Activities : Swimming in the lake , tennis , boating rambling and windsurfing are all available . 

Many years ago , one of the hunters had drowned in a shallow lake further out across the plateau . 

White was stabbed and dumped in a lake because he had been due to give evidence against Gardiner in a robbery trial . 

The book is a stampede , faithful to its title and its Epigraph which is the story of the Gadarene swine possessed by devils and rushing into the lake of Galilee and drowning themselves . 

The 42,000-ton rock , which had threatened to plunge into the lake and inundate the opposite shore with a huge wave , was blown up by Swiss army explosives experts . 

June 18 : Taylorcraft B N37611 crashed into lake and sank at Kakhonak , Alaska , during flight with unlicensed pilot . 

They plunged into lakes , crashed into busses , flipped over like turtles or got jammed between lampposts . 

Did I ever tell you about the time I was thrown into a lake up in the-- " 

His gods lived in the lakes , hills and clouds among which he walked , not in a high cerulean Italian sky . 

The friends laughed and squealed with delight as they took a short boat trip to see the crocodiles and hippos that live on the lake . 

One species living in a lake in Mexico , regularly changes to a land-living adult form in the normal fashion . 

It lives in lakes and streams in Australia , hunting for shrimps often in murky water . 

When the plane duly clipped the trees and landed on the ice lake one property developer sat up and asked : ` How far have we got ? " 

The hotel 's restaurant enjoys a good reputation , with a lovely first-floor terrace where on fine days you dine overlooking the lake . 

For those who can afford the £2,910 for a peak period February fortnight , Badrutt 's Palace Hotel overlooking the frozen lake in St Moritz offers the ultimate in Alpine luxury . 

They stopped at the balustraded terrace overlooking the small lake , and leaned over ; below , enormous golden fish lay around in the green water . 

Halfway across he imagined the water there again , he saw the lake fill up , some ghost of the ocean haunting him , and shuddered at the thought of drowning in such loneliness , in such heat . 

I took the milk , and I poured it on the floor where the slate is hollowed , because once I saw the lake in moonlight and it was white . 

Suddenly there was a brightness like sunlight below them , and Little Billy could see a vast lake of water , gloriously blue , and on the surface of the lake thousands of swans were swimming slowly about . 

Wherever you go , even in the towns , you can see mountains and lakes . 

She was going to swim in the lake , alone , because both Nick and her father had expressly forbidden it . 

We cooled off on our way back to camp with a swim in a roadside lake ; a memorable day . 

They have ignored signs telling them not to swim in the lake in the hot weather . 

Make the most of a holiday to Australia , Switzerland or the Italian lakes by taking a twin centre holiday -- see twice as much and enjoy the contrast between totally different resorts . 

This falls within the period from about 35kyr to 25kyr when lakes in East Africa were again high . 

Most dogs are humanely destroyed by an intravenous injection of a powerful barbiturate or a mixture of a barbiturate and other drugs . 

Though my Mother had enough barbiturates in her system to kill ten people , her addiction had built up sufficient tolerance to suggest the possibility of an accidental overdose . 

People try to beat that misery with barbiturates , but nothing can cure it because you 've taken away from yourself all chance of feeling pleasure . 

The cause of death was given as a combined overdose of barbiturates and alcohol . 

It was nicknamed the ` People 's Avenger " , the ` Patriotic Shortener " , the ` National Razor " and the ` Red Theatre " . 

Taken in and taught by rancher Turnstall , he turns into a raging avenger when Turnstall is shot . 

My idea of a truth-and-justice lone avenger never appears in less than platoon strength , preferably nuclear-armed . 

Thereupon he made the surprising comment that the agitation about his List was inspired by anti-Semitism . 

The rector felt a little inner agitation at this news , but did his best to look disappointed at Ella 's temporary absence . 

His agitation seemed an aspect of my fading dream , and it was several moments before I could take in what he was saying . 

Meryl could sense the woman 's agitation and anger , and cast around for some diversion . 

The actors Walter and Mavis Bricknell put up their hands in agitation . 

Nan Ho turned , his extreme agitation unnoticed by the Prince . 

As she paced , unaware of the picture she presented of extreme agitation , she looked only at the ground , and so did not know that she was observed . 

Each time she tries to judge she suffers ` a feeling of agitation and indeed anguish " . 

When later she left her room , while feeling agitation and a mixture of disturbed pride and discomposure about seeing Naylor again , she anticipated that it would be another six hours before they left Parkwood . 

She was in a state of considerable agitation , and burst into speech . 

Holy Dying was written under the impact of the death of Lady Carbery as well as that of Taylor 's own wife -- ` The bundles of cypress which were intended to dress her closet but now come to dress her hearse " . 

MPD frequently arises in people who were sexually abused as children , or who experienced what Putnam calls ` sensory deprivation " -- being bound , gagged , stuffed in trunks or locked in closets for example . 

` The one he was locked in the closet with the night I arrived . " 

I do feel a bit guilty though , having nice guitars sitting in a closet ; they should be out there howling . " 

It 's helping them to understand the immense pressures on them to stay forever in the closet . 

At a friend 's studio she posed , head on one side and delicate long fingers hanging languidly from the enveloping sleeves of her home-made gown . 

The man was perhaps in his sixties , the empty right-hand sleeve of his jacket pinned to his side . 

He rose then as if to go but impulsively Robyn caught at the sleeve of his robe . 

She grabbed Steve 's sleeve , their eyes in unison watched the ball sail through the air and high over the net . 

Smallfry was smiling sweetly as she reached for Frankie 's sleeve and eased him in the direction of the door . 

I did n't mind a bit when it ran down my wrist and into my sleeve . 

He wiped the inside of the helmet with his anorak sleeve and put the helmet down beside him . 

Her fingers clutched at the light material of his jacket sleeve as though imploring him to listen . 

He shot it straight out of his jumpsuit sleeve , through the skin and bones of his human hand and right at Rex 's throat . 

The mare was indicating that she did , standing companionably in the darkening stable , lipping at his anorak sleeve . 

An easy , t-shape voile blouse with short sleeves and an unusual horizontal pleat detail . 

She reached out for him again , and his arms felt lean and hard through the sleeves of his tunic . 

Paige watched the movement in terrible fascination , watching the play of muscles in his tanned arms beneath the rolled-up sleeves of his shirt . 

He was in his shirt sleeves staring through the side window at me . 

Having exhausted the tissues , she wiped her nose on her sleeve . 

I would wear extra layers of clothing and pull the sleeves of my sweater down to hide my white , numbed fingers . 

She had put an old cardigan over the top , and she 'd rolled up the sleeves and she was shaking that bucket . 

Nenna had rolled up her sleeves in the warmth of the snug , showing round forearms covered with very line golden hair . 

` Do n't you ever put me through that situation again , " she snarled through clenched teeth , tugging irritably at the sleeve of her mink jacket . 

Candy sat back , stroking down the sleeve of her green velvet top . 

It reminded him of shop stewards with their sleeves rolled up in those endless conferences when it was said that the country was being held to ransom . 

The blouse has short dolman sleeves , a fly front fastening and a mock pocket flap on the left breast . 

On the subject of safety , do n't worry ; most cases of electrocution by guitar have been down to abusage rather than usage . 

Frayed or cut wires , for instance , can destroy expensive property by fire or even kill through electrocution . 

Frayed or cut wires , for instance , can kill by electrocution . 

PENSIONER Frank Marshall escaped electrocution yesterday after his car hit a lamp-post and touched live wires . 

Trading Standards officers say anyone using the mower risks electrocution . 

A lawmaker of the country 's main opposition group , the Bharatiya Janata Party , alleged deliberate electrocution of the audience .

That reduces stock ( inventory ) costs -- which , in turn , reinforces the emphasis on quality .

FFr480 Appealing post-glasnost book on Russian collectors with an emphasis on still extant collections in St Petersburg and Moscow .

It has been built on a solid bedrock of good dogs and breeding control , with a strong emphasis on mentality .

Swimming defiantly against the tides of the times , Moonshake place much emphasis on their lyrics and thus run the risk of being seen as old-fashioned .

` There is very much an emphasis on teamwork in the company , and that extends right through to the professional advisers .

The reason for this emphasis on the way in which people are labelled is that laws are essentially political products .

The flow can still be described with more emphasis on these systematic features rather than random ones .

Both oral and written sources are employed , with a strong emphasis on the oral tradition of both Gaelic and Scots-speaking areas .

This is because Japanese corporations place very little emphasis on merger as a mechanism of growth or diversification of business .

Perhaps what is needed , rather than ambitious attempts to eradicate feral animals totally , is more emphasis on local control , and the protection of certain breeding colonies of the species we want to conserve . "

Since 1979 there has been fresh emphasis on the need to roll back the frontiers of the state .

Heidrick and Struggles places a strong emphasis on research , employing as many researchers as consultants , and has successfully promoted researchers to become consultants .

With its authentic modern French atmosphere , L'Auberge appeals to the connoisseur with special emphasis on modern French cooking and beauty of presentation .

A new emphasis on the fruit of learning being inward experience of the truth of Christ was given particularly cogent expression by such men as the Carthusian Guigo II and the Cistercian Bernard of Clairvaux .

Lang has also pledged himself to an increased emphasis on the teaching of art history at secondary school and college level .

Within the general emphasis on political pluralism and competitive markets , various qualifying terms are used to take account of Japanese deviations from ideal models .

There are now more adventurous ways of teaching and examining art and design , with greater emphasis on the educative value of the subject , particularly in developing critical and aesthetic judgements .

Without making excessive claims , the emphasis on particular trees , fruits , and plants , can be seen as one of several points at which this slight poem connects with physical and historical reality .

The decision came as a huge relief to Microsoft which has placed great emphasis on its Windows software programme , the latest version of which was released only last week .

Bookpoint is putting increased emphasis on marketing , and expects to increase its client base further from 80 publishers at the time of acquisition and over 100 at the year end .

They want to give the party a new name and place the emphasis on ` international socialist traditions , " including pacifism and social democracy .

Active enquiry is a feature of the course which places a heavy emphasis on the use of primary and secondary sources .

Dictation practice is given in each unit with emphasis on speed in the later units .

The Labour government laid its emphasis upon local authority housing rather than on private building for sale .

This view was so widely attractive that Themistokles himself was constrained to lay more emphasis on a nearer enemy , Aigina .

They view this building tradition as a merger of traits with Romano-British and Germanic origins , although Dixon ( 1982 ) has placed greater emphasis on the former .

This is important , because the European vaccine market is changing rapidly , and Wellcome had not put much emphasis on this area in recent years .

Lord Joseph 's reign as Secretary of State for Education saw an even greater emphasis on the improvement of quality in education , a theme pursued in his Better Schools White Paper in 1985 .

As professor Friedman points out in relation to the United States , the emphasis on abstraction in contract-law doctrine fitted the economic presuppositions of the market .

This multidisciplinary research programme has been developed in response to the growing emphasis on management in British Central Government , with its concern for the more effective performance of functions and the more efficient use of resources .

The Piaroa , for instance , place emphasis upon marriage ties in the development of community rather than upon the ties of descent .

Industry representatives strongly supported the concept of training and retraining in hybrid ( ie both mechanical and electrical/electronic ) engineering skills , with an emphasis on the use of new technology in all areas .

Many critics have questioned the functionalists ' emphasis on the limited availability of talented people in societies .

While the exigencies of the war obviously create special demands , the FMLN have placed great emphasis on the involvement of the local population in the military , political and social organizations of their controlled zones .

The City Council , anxious to back tennis now that a new complex is to be built in Wavertree , insist there is an emphasis on the novice players in this year 's Parks event .

He laid particular emphasis on those passages in the New Testament ( e.g. Mark 13 : 32 ) that emphasize our total ignorance of when the Second Coming will occur .

But the new emphasis on anti-communism in 1947 was tactically opportunistic in the sense that de Gaulle consciously manipulated the fear of communism to win votes .

In line with the recent emphasis on leisure in our society , libraries have made a concerted effort to attract young people .

One of the results of the emphasis on remedies in administrative law is that the procedure for applying for these remedies is central to an understanding of the position of the public law litigant .

I entirely agree with my hon. Friend 's emphasis on the involvement of the IMF in the economic reconstruction of Russia and the other republics of the CIS .

The first example is the government 's emphasis on private investment in its inner city programmes in which private funds are seen as a preferred alternative to public finance .

In conclusion , the Survey indicated that its results demanded an emphasis on improvements in practice management and that the service could be faster and more responsive to users ' needs .

The Union places a firm emphasis on the importance of a full and rewarding social and recreational life in support of academic achievement .

Efforts have been made to improve the training and conditions of employment for residential care staff , in the light of increasing emphasis on community care in the 1970s and 1980s .

Thus acorns succeeded extremely well , and Fothergill 's splendid collection of ` Americans " at Upton justified his emphasis on proper care in transport .

Opposition to the emphasis on Christianity in the provisions on collective worship from non-Christian religious minority groups has continued .

The emphasis in the language teaching is on analytical and comprehension skills , not merely on translation .

Moreover , the establishment of the right of carers to separate assessment under the NHS and Community Care Act 1990 has formalized what was already becoming an increasing emphasis in social work practice .

Nevertheless , even in the face of brute facts such as these , there was generally a low-key emphasis in the interwar years towards crime and punishment .

The management prides itself on offering comfortable accommodation in elegant surroundings , and puts an emphasis on providing excellent service .

Delegates placed an overriding emphasis on hanging on to the foreign investment the country has ; on winning back firms wooed away to the Third World ; and on finding new customers .

Recent years have seen considerable emphasis on attracting adults to higher and further education .

The courses place special emphasis on the development of expertise in mathematical modelling , that is , in the analysis and mathematical representation of practical problems arising in all areas of the world of work .

The primary aim of the Youth Training Programme has always been to provide training with a strong emphasis on the application of skills .

Level Most public library authorities place a strong emphasis on introductory materials and standard works , rather than on advanced material .

He is trying hard to develop business ties , with special emphasis on secular Turkey .

There was a greater emphasis on masturbation as a symptom rather than as a cause .

Solar desalination plants , though requiring a great emphasis on cash rather than labour , seem the best long-term bet here .

to develop a strong culture for the ES as an agency with greater emphasis on effective management and on the achievement of positive results from our efforts ;

Expenditure increases of 15 per cent were envisaged , with special emphasis on education and health , which were expected to absorb 39 per cent of total spending .

This change reflects the effects of the energy crisis in oil and gas in 1973 , which prompted greater emphasis on energy conservation , and the effects of economic recession ( figure 6.11 ) .

The programme lays much emphasis on scientific research , with over $100 million earmarked for academic work .

Roxborough criticises the standard account of the Mexican labour movement , for its one-sided emphasis on the aspect of control over the rank and file ( Roxborough 1984 ) .

( For a critique of Deem 's emphasis on the relations of capital rather than those of patriarchy , see Nava , 1980 ) .

And as might be expected , given BBC WILDLIFE 's emphasis on conservation , rarity is evidently a crucial factor .

Major 's emphasis on rights , entitlements and citizens charters juxtaposes with the reality of community care and recent questions about resource-based assessments .

It is extraordinarily refreshing to see Kingdon 's emphasis on the geographical processes and patterns that must underlie any transformation through time .

In contrast neoliberals ' emphasis on individual choice and personal responsibility for health makes them underestimate the importance of environmental factors .

The interrelation of the principles of identity and participation is very well illustrated in Gandhi 's emphasis on sarvodaya , the welfare of all .

( The William Tell story 's emphasis on the escape opportunity given to Tell and the disorder caused to the Austrian boat crew by the " sudden squall " has a ring of conviction hereabouts ! )

In contrast to Descartes 's emphasis on a self-constituting autonomy born of certitude , Augustine 's formulation registered man 's uncertainty , and that inseparably from dependency upon a prior ordering of selfhood .

In this way the logic of Whitehall reform effectively coincided with Thatcherism 's emphasis on the use of business techniques within the public sector generally .

At the same time Gregory 's emphasis on the civil wars tends to divert attention from the very real achievements made by the Merovingians in keeping the peace .

Lord Roskill 's emphasis on the necessity for there to be both a removal from the shelves and a label-switching does not deal with the dishonest label-switcher who has not removed the goods from the shelf .

In the opinion of Sandys " opponents , his and Macmillan 's emphasis on the independence of Britain 's nuclear deterrent was creating gross misconceptions of her real power and influence in the world .

Their enemy is liberal society , with its emphasis on personal choice and instant gratification , and liberal social theory , with its bland notion of the equality of all cultures .

In addition , the community health movement adheres to the principles of community development , especially in its emphasis on people 's rights and the need for people to assume control over their own lives .

Delinquent subculture theory , with its emphasis on a collective solution to the problem , also allowed for social learning to augment and expedite the generation of delinquent values .

In modern parlance , Hobhouse placed his emphasis on cognition and was discussing the evolution of cognitive capacity .

This poses a particular problem for Britain with her emphasis on the free-trading potential of the EEC , an objective which is not given similar prominence by her fellow Members .

Weber did qualify his emphasis on the coercive methods through which the state maintains order and compliance , ` force is certainly not the normal or only means of the state " ( Weber 1972 p.78 ) .

Our emphasis on human nature outlined at the beginning of this study provides a large part of the answer .

Joanne was quite happy with the way she was teaching until the GCSE began to be talked about , particularly in relation to its emphasis on investigative work and school-based assessment .

The CEGB has probably been unwise in its emphasis on the economic benefits to be had from building a PWR at Sizewell .

Nevertheless , in its emphases on Aegidius and on the Thuringians , the story of Childeric 's exile does seem to be drawing on real events .

Although this has the weight of patristic authority behind it , Hilton very simply outlines the bare essentials of the story and its interpretation giving it particular emphasis to highlight implications peculiarly relevant to the noble lord .

Since the removal of fiscal barriers , Customs officers have changed the emphasis of their operations .

But the emphasis of our work has changed and the training that nuns are receiving now is very different from the formation I received , less concerned with education for liberation .

The emphasis of the study is on professional chemists who are members of the Royal Society of Chemistry .

While religious education follows the Catholic faith , the rest of the school timetable is devoted to the National Curriculum with a strong emphasis on pastoral care .

In consequence , a geometric scaling was introduced to place equal emphasis on small differences in fine particles and larger differences in coarse particles .

Others have distinguished the classical emphasis on duty and virtue from the liberal emphasis on rights and freedoms ( e.g. Oldfield cited above ) .

His thesis , A Comparative View of the Language Question in Gaelic , Irish and Welsh Educational History with Emphasis on Gaelic Scotland , 1688-1872 , earned him a Doctorate of Philosophy from Dundee in July 1980 .

All will have a common question-and-answer format , designed to be ` user friendly " , and all will reflect the emphasis upon user involvement which runs throughout the community care proposals .

This mirrored the increased emphasis on confession evidence within the police forces around the country .

In spite of the increased emphasis on planning and focused decision-making , admission to local authority care was often hasty and ill-planned .

This emphasis on testimony is one of the great strengths of the present Pentecostal revival in South America .

On the one hand , the Conservatives offer more choice , emphasis on traditional three Rs teaching methods in primary schools and giving power to the parents .

Lakatani said that the budget , totalling NZ$15,000,000 , would provide for " appropriate " development especially in the private sector , with emphasis on tourism .

There was an emphasis on younger men : Kennedy 's Cabinet had an average age of 47 , 10 years younger than Eisenhower 's .

What 's new about the focus in the last few years , and what 's important about the circular and the programme was the emphasis on quality , and on providing good quality services .

States ' and governments ' emphases on nationalism and blood ties has a deep-rooted emotional significance for individuals .

Thus a pluralistic approach with an emphasis on the agricultural base of rural communities is required .

Courses have an emphasis on technology and a problem-solving approach to many of the tasks undertaken .

Intergovernmental theory with its emphasis on fragmentation , professionalisation and policy network is more appropriate " .

It is not that Jesus viewed women with ambivalence , but his emphasis on the superior value of the spiritual may have placed women more than men in an ambivalent relationship to the divine .

His emphasis on a one-party state surprised many Zimbabwean political analysts , who expected the issue to be quietly forgotten .

The hallmarks of his style are simple , archaic-looking figures , reduced to essentials , with a brittleness of form and an emphasis on angular movement .

The Italians place great emphasis on the ability to pass the ball and build from the back , but these attributes are not among Walker 's strong points .

Ours is essentially a Basic Medical Sciences course , with some emphasis on morphology and with a scientific rather than clinical approach .

It is not so easy to gauge what his emphasis on the book 's Wagnerian aspect really implied .

Secondly , despite Castells 's emphasis on imminent urban social movements , very little attention was given to the nature of human agency .

His teaching is full of an emphasis on obedience , not because we are forced to , but because we are free to do what is right , what God wants .

He placed a strong emphasis on welfare measures , expressing again his concern for the victims of the Depression .

At the same , the emphasis on equilibrium hampered any possible appreciation of the notion of competition which we have seen to be the outstanding characteristic of the market process .

With so much emphasis on the steroids row it 's been a pleasant distraction to take in a number of excellent Currie Cup matches .

We in Bridle Rides have been running bridle-riding holidays for ownerriders for five years now , and we 'd agree strongly with Miriam Pender 's emphasis on the important of choosing the right holiday for you .

Some differences , such as a lower emphasis on training , may be within their influence .

National Anglers ' Council chief Peter Tombleson welcomed the emphasis on training but is sceptical about any compulsory test .

The emphasis on language development in this succinct aim is obvious but so , I hope , is the emphasis on learning through activity and with a sense of purpose .

Although a CU may have implications for both internal and external economies of scale , the emphasis is normally placed upon the technical aspect of internal economies .

The emphasis of almost all research and development carried out at research stations ( and economic studies for national agricultural strategies as well ) is upon particular commodities isolated from their social , economic and environmental context .

After the near-fatal accident to the young Celia Carrow , Freddie Nash went back to London , managed to persuade the girl at the local off-licence to let him have some bottles on account , and got drunk . 

The girls at school were horrified : all their collections for presents and prayers after announcements at morning assembly had been wasted . 

The raven-haired girl at his side in the tight white dress , with huge brown eyes and a tiny , rosebud mouth , was being introduced as Stephanie Marsa , his secretary . 

Once again Hindu girls from an urban background are most likely to study or at least to continue their courses after marriage , but for Muslim and Sikh girls higher education can rarely be achieved without a struggle . 

They probably figure the public would n't like them very much if they dragged a sick girl from her bed . 

He displayed his contempt for Hollywood at the awards ceremony by refusing to accept the gold statuette and sending an Indian girl in his stead to protest at the way the movie industry had treated the Red Man . 

Consider the response of a five-and-a-half-year-old girl in a Yorkshire infant school where she is asked to say how two pictures are different from each other . 

She passed women with blonde hair and ski-caps , walking their dogs , and olive-skinned girls in belted raincoats , carrying portfolios or violin-cases . 

Jack Butler 's conversation with the girl on his right seemed to have dried up too . 

` The central issue in the appeal is whether a doctor can ever , in any circumstances , lawfully give contraceptive advice or treatment to a girl under the age 16 without her parents ' consent . 

It is also the age of consent for sexual intercourse , and therefore for a girl under this age to be pregnant is proof that an illegal act has taken place . 

One tall girl with curly hair only hitched for two minutes before a smiling family picked her up . 

My mother 's picture shows only a drab , mouse-like girl with timid eyes . 

He lived with his wife , a thin and rather nervous girl with ragged blonde hair , in a second-floor flat that belonged to her widowed mother . 

A little Northallerton girl with Down 's syndrome knew every word and every song from , he said , smiling as he recalled a scene from the production . 

The bellboy dumped the papers on the counter , gave the shop girl a big flirtatious smile , winked and left the shop . 

Second Wave 's new musical 13 LUCKY FOR SOME by Lisselle Kayla is the story of friendship and bullying in a class of third year girls . 

The boys , about eleven and thirteen , resembled each other , a different family likeness linked the rather older girls . 

The Trunchbull flicked her head round and looked carefully at the small girl with dark hair and deep brown eyes sitting in the second row . 

` I 've come to see Jake MacKay , " she told the girl at the desk , tossing back her mane of bright auburn hair . 

He had never employed a girl before or since and now it seemed to Lyn that Dadda had hand-picked her for Stephen without the knowledge of either of them . 

After staring around and grunting a lot , Spunk reflexively saved a drunken girl from being roughed up in a sidewalk fracas outside a singles ' bar . 

A hundred and seventy or so girls from all over Oxfordshire gathered at Iffley Road this afternoon to learn about scrummaging … rucking and what exactly constitutes a forward pass . 

One English girl of nine asked me ` Coloured people believe in our God , but do you Indians believe in him or do you have a God of your own ? " 

M. Grimaud , interested by these strangers , hoping to amuse their English girl , drew on an envelope a sailor-like map demonstrating the approach to the Mas Rose from Vaison and the Mas Cabestainh . 

About 12 to 16 people stay in a large villa run by two English girls . 

All these little girls ate their meals in the Sheikha 's majlis with their nurses -- in the nursery , so to speak . 

Pretty little girls with curled blonde hair tied with pink ribbons ran here and there , while boys in sailor suits crouched , playing fivestones . 

Teenage girls returned from that camp with stories of speaking in tongues and exorcising evil spirits . 

As far as teenage girls are concerned , the pattern of shame and double rejection with regard to delinquency starts with their anger and confusion at the role of the police . 

Teenage girls are more likely than anyone else to develop eating disorders such as anorexia or bulimia nervosa . 

In 1832 Walter Henry built a Sunday School near the church , and in 1839 founded a day-school for boys while his wife began to teach young girls in the rectory . 

On closer inspection , it proved to be the photograph of a young girl of seven or eight years . 

She was not a petite girl , she never had been ; she was strong and healthy from years of watching her diet and hard , sweaty workouts in the gym . 

The pilots were drunk and half-naked ; they got no help from the French girls , who simply screamed and tried to get out of the window . 

You think you know a girl for six months and then she has a baby and becomes a completely different person . 

At eighteen he 'd married a beautiful young girl of seventeen , who died when he was twenty-five , and he mourned her for ten years . 

By the time he was twenty Rasputin had married a local girl and before long had sired four children . 

A number had already married English girls ; their Anglicised names may still be recognised in the region . 

It was said that the older girl , now in her mid-twenties , believed that her childhood experiences contributed to the break-up of her marriage . 

` And Doyle never referred to the fact that he 'd seen the Asian girl near to Charlie 's ? " 

A voice stirred her from her reverie and Katherine turned to see a tall slim sandy-haired girl enter the room followed by a smaller rounder figure . 

Yet an American girl came here , who 'd crossed the mountains , and there she had seen a teeny bearded man wearing a black serge suit . 

As she walked slowly in his direction , a tall girl with long , wavy black hair came gracefully out of the door which led into the kitchen . 

` Nevertheless , " she said , ` it is not what I like , unmarried girls going about alone together . " 

Barkerend is a similar unit that operates in Bradford , where there is no provision of home tuition , so pregnant school-age girls have only the choice of continuing at school or attending this unit . 

` One day , " as one Pakistani girl in Bradford said , ` I was a child playing out of doors , the next I was a married woman with a life full of work . " 

` Do n't be put off by his manner , he 's a sweetie really , " the fat girl said to Maggie sticking out her hand . 

The two girls sat together at lunch , at the far end of the table . 

She crept quietly down to find out what was happening and heard her 5-year-old girl tell her 3-year-old brother to open the fridge and get out some chocolate . 

The girl also told the Mirror she consented to group sex in Ibiza . 

Among the slow-moving crowds slender , graceful Annamese girls wearing traditional skilken ao dai caught their eye again and again . 

She is continuing educational research in retirement and has recently accepted part-time work with a national research institute .

For Felicity does voluntary social work , like everybody 's wife .

What difference did it make to your work that you 'd come from outside the television industry ?

The routineness of police work in Easton is thus reinforced by the interpretative processes and practical reasoning that Easton 's police share with policemen and women in other societies when doing routine police work .

Lewes had spent only a short time with the unit , but had impressed everyone with his absolute dedication to his work .

At that time , 300 million people were either unemployed or performed such unproductive work that they could not support themselves and their families .

This led him to accept work in productions that really were n't up to his standard and the increased bookings resulted in a massive turnover of dancers .

Tax fraud work brings in 1.6 billion p.a but the criminal justice system is seldom used ( 472 in 1987 ) .

In recent years , the amount of work available for dockworkers has drastically declined because of the growing practice of loading and unloading goods in containers at depots outside the port areas .

About £250,000 had been spent over three years for work at the Dyslexic Centre and £34,000 went on research into the early identification of dyslexia .

This was not ideal because of fatigue and farm work that had to be carried out at those times .

The work force want to return to a contract and yet do not want to return to a situation which takes away from their individual freedom and negotiating rights .

This special explores the issues facing African elephants in the wild and captivity and highlights a number of conservationists and their work .

The felled seam was first used in work clothing because of its strength and has since migrated to other apparel items because of its visible stitch pattern .

When teams made decisions about how to do their work , employees told us they felt greater accountability for the teams ' overall performance .

For prehospital work , this finding is important because it shows that GCS does not deviate significantly either from the MEES scale ( which has more parameters ) or from the APACHE II scale ( which is measured in hospital ) .

The process was not in operation during the site visit , so current work practices were not observed .

Readers , especially those just out of college with hardly any prior work experience , are encouraged to contact Mr . Jordan 's Washington office for similar job placement assistance .

Four years later Andronikos unearthed the theatre in which Philip was assassinated in 336BC ; and five years later the tomb of Queen Eurydice , the grandmother of Alexander . 

The cases display a mainly 19C head reliquary of the grandmother of King Wenceslas , Ludmila ; the 10C sword of St Stephen wrought by Ulfberth and a 13C mitre set with seed pearls . 

fairy-tale in which the wolf kills and eats the grandmother of a little girl called Little Red Riding Hood , then gets into her bed and disguises himself in her clothes to trap the child . 

We questioned the elder of the group -- a soft-faced grandmother of a man , with wise and watery eyes -- who explained : 

The grandmother of the present Tjerssen had been fully alive to the possibilities of tourism . 

The first copy he inscribed ` To my dearest grandmother , with love and gratitude . " 

` It belonged to my Welsh grandmother -- she bought it in Edinburgh while she was on her honeymoon . " 

Her grandmother was fifteen minutes late and every minute had seemed to Peach like an hour . 

Ramster , which belonged to Miranda Gunn 's grandmother the late Hon . 

Behind this graceful form Martha could see her grandmother in a state of strange tension , arms folded and brows contracted in the effort of masking her feelings . 

Richard chose to stay with his grandmother at Birkhall , her house on the Balmoral estate nestling between sloping woods of birch and pine and its own concave garden hedged with yew . 

Moreover , older people are often treated as if they were not adult , and are patronised by journalists who ask questions like : ` How do you put your grandmother in a home ? " 

One grandmother in this position wrote , ` I thought they were lucky to have me , but they were not grateful at all . 

Lais sat next to her grandmother in the back of the Hispano as it ate up the kilometres between Paris and Reims . 

The police did n't inform the British Consulate about Jeremy 's disappearance until October 30 , and it was n't until the next day that the consulate contacted Jeremy 's grandmother in England . 

That is the kind of dry spell some strikers not too distant from Ewood Park would sell their grandmother for . 

A GRANDMOTHER with nearly 40 years ' experience behind the wheel has been selected as East Anglia 's top woman driver . 

He 'd been more clever than the rest , luring her with an ill grandmother rather than with promises of extravagance , but now the truth was out . 

At this , the grandmother stood up and shuffled into a little hut-like concrete alcove , her bedroom , and emerged carrying something in a handkerchief . 

My Norfolk grandmother told me too much education spoilt a girl for a good wife . 

` A grandmother is a lady who has no children of her own , so she likes other people 's little girls and boys . 

Other women would gladly put off becoming a grandmother , because it makes them feel old . 

` That 's better , " his grandmother approved when Richard returned , still pink-cheeked and with the afterglow of joy in his eyes . 

Often , the history of a tribe has been perpetuated as the grandmothers of the village tell the old tales yet again around the evening fire . 

Special cards are always appreciated at times like these -- my grandmother says that cards are her favourite part of the proceedings . 

These sessions were held to explore why the family were unable to let go the mentally infirm grandmother , who had already been abused . 

It was claimed that the children lived mostly with their grandmother , Cynthia Dawson , near their home in Tottenham , London . 

On the family side , he had ` milked " his grandmother dry of all her money before she died . 

His skin had a yellowy tinge and he had the same deepset black eyes as his mother and grandmother . 

We had a real trip down memory lane , talking about your grandmother as she was years ago . 

His parents had no piano , but his grandmother had a baby grand and he taught himself to play that whenever he visited her . 

First she 'd learned that her grandmother , whom she adored , was dangerously ill , and had been at her bedside ever since . 

First , it has to fall within our viewing window : we have to have the right apparatus to receive and process the information signalling the event . 

Apparatus to carry out such sensory measurements has been incorporated into a mobile odour laboratory capable of investigating odours on site either at the source of the odour or in the ambient air . 

Before 1800 he had installed gas apparatus to light the factory and the first public appearance of gas lighting was in 1802. this was when the outside of the Soho Manufactory was illuminated for the Peace of Amiens . 

So advanced was his method , that the apparatus for distillation has altered very little in 900 years . 

While disagreeing with his explanation , Priest ley was quick to describe suitably scaled up apparatus for filling balloons . 

A box of apparatus for the circus was provided for all but the most recent trials . 

Close to the mill was the Severn Engineering Works , at which the boilers and apparatus for making paper from wood were manufactured . 

I was asked particularly to notice the very simple but effective apparatus for raising the coaches . 

Nineteenth-century apparatus for delivering equal measures of liqueur de tirage to each bottle 

He installed a photographic studio , a chemical laboratory , a large electric power installation , apparatus for measuring the speed of light , and a powerful magnet . 

This is one of twenty-one country parks established between 1977 and 1980 in which there are more than 440 recreational sites where facilities such as barbecues and children 's play apparatus are provided . 

Vologsky 's inner robot acknowledged that the missile detection apparatus was functioning , and took the appropriate action . 

In the latter case the test apparatus is called a torsion pendulum and is usually of inverted type , having a counterpoise to remove end loads from the specimen and to test the Biot correction . 

` I think there 's a certain individual inside with listening apparatus . 

The main problem is understood to be integrating the software and the microchip decoder apparatus in the receiver . 

Carted all my engraving apparatus to Rydal Mount & when there made two drawings of the Mount … ’ ‘ 5th Nov . 

Iraq did not manage to immobilize Iran 's oil-production apparatus on a scale similar to the damage it had itself sustained in 1980 . 

The trains were fitted throughout with the Westinghouse brake , in accordance with Continental practice , and with steam-heating apparatus . 

Another manager , Malcolm Dowty , said : ` With breathing apparatus on his back , he would not be able to descend through a 2ft manhole . " 

Firemen wearing breathing apparatus used special foam to extinguish the flames in the factory 's North Works . 

People who work in heavy industry are subjected to the noise of machines and measures to minimise the effects include the use of noise-abating apparatus and the wearing of ear muffs . 

At one time he had been the leader of the local rescue brigade and was familiar with the use of breathing apparatus . 

There are a number of different possible ways of using biofeedback apparatus in assisting clients to relax . 

Consideration of the products is complicated by the fact that invariably they are mechanically dosed , their performance depending on the dosing apparatus as well as that of the machine used and its serviceability . 

It will also design instrumentation for investigating the problems of man in hazardous environments and develop apparatus for use in biological research in space . 

Sometimes the large apparatus can be left outside , always ready for use . 

The experimental apparatus they used has come to be called a Skinner box . 

At Maastricht we secured a landmark in animal welfare : our partners ' agreement to a declaration that the welfare of animals should be taken into account in the framing of EC legislation . 

John Major 's declaration that the Princess of Wales can still be queen despite the failure of her marriage proved Diana 's ability to manoeuvre the Royal Family to suit herself . 

THE family and the trust seek a declaration that it would be lawful to stop the feeding that is keeping Tony alive . 

A third point of criticism concerns Chomsky 's declaration that the child was exposed to ` degenerate " examples of language which did not accurately reflect the underlying rules of grammar . 

By an originating summons , dated 12 October 1992 , a health authority sought a declaration that a Caesarean section could be performed on a patient , Mrs. S. , who was refusing consent to the operation . 

The decisions included a declaration that the Constitution was " null and void " and that existing state institutions were henceforth suspended . 

Each statement must be dated and signed by the maker and must contain a declaration that the maker believes the statement to be true and understands that it may be placed before the court . 

Those moments did not last for long , however , because she was soon hearing again his silky , and infuriating , declaration that he was taking her over as his girlfriend . 

( c ) Bearded portrait of the emperor Nero on a coin issued after his declaration of the freedom of Greece in AD 65-6 ( bottom ) . 

On its second day , the conference 's declaration of its sovereignty in making executive decisions on the country 's future political system was followed by a walk-out by government delegates . 

The Slovak National Council approved a declaration of sovereignty on July 17 , shortly before Vaclav Havel , leading advocate of a continued federation , announced his resignation as federal President with effect from July 20 . 

Despite her misgivings , the passionate sincerity in the girl 's declaration of faith struck a chord . 

Many organisations do have a corporate mission statement which is a declaration of the company 's ` reason for being " . 

Lithuania 's deputy Prime Minister Romualdas Ozolas said the Republic was not prepared to suspend its declaration of independence , although it would negotiate on laws passed since , which have angered the Kremlin . 

Allegories of Reading ( 1979 ) , for example , is the place where de Man develops a critique of the referentiality of language in an argument which culminates regularly in his most cited declarations about the nature of language . 

Heinz suggested that laws and constitutions of countries should be strengthened to make international declarations against torture into enforceable law . 

Thus the Vatican Declaration against the ordination of women : ` Jesus did not call any woman to become part of the Twelve . 

Gorbachev described the Minsk declaration as an " illegal and dangerous " constitutional coup . 

A joint declaration by opposition groups and government parties issued after the country 's first round-table talks said that free elections should be held by next May 6 at the latest . 

She describes as a calamity the declaration by the Director of Public Prosecutions that there is ` insufficient evidence " to initiate proceedings against Juliette by the Marquis de Sade . 

Limiting maximum eligible patients per doctor would help , as would requiring some broad declaration by the practice as to how the sum would be spent ( such as will occur with the revised health promotion payments ) . 

Now John recalled that struggle and told her that the Italians had invaded Abyssinia and taken Addis Ababa with modern weapons , including poison gas , in spite of a declaration by the League of Nations . 

The plenum was also the occasion for the central committee to make its final assessment of the December 1989 independence declaration by the Lithuanian Communist Party [ see pp. 37128-29 ; 37168 ] . 

Relations between Slovenia and Serbia deteriorated sharply during early July , following the publication on July 2 of a formal declaration by the Slovenian Assembly in which it proclaimed the full sovereignty of the Slovenian republic . 

The crisis erupted after the Gagauzes attempted to reinforce their August unilateral secession declaration by calling constituent elections for Oct. 28 to a " Republic of Gagauzia " Supreme Soviet . 

For some reason , William sought to get rid of Adelizia and he began a case against her in the church courts which ended in a declaration by Pope Innocent II that his first contractual marriage was binding . 

Egypt 's independence had been a unilateral declaration by Britain ; and the reservations imposed were to become a running sore in the relations between the two countries . 

The Viet Minh viewed this development with alarm and a declaration for all-out war was issued . 

THE PEACE train organisation is renewing its campaign for more people to sign a Declaration for Peace petition . 

Mr. Wilson : We have noted with interest the declaration from the Hon. Member for Tayside , North ( Mr. Walker ) that he will support Stagecoach everywhere except in his own backyard 

The students targeted Masol principally because his government , backed by the communist majority of Supreme Soviet deputies , was blocking legislation which would disentangle the Ukraine 's July sovereignty declaration from contradictory constitutional articles . 

Given these caveats , the state of the euromarket , with declarations from all sides of low profitability and a rapid shakeout in the market , does suggest that current profitability is low . 

For the Americans it was the first declaration in a film that love for pleasure is not sin . 

The authorities , protectors of public morality , make categorical declarations in the press , stating that they are determined to put an end to vice and prostitution . 

If you really have refused Fred Pendlebury , I shall make my own declaration in the proper form and- " with a stern glance at Agnes -- ` at a moment of my choosing . " 

Delegates at the close of a three-day extraordinary congress of the Estonian Communist Party ( CP ) on March 25 voted overwhelmingly to endorse a declaration in principle of the party 's independence . 

In making his declaration in Lowell , Massachusetts , on April 30 , Tsongas attacked the Washington political culture of " avoidance " and " mediocrity " and promised to restore the economic vitality of the USA . 

IN 1984 , when Britain and China initialled their momentous Joint Declaration on the Question of Hong Kong , the colony still had the successful salesman 's ability to counterfeit boundless enthusiasm . 

The key resolution called on representatives to approve the Harare declaration on negotiations with the government of Mr F.W. de Klerk . 

The summit declaration on Germany , which spoke about ` unity " rather than ` reunification " , was reached after a protracted and at times acrimonious debate among the 12 EC heads of government . 

This had a greater impact on Moscow since it was followed by the declaration on the neutrality of Laos on 23 July adopted by the states which participated in the Geneva Conference . 

In a further declaration on arms control , Foreign Ministers stressed their readiness to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and control the spread of missile technology . 

The United Nations Security Council in New York , attended by Mr. Major , President Bush and President Yeltsin , is to sign a declaration on arms control and new peace-keeping moves . 

If an auditor considers that any item of account is contrary to law , he may apply to the court for a declaration to that effect . 

These Champagnes probably contain a significant proportion of vins de taille despite declarations to the opposite by the purchasing houses which end up selling them . 

In its unilateral declaration to the Secretary-General of the United Nations , Egypt confirmed its resolve to ` respect the terms and spirit of the Constantinople Convention of 1888 . " 

Where the local ombudsman exceeded his jurisdiction when reporting on a complaint against a local authority the Court of Appeal granted a declaration to that effect . 

CPRW played a key role in drafting a declaration to the Edinburgh European Summit insisting that ` subsidiarity " must ` guarantee EC citizens the right to a clean and healthy environment " . 

Seekie refused and , despite earlier declarations to the contrary , asserted that the conflict " must be resolved by Liberians themselves without any interventions from outside " . 

So far as the deaccessioning issue is concerned , Mummies reveals that , for all his fervent declaration about searching for works of surpassing quality , his attitude towards art and the museum 's permanent collection is dismissive and ignorant . 

No passionate declarations about changing for her sake , about chucking it all in and finding something else to do . 

Whilst the King 's declarations were being read out in the market place , the reader , a local man , seeing Richard Baxter passing by , stopped and shouted , ` There goeth a traitor " ! 

I HOPE all Roman Catholics note the Pope 's declaration that gambling is a sin . 

His later declarations were filled with similar anger at the way in which Muhammad Reza was substituting Western values for the Islamic tradition in Iran . 

The governments of the FRG and the GDR reaffirm their declarations that only peace shall emanate from German soil . 

In their economic declaration issued on July 17 , G-7 leaders noted " increasing signs of economic recovery " and undertook to pursue a programme of " sustained recovery and price stability " . 

The leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats , Jim Wallace , and Mr Salmond both pointedly reaffirmed their support for last year 's democracy declaration which called for the reconvening of the Scottish parliament . 

The Croatian parliament , before which he announced his resignation , approved it unanimously , and backdated it to Oct. 8 , when Croatia 's independence declaration had come into effect [ see p. 38513 ] . 

Slovenia and Croatia agreed to suspend implementation of their independence declarations , but not the declarations themselves . 

` Our society needs technical progress , " Kohl said in his first policy declaration since his election in March . 

The split of Chechen-Ingushetia had been forced by Chechnia 's November 1991 secession declaration and refusal to sign the Russian Federation Treaty . 

The Vatican declaration puts forward , as one argument among others , a Christological argument against the ordination of women . 

He says that , whatever the heads of government may say in Rio in June , the realities of western financial institutions will override the fine words and resounding declarations . 

Later that same month he forwarded a copy of a declaration in favour of arbitration signed by Nonconformist ministers so that the Foreign Secretary could approve the wording before it was sent . 

We must pay particular attention to the declaration at the end of the treaty about the role of the national Parliament . 

Mr Bruton said those who believed that a British withdrawal , or a declaration in favour of a British withdrawal , would help solve the problem must answer these questions : 

[ For similar declaration between the United States and EC made in November 1990 see p. 37838 . ] 

The British Prime Minister , John Major , has spoken out against the US 's refusal to commit itself to a declaration concerning targets and schedules aimed at controlling emissions of greenhouse gasses . 

UNCED senior forestry advisor , Bernardo Zentilli , said that negotiations were now continuing on the basis of a shared declaration regarding the principles of forest protection , to be presented at the Rio summit . 

To add to his case , John Holloway has been revealed as the chairman of a company which was fined £45,000 in 1990 after making false declarations in connection with applications for vehicle excise licences . 

Is a declaration of being a lesbian , and a dedication to researching lesbian subjects , enough to make your work intrinsically lesbian-centred ? 

Once , in an American girls ' school , I watched a prize-giving ceremony in which candles were lit one by one , accompanied by spoken declarations such as : ` I light the lamp of scholarship " . 

1914 saw the first axiomatic declaration of exactly what constitutes a ring . 

July 1990 : the 28th Congress of the CPSU , held on July 2-13 adopted a declaration on " humane democratic socialism " . 

The court ruled by a 9-3 majority after an all-night sitting that Mr Yeltsin 's declaration of ` special rule " in a television address on Saturday violated five or six points of the Soviet-era constitution . 

On Wednesday , deputies meekly passed a declaration confirming the Russian president 's powers to rule by decree , appoint ministers himself until December and push through market reforms . 

From the condition of being Agonistes , Sweeney points forward to the later ritualistic conception of Eliot 's Christian drama . 

The period 's drama which was not seriously considered as literature until the Jacobean period ( and then only selectively ) has been critically absorbed to now belong to elite literature . 

The great wall girdle wall was decorated and inscribed with the drama of " The Triumph of Horus over His Enemies " , with which Imhotep appears to have become connected . 

But elevating the status of contemporary drama to ` works " published in a folio edition was extremely unusual in the period before 1642 when the plays were actually being performed . 

The six-part drama , adapted from Georges Simenon 's novels , is set in 1950s ' Paris , but was shot in Budapest . 

He also wrote Biblical dramas which display a deep love of nature . 

2-9 William Allan of Sunderland , a poet of no mean rank , had written a drama " Ian Vor " the chief incidents of which are made to occur at Dunyveg in Islay in 1807 . 

We carried on using the encyclopedia to make plans , taking ourselves out of that room to beautiful , exotic places , places of joyful freedom , sailing oceans , crossing mountain ranges and doing something worthwhile . 

Oceanic drift-nets are literally wiping out life over huge tracts of the world 's oceans . 

In Hawaii , likewise , it was said that , casting off its Indo-European moorings , the language had evolved in unison with the rise and fall , the ebb and surge of the ocean . 

Many venomous creatures , in appearance innocent and harmless , inhabit the oceans . 

They were sitting in front of the house and looking at the ocean . 

I hate LA with all my heart , the sooner it falls into the ocean due to a major earthquake the better the world will be . 

Stocks and rates of production vary from one area of the Southern Ocean to another . 

The Southern Ocean is the feeding ground of many thousands of seabirds , seals and whales , some present only in summer , others throughout the year . 

He sounded so close he might almost have been in the next room instead of the other side of the Atlantic ocean . 

The north end is quite rugged with granite cliffs and hidden caves above the rough Atlantic ocean . 

In 1914 there were several German warships scattered throughout the Atlantic and Pacific oceans . 

He 's told he has to use a bucket and spade to empty the Atlantic ocean in 24 hours . 

Finally , weary of its enforced nomadism , it tipped its cargo overboard into the Indian ocean . 

Bill McGuire 's studies will take him to various volcanos around the Mediterranean and Indian Oceans . 

For this I would most certainly cross oceans , let alone forgo a couple of treatments . 

He kept it for a talisman , taking it with him in his pocket when he married Maria Filippa , and on the boat when they crossed the ocean to New York . 

Brandt switched the emphasis from geographical variation to the study of the annual cycle of plankton growth found in the northern oceans . 

Tropical oceanic waters , generally poor in nutrients and productivity , support only a fraction of the biomass found in the cold northern and southern oceans . 

Of the phocids , ringed , bearded , harp and hooded seals have the northernmost distributions , while ribbon and grey seals penetrate the arctic fringe , respectively in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans . 

Underwater photographer Norbert Wu has been acclaimed for his studies of the plants and animals living in the oceans of the world . 

Few Britons in the middle of the eighteenth century had seen the ocean or were likely ever to do so . 

When they were wet from rain or swimming in the oceans , the light might catch on some deep oil in them and they would glimmer shadowy rainbows of colour , like oil spills on a road . 

Despite being caught up in an almost mystical trance , Laura had not entirely forgotten that she was n't the only person swimming in the ocean . 

Their secretary , Mrs. Fryer , was presented with ` a spontaneous gift of a gold watch for her three years as secretary " . 

He opened his eyes , his consciousness hazed and slowed by the kif he had smoked , and focused with difficulty on the watch on the bedside table . 

He sipped his gin and tonic , and my eyes flitted to his gold watch and his gold bracelet . 

The captain followed the direction of the American boy 's pointing finger for a moment , then lifted his left wrist and showed him the dial of his watch . 

During the evening they were presented with their gold watches and a cheque each from the company by the then general manager , Martin Cooke . 

There was a receipt for £66 for drop earrings and insurance certificates for a Pounds 600 Rolex watch and an £800 eternity ring . 

He said you could n't get a good quartz watch with a second hand , and he refused to consider a digital watch because he said they were ugly . 

Vice-chairman Violet Durkan presented him with an inscribed gold watch on behalf of the members . 

Articles for which Zurich is famous are antiques and objets d'art ( Neumarkt area ) and of course Swiss watches . 

The obvious thing was the gold watch , wrapped up at the bottom in a bit of cloth . 

By the last vestiges of twilight he consulted his waterlogged watch . 

Hugo glanced at his watch , and decided to press on for another half-hour . 

Nona had a watch with a pretty red face , but she was sitting with her hands in her lap with the watch hidden . 

He took out of his waistcoat pocket a large watch which he had bought years before from a cheap-Jack at a fair . 

He wore a gold watch on his wrist ; fine , gold hairs curled over the white , nylon strap . 

She wore a watch with an expanding gold bracelet and she fingered it , easing the bracelet away from her wrist and examining the pattern of indentations it left on her skin . 

It may be difficult to read your watch , but the protection is far better . 

Little Ben was an aged , ugly , and apparently indestructible pocket watch that had cost my paternal grandfather five shillings when he was a Benedict 's houseman . 

I really feel a foreigner and walk up the drive cursing the mud that has ruined my gold stilettos . 

The track has been immaculately maintained considering the pounding it takes from trainers , brogues and sling-back stilettos , but being Britain 's highest peak has elevated Ben Nevis above mere Munro status to tourist attraction . 

My stilettos made a clip-thunk noise along the black and white marbled hallway leading to the door . 

Pencil skirts and batwing sweaters and spiky stilettos , tottering with their hard little behinds sticking out , and all that red lipstick . 

When Al Pacino made Kate Nelligan squeeze her feet into gold stilettos throughout intercourse in Frankie and Johnny , the audience knew instinctively that it could n't be love . 

She points to a pair of pewter leather stilettos on her mannequin . 

Jonathan Pollard gave information to an ally , Israel , about a threat to that country 's survival and he got life .

And when he died my brother opened his coffers wide and let all that gold spill out . 

Chamber 2b contains only mouldering furnishings , an empty , rotted wooden coffer , and a pair of ancient , unusable crossbows in a wall rack . 

Eadred went and opened a great , iron-bound coffer and brought out a thick folio , leather bound and fastened by two small clasps . 

Venner was already in the cellar , standing over some coffers and trunks . 

At first there was a period of confusion as porters , cursing and sweating , brought up bags , chests and coffers . 

The young monk nodded and padded softly away , returning soon afterwards with a small , battered leather coffer sealed with the waxen crest of the Abbey of St Denis . 

The fellow loudly claimed he had in his battered , leather coffer some of the most marvellous relics of Christendom : ` One of Charlemagne 's teeth ! " he yelled . 

A tracksuit 's unfamiliarity forces compromise ; its wearers are often loath to forgo elaborate hairdos , makeup , heels , jewellery and medallions just because the sportiness of the outfit implies reckless , leisurely abandon . 

Roman medallions were made in small quantities and so the die would be likely to survive , while at Dalisandos no coinage was made in the intervening years . 

He unbuttoned his shirt and the sun gleamed on the astrological medallion around his neck . 

I 'm going to wear the brown velvet trousers and the medallion . 

Here any quirky sport , however athletically peculiar , is allowed to push for serious status and the chance to win a rather tasteless medallion . 

In addition , the Emperor wears an enchanted medallion , the Silver Seal , upon a chain around his neck . 

" Where did you get this ? " she asked one evening , lifting Jennifer 's silver medallion to take a closer look . 

But Simon caused no scene , did nothing but shake his hand warmly and smile prettily , one hand toying nervously with the gold medallion which swung ostentatiously around his neck . 

As his manicured fingers played with the gold medallion around his neck , he looked very , very effeminate . 

She wore a black sacklike dress , a large silver medallion on a chain , black nylon stockings and flat-heeled shoes . 

An oval silver medallion and chain slid into her hand , and she studied it , frowning . 

Then , obeying an impulse she barely understood , she took the silver medallion out of the inner pocket of her bag , where she 'd zipped it for safekeeping , and fastened the chain round her neck . 

Her hand lifted and touched the medallion at her breast , as if warding off an evil spirit . 

Commemorative bronze medallions were presented to the InterSpray crew -- 13 who completed the whole round trip and four ` one-leggers " . 

It may be that money worries are behind the disappearnce , but there 's no firm evidence to support that and police are carrying on with the investigation because there may yet be another explanation .

Following a tip-off , Chester police launched an investigation and closed the business .

The Supreme Court 's ruling would facilitate the CBI 's investigation into the scandal , including its efforts to gain access to several numbered Swiss bank accounts frozen by Swiss authorities since January 1990 .

The report was false and apparently intended to undermine relatives ' appeals for new court investigations into the fate of the ` disappeared " .

A team from the human rights organization Amnesty International arrived on Dec. 4 to begin a two-week investigation into political killings .

I was only telling a colleague of yours today that the investigation into Mills " murder left a lot to be desired . "

You must report , to your manager ( in confidence ) , any suspicion of financial irregularity , whether by your ES colleagues or others , and co-operate fully with any subsequent investigations into the alleged offence ;

An RAF board of inquiry is continuing its investigations into the fire .

Meanwhile the Serious Fraud Squad is continuing its investigations into the company 's affairs .

An investigation into the events leading up to his death revealed that Erceldoun had told people he was going down to St. Giles Church to meet a priest .

After the Johnson saga , FIFA demanded a far-reaching investigation into the misuse of drugs in English League football .

A spokesman for the ICPC said the investigation into the death started early on Sunday morning , a few hours after the body of Gerald Maginn was found .

What is important to stress , however , is that the operation of a professional system of norms is a pre-requisite to identifying and examining the tacit assumptions which must already guide the investigation of crime .

The interrelationship between the police investigation of a sex crime and the newspaper coverage is important here .

This was prompted by an investigation of a food poisoning outbreak which left forty-three people ill .

They were reinstated by the deputy chief constable on the grounds that the investigation by the Police Complaints Authority had produced no evidence that they had removed anything from the Crown Court file .

Some complaints will lead to a formal investigation by the FAC as to whether or not the health professional complied with his or her terms of service .

Two fraud squad officers , Detective Inspector Graham Gooch and Detective Sergeant Ken Morgan , were sent out to Egypt as part of the investigation being conducted alongside an investigation by the Serious Fraud Office .

We supported the demands for a thorough and credible investigation by independent and impartial experts .

Investigations by police are continuing here in Gloucestershire and in Holland

Then we thought it might have been something criminal -- but Joe is clever enough to steer clear of anything illegal , the last think he needs is investigation by the police .

Reasonably enough , there were those on the list who were angry because they had been made liable to investigation by the tax authorities .

Ciriaco De Mita , a former prime minister of Italy and once leader of the Christian Democrats , was declared to be under investigation for alleged extortion as probes into corruption continue .

A close associate of hers was reported to be under investigation for espionage .

Mr David Bernstein was not the subject of investigation or prosecution and we apologize to him for our error .

In 1988 eight inspectors were responsible for the safety of 123 installations in the North Sea , including annual inspections , investigations of accidents and criminal prosecutions .

In one case , police admitted that they cried out for investigation , but explained that they could not undertake it as they had no men with the expertise needed .

Robert Urquhart did know more than he pretended , Blanche was convinced , but she was not convinced about the thoroughness of his investigation into Mills ' murder .

Dottor Bartocci is and will remain in charge of the investigation into the kidnapping of Ruggiero Miletti . "

Clearly further investigations into the whole of the Windscale accident must be urgently pursued .

But Detective Chief Inspector Joe Nixon , leading the police investigation , denied 15 soldiers had been involved in the attack .

The big dealers are really being hit as some have been under investigation for almost a year and have had their passports confiscated .

Yet on May 18th , two more Olivetti executives were put under investigation and questioned in Milan .

In May and June 1988 all eight officers under investigation were interviewed under caution .

THE DEATH of two Royal Marines from 45 Commando , based in Arbroath , while on a Arctic training exercise in Norway , was under investigation by the Ministry of Defence last night .

We have one possibility but the case is still under investigation and I am looking for possible motives .

Like the rip-offs in rubbish collection and fish transport , these charges are under investigation .

In 1988 the applicant was charged with six other offences , and in 1989 with two further offences which had been under investigation since 1983 .

At the time , the force declined to name the five cases under investigation .

A rave party organiser is under investigation after a legal event left one man dead and another in a coma .

Carlo De Benedetti , the chairman of Olivetti , was placed under investigation after he revealed that his electronics and office-equipment firm had bribed politicians in Italy to win public-works contracts .

The Chief of Federal Police , Romeu Tuma , who was under investigation by the military police allegedly for favouring smugglers shipping coffee into Paraguay , announced on April 1 that he intended to resign .

According to a government communiqué after the coup attempt , Gen. Marcos Zarate Rota , the commander of the army , had also been involved in the conspiracy and was under investigation for drug trafficking .

Two company directors and a company were under investigation by the Customs and Excise Commissioners regarding possible offences against the Exchange Control Act 1947 .

BARNET and Liverpool are among several clubs under investigation over the appearance of black-market tickets for last season 's FA Cup final .

Hunt , a part-time preacher , had also been under investigation for using state-owned aircraft for profit-making preaching trips , but was understood not to have ben charged in relation to this .

De Lorenzo , a Liberal who is under investigation for vote-rigging , quit after the arrest of his father on an unrelated corruption charge .

His former boss , Alexander Schalck-Golodkowski , who fled abroad last week after he came under investigation for fraud , gave himself up yesterday in West Berlin , police said .

According to the Far Eastern Economic Review of Feb. 1 , 1990 , more than 3,500 officers were under investigation for suspected involvement in the pro-democracy movement .

Mr Erich Honecker , aged 77 , the disgraced former party chief , is among six ex-politburo members now under investigation for abuse of office , corruption and personal enrichment .

With more spectacular growth in purchases of refrigerators , freezers and washing machines , the home provided physically less onerous domestic drudgery for housewives , and was more of a centre of leisure-time entertainment .

He 's not become rich and successful and , tied to the drudgery of housework , she 's no longer the beauty he married .

It took away the normal drudgery of long flights with little radio contact and constant headings .

But the drudgery of standing in queues for hours or doing housework is awful .

Within hours of being in the office I was already hating the drudgery of being plugged into a machine .

Even the most interesting of jobs will have its fair share of dull moments , for there is drudgery in every job .

They tend to rely on their parents to put up with the drudgery of queues and are only interested in capitalism and the rewards it can bring .

There was nothing for girls , only drudgery and breeding , specially paupers like herself .

Men were also led to become soldiers by the desire to escape the monotony , drudgery and narrow horizons of rural life , or by a difficult domestic situation .

When she complains of the drudgery of studying sound changes , Bernard hints that she does not really have what it takes to be a scholar .

Mexicans have always been known for heavy drinking because traditional forms of alcohol are cheap , peasants often making their own , and this is a classic way of forgetting the drudgery of poverty .

If you would like more information about how CREDO Mid-Pay can release you from payroll drudgery , simply fill in the attached coupon and take or send it to your local Midland branch manager .

In a similar way the launderette does not remove the physical drudgery of washing .

These fast update mechanisms may be referred to as the hold and terminate facilities and they have an important role in eliminating the drudgery of recruitment administration .

Despite its pollution , the drudgery of the workforce , the impact on health and mortality , urban growth suited private capital .

The seismic teams are faced with some challenges in gathering data , as the concessions are in the Saharan sand sea and contain some of the largest dunes in the world . 

But if it is short , it is also dynamic and various , altogether more refreshing than the endless dunes of the Landes , north of the Adour . 

Stiffly , feeling like an old woman , she got to her feet and trudged between the hummocks till she reached the top of one of the new dunes on the shoreline . 

Others around her were standing , stretching , trying the water , strolling through the dunes . 

Within minutes the brown patch of sky enveloped me , as a violent storm swept across the dunes . 

Coastal defence experts , faced with an unexpected rise in sea level and a resulting strategic review of shore defences , are hoping that the Christmas trees will take root and anchor down the dunes . 

Lucker and I get a few beach items together and set off across the dunes towards the shimmering shore . 

Sandpipers stalked the dunes above the river in disciplined hunting parties . 

Anyway , that was the start of the Skull Grounds , the area of the big , old , partially earthed-over dune behind the house where all our pets went when they died . 

I followed his gesture over the buried walls , across the narrow roadway between the ploughed-out snow dunes to where the fell rose steeply in a sweep of broken white to join the leaden sky . 

A dune had encroached onto the road and he was slicing away its tip , tossing it clear of the tarmac behind him . 

Dunes occur in the west of the county at East Head , to the west of the mouth of the River Arun at Climping , and in the east of the county at Camber . 

If the raw material of most of these ergs has been provided by other agencies , as differences in character between the surface wind-worked material and the sand at depth seem to indicate , then the locations of desert dunes , coastal dunes and periglacial dunes all seem to depend on the concentration of sand provided by some.other factor . 

In consequence , the unprotected soil , depleted of binding organic matter , was rapidly eroded by wind especially and desert dunes encroached . 

They are set in a peaceful location only one kilometre from some of the most fantastic sand dunes in the Canaries and a short bus ride from the heart of the nightlife of Playa Del Ingles . 

A little farther on the severe cliffs melt away into a large area of sand and sand dunes at Gunwalloe . 

At Holkham we looked hopefully up into the pine trees planted long ago to help stabilise the sand dunes , and we ` pished " . 

Disrupting the pavement also allows sand dunes to drift into habitable areas . 

The formation of the seif dune is less well understood , but transition forms , which can be connected into a series , have been observed by Bagnold . 

The seif dune differs from the barchan , therefore , in that the slip faces are on the side away from the strong wind and not facing the direction of advance as in the barchan . 

This sand was dry , but climbing a 70-metre high-angled sand dune is not easy . 

They had climbed out of the dunes and were walking now along the canal bank towards the pill-box and the Lock gates . 

I found the site but only the snails were visible in the sandy dunes at the edge of the golf course . 

Minor placer enrichments have been found in coastal dunes at Rattray Head , near Fraserburgh but the offshore potential is unknown . 

So , in summary , we 're looking for a clear site , exposed to wind , preferably on rising ground or on beach dunes where there are no buildings to break up the breeze . 

It was studied by Niko Tinbergen in 1929 , on the heaths and sand dunes of Hulshort in Holland . 

I know what we 'll do ; I 'll go up on the dunes and you hit the bell with your bit of wood and we 'll see if I can hear it . 

Before reaching the town of Rock the path runs through the only sand dunes that we encountered on the whole walk . 

After resting and lazing for nearly an hour , after the children had slid down enough dunes , chased enough birds , fallen in the water enough times , we returned in much the same way as we started out , except this time Maha leapt into the boat and would not move . 

Down a little tunnel at the Mesdag museum , up a flight of stairs , and you are standing atop a dune looking at an enormous 360-degree panorama painted in 1881 . 

He zoomed to save height , heard the cackle of machine-guns , skidded round in a savage , 180-degree turn , and instinctively ducked as a bright blue Pflaz hurtled over his head . 

As if in protest , George uttered a blood-curdling , lunatic-sounding cackle , and fell fractionally forward . 

Saturday was sunny and bright , and any claim that the match would be settled by tomorrow evening would have been dismissed with a scornful cackle . 

Mrs Plumptry 's words came into her head , and she could hear the old lady 's delighted cackle . 

And you can manufacture bucketfuls of this marvellous stuff from nothing more than kitchen waste . 

There had been tears when a child who had ventured off to the rock pools at the foot of the cliff brought back a bucketful of crabs and snails . 

` Ask the waiter with the dent in his forehead to give you a bucketful of ice cubes and three or four napkins . 

Asik became angry as he thought of all the people in his village who could have been saved by the fruit in the lorry which had just passed him , throwing up bucketfuls of dust into his face . 

` When we played my school a bloke managed to wangle some dry ice from work and he dropped it into a bucketful of warm water . 

I get a bucketful of water and I heat it on this little stove and I strip and wash myself all over . " 

After a few minutes a woman in a grey fur coat began to cross the street from my building . 

It climbs steeply through trees , into quiet hillside streets from which little lanes and stairways drop suddenly down into the blue distances of the city . 

Same thing with MEMO , Middle East Media Operations , just down the street from the embassy in Nicosia . 

Thomas Land his five-year-old brother slept in one of two small bedrooms in a small farmhouse which joined a terraced street in the tiny hamlet of Watchfield , Berkshire . 

There were two Abu Khadra Streets in Jaffa and there still is an Abu Khadra Mosque in Gaza . 

In 1976 , 100 people were killed when another cargo jumbo jet ploughed into a crowded street in Santa Cruz , Bolivia . 

There had previously been a plan for gaslit subway streets through which horse-drawn traffic could pass . 

Nevertheless , they were in London just before mid-day , following White Cross Street through Cricklegate . 

He took the horse down the steep winding streets to the waterfront . 

A bus carries him through charred streets to a train that 's leaving for London in five minutes . 

As you are probably aware , the actual network of lines and stations beneath London 's streets does not conform to the neat , straight lines with regularly spaced stations depicted on the map . 

` That sounds a lovely idea , " she accepted , and warmed to Karlovy Vary too with its tree-lined streets and picturesque surroundings . 

The rubbish tip has been part of the scene since we moved to our market street seven years ago . 

London is one of the most exciting cities in the world , famous for its parks , gardens , monuments , museums and galleries , its shopping streets and malls . 

At that time North Shields had a set of Victorian shopping streets . 

There was a picture of a village street , the houses were battered clapboard and there were a lot of horses around . 

They collected their horses from the stables and led them through the cold , bustling streets . 

Lucy Lane and Shaw were at work in Francis 's room which overlooked the street . 

At the same time most of the streets of the centre were cobbled . 

The affair between Allen and Soon-Yi , a refugee saved from the streets of Seoul in South Korea by Mia , has grabbed the headlines for months . 

Twenty thousand people took to the streets of the Lithuanian capital , Vilnius , to mourn a man who became a martyr for the Republic 's bid for independence from Moscow . 

Only 20% of electric cables are buried beneath the streets in Tokyo , compared with 100% in London and Paris . 

Or maybe it 's just that Scotland is too familiar with lads from the back streets of Edinburgh claiming they have a license to kill . 

I cross the park , as I crossed it so many times in the past , and regain the modest Edwardian streets beyond Maze Hill . 

The side street at Frenchay on the edge of Bristol where I live is my retreat . 

Local government expenditure may cover a variety of things , from sweeping the streets to providing local schooling . 

He was patrolling the streets of Cross Maglen in Southern Armagh when he was hit in the chest by a terrorist bullet . 

They claim to be living in fear of gangs who roam the streets after dark . 

The guard glanced down the deserted street , and now caught the glimmer of moonlight on something lying in the mud a few yards away . 

Few great cities have a principal street with such a spectacular setting as Princes Street . 

But like the flyovers which effortlessly criss-cross the city above the congested streets , there is another Cairo removed from the distress of the slums . 

When we protested that ours was a dirt track and not a paved city street , they seemed uncertain of the rules and phoned their chief . 

Every morning we travel through the busy city streets by car from the hotel to the Foreign Language Institute , where we teach . 

We wound our way through the cobbled streets of Leicester past the great , four-storeyed houses of the merchants , jutting out above us , and into the Newarks . 

The noise of the music followed her up the cobbled street , getting fainter as she walked . 

In 1895 the family moved to Whitechapel , London , and Bomberg attended Old Castle Street School , off Aldgate High Street . 

The narrow High Street is easily blocked as traffic builds up behind the heavy goods vehicles trying to get through on a route avoiding the increased toll on the Severn Bridge . 

On the far side , a narrow arch leads to the main shopping streets : Grote Markt , Spuistraat and the classy Noordeinde . 

I thanked him , and soon we were making our way along Anani 's main street , from which lanes led to the houses in the foothills behind . 

A temple at Wroxeter , on the west side of the main north-south street , was excavated by Bushe-Fox in 1913 . 

It must be packed at times , but in the honey-gold light of early evening its narrow , car-free streets were hauntingly empty . 

Easily Accessible : Shaldon is a pretty village well-known for its narrow streets of Regency and Georgian cottages . 

Every narrow , cobble-stoned street , every white-pillared ruin , every little ristorante , reminded her of Nicolo and the time they 'd spent together . 

Now he is driving slowly along a straight street cut like a slot between the towers . 

Another man drove into the street , to look at a car he wanted to buy , and left his Peugeot unlocked with the child inside . 

Most of the other people who lived in the street were professionals , a doctor , two more lawyers , a manager . 

The Jones ' family had moved in quietly when Jamie was just nine years old , and she had lived a few doors down the street . 

Ralph Steadman was said to have run down the street telling passers-by , including bewildered elderly ladies , that he had got ` one in Punch ! " 

Some of them , a dozen or so , ran into the street and appeared to start fighting . 

It took him twenty minutes to get down to the town centre and turn into the street of tatty terraced houses behind the bus station were Nails lived . 

By the time she turned into the long street to her flat , however , she had herself under control . 

She was aware of faces staring at her as she walked along the paved streets , and she swayed over the uneven surface like a seasick sailor . 

Blemishes on your back and sometimes on the buttocks can be caused by friction , perspiration and micro-organisms . 

Most coveted item : a fax of Princess Michiko , daughter to current emperor Akihiro , with a blemish on her forehead 

Disguise a blemish with a touch of medicated cover-stick , then set with loose face powder . 

Vanished are her healthy pink cheeks , her slightly red winter nose , her mole , her little freckles and blemishes : she is smooth , new made . 

Huy looked at the girl 's hands again : they were without a blemish . 

He scratches at the spots on his arm , pulling soiled nails hard across the red blemishes . 

The economy of the Temple , and with it the Jewish cult , depended on the goodwill of the suzerain . 

The ruler of the Habsburg territories was also Holy Roman Emperor , in theory at least the suzerain of hundreds of German states and rulers . 

The existence of the two suites argues strongly against the royal apartment interpretation . 

The content categories are given as number , money , time , length , weight , data interpretation , and space . 

The stream sediment may not , therefore , reflect local bedrock composition but that of exotic glacial deposits , and care is needed in site selection and data interpretation . 

Another way in which pre-existing knowledge is important in discourse interpretation is in the drawing of inferences and we will end this chapter with a brief discussion of some of the research on this very complex topic . 

Despite what many people claim , however , Freud did not say that dream interpretation shows that all dreams have a sexual content . 

Employers ' and parents interpretations may diverge even more widely , particularly as the level of detail these groups are likely to be able or willing to handle will be broader than that used by teachers . 

Eikmeyer ( 1989 ) , in a paper from a conference on coherence , points out that reader interpretation depends on the depth of understanding the reader requires . 

This experiment has been carried out by Klatzky ( 1970 ) and Klatzky and Atkinson ( 1971 ) with results favouring the inter-hemispheric transfer interpretation . 

Those concepts of the legal fiction and the ritual whose interpretation may change from age to age are essential to the understanding of Sweeney Agonistes in Eliot 's own development as an artist . 

Eventually the day consecrated by the Romans to the sun was identified with the Jewish first day , and given a Christian interpretation where Christ was referred to as the ` Sun of Righteousness " . 

A more plausible interpretation states the following principle : The laws which operate on a large , macrocosmic scale , also operate ( perhaps with modifications ) on the microcosmic scale . 

Our belief in Mendel 's theory of genetics is based on experiments , with fruit flies and similar organisms , whose interpretation depends on probabilities . 

There are two main interpretations that Can be put on this finding . 

The interpretation of wrestling that I treat here as ` accepted " is presented in Barthes 's own utterance as an absent speech with which he is dissenting -- without its existence there would be no need for his interpretation because the meaning of ` wrestling " would not be an issue . 

For the provision of a new interpretation of walking ( later to be compiled , as it were ) precisely did not require any access to , or repair of , the structure of how the walking was done originally . 

His was not entirely a list of subjects and their meanings , and he preferred to make the interpretation by considering a sequence of dreams , and even the personality and circumstances of the dreamer . 

Gabbay and colleagues will develop a logical model of the cognitive processes involved in reasoning in utterance interpretation by relating relevance-theoretic notions to existing concepts in computational logic . 

Depending on your interpretation he was either cleverly biding his time , or drifting , baffled as to how he could top his past work . 

Professor Lapworth of Birmingham had also examined the problems and given his interpretation . 

Although the requirements concerning the environmental suitability of an operating centre have only been in force since June 1984 , some interesting cases have already arisen on their interpretation . 

There are also two specialist inspectors whose work is directly associated with flight data and cockpit ( aural ) recorders and every aspect of their interpretation . 

It is easy to see why Kripke 's interpretation is called ` the community interpretation " . 

As Isard ( 1975 : 377 ) remarks : ` communications do not merely depend on the context for their interpretation , they change that context " . 

We are used to the idea that a statement of belief or propriety is continually open to challenge , and that debates concerning its correct interpretation are never fully resolvable . 

The English novelist Kingsley Amis , considering the film and its possible interpretations , came to the following conclusion : ` It 's about being bloody frightened of being eaten by a bloody great shark . " 

Given this uncertainty it is probably safest for the drafter to assume that s3 will be given its widest possible interpretation . 

The key word is ` generally " and its interpretation does leave some room for discussion as to exactly which assets should be included as money . 

There are effects of specific context ( for example , the piece of discourse currently being processed has to be fitted into and has its processing guided by the preceding and already-processed discourse ) ; and there are effects of general context ( for example , the listener/reader can draw upon his background knowledge of what the world is like to guide his discourse interpretation ) . 

In this light , arguments about Derrida 's ` meaning " have the fascination and intractability of arguments about the interpretation of , say , Eliot 's poetry . 

The same attempt to represent fathers in Leapor 's writing purely as tyrants , can likewise be seen in her interpretation of ` The Unhappy Father " which will be discussed below . 

The NHS is sufficiently large and self-contained to have its own interpretation of commonly used words . 

In addition , while referring in his letter to his interpretation of s 74(a) , ICTA 1988 , the inspector of taxes completely ignores the provisions of s 401 , ICTA 1988 . 

Another Director-General whose vision of broadcasting had a major influence in a period of important change in social attitudes was Hugh Greene , who oversaw a more liberal interpretation of ` public service " in the 1960s . 

The obvious interpretation of ` language skills " is bilingual language skills . 

For a refusal to interfere with an arbitrator 's interpretation of " near " under the Workmen 's Compensation Acts , see McMillan v. Barclay , Curie & Co. ( 1899 ) 2 F. 91 . 

In this way , the great ideological divide between the two parties over their interpretation of " Revolution Principles " was acted out annually in public rituals throughout the country . 

In such a model the weights themselves will have a direct interpretation as the average population density per Landsat pixel . 

In modern life astrology seems in any case to have taken over from dream interpretation as the soothsayer 's preferred technique . 

The East African Rift System is of this type and its interpretation as an incipient site of plate rupture is further supported by its continuity with the divergent plate boundaries of the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden . 

But I should stress that this is still very much a personal interpretation by somebody only marginally involved in the market . 

` All part of the service " was a phrase open to generous interpretation by early travel agents . 

The difference between the arm and leg is thus due to the different interpretation by the cells of the same positional signals . 

Young readers are at least as good as older readers at this process of ` realization " -- and are usually more ready to challenge interpretations by illustrators , actors , or story-tellers as ` wrong " . 

This underlines the need for rigorous recording and interpretation by every member of an archaeological team on individual excavations , since ultimately the information may be used in a worldwide study . 

What must be clear in a transcript of this kind is that a great deal of interpretation by the analyst has gone on before the reader encounters this ` data " . 

This humanistic attention to the subjective interpretation by prisoners of their situation marks a distinct departure from the orthodox account . 

I also sent him an article entitled ` Interpretation by Economics " . 

The Constitution , in short , is subject to interpretation by different bodies , the most prominent being politicians , judges , and scholars . 

Furthermore , such administrative histories tend to adhere to whig interpretations in which the ascent of the party is seen unproblematically as a concomitant of the rise of labour and the evolution of more efficient organisational forms . 

But inference from context would rule out such an interpretation in this story . 

Accreditation was not a concept that had gained currency in Britain at this time , and in developments over the next few years it was to receive a variety of interpretations in British further and higher education . 

Underpinning both the interpretation of their designs and the economic evidence they can provide is the datability of coins . 

In the previous chapter Simon Mohun considered one aspect of the problem , exploring different interpretations of the changing relations between state and economy in the post-war period . 

Interpretation of these data awaits the results of geochemical analyses of core material . 

The interpretation of our experiment is also corroborated by results of other studies of the functional anatomy of phonological processing . 

The ex-soldier 's comment suggests , contrary to the interpretation of the reporter , that there might be a perceived connection between tradition and the absence of discrimination . 

But the musical analogy also suggests that the picture of the teacher giving an interpretation of his or her own research is likely to reduce the chances of an independent viewpoint being brought to bear . 

Procles was using his wits in the sort of intellectual games -- rationalistic interpretations of myths , comparisons of popular military leaders -- which appealed to the Greek and Roman public . 

He offers an interpretation of Greek drama , in come ways anticipating Hegel 's , which brings to the fore the question of tragic guilt . 

Such conventions are prescribed neither by statute nor by judicial interpretation , so one must study instead scholarly interpretations of political behaviour and practice . 

Some critics have put a cynical interpretation on the changes . 

And of those cases , the majority involved matters of statutory interpretation with little or no political impact . 

Whether or not these definitions are correct , every social encounter involves a process of interpretation on the basis of available evidence , whether this is self-conscious or not . 

No such case as the latter has yet been brought and ( although it is very improbable that any charge would succeed since the law is explicit ) no certain interpretation on this point has been made . 

One interpretation for the lack of overall relationship might be that the laboratory simulation was not actually successful in producing levels of subjective risk of the same magnitude as those experienced by drivers in the first study . 

Historians have varied in their interpretations of how the Labour Party approached these problems and the effectiveness of its responses . 

Although supporting evolution , these discoveries did not always seem to confirm the Darwinian interpretation of how the process worked . 

She halted , hesitated , flicked a glance at him and saw from the surprised look on his face that he was putting his own interpretation on why she was scurrying to her room . 

Although there are many different historical interpretations as to why the purges happened most are agreed that the main purpose was to secure Stalin 's power against all possible enemies . 

This novel becomes ` readable " if we accept the psychologizing interpretation that Wallas is a kind of victim of Oedipal obsessions which he projects onto the objects around him . 

She accepted the therapist 's simple interpretation that this probably in part explained her excessive need for attention and reassurance from Charles . 

And I admire and sincerely respect those who take the time and trouble to challenge the interpretation that the powers-that-be put on the fruits of scientific research . 

However , the simple interpretation that state service-provision varies proportionately with age may also be misleading . 

It excludes the interpretation that the door shut of its own accord , and so leads more explicitly to the conclusion that the door was shut by the shopman . 

It appears that you have taken the real content of my personal views out of their true context and treated them with an interpretation that I least expected . 

Marital status has a positive effect , agreeing with the interpretations that either employers favour men who are married and/or that married men search harder . 

With one hand he removed the hay and with the other held her shoulder , then tried stuffing the wisps down the front of her laced bodice . 

His hands rested on her shoulders and she could feel the warmth of them through the coarse material of her bodice . 

Three young women sat around the edges of the room ; they looked bored and a little cold in their scanty bodices . 

Here was Kylie , the tomboyish Charlene , provocatively posing in brocade bodices , glitzy mini-skirts and shorts -- revealing nigh -- or is it thigh -- on all to the world . 

She is plainest to me not quite dressed , in white bodice and petticoat , her arms and shoulders rounded and creamy smooth . 

When Martha was ready for home , she put on the pink bodice and Elizabeth dressed her hair . 

To him , a schoolmistress was a crusty Old Maid in a liberty bodice and lisle stockings . 

Her hands had gone , involuntarily , to the buttons on her bodice , her fingers defensively closing the gap . 

The bodice was plain and ribbed to the waist , and hanging from two loops at the side was a fine red suede belt . 

The tightly fitting bodice was cut quite low over Comfort 's small bosom . 

The woman in the tight bodice was wearing a rigid smile and promising to arrange interviews with Ms Duxbody later . 

The apple room was dim and scented with a mysterious sweetness like the breakfast honey . 

At first the track was lined with bright terraces of beehives , their owners in makeshift tents busily extracting the honey for which Thassos is famous . 

Some 2,500 out of over 8,000 workers began taking the masks when they went into the forest to cut wood , collect honey or fish . 

Simmer for about 5 minutes until the sugar has dissolved , then stir in four tablespoons of clear honey . 

The lead coffin itself was filled to within one inch of the brim with a tacky ochre-coloured liquid , somewhat the colour of heather honey but not quite so solid . 

In the meantime , Mike Harris will miss out on this years batch of heather honey . 

On the table was a vase of flowers , a square honeycomb oozing liquid honey from its wax holes onto the dish , three jars of jam , each one a different colour of dark red , and a jug with a muslin cloth over the top . 

Quarter figs , top them with some cinnamon-spiced ricotta and drizzle with clear honey . 

And the predatory honey buzzard , although it does not eat honey , will excavate wasps ' nests to feed on the grubs , protected from stings by its dense plumage and scaly legs . 

Dr Alexandra Macara , chairperson of the British Medical Association 's ethics committee stressed the difficulties for the parents in making rational decisions at such a time . 

As chairperson of the National Women 's Council and of the co-ordinating scientific bodies , Elena Ceauşescu was the dominant organizer of the regime 's pro-natalist policies . 

The chairperson of Talc Mining Awareness , Paddy Muldoon , responded : ` We are determined to stay with this right to the very end . 

As Emer Colleran , chairperson of An Taisce , noted , Gold EIA contained members of national and local bodies involved in towns , agriculture , aquaculture , recreational use of the environment and environmental conservation . 

Denis Carroll , chairperson of the Residents ' Association , said ` Objections from 93 per cent of the local community to the gold prospectors are 50/50 between environmental and religious concerns . 

The RRA 's chairperson , Ted Forde , commented ` It 's clear now we live in a police state " . 

The party 's chairperson , Alan Warren , who is standing as a local government candidate in the Castle ward , has hit out at planning restrictions on commercial development in the north of the city . 

Incoming BASW chairperson Graham Thompson mused about language , confessing he had replaced his own references to ` miners " wives ' with ` women in mining communities " . 

Chris Hanvey is divisional director of Leeds SSD and Area Child Protection Committee chairperson . 

To identify a new chairperson for the board , or to derive full value from bringing on those trustees , five years is too short . 

Decisions are often reached more quickly when a chairperson is doing their role effectively and pulling strands together than when opinions are being tossed haphazardly around a group . 

As town councils may elect a mayor there is the curious anomaly of local town mayors existing within shire districts headed by a chairperson . 

This could only be achieved through the support of the chairperson and headteacher . 

Frank 's reputation rests primarily on The Americans ( 1959 ) , a stunning collection of photographs which captured the underbelly of the United States -- its poverty , its injustice and the yearnings of its alienated underclass . 

After a few blows there , the porcupine succumbs and is then turned carefully over and eaten from underneath , its soft underbelly causing no problems . 

Benjamin ignored my warnings : he went into the box , talking gently to the horse , smoothing its flanks whilst he examined its underbelly . 

Her mouth sagged open and her body , dirty white like the underbelly of a landed fish , was covered in marks and bruises . 

A suitable form of wording could be devised to avoid the risk of inviting a flood of claims , spurious or genuine . 

But also it 's survived , I think , because of the motivation that the constant flood of callers provides the volunteers with -- everyone in the organization . 

The flood of referrals now reaching health and social services does not , of course , mean that a new evil is stalking the land . 

The flood of tormented flesh appeared to be one single myriad-headed entity which was now compressing itself insanely till eyes started , skin split , till blood vessels sprayed . 

The recent flood of cheery indicators is so good that it almost certainly condemns the beaming government to setbacks over the coming months , and to talk of a double-dip recession . 

The flood of money disappearing into China is causing problems for the Taiwanese economy . 

The flood of motor-cars and lorries and trucks onto our roads in recent years is a tragedy for nature and for the environment and for our health . 

The details of this task are entrusted to the Future Legislation Committee of the Cabinet which has to cope with a flood of requests from the various Departments of State who all wish to have their proposals included . 

I was about to stop , expecting another turgid flood of brain-numbing data , but Posi surprised me . 

Access to this flood of information about ourselves will eventually transform medical practice , and the first signs of this are already apparent . 

THE Brewer 's Society yesterday urged the Chancellor to cut duty on beer in the Budget to counteract the flood of imports from France . 

The photographs were shown on BBC 's Crimewatch UK and more than 40 police officers manned telephones in Edinburgh throughout the evening in anticipation of a flood of calls . 

As the holiday season drew to a close in August the trickle turned into a flood of over 5,000 East Germans a week with thousands more camping in Hungary awaiting permission to leave . 

They feared that if the flood of immigrants continued , American values would be lost . 

Sponsors of the bill , which Pericles himself is said to have promoted , might argue that the character of the city was in danger from a flood of immigrants . 

Some absorb the gas quickly , whereas others circulate it slowly and can not respond to floods of bright light . 

The door opened , letting in a flood of light , and Kāli walked in . 

Development pressures in the Amazon basin , such as the construction of hydro-electric dams , deforestation , and commercial fishing , have brought a flood of new settlers to the area . 

With improvements in educational technologies , more detailed understanding of how behaviour is controlled and developed , and a greater focus on curriculum planning has come a flood of new opportunities for people with learning difficulties . 

A flood of new bands , from the north and around London , had emerged , fed by the influences of the blues , the bomb , CND . 

None of this could be happening , Bowring told himself wildly : it was too outrageous , it meant that anything could happen , it was the beginning of total chaos .

Let him picture her pottering in the improvised chaos of a damp , windowless room …

The Americans forged ahead not only because they could deploy greater resources , but also because they were more ruthless in seeking out key German experts during the chaos of the German surrender , and in persuading them to work for them in the United States .

No one wants chaos in East Germany -- not the West Germans , nor the internal opposition , nor the Russians .

Mr Karimov justifies his hard line by pointing to the chaos in neighbouring Tajikistan , where a war between rival clans has left about 20,000 dead and displaced some 600,000 people from their homes .

The explosion created chaos on surrounding roads when traffic-lights were put out of action .

PEARL JAM fans caused motorway chaos in Seattle after the band announced a secret homecoming gig .

Worse still , we 're now entering that part of the year when those pathetic excuses ` leaves on the line '' and ` the wrong type of snow '' will be trotted out to explain away timetable chaos .

There was thus a source of tension built into the very heart of the new biology , a tension that was never resolved and would ultimately divide the life sciences into a chaos of competing disciplines .

The formation of such a vacuum is a dangerous possibility which will be avoided only if the nations of the world make a concerted effort to clean up the religious chaos once and for all .

In the Old Testament the sea was the symbol of chaos and evil , which could only be overcome by God .

Huw , a brown-eyed version of Feargal himself , accompanied by a pretty little blonde girl , looked as though he might enjoy causing chaos just for the hell of it .

I tried to show pleasure at their decision and at the same time annoyance that our contract simply would n't permit it . 

That comes after growing Irish annoyance at the continued failure of the British to ensure that the RUC accompanies the UDR on all its operations . 

She spoke quietly in Greek to the boy , soothing his annoyance at the turning off of the video . 

Ronni got in , feeling a welcome dart of annoyance at the way he had issued that curt command . 

It joined me for the rest of the holiday , much to the annoyance of my fellow passengers . 

Busking or playing musical instruments in the Underground , to the annoyance of other passengers , is an offence …

It was after noon by the time we actually got sorted , much to the annoyance of the lady from the Public Relations company who had hired us . 

But her annoyance over the pictures could not distract Catherine from her latest -- and biggest -- ambition . 

He shows his annoyance with some intimidating facial expression , backed up by a sparse selection of adjectival punctuation invariably using the ` f " word , which he uses with considerable effect . 

Serena is torn between her sisterly love and her annoyance with Stella 's aggressive insecurity . 

THE Banishing Gripes campaign highlighted the public 's annoyance with British Gas for the inconvenience caused by digging up roads . 

To her annoyance a warm blush was steadily creeping into her cheeks . 

But , despite his annoyance at being seeded No.2 to Baddeley even though he is the present No.1 , he declined to labour the point afterwards . 

My annoyance at missing the fish turns to relief when I realise I am not snagged in the roots . 

Suppressing her annoyance at being called " Little Sara " , she replied that all was well . 

Robyn leant against the door to the office and found herself experiencing the old , familiar surge of deep annoyance . 

To Erika 's intense annoyance , Fritz promptly accepted the invitation -- obeyed the command , rather -- and as Rosa moved on to the floor with another boy , she was left feeling abandoned -- and foolish . 

Who can honestly say that they have never been consumed by that intense annoyance , never felt that burning but wrenching tension and anger at life 's petty frustrations . 

This causes considerable annoyance to the Germans , who find themselves being forced to speak English and say that they will settle the matter ` by decree " . 

` We are at our wits ; end here " , say the airport management , ` and this has caused considerable upset and annoyance to the lady owning the number published " . 

It was , I thought , a measure of her self-control that she had waited until now to express her annoyance . 

The Profit Share Scheme was reduced in 1992 but many members have expressed great annoyance that another scheme within the Bank netted two former members of the staff in Britain almost £218,000 between them . 

Although this is hardly the headhunter 's fault , the candidate will naturally feel annoyance or even anger that his or her expectations have been raised and then dashed , often without much explanation . 

His eyes narrowed , and she felt a flicker of annoyance , this time aimed at herself . 

The third party is now commonly known as an expert , usually because he has been chosen for his expertise about the issue between the parties . 

Becker 's expertise as a jazz pianist made possible his study of dance musicians ( Becker 1963 ) . 

His expertise as a Shakespeare scholar is evident in his perceptive analyses of Sonnet 129 and the guard-changing scene in Hamlet . 

Jonathan Webb ran some distance to offer his expertise as a surgeon . 

Most of these new management teams have drawn their expertise from earlier times with one or other of the major brewers . 

This new division brings together the Survey 's expertise in geochemistry , metalliferous and industrial minerals , analytical geochemistry , mineralogy and petrology . 

Yes I I do I think the bank 's big mistake is their obsession with security cover erm and I think they ought to develop some expertise in judgement of people 's management and entrepreneurial abilities . 

Intended for people who work in health education and health promotion , or work in other fields but wish to develop their expertise in this subject . 

Graduates from the college are in world-wide demand for their expertise in the MEDAU method of teaching movement as well as in physiotherapy and for their whole body approach to treatment . 

The trial was carried out in three major centres with particular expertise in the surgery of portal hypertension and the control of variceal bleeding by endoscopic sclerotherapy . 

John Rohl is a historian with a special expertise in modern German history . 

` I bring expertise on general financial and technical matters . " 

Not only is this information ignored , but some of the new-found local expertise on asbestos and health is apparently greater than that of Professor McDonald , the independent expert who has studied some 12,000 case histories . 

The line manager recognises that the staff manager has greater knowledge and expertise on this subject and acquiesces in the carrying out of the prescribed steps of the procedure . 

I am grateful to my hon. Friend for that intervention , because his expertise on this subject is well known , as is his general understanding of the problems involved . 

Stanzani was also responsible for the involvement of the French aerospace company , Aerospatiale , which has lent its considerable expertise with carbon-fibre and Kevlar to the project . 

His passion for , and expertise with oddballs has made his features very popular , and he is known as a thorough and punctual answerer of readers " queries . 

The Prophet 's lack of expertise with a gun saved Lomax 's life . 

The word is going round , thanks to your expertise with pigs . " 

He adds , and I am sure he is right , that they both have considerable expertise in dealing with oil spills , including in the Gulf . 

` They have no expertise in managing their own sales staff , " he comments . 

Part of the reason is the firm 's expertise in developing the ground-breaking Architecture Neutral Distribution Format technology . 

Stoddard Mercia 's expertise in weaving special designs to the customers ' exact requirements was a major factor in obtaining the Country Court order . 

These would have claimed much of Miller 's attention , but his expertise would have been in great demand over the cultivation of rare fruits . 

Their expertise , particularly in management , science and technology , and environmental protection , is frequently put to good use in local schools and in voluntary sector organisations . 

Following this example , and that of Cathy Donaldson , Elizabeth Anne Crawford also took ` time off " from work , and we were most grateful for her banking expertise . 

And Tottenham 's clever campaign to save the club is now down to one man Venables and his business expertise . 

Despite ICL 's Unix expertise , its choice of Sun 's Sparc architecture is brought into question . 

SPRINGFIELDS , noted for its reactor fuel expertise , is moving into a different kind of ` canning " . 

MAS 's deal structuring experience , drawing on KPMG 's taxation expertise and International Network input in efficient cross-border structures . 

They want to recruit people with a sympathetic and ` unruffled " nature , nursing expertise is not essential . 

The company has played an important part in the operation by utilising its deep water surveying expertise to locate and recover what remains of the aircraft from the seabed . 

But first we needed a partner with welding expertise , in the same way as with RAMP , we had arranged a deal with a firm established in paint spraying . 

Fortunately , the expertise of bankers and the compliance of most traders with agreed international procedures keeps disputes and nonpayment to a minimum . 

Often official syllabuses and timetables reflect the influence and expertise of infant method specialists in ministries or from colleges of education . 

AND during subsequent cross examination of the society 's report and accounts , Lord Ridley showed all the aplomb and expertise of a razor sharp stand-up comic . 

Professor Brown had developed an expertise for predicting how much lava is stored in a volcano . 

The Syntax of Present Day English : all aspects of this subject are catered for , although the department has special expertise in X-bar , Relational and Dependency models for syntactic/semantic representations of the English language . 

And genetic engineers seeking to develop new characteristics in farm animals have tapped in to Buckhaven 's expertise for intermediates used in the synthesis of proteins . 

Further , the judiciary do not possess the expertise or technical knowledge and are not provided with the training to deal effectively with the disputatious issues arising under social legislation . 

However , both TA and IT are relatively complicated to master and you re recommended to let someone else set them up or run them for you unless you are really eager to advance your computer expertise . 

The development of other Library-based databases in place of , or supplementary to , existing analytical indexes , was dependent on the Garden appointing a computer scientist with considerable expertise in database design . 

As coordinators " roles shifted towards curriculum responsibility , so curriculum expertise itself became a further factor in their success , to be added to the three other factors discussed above . 

The alternative is a small-scale industry , based on renewable resources -- but designing this requires chemical expertise too . 

Calvert reckons Kamtronics ' centrally controlled design together with the broad scope of design and manufacturing expertise it offers should prove very attractive to customers . 

The presentation was an excellent example of design expertise using the C.A.D. and the latest computerised sample machine . 

` The Group 's engineering design expertise is playing a vital role in securing the long term profitability and safety of the North Sea . " 

Howson 's engineering expertise was invaluable ; so was his recognition that the disabled faced demoralization as well as hardship unless they secured employment . 

He was much sought after as an expert witness in arbitrations and parliamentary inquiries , where his engineering expertise and powers of logical exposition carried much weight . 

The members of the preservation group are very keen to improve their engineering expertise , and would be interested in hearing from any member who can offer advice . 

In principle , direct investment brings with it better management , improved technology , and marketing expertise . 

Market intelligence and sales and marketing expertise are , therefore , as crucial to the success of the technology transfer company as they are to innovation in general . 

I have to look at the snappers , then we 'll munch our asparagus rolls and you can tell me about Eva . " 

` We must keep in touch , " Gary said as he finished his cheese roll . 

The sergeant gnawed hungrily at his cheese roll and sipped from his glass of bitter . 

A WOMAN was horrified when she found a piece of sticking plaster in her tuna salad roll . 

Small vans burst into the forecourt through the arch of the gatehouse , to park at the front door and unload pot-plants , piles of plates , crates of wine , trays of freshly baked rolls . 

A good English breakfast or a vegetarian equivalent including home-made preserves and bread rolls made from locally ground flour is served in the beamed dining room . 

Vegetables are from the garden or locally grown and bread and rolls are home-baked . 

My list may include a tomato , a buttered roll , a chunk of moist cheese , a slice of fruit cake , and an orange . 

` How about a buttered roll and a chicken leg each wrapped in tinfoil ? " 

There were bowls of coleslaw and potato salad laced with green peas , buttered garlic rolls and hard-boiled eggs . 

She bit into her buttered roll scattering crumbs , and shook her head . 

Our engineer friends had collected crusty rolls from the dining room and , after a few drinks themselves , had set out to experiment with the sea-gulls ' capacity for whiskey . 

She got up from her chair , went to a cupboard and came back with a crusty roll and a dish of butter . 

So pack up a picnic with fresh fruit , crunchy salads and wholemeal rolls with tuna or low-fat cottage cheese fillings 

Each meal began with a warm , two-inch , wholemeal roll and a little dish of Griebenschmaltz , a browned , salted pork-dripping . 

But when he asked for his toast , a sister told him he would have to eat rolls and jam or go without . 

` Oh , you lovely feller , not 'alf I would n't , " said Dolly , ` I was too weak to eat the cheese roll , so Bessie ate it for me . " 

Sitting by a potted palm that looked like a fugitive from the desert , she ate flaky rolls spread with black cherry jam , and drank two cups of coffee before setting forth . 

She spread butter on a fresh bread roll and slid the plate across the table . 

I would win no prizes for being tidy , but the main aggravation was the fact that we had , between us , eight identical black Karrimor pannier bags . 

To avoid this aggravation , I used to spend my weekends going for long walks by the river . 

Golf was mine , though I often found it more of an aggravation than a relaxation . 

Far from being a lunatic fantasy , the foregoing rigmarole is simply a true account of the process by which , without the additional aggravation of those senatorial rules , one member of the Dail was elected . 

They went through the door , and the scene in front of them banished any last vestige of tiredness from Hencke 's mind . 

Canberra arrived at Old Trafford at the end of a hard season , and their tiredness , inevitably compounded by travel fatigue , dictated their match plan . 

The trouble was , once you 'd been driving for that long , you drove right through your tiredness and out into a dreamland where only the road was moving . 

But they seemed to have reached that point where they could not sleep despite their tiredness . 

His tiredness and despair vanished as though they had never been . 

Vitamin B12 helps to produce red blood cells which carry oxygen , and therefore prevents anaemia and tiredness . 

The important point is that melatonin might be a link between the environment and body clock in ourselves also and its release might promote inactivity or tiredness . 

The smile was still there , but behind it now was a hint of trouble , and more than a hint of tiredness . 

Such factors as poorly organised workstations , stress and low motivation , can cause or aggravate feelings of illness or tiredness . 

` E gives people a heightened sense of well-being , " she says , ` but when people go to nightclubs they ca n't actually dance all night , so they take amphetamines to overcome tiredness . " 

At some point during the evening , Tallis-Holly went to the crouching wary form of the woman , and watched herself watching the Daurog , and saw the fear and the tiredness in her eyes . 

He remembered her in the old days , singing at parties for hours and then turning up for rehearsal next day without any sign of strain or tiredness in her voice . 

Already exhausted from her night 's activities , she was also acutely aware that she must give no sign of tiredness for fear of arousing suspicion . 

A small amount of coffee can be soothing and help relieve tiredness ; it also sharpens the concentration . 

Martha shook her head , feeling tiredness descend on her like the low cloud on the mountains , muffling all her emotions . 

Fran ran a hand wearily over her face , closing her eyes , feeling the tiredness from the sleepless night catching up with her . 

The Manchester United winger is expected to be out of football for two months suffering from tiredness , depression , and persistent headaches . 

I 'm afraid I suffer continually from tiredness , but the job will have to be done . 

A weariness that was as much chronic boredom as physical tiredness seemed the most dominant thing about her . 

You knew nothing of my breakdown , although you were very concerned about my tremendous physical tiredness ; and my college attendance dropped considerably . 

The combination of a large meal and physical tiredness made the thought of sleep irresistible , and she longed for her bunk . 

There was no more talking from the Germans , and no more mortaring , the remaining part of the night passed fairly quickly with no further signs of tiredness as we lay and listened . 

Christina noticed that he looked grey with tiredness and handed him a plan he had missed . 

A wave of tiredness came upon her , this time the full tidal memory of the strains of her life at the inn , her age , her vulnerability , her need to stand alone …

Suddenly , a wave of tiredness swept through her and she closed her eyes for a moment , during which the girl remained quiet , but visibly agitated and eager to be getting on with her work . 

Delighted bosses at Liberty , which opened 19 of its 21 stores , estimated they had taken 10 per cent more than the first day of last year 's winter sales . 

Bosses at Toys R Us , which has been opening on Sundays for more than a year , say the extra day is a definite boost to sales . 

Bosses at Ford also announced 1,180 job losses on top of an expected 2,000 white collar redundancies . 

You may feel secure in your role within the family , but a new boss at work , for example , may mean that your assumptions about your professional status are challenged . 

Bosses at Sunderland General Hospital denied being to blame -- even though a report says the deaths were ` an outcome " of being refused admission . 

` The boss at Compulsion is a guy called Chris Hughes who originally signed us for Phonogram , so it was almost like starting over again . 

For bosses at Morland damage caused by a Green King take-over would be incalculable . 

Her petty tyranny and ruthless exploitation of anyone who fell under her sway was typical of the behaviour of hundreds of local Party bosses in Romania . 

Like Russian president Boris Yeltsin who still stands accused of continuing the cover-up over the execution while he was a local Communist party boss in the 70s . 

As Bernard Arnault , the boss of LVMH , points out , the hardest trick in managing luxury brands is ` keeping a balance between volume and scarcity . " 

The boss of Salomon Inc , John Gutfreund , also took a pay cut , down to $2.26m , reflecting the investment bank 's 36% drop in net income . 

He first met Colin Chapman , boss of Lotus cars , at Brands Hatch in 1958 who was impressed with the youngster 's driving . 

Now the boss of the provisionals ' counter intelligence department nicknamed ` the headhunters " has called a temporary halt to operations in North Belfast until the leak can be stemmed . 

But we have relationships of many different sorts -- with our children , our parents , our boss and our friends to name but a few . 

His talent , like that of his label boss Boy George , is making quirky , quality , catchy pop tunes . 

According to Barry Morris , Blackpool 's tourism boss : ‘ People are not prepared to accept less in a B&B than they have at home . 

The PEPES had vowed to attack Escobar and his family each time the Medellin cartel boss plants a bomb or attacks innocent civilians . 

CLEVER Ulster investors are set to make a killing on the forthcoming NIE and British Telecom share sell-offs , a local building society boss predicted today . 

And the former Spurs boss , whose push-and-run team of the 1960 's included such soccer legends as Danny Blanchflower and Dave Mackay , called for revolutionary changes . 

DAMON HILL has won a massive vote of confidence from Canon Williams ' team boss Frank Williams after his latest ration of rank bad luck in the Canadian Grand Prix . 

Manchester United skipper Bryan Robson has recovered from the muscle strain that kept him out of Saturday 's win over Premier League leaders , Norwich , leaving boss Alex Ferguson with a headache . 

There is brighter news for the Rangers boss on the selection front . 

John Tugwell , a rival to Wanless in the race to succeed Frost , wins diplomatic praise from his new boss for the way he has restored Bancorp to profit this year . 

People may also trade good relations with their boss for better relations with their colleagues , or vice versa . 

He has no problems finding work here in his native Britain , but she is ignored by TV and stage bosses on this side of the Atlantic . 

Yesterday , workers and bosses celebrated the dawn of a bright new era at an official opening that drew hundreds of VIP guests and GM bosses from Europe and the United States . 

But beleaguered boss Graham Taylor asked if the pressure was off replied with a wry smile : ` Not really . " 

About 130 VIP guests , including international Vauxhall bosses and representatives of the CBI and civic heads were expected at today 's inauguration ceremony . 

But because Torres is 2 1/2 months pregnant , deputies Saturday charged Camacho with a felony .

Each forgery charge is a felony punishable by up to five years in prison and a dlrs 5,000 fine .

Ohad Skornick , 23 , from Tel Aviv , suspected of conspiracy and failure to prevent a felony .

The decision announced Thursday by Attorney General Janet Reno means the department has found specific and credible allegations that Brown may have committed a federal felony .

Under current law , aliens who commit aggravated felonies can be deported .

The law , enacted last year , requires longer prison sentences for felons with at least one prior conviction for a serious or violent felony .

Carjacking is a federal felony in this U.S. commonwealth , falling under the jurisdiction of the local U.S. District Court .

A new federal crime bill provides the death penalty for some federal gun felonies in which a person is killed .

For aliens committing serious felonies , the message is , `` You get out of here now !

The £1,000 worth of gifts were part of the loot taken in a raid on a courier depot at Leicester .

Mr McGilvray said he would be opening a depot in Cambuslang in the next fortnight where he would be employing as many as 18 former Lilley personnel .

But as late as 1890 , only the Great Western and the Great Northern , with its London milk depot at Finsbury Park , had provided special terminal facilities .

The blast brought terror to hundreds of residents near the gas depot forcing the occupants from 250 houses across six streets to be evacuated to community centres .

It was a good thing he did not live too far from the bus depot or he would never have been able to find it .

He has had a passion for buses and coaches ever since childhood when his father took him to the Darlington bus depot where he still works as a driver .

On Steamdays visitors can enjoy rides in the 1930s steam trains and see the activities of a steam locomotive depot .

` We will shortly move our milk distribution depot to the site and plan to be packaging locally sourced milk in about a year 's time , " he said .

Dubai , UAE : International Paint ( Gulf ) has secured a contract in Iran worth more than US$1.5 million to refurbish an oil refinery and supply depots .

Two days ago she had stood in line in the drafting office at the training depot , wondering where she would be sent .

Their revelations about USAF base Wright Patterson , the alleged high-security storage depot for crashed UFOs and their occupants , provided a backdrop for ` The Blue Room " .

A temporary storage depot would have to be established by 1995 and a second would have to be available around 2005 .

You can obtain heavy duty rubber gloves from some garden centres and most agricultural supply depots …

The washers were made by early afternoon and a site manager drove with them in his car to an RAF service depot in southern England .

This occupation was clearly contemporary with the fort , but it is uncertain whether it belongs to a vicus or a military depot .

Inside the spacious military depot the soldiers kept several cows for fresh milk and grew vegetables under glass .

Betty Lee worked in Basingstoke depot for 17 years until her retirement in 1986 .

The town centre property in Castlegate is owned by brewers Tetley who now operate from a depot on the outskirts of the town .

A supply depot was established at Cambuskenneth , within a protective loop of the river .

Bombs were placed in the fuel depot at the airport last month , and a small power station nearby was blown up .

When the first CPR train reached Vancouver on 23 May 1888 , the depot on the waterfront was no larger than a wooden shed .

DETECTIVES in Dungannon are investigating the theft of £7,500 worth of tyres from a depot on Dungannon 's Gortnaglush Road .

Reports on Aug. 2 said that hundreds of people were killed after an explosion at an arms depot in Kabul thought to have been triggered by rockets fired by mujaheddin .

At some maintenance depots the establishment of specific sub-sector pools led to significant improvements to reliability , even though in many cases the locomotives concerned were travelling further from home than ever before .

The new works was originally an old depot and now treats water , from two borehole 100 metres down on the site , for 35,000 customers .

Furthermore , during Sir James 's subsequent stay , I gathered that Mr Graham was no longer in Sir James 's employ ; indeed that Sir James no longer employed any full-time staff at all . 

The simple fact that he was in her husband 's employ gave her an advantage over him . 

High-profile industry columnist Will Zachmann who wrote for PC Week for years says he left Ziff-Davis ' employ because of pressure brought to bear to write more favourably about Microsoft and Windows . 

By 1826 Henry Milner was in the employ of William Cavendish , sixth Duke of Devonshire [ q.v. ] , at Chatsworth , where he served in a variety of posts , including gardener and porter . 

She made it sound as if her husband were in the employ of a superior company . 

Very fine he and his men looked in their feathered bonnets with the pipes playing . 

To complete the ensemble there is a loose-fitting bonnet with pinked edging and a broad white tie-tape . 

` And she 's a real toff , " warned the old woman , tethering her ragged skirts about her more closely and fingering a few sparse hairs back up under her bonnet . 

The tall eagle feathers on his bonnet cocked proudly over his head . 

Her lovely hair had been coaxed into ringlets which bounced out beneath her bonnet , and he longed to feel the spirals curling round his fingers . 

Senga pulled off her bonnet , and tossed it on to the chair beside the fire . 

Children at Selborne School took the time last week to make some splendid Easter bonnets . 

Some wore brightly coloured Chinese long gowns and black mandarin bonnets , others , shorter black silk coats and white trousers . 

I thought she was startlingly beautiful , even in her grief , with her fair hair tucked under a dainty mourning bonnet , and her slim upright figure . 

One was a stout , red-faced woman with a straw bonnet and blue ribbons . 

Bright new bonnets on show at the fair : Brett Fraser says that , for once , the London Motorfair is the place to catch a glimpse of the latest ideas from the world 's car makers 

Bo-Bo was dressed in white from straw bonnet to canvas shoes , and to complete the picture carried an open parasol over her right shoulder . 

` Well then , if it was a summer thing that was going he 'd be put in full show regalia ; and that was with his bonnet on his head . 

Cramming her worn , out-moded bonnet on her head , she stuffed the few belongings she had unpacked back into the portmanteau . 

Never one to miss an advantage , Eva stopped wearing uniform , vowed she would never again be seen in a bonnet and decided to do her own thing . 

While Annie put on her cloak and bonnet , Jonadab called for the pony and trap to be brought round to the door . 

It took Beth only a few minutes to put on her bonnet and best shawl while Peggy dressed the boy for outdoors . 

He wore a sort of bonnet on his jet black hair , apparently dyed , and four great eagle feathers were clasped to this . 

Her straw bonnet had a large brim which was usually turned back from her face , but today she did n't want people looking at her grief so she had tipped the brim down . 

It was a straw bonnet , biscuit-coloured and it was worked round the edges with red ; I suppose it was thin cord ; but it had red round it and red on the top . 

Louisa began again , but faltered when she saw Emilia close her eyes and shake her head in the little bonnet she wore . 

The Green movement is partly due to the flower people reaching a crest of economic power . 

The vast curling crest of the hurricane reared over them , and its face stretched from horizon to horizon . 

And beyond the crest of the headland , hazy with distance , the shape of a hill , smooth and symmetrical , like a drawn-up knee . 

We retreated to the crest of the island , and sat down where the turf was clean and dry . 

The scores of islands which lie off the Adriatic coast are the crests of mountain ranges which foundered during periods of tectonic disturbances . 

Richard 's brother Charles told stories about the creatures that lived around the black loch which lay hidden at the mountain 's crest . 

IAIN Walker , executive editor of the Mail on Sunday , has died after a fall on An Teallach , while descending in mist from the mountain 's notoriously treacherous rocky crest . 

From the crest of Aonach Beag is a rare and spectacular view of Ben Alder . 

So in two years flat , after riding on the crest of a wave , people who had been cock of the walk in ICI suddenly found themselves at the bottom of the league . 

On the open hill keep a drystone wall to the right and reach Dial Garreg on the crest of the hill . 

Franco seemed to be riding on the crest of the wave as he entered the second decade of his rule -- his " magistracy " as he called it in his own grandiloquent language . 

The track then goes up through the forest to the crest of the hill . 

As she reached the crest of the hill , Ashley drew the baby buggy to a halt . 

Follow the crest of the ridge to the summit of Helvellyn ( 3 miles ) . 

A thing slid hugely over the crest of a nearby ridge , and gazed at me from several eyes . 

As he sees it , the crest of the wave is coming right his way . 

The crests of the waves emitted by the source can be regarded as the ticks of an atomic clock , and if the rate of ticking v increases , the same time interval t would contain more ticks . 

His press soubriquet ` Sunny Jim " was rather misplaced since it concealed a somewhat touchy disposition , just as Henderson 's unwontedly benign term of endearment , ` Uncle Arthur " , had been in the past . 

It is a myth that the soubriquet ` The Iron Duke " refers to Wellington 's character . 

Add in Edith Cresson 's political affiliation , plus her deserved reputation for dirigisme , and the freshly coined sobriquet ` Edithatcher " seems to be nothing more than a phrase-monger 's fancy . 

His youngest son was known to Regency society by the sobriquet Poodle Byng . 

Mountain redoubts ideal for concealing plunder were the Fell o'Barullion in Wigtonshire -- hence Billy 's sobriquet ` the caird o'Barullion " -- and a large cave in the high grounds of Cairnsmore , in the Stewartry . 

The growing propensity to sample bodily fluids for contraband chemicals has engendered a bitter legal struggle over an employee 's right of privacy , a conflict which could spread to Europe along with fear of ` crack . " 

From Jespersen to Lakoff to the feminist in the discussion group , people who talk about women 's language have a regrettable propensity to overlook this problem . 

In turn , the propensity to marry can be measured by estimating the proportion of women still unmarried at ages 35-44 . 

This suggests a high propensity to join such schemes among women where their incomes and access to occupational pensions are on a par with men 's . 

Certain experiences can predispose a child towards feelings of helplessness , towards a propensity to interpret information in a negative way , and towards a continuing perception of irretrievable loss . 

Certain men and women have a propensity for this type of spirituality and have devised techniques and disciplines to create the sense of presence within themselves . 

This he did , and it was then that I experienced for the first time his unexpected propensity for one-liners , conjured out of thin air . 

This greater propensity for elderly married and widowed people to live on their own was found in many developed countries as work by Richard Wall ( 1984 , 1988 ) has clearly demonstrated . 

The propensity for errors to occur must be balanced against the necessity for both management and surveying staff to have a reasonable degree of trust in the analysed cost figures produced . 

And , knowing Rob 's past propensity for attractive women — well … ” he shrugged “ … need I say more ? ” 

Rural areas were now allowed more freedom of choice as to farming methods , and the peasants ' propensity to more individualistic action was encouraged . 

No wonder we carry about with us a sense of inescapable loss , a burden of original sin , and a propensity to wild , anguished violence . 

In Shakespeare 's tragedies hypocrisy is no mere quirk of human nature but the sign of a propensity towards deep and ultimately inexplicable evil . 

One other feature which is said to distinguish Japanese society from the West concerns their greater propensity towards collective effort for the good of the nation . 

I return for a moment to the link between pre-school education and the later propensity towards crime . 

Their importance , like that of cytomegalovirus , lies in their propensity for causing serious perinatal infection . 

He was disarmingly available , with a natural propensity for generating what Randolph Fields called ` free ink " . 

Which is why -- in spite of your unfortunate propensities for disrupting my life and my work -- you 're still aboard Water Gypsy . " 

The government 's propensity is toward a new Right solution to current ills ; the political reality , given angry teachers and educationalists , is another matter . 

THERE are two big drawbacks to transplant surgery -- the propensity of the body 's defences to reject foreign tissue , and the shortage of donors with organs to give . 

Given the propensity of the Academy jury over the years to equate serious acting with stars ' willingness to make themselves unattractive , it is surprising that Dustin did not win hands down . 

But given the lack of effective regulation , and the propensity of most managers to find chumps for their rising stars or champions to flatten , the matches are often mismatches . 

Blondel ( 1973 , pp. 142-4 ) suggests that there are four main variables affecting the propensity of a military organization to intervene in the political process . 

He could imagine that she might be interested in its money-making propensity at the end of the year . 

Her lack of authority is helped neither by a recorded balance that places her too far from the microphone throughout , nor by Claudio Abbado 's propensity for extremes of tempo . 

Much is explained by the growth of purchasing power and consuming propensities among the middle ranks of society . 

It can be hard to predict where the familiar clusters of ash keys will appear , because this tree has the peculiar propensity of varying the sex of its flowers according to the season . 

In the familiar world in which we live , ducklings are not known for their propensity for attacking farmers ; they are classed among the victims of the killing process . 

Do you mean little Louisa 's propensity for breaking plates as an example ? 

You do seem to have a propensity for rubbing people up the wrong way . " 

Three quiet days went past in the slow slap and plop of the river . 

` Saucy trollop ! " was the only retort , accompanied by the hollow slap of gravy being beaten with a wooden spoon . 

There are times when they almost entirely break surface and re-enter the water with a resounding slap of their tails . 

If your fancy is for sea breezes and the gentle slap of water at the bow of a yacht , there are many sailing schools ready to teach you to sail . 

When this was done briefly and gently , people laughed , shook the speaker and each other by the hand ( with a slap of palm against palm ) then continued conversation on the new course . 

Then he realised that she had n't recognised the slap of the rifle . 

There was a fast and furious movement in the woods , the sound of a horse stretched to exhaustion , the slap of leather against flank and the dull sound of hooves on blood-soaked turf . 

I went to the door , and heard the slap of Maria 's slippers going downstairs . 

She heard only the slap of water against the harbour wall , the occasional cry of a gull . 

But before he could answer there was a soft slap of footsteps round the colonnade . 

The silence stretched , broken only by the slap of the water against the hull and Polly 's heart thundering in her ears . 

Actresses have tried the line different ways : as a sarcastic question , a flat dismissal , a verbal slap . 

There was a smell of lemon like bath-salts and she could hear the slap , slap , slap of flesh against flesh as somebody tried to stimulate her circulation . 

He heard a man 's gruff voice and a loud slap , followed by familiar lilting laughter . 

On Thursday , Karzai told election officials in a rambling speech that foreigners , not Afghans , bore responsibility for massive fraud in the August presidential balloting .

The government also bears enormous responsibility for the recent developments in the region , said Shireen Mazari , a defense analyst .

Leading militant groups denied responsibility and Palestinian officials immediately condemned the attack , the first of its kind in nearly four months , calling it a strike against " the interests of the Palestinian people .

A Taliban spokesman told the Associated Press that the insurgency denied responsibility for the attack .

Taliban officials denied responsibility for the latest violence , despite warnings Saturday that they planned to launch attacks .

But the U. S. -based group quickly disavowed responsibility for the attack on its official website , Tondar . org .

Taliban militants took responsibility for both attacks , claiming they killed scores of police and security forces .

Bin Laden takes responsibility for Christmas Day bombing attempt

The Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad took responsibility for the blast , which occurred on the second-to-last day of the weeklong Passover holiday .

The Taliban took responsibility for both bombings , and boasted that the one in Kabul had killed 14 people .

Gamaa al Islamiya , or the Islamic Group , claimed responsibility for last week 's attack , saying it meant to kill Israeli tourists to avenge the Israeli bombing of Lebanon .

The Pakistani Taliban , which is made up of Sunni Muslims , claimed responsibility for both attacks .

The Polish woman 's abduction unfolded as Japanese officials were trying to win the release of tourist Shosei Koda , 24. Followers of Jordanian-born militant Abu Musab Zarqawi have claimed responsibility for kidnapping Koda .

No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack , which was being described as a suicide bombing .

Zarqawi 's group has claimed responsibility for numerous deadly attacks across Iraq , including the beheadings of U. S. businessman Nicholas Berg , South Korean interpreter Kim Sun Il and Bulgarian truck driver Georgi Lazov .

The Taliban claimed responsibility , declaring that the attack had been aimed at foreigners , in particular the head of a Western security firm .

Shortly after the slaying was disclosed , the Fars news agency said that a small monarchist group , the Iranian Royalist Society , had claimed responsibility on an obscure website , Takavaran-Tondar . tk .

Two Palestinian militant groups , Hamas and the Fatah Hawks , claimed responsibility for the highly coordinated assault on the outpost , only a few yards from the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt .

The Taliban claimed responsibility for both of Thursday 's strikes .

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the killing , but the movement nearly always asserts it had a hand in any high-profile attack .

The Pakistani Taliban , through its spokesman , Azam Tariq , claimed responsibility for the attack .

An Iraqi Shiite group that calls itself Hezbollah , a name it shares with the Lebanese militant organization , later claimed responsibility for the incident , in which there were no Iraqi casualties .

The Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack , the Associated Press reported .

Western military officials say the Taliban sometimes claims responsibility for attacks carried out by factions , including the Haqqani network and Hezb-i-Islami , led by warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar .

Although the Taliban frequently claims responsibility for the attacks , fueling a myth of invincibility , the vast majority of cases involve stress or cultural differences , Mallory said .

The movement has admitted responsibility for hundreds of attacks , including a car-bomb explosion that killed 19 civilians in 1983 and a bombing that killed five civilians near Durban last December .

Also this week , NATO acknowledged responsibility for the February deaths of five civilians in Paktia province , including a teenage girl and two pregnant women .

Although there was no immediate claim of responsibility from the Taliban or other insurgent groups , the killing is likely to heighten ethnic tensions .

There was no immediate claim of responsibility from the Taliban movement , which in the past has frequently managed to infiltrate Afghan army and police units with sleeper agents who then turn their guns on Westerners .

U. S. officials said they believed a Taliban claim of responsibility for the attack was legitimate .

In the interview , conducted at a Kandahar hotel , he repeated the Taliban claim of responsibility for the assassination last month of the city 's respected deputy mayor , Azizullah Yarmal .

Islamic Jihad also claimed responsibility for the shooting death earlier Wednesday of an Israeli soldier in a battle near the southern Gaza city of Khan Yunis .

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack in a message posted early today on its Pashto-language website .

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the unusual nighttime strike on the hotel , which has a large foreign clientele and is frequently a venue for official conferences and events .

The bombing represents a propaganda coup for the Taliban , which claimed responsibility in text messages to news organizations , saying it had packed a four-wheel-drive vehicle with at least 700 pounds of explosives .

The Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade did not issue a formal claim of responsibility , although a local commander in Gaza told reporters that the woman was affiliated with the group .

But the Taliban movement -- which claimed responsibility for Friday 's strike -- has made it clear that international aid organizations are not immune from being targeted .

A previously unknown group calling itself " Strugglers for the Unity and Freedom of the Levant " faxed a claim of responsibility for Tueni 's death to Reuters on Monday afternoon .

Shabab , a rebel group that controls much of Somalia , has claimed responsibility for the bomb attacks at a rugby club and an Ethiopian restaurant in the Ugandan capital last month , killing 76 people .

A spokesman for Boko Haram claimed responsibility for the attack , the most serious by the group , which is based in Nigeria 's Muslim majority north and that some believe is forging links to Al Qaeda .

The Taliban claim of responsibility , which came from Qari Yousef Ahmadi , the movement 's spokesman in the south , derided the border police as a " puppet " force .

Both the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine , a left-wing faction of the Palestine Liberation Organization , and Hamas , a militant Islamic group , claimed responsibility for the bombing .

The Taliban claimed responsibility and said the American Embassy was the primary target .

In the past , militant groups have been quick to take responsibility for bombings .

The 45-minute compact disc appeared aimed at recruiting potential fighters and included claims of responsibility for attacks in Iraq and footage of bombings against U. S. forces and other targets in Iraq .

Taliban officials claimed responsibility for the crash , saying insurgents had shot down the helicopter and killed the crew , who they said was French .

Two policemen and a civilian were killed in the attack , for which the Taliban claimed responsibility .

The Taliban claimed responsibility in what it said was the latest attack by an insurgent infiltrator .

" Whereas Putin remains de facto in charge of the country 's special services and law enforcement structures , all the responsibility for their action or inaction lies with President Medvedev , " Oreshkin said .

Despite Taliban boasts of responsibility , commanders in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization said there 's little direct evidence of sleeper cells or even much infiltration .

Lasting immunity can be provided by then vaccinating the infant at 6 , 10 and 14 weeks of age with DPT vaccine . 

The researchers demonstrated that there is a physiological plasma/milk barrier against fluoride which protects the infant from more than extremely low concentrations of the halogen . 

Since the causes of late fetal deaths and deaths of new-born infants in the early neonatal period often result from similar underlying factors , perinatal mortality includes both late fetal deaths and early neonatal deaths . 

For example , infants of 8 months of age will continue to search for an object , such as a toy , which is repeatedly hidden behind the same cover . 

Mothers of Welsh infants of similar age were then recruited from the same areas of the city ; they were thus living in similar accommodation and served by the same health professionals . 

For a few years chimpanzees raised in human households learn as well as human infants of the same age , but they soon reach the limit of their ability and are rapidly overtaken by human youngsters . 

It 's interesting there 's a wide range from neo-natal infant to adults . 

Perhaps of greater importance , however , is that only half of liveborn infants with aneuploidies have Down 's syndrome . 

When Maori and non-Maori controls were compared the prevalence of many of the known risk factors was higher in Maori infants . 

The programme of the WHO collaborative studies in the 1970s also intended to illuminate the relationship between infant mortality and the interval preceding the birth of the infant . 

A 15-YEAR-old girl was in custody last night after police reopened inquiries into the death of an infant . 

They were once thought to be very dangerous indeed and believed to steal infants for the Devil to torment in Hell . 

With multiple logistic regression a mother 's report of ` blueness " was the best predictor for hypoxaemia in the newborn infants , with an accuracy of 62% . 

There is evidence from observational studies in newborn infants , and experiments in animals that the pathogenesis linking these two conditions is venous congestion . 

Some researchers working on the removal and examination of fertilized cells have been able to reject those which were clearly mongoloid , only replacing those known to be able to produce normal infants . 

A great deal hangs upon the species difference , the human capacity of the less subnormal , and the potentiality of normal infants . 

The department has excellent computer and video facilities which service laboratories designed for research with normal and handicapped infants , children and adults . 

Dr Peter Fleming , Bristol Maternity Hospital , UK , reported that changes in the variability of respiration in response to alterations in room temperature have been found in some normal infants . 

We have shown that red cell volume predicts outcome in preterm infants . 

Generalised PIE is a well-recognised complication of mechanical ventilation in preterm infants . 

I suppose when a very young infant is adopted , the temptation to the parents to pretend that the child was born to them must be very great . 

Lord Caplan said : ` A parent who loses a young infant will experience the same sense of loss irrespective of whether the injuries causing death originated shortly before birth or shortly after birth . " 

` We have trained the nurse caring for this infant to recognize the first signs of desire for food . 

The course is designed for any professional group who may be asked by parents for advice and help in managing infant behaviour problems at home and for residential professionals who care for infants . 

While Maureen , who raised the alarm , began to detach herself from the child she had taken home , returning it briefly to hospital , Marie held the infant she called Gemma tightly to her . 

We report the clinical effects of a 30 second delay in cord clamping , holding the preterm infant in a position facilitating placental transfusion . 

Smiling , Lindsey leaned forward , stethoscope held to the chest of the tearful infant who sat , wide-eyed , on his mother 's knee . 

In training for youth , the child must be given reasons ; in the training of the infant for childhood this can not be done . 

The typical full-term infant can be described as asleep for about seventeen hours out of the twenty-four . 

Lappý and Collins ( 1977 ) note that Mexico provides the US with over 50 per cent of its winter and spring vegetables while Mexican infants die from malnutrition . 

Young men become Marines to fight , not to spend their days protecting convoys from roadside bombs or trying to mentor Iraqis on how to be police officers in their own country .

Reports in recent days of convoys of Kadafi cronies headed to Niger have put that nation 's government in an awkward spotlight .

Soriano was killed Feb. 1 while traveling in a two-vehicle convoy on a supply route in Haditha , Iraq , when weather conditions caused his vehicle to slide off the road and roll over .

KABUL , AFGHANISTAN â€� Shattering a nearly three-month hiatus on attacks in the Afghan capital , a suicide bomber driving a minivan packed with explosives struck a Western convoy on a busy road Tuesday .

And Saturday a car bomb hit another private convoy on the airport road , killing a Western security guard and Marla Ruzicka , an activist from Northern California .

Nine Marines were killed and nine were wounded Saturday when insurgents ambushed a U. S. convoy on the outskirts of Fallouja .

American forces are mostly seen in heavily guarded convoys on the roads headed south , moving equipment out of the country as the massive withdrawal moves forward .

On Nov. 9 , the woman drove in a bomb-laden car that veered from a northbound lane to attack a southbound military convoy on a highway near a base called Camp Taji , U. S. officials said .

Military officials said the vehicle was trying to follow a U. S. military convoy into the compound when the sergeant ordered it to halt .

In the south , an Iraqi army captain was killed and four others injured when gunmen opened fire on their convoy in Basra , Lt. Col. Kareem Zubaidi of the Basra police said .

Sunni and Shiites are busy setting up an aid convoy in Baghdad .

On Tuesday , insurgent snipers ambushed a British security firm 's convoy near the airport , killing three guards , one of them an American .

At the Marsa Matruh border crossing into Libya from Egypt , aid convoys with doctors , medical workers and humanitarian supplies waited in long lines .

Also Tuesday , a suicide attacker detonated a Toyota Corolla packed with explosives next to a U. S. military convoy about five miles outside the eastern city of Khowst , police chief Mohammed Ayub said by phone .

A police convoy in the capital hit a roadside bomb , killing two and injuring two .

On June 23 , the 20-year-old was among six troops killed in a suicide car-bomb attack on their convoy in Fallouja , Iraq , according to the Department of Defense .

On Saturday , insurgents killed two Afghan police officers , ambushing their supply convoy in the eastern province of Nangarhar , which borders Pakistan , spokesmen for the Interior Ministry and Nangarhar 's governor said .

Private security contractors sometimes dispatch small helicopters to accompany vehicle convoys throughout the country .

But Mier was killed Jan. 31 when an improvised explosive device hit his convoy in the northern city of Kirkuk .

On Easter Sunday , Jimenez was commanding a seven-vehicle convoy near the edge of Fallouja , in Al Anbar province .

A U. S. military convoy idled in the street nearby , a reminder of the security threats still lurking in Iraq .

Militia forces loyal to Kadafi thundered through flimsy rebel barricades before dawn in a massive convoy of trucks mounted with antiaircraft guns .

Earlier in the day , officials in the neighboring nation of Niger denied that Kadafi or any of his sons had entered their country or that a large convoy had even crossed the border from Libya .

Underscoring the danger , a woman with explosives hidden under her black gown attacked a police convoy Wednesday , killing five people and injuring 11 northeast of Baghdad , police said .

It is not unusual for suicide attackers to make their way into the city and seek out targets of opportunity , such as Western convoys .

PESHAWAR , Pakistan â€� Amid suspicions that some militants along the Afghan border had escaped a Pakistani military cordon through a secret tunnel , hit-and-run attackers in a nearby area ambushed an army convoy Monday .

Ice , brought in coolers by supply convoys , is a precious commodity on the front lines .

The tribesmen said they saw no government tanks or armored troop carriers in the panicked government convoy speeding toward Surt .

NATO supply convoys come under frequent attack when they pass through the province .

A roadside bomb in east Baghdad targeting a police convoy killed one policeman .

On Sunday , a suicide car bomber apparently targeting the governor of Kandahar province in the south killed himself and three Afghan civilians when he rammed his vehicle into a Canadian military convoy escorting the governor .

The Joint IED Neutralizer , built by a private contractor in Arizona , can be driven in front of a military convoy or operated separately to clear roadways of homemade bombs .

But when the cheering rebel convoy roared into town Saturday afternoon , the tribesmen raised their arms in welcome and gave the victory sign .

Minutes later , he was told that a man was down on the morning 's combat logistical convoy , carrying mail and supplies .

In the first assault late Monday , rebels fired rockets at a U. S. military convoy 10 miles south of the capital .

In Kirkuk , a bomber plowed his car into a U. S. consulate convoy .

More often than not , military officials said , a trigger man and a cameraman are hiding within 300 yards of each device , waiting for the right moment to attack supply convoys and security patrols .

Military officials said one of the men darted between stationary vehicles in a military convoy , and the second one ignored shouted warnings to stop as he approached troops .

A video showed him with masked fighters planting explosives to ambush an American convoy , say U. S. prosecutors , who won an indictment against him this month .

Baloga was killed July 26 when a roadside bomb exploded near his medical convoy vehicle in Muqdadiya , Iraq , northeast of Baghdad .

She was driving one of three Humvees providing security behind a 30-vehicle convoy when the crackle of gunshots and the boom of rocket-propelled grenades filled the air .

Gerard Longuet , the French defense minister , told reporters that attacks from French aircraft stopped an 80-vehicle convoy leaving Surt , where pro-Kadafi forces had been cornered for more than a month .

Farhad Mallicki , 20 , owner of a construction materials shop in front of the blast site , said he was waiting for a ride when he noticed a car following the Italian convoy .

Unofficial reports suggested that the troop casualties occurred when the army convoy was ambushed en route to Khamrang , close to the Afghan border .

But they traveled in one lengthy 4-mile-long convoy that was vulnerable to an ambush .

In Port Brega , opposition supporters ran through the streets of a residential area , firing their rifles into the air to alert sleeping residents to the attacking government convoy .

As dusk settled after the fighting , long convoys of pickups and tractor-trailer trucks could be seen streaming back and forth across the desert to the site .

The attack involved both a drive-by shooting to waylay the two-vehicle convoy and the precise placement of gunmen on the ground to finish off any survivors in a pre-planned roadside " kill zone , " Johnson said .

Reporting from Tripoli , Libya â€� Moammar Kadafi 's whereabouts remained a mystery Wednesday , a day after reports of a southbound desert convoy raised suspicion that the deposed Libyan leader might be seeking sanctuary in sub-Saharan Africa .

Last month , the Italian government threatened to withdraw its troops after a suicide bomber attacked a military convoy along Kabul 's airport road , killing six Italian soldiers and 10 Afghan civilians .

The driver tried to veer into a U. S. military convoy but exploded his car at the guard post , U. S. officials said .

" He said he recently watched a video of a heavily armed drug convoy of about 20 vehicles crossing into Iran .

KABUL , Afghanistan â€� Militants killed six civilians in a botched ambush of a U. S. troop convoy south of here , officials said Tuesday , and to the east , attackers gunned down two senior police officers .

An explosives-laden Suzuki van was set to explode in April 2002 as Musharraf 's convoy passed a shopping center in Karachi , a hotbed of extremism .

Eyewitness Nasir Siddiqui said he was at a gas pump when Musharraf 's convoy was passing .

U. S. troops there have begun using 31 larger , heavily armored , 5-ton " gun trucks " to escort troop convoys , a primary Humvee mission .

An antitank mine ripped through the Iraqi convoy , killing a soldier and injuring three .

Reports that a massive loyalist convoy had traversed a broad swath of the Sahara fueled suspicion that some kind of secret deal had been cut to allow Kadafi to slip away .

" Operations will focus on attacks against military centers , places of gathering , airbases , ammunition and logistical military convoys of the foreign invaders in all parts of the country , " the statement said .

The drone was armed with one missile , not enough to take out a three-vehicle convoy .

And west of Samarra , insurgents opened fire on a joint U. S. -Iraqi convoy , killing six Iraqi national guardsmen , witnesses said .

Jacob Palmatier , a 29-year-old administrative clerk , asked to be relieved of desk duty to man a grenade launcher on a convoy headed south .

" I saw a convoy of about a dozen pickup trucks full of fighters coming from Mogadishu , " Osman Farole , a resident of Afgooye , about 20 miles outside the capital , told The Times .

During one rebel advance , a group of Kadafi loyalists opened fire with machine guns , sending a convoy of rebels into a panicked , tire-screeching withdrawal .

Immediately after the retreat by lightly armed fighters , a convoy of pickup trucks mounted with machine guns and antiaircraft weapons sped to the scene .

On a recent day , a convoy of armored vehicles drove slowly through a central market , gun turrets swiveling .

Garner and a small staff arrived in Baghdad on the 21st , followed in the next few days by 300 more in a convoy of Chevy Suburbans .

Tribesmen slouching on the roadside in Bin Jawwad said they had seen a long convoy of Kadafi fighters speeding away from Ras Lanuf about 9:30 p. m. Friday .

Missiles landed near a convoy of Lebanese fleeing from the attacks around Tyre , killing at least four .

Caught in Israeli strikes on Sunday were a minibus and a convoy of cars attempting to flee villages around Tyre following Israeli warnings to evacuate .

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack , saying the two " martyrs " had targeted a convoy of intelligence officials .

The convoy of 150 police officers was attacked late Monday while driving on a dirt road along the side of a mountain in Helmand province , Interior Ministry spokesman Yusuf Stanikzai said .

The victims were in a convoy of five vehicles passing through a desert valley in the eastern Hadhramaut region when the gunmen attacked , a security official said .

" I saw a convoy of about dozen pickup trucks full of fighters coming from Mogadishu , " Osman Farole , a resident of Afgoye , about 22 miles outside the capital , told The Times .

The governor of neighboring Helmand province escaped injury Wednesday when a powerful remote-control bomb exploded as his convoy was en route to the funeral .

The final assault was said to have been delivered by a French fighter jet and a U. S. Predator drone missile aiming at his convoy as he tried to flee his last stronghold in the city of Surt .

Two Canadian soldiers were killed Monday when a suicide car bomber exploded next to their convoy outside Kandahar .

The protest Monday resulted from Maliki 's appointment of Brig. Gen. Fadhil Radam Sultani to succeed Maj. Gen. Qais Hamza Mamouri , who was killed Dec. 9 in a bomb attack on his convoy .

But at least one other person was killed and several were wounded when the bomber 's vest exploded near the governor 's convoy .

Aides to Abdul Monem Muktar Mohammed say the Libyan rebel fighter was leading a convoy of 200 cars west of this hotly contested strategic city Friday when a bullet struck him on the right side of the chest .

A day earlier , Kadafi had marshaled cheering supporters and convoys of trucks said to be headed for rebel territory .

" and a group of Libyan officials who whisked him away toward the city center in a convoy of limousines , presumably to a meeting with Kadafi .

U. S. , French and British warplanes went into action , destroying a convoy of Kadafi 's armored vehicles .

Some shouting matches broke out as rebel soldiers tried to prevent convoys of men with rocket launchers from heading into the range of enemy fire .

Just outside the photo frames , truckloads of Afghan police and a convoy of U. S. armored vehicles stood guard over this drug-eradication exercise a half-hour west of Kandahar , the main city of southern Afghanistan .

From there , he said , the Nepalese were taken to a convoy of vans bound for the long , dangerous road from Jordan into western Iraq .

Suspected Al Qaeda militants opened fire on a convoy of tourists in a remote mountain valley , killing two Belgian women and their Yemeni driver .

One convoy of minivans , roofs piled high with clothes , tools , bedding and belongings , came from the same village , El Minya .

The suicide bombing happened on a main road in Maywand district , Kandahar province , when the convoy of coalition and Afghan forces was passing .

The unit operates out of dilapidated barracks on the outskirts of Baghdad and storms through the streets in convoys of white pickup trucks loaded with uniformed officers raising AK-47s .

Our driver paused a minute to let a convoy of Polish troops pass in Humvees .

The next night , a convoy of armored Humvees and Bradleys rolled out of Normandy , accompanied by soldiers from Abid 's 205th Iraqi army battalion .

Take , I beg you , a word of explanation to Elizabeth Lavenza , my betrothed . " 

Nevertheless , I helped him out with one scene where this Danish prince sends his betrothed Ophelia mad . 

My hazy memory of your novel suggests that you were entirely too kind to Victor 's betrothed , Elizabeth , and more than entirely too kind to his friend , Henry Clerval . 

He is freed by Britomart , his betrothed , whose chastity gives her great military powers . 

Her betrothed leapt back to his feet , his hand going to the knife at his belt , but Cranston just dismissed him with a contemptuous flicker of his eyes . 

Sligo 's lake is Lough Gill , where lies the Isle of Innisfree , named after Froech , who took the dragon-slaying sword from the hand of Finiver , his betrothed , raised above the water . 

There is a profound contrast between the role of Roland 's betrothed in the Song of Roland , which is trivial , and of the ladies in the romances of Chr)en de Troyes , who control the action . 

And -- but was n't this the most important ? the betrothed ( well , almost ) of the Viscount Tristram . 

The young man 's betrothed is related to him but only in the seventh degree . " 

The tide was rising : it came filtering gently in through the salt-marsh vegetation , washing up the beach and receding , leaving ribbons of foam along the sand . 

His bare feet could identify all the frayed patches on the long ribbon of carpet and each worn tread on the stairs . 

The ribbon of tarmac goes on to the lonely outpost of Leck Fell House , a speck of civilisation in a wide panorama that has no other sign of life . 

Lift the knife to make a space beneath and slip in a ribbon of pepper . 

Then seal all the edges with a ribbon of sealer to make them watertight . 

A three-inch ribbon of snow , sideways up , is balanced on the telephone wires until , now and then , a bird lets on them , and ten or twenty yards fall like droppings into the street . 

I came to jammed into the corner of the work room , squatting , fists clenched , staring up at a ribbon of orange light across the ceiling and a stack of timber beside me . 

They emerged into the sharp , clean cold of the open air , and overhead hung a crumpled ribbon of stars . 

The river too was uniformly dark apart from the ripples and eddies which were thin ribbons of light . 

They came in to land in a snowscape , the lights along the thin ribbon of recently cleared runway coming into view and stretching out in front of them as the Seneca descended on its final approach . 

Ronni blinked down at the glittering sea that was divided from the craggy landscape by a broad silken ribbon of glittering pale gold sand . 

When he was not writing or smoking , Bob noticed , he sat absolutely still , so still that the ribbon of smoke from his cigarette hung almost undisturbed for two or three feet above his hand . 

A ribbon of fresh clear water meandering through beautiful unspoilt countryside , providing sport for the local anglers along its willow lined banks . 

The pod appeared to be descending directly towards a winding ribbon of water . 

He shook his head , settling back again in his chair , his eyes fixing on the silvery ribbon of water swirling away between the trees . 

A week earlier , there was another kidnapping at a Happy Eater just outside Bicester . 

Although incidence of neonatal kidnapping in the UK is rare , 68 cases were reported in the United States between 1983 and 1991 . 

During his leadership , the gardai had to deal with major acts of IRA-related violence , including the assassination of the British Ambassador to Dublin , Christopher Ewart Biggs , and the kidnapping of Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema . 

Later , Kirby organises the kidnapping of a top Communist officer with the aid of a beautiful spy . 

This is the story of a quarrel over women involving a series of abductions and retributions which culminate in Paris 's kidnapping of Helen . 

The case had arisen from the kidnapping of four youths from a Methodist manse in Soweto in 1988 . 

In April 1988 Abbas Ali Hamadei had been sentenced to 13 years imprisonment in Germany for complicity in the kidnapping of two German citizens in Beirut in 1987 [ see p. 36046 ] . 

However , on Jan. 13 re-contras were blamed for the kidnapping of four policemen from the Rio Blanco police station . 

And the accounts of Tatham 's kidnapping and death had been very worthwhile reading . 

The local security equipment retailers had clearly done well out of Ruggiero Miletti 's kidnapping . 

If they had worked on me enough , I 'd have blown the whistle on myself for the Lindbergh kidnapping , the bombing of Pearl Harbor , the Cleveland Torso slayings , betraying West Point to the British , fixing the 1919 World Series and souring all the milk in Salem , Massachusetts . 

Antonio 's father , Pedro ( Biro ) Custodio , was informed of his son 's death while reporting his kidnapping to the military barracks the next morning . 

Meanwhile , there has been a torrent of condemnation of the kidnapping , including several from Indian Muslim groups , who denounced it as grossly un-Islamic . 

On July 14 the Ukrainian Orthodox Church called on the authorities to guarantee human rights following alleged kidnapping and beating of priests and believers by supporters of the newly founded Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church . 

With memories of his recent kidnapping , Winstanley included a moveable chute to discharge stones towards any enemy . 

The State Council has launched a campaign against the ` Seven Evils " : prostitution ; pornography ; the kidnapping and sale of women and children ; the trafficking and use of drugs ; gambling ; swindling through superstitions ; and triads ( criminal societies ) . 

The divorced man was arrested yesterday as he left Armley jail , near Leeds , after serving six years over the kidnapping of a young Midlands girl . 

But if he had nothing to do with the kidnapping of that girl it seemed to be too much of a coincidence that he should have appeared just then . 

And in the middle of this came the kidnapping of four students , who had to be ransomed from Zairean rebels across the lake . 

The trap is called a " daisy chain " IED , in which the first blast triggers a second .

But virtually every day in Iraq , the commonplace is transformed by the tremendous explosion of a hidden IED .

Sometimes a dummy IED is set , with the intent of bringing the Marines to a halt inside the kill zone .

But the small and easily hidden EFPs , which often are powered by C-4 plastic explosives , are not just a more powerful IED .

Troops patrolling on foot , by contrast , try to keep enough distance between them so that if one of them is unlucky enough to trigger an IED , his comrades might be injured , but survive .

" Now this one here , you can see the IED tore the whole back end off the vehicle .

How many lives have to be lost from roadside bombs in Iraq before the Pentagon allows Joint IED Neutralizers to be deployed ?

A day after a soldier in their unit was killed by an IED outside Muqdadiya , north of Baghdad , soldiers in an IED search team discovered and detonated a roadside bomb nearby .

The IED destroyed the Humvee the soldiers were riding in , an Iraqi Information Ministry official said .

Mr Major left the stage at London 's Grosvenor House hotel to a mixture of loud boos and cheers after fielding tough questions on the poll tax and the demise of Mrs Thatcher . 

What the development of state farms has meant is the demise of the peasant plot based on unpaid family labour , the reduction of seasonal employment and a growth in proletarianisation . 

In the 18 months since the demise of the communist regime in east Germany , prices of land , offices and shops have exploded . 

Witness the recent demise of Northern Ireland 's first local Sunday paper -- Sunday News . 

The demise of quality education , once the jewel in Britain 's crown , has been a feature of the three Conservative administrations since 1979 . 

The chain of events I sparked off nearly led to my untimely demise . 

Ronan 's portrayal of a faintly mad Irish family is just barbed enough to stay on the tougher side of sentimental , his narrative of a friendship 's slow demise uncomfortably convincing . 

Hopes that the republic could survive Yugoslavia 's demise intact have been blunted by territorial battles reminiscent of the opening rounds of the civil war in neighbouring Croatia . 

But he had expected it to be directed by concern for the dead rather than against him as the perpetrator of their demise . 

Sometimes the dominant female is so powerful that only she becomes pregnant and her subordinates must await her demise before being able to breed themselves . 

This in turn has led commentators to assume that such imbalances and other genetic errors such as endocrine deficiency , led also to their demise ( see Chapter 10 ) . 

He had longed to be reunited with his family from the moment he had learned of his father 's demise -- but only now did he recognize the depth of his longing . 

He 'd known Taylor had the plague , but had n't realized people were counting the days to his demise . 

There was some debate about whether Western policy had contributed to the Communists demise . 

The environmental impacts of recreation , tourism and sport are insignificant in relation to those posed by forest demise . 

Even before Khrushchev 's political demise in 1964 , the Manýge Affair ( 1962 ) had proved to be a turning point . 

A preacher , victim of a wasting illness , would refer in the pulpit to his forthcoming demise without shocking his congregation . 

` There is nothing else to explain her demise other than she could n't cope on her own , " he said . 

Despite its demise in Britain , the Red Poll ( like other red breeds ) is more appreciated overseas where it has proved tolerant of both cold and hot climates . 

Bond is still despised by Burnley supporters who blame him for the club 's demise after his season in charge eight years ago . 

A dies and his next-of-kin begin practising vengeance-magic against a number of suspects one of whom is B. B eventually dies , to the gratification of A's family , who regard his demise as a judgment . 

The inherent conflicts embodied in their creation has subsequently led to their demise in many countries . 

Not that Paracelsus always found the right ones : One wonders how many unfortunates owed their demise to his prescription of mercury to clarify the spleen . 

Midnight marks the demise of TV-am , Thames , TVS and TSW -- all scuppered in the franchise shake-up -- and the debut of respective new stations GMTV , Carlton , Meridian and Westcountry TV . 

Some economists predicted that such capital transfers would bring about the collapse of the international monetary system along with the Western world 's bankruptcy and demise . 

The officer in charge of the Masai Extra-Territorial District , as the reserve was now called , recommended further efforts to abolish the manyatta system , whose demise had been frequently , but prematurely , announced since 1922 . 

All that postmodernism has been able to do is signal the demise and loss of all we have held dear , and it remains for another generation of artists to pull us out of the mire . 

It must surely be the case that the cat is competent to act as observer of its own survival or demise and does not need me to settle the issue for it . 

It is not a good idea to sit in front of a warm fire and relax while having a quiet read as this may cause drowsiness . 

Make sure the ones you buy do n't cause drowsiness and avoid any combination drugs . 

This wakes the patient up and breathing starts again , but if there are repeated attacks during the night this can produce severe fatigue and drowsiness during the following day . 

When drugs which cause drowsiness are prescribed we are frequently advised to avoid all alcohol intake because this particular quality is heightened by the synergistic effect with the alcohol . 

If alcohol is taken with sleeping tablets and painkillers , excessive drowsiness can result , and severe stomach upsets can be caused when alcohol is taken with drugs used for arthritis . 

Negative side effects of the drug can occur and increases in the child 's drowsiness , irritability , restlessness are noted as well as loss of appetite and headaches ( Doleys 1978 ) . 

These odd experiences , typical of getting to sleep , or periods of drowsiness during the day , are not uncommon . 

If people are kept awake for long periods of time , their drowsiness lessens in the morning and comes on with increased severity in the evening . 

They did not stay long , because her drowsiness began to increase , and a short time later they left to go in search of Women 's Surgical , where Stella greeted them with pleased surprise . 

Hypersomnia has many causes and can vary in severity from slight drowsiness to falling sound asleep . 

With ` sleep apnoea " ( difficulty in breathing during sleep ) , sufferers literally stop breathing about 400 times a night leading to disrupted slumbers and daytime drowsiness . 

Daytime drowsiness and associated sleep disorders can affect the quality of your life and can cause accidents , especially among drivers . 

Hartlepool Jazz Club presents The Dave Allenby Sextet — a most sophisticated group from Darlington with Ray Chester on piano , Images Bar , The Grand Hotel , Admission £1.50 . 

Edward Ryman , 58 , twice smashed his wife with a club hammer and used a ` do it yourself garotte " to strangle her , Nottingham Crown Court was told . 

She touched her throat where the garotte had lain and felt the flicker of her own pulse , like a flame in the wind . 

He twisted the garotte until it was a hard torc , leaning forward in the chair to get leverage , busy at his task , absorbed , like any technician . 

The assassin would assure her all was well , slip behind her chair , then fasten the garrotte string round her neck . " 

` I have heard how in Spain there are beggar children so skilled with the garrotte they can kill a fully grown man in a matter of seconds . 

` Hopkins 's sister , " I intervened , ` was also a victim of the garrotte . 

Rachel would reassure her , they even shared a goblet of wine , before Rachel slipped the garrotte round her throat . 

The knife , the sword , the rope , the garrotte -- they do n't chill my heart . 

She was responsible for making sure the house got clean and the chores got done and to make sure we played a part in that , and of course she was going to make sure we did our part .

The Indiana General Assembly also has played an important part , appropriating $10 million for the program .

Amaranth was wearing what appeared to be a blue-black overcoat with square shoulders , the skirts of which came down to the knee . 

All at once Zen saw a vigorous bulky figure in a dark grey overcoat with a black arm-band walking towards him across the piazza . 

He wolfed down his breakfast and after buttoning up his overcoat , swathed a muffler round his neck , covering his mouth and nose . 

As Michael slipped on his overcoat Joe felt a wave of loneliness wash over him . 

A plump , pretty girl , with a sensible scarf , two badges on the lapel of her corduroy overcoat , her face and stance vibrant , unflinching , exalted …

Lisa was shouting now as she confronted , with a growing sense of frustration , the tall dark figure in the navy cashmere overcoat . 

Billy Tolboys pulled up the collar of his ancient leather overcoat and hunched down even deeper into the motorcycle sidecar . 

She clung to the waist of his crackling leather overcoat as they thundered up the hill and roared along Hope Street , past the Mission Hall and the Institute and the ruined silhouette of the Methodist church . 

Magee clenched both fists in the pockets of his long leather overcoat . 

He looked down at Tom 's heavy brown ankle boots , his thick navy overcoat and the green corduroy cap with the tufts of white hair sticking out at either side . 

A pair of wellington boots stood below a big black overcoat in such a way as to give the impression that a very tall man was standing against the wall , watchful and silent . 

John 's overcoat of a thin material in the rather common ` Italian " style did not look very warm , she thought with a pang . 

She sits on the train next to you , a little shabbily dressed in a dark blue overcoat , plain of face and with a hairstyle that is practical rather than glamorous . 

He had a long , brown , American-style overcoat , a woollen scarf against the cold , the usual hat , and the sword-stick , perhaps an imitation , which was no doubt a present . 

In the square a Quaker choir was performing , and old men in heavy overcoats were in uproar over a game of chess . 

One , Egerton , taking advice from his learned friend , Brian Moore , asked the man in the seedy overcoat and dark glasses for a contract . 

Automatically he glanced over his shoulder -- and was startled to discover two bulky men in long overcoats standing some distance away -- both very obviously watching him . 

Doone followed us into the kitchen , removed a grey tweed overcoat and sat by the table in his much-lived-in grey suit . 

Like her blue overall for cooking , her little gold earrings , her grey tweed overcoat for winter , her beige mac that doubled as her coat in summer . 

He remembered his father in his tweed overcoat in the Craw 's study , his father saying later how it had happened , and then the funeral in the rain . 

He was putting on his heavy overcoat , asked again casually if he could have a look at the glass . 

He had put on his overcoat and was pulling the collar up about his ears . 

Markby , taking off his overcoat and sticking it haphazardly over a peg , grunted . 

He took rehearsals in an ancient overcoat that might have come from Gogol 's dustbin . 

He took off his overcoat and sat down at his desk , staring at the man . 

Scott would bet that he had never worn the snakeskin overcoat Annabel had given him the Christmas before . 

He was wearing an overcoat and leant forward to protect himself against the biting wind . 

Despite the mildness of the day Alfred was wearing a black overcoat over a dark suit which included a waistcoat and there was a homburg hat on the settee . 

Tom unbuttoned his overcoat , fished in the pocket of the dark suit which he scathingly referred to as his ` city uniform " for his identity card and flashed it at the uniformed security man . 

Not that spotty youth in the army-surplus overcoat , what 's his name , Cliff , not him for God 's sake . 

He looked so shabby , in a battered hat and a long overcoat , although the day was very warm . 

The wicked giant , a descendant of the Norse god Thor , discovered one day that one of his boars had been killed . PUN 

Thus , as a descendant of Aaron , John can lay claim to the title of Priest Messiah . 

The promise to Abraham of a son has been fulfilled ; his descendants have indeed become multiplied ` as the stars of heaven NN1 and as the sand which is on the sea shore " ( Gen 22.17 ) . 

It has been claimed that a third brother settled in America and that one of his descendants founded the internationally known VN Piper Aircraft Corporation but research has shown this to be false . 

But it achieved 24 per cent of votes cast in communes of more than 40,000 , ie , where immigrants and their descendants are concentrated . 

Some of John Hey 's descendants are still living in Thurlstone and others can be found nearby . 

Clovis and his descendants did not protect the tombs of their pagan ancestor . 

Alfaro 's descendants in next-door Nicaragua include the Somoza family that ruled from 1933 to 1980 , displacing their cousins ,  the Lacayos and the Chamorros , who had provided ten previous presidents . 

Ancestral spirits of Aboriginal tribes who accompany their descendants in their daily life . 

In the case of a father 's brother who has no sons , it keeps the father 's brother 's descendants in the lineage . 

That nose has stood their descendants in very good stead right up until this day . 

Their last known descendant , Nathaniel Salperton , was among those executed after the Monmouth rebellion in 1685 . 

Later the family ran into financial difficulties and sold the property to Sir William Scott of Harden , whose direct descendant was the young Walter Scott . 

The Hohenstaufen were descendants of Frederick of Beuren ( died 1094 ) , whose son , another Frederick , built the considerable power and fortune of the family before his death in 1105 . 

` But my cousin knows now that , as Luigi 's son , he 's the only male descendant and I have no claim to anythi ng . 

These users are his immediate descendants and he is their parent . 

I used to ride one of Hans Andersen 's less successful descendants . 

Yet the Discovery has a classy , Conran-designed interior , excellent seats and ride-comfort and a wonderful , rumbling V8 engine that emits just the same blue-blooded burble as a Range Rover . 

They both listened to the gentle burble of the exhaust for another minute , then Bert cut the engine . 

She went crimson , then left the room , her exit being followed by a burble of chatter as the women expressed their surprise . 

There was a happy burble of voices which came from a few children discussing some design they were doing . 

As Carol Jackson moved about in the kitchen she could hear the steady burble of conversation , punctuated every so often by a laugh . 

It was a picture I had examined with attention through many an hour of boring burble , raucous revivalist song and whining , wheezing harmonium . 

` Thank you , " he tried to say , but it emerged as a blubbery burble . 

Hence the concept devised -- and now enshrined in the local plan -- for adding a major wing to the castle just across the moat , effectively doubling the size of the castle . 

I am also aware of the intention to add a new wing to the national museum of Scotland . 

At a later date I bought the place and built on wings to make the necessary accommodation . 

They will have to provide the chauffeurs with somewhere to sleep and are having to build an extra wing . 

Later he bought this house , built a new wing , greatly improved the garden , and extended the estate from twenty to one hundred acres , mostly farmed by tenants . 

Someone had quite recently built a wing on either side of this huge donjon but at each corner of the central building was a tower . 

That was the case at North Manchester General Hospital , where Wimpey Construction UK Northern worked alongside staff and patients to build a new £18 million wing to the existing hospital . 

The Imperial family lived in the southern wing of the Tuileries , that is , between the Pavillon de l'Horloge and the Seine facing the Pont Royal . 

Just lived up there in the east wing and poured out all this stuff about fairies . 

A proposed museum of modern art may move into an empty wing of the building if a consortium of local bankers are able to raise the necessary finance . 

Lord and Lady Harrowby have moved into a wing to make the state rooms available for conferences and functions . 

Although I can move to another wing of the house , if that makes you feel happier . " 

The lower part of the corps de logis on the southern or river side was built at the same time as the keep , but later raised , when a northern wing was added to it . 

For the benefit of your readers , my mother resides in the Maximum Security Wing in this rest home on the outskirts of Melbourne . 

Left-winger Darren Junee brilliantly slipped round his marker , James Reynolds , just before half-time and set off on a jinking run down the left wing . 

We stayed in the Flower Wing , our room luxuriously furnished with soft floral prints . 

` Maybe see you later , " he said , sketching a wave as he walked down the corridor into the far wing . 

Between 1764 and 1765 two outer wings were added and the façade was given its Rococo scrolls by Jan Josef Wirch . 

Two wings were added to the infirmary in 1939 , with a new maternity department and an additional wing to the nurses ' home . 

The main building dates from the 19th century and two new wings have since been added . 

This remaining wing was built in about 1640 , a time when local builders were more than ever turning their craft into a conscious art . 

The drawing room with its magnificent chandelier and antique furniture is in a wing of the house built by John Nash . 

The works will be displayed in the new wing of the museum , recently built to house twentieth-century art . 

In re-planning the east wing galleries , built in 1928-32 , great efforts have been made to respect their dignified classical architecture . 

The new wing being built , the sunken garden being sunk -- everything . 

The Tudor wing was constructed in Elizabethan times , and now features various permanent and temporary exhibitions . 

The wings were constructed by a stylist from the Royal Opera House , Covent Garden and Mr Branson donated his £15,000 fee to charity . 

However , this does not provide sufficient accommodation , so a high two-storey wing was erected on the west boundary and was linked across to the eastern range by a short ` spinal " block , creating two courtyards following completion of the church , for the erection of the school preceded construction of the church by two years . 

The side wings were raised to the height of the main block in 1769 by I. J. Palliardi , when the Lobkovic family owned the palace . 

I ended up on D1 [ the reception wing ] and stayed there until Saturday afternoon . 

She rarely wears them : she wears her little locket , superstitiously . 

Shirley Harper touched the locket at her throat , for luck , a superstition she had had since childhood . 

Jane enquired about what was in it and Jocelyn obligingly opened the locket that contained a picture of her with her parents . 

She sighed , and adjusted her pearl drop earrings and the pretty gold locket at her throat . 

A white line of fury around his mouth , he lifted the gold locket around her neck and , opening it with his thumbnail , thrust it before her eyes . 

Resisting making myself bankrupt , he nearly said , by not buying a gold locket I coveted for you -- delicate -- beautiful -- too bloody expensive . 

A particularly big tremor on 1 September 1880 damaged an important lighthouse on the Java coast , and was perceptible as far away as northern Australia . 

In the early days , shipowners and shippers petitioned the Crown to let somebody build a lighthouse and charge a specified levy on the ships that benefited from it . 

The Romans built a lighthouse here , and the Anglo-Saxons a fortified a town . 

` The lighthouses were built , operated , financed and owned by private individuals , who could sell the lighthouse or dispose of it by bequest , " Mr Coase found . 

The idea had long been mooted , but no other lighthouse had yet been built upon a rock and many deemed it impossible . 

Passing Ponta do Pargo , where the lighthouse was first built in 1922 , we come to Porto do Moniz ( 98km ) . 

The lighthouse and cottages are still lived in and command extensive views of Hull waterfront and the Humber Bridge . 

And the ride is an object lesson in suppleness and elimination of vibration . 

The whole progress of mankind ought to have consisted in this : the elimination of unnecessary work . 

Mrs Thatcher remains totally opposed to the idea of a ` third zero , " the elimination of short- range nuclear weapons , and believes the Soviet Union has now rallied to her view . 

Without that elimination of the anomaly created in 1902 the necessary reconstruction could not have been accomplished . 

The elimination of land cultivation grants in the LFA and the reduction in drainage grants largely eliminates this potential problem . 

It is important to note that the elimination of the conditioned response is not accompanied by any motor dysfunction ; the animals still blink normally to the air puff . 

Fourth , the relief and elimination of poverty rather than the pursuit of economic equality should be a Christian concern . 

The Political Constitution grants equal rights to women and men and , under President Duarte in 1981 , the government ratified the United Nations Convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women . 

This strategy involved proposals for formal arrangements for joint Great Power elimination of bases and the encouragement of neutralist and non-aligned sentiment in the Third World against Western bases . 

However , the elimination of tax relief for exploration and appraisal expenditure has significantly increased the cost of exploration and as a result , LASMO will be reconsidering its investment priorities in the UK . 

Subsequently , it merged with the other original cyclone to the north of Norway with the elimination of the high pressure ridge over the Atlantic . 

Elimination of government subsidies for agrochemicals has contributed to a sharp fall in the use of pesticides by rice growers in Colombia and Venezuela . 

In the discussions Gorbachev proposed a cut of at least 50 per cent in US and Soviet strategic arms , leading to their total elimination by the end of the century . 

It was the second shock of the tournament in 24 hours , following holder Steve Davis 's elimination by 192-ranked Irishman Fergal O'Brien . 

His celebration after Ronnie Whelan had scored a simple equaliser was the perfect demonstration of how close his Liverpool team had come to elimination from the FA Cup . 

GRAEME SOUNESS knows full well what Liverpool 's elimination from the European Cup Winners ' Cup this week could mean for him . 

One obvious aspect of this was the elimination from naval warfare of the galley . 

This renders them sterile and has resulted in their virtual elimination from the Southampton and Solent coastal waters . 

There fungal decay is found , this expert should specify the cause and suggest measures for its elimination . 

The south west 's survivors after Bath , Gloucester and Bristol 's elimination are Redruth and Exeter , who were paired together . 

Hence thinking tended to be directed towards minimizing both poverty and associated problems , such as those of economic growth and public order , rather than towards its elimination . 

` . The resulting sense of vulnerability is the more acute because regulation implies a degree of tolerance about the activity causing concern , rather than its elimination . 

Another area of difficulty was the elimination in the group statement of the considerable inter-group business , which required a lot of detailed workings . 

Fiscal , monetary and administrative reforms , and the elimination of almost all subsidies , are designed to squeeze $35 billion out of the government deficit . 

In the interim report of the Tripartite Coal Industry Examination in 1974 , the NCB , the unions and the government accepted the elimination of ` a broad average of some 3-4 million tonne capacity a year " . 

On the other hand , an increase in grazing pressure leads to the elimination of all but a few very tough species . 

A puggaree of Indian cotton hung from the back of his hat , to protect his neck from the sun ; a brown veil shielded his eyes from the snow ; a whistle hung from his button-hole . " 

The sun burned into our eyes from high overhead and was reflected up again from the sand . 

Sixteen thousand people watched an astonishing scene as Johnson was knocked to the canvas in the twenty-sixth round and made no attempt to regain his feet , merely shielding his eyes from the sun . 

" More money than taste " , she said with a giggle as we floated around the thing , shading our eyes from its glaring brightness . 

He dropped his watermelon slice and raised bulging white eyes from his issue of Spook Stories magazine . 

` It 's only Friday , " she muttered , staring up at him , her hand shading her eyes from the sun . 

The eyes of predators are finely tuned to the slightest movement , but are less well equipped to distinguish static shapes , especially if their outlines are blurred by broken patterning or by foliage cover . 

So on a cold dark night the body heat of warm-blooded animals interferes with the clarity of vision , but the eyes of a toad can still pierce the gloom . 

When asked what frightens me most about London , I say , it is not the pinwheeled eyes of junkies on the street . 

Like the rest of the water-borne world , they can see parts of the spectrum invisible to the eyes of land creatures . 

She could feel Sergio 's eyes on her , thoughtful , concerned , insisting on an answer . 

` Oh yes , " said Tealtaoich , his eyes on the shadowy forest and the struggling Tree Spirits . 

If the NI can do something to focus eyes on a more distant horizon , it has a valuable role . 

Straining his eyes , he could just make out the two boxes which were stacked in the far corner of the room and a picture frame which was propped up against them . 

As a result their eyes have almost disappeared , but guided by sound alone they effortlessly catch their food . 

Blanche 's eyes had focused on a group of American youths at the bar sporting baseball caps . 

Even when they bent to sip tea , their sharp eyes , like those of wary creatures at a water hole , flickered this way and that above the teacup rims . 

As his eagle eye surveys the political scene here , from his bungalow above Howth lighthouse , he recognises the importance of the SDLP 's commitment to joint authority in Northern Ireland . 

Like the animals in a taxidermist 's or a museum , with their glass eyes that do n't move . 

I must confess that in all the times I read Madame Bovary , I never noticed the heroine 's rainbow eyes . 

It is gold with vivid garnet eyes and when wound up runs around in circles . 

The red-and-white skull-cap above the monkey eyes gave him the air of a performing chimpanzee . 

This is the pattern of the squid and octopus eye as well as of the artificial mechanical one built by man , the camera . 

I asked the conductor to tell me when we came to my stop , and he said , " Lady , you think I got X-ray eyes or something ? 

This Peeping Tom has put his eye to the nick or cranny in our walls and peers shamelessly in . 

Yes , I did get the name of the company and the guitar -- Washburn Mercury -- but once I 'd dragged my eyes away from the damsel 's cleavage , the questions started . 

Her eyes in her otherwise bovine face were intelligent , her manner brisk . 

She could n't seem to drag her eyes away from his familiar figure . 

Sarah , who had leaned out of the window to see the house , sat down again , smiling and blinking at the water drawn into her eyes by the cold and the wind . 

I solve it by pointing my eyes towards C , bringing my body into line with my eyes , and walking forwards . 

He searched the throng with his eyes from where we stood a good twenty paces away out in the station . 

TTX was injected into the right eye of P10 rats and both optic nerves were examined 2 days later , as described in Fig. 1 . 

Then he sat down heavily in a chair , and rubbed his eyes with one rather dirty hand . 

He then proceeded to stare into Charlie 's ears and eyes before going on to hit his kneecaps with a rubber stick . 

They were all big men , topping six feet , but Charlie Hatton was a little fellow with a brown face and very brilliant sharp eyes . 

His reflection stared back at him with eyes that were big and dark in a small-boned face . 

If human eyes were sensitive to the same radiation as the goldfish 's retina , we would see the infra-red remote-control beams that operate televisions and videos . 

They settled Iris in the passenger seat of the Golf , where she sat with closed eyes . 

The slight figure of a woman emerged from the hotel and stood on the steps leading down to the terrace , scanning the tables with anxious eyes and making agitated , jerky movements with her hands . 

She averts her eyes and pricks the tear in her tights with one incisive nail . 

Due to the long-past agony of soul-binding her blind eyes were opaque and curdled . 

As the light went , leaving its afterglow on his blind eyes , he was vaguely distracted by a ringing sound , far off at first but closer with every repetition . 

The ` poor thing " raised its tiny naked head and turned its blind eyes towards the only comfort it knew , which was the austere flank of Stour , and bleated once more . 

It was more , she blinked her eyes , as if roused out of a coma . 

Both girls had a terrible faraway look in their eyes ; the result of too many alien monsters , meteor showers and allegories in the now terribly politically correct New Generation series . 

Saint-Exupéry said that ‘ loving someone does not mean looking into each other 's eyes , but looking in the same direction together . ’ 

It 's mainly the southern Italians who have dark eyes and olive skins . " 

As she moved up , Noreen lifted her eyes to the choir stalls , as if in a signal , and the organ segued to a softer introduction to the Recessional Hymn . 

Peach lifted her eyes reluctantly from his gleaming , oversize boots to his face . 

She lifted drowsy blue eyes to his , bemused by the power he seemed to have over her . 

Becky looked across at Elspeth , whose big eyes told her she did n't know either . 

She tensed involuntarily , looking into his eyes with growing panic . 

` You like putting cards on the table , " he mocked , standing very close , his dark head bent to look directly into her eyes . 

He narrowed his eyes , wishing the light were stronger ; the metal lampshade cutting out half its beam did n't help much either . 

Then he opened his eyes again to peer at his watch and the expression of irritation returned . 

Swod raised his smouldering eyes to the ceiling to remember a quotation , and recited it with the relish of an evangelist preacher . 

For a moment she thought he was n't going to answer as he stared at his glass , then slowly he raised his eyes to hers . 

The pony was rolling its eyes but stood motionless because a young boy relentlessly twisted its ear . 

My daughters and my wife shall see me fight , … they shall see with their own eyes our manner of living in this land , and how we get our bread . 

Without communicating criticism , David was able to convey to Julia something which helped her to see herself through the eyes of others . 

These presentations are referred to as pseudoisochromatic or confusion plates and set a task in which the normal eye can discriminate figures composed of coloured dots , whilst the eye with abnormal colour vision can not do so . 

In the back , Myeloski shut his eyes ; it was the moment he hated the most . 

I could n't believe it and , at the pictures , persisted in dragging them surreptitiously on and off whenever he took his eyes off the screen and looked at me . 

Gingerly she lowered the sweet-tempered child into the cot , not taking her eyes from her exquisite face , Ruth stood gripping the sides of the cot with fingers whitened in an attempt at stopping them shaking . 

Dorothea wiped her eyes and blew her nose and looked around her , at the overcoated figures , huddled and sneezing about the table-tennis table under the Vestry lights . 

I wiped my eyes and felt a bit better , knowing that Granny was taking my message with her to heaven . 

I was waiting for him to say they were drugged to keep them quiet -- their huge eyes blinked as if they were half asleep . 

Mr Rosenbaum 's eyes blinked as if he were too tired even to nod his agreement . 

Before she could utter the cry of alarm which rose in her throat his hand had closed over her mouth , and Paige 's startled eyes blinked at him over the top . 

But then his eyes closed again , his head sinking to one side . 

Joe 's eyes were closing in weariness and Nina took the cup away from his big , clumsy hands . 

` Absolve me , Domine ! " he muttered as his eyes closed and his soul was extinguished . 

The Reverend Foster 's beady eyes fixed on the children fumbling for their donations as if they were a parcel of juicy worms to be swooped on if they tried to wriggle away . 

When she looked again at Nicola Hammond 's face , she could tell that the woman 's eyes were fixed , but unseeing . 

His eyes had suddenly fixed on her keenly , as if he were finding her reaction very interesting . 

She nodded and her alert hazel eyes flickered around the room , taking everyone in . 

For weeks now she 'd been recognizing him , her eyes following him round the room , and she tried to pull herself up in the cradle to see him better . 

Her eyes followed muddy boot tracks across the lounge , through the dining alcove and into the kitchen . 

When you are in a room with him , his eyes follow you everywhere . 

Involuntarily her eyes followed his and she saw Ian and Joanna talking to friends . 

Coleby was leaning forward , his small blue eyes gleaming in his bland red face . 

Her face was ashen and her amber eyes glowed with the pent-up anger which was now released in a torrent of words . 

The religious officer 's artificial sapphire eyes glowed with an inner light as he gazed at Lexandro . 

When he smiled , his eyes lit up in a way that made her feel very strange -- humble and glad at the same time . 

The farmer 's patient eyes in the long , drooping-moustached face looked down at me from his stooping height . 

The eyes looked straight at her , empty , now , of all slyness , and full , she thought , of real sympathy . 

Smiling brown eyes looked perceptively in Lindsey 's direction . 

And you could watch those little blue eyes that never quite met yours . 

She stared at him and , as her eyes met his , once again , like the moment he 'd seen her in the pool , she seemed unable to look away . 

Coffin 's eyes met Gabriel 's , hers full of meaning so that he looked away sharply . 

Marianne 's eyes narrowed a little , but her smile never wavered . 

His pale blue eyes peered anxiously at Vic through thick rimless spectacles . 

The man 's pale blue eyes peered into the fog and his ears strained to catch the sound of approaching footsteps . 

His red-rimmed eyes peered from his grimy face anxiously and Anne said swiftly , ` It 's all right , Tony . 

His dark eyes shone as he realized he was part of a British medical team that could and would meet any emergency that came along . 

Her eyes were shining ; I could see that the idea was important to her too . 

The wolf 's yellow eyes shone , and he ran into the myrtle bushes , pulled Bertha out , and ate her . 

His eyes slid slyly sideways at Carrie and he started to giggle . 

His eyes slid over Katherine with a mixture of disdain and interest . 

Jeopardy 's eyes slid to the left and he caught sight of Lucien . 

The eyes sparkled with renewed malignancy , but the cripple said nothing . 

It vas a religious song and a joyful one , the Prime Minister 's eyes sparkled . 

He scrutinised her face anxiously as she listened to her mother , and when her eyes turned languidly towards him , he smiled and stroked her hand more earnestly . 

A stunned silence greeted her appearance , every eye turned to watch the progress of the girl who looked like a goddess . 

For a moment his eyes turned away from the city to the sleeping form of Madra . 

Her bright eyes twinkled behind her spectacles ; she was enjoying herself . 

Billowing smoke from the fire made the white woman 's eyes water . 

My eyes watered with pain , with chlorine from the swimming pool and with oil from the rag I 'd been blindfolded with . 

Karr stared back at him a moment , then his eyes widened , understanding . 

An attempt had been made to remove Mrs Smith 's underclothing . " 

The level of breathability and waterproofness was assessed by the wetness of the underclothing and the jacket lining in relation to the conditions and the amount of exertion . 

She had her underclothing beneath , of course , and the expensive silk was of such a luxuriously close weave that there was nothing immodest about the outfit . 

` I needed something to bind my lord fitzAlan 's arm , " explained Isabel weakly , feeling compelled to offer an apology for the indecent state of her underclothing . 

And as long as you have no realistic alternative to industrialization based on low wages , to oppose it means that you are willing to deny desperately poor people the best chance they have of progress for the sake of what amounts to an aesthetic standard -- that is , the fact that you do n't like the idea of workers being paid a pittance to supply rich Westerners with fashion items .

The top - non - local story at the Washington Post is France 's triumph at the French - hosted World Cup , a story that gets top - of - the - page - with - pictures coverage at not only the Post , but also at the Times and USAT . ( And a reefer - with - picture at the LAT . ) This no doubt reflects the papers ' : a ) perception that they have more immigrant readers these days and b ) chance to justify all those upcoming French expense account items .

i think that i do n't know it 's hard you do n't want to be so mean that you 're you ' re doing away with people that have a chance to change

sometimes local events can generate chances for faculty and staff to assist the community because of their unique forms of expertise .

Competitors would jump at the chance to meet unmet mailer needs .

No one knows , but I will raise a possibility that has a chance to be true for a biosphere .

After recent years of fiscal discipline and focus on fiscal responsibility , the anticipated surpluses offer a chance to meet pent-up demand for discretionary domestic spending , increase defense spending , cut taxes , shore up Social Security and Medicare , reduce the debt , or do some combination of these .

That there was a chance for meaningful cooperation with the Soviet dictatorship ?

Or the virtual impossibility of finding a quiet place to study or even think , so that the children can cope in school and one day have a chance of achieving something better ?

if you get a chance read Dr Cooper 's book on controlling cholesterol

I wanted to be there ... I had my second chance to change my life . ``

But it s monuments and parks are well worth visiting , not least for the chance to mingle with the Cantonese people themselves .

If you can afford the `` bullet train `` just once , this is your chance , as — in one exhilarating sweep — you pass through almost all the major cities of Central and Western Honshu on the way .

The story notes two overriding factors behind the trend : 1 ) Corporations are slashing their suppliers down to a handful of giants , which would , under the present rules , automatically exclude virtually all minority - controlled companies ; and 2 ) the clout of minority consumers has grown and therefore companies want to be able to undertake 1 ) without losing the chance to establish a minority - friendly track record .

But I love what I do and , uh , anytime I get a chance to teach in a classroom I go for it so .

Which they would go out into the bars , I think they called it in Manila , and on the weekend I spent one weekend there I had a chance to taste the foods , uh , to sleep under the uh , net , see little bit of a cock fight .

Two additional letters from Iraq convinced Clinton to stow the missiles and give the inspections another chance .

'' I know that most interns do n't get a chance to know Betty Currie and do n't have the many contacts that Monica Lewinsky had with the president .

The meaning of the votes is best summed up by the WP , which states that the Senate has told the House managers they have the chance to make their case and that in all likelihood doing so will not matter .

Rafferty passes over obvious chances to criticize the indies in technical terms -- no review of Boogie Nights prepared me for what a patchy , tedious film it was -- and instead finds something morally defective in them .

oh well if there 's i guess there 's still chance but you do like to listen to music you do enjoy it and

see i 've only only lived here in Texas for two years so i have n't had a chance to go down there

do you get a chance to do it at home or do you mostly like catch up while you 're at work do you have a chance to look through the Wall Street Journal i 'm not sure what you do

i spent about ten years in Abilene for TI i i worked out there in Abilene in west Texas and i never did get a chance to get over to Lake Texoma i i wished i had uh

uh generally are about six six to ten miles but uh they 'll go they have the chance to go to Philmont in July and then they 'll do the fifty mile or whatever hiking then

yes we do they peak on Friday so if you have a chance to be here Friday or somewhere somewhere around there that that 's the best time to see them and they do n't last too long you know

i 've not gotten a chance to work with it although um my uh my data structures teacher was telling us something about why how fudgy fuzzy logic works as far as the concept behind it

oh no no they 're not fired they there are they have one chance to then go in a program if you come back positive you have one chance to go in and go into they have a lot of uh rehabilitation both for alcohol and for drug use uh

Diving centers also offer an introductory session known as the `` Discover Scuba Program , `` which includes a morning or afternoon of theory and swimming - pool work to give you the chance to practice the basic techniques .

then at least they have a chance to over the years be proven not guilty

and they they do n't offer any commentary and it gives me a quick chance to to be caught up during the day

out in the garage but it 's it 's been kind of raining and stuff around here lately so there ai n't been much of a chance to go riding a bicycle

well i it 's been a while since i 've been out to watch i do watch a little on TV you know when i have the chance but uh

Fairfax is driving down the same track in the opposite direction . 

We drive along a train track in the middle of maize fields in clear luminous darkness . 

He crossed the track on his belly and went on up a further hundred yards before starting his circle . 

Head south and turn left at the point where you see a track on the right to North Appleford . 

The task force planned to cut a track through a corridor of forest running along the edge of the settlement to the elephants ' new sanctuary 50 km away . 

Meanwhile , Samsonov 's fully stretched men , spurred on by Jilinski , were pressing northeastward , over exhausting sand tracks through forests and between numerous lakes . 

The workers , scurrying along the tracks through the undergrowth , are blind and sterile . 

` This road is awful , " said Ricky as they bounced down the rough track to Snow Cottage . 

Down the track to their left came a powerful Japanese off-road four-wheel-drive . 

They turned off the B road at the junction and drove down the narrow track to the cottages . 

Cross a field and take the track towards New Barn Farm before heading down the footpath on the left signed Chillerton . 

Fergus made a grunting noise , changed gear as they bumped down the track towards the main road . 

It used to be an access track , but a replacement road now runs inland , improving the place immensely . 

It was at least fifty kilometres to Beda Fomm and the first twentyodd would be over twisting , dipping tracks , so Lampard drove with the headlights on . 

The Blackpool and Fleetwood line opened in 1898 , the track from the Gynn to Talbot Road Station being constructed by the Corporation and leased to the Company for twenty-one years . 

The connecting curve from Lower Church Street continued as single track to join the down track from Croydon in Tamworth Road and there was a crossover for up cars to rejoin their correct track . 

Walkers and cyclists can be attracted to long-distance tracks by the chance to discover and learn about the history of the local communities they pass through . 

I was told that there were winter sledge tracks from the town to the Sea of Okhotsk , to Vilyuisk , the Kolyma river and to Irkutsk , some 1,200 miles away . 

It was extended to Deanshanger in 1888 , but this only lasted a year and then it was closed , as was the track down Creed Street to the Wolverton Goods Yard in 1893 . 

While this was being completed , the Central Wales Extension Railway obtained an Act in July 1860 to build a further 26 miles of single track to Llandovery . 

The road -- little more than a track with deep ditches on either side -- was elevated above the surrounding countryside . 

My concern in this case is the public 's access to forestry tracks for walking , cycling and recreation . 

All paths and tracks are well defined and mostly signposted ; route-finding quite easy . 

Obediently , the little Welshman turned the car off the A11 on to a wide track that looked as if it led straight into the heart of nowhere . 

Away from the Algarve , it 's not hard to get off the beaten track . 

They crossed the beaten track , dodging between the heavy-wheeled carts , and led their horses down to London Bridge and into the welcoming warmth of the Piebald Horse tavern . 

During the first few months he worked with a gang of local road-menders , filling pot-holes on the highway , smoothing cambers , paving the dirt tracks that led to ranches . 

Higher the Suzuki climbed , and higher , until the lane petered out into a dirt track and gradually the trees became fewer . 

Continue on this track , cross Mill Clough and go on past Knipe Farm and aim for the corner of Fernlee Reservoir . 

From Keld to Wain Wath Force was a quarter-mile of road-walking and , leaving the road below the force , I sat by the bridge on the track to West Stonesdale Farm with my milkless tea and sandwiches . 

Who in their right mind would avoid a road or a railway track simply because it had once been the scene of an accident ? 

The Vets in question are war veterans stationed along the Florida Keys , employed by the United States Government to build a railway track . 

It argues that the M25 and other major radial routes around the capital should become toll routes , and that a light railway track should be constructed alongside the motorway to ease congestion . 

The walk began by following a track which climbed steeply up a narrow , twisting valley . 

From here you follow a tractor track climbing the opposite slope which passes through a gate and continues through the birch woods beside Allt Gleann Chaorachain . 

They rode through Leighton , following the track which skirted the dark mass of Epping Forest and into Woodforde just as the church bell tolled for Nones . 

The journey started easily enough , the way going up a track that in summer is an unsurfaced road used by tourists . 

Go east along the valley on the track around the southern side of Little Langdale Tarn . 

Jack went down a rutted , muddy track to a low stone-built wall behind which was a ploughed field . 

Such a split should clarify the distribution of costs and make it easier for competing train services to run on the same track . 

In 1864 the river Ystwyth in Wales was straightened to run parallel to a railway track . 

She ran down the track as if the hounds of death were at her heels and struggled with the door of the jeep , snatched at the steering-wheel , fumbled with the ignition . 

They came to the edge of the moors and turned down a steep track towards the beach . 

She strode past the field of cows and turned up the grassy track . 

With a quick smile , and not really having any choice , Ellie climbed back into her car , turned on the muddy track , and went back the way she 'd come . 

McLeish was walking the track , also keeping well to one edge , watching carefully . 

Walking along the tracks and paths between the fields , it feels as if thousands have walked there before you . 

As a result , he once stopped his car as I was walking up the track in Monaco , opened his door and said , ` Hop in . " 

The eighteen year old woman was grabbed by a man in his thirties as she walked down the isolated track . 

The farmers , in Buner , an area controlled by the government , were charged with the crime of growing opium . 

Jean Cocteau , Peggy Guggenheim tells us in her autobiography Confessions of an Art Addict , received her for the first time comfortably horizontal between the sheets , smoking opium . 

These regions , known as tribal agencies , are where Afghan and Pakistani opium is made into heroin , often in laboratories no bigger than the average bathroom . 

I tried opium , and my first experience with anything really hard , using it intravenously , was when I used Omnopon which was from a lifeboat , y'know , from the life-saving equipment on a lifeboat . 

( 114 ) He had known Chinese to eat opium as well as inhale it . 

There he knew places where he could get opium -- dark , evil places where people bought and sold the beautiful , terrible dreams of opium . 

A tribal chieftain , Haji Ghulam , argues that with little or no government development , and rising unemployment , it is the right of tribals to grow opium and process it . 

If he had grown opium on his half acre , he would have been guaranteed at least 20,000 rupees . 

Many people throughout the world eat or smoke opium , the air-dried latex of the plant . 

It went against all biological sense to suggest that the receptors and the elaborate physiological adaptations which they set in motion had no purpose , or had evolved in response to taking opium . 

` My wife does n't want you hanging around her like a pet dog , " Nahum said to him after the service one Sunday morning . 

On that last night they finished packing their bundles , tied them securely and left them in the kitchen ready for the morning . 

That night Mikel Marku suffered a brain haemorrhage and lost consciousness , apparently as a result of blows to the head , but was denied medical treatment until the following morning . 

Later in the day we received instructions that Sir Robert and his party would be leaving the following morning . 

I 'm kept up ` til early morning by the sound of people in the next room chopping up lines . 

Confusion and communication problems arose at Turner Village as Miss Miller developed neurological problems and died in the early hours of the morning . 

We generally sleep right through the early morning if it 's rough weather . 

There was an unwonted gaiety in her manner as if the superintendent had spent the morning swallowing double Scotches . 

` According to Rose , he was at a factory in Anduze by nine and spent the rest of the morning there . 

Since this is not a tourist guide , I 'll merely tell you we spent a whole morning there , and did n't see half of it . 

The centre 's two main buildings -- the Cargo Terminal and Freight Forwarders Building -- have a combined floor area of 8,350 sq.m . 

The floor area will be some 4 x 3 feet ( 1.25 x 1 metre ) and the hutch will be sited outside , not inside any other building . 

The ceramic sponges offer an internal and external surface area of 107 2 which Hagen claim is equivalent to as much as 10 gallons of plastic ball media 

Between 1951 and 1980 the total area brought under afforestation schemes was 3.18m ha , and 2.2m ha ( nearly 70% ) were plantations for industrial purposes . 

Based on photos taken by the US satellite , Landsat 5 , it was estimated that the total area cleared in 1991 was 11,132 square kilometres , equivalent to 0.3 per cent of the Amazon land area . 

The total area of the site which has been developed runs to about 60,000 sq ft . 

Forest extends up to 1,200m and covers an area of over 19,500 hectares . 

It occupies an area of approximately 20 hectares and includes an administration block for the courts and associated administrative staff . 

The total cereal area is 280,000 hectares and permanent grassland covers 68% of the utilised agricultural land in the Auvergne . 

Its great clumps of rough , hairy stems can grow up to 6ft tall . 

Dig out the clumps of roots and divide them into smaller portions to replant or pot-up . 

Hiding in a clump of ferns while being searched for by other Brownies , she kept very still . 

The wood was mostly of hardwood -- oaks , beeches and elms -- with an occasional small clump of conifers undergrown by a mass of rhododendron . 

Crunching up the gravel drive past a clump of rhododendrons , she heard a scuffle in the undergrowth . 

He was in a clump of brambles , in the middle of which was a rabbit-hole that led up from one of the warren passages below . 

Dark clumps of water hyacinths floated downstream like tiny islands cut adrift . 

Underfoot , last year 's leaves had rotted into a soft mould which gave off a pleasant nutty scent , and small clumps of primroses nestled amongst it . 

There are several clumps of the non-climbing spring sweet pea Lathyrus vernus ` that hardly anybody grows " : it has small purple and blue flowers and helps to fill out the border . 

The door was open and with the strength of ten I hurtled him through it and into the herb garden where he came to rest in a clump of sage . 

The other end of the tank should have a clump of plants floating on the surface . 

All she could see was the dark clump of shrubbery , a sodium lamp and the branches of some trees ; there was n't a living soul abroad . 

He dragged himself from the clump of twitch-grass that had been his hiding-place for the last half hour , and shivering violently , set off on foot to the east . 

The path that left the glade was steep and narrow and spread across with ivy and clumps of mauve and white violets . 

Stachys canata ( " Lambs Ears " ) is a perennial whose flat carpets look attractive in the garden alongside clumps of Helichrysum angustifolium ( the curry plant ) . 

He squatted down and propped it against a clump of little bushes , pulling up the aerial as far as it would go . 

A wisp of smoke was rising from the other side of a clump of bushes on the edge of one hayfield where the hay had been stacked . 

Although they were looking at the clump of bushes from a different angle now , she knew it was the same clump they had seen from the gate . 

He ran to the corner of a large clump of rhododendron bushes flanking the parking area and peered along the drive . 

To the east and back of the house there were lines of swordplants and small clumps of bushes with vivid scarlet and yellow flowers . 

At the site of fusion , cells leave the sheet and form two clumps of cells on either side of the neural tube . 

This might happen for some clumps of primordial germ cells are known to form intercellular bridges so that they exist as a syncytium ( fused cells , sharing several nuclei ) . 

Microcolonies , which consist of clumps of 10 or more cells , develop and assume a crypt outline , from the third and fourth day . 

Huddled behind a clump of trees , several villagers pointed to an anti-aircraft gun mounted on a truck in the valley far below which they said Serbian forces had used to pummel their homes . 

The profile of this short-lived low-level blast cloud is supposed to look something like that of a clump of fir trees , so it 's sometimes described as ` cypressoid " . 

She drove in and bumped along , skirting the worst pot-holes , heading for a clump of beech trees where the car would be hidden from the road . 

Clumps of pine trees sat in hollows , and an icy wind blew around the bottom slopes of the mountain , whose top was covered in snow . 

To their right the moon , smoky and yellow in thin night cloud , stood over a clump of distant pine trees . 

The favourite place from which to view and sketch them is a clump of trees on the banks of the River Skell , about one-eighth of a mile from the ruins . 

But a few miles on , the country began to seem wilder , with more clumps of trees , culminating in the distance in what looked like a considerable forest . 

Israeli incursion into UNIFIL area -- Subsequent rocket attacks into Israel

Sun Microsystems Inc will be increasing its incursion into the IBM Corp installed commercial base with Emphasys Software putting its Cross/36 migration tool on Sparc machines running both Solaris 1.1 and 2.1 .

The first records of Slav incursions into the Balkans refer to plundering raids on the Byzantine settlements and fortresses of the Danubian lowlands and the Vardar-Morava corridor .

On the following day two more Iraqi formations made incursions into Saudi Arabian territory .

Apparently uncontrolled incursions into a national park in the northern Indian state of Rajasthan are threatening the survival of its fast-dwindling population of tigers .

Among the Polish runners is Antoni Niemczak , their fastest competitor at 2-9-41 , the fifth best in the race . 

The Mistral SST is the board used for the Youth and Ladies World Championships , for which identical boards are supplied for competitors at the race site . 

The carnival committee will be checking in the competitors at the village hall from 9.30 a.m . 

WHEELCHAIR competitors in Sunday 's London Marathon have been told that instead of going for personal best times they must take at least one hour and 50 minutes to complete the course . 

But when the 28-year-old Luton osteopath becomes Britain 's only competitor in this month 's Pentjak Silat World Championships in Indonesia , harming an opponent will be the last thing on his mind . 

Britain lags behind its competitors in every measure and is bottom of the league table . 

` He seems to keep his best golf for the ` big ones " , and is still one of the toughest competitors in the game . 

He remains the only Irish competitor in the championships after the shock defeat of Belfast 's Damien Kelly in the flyweight division . 

With many competitors for the 16 novelty events , judge Mr. M. Spooner had a hard task . 

He had no real gift for the dramatic and could not to contend with his young competitor Joshua Reynolds in the Grand Manner . 

From the prologues to the Heautontimorumenos and the Adelphoe we know that his competitors had tried to discredit him for this . 

She was a top class competitor , described in court as thorough , careful and sensible beyond her years . 

Golf employed a far larger number of professionals but these men were rarely tournament competitors . 

On 2nd July he had criticized the organization of the competition and the judges ' decision to award only one prize to each competitor . 

While not in a heat Jan would be out encouraging the other competitors . 

The festival began each year with a parade of the competitors through the village , led by the Captain and past Captains of the Society . 

It will take eight months to complete , and take competitors around the globe . 

A large crowd assembled to see competitors from all parts of Kent take part , among the events included were track races for local athletes and open events for all comers . 

Anxious to improve the appearance of the women entrants , they issued all 316 competitors with a set of thermal underwear and a voucher for a free hair-do . 

Not that this dissuades upwards of 800 competitors from entering the event . 

Set against the background of the 300-year old home of the Duke of Buccleuch , the event attracted top competitors from all over the world including British National champion , George Bowman of Penrith . 

Over 100 junior competitors from throughout the country took part in BSAD 's national finals at the weekend . 

Although groin guards are mandatory for all male competitors , referees have no way of checking that they are being worn . 

More than two hundred and fifty competitors are lined up to compete . 

But if some Olympic competitors are struggling to find the cash , their problems pale in comparison with the difficulties facing disabled athletes hoping to go to Spain for THEIR games . 

This very continuity should work to the advantage of the regular US Tour competitors . 

When the runners , who included several international competitors , arrived at the crossing at Strensall , near York , they found a single policeman calling them to a halt . 

My hand shook , spilling my hot milk all down my flannelette frills , and before long they were lying in a heap at my feet . 

Brits expect chocolate to taste like Cadbury 's Dairy Milk and are not really keen on anything else . 

If so , give up all animal milks for a while and try soya milk instead . 

Carnation Milk contains no added sugar or preservatives , just concentrated fresh milk . 

It can , but does not necessarily , mean paddling down the Orinoco alone , with a two week ration of half a ship 's biscuit and some rancid coconut milk . 

" It 's all very well , but I 'm sure he does n't boil the milk . 

For baby Jake and Sophie , who 's going through a faddy phase about eating , whole milk is the best choice . 

Breast milk gives nutrients , also provided in formula feeds , in a perfect blend as well as antibodies and white blood cells which protect against disease . 

Although breast milk is the best choice , modern baby formulas are specially processed to make the proteins less troublesome . 

For example , breast milk is sweet and salty , so it makes sense that we 're born liking these tastes . 

Premature babies are more susceptible to illness in the first days of life than full-term babies , and being fed exclusively on breast milk can help them in the fight against infection . 

He would n't even find a tin of condensed milk , because his mother always opened tins on the day she bought them . 

His grandad usually advocates something very nourishing like choccie biccies dunked in condensed milk and swilled down by draught-flow Boddingtons ! 

In Ireland , Barbara had learned a method of making cheese with unskimmed cow 's milk and when she returned to Ayrshire she introduced the new process . 

I felt like a cow being fattened to produce full-cream milk , then stuck on a milking machine . 

In a previous follow up study we found that patients who had challenge proven cow 's milk allergy acquired clinical tolerance to cow 's milk when the antigen specific immune response had developed . 

Each family of refugees receives 30 kilograms of grain a month , with 5 kg of dried milk or other protein supplement . 

Medical materials or medicines , blankets , quilts and bedding , warm clothing , tinned or packet food , dried milk , baby care products and first aid kits are all urgently needed . 

Hoardings for Nespray — the Nestlé dried milk — are everywhere . 

He liked the plain chops and boiled potatoes and greens ; most of all he liked the rice puddings with a well of red jam in the centre and evaporated milk poured on to cool it all . 

Whisk the evaporated milk until it thickens , then fold into the chocolate mixture with the orange rind . 

Manufacturers must also warn mothers that the powdered milk must be mixed with boiled water . 

Inside that stout little tent was a very efficient camping-gas burner , complete with kettle , billycan , matches , tea bags and powdered milk . 

How dared he be so cool and confident , casually spooning powdered milk into the mugs , and stirring slowly , as if each task merited the utmost care and attention ? 

She switched on the electric kettle and made a cup of instant coffee flavoured with powdered milk and artificial sweetener . 

The skimmed milk was fed to pigs but the Rowlands eventually decided it could be used more profitably and began to make low-fat yogurt and cottage cheese . 

Another helpful approach is to substitute some low-fat foods for their high-fat counterparts , for example , have semi-skimmed or skimmed milk instead of full-fat milk . 

Crush Stilton with a fork and work until creamy , then mix with the Shape soft cheese and skimmed milk until smooth . 

Made with skimmed milk , they have half the fat , two-thirds the calories and more protein than the originals . 

Beat thoroughly while adding the milk , then return the sauce to the heat and bring to the boil , stirring constantly . 

Cook the roux paste for a few seconds , then gradually add the milk . 

Back in the kitchen he poured coffee , adding sweetened condensed milk for instant energy . 

Gradually add the milk and bring to the boil , stirring , until thick . 

In the end , she made herself a drink of hot milk with a dash of brandy and took it up to bed , taking along the hot water bottle for good measure . 

Maria , aged 18 months , would drink milk only with a rusk mashed up in her bottle . 

Heat the milk with the peppercorns , mace and vegetables until almost boiling , then remove from the heat , cover and leave for 10min . 

Heat milk , then blend together with sugar , flour , cornflour and the egg in a bowl . 

The Greek army was camped on the plain below Troy next to the River Scamander ( now known as the Menderes ) which flowed into the sea at Hellespont . 

He wrote of the calm sea at St Malo , the pink sky , the sweet air . 

It has a comfortable market here with the North sea at its doorstep . 

Such items do appear -- carried off by survivors , or fished out of the sea by the lifeboats . 

The Brook -- it appears to have no official name -- springs from the Wealden water-shed some three miles west between Swanage and Corfe Castle and flows into the sea by the Mowlem . 

Should an enemy ever bomb the High Dam , Egypt would be washed into the sea by the very waters which have created it . 

David Smith , seven , from Woolacombe , Devon , who was swept into the sea in Devon on Tuesday , has not been found . 

It was as if Chapman were a captain trying to keep afloat on a treacherous sea in a small boat that threatened at any moment to spring a leak . 

The hard shale was now gone and the flat lake had become a choppy sea of sand and rock . 

Diplomatic missions were received and sent from time to time , and during the sixteenth century Japanese traders and pirates dominated the seas of Southeast Asia , but both channels of contact virtually ceased in the seclusion period . 

At the age of seventy five she has to wade through a sea of mud to get to her council home at Cinderford in Gloucestershire . 

Poets from Dante to Byron have celebrated the romance and the drama of this coastline 's azure seas , green mountains and weathered villages . 

The killas weathers and crumbles easily and so it is easily eroded by rivers and the sea . 

The finale has an effortless continuity reminding us why Kempff once likened it to ` the voice of the eternally flowing sea . " 

The next day the idiot of a captain decided to make a run for the open sea . 

A freeze on further expansion of any drift-netting on the high seas outside the South Pacific . 

A Railcard may also entitle you to reduced fares on Sealink ships to the Channel Islands and Ireland and for travelling by rail and sea to 17 Continental countries . 

Finished or semi-finished statuary , marble blocks , plaques for wall revetments were transported by ox-cart and by sea to their ultimate destinations , where Aphrodisian or local artists would perfect , complete , or repair their work . 

They were exported by sea to Italy , Greece , Turkey , Egypt and the Levant . 

Holy River is usually identified with that still called Helga Å , which enters the sea near Kristianstad in southern Sweden , and then lay roughly on the eastern border of the Danish province of Skåne . 

She sat for a moment looking towards the sea where the families playing on the beach had been replaced by people dressed in their evening clothes , strolling along the sea wall . 

Alternatives are to keep only fish from southern and Mediterranean Seas that are able to tolerate temperatures up to 26° . 

The ancient civilisations explored the Mediterranean by sea , and now you too can sit still in a floating hotel while we move the scenery around you . 

Greek cities developed , especially along the Mediterranean coast and near the Sea of Tiberias . 

This morning the sky was blue with powder-puff clouds and the sea sparkled so that he was dazzled when he looked at it . 

The post , erected in the 1840s when the area was drained , shows the land has sunk some 13ft-14ft -- an ominous decline in view of forecasts that global warming may cause the nearby sea to rise . 

A modern , cosmopolitan town dominated by its ancient kasbah , a huge Arab fortress overlooking the sea . 

My magical ride took me from lake to lake , from Lough Corrib to Lough Mask and then to a third lake that seemed smaller than the last two inland seas set among high mountains . 

Little Lough Shean led into middle-sized Lough Meenagh , until finally we faced an inland sea , Lough Allen , one of the bigger bulges in the River Shannon . 

Our whole zig-zag through Northern Ireland followed the western shores of Lough Erne , Ireland 's inland sea . 

The report also suggests a range of options for saving Central Asia 's second major inland sea . 

More than one person had died , and been buried at sea , but it was the funeral of the baby who was berthed near to her cousins which affected Ruth most . 

Most pineapples sold in Britain have come by sea , which means we are sometimes at risk from being offered unripe or partly ripened specimens . 

And coming back from the sea , laden with fish for their young , they can only find safety in their nest holes . 

Brandy was poured immediately , and ` On a side-board was placed for us , who had come off the sea , a substantial dinner , and a variety of wines . " 

In addition to the epic flight described here , James Sadler is remembered particularly for his daring but abortive , attempt to cross the Irish Sea from Dublin to England in October 1812 . 

Instead they journeyed south to Succoth , turned north before crossing the sea , and then south again down the west of the Sinai peninsula . 

Seamen have been attacked in cold blood ; women and children compelled to cross the seas have been foully murdered without warning or provocation . 

If Hell exists , it must consist of being eternally sick on a ship which crosses the Narrow Seas but never reaches shore . 

The Fulmars continued searching for it and came across it ( or the aircraft forced down by Taylor ) floating on the sea ; there were no signs of life . 

There , floating out on the high seas , was the U S South Pacific fleet , looking , it had to be admitted , pretty hard . 

But whether he went across the seas or not he could not pass off his own deeds under Robert 's name . 

Although about a hundred rugby balls went into the sea on game days none were ever seen floating on the water for long . 

I know I should n't have gone near the sea , but I did it as a protest . 

Some 95 per cent of the UK exports went by sea but only 18 per cent moved in British vessels . 

Others have been brought in by sea from India , a few have been recovered from the graveyard at Bhamo , in January 19,000 tons of goods were carried , about 1/6 of the pre-war freight . 

The entire food chain in the seas off part of Australia 's eastern coasts is likely to be contaminated by toxins , according to Cor Lenghaus , a researcher from Hamilton Regional Veterinary Laboratory in Victoria . 

I suppose that there are very few places on Moila from which one can not see the sea . 

Swimming through a jellyfish-infested sea is like advancing through a minefield . 

Some researchers have suggested that mature salmon return simply by following the trail left by the young smolts swimming towards the sea . 

She swam slowly out into the sea , waiting for the ghastly ennui to pass . 

She went down to the front , or what had been the front , and stared out to sea . 

When we finally make proposals to build a repository we must be confident they will satisfy safety standards that are amongst the toughest in the world . 

The committee says that UK Nirex , the nuclear waste disposal company , has consistently underestimated the time it will take to prepare and build a repository . 

Some 30 staff will move to the repository when it is completed in the summer of 1994 . 

A woman and a man were packing a hamper , blankets and Wellingtons into the car . 

Our STAR letter wins a Good Boy hamper full of doggie goodies , and every letter published will win a special golden bone award . 

The spacious boot coped admirably with everything they could cram into it in one week -- picnic hampers , the weekly shopping , even the latest buys from Sue 's visits to the garden centre . 

Kunio and Judith prepared a large picnic hamper of chicken legs , dill pickles and assorted sandwiches , the rest of us arranging for an ample supply of lager and other liquid refreshment . 

For our night at the opera , Steve 's hamper for four people contained all the following recipes , as well as rainbow trout gravlax and a thrice-risen walnut loaf . 

This wicker hamper is packed with delicious goodies and costs £64.92 , inclusive of nationwide delivery . 

If the families who received our hampers had as much pleasure as we did in planning them , then it was all worth while . 

She glanced up the beach and saw Stephen and Elaine unpacking the hamper . 

He was propped on one elbow beside her , the width of the picnic hamper giving her an illusion of safety from too close an intimacy . 

Last Christmas , Mr Green of Ickenham was given a hamper containing a sultana cake that was made , according to the wrapper , by the Yorkshire Farm Bakery . 

The thought caused her to hasten forward again , and moments later she was opening the food hampers . 

Carole Meadows gave her a wry smile as she began filling the picnic hamper . 

Keep your chequebook and your cheque card separate : If you make it easy for a thief to plunder your account by keeping your chequebook and card together , you could be held responsible for the whole amount . 

Elle Folk are great thieves of dough and other food , and are strange-looking indeed . 

They go to England , where Eric Claptout , the legendary thief of the blue dilithium crystals , says that Johnson was a top geezer . 

` They will be kept in sheds , though bicycle thieves do n't usually bother with them . 

It 's a killer they 're after , not a burglar or a car thief . " 

Dogs barked and snapped , and we heard the sneak thief running barefoot into a maze of alleyways , bomb sites and derelict hotels . 

The woman thief arrived with an accomplice at the house at Camlough and told the elderly woman she was thirsty . 

Was it possible the police version ( which Cobalt had heard and Maurin had repeated ) was correct and the killing was a random attack by a thief on a passer-by ? 

` I would think no jewel thief worth her salt would send a man directly to the hiding spot -- no matter how high above the ground she was floating . " 

Or we would wish a society like Iran with its shariah or Islamic law , which punishes thieves by cutting off their hands ? 

A thief would find a ladder and tools very useful to break into your house . 

Cancel milk , papers and any other delivery which would let a thief know that your house is empty . 

Mrs. Fielding , who suffers from extreme nervousness , was staying with one of her sons over the new year when thieves broke into her home in Milton Keynes and ransacked it . 

Thieves have stolen seating worth £500 from a caravan at the Burtree Caravan Centre in Burtree Lane , Darlington . 

Thieves have struck at the home of Oxfordshire 's High Sherrif , stealing priceless heirlooms and vandalising property . 

Falk advances these principles in the awareness that , pending the actual abolition of nuclear weapons , a different , and much more dangerous conclusion can be drawn from the argument about the illegality of nuclear weapons . 

Arguments about language , in any case , need to be separated from arguments about style , particularly in a period of fast linguistic change , such as the Merovingian Age . 

Observing a heated argument among the players over a game of cards , Chapman thought that if they put as much consideration and earnestness into their football , their game could only improve . 

What ` something " means in this context starts an argument amongst the Ogres , but eventually they decide on ` Wun myool , Wun 'oomin or , er , wun and wun -- too -- shorties . " 

Arguments amongst the girls would break out but they would be of a trivial nature to begin with . 

But exchange rate troubles draw attention to the unresolved argument between Mrs Thatcher and her Chancellor ( backed by Sir Geoffrey Howe ) about subjecting the pound to the formal discipline of the European Monetary System . 

This extract from the book comes after an argument between Jo and Amy . 

I particularly enjoyed reading about John Bolton 's early work on radio stars at Dover Heights , and the very fair account of the heated cosmological argument between Martin Ryle and Mills over the number of radio sources . 

An argument over a lost ball ended in a clear breach of etiquette -- a club across the back . 

Soon he was engaged in an argument with a youth who said he went to his school and was going to vote Tory . 

De Gaulle 's haughtiness and his determination to protect French interests in the world , often provoked bitter arguments with his allies , the British and Americans . 

In a protracted argument with Ajax , he mingles his ` slanders " with filthy and sinister threats : 

Arguments over using the ` Jarman index " to assess demand for services and the method of payment have obscured the principle underlying the payments . 

Parents do not want trendy socio-economic arguments about why their school is not as good as another . 

The original American legislation was only for women , and they made in fact some very erm convoluted and not very satisfactory arguments about why they should only do it for women . 

Someone there was having a heated argument with an official , who then called the guard to deal with the matter . 

Let's not have another argument about whether we 're having an argument or not ! " 

He had got into an argument in the wash room with Clive Fairbrother , an Australian exchange student a year older than him whose sense of humour was only a few degrees away from sheer malice . 

Before we get into the argument , however , there will be two objections to what I have just said . 

She lost the argument , which was about her reservation , which was for berth No. 7 in English which the conductor obstinately read as 1 in French . 

If the Tory Anglicans were going to lose the argument about the transfer of the Crown , they were determined to ensure that the Church would be safe under a Calvinist successor . 

GABA is a well-documented neurotrophic agent involved in brain development [ 27 28 29 30 ] . Most of the work done on the effects of GABA and neural development has been done on embryos and embryonic tissue well past the neural tube stage [ 27 31 32 ] . However , there is evidence of glutamic acid decarboxylase ( GAD ) and GABA receptor expression about the time of neural tube formation [ 27 ] . Given that GABA is important to neural development , and the early developmental time frame of the GABA system , it is logical that agents active at the GABA receptor ( ethanol , BDZs ) can have adverse consequences on CNS development .

The initial development and partial differentiation of hair cells in Brn3c mutants could possibly lead to some neurotrophin expression in these cells to sustain sensory neurons through embryonic development and beyond .

This finding is consistent with our prediction that , compared to ARIX , the genes mutated in CFEOM1 may have a more restricted function in the development of nIII and that their expression may actually be regulated by ARIX .

Therefore , we switched NS culture conditions from high glucose ( 37 mM , `` stage 1 '' ) to low glucose ( 5 mM , `` stage 2 '' ; see Figure 1A ) to initiate development .

Future in vivo studies combining estradiol and selected interleukins may further elucidate how the network of signals from the marrow microenvironment influences both Ocl development and Ocl function .

In this way wild type laterals resemble fz mutant wing cells [ 5 ] . Thus , early in their development laterals are not close to the junctional complex or the prominent cortical cytoskeleton at the cell periphery and are unlikely to be getting any orientation guidance in this way .

Negative mutations of HSC70 in the nervous system of Drosophila larvae resulted in both developmental defects and lethality [ 31 ] . The increased HSC70 gene expression during trophoblastic elongation is temporally associated with neural tube development in pig conceptuses .

SAHH may have significant impact on the conceptuses ability to use folates during this transitional stage of development .

The apparent lack of response of genital fibroblasts to androgen in vitro , despite expression of a normal AR , has important implications for future research in defining the role of androgen in genital development and the pathogenesis of ambiguous genitalia .

In addition , a progesterone receptor knockout mouse model affects only female mice with reported effects limited to organs of reproduction causing anovulation , uterine hyperplasia and inflammation , limited mammary development and impaired sexual behavior [ 58 ] . There was no noticeable difference in phenotype in the Lifr -/- pups due to gender following any of the treatments ( data not shown ) .

Because of the complex interdependence of TEC and thymocyte differentiation , defects in fetal TEC development can be caused either directly by cell-autonomous TEC differentiation defects , or indirectly by defective thymocyte maturation .

Several other HMG-box proteins also play important roles in lymphocyte development [ 17 ] . Mice doubly deficient in lymphocyte enhancement factor-1 ( LEF-1 ) and T cell factor-1 ( TCF-1 ) have a complete block in development of T cells [ 18 19 ] , while deficiency of SRY-box containing protein 4 ( SOX -4 ) in mice results in a lack of pro-B cell expansion and mild perturbation of thymocyte development [ 20 ] . Unlike these HMG-box proteins , however , we find that the HMG-box of TOX is more closely related to the DNA binding domain of sequence-independent HMG-box proteins .

Finally , we tested whether putatively diapausing embryos could resume development and hatch earlier than the reported 100 days [ 8 ] by transferring embryos from 0-4°C to 16°C at day 49 and tracking their development .

Maternal adrenalectomy worsens the osteopenia , while maternal hormone suppression through RU486 improves the presumed GC related phenotypes : osteopenia , skeletal muscle integrity and glial development .

HD proteins are involved in the control of development and differentiation in many organisms [ 3 4 ] . Initially discovered in Drosophila , mutations of the HB in homeobox genes result in vast morphologic abnormalities [ 3 ] . Subsequently , homologous HB genes have been cloned in many species including humans [ 5 6 7 ] .

The extent to which epithelial cells are stimulated to differentiate by mesenchymal cells is dependent on the extent to which the particular tissue differentiates during the critical period of development [ 9 ] .

This could be a chance event , or may result from selection for certain X-linked alleles during embryonic development , as has been described in carriers of X-linked immunodeficiencies [ 17 ] .

Wild-type levels of BMP4 are important for normal development of the anterior and posterior segments .

RU486 administration during late gestation results in improved development of bone , skeletal muscle , and glial cells in LIFR null fetuses .

In this manner we have identified several genes potentially involved in grain filling , and evaluate them by comparison with grain filling genes identified in an earlier study [ 1 ] . These genes have similar expression profiles showing significant differential expression during rice grain development and tissue specificity to panicle and grain .

Another example comes from the study of morphogen gradient formation in animal development .

Of the factors that contribute to specifying cell fate during development , Wnt proteins are among the most attractive candidates to use in such in vitro experiments .

The genetic data strongly suggest that GABA acts through GABA A receptors to modulate the development of this tissue .

Though controversial , the theory that genes and peers play pivotal roles in development can not be dismissed .

As we shall see , DNA provides the programme which controls the development of the embryo and brings about epigenesis .

Regimes which support apparently normal growth and development of rat embryos for several days ( 20 ) are much less successful when mouse embryos are used .

The development of the mouse embryo is the best experimental model for human development .

Therefore , it is highly desirable that there should be reliable and efficient culture systems to support the normal development of embryos over relatively long periods .

If a single marked cell from the inner cell mass of one mouse embryo is injected into the inner cell mass of another it will become integrated into the development of the embryo and respond to developmental signals .

Even the briefest survey of the physical facts underlying reproduction will convey some idea of the complexity of the process , from the formation of egg and sperm , their meeting in fertilization , to the development of the embryo in the uterus .

They correctly assumed that the viral DNA had been inserted into the DNA of a normal gene involved in limb development and so had caused a mutation .

That such genes exist is shown by the many mutants in the genes of mice that can result in abnormal limb development .

Having identified two key cell types required for T-cell development , our studies also provide a basis for an analysis of the cellular products regulating specific developmental stages .

Such a mechanism could play a role in normal limb development , laying down a basic prepattern of cartilaginous elements : first one element , then two , then three , and so on .

MHC class II-positive epithelium and mesenchyme cells are both required for T-cell development in the thymus

Embryos from both induced and normal ovulations show asynchrony in development from an early stage of cleavage and preparatory techniques have to be devised to attempt to recover as many as possible with analysable chromosomes .

Two distinct mechanisms are responsible for their development into significant morphological features .

And as soon as they 'd finished questioning the Tomorrowman 's barman about the beer mat heist , they 'd get around to the rest .

That underrated favourite of Martin Scorsese , Harvey Keitel , appears in Reservoir Dogs , a tense thriller about a diamond heist that goes badly wrong because someone has grassed on the top thieves .

AN ageing French woman ekes out a privileged life pulling off jewel heists with a decrepit sidekick .

Its banner headline read EPIC TRAVELLER FOILS STATION KIOSK HEIST .

Police were investigating the possibility that the attack was carried out by the same gangsters who committed a similar heist in Brussels , Belgium , several days ago .

MANILA , Philippines ( AP ) --- About 15 robbers killed three guards and injured five others including a policeman Thursday during a bank heist in a Manila suburb , police said .

A series of bank heists by a gang of HIV-infected robbers has forced lawmakers to reconsider a 1993 law that prohibits the jailing of a suspect suffering from the virus that causes AIDS .

Already facing jail time for earlier bank heists in Arizona and Canada , Mitchell was sentenced on Oct. 13 , 1994 , to an additional 30 years for the Mississippi holdup .

He said there is no indication that the Irish Republican Army or any other terrorist group was involved in the Feb. 27 heist at San Francisco 's Lakeshore Shopping Center .

Jumbut allegedly stole over dlrs 3 million in crimes which included at least one heist of an armored bank vehicle in Denmark and a robbery in Toulon , France , police officials said .

The pair and two alleged accomplices armed with switchblades made off with lire 43 million ( dlrs 27,000 ) in the Tuesday heist .

VIGO , Spain ( AP ) --- One security guard was killed and two injured during an attempted armored-car heist , a government spokesman said Sunday .

Later firemen tackling the blaze were in danger from exploding canisters of acetylene and propane .

In October 1975 a Pakistani boy of fifteen was killed by a gang of white boys at a bus stop . 

The boys at school were sure to snigger at him behind his back , and the Irishman and his rough friends would have one more excuse to belittle him for their own amusement . 

A NANNY burst into tears yesterday as she was cleared of throwing a two-month-old boy at his mother in a fit of temper . 

In the ever more intense rivalry between Mercedes and BMW , that should have been a blast big enough to silence the boys from Munich . 

The committee also agreed to pay the master his expenses in apprehending runaway boys from the workhouse . 

People had come , as Moscow people do , provided they have the documents and status to satisfy the hard-eyed boys in leather jackets at the door . 

Boys in an autocratic group were more dependent on their leader , and submissive ; their hostility was towards each other . 

LIKE the boy on the burning deck , Chancellor Norman Lamont stood on the Treasury steps yesterday and ignored the carnage around him . 

He was discovered the next morning by a boy on his way to school . 

It was forbidden to punish children by confinement during the night , and corporal punishment was not inflicted except for boys under the age of fourteen ( and then at least two officers were to be present ) . 

In two test cases involving boys under the age of five , application to be housed had been made in the name of child after the parents had been refused accommodation . 

The former telegram boy is one of the organisation 's most popular and respected general councillors . 

Rabbits would dash out of their losing darkness , and the village boys would chase them with sticks and yells , careful not to get in front of the two who had the guns . 

Yes , she did , but not just to live with someone , as was the vogue. these days ; she would wish her to marry some nice boy . 

Something decidedly peculiar about the boy with the whatsit round his head . 

Boys of 15 are not accustomed to make the lives of odd boys happy . 

Mrs Sherwood relates the death of a boy of six , whom she and her husband had been asked to look after whilst his parents were in India : 

The boy in the daylight reminded me of a bird , a bold curious bird . 

After long-drawn-out bickering , the boy was taken away for a medical examination . 

She wondered if the boys were discussing this as they whizzed along the nearer road in Andrew 's fast car . 

The Ulster Unionist chairman said that just over 11 years ago an 11-year-old boy had been killed in a no-warning IRA bomb blast in the town . 

The typical childhood of an upper-class English boy of the late seventeenth century was Sir Robert Walpole 's , who was born in 1676 . 

He reminded her of a naughty little boy standing with his trousers around his ankles , and his willy hanging like a worm between his legs . 

One of the little boys speaks almost perfectly and draws and mixes colours extremely well . 

The court was told that Tracey had allowed a 13 year old girl and a 15 year old boy to use his bed to have sex . 

` The diamonds are gone , the kidnappers are gone , and that poor boy is dead . 

She resisted the urge to say that was n't difficult , and sent the poor boy off for lunch . 

Here a small group of Jewish boys were given a home and were trained for careers in leather manufacture , cabinet-making , and engineering . 

Fortunately a younger boy had a dramatic nosebleed which distracted his house-mates ' attention and covered any remaining smears of blood . 

Here she is , my dream woman , and she 's madly in love with some young blond boy whose only ambition is to drive around in a sports car and drink champagne ! " 

They fell out and fought , once , over a girl , when Arthur was a boy in the north country . 

` Perhaps you 've been an even naughtier boy than we know about . " 

I had it to myself except for the boys with the torches and a giggling couple at the far end where it shaded away into darkness . 

Right , Sergeant , you take your boy elsewhere and I 'll see what jolly Jacko , the life and soul of the party , wants . " 

Worcester Juvenile Court has been hearing how three teenage boys wreaked havoc when they went to play on a building site . 

The national curriculum demads that boys and girls play similar games . 

The boy said he was sorry but the attack continued and the defendant said : “ It 's Mr Catherwood to you ” . 

In an extremely frank and honest interview with the Belfast Telegraph , the Shankill boys told how their final hope from a life of constant offending was a special project which is facing the axe . 

It was travelling at high speed and the boys thought it was going to hit them , the rider was crouched over the bars obviously unaware of the boys . 

A BOY of 13 thought to be responsible for a car crimewave sobbed loudly last night as magistrates ruled he should be placed in a secure unit for three months -- 300 miles from his home . 

ETAM , the fashion retailer , saw its profits before property income rise by 10.3 per cent to £6.3m in the six months to 12 August . 

Chairman Stanley Metcalfe also saw his pay rise by 17.4 per cent to £142,000 . 

If their own price rises by 10 per cent and they know that on average other prices have risen by 5 per cent then they will increase their output . 

This means that for every additional pound of income received , consumption rises by some fraction of a pound . 

The total lift or rise from the Lower to the Upper Pond is 75 feet 2 inches . 

The discount rises from 1/2 % for £20,000 -- 9,999 equity to 1% for 0,000 and over . 

At British Airways , Lord King 's recent pay rise from 178,000 to 386,000 even provoked a disapproving comment from the Prime Minister , Mrs Thatcher . 

The cost of an annual season ticket between Cambridge and London , rises from two thousand three hundred and forty to two thousand five hundred and twenty eight pounds . 

The biggest influence on this behaviour has probably been the large increase in wealth , which in turn boils down to the sharp rise in house prices . 

It was the rise in world crude prices which brought energy conservation seriously into view . 

We have heard evidence that it was the rise in the price of rice , that you approved , which was the final straw . 

A 10 per cent rise in money supply will lead to a 10 per cent rise in prices and a 10 per cent depreciation of the exchange rate ( assuming no inflation abroad ) . 

But a ` buy " recommendation by James Capel broker Roger Hardman was good for a 13p rise to 173p at Cranswick , the free range pigs group . 

The ` taxable value " ( which may understate the real value ) of benefits rises with income . 

The cost rises with the status of the family until at Sheikh level a marriage involves a fortune -- small or large -- depending upon the size of the Sheikh 's ` box " . 

Another important point is that about 60 per cent of the over-65 population is female and the numerical superiority of females rises with each succeeding age cohort . 

For example , Fig. 17.2(b) shows how the yield curve was in July 1992 , with the yield falling as the maturity date rises . 

Nurses are on a collision course with the Government after lodging a claim for a ten percent pay rise . 

` After the autumn of shock caused by tremendous price rises , we are now facing a winter of discontent , " said one deputy . 

But if tensions mount and interest rates rise , the cost of non-interest-bearing deposits would rise in parallel . 

The oil price rises of the 1970s have created conditions in many Third World countries similar to those of a wartime siege economy . 

This represents a rise of 5% on 1991's exceptionally poor results . 

Parents are paying less -- their assessed contribution is frozen in cash terms if their income rises in line with average earnings . 

The mineworkers had been on strike since Nov. 30 , demanding pay rises of 300-600 per cent . 

Here January temperatures are below freezing point ( -0.5°C , 31°F ) and only in the three summer months does the average temperature rise above 15.5°C ( 60°F ) , July attaining 21°C ( 70°F ) . 

Some humans have prophesied a global temperature rise of around three degrees centigrade by the year 2030 as a result of atmospheric contamination -- and Councillors you have to smell this pollution yourselves to believe it ! 

The result of all this has been a rapid rise in in registered unemployment er nevertheless and a steep rise in in long term unemployment . 

Britain 's bosses gave themselves pay rises of more than two percent above the national average last year . 

Whether these rational and progressive responses to the problem of sea-level rise will satisfy the coastal dwellers who are at risk is an open question . 

Second , also connected with the dual impetus of the Tory boom and the oil-price rise , inflation was accelerating rapidly over 1974-75 . 

He allegedly made the perfect crime boast at his club in the St James area of the West End , when he paid Risdon . 

They report that " the present proprietor of Islay can use the rare boast of having a proportion of his family plate manufactured from silver found on his own domains . " 

RECENT Tory boasts about the health service simply wo n't stand up to close scrutiny . 

Boasts from DEC that its Alpha RISC is at least 1,000 times scalable , are beginning to look like pure hubris : maybe they might be able to snap eight processors together on a bus eventually , but reportedly all its got now is four and supposedly that 's not working too well . 

The great boast of the German bureaucracy was encapsulated in Mayer 's dictum : ` Constitutional law comes and goes : administrative law stays the same " ( Verfassungsrecht vergeht ; Verwaltungsrecht besteht ) . 

That is the boast of a firm of Darlington solicitors which this week chalked up 100 years in business in the town . 

However , the boast of British literary artistic freedom can not be made with confidence , given a vague law and a swinging moral pendulum . 

After all the boasts of supply-side miracles under one slogan or another from 1951 to 1989 , the British economy remains sick . 

I can make what is perhaps not a usual boast in Scotland : I can claim that some of my best friends are Conservatives . 

A BOAST that Britain 's tap water is the best in Europe was blasted yesterday . 

It was one of his few boasts that he had never taken an academic examination in his life . 

Oxfam has launched its new autumn collection of clothes with the boast that the fashion-conscious can dress themselves for just twenty five pounds ! 

It dawned on her that for all her boasts that she was as good as any boy , dreadful , shameful things hung in the air simply because she was a girl . 

Stevedoring is provided by Larne Harbour Limited and it is the company 's proud boast that customers need only make one phone call to complete their requirements . 

“ I 've got unlimited credit ” sounds a proud boast ; “ I 've got the ability to take on unlimited debts ” is far more ominous . 

Lynsey was n't to know that , and Courtney 's boast added to his aura of respectability . 

From the workers ' state to ` all Serbs in one state " was his boast -- and threat , if Yugoslavia disintegrated . 

Trimm 's proud boast is that they make an enclosure for every purpose , ’ … from walk-in to carry out . ’ 

We were two and a half hours over guidebook time : so much for the armchair boasts of perfect stamina ! 

Cook characterises Hewlett-Packard 's Unix as being closer to standard Unix than IBM 's and the company 's boast of being the worlds largest supplier of Unix systems is an obvious attraction . 

Marcos loyalists now poke fun at the Aquino administration 's boast that it has built a new stability , arguing it is pretty fragile if it wo n't allow a dead man home for burial . 

Even the Virtual Processor translator is retrieved only when needed , and it is Hinsley 's boast that no piece of code is ever loaded onto the processor that is n't about to be run . 

Khruschev 's boasts in the late 1950s , that Communism would outstrip capitalism by the 1980s , had proved as empty as his threats over Berlin . 

It is one of my proudest boasts that I have never thought about insurance and I am convinced that , even under torture , I could resist the temptation . 

Mr Groenewald 's boast about hundreds of thousands of white soldiers assumes rather too blithely that ex-conscripts will rally to the cause . 

Come and meet Lawrence Washington , the builder of Sulgrave Manor , direct ancestor of George . 

An ancestor of Charles-Henri , called upon to execute Angelique Tiquet in 1699 for planning the murder of her husband , failed VVD-VVN abysmally . 

There were times when he spoke as though he was living in the days of his ancestor , Richard ; regarding himself as a f eudal overlord with the power of life and death over his vassals . 

After all James was of the Stewart dynasty , so called because his ancestor Robert had been High Steward of Scotland , and had succeeded to the throne on the death of David II in 1371 . 

The possibility must have made Eleanor 's ancestors turn in their graves . 

They were guarding the wisdom of their ancestors , the Ark of the Covenant . 

John Coffin 's historical researches into his ancestors had caught Jordan 's attention . 

At himself for the doubts that ate at him , and at his ancestor for giving him nothing more than a string of empty plat itudes . 

The youngster was destined to follow many of his ancestors by dying from the family curse hydrocephalus water on the brain . UN 

The issues relating to the power she has now and her ancestors have had do not bother her . 

Had any ancestor of mine been minded to donate works of art to a national institution , he would have chosen a museum or JC art gallery and assuredly not a university . 

Glenda Jackson had already been approached for the female lead . 

Maggie Smith would be the female lead in both halves , but Ken did n't come on until after the interval . 

These considerations affect the difficulties which attend Difficulties with girls , and which come to the fore with the most Amis-sounding of its characters , the male lead . 

Beatty had a good five-year head-start on him , and most of the other male leads with whom they would both be compared in the forthcoming age of the anti-hero . 

It was at Olivier 's suggestion that producer Irving Asher cast Peter Finch in the male lead , while Vivien Leigh decided to ignore her husband 's advice and accepted Paramount 's offer . 

Have you ever wanted to play the lead in ` Robin Hood " or to be the victim of a ` Screaming Blue Murder " ? 

In those days I do n't think there was an average looking or homely looking person playing romantic leads . 

Miss Fielding , 26 , is playing the lead in a new production of Jane Eyre at The Crucible , Sheffield , with Jack Shepherd as Rochester . 

` Years later , " recalled Sherrin , ` he told me ruefully that he envied David Hemmings , then still a boy soprano , who played the child lead . 

One day , in 1958 , it was Nicholson 's turn -- and he had an acting job at last , and not just any part , but the lead in a new film . 

Steve Cochran and Richard Harris had taken leads in Michelangelo Antonioni films , while Anthony Quinn , Richard Basehart , Broderick Crawford and Terence Stamp had been cast by Federico Fellini . ) 

Japanese director Nagisa Oshima wants him for the lead in Valentino , a movie which will explore the destructive effect of fame on silent screen stars . 

The two leads Jean-Pierre Marielle and Gerard Depardieu play a pair of unsympathetic musicians . 

He went along with a friend who was auditioning for the lead and landed the part himself , playing a thug hanged for murder . 

Diana , who is from a broken home , will find no comfort in the fact that Lisa is from a stable and loving family who have given her every support since her separation from Marco . 

Fergie went on to say that despite her separation from Prince Andrew he was still ` my best friend " . 

Just two days after his separation from the Princess of Wales was announced , he told an elderly well-wisher he was feeling ` not too bad " . 

She continued thinking like this throughout her affair , separation from Karenin and life with Vronsky because she could n't help it . 

In May 1991 , justices made an order committing two children , who had been living with their mother following the separation of their parents , to the care of the local authority . 

End up later on square 46 denoting Andrew and Fergie 's separation and down that snake you go . 

I was even more infuriated to read that their short separation was a ` tragedy " . 

Both those statements were momentous for the Royal Family but the historical impact of Charles and Diana 's separation is likely to be greater . 

From time to time , during the first few months of our separation , Otto used to ring me . 

Republicanism may not be rampant yet , but the Duchess of York 's indiscretions and the Prince and Princess of Wales 's separation have certainly made it more respectable . 

In their view separation should only happen in extreme situations where the child is physically at risk . 

Now after seven years separation I have come to see my family . 

In John 's one brief conversation with his son , it seemed that the boy was trying to come to terms with the separation in his own way , and would eventually be prepared to discuss his feelings . 

Hetherington ( 1979 ) found that if marital separation led to a cessation of hostilities and conflict , this seemed somewhat less damaging for children than remaining in a discordant , unhappy , but intact home . 

At the moment though he 'd got other problems -- his parents ' separation for a start , and all the mysteries surrounding that . 

One parent families may come about because of death , divorce or separation in a two parent family or the ending of cohabitation or when a single woman has a baby on her own . 

` Not divorced , " James went on , as if the precise terms of his parents ' separation were important . 

It is rare for children to welcome their parents ' separation even though they welcome an end to any violence , arguments , shouting or unpleasantness . 

The period of separation from her husband not only gives her an opportunity for physical recuperation , but also gives the couple a chance to relate to each other in a non-physical way . 

Caroline had suffered a double loss in that following separation and divorce from her husband , he later died from a sudden heart attack . 

But as the relationship deepened , so a separation between she and her husband came to seem inevitable . 

The article had suggested that , because of the actor 's separation from his wife of 15 years , actress Sheila Hancock , he had behaved in an unprofessional and undignified manner , the court heard . 

So it should be clear that the separation of husband and wife has nothing to do with infertility of the woman . 

Mr Mandela is now being urged by ANC colleagues to announce an official separation from his wife . 

A meeting of the Witan divided his kingdom , and in the following year , 958 , a bishop forced the separation of Edwy and his wife on the grounds of consanguinity . 

Mozart was by now seriously overworked : he ascribed his periodic fits of depression to his separation from his wife . 

` A ketch called Masquerade , presently marooned on Straker 's Cay . " 

It was another seven days before she was found grinding her starboard side to shreds on a coral reef north of Straker 's Cay in the Far-Out Islands . 

` McIllvanney says that Billingsley owns a house on Murder Cay . " 

Roaming away from the den , fighting with other male dogs and persistent courting of bitches is a classic reflection of a little too much male hormone and best treated permanently by castration . 

Well we 've got them here now and they 're after building a den of iniquity on top of your Imperial Roman artefacts . 

The girl , Jamie Auld , and 13 other children , aged between 10 and 13 , built a den in 60 tons of hay in the barn and lit a candle as it got dark . 

At the start of the third month , Billy built Harriet a den in a tree in the forest close to Tiger Haven . 

Although we were city kids , we built dens in the fields behind the estate and harvested bluebells and brambles . 

You may find yourself falling when you enter this den of iniquity , and one once in a while wo n't kill you . 

` Shall our own Daniel enter the lions " den ? " asked Father Peter . 

Omero left the den and went outside to find Minky , who was out exercising in the morning air . 

Starving , the kits left the den in a desperate search for food . 

The mother had moved her family to another den , and I could n't find it . 

Move out of your den , negotiating , working out objectives for integrating. " ( verified note of meeting ) 

Lee had inherited a little of his father 's Oriental patience -- although he had never met his father , who had apparently run one of the infamous Opium Dens in Whitechapel -- and was quite content to sit , absorb the heat , and listen to the soft ticking and creaking as the house settled , content in his own company . 

When he leaves the meaty bone for the Armorog , it 's supposed to stay in its den , out of the way . 

If you had to walk into the lion 's den , better have someone on your side . 

For Ryedale York tomorrow it will be like walking into the lions ' den . 

From then on , anything that loiters in front of the entrance runs a risk of being knocked flying by the owner of the den exiting at high speed . 

She did not reflect that only a few weeks ago she would have thought it impossible that she could have lived the life of a servant , let alone bear eating and drinking in the den in which Rose and her ma lived , but she did know one thing -- she would never take her comfortable life for granted again . 

The main opponents in the land-use battles were the Allegheny Community College and a local developer who planned to build subsidised apartments with 25 per cent reserved for handicapped residents . 

On the sound stage , the production designer John Robert Lloyd built a huge apartment containing a workable kitchen to represent John 's ` pad " . 

He also obtained planning permission to build apartments above the auction rooms on Manhattans 's York Avenue ( currently postponed for obvious reasons ) . 

Most of the bunker was dynamited to build new apartments , inside lie some thirty underground walls on two levels . 

As the door swung open he pushed it with his back and entered the darkened apartment . 

Three hooded gunmen wearing Lebanese Army fatigues entered his apartment where they killed him , his wife and their two small sons . 

Ross said some hours later as he entered the apartment while she was giving the children their supper . 

Jed left the apartment at ten to six , the wheels still turning next to his heart . 

` Methinks I am to be your chaperon -- which means , I suppose , that I am to see that you conduct yourself properly and are accompanied suitably whenever you leave these apartments . 

Once he and his henchman had been obliged to leave the wrecked apartment on the avenue Foch , he had been filled with apprehension at having to report his failure direct to Teheran . 

Later , friends persuaded Constanze to leave the apartment and take temporary refuge with one of Mozart 's fellow-Masons . 

And consider , as Mrs Browning had never done , the close proximity in which servants lived in these rented apartments -- it was very often more than flesh could stand . 

They lived in a double-decker apartment in Adelphi Terrace that had been Charlotte 's home before her marriage . 

These neighbourhoods were increasingly occupied by a poor population living in crumbling apartments and rooming houses . 

Nicolas , 32 , and his 31-year-old wife live in a modest apartment and friends say pride stopped them getting in touch with her . 

Joanna went to live with Five Bellies in a Rome apartment when Gazza was bought by Lazio . 

Rob , who lives in a fifth floor apartment , said : ` The noise got louder and louder . 

Living in an apartment again , with a proper bathroom , the sounds of street life , good food and a glimmer of daylight round the shutters , felt wonderful . 

The fact that she was used to living in an expensive , glamorous apartment in London , and held down an equally glamorous if exhausting job , had little or no relevance at the moment . 

In fact you need never move far from the apartments as there is a pizzeria on the corner , a supermarket and plenty of cafés close by . 

They had decided to move to an apartment opposite Central Park because Karina had been molested in Washington Square Park . 

Soon-Yi has reportedly moved into Allen 's apartment which faces Mia 's across New York 's Central Park . 

Shortly after moving into her apartment she found a job where she was truly in her element . 

Paul Reichmann , meanwhile , had moved out of his small apartment into a large home and a matchmaker had found a devotedly religious bride for him from Tangier . 

Only having moved into this new warehouse apartment just over two months ago , Laura still was n't quite sure how most of the ultra-modern appliances actually worked . 

Bodie had talked to the caretaker of the first , and Doyle tackled the surly old man who resided in the basement apartment of the second . 

From the time Quinn ran out of that apartment , this was wholly his affair . 

When she was eighty and no longer able to cope with running her apartment ( it was in fact a house of four storeys ) she moved into a nursing home at Sunbury-on-Thames . 

It enabled Ashi to run a very pleasant Knightsbridge apartment , to pay for Sousan 's education , and was sufficient for her not to have to work . 

Dustin asked if he could sleep at Beck 's apartment , and if he would come and pick him up at the hall . 

Laden as she was with her day 's purchases , Jude chose to walk back to Marlin 's apartment at Park Avenue and 80th . 

Normandin was a precious link to that other world that held John and I was more excited than nervous as we walked to his apartment near the Champs-Elysées . 

` You were in the Boy Scouts , Griffin , you work it out , " she said , and walked out of the apartment . 

Forcing herself to walk slowly back to the apartment , she turned on the TV to catch the final closing stages of the race . 

The apartments were built only two years ago , and are spacious and attractively furnished . 

Prices for the golf apartments now being built range from £92,500 for a one-bedroom property to £197,000 for three bedrooms . 

On the north side is a small block of red sandstone bow-windowed apartments built at the turn of the century , after the handsome private villas . 

He drove past the parks and gardens where he had played as a child ; past the houses of some of his past mistresses ; past the apartment where Clara Delluc lived . 

In the kind of yuppy apartment in which they lived , the chimpanzees would signal ` GO SINK " and head off to the kitchen sink . 

After this he or she might do supplementary work , at higher rates of pay , for private individuals who need their apartment painted or television repaired . 

First in there from Britain is Sean O'Beirne 's company Collineige with a luxury five double bedroom apartment to be run as an ` English chalet " which sounds in intriguing combination . 

All of the comfortable one bedroomed apartments sleep 2-3 people and have private facilities , lounge , kitchenette and balcony . 

The apartments sleep 2-4 and have private facilities , kitchenette and balcony . 

Each basic but spacious apartment sleeps 2-4 people , with two of the beds in the lounge/dining area . 

The setting sun -- it was now mid-August , so the sun just dipped below the horizon -- would round the headland of Flakstad village and dance over some tiny skerries off the shore . 

This submergence has also produced the myriad skerries and islands of the inter-island straits , notably between North Uist and South Harris . 

We stopped the boat and drifted for a while , and the birds relaxed and moved back towards Bound Skerry the rock in a long line -- which did the trick ! 

I was negotiating this narrow gap one day early in the summer when my eye was caught by a patch of fawn colour among the green grassy top of the skerry . 

Such countries are , by virtue of their location , viewed as potential launching pads for moving U. S. forces quickly and clandestinely to future areas of conflict .

" We can change our location , we can come and go , we can leave behind land mines that will kill them .

Neither the identities of those talking nor their precise location was known .

There was a public service announcement : " Please do n't reveal the locations of military bases or radio and TV stations .

The technology enabled them to avoid ambushes and pinpoint the location of enemy positions .

Officials , citing security concerns , refuse to reveal the number and location of combat outposts .

Antonio Maria Costa , head of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime , said in a recent interview that the location of major drug operations were " well-known to us and to the authorities .

Victims say the size of the ransom that the soldiers demand depends in part on the location of the Russian unit .

But days after the beheading of an American contractor , Muslah came up with a big one -- the names and locations of the members of the insurgent cell responsible .

" We 've said again and again that we would resume our holy war in the spring , " Latifi said by satellite telephone from an undisclosed location .

He said the opposition has held firm that Kadafi and his family be excluded from any future government , but added it was possible the dictator could live out his last years in Libya at an isolated location .

Khaled Sayah , a spokesman for the rebels ' " military council , " said about 150 men were being held at several secret locations in and around Benghazi .

The fighting , concentrated in Marja 's northwest , took place amid what NATO called " determined resistance " from holdout fighters in various locations in and around the town .

U. S. officials say that Pakistan has closed down some of the training camps , but that the camps pop up again elsewhere in secret locations along the borders with India and Afghanistan .

" While it has not been determined if enemy fire was the sole reason for the helicopter crash , it did take fire from several insurgent locations on its approach , " the ISAF statement said .

U. S. spy agencies have not even had information that " you could validate historically , " the official said , meaning a tip on a previous Bin Laden location that could subsequently be verified .

Locations of known insurgent cells -- where their members lived and where they worked -- were overlaid on maps showing car bombs and reports of suspicious activity .

Nevertheless , U. S. intelligence and military officials said , the surge has yet to produce a single lead on Bin Laden 's or Zawahiri 's location that could be substantiated .

Strabbing said his platoon found five locations with stockpiles of needles and adrenaline .

Sophronia 's behaviour is , then , linked to a belittling of Leapor 's poetry . 

The Bookman put on a brave face and smiled , but Endill knew there was nothing to smile about . 

When Thomas Carter asked me how I liked Oxford , I made a wry face and said , ‘ Mmmm … ’ 

He made funny faces to amuse her , and when she smiled at his antics he would go on to tickle her toes until she gurgled happily . 

Mike pulled a face at the food and took his plate over to Helen 's table . 

a trout ) by tickling its underbelly ' ( which is actually easier than it sounds ) ; and gurn , girn , is incorrectly defined as `` to snarl , to show the teeth in anger '' : it really means ` to make faces .

You could see this realization dawning on Barbara Walters ' grave face .

historically , the powerful have encouraged hagiography , not critical investigation … . 

Presenting a very sanitized view of Pitt 's career , the film ends up a hagiography of Churchill . 

Mystical writings were much less favoured than hagiographies about famous prelates or nuns who had done great deeds . 

The author of the article was Bruce Anderson ( aka ` il Bruce " or ` the Brute " ) , who last year brought out a John Major hagiography . 

The ` sale " of the King by the Scots was to be likened in the hagiography to that of Christ by Judas Iscariot . 

According to the official hagiography , Lei Feng was a soldier in Shenyang , the capital of Liaoning province , who died at his post in 1962 when a washing pole fell on his head . 

Thus , Gregory 's hagiography reveals that the exile of Quintianus of Rodez , which is important for the interpretation of Clovis 's anti-arian policies , is placed a decade early in the Histories . 

Descriptions of gold and silver objects commissioned by Merovingian kings and donated to churches are not infrequent in hagiography from the seventh century and later . 

It is an abstract art , which we none the less consume as readers rather than as connoisseurs of pure form . 

CONNOISSEURS of the bizarre will recall the night Sheffield Wednesday players spent on wintry moorland , one of their ex-commando trainer 's ploys to get them out of the Third Division . 

In America Thomas Jefferson , George Washington and Benjamin Franklin were all connoisseurs of madeira wine , and the Declaration of Independence was toasted in it . 

At the time Peter supposed she was either a connoisseur of funerals or a casual visitor who , finding herself in the middle of the funeral , had stayed because she was too embarrassed to leave . 

Sometimes that means not looking for the obvious , adds Mr Pilkington , who is also a real ale connoisseur and member of CAMRA . 

An art connoisseur , Gaskell owned one of the finest collections of paintings in the north of England , including works by J. M. W. Turner and John Constable [ qq.v . ] . 

Among the station staff are Henry Kelly of Game for a Laugh fame and Michael Barry , the food and drink connoisseur . 

1 For the real gardening connoisseur , try Spear and Jackson 's stainless steel spade ( £58 ) and fork ( £60 ) 

This first short fight obviously disappointed the connoisseurs in the audience . 

` However , I do think that they are a breed more for the connoisseur than for the average dog owner . " 

Lovers and connoisseurs , on the other hand , are the ultimate point of civilization . 

This can largely be avoided by careful handling , and many connoisseurs believe that a slight structural asymmetry adds to the rug 's overall character . 

Like a wine connoisseur who only has to sniff the vintage to know how good it is , a cat can learn all it wants to know without actually trying the food . 

Fry was a connoisseur of Renaissance art , but also he defended Post-Impressionism ( a term he invented ) , was a painter , and published a monograph on Cýnne . 

Each superbly finished home is unique , exclusive and a tribute to the connoisseur of fine art and fine living . 

[ But ] he is also a connoisseur in the art of attracting charming new faces …

But motorists , explorers and connoisseurs of beauty will follow the usual route departing along the A.83s . 

In the same way lovers and connoisseurs of beauty are what everyone else is , or ought to be working for , on Moore 's scheme . 

Erika looked at the splendid silver plastic suitcase on her bed . 

Horowitz , who preferred travelling light , had suitcases with clothes packed deposited at various locations all over Europe . 

They both scrimped and starved ; Meg ( she worked in a ragstore ) filled a suitcase with banknotes . 

I opened it and found a shirt , crumpled but clean , a pair of polished brown boots and a cheap canvas-covered suitcase with a strap round it . 

Why have you come with a suitcase of canned pineapple chunks , asks Sly . 

They had met a fortnight after Meg 's arrival when Alice had called at the Old Rectory with a suitcase of jumble for the annual sale in aid of St Andrew 's Church in Lydsett . 

Suitcases of shareholders ' cash have been found in the grip of bribed politicians . 

Magnus flung open the boot and tossed Claudia 's suitcase in with the dog , and then came around to open the front door for her . 

His cardboard suitcase lay ready , and he looked stiff and awkward in his shiny suit of blue serge and clumsily knotted tie . 

Cardiff looked over to where the other two strangers were laying their metal suitcases carefully down in the main reception area under the watchful eye of Pearce 's men . 

He ranged along his shelves , found the numbered item , a small fibre suitcase , and handed it over . 

However , some items make useful additions to any holiday suitcase and will make sure you get the trouble-free break you deserve . 

The pigskin suitcase was his ; he put it on the bed and filled it with essentials . 

A number of silver objects , only partly hidden by clumsy wrappings of newspaper , filled the suitcase . 

" The New Scientist obligingly published an article in 1980 describing how to make a DIY plutonium bomb that would fit into a suitcase . " 

` There was a suitcase in the car with clothes in it , " he said . 

He put four big suitcases in the car then Minnie and Dympna got in and he drove off . " 

He ran to the bedroom , climbing on a chair to check the suitcases on top of the wardrobe . 

Police found Christine 's body crammed into a suitcase in the loft . 

Groped for my watch which I had put on top of my suitcase under the bed : it was n't there . 

But amazingly Miranda , who had lived out of a suitcase for so long , did not thrive in London . 

` And not likely to find out , " the young man who emerged dragging a suitcase muttered , ` if you do n't give the poor girl a chance to finish a thing she 's saying . " 

` It 's his generation , " Molly reassured him , lifting an empty suitcase on to the top of a cupboard . 

By 8.30 am , Monday , 15 September 1937 , I was making my way slowly up Granville Street lugging two heavy suitcases , one of which was full of favourite books . 

One hand clung on to a little leather suitcase , with the initials E.R . 

David went upstairs , and brought down suitcases and holdalls that he had packed quietly while she was giving the children breakfast . 

Many times after cooking and cleaning there , she would have to bring suitcases of washing back to our house in Taibach to get it ready for the next visit . 

Branson and Berry had brought with them a suitcase containing several thousands of American dollars , which was carried coolly through Customs , in defiance of the local currency regulations . 

Not only were boyfriends forbidden but even fathers were not allowed to cross the threshold to carry their daughter 's suitcases in . 

Diana asked the maid who was carrying two Louis Vuitton suitcases with the ` S " initial to her car . 

The first was known to be Tony Gauci , son of the owner of Mary 's House , the boutique in Sliema from which the clothing in the bomb suitcase had allegedly been purchased . 

It was hardly necessary to open my bulging suitcase since almost everything was provided , including bathrobe , slippers , hairdryer and toiletries . 

These days this happens when you check in and of course I was asked to open my suitcase to show them the contents . 

He opened the suitcase and took from it the carrier-bag with the Union Jack on it . 

I borrowed some money from Katrina , packed my suitcases and my travelling bag , and took them off down to London . 

They had already packed a small suitcase and I was allowed to collect three of my favourite toys , a red handbag , a doll called Arthur and a leather-bound Bible in Pictures . 

Then the box was packed into a suitcase with a few clothes around it . 

She took his suitcase and placed it at the bottom of the stairs . 

Mungo took his scuffed cardboard suitcase off the rack made of knotted cord , wondering whether to say goodbye to his fellow traveller . 

He took Duncan 's suitcase from him and put it on the back seat . 

There were suitcases full of dresses and jewels around her , ready for a journey . 

She was the sort of woman who used to come for the weekend at home , sometimes , with a suitcase full of little black dresses for cocktails and dinner . 

The two Canons , having discovered the suitcase full of guns , turned off the thin beam of their torch and held a whispered consultation . 

Dr Fenech-Adami said last night : ` On the facts as known to us , it has not been proved that the suitcase carrying the bomb originated in Malta . 

In previous years a number of our clients bought extra suitcases to carry their holiday purchases home ! 

The robbers would have needed at least 16 large suitcases to carry off the cash , said bank spokesman , Jean-Claude Bach . 

Each team has a suitcase which contains some clothes which are chosen to look funny . 

The same was true of the clothing around the bomb and the Samsonite suitcase that contained the device . 

During the 1987 expedition a suitcase containing jewellery , gold coins and bank notes was recovered , among other artefacts believed to be worth about £38m . 

Okay , my friend , since we have no deal , it 's time for you to scoot . "

The highway , which links up with the old road south of Charikar , avoids mujahedin territory and and passes through a region where the Kabul regime has concluded deals with local guerrilla commanders .

United is also arguing that employee concessions in the deal should be considered ` sweat equity " , reducing BA 's contribution to 35 per cent .

Andersson was on trial at Newcastle in August but the deal fell through .

South Africa-based Transatlantic already holds a majority stake in CapCo but the deal will allow it to make an application to list its shares on the London Stock Exchange .

Manufacturers DMF Sportswear are in the first year of a three-year deal with Third Division Barnet , who have three weeks to come up with the cash or face High Court action .

Eventually , however , trade reform came as part of an apparent deal with Brazil 's major creditor , the United States .

Thousands of property deals are waiting to be completed because local tax offices are refusing to deal with the French equivalent of stamp duty .

The deal involved a transfer fee plus a complicated sponsorship package , which required Keegan to advertise and do promotional work for Scottish and Newcastle Breweries .

The deal includes guarantees by CGCE that it will settle matters with its sub-contractors and suppliers .

The deal took place at a public inquiry in 1981 , when the owner , Wedgwood , was applying for a second time for consent to demolish .

The record deal is certainly the most important of an artist 's longterm contracts .

Duncan Smith , prosecuting , said the two men were unhappy with the business deal and went to Mr Hawthorne 's home with a crowbar and a handgun .

Not only are they not transparent , a property deal can be struck subject to just about anything , " said UBS .

But behind the headline numbers lurked the truth , disguised in a veil of what the property market calls confidentiality clauses and what others call secret deals .

The Community could signal displeasure by refusing to do any other special deals with Moscow .

The British establishment has become rather touchy of late about arms dealers , embarrassed by a series of press revelations about shady deals being done in London .

But it is Michael Jackson 's deal which may set precedents the music business will later regret .

Yet the logic of Time Warner 's deal with US West remains so compelling that others will want to push hard for similar cross-industry alliances .

The deal was cleared for take-off by British and European regulators , despite protests from BA 's rivals .

The deal could generate annual sales of up to £50m ( $97m ) within five years .

No longer is the United States saying , ` Nuclear treaties first , economic deals later " .

BY THE end of this month the International Stock Exchange will have a clearer idea of the problems ahead of it in its establishment of a clearing house for the settlement of share deals .

Were that the end of the story , the eastern wage deal might indeed strangle Germany 's economy gradually .

BSkyB will not renew the £13 million three-season deal they had with the Scottish authorities which expired at the end of last season .

But Rovers blocked the deal after Pompey asked to keep Agnew on loan for another month .

He 's Martinez " right-hand man over here and , although he 's usually pretty close about his clients ' deals , he 's sometimes conceited enough to boast about them .

Wheeler clicked his tongue , as much in irritation that the conversation should continue so long without his leading it as in deprecation of the mention of police , and past history discreditable to the Church . 

I paint a bit for fun , " she said , with a grimace of deprecation for the unsatisfactory results . 

Campaigns to improve the health of the armed forces represented a classic instance of the inter-relation between science and politics .

But there are also instances of the synthesis of the two tendencies ; and the classic instance here is Greek tragedy .

There are so many fine examples in the county that selecting typical instances is invidious .

Firms may be unaware of theft by their employees , and shops will not be aware of particular instances of shoplifting .

The survey confirmed that management interference in team operations had increased , and instances of management decisions being taken without team consultation had also increased .

These instances arose because the recipients just did not read the letters sent to them .

Only three people reported any instances of negative attitudes from patients or clients .

In this very flat area the water level rises about 2 m during floods , suggesting a minimum subsidence of 4 m over about 70 years .

The distance will undoubtedly depend on local conditions and the original slope of the valley floor , but this exercise supports Saucier 's ( 1991 ) contention that Pleistocene sea level change in the lower Mississippi valley was effective only as far as Baton Rouge ( see also Blum , 1993 and Blum and Valastro , 1994 ) .

Although the multi-paned windows are present at an upper level of the wall , the corner of the room is glazed with large , mullionless sheets of plate glass , offering dramatic views of Long Island Sound .

Sightseeing in Hong Kong starts at sea level with the enthralling water traffic — a mix of freighters , ferries , tugs , junks , and yachts .

A tectonic interpretation is favored because a local rise of base level can not be involved .

Indeed , Lane 's ( 1955 ) argument that a stream will restore its gradient at a higher or lower level following a baselevel change is conceptually correct because if the river is initially at grade , then to move its sediment load and water discharge through the channel , the original gradient of the stream must be reestablished .

Unlike most birdwatchers , I am lucky enough to live less than four hours ' drive from their regular winter home -- a wildfowl marsh constructed by one of the Maharajahs of Bharatpur . 

Legge really stabilized the Philharmonia 's finances and was able to engage you permanently with the orchestra in 1949 as a result of money from the Maharaja of Mysore . 

The weight of the biggest tiger shot by the Maharaja of Nepal was 705 lb ( 320 kg ) . 

I also took care to make this little scene , in the way that I have described , appear to be part simply of an illustration of the appalling character of the Maharajah . 

It was at Forster 's suggestion that Ackerley spent five months in India as companion-secretary to the eccentric Maharajah of Chhatarpur . 

The Maharajah sent over £200 to the village to celebrate her survival of an assassination attempt . 

I have a hunch that true life starts at the point of recognizing our failure . 

` I have a hunch that there is n't a word of truth in that either , but it 's a wonderful out if you do n't want to get tied . 

On the basis of that opinion , Doctor Johnson might have backed his hunch and invested in John Pomfret . 

My hunch , incidentally , is that these may not be the end of the changes . 

My hunch is that this woman is his mother , and I 'm anxious to know when she 's going to show up . 

He 's not responsible for anything now , but my hunch is he knows what 's going on . 

I am still rather surprised that I had the good sense for once in my life to follow my hunch and come and see you . 

But for the quick thinking of the two officers -- the first with his hunch about north Wales , the second with her code breaking -- we might have lost the whole team . " 

I have a hunch about her -- she is definitely someone to watch for the future . 

His hunch about the morals of blackmailing photographers was right . 

Following his hunch about a probable escape route from the estate , one party entered the woods and followed the line of the perimeter fence to its north-eastern limit . 

Mr Ishihara writes as a politician , giving his hunches rather than the fruits of real research . 

When we have a hunch that somebody is telling lies , for instance , ` what we really mean is that their body language and their spoken words do not agree . " 

My hunch that Sainsbury and Marks & Spencer would emerge on top proved to be bang on target . 

Nursing a hunch that Kembel , avoided by all other space traffic , might be the Dalek 's base , Cory chartered Lowery 's vessel for this exploratory trip . 

However , the initial hunch that Belfast , like New York City , might show innovatory patterns of front raising of this vowel turned out to be wrong . 

Remembering my hunch that my drink was spiked leaves me confused . 

We report on fathers and fetuses ; music ; the universe as seen through the Hubble space telescope ; and the resurrection of the dead , as seen by an imaginative cosmologist

` Since by man came death , by man came also the resurrection of the dead . "

Taking this step demands genuine repentance and a baptism which signifies cleansing from sin and death to the old way of life and resurrection to the new .

When Jesus appeared after his resurrection to his disciples in Galilee , he told them , ` I have been given all authority in heaven and on earth . "

As in Matthew , the isolated promise of the Spirit in the Mission Charge points beyond the resurrection to the days when they really are engaged in the mission .

It is not hard to fit Mrs Porter 's death and resurrection into Cornford 's schemes .

All this has been the consequence of Christ 's death on account of our sins , and now of our experience of resurrection with him .

Christian marriage is no less than the unity of two people , living out the reality of Christ 's coming , death and resurrection in their lives together .

The story of the resurrection of Osiris , like the resurrection of Christ , was the promise of resurrection for all .

The hunt was accepted as a symbol of resurrection on Christian tombstones in the late Roman Empire .

But from this broken and scattered group of men and women came the startling message of the cross and resurrection with a conviction and power that neither the Jewish authorities nor the Roman rulers could stem .

This has taken place through the ministry , death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth .

Now the resurrection ( an event of another order ) is however the resurrection of the man who died ( a normal event in our world ) .

Through both the death and resurrection of Jesus , humanity is now reconciled to God even if some people are unaware of , or do not care to hear , the good news .

In other words , it is the Spirit of Jesus who reproduces in us the crucifixion and the resurrection of our Lord .

From the resurrection of Ba'al , to the resurrection of Christ , the rituals have changed ; even the meaning given to the weeping has changed ; but the power of tears remains .

He walked hesitatingly forward , his skin tensed for the feeling of metal tearing flesh . 

IT WAS not until he could taste his own blood that Ian Norrie realised he had been slashed -- the pain from the punches disguised the feeling of cold metal entering his cheek . 

The feeling of the original concept survived in these two evolutions but the more provocative of the original features were toned down and more integrated . 

The feeling of spaciousness is degraded , however , by the intrusion of the cockpit well , which prevents one from sitting up in bed . 

I 'm the only one of our family left now , and I 've had the feeling of being alone for so long …

Try to get the feeling of holding the clubface open through impact ( photo 10 ) , but do n't imitate what you do with a greenside bunker shot . 

She had a feeling of being carried such distances by the water that it was impossible for any more harm to come to her . 

Australia was a big place ; no real reason to suppose he knew her parents , and yet why did she keep getting this feeling of being manipulated ? 

` My gut feeling is that interest rates come and go , " says Mr Terry . 

Her gut feeling is that many consumers -- like some of the supermarket chains , who have declared their unwillingness to stack irradiated food -- will take a stand against irradiation . 

Apart from this she had a great many ` mental " symptoms -- floating feelings , panic attacks , irrational bouts of crying , dizziness , numbness and tingling in her hands and arms . 

I had the feeling on reading it that a dam had just burst , and that she had a great deal more to say . 

This will add a real feeling of ` audio depth " to the recording . 

We all know that dreadful ` it 's on the tip of my tongue " feeling when a name with which we are perfectly familiar remains tantalisingly just out of reach . 

An obscure feeling that he ought to have a key to this house made him resentful . 

As he moved his hand , exploring its grooves , Jurnet had the strangest feeling that the hand was still , it was the stone that moved , responding to his touch , alive . 

Little assembled a squad of 20 professionals , many on terms which would make Hartlepool blanch . 

A tranquil enough scene , we may say , once the squads of militia had departed and the floods abated . 

Now it has been rendered virtually obsolete by the introduction of quasi-military squads of police officers known as SWAT ( Special Weapons and Tactics ) units . 

American Football Team , Edinburgh Eagles is looking for girls to join its squad of cheerleaders . 

It is understood a special six-man squad of detectives is making its own inquiries after meeting a wall of silence generated by fear from the injured men and others seen so far . 

CHELMSFORD Partners travelled to West London for a pair of Royal Bank of Scotland National Volleyball League Division Four games and suffered the consequences of taking only a squad of six players . 

Each borough is allowed a squad of 10 players , two of whom must be female , and these females must be involved in every game of the round robin competition sponsored by Littlewoods/Reebok . 

So tell the world , and its boredom about your troubles will heal you . 

` Lack of employment for women and boredom for men emerged as the main reasons people indulge in prostitution . 

` We hope the gifts will help to relieve the boredom for the many children like Paul who have to attend the clinic regularly for treatment , " said Sharon . 

It needs space to throw the dice and this is not practical in planes and trains where it can do most to relieve the boredom of a long journey . 

However , the speed and excitement of the third level simply ca n't make up for the boredom of the first two , thus banishing this product into the depths of mediocrity . 

The ideal of ` each woman in her own house " is certainly one fostered by advertising , and thus it may be , in part , a stereotyped response to the boredom of housework . 

The third reason for demanding day care is the social isolation and boredom of mothers . 

Boredom with politics was a state of mind they could only comprehend intellectually . 

Whillan 's interests had moved on from Rolls , Rhymes and Tales , and he now affected complete boredom with anything that old Husk might have to offer him . 

The dislike of enquiry desk duty , because of its boredom , is thus compounded because it involves dealing with these sorts of incident . 

As is often the case , his boredom was mixed with nostalgia , and so when he set out to create something new , he also had something borrowed in mind . 

If this is not the case , then opportunities are not only missed , but advancing years can be seen as synonymous with increasing loss , increasing isolation and increasing boredom . 

Phrenology was , for many women , the road to social involvement and an escape from domestic boredom . 

` I get so fed up on a train that after five minutes I 'm howling with boredom . 

To avoid this routine ignominy , you need to turn the journalists ' boredom to your own advantage . 

He concealed his boredom through the first act , but by intermission he was itching to be away to claim his prize . 

Reading Turgenev describes the loveless , unconsummated marriage with a dull haberdasher entered into by young Mary Louise out of impatience and boredom with life in provincial Ireland . 

Work was all about those three , the exhaustion and boredom of work , the fear of losing it , the meagreness of its rewards . 

What would turn me either to stone or to desperation would be the boredom of hearing the same thing over and over again . 

Even Ben 's eyes were shining , his usual boredom with just ` hanging around " not voiced , nor even hinted at . 

His eyes glassy with boredom , he greeted me like a drowning man clutching at a lifebelt . 

Long periods of insufficient stimulation -- extreme boredom , if you like -- can result in poor welfare . 

After two or three years of utter boredom in the bosom of their family , marriage seemed the only answer to those forced back home . 

There were many amusing things that happened on the way out , to distract us from the utter boredom of slogging through the Med and down the Red Sea . 

His tone implied that almost anyone would alleviate the boredom . 

To avoid boredom one activity should not go on for too long , so always have a variety of activities ready . 

A sense of boredom may cause feelings of inferiority in the sufferer . 

She came into the cobbled yard in front of the coach house walking carefully in her high-heeled sandals on the uneven ground . 

She wore leather sandals with straps that came halfway up her calves . 

She touched her eyelids lightly with gleaming gold shadow and her lips with soft red flecked with gold and put on her evening sandals with the gilt straps . 

Aristotle ( 384-322 BC ) had created his philosophy while ambling in his sandals along the olive groves of the Lyceum in Athens and so his philosophy was dubbed ` Peripatetic " . 

His gaze blatantly appraised her , from her bare toes in the soft white sandals to the smoothly groomed crown of her head . 

On the porch outside the front door , I kicked off my sandals and pushed them to one side where they joined an already substantial pile of varying styles and sizes . 

Kicking off our sandals we walked barefoot into the air-conditioned cool of the big room . 

Taking off his topee , he wiped his head , looking almost comical in his shorts and sandals , but obviously all the Polynesians knew and liked him . 

Once the machine was hissing and the aroma of coffee was spreading through the flat Rain tossed her bag on the couch , kicked off her sandals and opened the doors to the garden . 

She brushed her hair and left it long and gleaming , slipped into dainty sandals and went downstairs . 

Tavalouze said nothing but strode ahead of Lucien , his worn sandals slapping loudly against his feet and the marble flags of the corridor . 

She slipped on some flat sandals , and made her way downstairs to the sound of voices . 

At the present time their marriage practices are not very different from those of their neighbours though there is considerable diversity in different sections of the community .

Try to gather a diversity of views , not just one approach to the question .

The books of the Bible are marked by a rich diversity of genre , content , and manner .

I have so enjoyed the magazine , and am very impressed by the diversity of topics covered and the high quality of the reproductions .

The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan was a vast country , some 1300 miles from north to south and 900 from east to west , inhabited by a great diversity of tribes and races , ranging from camel-owning nomads in the north to naked pagans in the equatorial swamps of the south , and former cannibals in the forests bordering the Congo .

'' Just as we used the tiger as a symbol to secure the protection of a huge diversity of habitats in India , so we want to achieve the same with the elephant in Africa '' , Simon Lyster adds .

The best that can be said is that to appeal to such a wide diversity of patrons he clearly possessed some very rare talent indeed .

The press and private press world is a wide , and sometimes wild , one showing a great diversity of taste , standard and price .

It is a town that has changed subtly with the subtly changing times and yet has maintained a distinct identity and a strange diversity of atmospheres , steeped in interest and beckoning to times ancient .

The freedom and diversity of the media in Nigeria taken as a whole has been guaranteed in a rather unexpected way .

The diversity of expertise in the division provides a unique opportunity to study the behaviour of the earth in theory , to make practical scientific and applied geological investigations ( including fieldwork ) , and to develop new technology .

Even the great diversity of dialects did not allow linguistic grouping ; it took the nineteenth century to invent the demarcations that created separate languages corresponding to the nations which had by then been created .

And this must in part have reflected a greater diversity among its patrons .

Setting up so many colonies to give people a chance to practise religion in their own way had helped produce a great diversity among the English colonies .

They allow woman-centred feminism both to recognize diversity among subjects , and to tie this diversity together in the name of shared feminine experience .

There was great diversity in the density of parietal cells between specimens of different maturities ( Fig 1 ) .

This will bring the benefits of home ownership within the reach of more people and introduce more diversity in local authority estates .

The Rhododendron collection , together with plants in the living collection , forms part of an existing EC Biotechnology research programme ( Development of rapid molecular and cellular tools for the screening and evaluation of genetic diversity in plants ) .

I 'm certainly very cautious with Emmett , but there are any number of adults I 'd trust him to spend time with alone .

Mr . Bryson was over-hasty to condemn that bomber jacket in Hamburg as gloriously meaningless [ XVIII , 2 ] , for anyone who has spent time on a farm would recognize it as intended for people supplying chickenfeed to egg producers : what it bears is a good plain advertisement for the product .

" Outside of the ego gratification of thousands chanting your name , and screaming for you , " he said with a smile , " it 's also something where you go , ` Man , I spent a long time learning how to do this really well , and am I just going to say that 's not for me ?

Woods said he wo n't spend much time worrying about not winning the Grand Slam this year .

Last fall and spring , Keogh said , he and his colleagues spent so much time addressing students ' feelings that there was little chance to discuss the United States ' policy in Afghanistan , for example .

Yet even if the CSI is not an exclusive club , the long list of ports now seeking membership will take some time to process .

Perish the thought that we might take time to hear ourselves think .

I really wish ME would take the time to float lots of bad spoilage to make it more entertaining .

Physiologically , it takes time for liver and kidneys to correct metabolic acidosis following tissue dysoxia .

The patients were reminded that improvements with hypnosis can take time , and that with practice more improvement can be expected .

And God knows he does n't waste time talking about environmental problems soluble only by international cooperation .

I should have done more , and it makes it apparently I wasted time .

It 's just really annoying to waste time and money if they are n't giving me useful information .

Sarella ran a hand over her face , toying with the phone , then moving away out of range so that she had time to think .

` Come along , Anabelle , we just have time for a bite to eat before the meeting . "

When Graham arrived , Constable Jamieson was almost caught napping , and just had time to get himself in position behind the door .

I took early retirement from the College last year , so I have time available for this .

Since then , almost every reigning monarch has spent time ( or held soirées ) at Holyrood .

He spends his time drunk on excellent local wines , fantasizing a very fulfilling populist Catharism .

Listed reasons ( and number of patients ) for missing exercise time data at 24 weeks were : ' exercise test not done due to death ' ( n = 30 ) , ' exercise testing contraindicated ' ( n = 9 ) , and ' exercise test not done for other reasons ' ( n = 10 ) .

However , at least one general rule emerges from the cases we have studied : The cycle time of a fast production facility can be no more than a week or two .

And so I pretty well made sure , at the beginning of that meeting , which went on for quite a long time , that I would n't miss anything , so I took care of my bathroom needs beforehand .

They 'd scouted twenty-seven gates so far , and none had turned up anything worth the Insurrection 's time .

Depending on how much time you have , you may want to combine two or three of the regions in order to get a sense of the great diversity of French life : Paris and the wine country , the mountains , or the Atlantic or Mediterranean coasts .

Peter Scott 's recent Lost Crusade , the memoir of a U.S. soldier who trained Cambodian mercenaries , is the most affecting book of any sort I 've read in a long time .

It takes a long time for him to gain the self-confidence to work elsewhere in the community .

Or so the story says , quoting five experts in support along the way , before swerving abruptly to a `` to be sure '' 11th paragraph that says Y2K preparedness `` posed an enormous distraction , soaking up time and money that might have been plowed into projects with a more immediate payoff , '' and that `` much of the investment went to inoculate older technology against the computer bug rather than to embrace the newest processes that could revolutionize the way work is done . ''

A retailer 's decision about what to stock will depend on a variety of considerations , including the demand forecast for the product , the level of product availability it wishes to provide to customers , the frequency with which it will place replenishment orders , and the lead time to acquire replenishment units .

It would be wonderful if you could take the time to visit your School , and see for yourself the progress we have made over the years and share in the pride of our heritage !

If it was simply a matter of selecting a text that gives two contradicting scientific theories equal time , that would be an entirely different matter , but it 's not .

Indeed the time required to create all possible proteins at least once is at least the ratio of possible proteins to the maximum number of reactions that can have occurred in the lifetime of the universe , or times the lifetime of the universe .

Thus , enzymatic reactions or rearrangement of components in the cytosol could occur for some time during fixation .

The use of modern design tools and information technology can collapse the design time so that managerial decision-making becomes the longest step in the process — and even the time for that step can be shortened with information technology .

'' The profundity of an artist such as we wo n't see again for some time '' ( Sarah Kaufman , the Washington Post ) . Critics forgive his use of goofy gimmicks -- he improvises a dance to his own heartbeat , which is amplified by a device affixed to his chest -- focusing instead on the credibility he has given modern dance , having switched from classical ballet in midcareer .

In time , the kingdom of Babylon was overthrown and the Israelites were permitted to return to Jerusalem in 539 b.c.

The ?rst tribes that came to this area brought skills and tools which improved the lot of the hunter , made farming feasible , and , in time , gave rise to primitive industries .

We will evaluate the component sequences of these DTs and incorporate them into MGI database over time through manual curation .

In a relatively short time he produced an impressive body of work that includes institutional , commercial , and residential buildings .

Instead , the state depends on 41 local not-for-profit organizations , funded at $54 million a year , and the $172 million in time donated by members of the Bar to serve these needy families .

More than 100 jobs have been axed , a For Sale sign has gone up over a large slice of its assets and chief executive Andros Stakis has been ousted . 

Digicipher , by contrast , squeezes a full-blown HDTV signal into a smaller slice of the radio spectrum . 

sherry and dissolved sugar added to ice and garnished with slices of orange . 

And everywhere there were bowls of candy and slices of special home-made Day of the Dead cake . 

The lemonade , cold as ice , in a deep earthenware jug with slices of lemon floating on top , was delicious . 

I feed it on a diet of earthworms , cooked chicken , prawns and slices of raw cod . 

Add a cinnamon stick or a few slices of fresh root ginger , then simmer for a few minutes -- check it has a good flavour , then remove the spices and add 450g/1lb chopped rhubarb . 

Scatter a little grated cheese over the nachos and top each one with either chopped green chillis , jalapeno slices or olives . 

When they begin to pop , add the shallot slices and cook for 1 min . 

Now he watched in horrified silence as Donald cut himself a giant slice of poisoned meat . 

She settled for a continental breakfast , substituting two slices of freshly baked tresse , a plaited white loaf , for the conventional croissant . 

There was a thin slice of light showing under the door to the boys ' room . 

Success hinged on timing their arrival just as the last fat slice of sun slid below the horizon . 

The boy cut himself another thick slice and started eating it fast . 

A thin slice ( section ) of a clay or stone object is mounted on a microscope slide such as this . 

Put the bread slices in an oven dish , buttered beforehand , cover them with cheese cream and leave in the oven to brown . " 

Butter the bread , add the cheese slices and arrange the other ingredients on top . 

Pile the cottage cheese onto the potatoes and arrange slices of kiwi fruit on top . 

As they worked he would disappear every fifteen minutes and return with some food , usually slices of bread , which he finished almost before he sat down again . 

Antony turned the grill off and looked at the dark brown slices of bread . 

I 'm certain they at least would refuse a second slice of cake . 

His plate held the last few crumbs of a generous slice of pound cake . 

Each year there will be competition between the departments of Education , Health , Social Security , Defence and so on , to ensure a slice of the public expenditure cake . 

And of course the birthday boy should always get the biggest slice of cake . 

Floy , who had been cutting himself a slice of ham , looked up , because there was a lick of anticipatory pleasure in Goibniu 's tone . 

They sat one on either side of him , at the ends of the table , each with a cup of coffee and a half-eaten slice of toast . 

I prod it with a fork and brown it on the fire before introducing it to the thick slice of toast . 

Hasan was sitting up at the table , eating a large slice of toast . 

Once rural bus services are subsidized they become vulnerable to withdrawal by councils dominated by car-owners wishing to limit increases in the rates , while those who need the service are often without a voice at County Hall . 

At present 5 library systems successfully notify accessions and withdrawals by tape ; it is hoped that this number will increase in the future . 

The gradual withdrawal of traditional home help services in favour of personal assistance is well documented and easily understood . 

Again , a substantial withdrawal of allegiance from Aethelred must have occurred . 

Linda had included a copy of the article which her editor had rejected , plus a series of less specific examples detailing withdrawals of smaller sums of money , or where some reinvestment had resulted . 

On July 9 food prices rose by an average of 25 per cent following the withdrawal of state subsidies . 

He said the biggest element in the rise from last year 's £309 was the Government 's withdrawal of the “ safety net ” , which adds £14.87 to each bill . 

The inevitable slowing down in drilling which will stem from the withdrawal of the concession is bound to hit jobs at Scottish supply bases sooner rather than later . 

Even the Maronites -- including Pierre Gemayel and his Phalange -- now demanded their withdrawal . 

Moreover library procedures are generally designed to facilitate the addition of books , rather than their withdrawal . 

Any abuse of the Flexible Working Hours facility can result in its withdrawal , in addition to any disciplinary action which may be taken . 

Secondly , banks must maintain an adequate degree of liquidity , i.e. cash , to meet customers ' cash withdrawals . 

Rising inflation , fuelled in part by uncertainty following Vietnam 's troop withdrawal , had the effect of increasing prices . 

Restrictions on cash withdrawals and expenditure imposed on the Indus Bank in May , following moves to protect its assets after a management dispute , were lifted on July 1 . 

There are no American or British diplomats in Kabul to answer the allegations because both countries pulled out their embassy staffs before the Soviet troop withdrawal last February . 

These questions arose largely as a consequence of EC membership , which necessitated a phased withdrawal of ` protection " from the Spanish home market . 

Public concern about war over such a trivial issue led Eisenhower to lower the temperature by offering to request a withdrawal of at least part of Chiang 's garrisons on the islands in return for a cease-fire . 

The independent review of the project was launched by the World Bank last June , following local and international protests and the withdrawal of funding by the Japanese government . 

The United States decided this week to delay a planned withdrawal of up to 3,000 of the 18,000 US troops in Somalia . 

` Power and Display " , saw three uneven papers by John Brewer , Carol Duncan and Richard Sennett , followed by an unilluminating critique by Steven Lukes . 

A clear example of this was presented in the recent critique by Sinha ( 1986 ) of the goals of psychology . 

There were hundreds of lengthy letters and technical critiques from concerned individuals , including engineers , academics , politicians , scores of organizations and over sixty local authorities from all round Britain . 

In so far as the interview is a critique of Thatcherism -- and that is not as far as might have been supposed from the headlines in yesterday 's papers -- it is misplaced . 

His critique of the alternative is more convincing than his defence of the status quo . 

We now turn to two aspects of Marx 's and Engels 's anthropological theory which are more directly central to their critique of capitalism than those topics discussed so far ; the evolution of labour and property . 

Anti-authoritarian leftism and the critique of bureaucratic socialism had of course been well established before the foundation of the SI in 1957 . 

In this respect , Romanyshyn 's work is a rich extension of Edmund Husserl 's critique of psychologism , the reduction of experience to its subjective aspect . 

Stewart 's Nature critique focused not on an analysis of Ungar 's behavioural claims , but on the chemical purity and composition of the presumed scotophobin . 

We 're going to wait till er we 've heard your critique on each other 's until we make our minds up . 

As the foregoing critique of current soil conservation programmes shows , there is a broad range of relevant issues about the nature of development itself . 

While disputing the basis of Mannheim 's critique of the limits of epistemology , von Schelting did tolerate the idea that there is some social basis of knowledge . 

This can be allied to Derrida 's critique of ` a certain fundamental Europeanization of world culture " . 

A modern twist to the Marxist critique of the commodity has emerged with the application of semiotics . 

As regards the feminist critique of realism , Lovell pointed to the failure to relate realism as a mode of signification to realism as an epistemology . 

A serious feminist critique of masculinity and male power was long overdue ; Lynne Segal has at last provided it . 

It was not until the UN Conference on Population in Bucharest in 1973 that a more radical critique of family planning programmes was launched and widely discussed at international level . 

Liberation theology is taken to offer a radical critique of society and current ideology ; a critique of the church from the perspective of those living in poverty ; and a reinterpretation and redefinition of Christianity . 

TWO PEOPLE were charged last night with terror offences in London while police hunting the killers of a soldier in Derby named a man they wanted for questioning . 

THE detective leading the hunt for the killer of schoolgirl Johanna Young appealed last night to anyone shielding the mud-stained murderer . 

POLICE hunting the killer of Rachel Nickell yesterday swooped on a flat above a funeral parlour . 

Apart from road accidents , cancer is still the major killer of children , with one in every 600 getting some form of the disease . 

Bishop Farquhar accused Mr Edwards ' killers of hiding ` in the exchanges of bitterness and hostility spread over previous generations "  . 

BRITON Ian Spiro was yesterday named as a suspect by Californian police hunting the killer of his wife and three children . 

` She wore no pants , but there was no evidence of sexual interference , whatever her killer 's intention may have been , "  he said . 

Detective Superintendent Dirk Bougard , who is leading the hunt for Katie 's killer , said : ` We have been to Wimbledon . 

` Assuming two were from Heimendorf and Hoppe , the third is probably our killer . 

Your Miss MacQuillan says she questions my motives and emphatically will not encourage me to identify her father 's killer . 

He and his killers , men like Frizier and Skeres , not to mention Poley , were devils incarnate who feared neither God nor man . 

Four months later her killer is still at large and detectives are looking at the possibility that she may not have been his first victim 

If something went wrong with his contract killer perhaps he would talk it over the way he talked over his builder . 

He is the patron saint of England and is always shown as the dragon killer . 

These can be quickly and effectively dealt with using electronic fly killers , or inspect screens -- thus preventing initial entry , backed up by the detection and elimination of their breeding sites . 

SUCCESS with a new product and hopes for a novel pest killer are generating excitement about one of Japan 's staple foodstuffs , the soyabean . 

Soil : The favourite growing medium for waterlilies is heavy garden soil that has not been in contact with insecticides or weed killers . 

Visual displays that involve the sudden appearance of bright colour patches or conspicuous patterns , especially eye-spots , also intimidate approaching killers . 

And the victims ' relatives found policemen more worried about where the next beer was coming from , than catching killers . 

These animals are frequently attacked by predatory wasps and they divert the killers by wrapping up the remains of insects or egg cocoons and positioning them in their webs . 

We act civilised mostly , but we 're still basically meat-eating predatory killers underneath it all , and we each have to deal with that . 

Diseases of the circulatory system -- including heart attacks -- are Britain 's biggest killer at 295,794 deaths last year . 

Indycar racing holds no fears for the brave Brummie , even though it is a notorious killer with spectacular crashes in cars belting around oval tracks at 240mph . 

Arm decent citizens so that they can shoot the killers before the killers shoot them . 

He intended forcing the killer off the road , in such a way as to make it look like he had lost control of his car , overcome by loss of blood from his bullet wound . 

Against landowners whose own fathers had had to flee from the Crown 's killers in ` Forty-six ? 

Curtis found it hard to believe that he was looking at the killer of at least twenty people . 

The daughter of murdered Glasgow pensioner Agnes Law has described the killer as "  a monster who must be caught . "  

To be horrified -- surely the purpose of the horror movie -- we had to be content with films about psychopathic killers who lurked in bushes or deserted mansions . 

` No , if Michael was set up then it 's obvious the killer wants him alive . "  

There was a pleasant hum of talk and the tinkle of spoons against cups , for a number of smartly-dressed ladies of various ages were sitting about the room chatting and drinking tea . 

At the sound of the clatter of wooden sticks and the soft tinkle of a bell , Cranston hurriedly stepped back . 

Café clutter : tinkle of glass , ring of china , men 's voices at dominoes and darts . 

The lake was below , the dull tinkle of cowbells came up to me . 

The last thing Ardamal heard as he raced down the corridor was the tinkle of metal parts hitting the floor . 

He says he experienced a tremendous thrill when he heard the tinkle of money and saw a glittering stream of silver coins clattering down the chute . 

A faint tinkle of metal told me that Shep was lurking there in his kennel and I slowed my steps ; I was n't going to be caught again . 

The crashing seemed to go on forever as tiny broken fragments bounced with a dainty tinkle across the brick floor . 

It was not a loud noise , just a muffled thud , followed by a faint tinkle . 

A woman tractor driver , Ms G. Serzhantovich , said : ` I consider that the formation of an independent Lithuanian Communist Party will lead to its annihilation . 

Finally , although the fall of Madrid at this stage might produce the capitulation of the Republican forces , it would not entail their annihilation . 

The optimism of 1959 which runs through them is quite breathtaking at this distance in time : ` Some experts insist on talking as if the only choices were immediate surrender , immediate preventive war or eventual world annihilation , "  Kahn declared . 

So too the yawning depths of the wave , even while threatening annihilation , hold out the promise of rebirth . 

For some , having experienced the realities of such a love and having lost it , there is total annihilation of the self and a feeling of total abandonment . 

The Final Solution of the Jewish problem was conceived according to the model of the annihilation of prisoners of war . 

He came to believe that much worse was to come ; that there would be annihilation on a scale the men themselves had not yet dreamed of . 

However , after the initial annihilation of the Spartan force at Thermopylae , Greece north of the Isthmus had been abandoned , and Athens was twice put to sack by the Persians , in 480 and 479 . 

Total warfare , though , aims at the annihilation of the enemy village , the death of all its inhabitants , the burning of the house and its contents and even the uprooting of the crops . 

But , as people began to ask , in what circumstances would such an act of out-and-out mass annihilation be justified ? 

Yet it is this deadly logic of deterrence that condemns the world to live under the shadow of the threat of nuclear annihilation . 

Silk was cleaning his Uzi folding stock 9 mm machine-gun -- the group 's favourite close quarter weapon , other than the knife . 

One trooper told the inquest his machine-gun jammed twice -- then started firing by itself . 

The Schwarzlose could also be fired from a monopod , turning it into a light machine-gun . 

The first burst from his machine-gun hammered through Dangerfield 's weary back and smashed his instrument panel . 

He pulled open a door and took out a decanter and a balloon snifter . 

He walked to the table where he 'd left his brandy snifter , lifted it , and drained it of liquid . 

He slammed down the snifter again and flung his hands on to his hips . 

About 4,000 people marched along the twisting country road to the site , led by a traditional pipe band in full regalia . 

Still , no chance of that with a Starfleet commander in full regalia waiting to meet you . 

During the great party rallies at Nuremberg Himmler and the SS hierarchy rode through the streets on horseback , dressed in the full regalia of Teutonic knights . 

Members wear no uniform other than the paramilitary garb -- a mixture of jeans , leather jackets , and army fatigues -- familiar throughout Central America . 

He was dressed in the garb of a typical construct worker , so that anybody he passed would take him for such . 

The traditional garb he was wearing , I realised , was snakeproof . 

They differ from the sun-holiday populace in some way other than their skin and their garb , Lee thought . 

DAWN breaks on Boxing Day in Burnley and groups of bleary-eyed individuals sporting garish claret and blue garb gather on street corners . 

The walls of the room were hung with sporting prints and photographs of men and women in riding garb . 

Students dress in colourful garb for the display to show their allegiance to Singapore . 

It showed five men in eighteenth-century garb , four seated , one standing , bewigged and splendid in their clothes and obviously , for their time , wealthy men . 

The scribe was dressed in the white garb of mourning , and his lined face looked worn . 

He was dressed in the garb of a Catholic priest and he bore an uncanny resemblance to the now legendary Spencer Tracy . 

The soldiers ' battle garb was different from that of the armies in Blake 's time . 

And the priest 's garb is the disguise that fooled the Germans . 

The elevated highways over the Louisiana swamplands were needle straight , and we started to snap the speed limit , just a little . 

The squalls were screeching now over their heads , rain curtains hurtling after each other seaward across the low swampland . 

The Okavango river flows across the desert to form a huge swampland , a watery jungle where animals roam ; a fascinating , dangerous place . 

` Not if it landed there ! " replied Brown Owl sharply , and pointed towards the swampland on the other side of the fence . 

Many had trekked through swamplands to reach the border towns of Akobo , Nasir and Jekou in Sudan 's Upper Nile and Jonglei States . 

But daily consumption of ETU , a component of the fungicides , posed a considerable long-term risk .

A strategy centered on eliminating extremist enclaves in Pakistan carries additional risks .

Airborne attacks carry their own set of risks for the war effort .

According to a poll released Friday by Maariv newspaper , 72 % of Israeli Jews believe that Israeli Arabs constitute a risk to state security .

The lack of clean drinking water also poses a " severe risk " of diarrhea , salmonella and hepatitis , Iraq 's health minister , Mohamed Sayed , told Britain 's Observer newspaper .

Unexploded bomblets pose a special risk to children , who often believe that they are toys .

Pentagon officials say prisoners are released when they are believed to be of no more intelligence value to interrogators and to pose no significant security risk .

That poses a high risk of civilian casualties in Tripoli , a dense urban landscape with more than 1.6 million people .

But in an indication of the risks for the American military here , a U. S. watchdog group said that Iraq had become more hazardous .

Shakir chose to withhold his first name to spare his family unnecessary risk .

Whenever I pull a shrimp net there are scores of little fish caught . 

He served in a shadowy military death squad that kidnapped and murdered scores of Chileans . 

“ It was just like Rambo , ” said one of the scores of horrified students who fled from the university after the massacre . 

Hundreds of motorists abandoned their cars to dash across to a local radio station after a DJ offered scores of free tickets to the band 's concert . 

But as scores of motorists flocked to a nearby tyre centre to take advantage of the offer , the firm called a halt to the deal . 

The view was impressive with the entire mountain covered in scores of domes and crags . 

Police have received scores of complaints about dealers openly plying their trade in front of small children on street corners . 

It follows last April 's evacuation of Kirkby swimming pool after scores of schoolchildren were overcome by noxious fumes . 

Electricity supplies were disrupted and scores of cars slithered off the roads . 

Our tent began to allow the rain water in , as it was torrential rain outside , condensation began to form , and there were scores of insects , dead and alive , stuck to the tent walls . 

There have been scores of potentially dangerous incidents , some of them in a generator little more than a mile from the border with West Germany . 

In the evening string bands serenade diners in the scores of ` traditional " Mexican restaurants whose spicy hot menus have been toned down to suit the tourist palate . 

SOUTH AFRICA : Dr Jonathan Gluckman , South Africa 's leading independent forensic pathologist , has received death threats following his publication of 26 July of forensic evidence that the police has murdered scores of people in custody . 

Since then , the Politburo had permitted the KGB to infiltrate scores of its own people into the GRU . 

The four-year-old was murdered in the crowded shopping centre of Warrington in a blast that injured scores of people including other children . 

To finish I had an amazing acacia honey cheesecake with caramelized satsumas and my gluttonous partner went for chef Vickery 's selection which featured tasty samples of many delicious desserts . 

Right then today I think I 'm gon na treat you to lovely apricot cheesecake . 

So Jenny 's afternoon tea , if you hang on in there , I will kindly donate a slice of my apricot cheesecake . 

Sweets range from white chocolate and praline cheesecake to baked Bramleys with cobnut stuffing . 

The first 150 names drawn after November 17 will each receive a McVities Low Fat Cheesecake voucher which can used to buy a Low Fat Cheesecake at your nearest stockist . 

He pushed his food off the table and refused to eat even the cheesecake . 

The fastenings flew off my jodhpurs and there had wriggled their way round my knees by the time the pony pulled up . 

There was a pair of cream jodhpurs and boots to go with them and a proper crash-helmet like jockeys used . 

He was in riding boots and a pair of immaculate white jodhpurs . 

Theodora saw he was a small-bodied , long-legged boy with straight reddish-brown hair , dressed in stained fawn jodhpurs and a black pullover with holes in both elbows . 

He was dressed in jodhpurs of field grey , and polished boots . 

He was still in his riding clothes , well-cut jodhpurs and an old tweed jacket . 

The whole of the vale of Pickering lay spread out before the two riders , stretching as far as the eye could see . 

Away from the coastal marshes , the grasslands of lowland England consisted of clay vales , and heaths and forests , which differed radically in wealth and social structure . 

It was like a mountain of walls and houses and streets rising out of the Vale with the river curling round its feet , lapping at the high walls . 

Carter he had known for some ten years , firstly at Shrivenham , three miles away in the Vale of the White Horse , and now at Watchfield . 

Last year the government turned down a more ambitious National Coal Board proposal for three mines in and around the vale . 

Whittles Farm is a 200-acre dairy and beef farm , situated in the rich vale of Taunton Deane , between the Quantock and Blackdown Hills , one mile from the pretty village of Beercrocombe . 

At first , it swept the whole side of the mountain , and , charging itself with all the rubbish it found there , made its way into the vale , following chiefly the direction of the Lissa . 

She had learnt that wickedness exists , even where there is beauty , and now she could hardly bear to look down into the Vale . 

` We begin descending into the Vale tomorrow , " Bicker called from ahead . 

His comic-opera face contorted , his moustache drooped and he gripped his rifle with both hands to motion us to open the back of the vehicle . 

The soldier , obviously relieved by his loss of responsibility , slung his rifle and followed after him . 

The gun case had room for six hunting rifles and there were two drawers underneath which were not locked . 

She stood , fat , filling the doorway , holding a full-size plastic rifle , shouting , ` In . 

When he re-emerged he was cradling an explosive projectile rifle similar to the one which was being trained on them by Kubitsky . 

Many Glaswegians were to join the International Brigade within a few years , Scots like James Robertson Justice , pointing rifles upwards at the Heinkel 111 and Junkers 52 of Adolf Hitler 's Luftwaffe . 

A ROYAL Ulster Constabulary officer killed by a single shot yesterday is believed to be the third victim of an IRA sniper using a fearsome long-range rifle . 

The firearm of the infantry soldier of World War I was the bolt-action rifle , and the rifles of all the armies were fundamentally much the same . 

Troops in Thailand have broken-up anti-government protests shooting rifles into the air . 

The Mercedes had straddled the road , hemming him in , its two occupants now standing beside it , AK47 rifles in their gloved hands . 

They said an army sniper aimed a rifle with a telescopic sight at Jihad Mustafa Ali Sadek , 22 , and shot him in the back while he was at the top of his mosque 's minaret . 

One evening , perched in his landing window , he shot towards my wife with an air rifle and I reported him to the police . 

ARMED police officers surrounded an office block and sealed off surrounding streets after a man was seen pointing an air rifle from the roof . 

On Sunday , a Panamanian soldier loaded his assault rifle and aimed it directly at patrolling US troops . 

In Cizre the violence became an open battle on the city streets between PKK youths using assault rifles and government troops . 

At least 35 mourners at a nocturnal vigil for a murdered ANC activist were killed on Jan. 12 when unidentified gunmen attacked a crowd at Sebokeng , south of Johannesburg , using automatic AK-47 rifles and hand grenades . 

It led to the highest floor where we found an Iraqi soldier firing an automatic rifle through a narrow aperture in a pile of sandbags , reloading and firing his weapon until he became exhausted . 

Suddenly the car stopped , the passenger got out and fired a Kalashnikov rifle at the police car , hitting it at least nine times . 

Here 's what happens when loggers move in : -- bulldozers clear roadways through the forest so the lorries and other equipment can get in . 

Set back into a thick hazelnut hedge across a stony roadway , facing these buildings , is a structure which , again , the sun never blesses : the garden 's fruit house . 

He added : ` I walked along that roadway myself only two weeks ago and I can honestly say it was one of the best I have ever seen . 

You 'd take in an incapable because if he fell in the roadway , he might get run over . 

Mrs Miller had booked them both into a small inn on the outskirts of Street and from the window beneath the sloping roof of her room , Eline could see along the main roadway of the town . 

Emily 's tone indicated in no uncertain terms that the subject was closed and then Mrs Miller was stepping down from the cab , treading gingerly across the muddy roadway . 

Apart from the tangled wreck of the main body of the car , Cardiff could see twisted chunks of metal lying in the roadway and in the pavement . 

` If he is , " remarked Rose , as the van was driven along the narrow roadway to the Allýes de la Libertý , ` I 'll eat your straw hat , Auguste . " 

People with baby buggies have to walk in the roadway and residents , I think , have to make a detour . 

Legal sources said an underground cell was being prepared for him on a maximum security row at the federal penitentiary in Marion , Illinois , America 's most chilling jail . 

He was sentenced to six months at the Narcotics Rehabilitation Center of the Chino State Penitentiary . 

Ward and Kassebaum studied the Californian State Penitentiary at Alderson and Giallombardo the Federal Penitentiary , and later three state institutions for delinquent girls ( Giallombardo , 1966 , 1974 ) . 

They catch any gay guy with AZT , they throw him in the federal penitentiary like Jimmy fucking Cagney , and then they throw us out of the country . 

Os Guinness has captured this middle-class revulsion against materialism and affluent decadence in his best-selling book The Dust of Death ( 1973 ) . 

In many schools in the 1960s a revulsion against decontextualised exercises brought about a complete abandonment of the teaching of grammar . 

` What we are seeing now is a public revulsion against violence in society which is feeding through to a desire for greater sensitivity by programme makers , " he said . 

Even in the 1930s the anti-Semitism of literary figures like Hilaire Belloc and G. K. Chesterton co-existed uneasily with their revulsion at the racial policies of the new Germany . 

Thomas Coram 's revulsion at the infant corpses in London gutters led him to campaign for a hospital for foundlings , established in 1741 . 

The Leader of the House , G V Wright , expressed revulsion at the shocking act of IRA terrorism . 

Revulsion at injustice , poverty and denied opportunity , he says , impels people to work for a better world . 

However , I quite enjoyed describing the horrors of my creation , and shared with Edward Young , the architect , his revulsion for the hideous house , covered in peeling stucco , as chilling within as without . 

He said he would be happy to lead the march planned for next Sunday ` to show the city 's revulsion for terrorism . " 

But equally , it provided a home for some of the darkest forms of distrust of and revulsion from sex and marriage . 

This ` instinctive revulsion from regulation " is the foundation of his libertarian heritage and it gives rise to a particular vision of how broadcasting should develop and what its purposes should be . 

It is unfortunate that such considerations may be thrust out of view by continuing public -- and perhaps personal -- revulsion towards the concept of child sexuality . 

Mixed with his revulsion was also a tiny feeling of excitement . 

She closed her eyes to hide her revulsion as he pressed his open mouth against hers and began fumbling with the buttons of her bush shirt . 

As she turned to walk on she shivered , affected by a chilliness that seemed to be an expression of her revulsion . 

` God , what an accursed night ! " mumbled Mr Beckenham , and , sipping his liquor , he looked over the makeshift meal with revulsion . 

There was , as yet , no significant revulsion amongst the general public towards the use of nuclear weapons to save manpower . 

Its roots were both theological and caused by the revulsion of the burnings in Mary 's reign . 

` T was to stop you becoming completely distraught , but I was afraid to look at you , afraid to come to you that night in case I saw fear or revulsion in your eyes . " 

Colette works at marshalling our feelings of revulsion at this voracious creature who has almost killed the poor box thorn . 

Revulsion at what has been happening there is not a prerogative of the politically correct . 

We therefore have a clashing interest of views over whether to feel sympathy or revulsion about Blanche . 

He began to kiss her , and Dinah knew slight revulsion ; if only he would leave her alone for once ! 

Homosexuality aroused revulsion in about a quarter of the respondents , another quarter seeing it as sick , odd or ridiculous . 

There was world-wide revulsion when the IRA exploded a bomb during a Poppy Day service in Enniskillen in the late 80s . 

The church of St Michael , with its beautiful early sixteenth-century tower , is built within the bailey of a court castle on this strange hillock which rises from the combe . 

She was still quite a long way from Yatton Farm , but the windmill on its hillock could be clearly seen from the farm . 

If she were to climb up the hillock and semaphore with her flags the signals would be clearly outlined against the sky . 

Spurred on by a new hope , she ran across the road and scrambled up the smooth grassy side of the hillock . 

Dropping it , she stood on the ridge on the hillock , well away from the windmill itself , and placed her flags at the ` Ready " . 

They have a lavatorial system -- located often on hillocks -- where dense concentrations of droppings can be seen . 

Poxed , disfigured scavengers scuttled across hillocks of debris which rained into this underworld from a low steel sky by way of chutes and grilles . 

Dunadd fort clings to an isolated rocky hillock near Kilmartin , starkly visible from the road between Lochgilphead and Oban , above what must once have been a naturally protective boggy valley . 

Schaffhausen is dominated by the sixteenth-century Munol fortress , perched on top of a hillock and towering over half-timbered houses sleeping by the water . 

They crested a last hillock bathed in wintry sunlight and plunged into a tunnel of gloom . 

The ventral arm plates are basically triangular and separated from one another , the mid portion of the distal edge is raised up , sometimes quite acutely , forming a small hillock . 

The timber-faced platform was built into the side of a cutting which truncated the small hillock lying between the BCR and the joint line . 

They rode through the wicket gate of the church , following the pathway which snaked between the trees and overgrown graves to the Norman church which stood on the brow of a small hillock . 

The report revealed that the riots had been sparked off by police mishandling of a case in which a trader was beaten up by a customs official in Taipei .

A former union official at the steelworks claimed he had been told the Chinese workers would be brought in to dismantle the £50m mill , built in 1979 to process Brymbo 's steel .

In negotiations conducted through church officials the NPA stated that Drown would be released only if government troops in the region ceased operations and returned to barracks .

He was accompanied by a senior Salvadorean government official , Ernesto Altschul , and by opposition leader Rubén Zamora of the Popular Social Christian Movement ( MPSC ) .

Like us , they are persecuted minority who have to put up with all sorts of abuse from harbour officials in order to earn their living .

According to government officials I consulted , the prison population has settled down since 1977 ( the end of the Emergency ) in the range 150,000 to 180,000 .

Senior market official , David Coleridge , said recently that Lloyd 's had lost out to Commercial Union on a multi-million- pound contract from Trafalgar House because it was unable to offer a ‘ package deal ’ .

Similarly , it is often the case that senior officials within the civil service all seem to come from the same sort of background .

Before the successful insurrection of 1815 there had been several isolated incidents in which bands of Serbs attacked and murdered Turkish officials .

Olympic officials in the United States have warned athletes that a wonder drug they 're using to boost performances , could be lethal .

Expressing concern about the global economic recession , US and German officials called for a special G-7 summit to break the existing stalemate on GATT talks .

The BMA strove to insist that local officials ( medically qualified though they were ) should merely inspect child health , leaving treatment to the independent doctors .

Basically it was about certain British officials allegedly colluding in drug-test avoidance at some meetings in the early eighties .

Peking 's top official in Hong Kong , Xu Jiatun , said the decision was ` not worthy of consideration " .

Gennery says that information on the dangers were ` verbally communicated to officials of the Department of Health in July 1981 " .

It is believed Custom and Excise officials are particularly active in the county at present .

“ The idea of them trying to bribe the Turkish officials is nothing short of astonishing . ”

A year or two later his colleague at The Hague asked his friends in London to bribe an Exchequer official to obtain more regular payment of what he was owed .

As a gesture of solidarity with Kuwait , delegates elected a Kuwaiti official as one of the eight regional vice-presidents of the conference .

He became a junior official in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1840 , but was never a promising candidate for promotion in the government service .

ULSTER school chiefs today revealed an action plan following the dismissal of a senior official over claims that £170,000 was paid out for goods never received .

Oil industry officials said that Mexico would have to import some petrol products until a new 300,000 bpd plant was completed .

Military officials in the occupied territories at first appeared to contradict Eliezer 's statement when they announced that no such freeze had yet been ordered by the military authorities .

On Saturday Bosnian radio said 166 people had starved recently in Cerska , but Bosnian reports of mass starvation have been disputed by UN officials in the past .

Young Vietnamese women seemed to have a fragility that foreigners found irresistible .

The extreme fragility of the original volume means that the present version will be of considerable use to scholars and researchers .

Quite apart from the conceptual fragility of the enterprise , Kane' s work suffers from a problem of method : his evidence for the above assertions was collected from a sample of sportsmen who had already achieved a level of success , in other words the sportsmen he studied had ` made it " .

While this may be true , we should remember the fragility and plasticity of the human psyche .

Deforestation , overgrazing and shortened fallow periods threaten the fragility of Rwanda 's soils .

In March Mr Gorbachev himself remarked on this supposed fragility .

One of the serious problems with Kane 's work is that , despite its theoretical fragility , it is simple , comprehensive and , unfortunately , appealing ; it explains everything to do with blacks ' sporting success as rooted in race .

It admits , however , that the big risk is of a lower figure -- especially if asset-price deflation and financial fragility continue to restrain demand , and if the Uruguay round of trade talks collapses .

The pale yellow skirt and sleeveless top she wore seemed , somehow , to emphasise her fragility .

The rush into speculative bid candidates was seen by some observers as further evidence of the fragility of the market .

Coupled with this has been the inevitable problem of glass fragility .

On the other hand its comparative fragility makes the risk of solicitation of clients by a former employee the more serious .

The fragility of the parliamentary system was already apparent .

They distracted James briefly : her wrists were so tiny they made him think for an instant of the impossible fragility of robins ' legs .

The young French artist 's sculptures have a seeming fragility .

The girl in the photograph had a fair fragility , altogether too vulnerable .

She ponders her body 's fragility , her intellectual struggles , the poverty and drabness of her environment , and her need for friendship ; the poem ends with thoughts of the world to come .

The affair highlighted the fragility of Endara 's government and the extent to which it remained dependent on the presence of nearly 10,000 US troops .

The Random House general book division will be divided into two operating groups , allowing editors to see their authors ' books through from hardback to paperback publication ( or to choose which they find most appropriate ) . 

• They are identical in content to the original hardback , but with a durable soft cover and an elegant matt finish . 

Over 350,000 copies of the trilogy have been sold and the hardback is now in its fifth reprint . 

The prosecution alleged that the men had been responsible of 222 acts of terrorism which it then reduced to 193 .

And it will be an exclusivist world in which the rich countries insulate themselves from the pressure of migration , and the threat of terrorism .

These brave men and women face the threat of terrorism every day of the year .

Trojanowicz , Director of the National Neighbourhood Foot Patrol Centre in Michigan , is so enthusiastic that he has claimed that community policing can help in the policing of international terrorism ( Trojamowicz 1988 ) .

POLICE efforts to deal with loyalist terrorism were today vehemently defended by RUC Chief Constable , Sir Hugh Annesley .

For Northern Irish terrorism , more MI5 surveillance and dirty tricks .

That reflects the policy that the RUC is in the lead in the fight against terrorism .

Germany 's chief federal prosecutor Alexander von Stahl announced he was taking over the murder inquiry because of its links to Right-wing terrorism .

Would the bombing succeed as a deterrent , discouraging popular support for terrorism , or would it provoke a desire for revenge ?

But top insurers said terrorism was a political problem not a commercial one , so the Government should pick up at least part of the tab for future claims .

We have repeatedly made clear our condemnation of terrorism and we attach much importance to international efforts to counter it .

Of course Mr Brooke and the others at the Northern Ireland Office wo n't give in to terrorism .

The American State Department argued that because Arafat represented an organisation that used terrorism he should not be allowed to enter America .

Mr Close accused the ` hear no evil , see no evil " brigade of guilt through silence and urged the whole community to stand united and to reject terrorism from whatever quarter it came .

The peace of a New Forest riverside was shattered yesterday by another addition to the sorry record of IRA terrorism on the British mainland … .

Libya has been accused of international terrorism and was accused of supplying weapons to the IRA to help them with their terrorist campaigns here in the UK .

With state-sponsored terrorism anyone from an ambassador to an embassy chauffeur could be one of them . "

She had never before been exposed to the ruthless face of terrorism .

The study of middle eastern terrorism , Hostage , by Con Coughlin , could have alerted an Arab revenge squad , said Spiro 's brother-in-law .

One effect of the years of terrorism had been to abolish night in the vicinity of prisons , and the scene outside was bleakly bright .

" We the people of the United States charge this government and their coalition with conspiracy to commit genocide and crimes of terrorism against Muslim people in our names . "

The USA Today lead about this story emphasizes the concerns of U . S . officials that the verdict could lead to more terrorism against Americans , especially in light of yesterday 's murders in Pakistan .

In addition , Cole suggested , the federal prosecutors were concerned about how to deal with perhaps as many as 15 individuals now being held by the U . S . military as potential witnesses who would testify that Lindh engaged in no acts of terrorism against Americans abroad .

An establishment economist was present standing in sports jacket and flannels in the crush . 

They were also well known for cricketing flannels and white doeskins , as well as more usual products . 

On one occasion a friend of mine , resplendent in new sports jacket and flannels , rather unwisely walked across the diagonal market path . 

They were both in their fifties -- she in a tweed coat , he in a sports Jacket and flannels . 

Grass stains on polyester cricketing flannels can be removed with Swarfega or methylated spirits . 

Ceylon was denied its one chance in 1884 of seeing the ` Demon " Fred Spofforth , for instance , because he had left his flannels on-board ship . 

As the hands of the clock touched nine , a small group of middle-aged men wearing sports-jackets and flannels under their winter coats stepped behind a row of bushes as if to relieve themselves . 

Lawrence had already changed from his City clothes into a blazer and grey flannels . 

The ancient grey flannels and shirt , the battered panama , the lined face there was nothing feminine there at all . 

He was carefully dressed in a dandified fashion in white flannels and a large panama hat protected his head . 

Jimmy wore a white open-necked cricket shirt and grey flannels . 

He was in his forties , wore a decrepit old blazer and flannels , and had rabbity teeth and a foolish expression . 

Mary was posted to a notorious station in the Fens , called Sledgwick , which was universally known as HMS Sledgwick because it was practically under water and everyone wore gumboots and walked about on duckboards . 

William , busily digging some unrecognizable vegetable out of the mud , was wearing gumboots and the jaunty remnants of a straw hat . 

He wore a navy fisherman 's jersey and gumboots , and a heavy anorak , shiny and running with wet . 

They were conscious of a tall man in the habit of a friar keeping a crew of ragged rascals at bay with his staff . 

Air operations in Hawaii were put under the direction of Lt Col Art Wildern ( USAF , ret ) who hired and trained the second crew of pilots who were to do the flying in Hawaii . 

A Hot Pot catapult requires a crew of three to work it properly . 

Each Mortar has a crew of three to operate the weapon and defend it if necessary . 

The ship had left England with a crew of 36 but , as a result of desertions , only 19 remained and only 4 or 5 of them were able seamen . 

This superb floating hotel has a passenger capacity of 1,610 and carries a staff and crew of almost 700 . 

A crew of more than 150 technicians are working round the clock , preparing Europe 's largest mobile stage for live performances by Van Morrison , Martha Reeves and the London Philharmonic Orchestra . 

Now , with money in the bank , a small crew of employees and plenty of business , what does Mr Chambers put his relative success down to ? 

Built at Deptford in 1786 , she weighed 1,877 tons and carried a crew of 750 men . 

With her mass of dark hair , her so-called classical features , and a slender body , she might have been a Klimt model clad in sober woollies instead of erotic raiment . 

He noticed the shrewd examination Dame Sybil gave them , and hoped she would believe that Isabel 's worn gown and his stained raiment were the clothing of impoverished nobility . 

There 's a strong feeling for the sombre raiment of the Dark Ages ( often as recollected through Seventies eyes ) and more in the mode of fanaticism than fantasy . 

Many need furniture , linens and other basic necessities to begin lives on their own .

That means we now have the opportunity to be a stable , positive and important part of each child 's life for an entire decade .

If you can increase your last donation , we would appreciate that show of support for the campers and their efforts to overcome obstacles and create successful lives .

Between June 21 and August 31 , 45 youth will spend 20 hours a week developing life management and work ethic skills , learning the computer , visiting area colleges , and interacting with guest speakers .

Big Sisters are mentors and friends who empower girls to more fully reach their potential , experience life 's opportunities and perhaps begin to dream .

A Big Sister is a mentor , a friend and a role model , helping a young girl to develop the self-confidence and life skills necessary to become a responsible , productive and successful adult .

This is positive proof that Big Sisters one-to-one mentoring program helps change lives .

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A scan of the headlines found cheek-by-jowl on the WP 's Page A6 provides an interesting snapshot of the life of the modern Cabinet officer : `` [ Ex-HUD Secretary ] Cisneros 's Ex-Mistress Pleads Guilty , '' `` [ Labor Secretary ] Herman Denies Allegations of Influence-Selling Scheme , '' and `` Two Tyson Foods Executive Indicted Over Gifts to [ Ex-Agriculture Secretary ] Espy . ''

Yiddish never apologizes for what it is—the earthy , wise soul of an expressive people learning that life is but a mingled yarn , good and ill together .

Readers should be familiar with Robert Claiborne 's earlier books , especially Our Marvelous Native Tongue : The Life and Times of the English Language .

It is difficult to make any sensible connection between the lives of authors and their creations .

sang Paul Lynde ( and recalls Andrew Milner -- you know , in his quiz response ; he was n't actually in the movie ) in Bye Bye Birdie 's show-stopping musical number , `` Kids , '' a look at teen-age life every bit as insightful as anything on the WB ( if you can accept Paul Lynde as Ann-Margret 's father ) .

In the interior , the most noteworthy of the surviving 13th-century stained-glass windows are the rose window above the western entrance , illustrating the life of the Virgin Mary , and the one devoted to the Creation in the north arm of the transept .

A dramatic LAT `` Sunday Report '' looks at four middle-class Turkish families who must rebuild their lives from scratch .

Or the terrible cycle of poor self-esteem , bad study habits , unfulfilled potential , and a life ultimately lived without hope .

Her magazines and TV shows retain just enough nonsense to make them irksome ( `` sew your own pashmina from home-raised llamas , '' and the like ) , but she supplies valuable instruction about the mundane tasks of life .

It is simply that the serious aspects of life are given their proper due before the fun can begin .

Would Exley , who died seven years ago , feel pity and fear for the life Gifford now leads as the consort of monomaniacal talk show host and tabloid cover girl Kathie Lee Gifford ?

These biographies of Henri Matisse , Diego Rivera , and Salvador Dalí , all of them by British writers without backgrounds in art , represent alternative approaches to the problem of writing a painter 's life .

Borrowing its framework from Citizen Kane , the movie follows a reporter ( Christian Bale ) assigned to reconstruct Slade 's life and solve the mystery of his whereabouts .

If the phrase `` soccer moms '' has rapidly become part of the political lexicon , it may be because it is cleverly positioned at the intersection of several different trends -- the rise of soccer as a middle-class pastime , the demanding lives of working women , the diversification of the suburbs , the popularity of the Dodge Caravan , and so on .

Though it may be inefficient , I think it reasonable that each locality can set the legal conditions of its own economic life , as American states do with regard to taxation , infrastructure , and a thousand other economic issues .

America 's continuous social revolution has always had a prominent place in California life .

Each individual must define what 's most important in his or her life , then calculate the best course to meet these goals .

Without having read any interviews or reviews , I immediately grasped the film 's stance on American life .

The quality of life survey queries the subject about 16 different aspects of life with a scale from 0 to 7 for each question .

Her dedicated efforts have improved the lives of countless poor Texans by opening for them the doors of our justice system .

Maybe you can remember a time in your own life when you were shown grace .

Even if he remains uncorrupted , the president will be immersed in the concerns only of the wealthy and will lose all feeling for the lives of everyone else .

You can help make positive changes in the lives of at-risk youth in central Indiana .

We 're asking for a contribution in the amount of because you ca n't got a better bang for your buck than to support an organization that impacts so many lives in so many ways .

The last thing he needs is to draw more attention to these qualities in his personal life .

Issue 3 , Bob Bennett 's decision not to detail Paula Jones ' love life for the court , is portrayed as the triumph of politics over sound legal strategy ( Robert Novak , Capital Gang ; George Will ) .

Lately a great deal has been made of Rauschenberg 's discretion regarding his sex life , with critics zeroing in on Bed ( 1955 ) , a combine that includes a paint- and pencil-enhanced pillow , quilt , and sheet ; as well as Canyon ( 1959 ) , which features , among other things , a mirror , a pillow in a noose , and a stuffed bald eagle in full wingspread .

The movie 's zigs and zags are too entertaining to divulge , but it 's permissible to say that Clooney and Jennifer Lopez , as a Miami-based government marshal , meet cute : She gets shut up with him in the trunk of a getaway car and is hostage to his chatter about movies , a life of crime , and how he wishes he had met her in a bar so he could have picked her up .

I know there 's a Buffista that 's done this - - c'mon , admit to your life of violent crime , no one 's looking .

To defend her , Boria , who once told fortunes sitting on a telephone wire , takes up a life of crime , robbing banks , divebombing movie screens to give a kiss to Vivian Leigh ( shades of Gabriadze 's early loves ) and hanging out with " false blondes , " as he calls a group of prostitutes from Tbilisi .

" As they got older , some continued in a life of crime and other realized that was n't the way to go and lived decent lives .

Though it 's true that you live a life of quiet desperation , with the right shabby clothes and scruffy beard , it could get you all the chicks .

Maggs ' London is Dickens ' London , only darker : a city whose humanity has long since run dry and whose juveniles--the Twists and Dorrits and Chuzzlewits and Maggses--are forced into lives of crime .

That means freezing rain , cheerlessly crabbed interiors , and lots of extras who visibly live lives of quiet desperation .

It is called Il Canto di Malavita , which translates literally as songs of a bad life or life of crime .

But he also lived during a time when Anglo Americans were becoming dominant in the state , when overt discrimination against Mexicans who were considered foreigners was on the rise , and he fell into a life of crime .

The profile , while essentially positive , dwells on a negative context : how the Lewinsky scandal is stressing out Chelsea and affecting her personal life ( e . g .

Your youthful best pal may not remember things the way you do , he may be disinclined to pick up a long-distance friendship , or , sadly , his life may have gone haywire and he just is n't up to rejuvenating the old bond .

I must say that the " " by the anonymous assistant professor portrays the day-to-day stresses and anxieties of academic life through the eyes of a shockingly irresponsible instructor .

A stroll through any of these hamlets , Bungamati , Thecho , or Chapagaon , will provide intimate glimpses of country life .

This month 's tabs are filled with news of an elemental nature , examining the desires of celebrities to marry , divorce , procreate , and swoop , godlike , into the lives of others , changing them forever .

I do like the fact his new life ! Connor was thinking of going abroad for school next year .

He himself avoided the tough life of the gold-miner for a cozy job at the local bank .

A photo gallery features prints of dance and everyday life in Bali in the 1930 s .

There was also the dignity of the mourners - - those whose lives were rent by the attacks .

I just know he did and I plan to make something of my life with GILL s help .

News media attention takes on a life of its own when a player is challenging a significant record or milestone .

Quality of life can be improved by enhancing standards of medical treatment at all levels of the health care delivery system .

Two charming coastal towns on the north coast , unspoiled mountains where you can get back to nature or experience Cretan rural life , and tiny south coast villages reached only on foot or by boat .

Also , hot author Arlie Russell Hochschild adapts a chapter from her book The Time Bind : She argues that Americans must stop treating home life as a chore and learn how to invest emotionally in their families .

Treatment of slaves was for the most part cruel and inhumane , with family life virtually destroyed as fathers were systematically split from mothers and their children .

; My Life , My Gas ( ad for Tokyo Gas Co . ) ; Make Mens ( placard over a men 's tailoring shop ) ; Hot Coffee— Endless Service ( all the hot coffee you can drink ) ; Mons .

Continued effective treatment , care , and prevention programs will reduce the number of orphans and vulnerable children , reduce mother to child transmission of the virus , and improve the lives of families and the strength of communities .

Quality of life issues are also important for persons with HIV as they relate to medication adherence .

Whatever suffering their lives entailed was reduced to mere routine .

There were 12 seconds of overtime remaining as Alexander , the only starting Briton on the Monarchs roster , stepped up but his kick was about two feet wide . 

They get bored easily , so if you ca n't excite them in the first 30 seconds of your record , you are probably in the wrong business . 

The flares were hanging low , only some twenty seconds of light remaining . 

I stood in the gloaming for the longest 30 seconds of my life while someone looked for a light switch . 

On release in the States last month , 42 seconds of screen violence had been trimmed from the movie , adding to its critical notoriety . 

There 's also a Smart CPU mode , which turns the processor speed down from 20MHz to 2.5MHz after 12 seconds of inactivity , and turns it back up when you begin to use it . 

The teacher , Beth , recites eleven seconds of poetry once they are quiet . 

Now , with up to 60 seconds of trailers , advertisers and ad agencies are beginning to get angry . 

Nine hours later , the file was filled , and Yggdrasil squeezed in another two seconds of calculation . 

Only twelve seconds of Crawford 's newly found skill was seen in this racy film and , incidentally , one of the two female water-skiers glimpsed in the same scene was Charlotte Rampling in her first film role . 

There were even more empty seats as the game ticked into the last minute , which was 60 seconds of magic , madness and mayhem . 

My all-time favourite remark was made by a visiting Chesterfield supporter who watched silently as his team prepared to take a penalty in the dying seconds of a game at Barnsley which would have given them the draw . 

He scored quite a few goals , I remember one in particular against Arsenal in some cup game in the dying seconds of extra time ( there was still long enough for Arsenal to equalise though ) . 

In the dying seconds of the match Jason Murtagh grabbed his side a share of the spoils with a brilliant dipping volley which flew into the top corner of the Cookstown net . 

He then gained some extra seconds of recuperation by tying up his laces . 

After less than thirty seconds of action everyone had vanished except Woolley and his own sedate victim , whose pilot was already dead . 

Even so , the final forty seconds of the film provided a fascinating little coda on all that had happened . 

Use lined paper for this , and reckon each line as one second of running time . 

For morphologically complex words this can be much worse , for example the word unbelievable on the same system ( including garbage collection ) required over 200 seconds of run time . 

The operation began on Tuesday after the Yard released 35 seconds of video film , enhanced by scientists , of two men shortly before the bomb exploded outside Harrods , slightly injuring three people . 

In one case , the court indicated that it would intervene to prevent a breach by the visitor of the rules of natural justice : see Bently v. Bishop of Ely ( 1729 ) 1 Barn.K.B. 192 . 

Section 6 has already been considered and applies where the buyer 's claim is based upon a breach by the seller of the terms implied by sections 12 to 15 of the Sale of Goods Act . 

The landlord agreed that , provided there were no breaches by the tenant of any of the terms in the agreement , the deposit would be returned to the tenant at the end of the five years . 

It is not a duty which can be overridden by consent of the partners and its breach by one partner will in the ordinary course be a ground for dissolution at the behest of the other or others . 

5.12.3 To pay and satisfy any charge that may be imposed upon any breach by the Tenant of planning control or otherwise under the Planning Acts 

Consequently , this ethnography will continually raise such matters simply to illustrate the dilemma as it arises , for I have consistently had to contend with the nature of an insider 's breach of social boundaries . 

But the remedy was made available by the House of Lords to a prisoner who alleged breaches of procedural rules by a deputy governor inquiring into disciplinary offences . 

At several review conferences the 138 non-nuclear signatories to the UN non-proliferation treaty have always made the point that the nuclear signatories , particularly the United Kingdom , are in breach of that treaty . 

The prosecution told Liverpool City Magistrates ' Court : ` The accused was in breach of bail not to approach the complainant or the premises . 

This letter is a direct breach of both the Government 's election manifesto promises and shows that the public are being misled . 

The price of Vanguard cars did not fluctuate and the contract price and market price at the date of the buyer 's breach were the same . 

Even when it is not displaced , the prima facie rule does not exclude any further loss which was reasonably foreseeable as a result of the buyer 's breach . 

If the market price is higher , then the prima facie measure of damages is the extra , i.e. the difference between the contract price and the market price on the date of the seller 's breach . 

The more fruitful course is not to promise to undertake liability in the first place ( to the extent that the law permits this ) rather than to make promises and exclude liability for their subsequent breach . 

There is a strand of social theory which says that society is defined by its transgressors , that we know the civilised values that bind us together only through their breach , which we call crime . 

The Indonesian Government plans to sue 500 companies for pollution breaches . 

Computer misuse or security breaches can take many forms , but these all fall into two broad categories : physical and logical . 

But these figures look insignificant when compared to the cost of computer security breaches . 

In the recent NCC survey of computer security breaches in the UK , only 7% of the respondents had a policy of reporting all incidents of deliberate misuse to the police . 

In the case of non-consumer contracts , it was proposed that the buyer would not be allowed to reject the goods for breach of s13 where it was unreasonable to do so . 

In normal circumstances the suggestion that a contracting party can rely on his own breach to establish consideration is distinctly unattractive . 

A serious breach occurred as the result of the Hunger March of 18 October and 1 November 1932 . 

If the sources were not already known to the IRA , the author of the alleged MI5 documents may have committed a grave breach of security by alluding to them . 

This was a comparatively short distance and in the circumstances of the case , the EAT concluded that the employer had not committed a fundamental breach of the contract . 

The tenant duly paid his rent and did not commit any breach of covenant . 

If one creditor then sues for the balance of his debt he commits a breach of contract with each of those creditors . 

The letter alleged serious breaches of the Social Work Act , and offered five witnesses prepared to testify in a court of law to that effect . 

Because of the width of our official secrets legislation , the use of such information constitutes a breach of the Acts . 

Paragraph 24 alleges that the Euramco shares are ‘ unmarketable and … effectively worthless ’ and that , as a result of Pantell S.A. 's breaches of the Act , investors in the United Kingdom have suffered loss . 

That action is in clear breach of the Local Government Act 1986 and the Widdicombe rules . 

Even though the waste tip was closed and to leave refuse overnight in public places is a breach of the Environmental Act . 

It is untrue that there are wide-spread breaches of the voluntary agreement . 

The plaintiff , the widow of John Thomas , sued the defendants , his executors , for breach of a written agreement to convey her a cottage . 

The ceasefire agreement nevertheless appeared to be holding in the corridors , at least up to the final week of February , and there had still been no reports of any serious breaches of the Rome agreement . 

They are empowered to investigate breaches of Articles 85 and 86 , which deal with competition matters , and where an infringement is identified , to require the parties to desist . 

Furthermore , the Commission has power to impose fines on parties in breach of Article 85(1) . 

This situation was in blatant breach of Article 13 of the European Convention , which requires that anyone whose rights ( eg to freedom of expression ) are violated should have an " effective remedy " . 

So both Channel 4 and Godfrey Hodgson ( the programme 's presenter ) filed a complaint with the European Commission at Strasbourg , alleging that the order was in breach both of Article 10 and Article 13 . 

A breach of condition by the seller gives the buyer , as well as a claim to damages , the right to reject the goods ( and therefore not to have to pay for them ) . 

Late delivery by the seller will normally be a breach of condition ( see paragraph 7-05 above ) . 

Any unauthorised use will be a breach of Policy Condition and , therefore , the claim would not be covered . 

There is no liability for breach of confidence if consent is obtained . 

The Government sued for breach of confidence , and obtained an " interim injunction " against it repeating the story prior to the trial . 

No breach of confidence was alleged but there was said to be a contract not to publish before the report . 

The general rule , however , is that for you to be justified in ending the relationship , the breach of contract must in itself be serious . 

A source close to the Law Commission suggests that , in the case of contracted-out services , one legal remedy might be to sue the relevant agency for breach of contract . 

The problems centre round the effect in the two-party situation of a threat of a breach of contract . 

The courts have found breaches of this covenant in situations where homes were in such a poor condition when let that they represented a serious danger to health or safety . 

Such a receipt , if clear , indicates that there is no outstanding breach by the tenant of any covenant contained in the lease . 

The plaintiff then instituted proceedings against the defendants claiming damages for their breach of duty in failing to disclose material information to him and placing themselves in a position where their duties and interests conflicted . 

The plaintiff must prove that his damage was caused by the defendant 's breach of duty and that the damage was not too remote . 

The question for the House of Lords was whether an employer who was under no statutory duty could be vicariously liable for an employee 's breach of statutory duty to another employee . 

Two approaches to clauses which purport to exclude liability for breach of fiduciary duty are discernible . 

Even by the brazen standards established in the Iraq affair , the United States ' and hence the UN Security Council 's breaches of international treaties and laws are astonishing . 

The letters , copies of which were obtained by Far Eastern Economic Review , show that systematic breaches of forestry and revenue laws are taking place . 

The organisation Liberty claims the proposals are in breach of international law . 

The landlord may seek possession before expiry if there is a breach of any obligation of the tenancy or non-payment of rent and a proviso for re-entry or forfeiture therefore is contained in the tenancy agreement . 

In order to avoid such disputes the drafter should therefore define the consequences of breach of any particular obligation . 

Lord Justice Dillon disagreed and said he would have granted a declaration that the UK was in breach of its obligations under the Treaty of Rome and European law . 

Further , on the material before him , he was entitled to conclude that the appellants must have known that the execution of the charge was in breach of the order . 

It is for that alleged breach of the orders that he is due to appear before a judge and jury in Middlesbrough on Monday . 

Now their eldest daughter has been told to leave too , but her supporters believe the decision is a clear breach of the children 's wardship order . 

In addition , at common law , the police have the power to take whatever action is necessary during a demonstration to prevent a breach of the peace . 

A policeman has a power of arrest for breach of the peace , and can issue instructions in order to prevent a breach of the peace . 

Their specific duty is to prevent a breach of the peace or to enforce a court order ; for example , access . 

Seeing he would not be served for several hours , the mullah went off back to the caravanserai in which he was staying . 

Half-way down the boulevard she built a vast caravanserai which , before it was destroyed in 1857 , was regularly described by visitors to Delhi as the most magnificent building outside the fort . 

The Looe historian , Bond , related that a townsman who climbed a ladder to cut up the whalemeat fell into the corpse and narrowly escaped death by suffocation . 

Merseyside coroner Roy Barter recorded a verdict of death by natural causes . 

Deaths from overexposure would not have occurred until years later and so caused no immediate alarm . 

Death from a drug overdose was the conclusion reached after she committed suicide , though speculation existed that she might have been murdered . 

The annual number of deaths from pancreatitis decreased from 132 to 52 from 1970 to 1989 , respectively ( decrease 61% ) . 

The time has come to consider target reductions in premature deaths from strokes and heart disease ; the great waster of life in a modern society . 

This treatment was not without risks , however , and careful temperature monitoring was vital , as a small rise above that recommended could result in the death of the patient . 

Thus , in September , 1976 , a fire aboard HMS Glasgow , which was at the time under repairs in the Swan Hunter shipyard , resulted in the death of eight workers . 

` They could have been responsible for the deaths of Cosmas and Damien , "  I added . 

To avenge the death of a son is not hasty work , if he is to be honoured . 

There has been one fatal accident on the crossing in recent years which was the tragic death of a young baby . 

It is an ironic analogy , for it foreshadows the emperor 's death by drowning on the Third Crusade , many years later . 

The distraught widow trying to assuage her grief for her husband 's death by carrying out a vendetta against the Miletti family , that kind of thing . 

Andrei Chikatilo has been sentenced to death by shooting for committing fifty-two murders in Russia . 

We owe it to our children and grandchildren to spare them from the epidemic of smoking-related disease , disability and death from smoking that has marked the middle and later years of the 20th century . 

The news of Rufus 's death reached Anselm about the end of August 1100 , while he was paying a visit to the monastery of La Chaise in Auvergne . 

The circumstances of his death were graphically recorded in the local press . 

Meanwhile detectives are still questioning two men in connection with a break-in at the property , but they emphasise there are no sucpicious circumstances in connection with the man 's death . 

"  Your fever deaths too are high again -- or are they mostly concealed suicides ? "  

Until quite recently it seemed quite certain ( from estimates of stars ' masses , interstellar dust , etc. ) that the Universe would continue to expand until it met its heat death . 

On the Friday before his parents death , Christopher Gore had taken a train from Bath -- where he was living -- to Chippenham station . 

US Abortion deaths dropped from 292 to 36 a year when abortion was legalised in 1973 

In INDONESIA 95% of women know about family planning , but less than 25% have ever heard of immunization or oral rehydration , both vital aids to preventing child deaths . 

Rather than retrospective studies of infants who have died or epidemiological analyses of the sudden infant death syndrome in specific population groups , our research offers a complementary perspective . 

A comparison of observed young cancer deaths in Copeland with expected deaths shows even greater elevation in the years 1974 to 1980 . 

Murray Pugh was stabbed to death in an apparently motiveless attack . 

On Thursday , three other Saudis were also put to death for robbing a bank vehicle . 

Traditional methods require that the animal bleed to death after having its throat cut ; an agonising and unsavoury procedure lasting between one and two minutes . 

Her new life in London had become tainted with the deaths of adoring males . 

Today a couple are on trial for cruelty to a dog , which starved to death after being left in a flat in gloucester for more than a week without food or water . 

An inquest in Wirral heard how Andrew Venables , 20 , suffered an agonizing death after having an adverse reaction to the drug . 

The death under somewhat dubious circumstances of a racehorse belonging to his son was frankly the least of his problems . 

You 've been trying to over-compensate for Eddie 's death for far too long . "  

A Defence Ministry representative said on April 16 that the recent deaths of "  six young people and children "  on the Yugoslavian side of the Albanian-Yugoslav border had been the subject of an official investigation . 

The Government is already committed to retaining both Devonport and Rosyth but unions and opposition MPs have warned that the loss of the Trident work will mean Rosyth 's death by ` slow strangulation "  . 

Els Borst-Eilers , of the Health Council of the Netherlands , told the conference that doctors assist in the deaths of around 2,700 people a year . 

They had been arrested on April 13 after members of the Anti-Terrorist Squad discovered 45 kg of the high explosive Semtex and six AK-47 Kalashnikov assault rifles during a raid on their home in west London .

Police said about 10 men armed with AK-47 rifles carried out the ` well-planned " massacre in Wadeville .

Far from mimicking the Statue of Liberty , the new statue holds a gun -- not just any gun but an AK-47 , the weapon used by the army to blast its way into Peking .

She probably expected him to nip off to his gunsmith , buy an AK-47 assault rifle , and bomb down to Southend to take reprisals .

I began to speak , but was silenced by a stern look from the Inspector and a raising of his hand . 

One look from Liz had silenced her , but the damage had been done . 

` Well , I draw the line at Dawn , " Sophie said firmly , then , as she caught a reproachful look from Helen , she realised how ungenerous she sounded . 

The perturbed look from Cai Guoqiang suggests all is not going to plan or time …

Early on Buttons fidgeted , earning a look of disapproval from Lord Deverill . 

De Villiers refused to back down , even when fitzAlan turned a look of fury on him . 

" Matthew Preston , " Jenny whispered , and seeing Sara 's look of non-comprehension added , " The man Aunt Alicia rents half Moorlake to . " 

` She 's no niece o'mine , " grumbled Jack , shrugging helplessly when his daughter turned a horrified look on him . 

I did a couple of years of catalogue work -- companies that sell clothing through the mail , " she said , in answer to his puzzled look . 

Those words of Idris , ` Pas possible , " and his hangdog look would not leave me alone . 

She flashed him a look before bestowing her nicest smile on Jim . 

The angry look on the judge 's sallow face showed that either his attendance in court that morning or Cranston 's arrival had put him in an ill humour . 

He halted only for a second , enough to narrow his eyes and purse his lips into a look of utter disgust , as though a dog 's turd had grown legs and scurried on to his carpet . 

Ruxton stared her unwaveringly in the eye , a look of apprehension rather than reprimand . 

She glanced at Cynthia 's face and a look of pity crossed her own . 

He gave her a strange look , and she wondered why he had called her Sarella Vila if he 'd already forgotten about Peter . 

She tweaked the pale blue hat she was wearing with a look of satisfaction and walked into the café to a table in a corner . 

With a mocking smile for her look of speechless outrage , he wandered out . 

She found Maisie Dougall standing in the doorway , a serious look on her ruddy face . 

` My friend Lady Jane told me you were a sort of Watson to -- " She stopped abruptly as she saw the look of outrage on Auguste 's face . 

I was moving forward to weigh my potatoes when the little boy caught hold of my coat . 

Julian finished his potatoes and looked gravely round the family gathering . 

The research is focused on developing a suitable model of an export marketing system for Northern Ireland 's seed potatoes . 

One day she rang me to ask if I could come along on Saturday and help plant potatoes in the back yard ; ` Uncle John is far too busy at this time of the year " . 

McDonald 's world famous French Fries are produced only from the best quality potatoes -- Russet Burbank and Pentland Dell -- and our total annual requirement is UK grown . 

For example , legally enforceable rules need to be applied to crops such as genetically altered , frost-resistant potatoes . 

Cut the herring fillets and gherkins into small pieces and mix with the potatoes . 

She looked at Mrs Gotobed 's claw-like , ringed fingers holding her delicate cup , and thought of Auntie Lou 's little red hands that were always in water , washing dishes or scrubbing floors or peeling potatoes . 

At the moment I have to do everything by myself : planting and weeding the rice , looking after the bananas , coconuts and sweet potatoes . 

Maincrop potatoes are planted by machine in March and April and harvested during September and October . 

The wild potato exploits this behaviour in an ingenious defence . 

That 's interesting , only the very waxy first early potatoes seem immune from this problem . 

On these terraces farmers grow tea , potatoes , apricot and almond trees as well as wheat , maize and rice . 

Munster also has a reddish bloom to the rind and has a strong distinctive flavour -- it is delicious on hot baked potatoes . 

Dinner was at 1 o'clock -- always a roasted joint with beautifully baked potatoes and very special gravy . 

Daniel seemed to enjoy his baked potato with mushroom sauce and also managed a few chips , eaten in his usual style -- squashed up between his fingers . 

Cabbage soup , boiled potatoes and pickled cabbage washed down with vodka represent their staple diet . 

A bowl of hot , buttered , boiled potatoes stood in the middle of the table . 

These crunchy burgers are delicious served with boiled or mashed potatoes , a tomato sauce or tomato ketchup , and seasonal vegetables or salad . 

Tonight he prepared , with an aesthete 's excitement , his evening meal : he grilled a trout , prepared a butter sauce , boiled three potatoes of equal size , and a modest serving of fresh peas . 

Bake with mushrooms and serve with creamy mashed potato for an easy , delicious comfort meal which can make dinner-party fare , too , for discerning guests . 

` But I 've been a good girl so I get to eat Mr Chef 's meal instead of lumpy mashed potato . " 

Garnish with lime wedges and serve with new potatoes and French beans . 

There had been a dinner cooked , turkey or chicken with sausages , roast potatoes and stuffing . 

We used to cook potatoes and sausages in hot ashes after the fire had burnt down . 

She is happy to eat leftover mashed potato and positively loves rice pudding ! 

While the meat was simmering , they ate puris and spiced potatoes . 

` Er -- is Drew Benedict married ? " asked Daisy as she mashed the potato . 

Mash the potatoes while still warm , then add the butter and stir in the dry ingredients . 

Portions were given in scraps of paper and eaten with the fingers , the locals expertly peeling a boiled potato like a squirrel with a nut . 

She went to find Florrie , who was busy in the kitchen , peeling potatoes and putting some cold meat through a mincer . 

Those who know her say the actress is transformed from a care-worn recluse into her old vivacious self . 

Countess Olivia , who recently lost her brother and father , is now in deep mourning and has vowed to live like a recluse for seven years . 

They may owe their intact status to the fact that they belong to a recluse . 

The people also valued the spiritual counsel that the recluse would provide . 

It was true that Conchis was a recluse and never came to the village , but that he had been a collaborationist was a lie . 

For instance under the floorboards were tons of sea shells used for insulation , and behind the wooden panels were mock painted versions , obviously applied as an experiment . 

Clusters of fire bombs falling from the planes , followed by tons of high explosives . 

On an average day Mark and his entourage would cover 18 to 20 miles with Tara carrying half a ton of equipment on her back . 

FOR THE LAST three weeks , officials of the United Nations Fund for Drug Abuse Control ( UNFDAC ) have been trying to sell thousands of tons of onions . 

CHRISSE HYND : ( without the ` E " in those days ) was an early '70s feature writer ( speciality : Suzi Quatro ! ) who went on to have tons of hits with The Pretenders . 

We do n't want no bleedin' bullets flyin' about , guv , if yer do n't mind , it 'll bring the rozzers down on us like a ton of bricks , even in this fog . 

During the 18th century thousands of tons of stone were won from Tilly Whim and cliffs further west , especially for harbours and fortifications . 

` Well , look there 's a new Beatles " long player out any second tons of new songs . 

The Heinz Baby Club Safety Catalogue contains tons of useful advice and practical equipment . 

` Do you think people with several tons of TNT know the difference ? 

Suppose further that on December 15 , X had agreed to sell a ton of corn to Q , delivery to be on January 1 . 

SECURITY Forces uncovered over a ton of fertiliser during a major arms search in west Belfast yesterday . 

And with tons of topsoil , they could still make it a goodish course . 

Power plants are the country 's largest polluter , " generating tons of sulphur dioxide and dust " . 

Scientists calculate that millions of tons of valuable topsoil have been lost , putting great strain on the region 's agricultural development . 

The market for recycling carpets is potentially huge : millions of tons of carpets are dumped in Europe and North America every year . 

For every ton of charcoal burnt , there 's another ton in charcoal dust which is normally thrown away as waste . 

There are just 47 registered dockers at Sharpness , and the port handles hundreds of thousands of tons of cargo each year . 

Parkin interviewed a giggly Mrs O'Mara who said her husband ate tons of biscuits every week but added that , now Ken was to leave TV London , she would have her revenge . 

Hair repair is just what you need after all those Christmas parties -- using loads of heated appliances and a ton of hair spray to secure your party style certainly take it out of your hair ! 

It 's a chemical that actually dries up the air , but although we 've used tons of the stuff it has n't had much effect . 

They collected tons of blankets and food , stockpiled in Worcester before being flown to Iraq . 

` I think I 'll be a proper footballer and earn tons of money -- " 

Tons of people have said to me , ` Oh , it 's nice to have a rounded body " , but personally I 'm not very happy with the body I 've got . 

You travel all over the place , you meet a ton of people , you stay in great shape . 

A discussion on the portrayal of legal life in Birmingham , KINSEY completes the quartet of seminars . 

In the autumn of 1890 Tiller was asked to present a quartet of children at the Prince of Wales Theatre , Liverpool , in the pantomime Robinson Crusoe , subtitled The Good Friday That Came On A Saturday . 

Fitst , a quartet of AWACS aerial surveillance crafts was dispatched to Riyadh . 

Crystal chandeliers glittered brightly above a marble floor ; a quartet of musicians played music -- real music , Nicolo thought , incongruously , not the brain-frying stuff they 'd played during the fashion show . 

` Just the job , " thought the enthusiastic Gary , and thus became the first person in history to attempt to convert a quartet of Jehovah 's Witness . 

In 1982 he started his band Kino , who have grown into the powerful guitar quartet with a distinctive style ; nice pop melodies and hooky chord changes , monotonous vocals and punk drive . 

` It 's nice that we can spend Christmas Eve together like this . " 

At the Passover Eve meal the stories of the plagues are recited , and with each one a finger is dipped in a glass of wine and a drop of the wine let fall on to a plate . 

On 29 April and 1 May the setting sun 's rays were scarcely differently placed , but an ancient tradition attached to the eve of May Day . 

Such an elegant and delicate little salad with its walnuts and its lemon dressing and its fresh lettuce base and its morsels of white fowl-flesh . 

There is also ` Debby " , a butterhead lettuce resistant to most diseases and also to lettuce root aphid . 

More of these ` coldwater tropicals " are housed in outside containers which are planted with Water Lettuce . 

It is said that commercially-grown winter lettuce is sprayed More times than a Rolls Royce , which seems an excellent reason for growing your own organic winter salads . 

She had tomatoes and half a head of expensive out-of-season lettuce . 

Remember how the cool salad dressing ran smoothly over the crunchy lettuce . 

We used to have a lot of lettuce and of course Summer Summertime , we did n't see so many because everybody had a garden here and everybody er you know , grew lettuce . 

They should be offered a little greenstuff in the form of blanched lettuce or spinach on an occasional basis ( ie. once a week ) . 

Small pitta pocket stuffed with a mixture of chopped lettuce , 25g ( 1 oz ) feta , 1 medium chopped tomato and 50g ( 2oz ) chopped cucumber , tossed in 1 tablespoon low-calorie yoghurt 195 calories 

Serve each trout on a bed of finely shredded lettuce , garnished with a lemon wedge . 

While they were steaming on top of the savoury liquid she whipped up a small quantity of French dressing , sprinkled it on shredded lettuce and tomato slices , then added grated cheese and made some sandwiches . 

` The charlatans say the eagle gets its keen eyesight by eating raw lettuce . 

She washed a Cos lettuce , leaf by leaf , then patted each of them carefully with a tea towel . 

She began to wash the lettuce , while Bob made the dressing , hunting luxuriously through her spice cupboard for the oil and vinegar . 

This follows a charge of shoplifting of an amount of meat from an Ayr superstore . " 

Lunchtime shoplifting was a regular activity among many of the 600 girls at the £700-per-term private school in central London that Liz , now 22 , attended . 

She quotes three surveys from the USA and Ireland which recorded similar rates of observed shoplifting in male and female shopp ers ( Mayhew , 1977 ) . 

Thus , they exclude a range of offences , such as shoplifting and stealing from work , where the non-reporting is particula rly high . 

Whether dining in the glittering salons of Mayfair or ministering to the sick in Yorkshire or Somerset , Smith reduced all who met him to a state of breathless mirth . 

When Tavalouze and Lucien entered Mandru 's salon , a Vibrancy was in progress . 

As they entered the salon , the two gunmen ran past a group of children on their way home from school . 

David left the salon straight after dinner on the excuse that he had letters to write and , half an hour later , Julia went up to bed early , leaving Comfort and Anthony alone . 

His rich client had barely left the salon before Rain lobbed him her questions and waited for his painful answers . 

After 25 years in Rosemary Lane , Thatch Hair Technique has moved to a new prestigious salon in St Albans Walk , Carlisle known as Sweaty Betty 's ! 

The ladies of the village had already arrived , and were sitting with Antoinette in the white salon . 

Her face flushed and she turned almost desperately to Marguerite as they sat in the small gold and white salon waiting for their refreshments . 

It was the same in the Loire , at the Chateau de Chavigny , where the famous mirrored salon , built for the seventh baron de Chavigny , had been used as a shooting-gallery . 

A high-arched entrance leads onto a vast grand salon impressively furnished with velvet drapes , fine paintings and classic furniture . 

Times like that , running on less sleep than I should , alone because everyone else had had the sense to retire for the night , I had a tendency to get all meditative about the universe and my place in it .

Republicans and Democrats commend Helms for his good sense , flexibility , and bipartisanship ( ?! )

Ten interpreters stepped from behind the throne.The English one at last explained the Holy FatherHad urged us all to wear seatbelts while driving.My heart sank at its plain good sense , as hymnsEchoed and golden canopies enfolded the pope , How like home it seemed , with my own fatherA preoccupied patriarch of practicalityWhen what was wanted veered wildly betweenThe gruff headmaster and the drunken playwright.Instead , I got the distant advertising salesman , The suburban dad of what turned out to be my dreams ...

Because turning welfare recipients into tax payers just makes sense .

But then I think , it does make sense because she 'd never like that , '' he was really picking up the pace now , `` She 's not the type that goes around fluanting what she 's got and taking advantage , which makes you even perfecter .

He certainly does not `` attribute it to a speech where it was not uttered '' and , as noted above , doing so twice would make no sense whatsoever if Moore was the mastermind deceiver that his critics claim he is .

Yeah , I remember Sambito from the Astros ( when the Braves were in the old NL West because it made sense to have a team 3,000 miles from most of their division rivals ) .

Do not try to make sense out of anything of this if you 're not thinking like a. ..

There are many reasons why the new labeling requirement makes sense from all these perspectives .

Now , there were two things here that made ridiculously small amounts of sense .

e limits make no sense under the reasoning the Government has offered. The

we offer a simple way to make this clear , express limit make sense , and that is precisely the understanding we suggest that existed in 1790 . The

I do n't think this is making sense and I ca n't find the words .

a : docs for obama , science teachers for edwards , manufacturers for clinton makes obvious sense , right ?

'' There is finally some sort of sense in the market , '' she says .

She was wearing a fashionable knee-length straight skirt , a silk blouse in a vivid jade-green , and slender-heeled shoes . 

Meg Dennison was in a long black skirt and a blue patterned silk blouse with a bow at the neck . 

His softened looks hardened , but she evaded his hands and went headlong down the stairs , stopping only momentarily to brush the straw from her trousers and fasten her blouse with shaking fingers . 

I helped her prepare for the date , pressing her nicest blouse , lending her my best necklace and polishing her shoes . 

He stared at the two assistants in their smart white blouses and green aprons . 

She settled on a plain pleated skirt in burgundy wool , a cream blouse and a lightweight cashmere sweater . 

She was dressed in an expensive pair of sharkskin trousers , a silk blouse and sandals . 

He lifted out a white silk blouse trimmed with fine lace , felt the fabric and handed it to the sales assistant who stood behind them . 

Affectionately , Ryan twisted the drawstring of her new embroidered blouse around his fingers . 

By 1985 this businesslike severity has given way to a white pie-frill collared blouse from Laura Ashley . 

The strapless dress had n't needed one , of course , and in her haste to change , she had dived into this roomy blouse without even thinking of it . 

He took great care not to touch her or allow his grubby clothes to come into contact with her beautiful skirt and creamy-white blouse . 

She had a white blouse on , and a severe grey skirt that reached halfway down her calves . 

The burgundy skirt was smeared with grime and buttons were missing from her gaping blouse . 

He noticed that she had one button of her blouse more than usual undone . 

There they rested before continuing in a slow trickle of delicious sensation to the neck of her blouse . 

There is a blouse of midnight blue with a diamond flower that sat on my breast when I wore it . 

At 3.05pm she appeared barefoot , dressed in jeans and a cotton blouse on the doorstep to say she was going to post some letters . 

I was ready and dressed in my white blouse , grey pinafore dress , grey tights my new black shoes and green cardigan . 

When she returned , some twenty minutes later , she was wearing a lilac pintucked pinafore dress over a flower-sprigged blouse with a white collar . 

Impatiently she pulled off the blouse and unhooked the brassiere , throwing them out of sight into the pool house . 

Pat pulled the white blouse out of the wrapper and held it to her cheek , rubbing the soft material against her skin . 

Finally she pulled out a dark blue blouse with a matching skirt . 

Reluctantly , Jeanne undid her blouse , and slipped it from her slim white shoulders . 

She had begun to help , undoing a button of her blouse , but his hands had gone to hers . 

Germaine Meyer was wearing a sky-blue blouse that summer afternoon and Modigliani was immediately arrested by her colouring , a blend of rose and white , and asked her eagerly if he could paint her . 

She was wearing a short-sleeved blouse that left her arms bare to the elbow . 

She wore a neat flowered blouse and light coloured skirt underneath her blue regulation prison smock ; sensible shoes ; small gold earrings and bright pink lipstick . 

She pointed at Mother Joan , who was wearing a stylish grey silk blouse  and long dark grey skirt , with a black-banded straw boater . 

The new blouse was pink and frilly , quite unlike anything the children had seen her wear before , and she had combed her hair and put lipstick on . 

Anna had taken off her blouse and was waiting for Liz to notice her shoulder . 

She still had on the revealing silk blouse she had worn in the show , with stage jewellery sparkling at her throat and breast . 

When it was all over I had on a wet blouse , but Shirnette had one on too . 

The transplant process takes six weeks overall during which Rhys will be under the care of the specialist bone marrow team , led by Dr Tony Oakhill .

Dr Broadhurst organised the first public meeting in St Margaret 's Hope .

The discovery may also be important medically , Dr Zimmern suggested .

Dr Helen Zeitlin , 44 , of Bidford on Avon , Warwicks , was made redundant in March 1991 on the grounds that Alexandra Hospital had too many blood specialists .

The research project is being funded by the Northern Regional Health Authority , and will be led by Dr David Morris and Dr Peter Phillimore of Newcastle University .

In today 's issue of Science , Dr John Hardy of St Mary 's explains how cell death in Alzheimer 's is linked to a build-up of beta-amyloid that disrupts calcium metabolism .

I had been asked by Professor John Mills and Dr James Waterhouse of Manchester School of Medicine to record my temperature every waking hour .

A magnificent Evie Hone stained - glass window adorns the landing in the main entrance ; it is beautifully complemented by the carpet and balustrade designed by Mary Fitzgerald .

Note the fine winding staircase , statuary , and stained - glass windows .

A barrel-ceilinged chamber 64 m ( 209 ft ) long , with windows along both sides , it holds Trinity 's oldest books , including a Shakespeare folio .

Plaça de Sant Josep Oriol adjoins Plaça del Pi , on which sits Santa María del Pi , a handsome church with a tall octagonal bell tower and a harmonious façade pierced by a large 15th - century rose window .

The chant states that they 're angels from heaven and are asking for gifts , although if they receive none , they may break doors and windows .

I was in high school , and one day I was helping my father outside put a window in , replacing a window , on the garage door .

At first glance , the Smith House has all the stylistic hallmarks of a Le Corbusier villa of the 1920s : a free plan , flat roof , white walls , pipe railings , horizontal ribbon windows , a ramp .

Some stained glass windows are found in the older church , which also contains founder Mary Baker Eddy 's chair .

The exterior is notable for its diamond pane windows , deep second - story overhang , and massive chimneys .

The fine lattice-work on the arches and windows is superb , but its outstanding feature is the marble inlay , which is even more abundant than in the Taj and better preserved .

The windows and gates represent the spirit of openness and cooperation of the new confederation , we are told , while the bridge is a metaphor , as Bill Clinton showed , guaranteed not to go over the heads of the populace of any continent .

On the window above the sink a small container is stuffed with bits of leftovers -- the red berries of barberry , small twigs of willow , cuttings of hinoki cypress with its fruits attached , and the pendulous leathery seed pods of wisteria .

The eight ages in which these bridges , windows , and gateways appear are Classical , Romanesque , Gothic , Renaissance , Baroque , and Rococo , the age of iron and glass architecture , and the age of modern architecture .

The bare interior is bleak , its windows covered up by the monumental 19th - century murals painted by Puvis de Chavannes .

The islets themselves thrust upwards , a mass of weird shapes . 

It was discovered in 1900 in the wreck of a Greek ship near the barren islet of Antikythera , off the south coast of Greece . 

On a small rocky islet is ` Kolymba " , a rectangular cavity 40 metres long by 12 metres wide , carefully sawn out of the limestone to a depth of almost 2 metres ( Plate 16 ) . 

We passed close by the islet , disturbing a number of grey seals basking on the dark rocks and putting a party of shags to flight . 

She was kept prisoner in Edinburgh and then in a castle on an islet in Loch Leven near Kinross . 

A small islet at the other end of the loch is supposed to have been a prison . 

They nest mainly on rocky islets and feed by hovering and dancing over the water . 

As there is no soil at all on this rocky islet vegetation is almost non-existent , but we did come across a few tenacious rock plants growing from the guano in rock crevices . 

Nearly out of fuel , it landed on a previously uncharted islet , inadvertently adding a new outpost to the Philippine republic . 

By this measure , the companies ' analysts figure , the combination of Staples ' 553 superstores in 100 markets across the United States and Canada and Office Depot 's 571 North American outlets ( mostly superstores ) would still command less than 10 percent of the market .

During the 14th century , Japanese poets began to develop the form of verse we now call the haiku . 

This effort to unite what can not be united lies at the heart of the haiku and accounts for some of its tense , sad loveliness . 

The haiku poets aimed to condense many meanings into each phrase , so that the poem should speak of something that has both a particular and a general significance . 

These are the formal dimensions of the haiku : five syllables in the first line ; seven in the second ; five in the third . 

Your own haiku can have ` movement " as its subject , ` my town " , ` Spring " or whatever has moved you to powerful feeling . 

Notice the verbs in the haiku below and the way they catch the emotion of a single moment . 

This may in turn have caused the forelegs of prosauropods ( the Triassic forerunners of sauropods ) to become more massive , stimulated as they were by the repeated dropping onto all fours when moving slowly . 

The woman threw her stick and the dog raced past to the water , going almost under the forelegs of the horse . 

As she watched , holding her breath , it reared up , threshed at the air with its forelegs , and then leapt away and was lost to her sight beyond a rise . 

Blazer 's forelegs cut through the air almost with grace as if he were swimming . 

His forelegs support his horizontal body and the great back legs do the work . 

What is more , the mouth of the pouch faces backwards so that when the female digs with her forelegs , the earth flies safely past her young as they steadily imbibe their milk within her pouch . 

The castor or wart that grows on the inside of a horse 's foreleg was also used as the basis for a drawing powder : 

In 1914 , the upper part of its nearside foreleg was broken by a kick from a mare and the Baron had to be destroyed . 

The workers then hang them up by their forelegs in underground galleries , like living storage jars . 

While attempting to jump a five bar gate near Chesham the horse became stuck with its forelegs over the gate and hindlegs behind it . 

The forelegs , seen from the front , are straight and not set too close together . 

If the catoplebas was especially peckish it would gnaw on its own forelegs . 

Buckthorn had been bitten in the foreleg and the wound , in the manner of a rat-bite , was irritant and painful . 

Soon they dozed beside the gurgling brook , muzzles resting on outstretched forelegs , recovering their strength after their earlier exertions . 

The fly on top is on the contrary quite agitated , jerking tremendously , then convulsively , putting out its left foreleg to whip , or maybe to stroke some sort of reaction out of the fly beneath , which , however , remains so still that it seems dead . 

He lowered the horse 's left foreleg and came back to lift Isabel to the ground . 

The Richard Hannon-trained Mr Brooks , who shattered his right foreleg , was destroyed behind green screens . 

The government has suffered another defeat in the House of Lords , over its plans to privatize British Rail .

Old Parkonians suffered the narrowest of defeats against Tattenhall in the third round of the Cheshire Cup yesterday .

That was Liverpool 's heaviest defeat since Hooper conceded four at West Ham in the Littlewoods Cup last season .

INJURY forced Ivan Lendl to concede defeat in the final of the US Indoor tournament against unseeded Australian Mark Woodforde in Philadelphia .

Batmönh paid a working visit to the Soviet Union in July 1989 and in October Soviet military representatives participated in the 50th anniversary celebrations of the defeat of the Japanese at Khalkhiin Gol in 1939 .

He is also ready to deliver a second snub to France by naming a new public holiday Trafalgar Day in celebration of Admiral Horatio Nelson 's defeat of the French and Spanish in 1805 .

DEFEATS by England and Wales left Ireland facing the prospect of being left with the wooden spoon when the Women 's Junior Home International Bowls Championship is concluded in Portrush today .

DARLINGTON manager Ray Hankin has resisted bringing in young players after the 4-2 home defeat by Reading .

GEORGE FOREMAN is ready to carry on fighting after his defeat by Tommy Morrison in Las Vegas on Monday night .

Just 11 days earlier , the big striker was booed off at Maine Road following a Coca-Cola Cup defeat by Spurs but it was different this time , even though he has not scored a goal since .

BARCELONA have offered coach Johan Cruyff a two-year extension on his contract after the European Cup holders ' 2-1 Intercontinental Cup defeat by South American champions Sao Paulo in Tokyo on Sunday .

Graham , a confessed disciplinarian , issued a statement denying the involvement of any of the Gunners in a fracas following Saturday 's 2-0 defeat against Southampton .

Rudge was rested for last Sunday 's Welsh Cup defeat against Pontblyddyn to accommodate another bowler .

Samples from Hamanaka and Badastan , who returned with irregular heartbeats following their defeats at Leicester and Sandown last Thursday , have also proved negative .

Carol Ross and Brenda McCleary suffered their second defeat at the hands of the talented junior Offaly pair recent winners at Ghent Regatta .

Derry followed last Sunday 's disappointing defeat by Shelbourne at Tolka Park by restoring a measure of self belief on Thursday night with a 1-0 victory over Monaghan United in the second round of the League Cup .

After their crushing defeat at Bath two weeks ago , Gloucester will be looking to recapture the form they showed earlier in the season against the likes of Leicester .

The German press disappeared after Germany 's defeat in the First World War , while the missionary press , though of some historical interest , did not give rise to publications of any major importance .

It was Jim Callaghan 's dithering in 1978 and failure to anticipate the horrors and effect of the ` winter of discontent " that contributed substantially to Labour 's defeat in the General Election the following year .

The scale of the task confronting the new Labour leadership in trying to end an unprecedented run of election defeats is underlined by a Gallup survey of Thursday 's results , published in today 's Daily Telegraph .

In them he presents himself as a ` pickle " , that is as a self-confessed reprobate , who made good .

George III went mad , George IV was a reprobate of singularly little governmental gravitas and William IV was a nonentity .

Yanto and his gang of faithful followers regarded Sharpness and dockland as their stamping ground , while Nigger and his crowd of reprobates guarded the juvenile world of Berkeley .

After all , even a hardened reprobate like myself must have some standards to adhere to .

It also examines the relation between care management and care programming and raises some questions about future developments in the light of community care reforms .

Emergence of spy scandal -- Relations between government and opposition

Japan 's strength in Asia and her existence as a powerful member of the Western camp mean that Japan 's relations with Asia are no longer the mirror-image of those with the West .

They get into discussion with a neighbour on Concorde going to New York and when they get back they say they've got the finest idea since sliced bread. 

He had considered what he would say long and hard, he had had discussions with a wide variety of architects, planners and journalists , eighteen of whom had attended a meeting at Highgrove in September. 

The project faces up to eight months of discussions between Boeing and its customers to finalise design details of the plane. 

In the end we compromised and deferred the issue for later discussion between us . 

Visits of inspectors and college tutors might well be occasions for staff discussions on new plans and projects . 

On a lighter note, the discussion turned to matters of sport, including the official opening of the refurbished pavilion, to coincide with the Alton Sports Council Cavalcade of Sport on June 14th . 

My discussions with the café owner have always been amiable and I have paid for car parking (when asked) and have gone about my business in an unobtrusive manner. 

Although she had lived at the farm since she was ten and was accepted as one of the family, she rarely took part in family discussions . 

The coffee bars are full in the late afternoon with discussions about football, politics and the family . 

I mention this, as I am planning to visit you next week, to continue our discussion on euthanasia (although I hope you will not be disappointed to discover that my views have altered). 

Without entering into discussion as to any other failings the Institute may have , communications is certainly still one of them, and any weakening of the district society network will make this problem far worse. 

There had been weeks of discussion about finding a wife for Hamed . 

Their discussion was interrupted by the visit of Ted's Uncle Albert, who, at the age of 81, had wisdom to offer about most things. 

Although he was engaged in a heated discussion with a journalist about the way the tour of Korea had been reported , it is unlikely that he would have said anything that he did not think his employer, the Princess of Wales, wanted known. 

The instructor is advised to encourage the trainees to generate others and to submit them to group discussion . 

It is assumed that on completion of a form some amount of discussion between the lexicographers and the New OED Computer Group will be required to enable the request to be actioned. 

Present discussions about overhauling the entire social security and tax systems may well presage such changes (writing in April 1984). 

Some completed a lengthy questionnaire, others took part in small group discussions . 

The workshop began with a discussion about whether everyone had the right to a paid job . 

It gives you a break from purely business discussions in order to keep the tone of the meeting relaxed and friendly. 

On other occasions your spokesman may be taking part in a panel discussion . 

The aim of arguments and discussions between supporters of rival paradigms should be persuasion rather than compulsion. 

She often visited the Fitzgerald house and Joe enjoyed discussions about books with her and Anne . 

I was told that all our discussions were to be frank and open, that's all I'm trying to be. 

`But, Emma, I wonder if you 'd mind having a quick business discussion with me before things get out of hand? " 

" Lunch will be more convenient, dear, but after that we've put the whole of the rest of the day aside to have a thorough discussion of your problems . 

Discussion of the best or most accessible vein is strikingly similar to embalmers ' discussions about arterial accessibility . 

A computer presentation which provides a realistic management situation designed to stimulate discussion among business English students . 

Such questions will often generate discussion among the students generally and thus provide a useful means of stimulating their interest. 

The substantive part of my discussion with the Dalai Lama was specifically concerned with human rights -- most notably, though not exclusively, in Tibet. 

We shall look at this very carefully and have discussions with the current owners and with everybody on the island before anything is decided. 

I know from my discussions with business men that prompt payment is vital. 

Bird Jr denied Colombian suggestions that he had known about the 1989 shipment, but he admitted having had discussions with a former Israeli army officer who had plans to establish a business in Antigua . 

He returned via Tunis where he was believed to have held discussions with Yassir Arafat, the Chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) . 

So, whether you particularly want to or not, we 'll continue our discussion as soon as you're dressed. " 

In our discussion of delinquency in contemporary society ( Chapter 3 , pp. 34-35 ) we looked at Paul Corrigan 's study of working-class boys in the north-east of England .

In order to continue our discussion of the linguistic units involved in language comprehension , we will now review some of the experiments which have investigated the storage of spoken and written language in memory .

In all of our discussions with intelligence unit managers , this point surfaced consistently and repeatedly : their biggest challenge was not collecting or even interpreting the information , but developing a respected working relationship with managers .

Modern discussion of the issue has normally centred on the role of the Woodvilles , who are identified as the cause of a split within the ruling group which lay at the root of the crisis .

During the decade prior to the First World War there was some discussion of proposals for the state maintenance of children .

Not surprisingly the CEGB did its best to avoid any detailed discussion of the comparative economics of coal and nuclear power at the Hinkley C Inquiry .

The aeroplane stopped at Cairo for a discussion with Nasser , and then at Delhi to consult Mrs Gandhi .

In a series of private discussions with congressmen on Capitol Hill , Mr Major was asked only once directly about Ulster and replied that progress was being made in getting people round the table for negotiations .

Omar and I had a tiring discussion with him , beset by clouds of flies .

My right hon. and noble Friend the Minister of State also had discussions with Mrs. Ogata on 7 February .

Too rarely has it involved the specialist in the secondary school in regular discussion with primary colleagues .

He works till lunch , then wanders into the kitchen and has long argument with Tony , or perhaps a discussion about the best way to cook trout or whether or not to sack the gardener .

She wanted to shrug away from him but not prompt a discussion about her behaviour , which she no doubt would if she did .

When it came , what a bore -- no beer , no fancy cheroots , just a long discussion about the validity of putting Sham 69 on the cover .

Therefore we need an uninterrupted discussion about our experiences and ideas for tomorrow .

Most of the discussion on variations in access to schooling has concentrated on provision in the inner city areas .

This led to some discussion on the Earl 's attitudes and behaviour .

I have drafted this as an aid to our discussion on 26th Nov on the role of National Secretaries .

Over the autumn there 's been much discussion on Scottish winter grades .

There has been little discussion on the necessary degree of probability of a kind of damage occurring .

Ottaviani first tried to prevent any discussion in the Commission and , when that failed , to delay referring the text to the Council .

In August 1990 the French government attempted to appease this growing discontent by promising to hold discussions in 1991 on the territory 's future .

Discussion in Cabinet was aided by the absence of Churchill -- and also Eden -- because of illness .

` There are discussions in Belgrade tonight and I am convinced now that we will go . "

I have strong political disagreements with something which I think has dominated political discussion in the women 's movement recently which is the politics of identity .

Eorcenwald , bishop of London , is said to have been privy to discussions between Theodore and Wilfrid ( Vita Wilfridi , ch. 43 ) .

List servers may be used to raise issues for a particular discipline or to air thoughts and to stimulate discussion between a whole range of people who will never meet .

There was no discussion between the Prime Minister and the Chancellor for two days .

The war of 1689--97 saw a long series of such contacts between the belligerents almost from its outbreak ; and the final settlement stemmed from protracted discussions between French and Dutch emissaries in 1694--96 .

The discussions between businessmen about profitability and how to maximise it , about dementia not being sufficiently profitable , about the sale of ` filled beds " -- all these aspects are hard to take .

This will be forthcoming only if there is full discussion between the universities and all concerned with the pre-registration year , and a realisation by all of the importance of the year to the young doctor . "

There has been a brief discussion as to whether in fact the guardian ad litem has the power under section 34(2) to make an application in any event .

I do not believe that the Sale of Goods Act was designed to provoke metaphysical discussions as to the nature of what is delivered in comparison with what is sold .

Unfortunately , the onset of severe flight conditions had stopped Myeloski from continuing his discussion with Duncan about the kidnapping .

We are , however , in discussion with the Receiver on the formation of a new group , including us , which will look at the possibility of purchase back and the resurrection of the business " .

These reforms followed much discussion in the 1980s on the structure and form of government expenditure reports .

When I was a young postgraduate research worker my doctoral thesis began from a discussion in a staff common room on the concept of ` community " .

They get into discussion with a neighbour on Concorde going to New York and when they get back they say they 've got the finest idea since sliced bread .

The eventual product of their lengthy discussions was the strongly Presbyterian Directory of Public Worship , which was accepted by parliament in early 1645 as a blueprint for the new ecclesiastical establishment .

We shall take witchcraft beliefs , mainly in tribal contexts , as our point of departure for a wider-ranging general discussion of tribal religions .

` We do n't like to have big discussions as to how our art should be . "

In addition , the groups had a group discussion ( organized by the team leader ) between the first and second repetitions , though the subjects actually performed the experiment on an individual basis on each repetition .

Funds have been allocated to facilitate workplace reform and the unions in Western Australia have put forward a job redesign package as part of their current wage discussions .

It is easy to switch from a serious and formal business discussion to a jovial telephone conversation and back again .

How , then , has the acceptance and understanding of racial differences been perpetuated and built into policy discussions during the past 40 years ?

Draft directives on civil liability for damage caused by waste are under discussion .

Our ` need " for autonomy is not , of course , total and universal , any more than any of the needs and requirements under discussion here .

What precisely those technologies are , and where they come from , is still under discussion , it says .

How do these findings bear upon our earlier discussion of Zande witchcraft ?

Have discussions taken place between the unit manager and the director of nurse education to facilitate the best match between the needs of nurses in training and those of the service ?

Wycliffe brought Kersey up to date but seemed reluctant to enter into any sort of discussion .

Regional Council president Gérard Longuet has been holding discussions on this agreement since June not only with Les Verts but also with Génération Ecologie , two of whose six representatives also announced their support for his administration .

That point is being discussed now directly between Israel and Syria in the bilateral discussions in Washington .

Remarkably , variables such as education and political discussion had relatively little influence on economic perceptions .

Such a state of affairs would , of course , protect serious public discussion of matters of social importance but it would also debase much of the discussion of public affairs .

` Informed public discussion of potentially controversial issues is being inhibited . "

The first public discussions between US and Guamian officials of Guam 's proposal for a new political association with the USA took place in Honolulu , Hawaii , on Dec. 11-12 , 1989 .

Antrim 's new president collected 220 votes in all as the finances of the Association came in for some healthy but heated discussion .

The men on the radio were now having a lively discussion about an ` advanced " modern symphony where the orchestra seemed to consist of three tape recorders and a row of synchronized vacuum cleaners .

A serious discussion was taking place in the kitchen ( the hub of the house ) .

` This time , though , you have walked into what must be a time of private family discussion . "

Memory of such discussions often proves to be rather selective .

Major will spend tomorrow morning on Capitol Hill in discussion with party leaders and have lunch at the British Embassy with further US movers and shakers , including the head of the Central Intelligence Agency .

Reliable sources have confirmed that GM is ` leading the pack " of international car companies with which Jaguar is in discussions .

My goggles ice up at regular intervals and I wipe them with my glove , afraid that I will miss the trail a groundless fear as the dogs follow the pack scent . 

He adjusts the flaps , zips up his jacket , pulls down his goggles . 

Manescu adjusted his snow goggles as white flakes the size of cats ' tails began to drift down . 

Werewolf had opted for clear plastic goggles but he had already dispensed with them , tying them to his belt . 

The thin beam waved by Victor Kurlos was spotted at 3am by a team in an RAF Sea King helicopter hunting for him with night sight goggles . 

In the moonlight Ion Manescu , sitting in the lead vehicle , peered through his snow goggles at the rolling wilderness . 

I had to hold down the wheelbarrow by sitting on it while taking off my hat , changing into my jeans , and putting on goggles and a smog-mask . 

It includes an ultra-sonic head tracking device that sits on top of the monitor and lightweight three-dimensional goggles . 

I refer to seeing paving stones being sawn and the person doing the job neither wearing goggles or a mask while being enveloped in a cloud of dust . 

Grinning , she pulled a pair of infrared night goggles from it . 

Then I went shopping down at Lillywhites and bought a pair of swimming shorts , a Speedo swimcap and a pair of swimmer 's goggles . 

There should have been gloves and protective goggles and face masks to field the resin and varnish dust . 

Their riders were helmeted and sinister behind dark goggles and black leather . 

The result was so spectacular that those of us in the front line who were showered with debris turned up at future games wearing motorbike goggles to protect our eyes and in honour of our hero . 

This is why man sees only blurred images under water unless he wears air-filled goggles . 

A HEADSET video screen , worn like ski goggles , is being developed by Japanese company Sony . 

The reflection of a soldering iron in protective goggles as the musical weapons are forged . 

He pulled on the goggles but still there was nothing to see except for the red embers of a dying fire emanating from some unknown source . 

This development in ski goggles from Solar is not going to change the world , but it 's interesting nonetheless . 

A snorkel and diving goggles have often been recommended for the deepest powder snow . 

A salesman at one licensed dealer used to read his clients ' horoscopes for them . 

I was found wandering by Mr Ozzy Dunk , a salesman for Golden Touch Sunbed Centres . 

My father was a salesman for an engineering firm selling pit motors . 

Audubon was an effective salesman for his book among the wealthy , to whom he himself seemed an exotic . 

Successful salesmen in bucket shops scorn weak or moralising colleagues , just as they do all the clients . 

Porter International is staging a series of two-day training sessions for its salesmen in six cities across America , starting mid-January . 

VICTIMS of last week 's floods are being warned to be on their guard against unscrupulous doorstep salesmen , who may try to take advantage of their situations . 

But the equities salesman who goes to work for a futures dealer may find the going hard . 

The kitchen salesman who offers you a ridiculously large discount is probably not doing you any favours . 

I sent off my $5 and I got back a list of occupations : TV repairman , shoe salesman , musician , fireman , axe murderer . 

Before then , she knew , Ray had sometimes spent the night there on his travels as a commercial salesman . 

It had been four months altogether before he returned to the Works , by which time Andrew Jones had been installed in the showrooms as assistant salesman . 

The dried fish salesman on a nearby stall watched this madman with interest . 

The P.G.A. banned golf salesmen from club professional events unless a minimum of £5,000 a year was spent by their firms on sponsorship . 

Peter Austin , former Middle East salesman for GEC Marconi , heads a group of private investors that has raised £12 million for the project . 

But he is already top salesman in his company and dreams of being able to give it all up to start his own small business . 

He entered the profession after an apprenticeship at the Jesuit college he attended in Sheffield , where his father , a salesman in steel , had moved from London with his young son . 

Despite the elderly couple repeatedly telling salesmen Eric Stewart that they did n't want any windows he continued his talk and demonstration until 11pm . 

HOW dare your reader criticise the American Democratic candidate Bill Clinton for having a smile like a used car salesman ? 

A Nottingham car salesman who went with two prostitutes aged fourteen and fifteen has been jailed for three years . 

The computer salesman suggested they play ` Twenty Questions " or ` I Spy " , but a glance from Skinner shut him up . 

Jennifer and insurance salesman Dennis Crawford split up when the model was a teenager . 

Physical attraction was drawing an insurance salesman into a web of murder . 

Research shows that in 1990 about 60% of us received calls from telephone salesmen , yet three quarters of us object to them . 

The Loiseau phenomenon has rocked French cuisine , transforming the son of a travelling salesman into the country 's most talked about chef . 

The travelling salesman climbed from his car , rolling up his sleeves as he did so . 

This gives him an antidote to the high pressure selling techniques sometimes employed by door-to-door salesmen . 

He worked as a sports salesman , a bingo hall caller and a fruit seller before joining the Royal Navy . 

He was a very much larger than life character who it is understood , although it may not be strictly true , was sacked three times by his company for which he worked as a salesman . 

Long ago the Vikings had a village where their ships ' crews rested and sheltered in the inlet of the River Hull . 

The waters now seen are those of Loch Hourn , an inlet of the Sound of Sleat extending ten miles inland and , in its narrow further reaches , the most impressive of the western sea lochs . 

Like Loch Hourn , which in configuration it resembles closely , Loch Nevis is an inlet of the Sound of Sleat , initially wide but becoming narrow as it thrusts through the hills . 

There was a deepwater anchorage a few miles downstream , in an inlet of Bridgemarsh Island . 

Finally , on a bright sunny morning , our train chugged along the wide expanse of the Fraser River and Vancouver Inlet to that great city itself . 

While many people dabbled , it 's a little known fact even in cave diving circles , that Geoff Yeadon , often diving alone , logged over 18,000 metres of diving looking for the King Pot inlet . 

After much searching we found a six-bedroomed house called ` Windrush " , located on the sea near Horseshoe Bay at the mouth of Squamish Inlet . 

He led us up a steep track until we were 1,000 feet above the long Lochranza inlet . 

A superbly presented two year old condominium ( townhouse ) in an elevated position , above Flatts inlet with panoramic water views to the North Shore , Harrington Sound and the South Shore . 

The inlets behind the spit at Seaford are now infilled ; at Shoreham , the early harbour is now silted up , and at Winchelsea , the sea which destroyed the earlier site has now abandoned the second . 

The Burry Inlet in Wales has been accorded the status of a Special Protection Area under the EC Directive on the Conservation of Wild Birds . 

Can it have changed much -- or did it rain so pre-emptively that he can not have noticed the lovely inlets at Isleornsay , their green banked lands sloping to soft-coloured waters ? 

` See that small , needle-like rock at the mouth of the inlet ? 

The dolphins have often formed up in groups of up to 3000 when they reach Izu , and they are driven into the narrow inlets of Suruga Bay . 

Maldon salt is a trade name for sea salt from the many inlets on the Essex coast . 

But the high moorlands , the deep valleys and the long sea inlets , or rias , were obstacles . 

Lough Neagh , Lough Erne and the sea inlets are popular for boating activities . 

When the ice melted the valleys were drowned , forming deep water inlets , or fjords . 

She knew that I loved to walk along the inlet with the children , looking for shells or pebbles or a wild flower . 

` I would like to walk across the inlet to the island , " I said . 

As a course this demands a very full timetable , but it offers strongly-motivated students an opportunity to develop in parallel the intellectual and practical sides of their study of art .

The resolution demanded within two months a full timetable of tests for 1991 , and an inquiry into the environmental effects of testing on Novaya Zemlya .

Your planning diary and your weekly timetable are simply management tools -- they work for you , not the other way round .

The science students had very full timetables ; these consisted mainly of lectures , with some lab sessions and problem classes or tutorials ( the latter being much less frequent on the physical science course ) .

This group is led by Ms Jayalalitha , a former film star , and , more important , a former mistress of the late Chief Minister , Mr M.G. Ramachandran . 

Hired to get evidence on the mistress of an older man who has supposedly cheated on him , Diquet and his girl-Friday Leone find themselves involved in a strange plot that involves wartime collaboration and a fabulous diamond . 

Among the clubs frequented by the gentry of London in the eighteenth century was the Wig Club which owed its name to a wig , reputedly made of the pubic hair of the mistresses of King Charles II . 

Couturiers and provision merchants , caterers and decorators never refused Lady Hamilton , mistress of Admiral Lord Nelson , all the credit she needed . 

Whereas the satiric intentions of Divorce Italian Style were pointed and comic , Alfredo Alfredo gets unduly preachy as Dustin and his mistress join the four-year fight to change the Italian law on divorce . 

Remind me to tell you some time about my Uncle Morton 's wife and his mistress both turning up to his funeral in the self-same dress …

She tracked his middle-aged mistress to a caravan-site love nest only two miles from her bungalow home . 

He had two hundred and fifty pounds in his pocket with which to pay off his mistress in preparation for the taking of a wife . 

Built for George II's mistress , Henrietta Howard ( later Countess of Suffolk ) in 1724-29 , this magnificent villa is set in open parkland by the Thames . 

Sara Hart was not his wife , was no longer his mistress , and could not have affected him financially . 

` Is n't this the time of day Frenchmen meet their mistresses ? 

The most important members of this courtier group were the king 's mistress Alice Perrers , William Latimer and John Lord Neville . 

Jenny was still clinging desperately to the notion of everyday duties , but here was the mistress carrying on in a way that went straight past the mundane . 

She might be a mistress , but she might equally well be a daughter , a wife , a sister -- perhaps someone weak-minded , perhaps someone elderly . 

wife of a London goldsmith who became mistress to King Edward IV about 1470 . 

She later became better known as Lord Nelson 's mistress , Lady Hamilton . 

In 1898 the twenty-nine-year-old Alice met and soon became the mistress of the fifty-six-year-old Albert Edward , Prince of Wales . 

Allegations that Mr Bush had a mistress have been investigated by newspapers and referred to on radio and television . 

In a profile in the latest issue of New York 's Vanity Fair magazine , Mrs Clinton takes the astonishing step of naming Mr Bush 's alleged former mistress . 

For years before he died , one day in May last year , the ultra-respectable Brian Courtenay had a mistress on the side . 

Parkin added that although Nicola had become his mistress , she was keen to avoid gossip in the office and maintain her independence . 

He forced his wife to put up with having his mistress living in the house with them . 

The mill became known as Millend Maltings and for its malted biscuits ; it was gutted by fire . 

He puts his dry biscuit down , and with his left hand seizes his right elbow . 

` Of course it has n't all stemmed from that seed , " he continued , pouring a glass of fruit juice and offering me a bowl of seaplant mousse into which to dip my bran biscuit . 

There was a thermos flask and a cup and saucer by the bed with some arrowroot biscuits . 

And it was the corn shop that started selling the dog and cat biscuits . 

It was seven o'clock in the evening and Lowell was mashing up cat biscuits in hot water for Middy . 

In one hand Emily had a glass with half an inch of darkish liquid in the bottom , and in the other a plate of shortbread biscuits . 

Armed only with a mug of tea and a packet of wholewheat biscuits , David Mead takes Julian Colbeck 's video crash course in home recording …

Whilst doing so he managed to chomp his way through several broken biscuits . 

“ You 're not cross-questioning an enemy spy , you know , ” she flared , and turned her attention back to her revolting biscuit . 

Inside , customers thread their way between stacks of every imaginable pasta , pickles and condiments , flasks of vintage olive oils , stacks of imported biscuits , panforte and panettone . 

She fed him bits of biscuit , keeping her fingers clear of his teeth . 

Amaretto liqueur is an Italian almond-flavoured liqueur , so if you like the taste of almonds and Italian amaretti biscuits you 're sure to love it . 

Leonora sipped her tea in silence , watching him dispose of a large slice of cheese and several wholewheat biscuits . 

A knock on the door announced the arrival of two white mugs of tea and an anchor-decorated plate on which lay , unbelievably , two large thickly coated chocolate biscuits . 

` I was having a chocolate biscuit to celebrate , " she admitted , when she was sitting down again . 

And when I went to play occasionally near to their house , Mrs Thwaites would bring out large sweet biscuits for me . 

Miss Mates will make us all some tea , give you some sweet biscuits , and only when I am fully satisfied that you are fit again shall I allow you to leave . 

Do not go into cafés , browse in cake shops , linger over the chocolate counter , or bake a batch of biscuits . 

Rosalba baked special almond biscuits , hoops of crumbly nuts and fine sugar , intending to wrap some in coloured papers and offer them to Tommaso 's mother as a gift for the feast ; but could not , because , as she was about to set off , she realised that she did not know her well enough to call and give her a present . 

They tended to their horses and ate the flat , tasteless biscuits Thomas had brought with him before beginning their ride back . 

This is neither comfortable nor attractive and leaves you wondering whether the radiographer will ever eat another Bourbon biscuit , let alone dunk one . 

They are made from wafer biscuits and cost £10.80 for a box of 120 . 

You want to nibble every biscuit in the tin , and nothing will ever change you ! 

He is sitting on the corner of the big table in the kitchen , nodding his head and nibbling a dry biscuit , as Shirley Esplin , the flautist , explains about her work to him . 

At the time , Maurice Utrillo was confined to a lunatic asylum through his chronic alcoholism and Lunia and the Zborowskis went to visit him every day . 

I did enjoy our cup of tea together , and thank you for trusting me enough to tell me about your husband 's alcoholism . 

Robert Slessor 's alcoholism lost him his job , and in 1859 the family moved to the industrial town of Dundee , looking for work . 

I know you 'll understand our anguish -- you 've been through so much with your husband 's alcoholism . 

Too much sugar was being produced , so the excess was made into aguardente ( sugarcane rum ) but this was said to be causing alcoholism as the unemployed took to drinking cheap aguardente . 

Sheriff Robert Younger told him : ` You are a first offender and perhaps your alcoholism may have played a part in these offences . 

As Best defied his own name and went from bad to worse , the former United star had pellets injected into his stomach in a failed bid to combat alcoholism ; he spent time in jail for drunk driving , police assault and jumping bail , and at his most desperate offered his services to any football team willing to pay £1,000 to include him in their team . 

Diversion -- showing that one does have some practical experience of treating alcoholism and other forms of addiction can be guaranteed to result in a change in the topic of conversation . 

They were also slightly more often diagnosed as suffering from alcoholism , schizophrenia , hysteria and chronic brain syndrome . 

TEHRAN â€� Police on Saturday arrested dozens of militants who smashed their way into university dormitories and beat up sleeping students in a wave of violence aimed at putting down protests against Iran 's Islamic government .

The United Nations says more than 2,200 people have died since protests against Assad 's regime began in March .

The demonstration in the southern city of Diwaniyeh was the first known protest against Hussein since the war began Jan. 17 , the travelers said .

The council 's 33-4 vote increased the overt threat of prosecution regarding a government campaign that the United Nations says has killed at least 2,200 people since protests against the regime began in March .

The civil war that began in February with mass protests against Kadafi 's rule had paralyzed the industry .

Would this have been seen as protest against the incoming Clinton administration , or perhaps against the Oslo peace process ?

The United Nations said in mid-August that security forces had killed 2,200 people since protests against four decades of rule by the Assad family began in March .

In related news , protests against the government were planned for Friday .

Thousands of Libyans fleeing warfare have found refuge in Tunisia , where protests against the former president helped launch the so-called Arab Spring revolts that have swept through the region .

In February , inspired by the revolutions in neighboring Egypt and Tunisia , the two men were among the first to take part in peaceful protests against the man who had ruled their country since they were children .

When eastern Libya erupted into anti-Kadafi protests in mid-February , Misurata and other cities in the west quickly followed .

Activists have intensified protests in the last days of Ramadan , hoping to force an end to Assad 's regime .

The organizing of a protest in the capital itself appears to mark an escalation from previous demonstrations , most of which have taken place in rural areas .

The protests in Dara erupted last week with residents marching in the streets to demand the release of about 20 political detainees .

Elsewhere in Syria , about 1,000 people participated in a late-night protest in areas surrounding the city of Dair Alzour , along the Euphrates River , on Sunday .

The four men , who had played a major role in recent weekly demonstrations for better governance , were detained last Friday as they gathered for their regular protest in central Baghdad 's Tahrir Square .

But when Kadafi answered with gunfire , crushing protests in the smaller western city of Zawiya , Misurata residents vowed not to suffer the same fate .

At a protest in Feodosiya on Thursday , Leonid Grach , a Communist Party leader , charged that Yushchenko had " betrayed the interests of Ukraine .

More than 10,000 people took part in a protest in Logar province , south of the Afghan capital , Kabul .

An antiwar group announced plans for protests in Los Angeles , Chicago and nine other cities this week .

Hundreds of people , many chanting anti-American slogans , took part in the protest in Kabul , massing near a heavily guarded area where the U. S. Embassy and the headquarters of the NATO force are located .

We 've got all the protests in the east where the poorest of Libyans live and resent Kadafi the most .

An official inside the Iraqi parliament , who spoke on condition of anonymity , said officials decided to slash their pay after protests in the capital and the provinces against poor services and corruption .

Activists also reported protests in the suburbs of Damascus and the coastal city of Lattakia , where there were reports of gunfire .

Other videos show protests in the northern province of Idlib and the Damascus suburbs of Amouda , Qaboun and the Midan .

In Baghdad , a few hundred demonstrators attended their weekly Friday protest for better governance in downtown 's Tahrir Square .

Internet service was cut after the eruption of mass protests in February , he said .

Police fired assault rifles into the air to break up the early-morning protest on the outskirts of Kabul .

Some warned that the fight between Saleh and Ahmar had nothing to do with the pro-democracy protests of the last several months and was fueled more by a power struggle between the two men .

Local television news , however , reported that riot police beat two Iraqi cameramen during a protest in Basra .

Demonstrations against a shortage of jobs , electricity , water and other basic services have been rising among Iraqis as they have become inspired by protests across the Arab world .

Demonstrators continued their protest at the emergency room entrance .

Muataz said that on Sunday he had joined about 200 other lawyers in a protest outside the main courthouse in Tripoli , which was dispersed .

A Kadafi government spokesman this month rejected the opposition 's offer of a cease-fire , which calls for the government to withdraw forces from besieged cities and allow peaceful protests .

The country has been engulfed in conflict since mid-February , when antigovernment protests erupted in several cities .

Reporting from Cairo and Beirut â€� Fifteen people were killed by Syrian security forces , witnesses said , as a bloody campaign to end political protests continued Wednesday in the southern city of Dara .

Along with the peaceful protests , some Assad opponents have taken up arms against the government .

" The regime prefers guns on the streets to peaceful protests , " said Amr Al-Azm , a Syrian opposition figure who teaches at Shawnee State University in Ohio .

He was at the forefront of massive street protests that choked the streets of Beirut after Hariri 's assassination , his neck draped in the red and white of the Lebanese flag .

The story of the Western Mountains , the rebels say , shows how Libyans pursuing peaceful protests became well-armed warriors because of the violent response and missteps of Kadafi 's regime .

One student wrote on an Iranian blog that Ali-Mohammadi urged his students to take to the streets in anti-government protests , even joining them in minibuses heading to demonstrations .

Instead , the steps have been marked so far by walkouts , boycotts and street protests , highlighting continued sectarian divisions and the frictions that prevail even between those factions that are reconciled to the political process .

The nationwide demonstrations were a sharp rebuke of efforts by Assad to assuage his opponents by lifting an emergency law , abolishing a secretive security court and granting citizens the right to peaceful protests .

Reporting from Kabul , Afghanistan â€� Violent repercussions of a Koran-burning at an obscure Florida evangelical church shook Afghanistan again Saturday , with authorities in the southern city of Kandahar reporting nine people killed in furious street protests .

But even near the center of power , some sustained anti-government protests lasted into the evening , possibly perpetuated by social networking websites , which have been restored in recent weeks after a 2007 crackdown .

Elsewhere in the country , authorities clamped down on movement and communication as activists and government forces prepared for Friday prayers , often followed by massive antigovernment protests .

Governments in Syria , Jordan , Egypt and Saudi Arabia face violent street protests demanding retribution against Israel -- and they eventually yield , triggering a major regional war .

Mullen will press governments to allow peaceful protests to continue , said his spokesman , Capt. John Kirby .

In Damascus , small protests pierced the calm for only minutes before security forces overwhelmed the demonstrators , witnesses said .

The neighborhood had turned into a battle zone after Saleh refused to sign a regionally backed agreement to leave office after four months of pro-democracy protests .

The Libyan protests are not the " beginning of a revolution , " said Mustafa Labbad , head of Al Sharq Center for Regional and Strategic Studies in Cairo .

Small protests also broke out in the southern city of Assiut , which were dispersed quickly by security forces .

In the 1990s , when the state sought to put down Shiite popular protest , satellite television had not blossomed , and it was far easier for the royal family to manage the message .

The past week , they took such action against young Iranians who had been holding nightly protests since Tuesday , chanting anti-government slogans , including unprecedented calls for Khamenei 's death .

Friday night saw the most intense violence of the week , even though there was no anti-government protest .

Yet instead of putting the soldiers to work , U. S. occupation authorities abruptly disbanded the armed forces as part of a de-Baathification campaign , sending hundreds of thousands of former soldiers into the streets in angry protest .

Since the largely nonviolent protests began six months ago , Assad 's government has employed political-intelligence forces , army troops and armed civilian mercenaries to try to crush the demonstrations and arrest participants .

He then ruled that tough regulations , imposed in December to curtail even peaceful anti-apartheid protests , were invalid from the outset .

The mosque sermons inciting crowds appeared to be part of an orchestrated campaign , as is often the case with anti-Western protests .

Over the last 10 days , there have been almost daily protests against canceled plans by a Florida pastor to burn the Muslim holy book to commemorate the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks .

On Tuesday , all factions in Shiite Muslim-majority Wasit province boycotted the latest meeting called to choose a governor after street protests were held the previous day against the leading contender .

Saadi Kadafi , a former professional soccer player known for his partying and run-ins with the law in Europe , also headed a militia accused of directing fire on Libyan civilians during antigovernment protests .

In the years that followed , student protest spread across the United States .

When mass protests broke out in Libya on Feb. 17 , Kaim said , he was initially hopeful that some kind of accommodation could be reached with the demonstrators .

The tainted vote also led to an election night protest that was brutally crushed by police , who arrested dozens of demonstrators , including several presidential candidates .

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad , whose disputed reelection victory in June was the catalyst for what have been the largest street protests since the Islamic government took power in the 1979 revolution , also blamed the West .

In Sabratha , several witnesses said , the red-bereted militiamen opened fire randomly on entrances to homes in districts where there was unrest , just to keep people from joining protests .

According to human rights activists and correspondents for Western wire services , however , thousands of people voluntarily joined a protest at which speakers complained about unemployment and low living standards .

More than 100 people participated in the Hillah protest , which was organized by Sadr 's office there .

His refusal to step down stands in contrast to the decisions this winter by the leaders of Tunisia and Egypt , who left office in the face of popular protests .

Opposition supporters have called for renewed protests Friday in the region 's government-controlled areas .

The agreement was sealed after months of unusually confrontational rhetoric and aggressive public protests staged by the union 's leaders .

Kadafi was the third long-ruling leader to fall since the outbreak of the so-called Arab Spring protests .

Video posted on the Internet and said to be from the restive central city of Hama showed high school students pouring into the streets in protest after finishing exams Monday .

Saturday 's Kandahar protest followed a similar pattern , spreading over a period of hours to several parts of the city .

He said that at last week 's protest a few soldiers asked him for a smoke and then threw him into a car , where they broke his leg .

Journalists at the Baghdad protest Friday were protected by security forces .

Their hardiness in the aquarium is reflected in their natural habitat .

Meanwhile fellow travellers can only admire the hardiness of the last great explorer , now 83 .

Weediness is widely held to reside in a set of 13 traits , bearing on such matters as general hardiness , competitiveness , reproductive habits and germination of seed .

One could sense the energy , spirit and hardiness of the long gone inhabitants .

However , care should be taken that they do not lose their exceptional hardiness and thriftiness in pursuit of greater yields , and also that they do not become extinct through being crossed with Friesians .

Research in Germany on the cold hardiness of Primula acaulis shows that the red-flowered cultivars are more frost-sensitive than the white or blue equivalents .

The original breed 's hardiness , great adaptability , pleasant nature and dependable productivity live on in other breeds on every continent .

They treated the seeds of hybrids and pollen of bearded irises with gamma rays and produced a series of new varieties with better winter hardiness and disease resistance .

They can then be planted outdoors or in containers , depending on the herb and its hardiness .

A final caution about using monographs about painters is that they can seldom be read alone . 

Lodge was recently amused by the arrival from America of the first critical monograph about him . 

Last month , Sobor Press of Moscow launched a two-volume monograph by Valentin Novikov on the Russian painter Ilya Glazunov ( b. 1930 ) at Roy Miles 's gallery in London . 

The work of Foerster in mapping the human brain by electrical stimulation of the exposed cortex was developed and extended by his pupil Penfield and associates , culminating in the monograph by Penfield and Roberts ( 1959 ) . 

Her monograph , The Metabolism of Fat , published in 1943 as the first of Methuen 's monographs in biochemistry , summarized her views on the field , in which she was by then a recognized authority . 

A recent monograph of Jacob Epstein 's memorial sculpture to the naturalist W. H. Hudson at Hyde Park Corner may be used as an example . 

BEFORE THE END of his mammoth production Birds of Europe and his Monograph of Toucans ever came into view , Gould began planning his next major project . 

The potential reader of a monograph on a minor artist may not find a book easily , but there are plenty of publications on Leonardo , Rembrandt or Picasso . 

The Poyser monograph on The Barn Owl was published at the same time ; it has more words , contains many photo graphs and even has a colour plate , yet is £15 cheaper . 

The appearance of this beautifully-produced book from the small New York publishing company Timken marks the first monograph on the Danish nineteenth-century artist Christen Købke . 

A major monograph by James Beck , the subject of a recent notorious court case over the cleaning of della Quercia 's tomb of Ilaria del Carretto 

The outcome was The Mode of Action of Drugs on Cells , 1933 , and an immensely influential monograph on general pharmacology ( Heffter 's Handbuch der experimentellen Pharmakologie , vol. iv , 1937 ) . 

Author of Early Netherlandish Painting as well as of Studies in Iconology and a monograph on Dürer , he was concerned with the question of ‘ national styles ’ . 

There has been no full-scale monograph on Piero in English since Kenneth Clark 's some forty years ago . 

He has published monographs on the organisation and OOBs of all armies involved in the Crimean war . 

Yet anthropologists regularly write monographs about particular " primitive " religions and even about " primitive religion " in general . 

The tears welled up in her eyes and trickled into her ears and down her neck ; she heard her own sobs but made no effort to contain them . 

For some time the only sound in the room was that of her choking sobs and his comforting murmur as he continued to tenderly stroke her hair . 

Jenny gave a convulsive sob and lay back in her pillows again . 

She gave a slight sob as they came towards her , her eyes wide with fear . 

This seemed to quieten Oliver ; his screams died down into long , big sobs that made him shake all over . 

Covering his own face with his hands , he was overtaken by silent sobs that made his shoulders shake . 

Kate 's shoulders were heaving under great sobs that racked her body . 

Emotion welled up inside her , and with a strangled exclamation she turned her face into the pillow and wept , great shuddering sobs which hurt her chest . 

With a stifled sob Perdita stumbled upstairs , slamming the door so hard that every ornament in the house shook . 

It was a sob of relief -- she knew she was finally safe ; then the cries turned to ones of anguish . 

There was an appalled silence in the room , broken by a choked sob from Georg , who suddenly ran out of the door . 

The only sound in the house is the occasional last convulsive sob from the top of the stairs . 

He Held her breathlessly tight and she felt his body shake with deep sobs . 

Muted sounds emerged between his tearing sobs , but no more articulate words . 

His breathing turned into ragged sobs , his hands slickening with blood as he pulled at the loose dead weight of Saunders ' body . 

Patrick could hardly bear to listen to her throat-tearing sobs . 

" Melissa began but Eleanor paid no heed as wave after wave of pent-up fear poured out between her sobs . 

The racking sobs did n't last long ; she was too afraid that fitzAlan would recover and come after her . 

A dry sob broke from the man 's lips before he brought himself back under control . 

Long shuddering sobs shook her slight frame as she poured out her hurt and misery . 

Our research indicates that the relationships between firms in the textile and apparel industries remain underdeveloped , with new competitive forces driving both sides to change .

The Aztecs believed in an inner force that provided warmth , courage , vitality , and in children , growth .

Physicists have an answer  work is force acting through distance  given by a single number , or scalar , representing the sum of the force acting through the distance .

Thus part of the answer to the emergence of specific structures lies in the expansion and cooling of the universe , with the associated sequences of symmetry breakings that split the four fundamental forces , yielded a quark - gluon soup that cooled into other elementary particles , then atoms , simple molecules , self - gravitating masses , galaxies , giant molecular clouds , and second - eneration stars .

First , let 's just consider the physicist 's definition of work as the integral of force acting through distance .

In any specific case of work done , some direction of application of force is specified in three - dimensional space , some actual direction of motion of the mass is specified in three-dimensional space , and some actual coupling mechanism is in place such that the force does act on the mass and get it to accelerate in that direction .

Hence , the laws , forces , and particles can deform into one another in a space of laws , forces , and particles .

Now Newtonian mechanics : Prestate the initial and boundary conditions , the particles and force laws , and with them the possible configuration space and calculate away .

Indeed , retailers like Wal-Mart Stores , Kmart Corporation , and Dillard's Inc. have been the driving forces behind changes in manufacturing and logistics systems in a way that was unheard of in Bond Stores ' time .

When it comes to the driving force behind the late twentieth - century industrial transformation , lean retailing is at the forefront of that revolution .

Even more important , the forces examined in this book provide a glimpse into processes reshaping a considerable portion of the economy .

Among the fundamental ideas of string theory is the idea that the dierent particles and the dierent forces can all be thought of as dierent modes of vibration of such strings .

Force is that which induces acceleration when applied to a mass .

so they can get them spinning centrifugal force comes close enough to uh uh simulating gravity that there 's very little problem with uh uh gravityless uh side effects

One of the uniting forces for the nationalist movement after the defeat of Napoleon were the Lesecafés ( reading cafés ) such as Spargnapani and Kranzler .

To the west of Naoussa is Kolymbithres , a growing resort whose beaches are surrounded by strange rock features that are folded by immense natural forces and eroded by the wind .

Sítio , the 90 - m ( 300 - ft ) cliff at the north end of Nazaré , offers an excellent vantage point over the green hilly countryside , the tiled roofs of the neatly packed town , and mile after mile of beach open to the full force of the Atlantic Ocean .

As the storage time increased , the required force needed to dislodge the copings also increased ( Table 5 ) .

and uh developed uh uh a free enterprise capitalistic type of economy with a common form of government that they could have uh uh been a force in the world though

The essential force behind the performance impact of these practices is their effective integration with one another .

The force of the blast was such that skylights were blown in , and boiling hot mud and ashes rained down on those below decks , killing many and scalding others .

The cerebellum is located at the top of the brainstem below the cerebrum , and works as a sort of administrative computer regulating the rate , sequence and force of motor movements .

Miraculously , we surfaced the other side of the wave only to find that we were rapidly sinking ; my spray deck had caved in with the force of the water .

Geologists , mapping the site , found it difficult to understand how they could have been shaped by the normal forces of erosion .

His head was close to Adimov , close enough to smell the force of the man 's breath , to see the white anger of the scar on his face .

She ran at him now , driving one foot up , kicking him with all her force between the legs .

El Cid 's charging cavalrymen , riding in a tightly disciplined formation , could strike at their enemy with tremendous force , wheeling and then retreating swiftly .

The first edge of her anger gone , Kate hesitates , trapped by the apparent sincerity of his voice more than by the real force of his hand .

We lay coiled like snakes , listening to the wind gathering force to rage into a storm .

The defendant , because of his superior strength is able without much force to overcome her .

He was told by the police to desist , but did not do so , and when arrested , used considerable force to resist .

At ground level we are protected from their full force by the intervening umbrella of air but , nonetheless , some of these particles manage to penetrate .

There was also evidence that corporal punishment was counter-productive : the use of physical force by teachers tended to promote violent behaviour by pupils .

All over the rest of the Soviet Union , the Chernobyl explosion was a powerful force for making people think about the environment .

Naturally , if the ions attract the electrons the converse is true as well , i.e. owing to the magnetic force on the electrons , there is also an inward force upon the ions .

Before 1242-3 Henry III had journeyed to France in order to recover his lands by military force .

The referendum had no legal force , but was intended as a test of popular support for the draft Union Treaty , the question being a summary of its first article .

So long as Britain remained the leading industrial force , it was relatively easy to reconcile moral purpose with the defence of British power .

Behaviour has become a mechanical outcome of internal physiological and external physical and social forces .

The paradox of using force to overcome force is here a real contradiction .

There seems to be two possible ways in which our Party can keep its old force .

Then they went upstairs and filled the children 's stockings with apples and nuts , and sugar pigs with string tails made by Mrs. Jordan . 

I tore my stockings and cut my knee when I fell over that step , and now this . " 

Then she carefully nicked another hole in her red fishnet stockings and , once on the pavement , readjusted the seams so they were nicely crooked . 

This usually entailed Branson being the first to let off fire-extinguishers , initiate a food fight , or dress up in fishnet stockings and make-up for the inevitable fancy-dress party . 

Yet in The Rake 's Progress de Valois found something new to say about the ladies of the town when she made their leader kick off her shoes , pull up her long yellow skirt and roll down her red stockings before bursting barefooted into a riotous dance on a great salver . 

She 'd stripped to her stockings and garter belt , and carried a high stool centre stage . 

She 'd removed her ripped stockings earlier and now , as she looked down at the patchwork of scratches and grazes , she was relieved that there had n't been more damage . 

But in the end she settled for a pair of thick black stockings that she said would have to do . 

` Put me stockings on for us , " she said to Marie , after she had manoeuvred herself painfully into her wheelchair . 

They ate , they drank , they took their clothes off , Emily put on her stockings and Preston piled more logs on tie fire . 

Dressed in a plain blue silk suit , seamed stockings and high heels , she sipped her champagne , red lips peeking just below the rim of the net coming from a dainty little hat . 

Patsy and Betsy were in their best Sunday frocks , short-skirted , Patsy wearing imitation silk stockings and Betsy white socks . 

The best I could manage was my Liberty silk dress with the fern print , a new pair of white silk stockings unearthed from the bottom of my case and my straw sun hat with a green ribbon . 

I wore black stockings , tight skirts from Leeds C & A cheaper separates , the largest black sweater I could find and black high heels . 

` You do n't need a skilled knitter to spin seamless stockings , that 's what this is all about . 

On Friday night he lashed himself into black garters and fishnet stockings and a frilly black padded bra that he 'd bought on Shaftesbury Avenue . 

Her stockings were dark and her shoes , though also apparently new , the outdated stiletto-heeled pointed kind of gleaming black patent . 

Stick legs in dirty grey stockings protruded from where the breeches finished and the cracked shoes were a woman 's shape . 

All the time Midnight was silently pulling on his white stockings and buckling his shoes . 

Private benefactors enabled the school to build two new dormitories , while thirty of the youngest children were accommodated in an old farmhouse . 

Students living in crowded dormitories under the watchful eyes of their ` banzhuren " and monitors could be kept in line relatively easily . 

Many of the American women lived in single-sex dormitories while they were at university ; some of the British women went to old collegiate universities and to single-sex colleges within them . 

She will begin in a single room , where both her health and aptitude for prison life will be assessed , but may then be moved to a dormitory . 

At that time they say the Apaches were forever raiding the little pueblos and carrying off whatever they needed , clothes , weapons , some women and sometimes boys young enough to be brought up Apache-style . 

How he had been Juan something living in a Mexican pueblo before the Apaches came raiding and took some of the women and children . 

The byplay with Bouilhet was just teasing , the outer edge of vivid male friendship : Gustave never committed a single homosexual act in all his life .

I wish I had saved the hedgehog now , and not stood aside , and I have been wondering what stopped me from performing a natural act of sentimental kindness .

Mr Welsh said : ` I unequivocally and utterly condemn any acts of violence in pursuit of political aims .

She complained to an industrial tribunal that the main reason for her dismissal was that she was pregnant so that her dismissal was an act of unlawful sex discrimination contrary to the 1975 Act .

The act of castration brought the criminal to a level even lower than the Untouchables .

Although we do not have a written constitution there are many Acts of Parliament relevant to constitutional laws .

I would have behaved in the same manner , but I would not have apologised to a man who had just given such a small sentence for the criminal act of killing two innocent victims .

In a sense , meanings qua species of thought or thought-modalities might be said to represent the principles of " unity " of certain historical mental acts .

Those figures whose legs were unequal -- which was most of them -- looked caught in the act of moving .

WPC Ackland is hot on his trail -- but for some reason never manages to catch him in the act .

In the act of voting , meaningful citizenship drops with the marked paper into the ballot box -- ; both disappear simultaneously . "

C.5 which would not have arisen but for acts of the Purchaser after Completion ;

For a moment the embracing machines hung in the air , waiting , it seemed , for some act of coronation .

There was embarrassment and resentment for this act of a grown-up , taking her part , playing down at equality .

The requirement that the defects be disclosed to the buyer is one of degree and it is probable that some positive act of drawing attention seems to be required .

However , reports in the Hong Kong and Western media alleged that some students carried out various acts of protest in late May and early June .

The first is that a human observer has more or less direct access to some properties of the external world insofar as those properties are recorded by the brain in the act of seeing .

Four photographs of the wearer showed him in the act of jumping from an aircraft .

As we have seen , metaphoric reversibility is figured in the text thematically as the condition of being suspended between ideologies , languages and countries , or as the act of crossing from one to another .

Reciprocation is inherent in a relationship which is an act of giving from above and of receiving from below .

This patently political act was rejected by the vast majority of the Greek hierarchy .

Is that not merely a last act of spite by a Government who still bear a grudge against London ?

Legal rights are therefore not enshrined in a written constitution or roman law but are the results of administrative acts by government bodies or courts of law .

Elliott says : “ Television is an easy scapegoat for people 's anger when inexplicable acts of violence shock society …

Karl 's last act as President had been to insist that the wing mirrors on Global cars be fitted parallel to the road so that people could snort drugs off them .

That marks the public 's revulsion at acts of gratuitous violence against innocent victims .

Picking it up and pretending to do a rather elaborate waltz along the road with it , on the other hand , would be thought of as a much more creditable act of hooliganism .

And then Lukic performed his first rescue act with a fine dive to tip Niall Quinn 's shot round the post .

In another , linked , case , a Belfast man was charged with allowing a house to be used to commit an act of terrorism on May 17 .

` Hezbollah are zealots , Mr D'Arcy , but no one in Teheran would call them terrorists , even if acts of terrorism have been attributed to them .

And do n't get mixed up between his act , and the feelings you have as a result of his act .

SEAL Team 6 is divided into numerous detachments that rotate into Afghanistan .

The Orb 's popularity has gone way beyond a club coterie now , way beyond a clique of space cadets and opinion leaders in darkened rooms at dawn . 

There was his clique of sycophantic friends , many of them middle-aged , who were too fawning and deferential . 

Palafox and Romana are thus the first of a long succession of generals who claimed that the army officers embodied the general will of the nation , perverted by a selfish clique of unpopular politicians . 

President : Saddam Hussein has dominated Iraqi politics since the late 1970s with a small clique of relatives and supporters from his home town of Takrit in northern Iraq . 

The Tory Chief Whip , David Margesson , ended his agony by moving the adjournment , and the corridors were filled with yelling , scurrying , frantic men , taking up their cliques and groupings , pooling their opinions , consolidating . 

Along with Douglas Hurd , this expatriate clique continues to exhibit all the hallmarks of the King Canute school of diplomacy and administration . 

Hatred of the ` officer clique " responsible , and shock that such treachery could occur were equally common responses . 

Attractive , popular and smart , Veronica hovers in the orbit of the ` Heathers " , a four-girl clique who rule the roost at Westerburgh High . 

Mages inscribed grimoires of the most potent spells to be enshrined in its libraries . 

I consulted a lawyer at the Citizens Advice Bureau when I was in Norwich last Friday . 

Anthony Smith , a lawyer at the Consumers ' Association , says it would be ` incredibly simple " to amend copyright law to allow in CDs from countries with copyright protection comparable to Britain 's . 

The legal advisers to the managers should agree with the investors ' lawyers at an early stage exactly what is required to satisfy the conditions . 

All this was highly secret ; and North said it not merely to Allen but to Bernard Makowka , a lawyer for the CIA general counsel 's office . 

In practice , there are lawyers for the ` good guys " against those for the ` bad guys " , so that the moral position of the advocate is uncertain . 

The lawyers for the Pierre Matisse estate say that they are currently preparing an amended tax declaration and that the State needs to decide what will happen to the picture . 

A lawyer for Mr O'Reilly said the chemist had believed that by diluting the cream it removed the necessity for a prescription . 

A partner in the Washington DC and Century City ( CA ) offices , he has been the principal corporate and litigation lawyer for Princess Cruises for the past five years . 

Campriello , lawyer for defendant Ahmad Mohammad Ajaj , said he would object to any attempt to introduce the re-enactment as evidence at trial . 

Indeed , this has in effect been the argument made by many international lawyers in the years after Hiroshima . 

It was this democratic claim that shocked the conservative lawyers of the Council of Castile , and the judges of the Audiencias . 

Lawyers of some of the women affected by the device contended that the settlement in a trust fund established by the manufacturer , A. H. Robins Co. , wrongly barred future suits against the company . 

The analysis will also acquaint maritime lawyers with banking-bill of lading law . 

Keith Richards , a senior lawyer with the Consumers ' Association , believes personal recommendation is the best way to guarantee good value . 

The challenge had come from Justice Department lawyers with top secret security clearances and from civilian Army drug counsellors . 

He had been to his father 's lawyers , to his father 's banking partners and advisors ; to his stockbrokers at the Bourse ; to his accountants . 

It was just one tactic she used to ensure negotiations with Prince Charles 's lawyers stayed secret . 

Thereafter any timetable will depend very much on the intending purchasers ' due diligence and clearance requirements and the energy of both parties ' lawyers . 

His lawyer could argue that , while she was a loving and competent mother , other circumstances should be considered . 

If I wanted to make it rich I 'd be Private Eye 's libel lawyer . 

Mr Chaskalson has long been known as a human-rights lawyer defending people charged under South Africa 's apartheid and terrorism laws . 

The whole board , apart from libel lawyer Jonathan Crystal , is against Venables and wants him to go , if only to end the disastrous deadlock which is keeping the club in a state of commercial limbo . 

Marje returned to the Daily Mirror in 1954 and began her long affair with Mirror lawyer Phillip Levy in the early 1960s . 

The initial legal advice had come from Foreign Office lawyers but the contrary advice came from Sir Nicholas . 

Mr Tsongas announced his second withdrawal from the race in Boston , where he is a corporate lawyer . 

Lawyers from the Crown Prosecution Service decided the evidence was insufficient -- and Commander Roy Penrose at New Scotland Yard later agreed . 

If you 've got a good case , then they 'll put their lawyers on to it . 

Federal Judge Kimba Wood disregarded an appeal by Milken 's lawyer for a sentence composed entirely of community service . 

Lavelle then accused the agency 's top lawyer of being too tough on polluting companies . 

He joked with the petitioner 's lawyer about growing old : and then he was gone , slipping through the curtains behind the bench . 

Lawyers for Virgin and BA were working into the night , going over a settlement which could cost BA up to £10 million . 

Defence lawyer Stephen Hopkins said : ` Miss Coombes says she will never drive again . " 

Their defence lawyers stayed away in protest at the toughening of Algeria 's tough anti-terrorist law . 

The chief defence lawyer , Bruce Cutler , denounced the prosecution as a further episode in an unwarranted vendetta against his client by the US government . 

When Kate miserably visited a divorce lawyer and told him the whole embarrassing story , she was told , to her astonishment , that she 'd be unlikely to get a divorce on the obvious grounds . 

` It is a tragic story , " said the family 's lawyer , Robin de Wilde . 

Because family law has remained stuck in its empiricist mode the limitations of this approach have not been appreciated by academic family lawyers . 

A Central Management Committee was set up for the Government legal service and , as senior Government lawyer , it fell to Ware to be chairman of this and to become head of the parallel Legal Career Service . 

A government lawyer has said that charges will be filed in four or five months . 

Trinidadian government lawyers had argued that the pardon was given under duress and therefore was invalid . 

Branson was not present , but his personal lawyer , Colin Howes , sat through the hearing with a sinking heart . 

If he or she does so , then they will take on their new role with enthusiasm , and will not shirk the training and self-discipline that is necessary to create a good personal injury lawyer . 

While the debate about " quality " continues it is anticipated that these standards are going to have an impact on all personal injury lawyers . 

Prosecution lawyers face a daunting obstacle-race across uncharted territory . 

But the prosecution lawyer , Christopher Clark QC , insisted , You deliberately killed that cat , in order to see whether the mechanism worked . 

Opening the case for the prosecution , the Council 's lawyer , Mr Neil Calver told magistrates that by trading on that day , B & Q had contravened the Shops Act . 

Police yesterday disarmed a parcel bomb at a black human rights office in Florida , the latest in a rash of mail bombings in the South that have killed a judge and a civil rights lawyer . 

Speakers included Prins Gunasekara , a Sri Lankan politician and human rights lawyer , who thanked Amnesty International for its efforts in helping him to flee his country because of death threats . 

Interviews with senior officials , police officers , politicians and human rights lawyers is the main research technique , complemented by a documentary analysis ( newspaper reports ; government reports ; academic papers etc . ) . 

As a relief engine was hastily summoned the trainload of passengers were merrily singing ` We sha n't get home til morning " . 

I was at the station with my father when the first trainload of children arrived . 

Some , however , have to transport trainloads of rubbish to dumps further afield . 

For this latest effort , the greatest since February 21st , the Germans had expended seventeen trainloads of ammunition and many thousands more men . 

Dot clutched at the cuffs of her coat but even the familiar softness of worn velvet was not reassuring . 

He flicked back the cuff of his jacket to glance at his watch and as he did so he saw that he was still carrying Maidstone 's hat . 

The smell was unpleasant too but she resisted the temptation to remove her scented handkerchief from the cuff of her blouse . 

As we were turning to follow his directions , he drew up his cuff and showed us the blue tattooed cross that all Copts have on the inside of their wrists . 

His eccentricities were revealed in his habits of unbuttoning his suit cuffs and turning them back , or wearing one v-neck jumper on top of another . 

Hamilton came back into the shop , rolling his shirtsleeves down and buttoning the cuffs . 

Awkward in the company of Hudson and Penny , he simply sniffed and polished the cuff of his leather jacket on his neat , mod , herringbone trousers . 

Patrick nodded dumbly as she walked away , working on the buttons on her cuffs . 

Harry dipped the blade into the sea to wash it , and dried it on the cuff of his shirt before replacing it in its sheath . 

While I ca n't condone this sort of cheating Mr Unce , I have found two very good methods are tucking them down your sock or writing them on your shirt cuff . 

He slipped into his coat and shook his arms to make his shirt cuffs appear . 

` What 's amiss ? " this man now cried , rubbing his forehead with his cuffs . 

Her cuff was still undone , and the tourniquet had made her hand and lower arm into white marble , but Anne could see no new puncture . 

Make sure that the ankle cuff is comfortable and does not catch your ankle bone in the wrong place . 

Sew a little loop of elastic inside the cuff of her sweater , which can be looped over a thumb to stop the sleeves bunching up uncomfortably when she puts her coat on . 

Yerkes had been an embezzler in the United States and had served a prison sentence . 

Those kids are like clocks ticking away " , and ` Time is not a thief , it 's an embezzler . " 

For me it was certainly a healthy life , living up on the wolds after two years in the marshy lowlands of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdon . 

Thwing and Octon , with a total population of some 200 souls , is completely rural in character with no intrusive housing schemes to mar the landscape of rolling wold . 

From 1863 onwards he devoted his spare time to opening the barrows with which the Yorkshire wolds were strewn , sometimes with his younger brother Robert . 

That afternoon they both went riding out along the ridge of the wold toward Burythorpe . 

Mrs Eve Robinson , 43 , a yachting writer , was jailed for five years last October for smuggling hashish at Fuengirola , Costa del Sol . 

Modigliani 's health deteriorated , he was drinking and smoking more , taking hashish , so that he could no longer hide his ill-health behind his good looks and gaiety of manner . 

The plant , Cannabis indica , yields a resin known by various names including marihuana and hashish . 

Every afternoon Salah drove us in his jeep to a spring in the desert where he sat in the shade of the palm trees eating watermelon and smoking hashish while we swam . 

Khotan is drunk , when he is n't doped with hashish and , now that Nogai and his brothers are forbidden the Golden Pavilion , your father-in-law is courting everyone . " 

Their main concern is in divulging the sorts of fuel that they use to generate power .

One possibility being considered is for solar power to be used to pump downstream water back up to the main reservoir , so restoring the head of water needed to generate hydro-electric power .

The rubbish could generate 25 megawatts of power worth around £2.6 million a year .

It is intended to provide household water to 30 million people , and irrigate crops which could feed 20 million , as well as generating large quantities of hydro-electric power .

Although very bright sunlight was required to generate enough power to achieve lift off , once in the air the plane flew like an ordinary glider .

But as soon as the two poles are put into relationship by a " power conductor " the relative potential at the two ends of the connector generates a power flow .

Terminals and wires are widely used for power transfer by nearly all manufacturers .

The lower levels get hotter and hotter and store energy which can be used to generate power .

All you need is an interface from the car phone and an inverter from the battery to supply the power .

The local East Midlands electricity board could take power generated at Corby and feed it into the local grid .

The generation of power from nuclear fission , generating intense radioactivity , has been developed and used commercially for several decades to meet part of the world demand for electrical energy .

Ahead the round-Iceland ring road ( sorry , rubble trail ) leads to a newish geothermal power station called Krafla , generating steam from subterranean heat .

That means that those coal-fired power stations which use that fuel need FGD retrofitting .

These new lamps last five times longer and need less than 20 per cent of the power used by an ordinary light bulb .

Water power is put to use in various ways throughout the brewery , including the pumping of beer to different tanks .

During a visit on Nov. 27-28 by the Argentinian President , Carlos Saúl Menem , an agreement was signed to increase sales of hydroelectric power to Argentina .

Small-scale hydroelectric power , which has mostly already been exploited in Sweden , and biomass are both cheaper and quicker to implement than fossil fuels in India .

There is also a nuclear power programme ; a 1,800 MW station costing $3.2 billion is to be built in Guangdong province at Daya Bay near Hong Kong .

A back-up power system at the coach station did operate but only lasted three hours .

Along with output power the amplifier also requires the usual low distortion levels , low noise and wide frequency response expected for a piece of hi-fi gear .

Environmental and public health problems resulting from power generation emissions include:

Nothing in this title shall be construed to interfere with or impair any program for competitive bidding for power supply in a State in which such program is established .

Because any organization that is part of the power grid can potentially affect the operation and stability of the entire grid , members of these regional councils come from all segments of the electric industry : investor - owned utilities ; federal power agencies ; rural electric power cooperatives ; state , municipal , and provincial utilities ; independent power producers ; power marketers ; and other interested parties .

The electric power generation sector is also regulated through a variety of traditional and innovative programs .

Utility power plants are already installing SCR catalyst for the purpose of NOX SIP Call compliance in 2004 .

Tests with broadband dipoles and different power levels showed that the output signal of the ITREL-III abruptly failed ( inhibition ) when the interference level was exceeded .

For example , assigning the cost of power to machine activities by machine hours is an allocation because machine hours are an indirect measure of power consumption .

It also serves as an officially recognized ISAC for combating computer - based attacks on the electric power industry .

Currently , power plants are required to reduce emissions of nitrogen oxides ( NOX ) and sulfur dioxide ( SO2 ) .

Except for the catalyst , most of the material / equipment used to assemble an SCR system is either standard mechanical and electrical components ( pumps , blowers , valves , piping , heaters , pressure vessels , temperature and pressure sensors , etc. ) or is largely manufactured for other power plant applications and has been adopted for use in SCR systems ( cleaning devices such as soot blowers or sonic horns , gas analyzers , etc. ) .

Power plants might install equipment one year that is rendered obsolete the next .

The hardware items such as steel , piping , nozzles , pumps , soot blowers , fans , tower packing , and related equipment required for a typical SCR , FGD , or ACI systems installation are used in large industries such as construction , chemical production , auto production , and power production .

The more I learn about the cost and inefficiencies of the current and future regulatory regime to which power generators will be subjected if we do not have new legislation , the more I am convinced that we can -- and must -- develop a smarter approach that protects the environment and public health while reducing the cost to consumers and industry and optimizing the size of both the state and federal government machinery necessary to achieve that protection .

The screens contained within the LSTAT were selected to reduce power consumption and minimize light emission .

the projected impact of the limitations on the total annual amounts of allowancesavailable starting in 2018 and the projected impact of adjusting any of the limitations on the total annual amounts of allowances available starting in 2018 under paragraph ( a ) ( 1 ) on the safety and reliability of affected EGUs under subpart 2 of part B , subpart 2 of part C , or part D and on fuel diversity within the power generation sector ;

Red as the clouds which flush beneath the sun 's slant rays , says Ovid , red as the rosy Dawn , were the cheeks of Diana as she stood there in view without her robes . 

He occasionally drops a phrase to provoke a smile from the soft cheeks of ladies and gentlemen , and to make them think that they could say the thing better …

She looked up and saw the serene brown eyes and nutshell cheeks of old Rabia , the midwife . 

` What the hell has Marissa got to do with any of this ? " he demanded brusquely , frowning down at the flushed cheeks of the girl sitting on the sofa . 

He felt the warmth of Barbara 's arm against his cheek , and her breast pressing into his body . 

I thought I managed very well considering that tears were running down my cheeks most of the time . 

That really is the limit : there 's a string of her spit linking my cheek and her chin . 

He was just looking down on her face , one hand smoothing the hair from her cheek . 

Her shoulders shook with laughter , her alabaster cheeks flushed with warmth . 

If Marguerite noticed Jenna 's crimson cheeks she chose to ignore it , but Claudine missed nothing and when they were alone for a moment she turned on Jenna with flashing dark eyes . 

Ellen waited now in the nave upstairs , and Paul took the opportunity , in the gloom relieved by small stained-glass windows , to place his lips against Emily 's ivory cheek . 

She gazed at the girl 's wild-rose cheeks and half-closed eyes . 

Your face will be more likely to have a dull complexion , with podgy , sagging cheeks and double chin . 

There was no preoccupation now in the heavy-lidded gaze that slid lazily from her rapidly warming cheeks down her slim high-breasted body to her bare legs . 

She smiled down at him in a funny way , stroked his head , touched his cheek with the back of her fingers . 

The bird perched on his shoulder , nestling against his cheek with his eyes closed , and sang along now in an eerie , wordless croon . 

Eline seated herself on a flat piece of stone and felt the warm breeze fan her cheeks with an almost sensuous pleasure . 

Soft apricot colour flared in her cheeks at this rasp of disapproval . 

Marco 's fist struck Brian 's nose and cheek with a crunch , but Brian hardly felt it . 

There was a faint flush on his cheeks from yesterday 's sunshine . 

Susan raised her cheek from resting against the soft furriness of the baby 's head . 

It brought a smile to his face because he recognised the lie though no word had been spoken and he trailed his lips across her burning cheek before catching her mouth lightly with his own . 

It was her father who brought colour to her cheeks by saying simply , ` Lori , do n't you think it 's time you grew up ? 

` He kissed me on the cheek and I waved him off at the door and watched TV before going to bed . 

` How are you , Aunt Bertha ? " said Ianthe , bending to kiss her aunt 's pale powdery cheek . 

She realised she must be flushed after that , and she stopped , a little breathless at her own cheek . 

The Snake Goddess figurines found in a sanctuary at Kannia had snakes wreathing their crowns ; one had snakes on her arms as well and a dove on her cheek . 

On 15 August 1991 when she visited social services with D. , it was found that he had two scratches on his cheek and a bruise and the mother would not say how those were caused . 

Unlike Mr Kinnock , her confederate in unpopularity , she may face a challenge . 

` Well , " said the courier , ` you and your confederates must accomplish what you came to do . 

She was clever , capable and resourceful as an agent , and acceptable to Rokovssky as his confederate on this mission of assassination . 

Both Billy and Tony had praised his coolness , and they were puzzling over the fate of their confederates . 

Then a confederate of X called on the defendants , who delivered the coats to him under the impression that he was the plaintiffs ' agent . 

She looked away , made uneasy by the threatening expression on his harsh features . 

Everything within her wanted to fight him , but the forbidding expression on his harsh features , and the unmistakable threat in his voice , told her in no uncertain manner she 'd regret it if she did . 

When she turned back again her expression made Mrs Files stand to reach her arm around Delia Sutherland 's shoulders . 

Even as she was thinking about rallying her defences , his expression changed . 

For long seconds , his expression serious , he looked down into her large green eyes , then , ` You 're trembling ! " he observed . 

He wore a sombre , brooding expression that relaxed into a half-smile as he caught sight of her , sending a surge of electricity round her nervous system . 

He was sitting at the table and staring ahead of him with a dark , brooding expression . 

She had the same blank , anxious expression as some zoo animals have . 

His face was totally devoid of expression , but the intensity of his gaze told her his mind was working with the speed and emotionless precision of a computer . 

Their faces took on a different expression ; they grew more spruce and upright of bearing , ceased to loll about on the tables or against the walls , and held themselves up . 

She saw a look of real dislike cross Mrs Browning 's face , quickly followed by an expression of exasperation . 

Murray 's face wore an expression of dismay and Richard realised that an explanation was needed immediately . 

The young man had a mass of curly black hair , a reddish face and a frantic expression . 

He managed to communicate to a certain extent through gestures and facial expressions , and he could put together short sentences . 

Obviously , the exact direction will depend on clues such as the speaker 's facial expression or tone of voice . 

He made a wry face and shook his head , his eyes holding , at that moment , the same merry twinkle as his grandmother 's , a gaiety missing from his mother 's expression . 

It was evident from his preoccupied expression and the abstracted way he ran his fingers through his thatch of silver hair that Gebrec had still not returned . 

From her flustered expression and the fact that I was n't instantly told to mend my manners , I knew she felt guilty . 

She looked down , a strangely pained expression on her face , then looked up again . 

The stern , slightly pained expressions on the saints ' white and pink faces seemed to reflect fifty years or more of having a brass trumpet sounding in their ears . 

The Colonel was flung back against the wall where he stood , for a moment , a puzzled expression on his face . 

Never pick the first fruit , " he said mysteriously , and then continued when he saw Patrick 's puzzled expression . 

Alyssia gasped at his loose rendition of the truth , and then closed her mouth as she took in Piers 's frozen expression . 

Ruxton was holding up a specimen of urine to the light and tossed the superintendent a friendly smile , while his secretary set her powdered face into an expression of restrained annoyance . 

He bit off whatever he was going to say and inhaled deeply , smoothing his face into a blank expression so that only the hot glitter in his eyes betrayed his anger . 

The rain was so heavy now that he was unable to see the expression on her face . 

Nicholson remained slightly ahead of his group so that they could never quite see the expression of disdain of his face . 

In the hotel lobby the manager , in black coat and striped trousers , stood with a pained expression frozen to his face as more policemen marched in . 

The old gentleman looked at him with an expression of dislike . 

Larry , my stepfather , sits stiffly with a pained expression on his face . 

However , her expression of anger kept him in touch with that unrecognized part of himself , just as his control gave her a much needed boundary . 

The old man looked up , vaguely waving his teapot , an expression of simpering apprehension on his face . 

She stood watching , quite unable to keep a hopeful expression off her face . 

Katherine made a brief expression of annoyance ; this was the third time Lumley had requested fresh stock -- she would have to do something about it , and him . 

I saw that the expression in his eyes was now one of slight amusement . 

The expression of pain in his face became something else entirely : in some part horror , in some part awe , but in the greatest part some sentiment for which she knew no word . 

The best-known , however , is the Contes moralisés ( probably written after 1320 ) , a collection of prose stories and exempla illustrating some moral point , which were perhaps intended to be used in sermons . 

We shall see , by the end of this book , that a simple and practical distinction between fabliau and exemplum can be drawn , but that the same stories often do service in both categories . 

It is also relevant here that the story of the weeping bitch was a widely known one , albeit in moralized versions , as an exemplum , rather than simply as a fabliau . 

`` I heard Tyson was getting out of the jailhouse pretty quick , and he said if he gets out today , he 'll whip George tomorrow .

`` We are not happy about being released as it was done just to fool Europe , '' Yurtdas told reporters in front of the Ankara jailhouse .

McVeigh 's lawyer has disputed a report that his client made a jailhouse confession .

I went to bath houses , I went to bars , shopping malls , '' he said in a jailhouse interview broadcast last March on `` Dateline NBC . ''

Prosecutor Mike Schneider said the state will show Crumitie talked about his role in the murder with friends , relatives and jailhouse informants .

All it is is a half-inch to three-inch length of supple nylon or braided terylene ( the hair ) attached to the bend or eye of a strong hook . 

This should sit on top of the glass and support the outer frame which is made from inverted lengths of skirting board ( available at DIY stores ) cut to size . 

Ziegler gave Sharpe a length of cold sausage , a hard-boiled egg and a piece of black bread . 

` To think of that vast length of tube supported only at its ends and a whole train running through it . " 

After matching the tension , the garment in the original and substitute yarns would have much the same number of stitches knitted throughout and therefore need much the same yarn length . 

They have an incentive to maximise the number of patients treated , maximise the length of stay , maximise the number of surgical procedures performed and the number of diagnostic tests carried out . 

Then he unpinned the length of chiffon and let it fall to the floor . 

The piece of saucer , scratting and scraping , had cleared a length of blue glass . 

Measure round the tie-back pattern , and cut a length of piping adding 5 cm for ease . 

Different lengths of pipe can be chosen to suit varying lengths of cane . 

Use a board or a line as a guide when cutting straight edges or a length of hose pipe for curves . 

A short length of plastic rainwater pipe , fixed with pipe clips to the underside of my garage roof beams , makes an ideal store for thin timber rippings . 

Kits are sold these days which contain the trap and also the lengths of pipes you need for fitting wastes to basins , baths , sinks , washing machines , etc . 

This is a length of pipe , with a gentle bend in it , which leads up to the surface where it is fitted with a removable cover . 

What really happened was that he had to climb a length of rope which had mattresses underneath it so that at the end of each take he could simply drop to the ground in safety . 

The whole process of sorting out the lengths of rope , tying in , and tying off the coils may take several minutes in a party of novices . 

After a while , the boat came close enough for the man to throw him a length of rope , which he caught . 

Barrow disappeared from the doorway and returned a moment later with a length of curtain rope . 

To measure a ship 's speed , medieval sailors used to throw a log on a length of knotted rope over the side and then count off the knots . 

To draw an ellipse using a length of string , tie the string , length = 2 a ( 1 + e ) , into a continuous loop . 

Charlie secured the tarpaulin with a length of hairy string from his pocket . 

George made long driving whips from the tall canes , tying lengths of string to the knotted ends , running over the grass driving imaginary teams of dogs or horses . 

Philip picked up the roll of wire from beside the hide and clipped off a good length of wire . 

When a length of wire is suspended in a magnetic field , the wire will move at right angles to the magnetic flux whenever an electric current is passed along it . 

Next thread a length of florists ' wire through the ribbon and attach to the wreath . 

His assistant dangled a 250′ length of wire over the edge of the cliff and heard a message sent by Marconi from a house near Bournemouth Pier . 

Some cheaper machines have an internal arrangement where the original socket at the back is connected to an improvised socket at the front by a length of wire . 

Herr Nordern followed Bodo into the vestibule and on to the landing . 

In time you will come to a stone vestibule , with two doors leading to branching passages you must not follow , and a low curtained door leading on and downwards . 

He inserted the key almost furtively and stood in the small vestibule and smelt the place -- floor polish mixed with the bitter scent of chrysanthemums in a blue bowl . 

The lamps were still burning either side of the front vestibule . 

As they entered the gloomy vestibule , Father Connor reached into his cupboard and poured two very decent measures of whisky into a pair of tumblers . 

The plans showed over forty rooms and vestibules on four elevations , with two staircases , two lifts that stopped at every floor , hot and cold running water in all five bathrooms , water closets that flushed , electric light , a cellar , a garage and a garden . 

We sat in a high vestibule between the street and the courtyard . 

When stenosis is the cause of severe symptoms , the prognosis without valve replacement is worse than that of many cancers , with a three year mortality around 75% Balloon valvoplasty offers only short term palliation . 

The peritoneovenous shunt is an established method of palliation for intractable benign and malignant ascites . 

In contrast , stents provide reasonable long term palliation in most cases . 

Radiation enhancement of laser palliation for advanced rectal and rectosigmoid cancer : a pilot study 

Additional radiotherapy enhances laser palliation for inoperable rectal or rectosigmoid cancer . 

Symptomatic palliation was achieved in most patients but complications were common . 

Laser treatment is now established in many units for palliation of symptoms in patients with inoperable rectal cancer . 

There are several other treatments available for palliation of rectal and rectosigmoid cancer ; these include electrocoagulation , transanal resection , and cryotherapy . 

People with AIDS or HIV infection can expect progress in therapy against HIV and the conditions found in AIDS -- anti-viral drugs like Zidovudine are in use . 

Thus , therapy for a particular ailment may specifically be excluded from a policy , whilst surgery would be covered . 

The drug is a well tolerated and suitable therapy for a large number of systemic infections . 

Pets are very important therapy for old people and usually get on very well in a Home . 

Two patients were taking antihypertensive drugs ( one captopril and frusemide and the other methyldopa ) , one of whom had impaired renal function and had required laser therapy for retinopathy . 

There are also a wide variety of more drastic therapies ranging from laser beam therapy to selective lipectomy which is the insertion of a hypotonic solution into the problem areas and suction of lipolysed fat . 

Initial attempts made by the Bangladeshi Government to introduce oral rehydration therapy to the people of Bangladesh ( NORP ) may be regarded as inappropriate . 

It therefore had only a limited use in the oral short term therapy of urinary tract infections . 

Survivors of sudden cardiac death : a rational approach to evaluation and therapy of patients surviving ventricular fibrillation . 

Such altered viruses can transduce non-replicating cells , including differentiated epithelial cells of the respiratory tract and elsewhere , and this has made them the chosen vectors for genetic therapy of cystic fibrosis . 

The cost of therapy with natural growth hormone runs to about $5000 to $10000 per year . 

My therapy with Dr Gyggle had continued and now entered a new phase . 

In one , experimental therapy with interleukin II was attempted without success . 

Proponents of the Human Genome Project imagine great progress in diagnosis of diseases and in their therapy . 

In fact , the quack cancer therapy laetrile is nothing more than apricot kernels , and although high-sounding claims were made for the effects of nature 's cyanide on rampant cells , laetrile has proved useless . 

Scientists in Oxford and Cambridge are also working on a similar gene therapy which combines cloned human DNA with liposomes , or fat . 

It is quite likely that you not only have no experience of regression therapy but have never even been hypnotized before . 

Hormone replacement therapy ( HRT ) is effective in the prevention and treatment of postmenopausal bone loss . 

Since starting therapy I find that I 'm behaving much more honestly with friends and colleagues . 

The generally disappointing effects of conventional drug therapy in mild hypertension have resulted in revived interest in non-pharmacological means of lowering blood pressure . 

` She has play therapy at Moston Lodge and she can paint little pictures . 

Coun Cummings is receiving rehabilitation therapy at Clatterbridge Hospital and on Monday he will travel for a check up to the Royal Brompton Hospital in London , where the bypass surgery was carried out . 

Emergency portosystemic shunting is still recommended by some centres as the most effective therapy for bleeding while others prefer staple gun transection of the oesophagus which is the safer technique for the less experienced surgeon . 

There was a local schoolteacher coming round to give art therapy ; that at least should provide some light relief . 

Eight patients were studied in detail and were given supervised exercise therapy . 

Supervised clinical training is provided in cytotoxic drug treatment and radiation therapy . 

Patients receiving any hazardous treatment or new drug therapy require psychological support , especially if the drug offers their only chance of a remission in their disease . 

Patient 4 who had been operated on before referral received additional radiation therapy . 

Only 12 of 32 patients referred with rectal or rectosigmoid cancer who received laser therapy during the 18 month period were entered into this study . 

She received an 11-day course of empirical antibiotic therapy and was discharged . 

72 patients have been treated with this form of insulin therapy since then and only 3 with continuous subcutaneous insulin , because our patients rarely accept it . 

She attempted suicide in 1953 , after undergoing electroconvulsive therapy . 

Twice a week for eighteen months , Anna Hudd underwent drug therapy for cancer of the lymph glands . 

Empirical therapy with class I antiarrhythmic drugs ( quinidine , procainamide , disopyramide ) was once widely practised but has been shown to be at best ineffective and at worst dangerous . 

The most important principle of insulin therapy in the insulin-dependent patient is that insulin must be given regularly to inhibit lipolysis and prevent ketosis . 

Medical therapy of diarrhoea caused by chronic radiation enteritis has been largely empirical and there have been no adequate controlled studies . 

She had been addressing her half-eaten Danish pastry , unable to meet his penetrating eyes as she delivered her little speech . 

There was a fruit pie of some sort with delicious crust pastry -- each helping covered with freshly made piping hot custard . 

The meal was delicious : beef and venison pastries and different wines , blood-red claret as well as light , sweet Rhenish . 

She cackled , delighted with the queasy mixture on the plate , hot brown coffee lapping at the pale wedge of sugared pastry . 

A novice struggling through one of Manze 's pies -- crisp golden pastry on top and soggy pastry below -- is quickly spotted and given a cursory instruction in the art of pie-eating by a Bermondsey-born professional . 

But filo pastry is available in the North , because this week 's winning recipe comes from Newcastle upon Tyne . 

Melt the butter and cut the filo pastry into 10 cm ( 4 in ) strips . 

Roll out the puff pastry to a rectangle 30×25cm/12×10in , sprinkling with the sugar as you go . 

To be a little more adventurous with apple pies try mixing shortcrust pastry with grated orange or lemon rind and juice instead of water . 

COOK 'S NOTE : Always mix wholewheat pastry with warm water to help the dough to bind together . 

You can brown roasts or bake golden pastries perfectly , in a fraction of the time . 

We sang songs and ate foam-tasting cinnamon pastries at gaudy roadstops , in places shaped like bugs with high modern bridges above the road . 

The only other person there was a woman eating a large cream-filled pastry as though her life depended on it . 

His parents were probably having coffee and pastries in a place among people ; Stu would be laughing and larking about with his mates at the wallpaper shop . 

` She used to give me a piece of the dough when she was making pastry . 

( One time we did scrape the black paint off the windows at the back and we served tea and pastries in the afternoon and had no music , but that was n't a great success with us . 

Conditioned by years of never entering the study while her husband was working in the evening , Doreen Flyte gave a little nervous whimper then went back downstairs . 

Louisa found her cousin 's whimpers more unnerving than the story itself , but Henry , older , shrewder , discerned an encouraging element of titillation in Laetitia 's fear . 

Then he , too , frowned and was beginning to say something when suddenly there was one sharp whimper and , although Sophie did her best , Sandy was dead in a few minutes . 

Hector , distressed , gave a whimper and hid himself in the skirts of his chosen protectress . 

This last was uttered so sharply that the dog at once lay down , uttering a whimper as he rested his head on his paws , dark eyes longingly fixed on the newcomer . 

I hear that sound again , a pathetic whimper of overwhelmed fear , and I know it is wrong . 

His hand brushed aside the long , thick hair , his lips beginning to move over her tender nape , and Maggie gave a small whimper of desire , melting against him . 

The room was suddenly silent , save for the tiny noises of gold and the whimpers of the wounded . 

With a whimper of disgust and confusion , she sank into her chair and stared absently at the mound of paperwork . 

His only sounds are occasional bass guffaws that rock the chair or whimpers of frustration when he is uncomfortable or can not communicate . 

For a time the boy lay where he had fallen , then he rolled over on to his side , a small whimper of pain , perhaps , or fear -- carrying to where the old Han crouched . 

Then the tense silence was broken by a frightened whimper from Louise , held helpless as she was by the paralysing steel-fingered grip on her neck . 

A crossbow quarrel thunked into the banister rail above him , and he gave a whimper . 

Jane was crying ; a fretful whimper , as if she was struggling to fall asleep and could not . 

The cat gave a whimper , as much as to tell its mistress what a terrible time it had had . 

In the surprise-hushed room everyone could hear Carter 's whimpers . 

I could hear Quigley give a sort of low whimper , but otherwise he said nothing . 

As he entered her he heard her cry out , and the sound inflamed him further , her soft whimpers slashing at the edges of his control . 

Gareth Jenkins -- ` The freshest , most innovative Welsh analyst of modern rugby " . 

However , this line of argument is hardly what radical analysts of the welfare state should want . 

One analyst of these matters has noted that ` Stalin had little reason to expect that control of Communist countries would differ markedly from control of Communist parties . " 

He was a shrewd analyst of players ' strengths and weaknesses and a master of the unexpected bowling change or field placing . 

Well placed at the time of Alexander II 's accession , Dmitrii Miliutin had been a penetrating analyst of the empire 's military weaknesses at the beginning of 1856 . 

Imports : The composition of imports will be closely examined by a bank 's risk analyst . 

According to UK database analyst Martin Butler , disagreement among the SQL Access Group members over common development goals , and the establishment of labyrinthine committee structure has laden the organisation with bureaucracy . 

And a leading energy analyst , Walter Patterson , has calculated that IGCC plants cost more to build than natural-gas stations but much less than coal stations . 

Housing analysts estimate that up to 500,000 young people have steered clear of becoming home owners since the property slump of the late Eighties . 

County Nat West oil analyst Neil Thomas said that the inquiry 's decision could be affected by the furore surrounding the planned closure of Point of Ayr colliery a short distance from the Connah 's Quay station . 

He escapes from a fast food outlet and makes his way to the City of London where he gets a job as a securities analyst . 

Eric de Bellaigue retired a fortnight ago as publishing analyst and head of research at Panmure Gordon . 

Most stockbroking analysts believe it inevitable that the troubled electronics group will be taken over . 

BLOODY-MINDED rivalry between America 's two biggest car makers explains at least some of their renewed interest in European producers like Jaguar and Saab , say Wall Street analysts . 

I shall leave that to be worked out by the political analysts . 

The KPNLF , which has about 7,000 men , had until recently been dismissed by military analysts as a badly organised force more interested in black-market activities across the Thai-Cambodia border than military operations . 

More cogently , some observe that these analysts track the credit quality of up to 35 companies apiece , and are paid significantly less than equity analysts on Wall Street . 

David Hudson , an insurance analyst with BZW , said : ` This is because of increasing wealth and a rise in the general standard of living . " 

John Campbell , food analyst at County NatWest WoodMac , suggests that sucralose 's contribution will reach £14 million by the mid-1990s and perhaps double that figure by 1998 . 

Walking down the aisle would have been too tame for Timothy , a carnival gaming agent from Florida , and Nony Tedjakasume , a computer analyst from Jakarta , Indonesia . 

On those figures , reckons Joan D'Olier , retail analyst at County Natwest , the business must be on the market at £350-£450 million . 

Mr Linacre said the audit answered many of the criticisms voiced by stockbroking analysts about standards at some Caird acquisitions . 

Elaine England , senior training analyst at Lloyds Bank says : ` The worst thing you can do is fall in love with the gadgets and technology . " 

Since 1987 , when he had a difficult first few months while the recently arrived Jonathan Davies was recovering from injury , he has established himself as the freshest , most innovative Welsh analyst of modern rugby . 

Commentators and analysts of all persuasions are becoming aware of the need to rethink many of the basic intellectual tools and resources necessary for understanding international relations . 

Apart from his official work as public analyst , McLachlan had a wide range of other scientific interests . 

The Middle East Economic Digest of Nov. 13 , citing Western military analysts , reported that Syria had recently signed a " major military supply agreement " with the Russian Republic . 

But , for the data analyst who is prepared to use judgement as well as arithmetic , smoothing can clarify many otherwise ragged situations . 

While some linguists may concentrate on determining the formal properties of a language , the discourse analyst is committed to an investigation of what that language is used for . 

With the help of Loughborough University 's department of management studies , we asked 1,800 of Britain 's businessmen and financial analysts to name their corporate heroes 

A former financial analyst with Ford , Mr Power set up shop in 1968 . 

By the latter part of the next decade , Nissan , Toyota and Honda could be producing nearly one million vehicles in the UK alone , according to some industry analysts . 

The senior Scotch whisky industry analyst , Alan Gray , said he was not relieved , ` just pleasantly surprised " . 

Mr Stefan Abrams , an investment analyst at Kidder Peabody , thinks earnings will start rising again in the second quarter . 

` Eventually , traders want to cash in their chips , " said Hildegard Zagorski , market analyst with Prudential-Bache Securities in New York . 

` These deals have slowly been finding out that they just ca n't get financing , " said William Lefebvre , a market analyst with New York 's Advest group . 

THE DESIRE for healthier lifestyles is leading to growing acceptance of alternative medicine in treating minor ailments , a report by Mintel market analysts claimed yesterday . 

So although M&S is regarded by the stock market analysts as a superbly run business , the lack of real growth in consumer spending has led some to say sell the shares mistakenly in my view . 

Already though , by far the most persistent story centred on her relationship with her Neighbours co-star and long-time ` best friend " Jason Donovan . 

In fact , Kylie and big screen co-star Charlie Schlatter look more like they have n't got a care in the world . 

Thereafter , he promptly ran off with Natalie Wood , his co-star in Splendor in the Grass . 

In the beginning Lorna 's illustrious co-stars frequently appeared ; Paul Newman came once , Jo remembered , but three years is a long time in Hollywood and now lunches were becoming more intimate . 

It was there that Mr Faith , 51 , and his co-star Zoe Wanamaker , 43 , filmed the new series of the BBC1 drama Love Hurts which starts on New Year 's day . 

His co-star , actress Audrey Jenkinson , apprentice jockey Mo in the series , was there to say goodbye to her favourite horse , and to ensure he would go to a good home . 

It 's a medieval family saga and Miss Ronay 's co-stars are Cherie Lunghi , Nigel Terry and Ione Skye , daughter of 60s pop singer Donovan . 

His first wife was his co-author and co-star of Fawlty Towers , Connie Booth . 

Thelma And Louise co-star Geena told award organisers the Hollywood Women 's Press Club : ` I 've had an extraordinary year . " 

Annie , who with husband Uri Fruchtman already has a 20 old daughter , spent two days filming the £40,000 video with co-stars Hugh Laurie and John Malkovich . 

His former Coronation Street co-star was n't in evidence when Roy 's stage play Feed had its premiere in Bolton , Lancs , this week . 

He does not believe that it is necessary to like or even respect your movie co-star . 

She 's just picked up this bloomin' nice bunch from her co-stars in a new London play . 

Eleven-year-old Macaulay gets his first on-screen smacker from child co-star Anna Chlumsky . 

Co-star Steve McFadden , who plays Phil Mitchell , settled for a bomber jacket with blue jeans . 

His co-star Jodie Foster won Best Actress , while The Commitments , directed by Alan Parker , was voted Best Film . 

Co-stars Christopher Cazenove and Robin Nedwell lack musical training and tend to struggle through their numbers . 

Meanwhile , Hightown were 3-0 winners against Clifton on the Bristol University ground . 

In today 's final he plays Miloslav Mecir a 6-3 , 6-4 winner against Stuttgart 's Carl Uwe Steeb . 

The winners in the Adult Section were my Aunt Gertrude and her friend , Miss Alice Pearce , who were ideally suited for their chosen parts of Darby and Joan . 

It also includes a piece of ` cynghanedd " Welsh verse written by the former Mayor of Ruthin , Robin Llwyd ap Owain , a National Eisteddfod winner in 1991 . 

All applications must be received by the end of May when the Committee reviews applications and selects the winners in each group . 

Trevor Francis 's team , impressive winners at Nottingham Forest on Saturday , have moved to within six points with a game in hand . 

John Watson , British Grand Prix winner at Silverstone in 1981 , says : ` I 'm sure the contract we have until 1996 will be honoured . 

He and proud mum Christine will be waiting with bated breath as Will Carling announces the winners at a special ceremony in the Howard Hotel . 

Meanwhile , Kirsteen McEwan , a triple winner at the Clydesdale Bank Scottish Under-18 Championships earlier this month , spearheads Scotland 's team for the European Junior Championships in Sofia from 11-17 April . 

Derby were convincing 3-0 winners over Pisa , who also had Jose Antonio Chamot sent off for a professional foul on Ted McMinn . 

Grunfeld , 25 , the eighth seed from Manchester , now takes on Romanian Ruxandra Dragomir , a 6-3 , 6-0 winner over Russian Natalia Bykova-Egorova , for a place in the third round . 

ECC C were comfortable 7-3 winners over the struggling Baddow Village A side in Division Two . 

Summerbee struck right on the stroke of half-time to set up a clash with France impressive 3-0 winners over Portugal in the final tomorrow . 

Carroll House was the second Italian-owned winner of the Arc in the two years it has been sponsored by the Italian hotel chain Ciga . 

The winner of the famous Paris-Roubaix event in April , Jean-Marie Wampers of Belgium , collected only 12 points to Dutchman Jelle Nijdam 's 16 for victory in the modest Paris-Tours race . 

Who was the official winner of the 1976 British Grand Prix after James Hunt was disqualified ? 

The winner of the toss usually wound his string around his hand except for the last six inches , this ensured a good sharp and hard blow on the other conker . 

The biggest surprise was Tran Anh Hung 's ` The Smell of Green Papaya " , the winner of the prize for the best first film . 

The winner of category A was Photography at the Bauhaus edited by Jeannine Fielder and published by Verlag Dirk Nishen . 

Winner of the 1989 award was David Forshaw of Lymm G.C. in Cheshire , with David Lithgow of Great Barr G.C. as runner-up . 

The winners of the Stableford competition will be invited on a hot air balloon flight which is sure to give those who do not relish the though a good excuse for their less than perfect scores . 

The photographs of this year 's winner will then appear in glorious colour in a future issue of Hairflair magazine . 

Corals have promoted last year 's winner The Fellow to 5-4 for Kempton , although that may well change again today after the Hennessy . 

Corals were so impressed they cut Rambo 's Hall to 7-1 joint favourite with the horse Glover rates his biggest threat -- last year 's winner Mellottie . 

Last year 's winners Imperial were put out after extra time and penalties by five times previous holders White China . 

Augusta winner Bernhard Langer joins US PGA champion Nick Price , and American Paul Azinger . 

Savouring her 1,440-vote capture of the Tory marginal , the double Oscar winner said yesterday her acting career was over . 

David Cone , pitcher for World Series winners Toronto Blue Jays , on the fact that none of the team were Canadians 

A draw is now made out of all the entries received each month to select the winning hole-in-one and we will then present the winner with two cases of Wolfschmidt Kummel . 

The Scottish champion from Aberdeen and the former Atlantic Open winner from Paisley both had 68 at Vila Sol where the lack of wind and near-perfect greens resulted in a glut of birdies and eagles . 

Tom Sneva , a former winner of the Indianapolis 500 but out of a drive in CART racing this year , entered the Formula 3 support race at Phoenix . 

This also made him the winner of the European League of the World Cup , with the final in Del Mar , California , on April 15-19 as his next major task . 

I would act as Master of Ceremonies introducing Sir Ernest and the various artists who took part as winners of that year 's MacMillan Club competitions . 

Name choice : Karl Reed , a pupil at Dyke House School in Hartlepool , is the winner of a contest to name the Dyke House/Jackson ward community newspaper . 

The televised phase of the competition begins tomorrow with Steve Davis opening the defence of his title against the winner of today 's match between Dean Reynolds and Tony Meo . 

Royal Cedar was a fourth winner from only eight runners for first season trainer , John McConnochie , who clearly paid a great deal of attention when assistant to Mercy Rimell . 

James , winner of almost £102,000 this season , said : “ I can not remember playing golf as good as that for four rounds , ” he commented . 

Winners of tomorrow 's Chester/Wigan third round game entertain Rotherham . 

The women 's distance duel of the year -- Mota against Boston winner Wanda Panfil -- was a non-starter . 

The recent Newbury winner has been installed 6-1 favourite by Corals and Ladbrokes , but Brooks warned : ` He 's far from a definite runner . 

Grapes and sunflowers flourished in southern England but the real winners were suppliers of insecticides : sales to agriculture and horticulture rose by more than a third in 1989 . 

Border , who had hoped that Kruger would help them win points in four events at Gateshead , finished fourth , 74 behind winners Rotherham . 

At an Oscar type ceremony , an award winner decides to use his international platform for political purposes by asking a member of Sinn Fein to collect the award for him . 

DAVID BATTY … the Leeds and England star is the Merit Award winner 

The Damask design is available in five colourways from the new Lafayette range , Stylesetter Award winner . 

Twelve bottles were entered in the competition and the winner was Marilyn Pullinger . 

Families Day competition winner Lynn Tourish ( centre ) chooses a carpet from the Cottage collection with the help of her parents 

From Czechoslovakia on Sunday Teesside heard the renowned Janacek String Quartet and in Richmond the Portuguese Leeds Piano Competition winner Artur Pizarro . 

The 1966 World Cup winner , starting his caretakership of the Potteries club , said : ` I have not been a vulture on Mick 's back -- and he knows that . " 

AUSTRIA 'S three-time World Cup winner and Olympic skiing champion Petra Kronberger , 23 , yesterday shocked the sport with the announcement of her retirement . 

CHELTENHAM Gold Cup winner Jodami will not run again this season , trainer Peter Beaumont said yesterday . 

The fact that the English and Irish Derby winners will never meet on the track does not stop the followers of the dynamic duo hammering home their cases . 

Now seven years old , Bachelor 's Button was to take Pretty Polly on again , and started 7-1 joint second favourite with the 1905 Derby winner Cicero . 

Derby winner Dr Devious also raced freely before weakening into 10th and jockey Chris McCarron , who replaced regular rider John Reid , reported afterwards : ` I could n't control him at all . " 

Turning round 3-9 behind , Selkirk suddenly recognised that again they had the beating of the title favourites , their match winner , Ian Ballantyne , having come into the side at short notice . 

Even if the referee was technically correct in allowing Sherrell 's match winner ( the referee claims Northerns touched the ball in the ruck ) , surely the spirit of the law would have disallowed it ? 

But in less than three weeks the stakes will be significantly raised -- with enough big-money losers on the British side of the Channel to match the winners of the beer war . 

He was the match winner at Old Trafford and the selectors should once more be able to see the folly of their ways . 

Kitty Godfree : June 19 , aged 96 : Twice Wimbledon Ladies Singles ' champion in the Twenties and Olympic gold medal winner . 

Clint had it all : a top filmstar , successful grand-prix driver , gold medal winner at the Munich Olympics . 

Kronberger is the reigning world downhill champion and Olympic slalom gold medal winner -- a range of ability that explains the difficulty her opponents face in unseating her . 

ANGRY , frustrated and disillusioned Arsenal fans yesterday borrowed a line from pools winner Viv Nicholson and urged manager George Graham to spend , spend , spend . 

IT made me angry to read that £2 million pools winner Rodi Woodcock kept her laboratory job . 

JACKPOT pools winner Charlie Hill toasted his £2 million windfall yesterday and promised : ‘ It wo n't change me . ’ 

POOLS winner Diane Barlow , 26 , gave birth to her third child — a baby girl — in Leicester Royal Infirmary yesterday , exactly a week after husband Graham scooped a £1million jackpot . 

First Prize Winner : Mrs K M Green from Shoreham-by-Sea for her composition of the autumn 's harvest . 

This month 's Top Tip prize winner will receive £50 worth of labour-saving paint scraping and Sandplate tools from Sandvik Saws and Tools . 

European Area Conference The Marquis of Amodio , President of the European Area with some of the trophy winners in Blackpool . 

Trophy winners on the day were Alex Hunter F , and Mr. G. Burton F. Mr. Hunter is shown above [ left ] receiving his award from Mike Dickinson . 

Great Communicator and Pay The Butler , winners of the Breeders ' Cup Turf and the Japan Cup , are among his opponents . 

Ajax , three-times winners of the European Cup , reached the UEFA Cup Final for the first time when last night 's 1-1 draw with Genoa gave the Dutch club a 4-3 aggregate win . 

Seizinger , winner of the women 's downhill World Cup last season , finished 0.16sec ahead of Austria 's Sylvia Eder . 

On Thursday night more than 30 paramilitary thugs and soldiers ransacked the opposition coalition headquarters , where Guillermo Endara , the winner of May 's annulled presidential election , was in the 16th day of a hunger strike . 

Meanwhile the surprise winners of East Germany 's election , the Conservative Alliance have suffered a set-back in their plans to reunify the 2 Germanies . 

The winner of Columbia 's presidential election has promised to continue the war against the country 's drugs cartels . 

The Thinker , already a winner of the race , stands at 20-1 , but he is difficult to train and even more difficult to catch on the right day . 

His defection means a 10lb rise in the weights , enabling last year 's winner and ante-post favourite Another Coral to race off his correct mark . 

A LATE entry for the Manx International cycle race over three laps of the TT course ( 113 miles ) on June 25 is Conor Henry , from Ireland , winner of the 1992 Milk Race . 

So , if you are aged 18 and over and have healthy hair that 's in fabulous condition , you could be the lucky winner of this year 's title . 

The winners of that game should take the title ( although others , such as Bridgend are still in with a shout ) and that will be a powerful incentive . 

Hampshire captain Mark Nicholas ( above left ) caddied for Chris Moody , winner of the 1988 European Masters title , in the recent Asian Classic golf tournament in Bangkok , Thailand 

In the autumn he hopes to meet the winner of tomorrow night 's European title fight in Copenhagen between Glaswegian Donnie Hood and unbeaten local favourite Johnny Bredahl . 

There was only the scratching of pens and the rustle of paper as everyone waited for the reply . 

In the main , they were alone , their boots ringing hollow on the hard enclosed tracks except for the scavenging cat and threatening rustle of rats gnawing in the heaps of refuse which littered every street . 

They could hear the rustle of the wind tossing the highest branches and see the bright light of the sky opening out beyond . 

It was 40 °s C in the shade and so quiet that all we heard was dust settling , the rattle of bones and the rustle of wings . 

Assuming he 's back in time the crunching of popcorn and rustle of toffee papers will once again be heard in the aisles of Wotton Under Edge . 

He sat listening to the sound of the river , the rustle of swallows swooping across the water and distant sounds of harvesting . 

Then , with a rustle of the stiff jacket , she looked back to me . 

She ascended to the schoolroom in a rustle of skirts , having bidden Mrs Gracie wait below ; Dinah preferred to form her own judgments . 

He heard the faint rustle of paper , then Kirov grasped his wrist and pressed a bundle of folded money into his palm . 

She fancied she could hear the rustle of taffeta and a man 's step : liebchen . 

In the disputed territory , the Karelia or Sudetenland , between waking and sleeping , Charsky heard the distant screech of a violin and , close to him , a rustle of pages . 

When he could smell her perfume and hear the soft rustle of her skirt , he closed the door fully and held his breath . 

Whether it 's to reward ourselves for an achievement , or to lift our spirits , many women find little can compete with the rustle of tissue paper and the thrill of slipping into a pristine new outfit . 

The night was calm and warm with just a slight rustle of a breeze in the trees . 

There was another rustle of branches as the buffalo ran off without so much as another snort . 

It was n't the rustle of the cheque-book but the siren call of a pencil drawing which led Mr Horwood to The Wild Wood . 

But the kangaroo rat can hear the faint rustles of the rattlesnake 's scales moving over the sand , and escape . 

Then there was the barest rustle of wings in the night and Creggan saw that staring at him , from the next cage , was Slorne , quite silent , but her eyes full of a terrible entreaty . 

` Any use to you ? " he asked , snapping open his eyes as he heard the rustle of her skirt as she changed position . 

The recorder stopped and I heard the rustle of paper being turned -- the music-stand . 

Everything was bathed in a faded golden glow , and the only noises to be heard were the rustle of trees , the birds , and the occasional car chugging past . 

Sabine could hear the rustle of his clothes as he removed them . 

The room was silent except for the rustle of Dexter 's pen and the jingle of his wrist chain on the table as he wrote . 

Nicola 's husband looked up wearily , his voice no more than the rustle of dead leaves . 

Then there was a rustle of leaves and Joe 's face appeared above me . 

Ranulf strained his ears , trying to ignore the sounds of the forest , the chatter of the birds and the rustle of the wood creatures under the thick green bracken . 

The only sounds were the rustle of Dexter 's pen on the evidence forms and the echoing clatter from the prison outside . 

The creaking of the ironing board , the crackle of corn-flakes and the occasional rustle of the newspaper were the only sounds . 

Faye lay back again and closed her eyes for a moment , opening them as she heard the rustle of paper . 

He heard the sucking sound of wellington boots and the rustle of parted reeds but did not look up . 

There was a scraping of chairs , a rustle of papers , a subdued clearing of throats . 

The sound of hoofbeats died away , leaving the air to the hum of bees and the occasional rustle of butterfly wings . 

Blackness , the dank chill , the faint rustle of tiny creatures in the darkest corners -- it was terrifyingly familiar , threatening her very sanity . 

All he hears is his own breathing and the rustle of the shrouds around him , like flapping bats . 

And one rustle of the packet wakes Darren from the deepest sleep . 

Giles is not always waxing poetic and may , like other explorers , be useful as a source for the history of Australian and general English .

By this I mean something more than just the obvious point , which is that history has no control group .

One early critic of this trend , Sherman Lee , then director of the Cleveland Museum of Art , complained 20 years ago that NEH `` tends to lose sight of the fundamental purpose of an art exhibition , which is not to illustrate history but to allow an art work to be understood and enjoyed as a work of art . ''

This expression appears occasionally throughout the history of inaugurals , but it has hit its stride in recent years .

Conservatives , after all , have spent the last year crediting Clinton 's polls to alchemy : He has lucked into the best economy in history .

Finds cover 7,000 years of Greek history , and have been brought from sites all across Greece .

We seek regularities in the long movements of history , trying to find our place in a bigger picture than the evening news and hoping to see what is coming next .

, soils , bedrock type , geologic history ) affect the rate of water chemistry response to acid deposition .

Can David Plotz ( and everyone at Slate ) please refrain from speaking on behalf of History ?

Seagram stock , dragged down by Universal , is stagnating through the biggest bull market in history .

For a personal touch , there are a number of guides who provide guided walks full of interesting details of local history .

It 's not oral history ; the author is there on every page , as enticed by vanity as any journalist is -- maybe more so , because his is the kind of journalism that aspires most nakedly to the status of literature .

History has never given such a guarantee , and it is quite unable to give it in any revolution .

Or maybe not so unified , since , although I still do n't agree with you about Miramax , I see that I agree even less with myself , in that I do n't actually think that the political protests of Catholic , feminist , and gay-rights organizations regarding their portrayals by the mass media are really of comparable weight , seeing as only one of these special interests is allied with an extraordinarily wealthy institution with one of the most coherent and cooperative global network of outlets in history .

And when it comes to showing us the means by which everyday people are taken up by history , how they shape it and are in turn shaped by it , there is no genre more accommodating .

To blur those distinctions is to distort history far more than a mildly conservative magazine , or a lukewarm `` conservative '' party , is likely to do .

West of the riverside and old Chinese section is a landmark of modern history : the low brick building at 76 Xingyelu , where the Chinese Communist Party was founded in July 1921 .

' '' This story is also on the NYT front , the front of the LAT business section , and runs inside at the WP . Of course , everybody hopes it 's true , but the papers have also moved a little beyond history : Somehow these Quotations from Chairman Al stories never mention that Greenspan once , as an outside consultant , gave Charles Keating 's financial empire a clean bill of health too .

French critics hate Arnault 's `` American '' business style ( profits over politesse ) and disregard for fashion history ( he puts brash young designers in charge of hallowed clothing lines ) .

A stone church , faintly Norman in style , was erected in the park in 1930 as a memorial to Acadian culture and history .

Clearly , the unstylish , klutzy bookworm has existed throughout history .

Something like : `` Franjo Tudjman : Warrior , Dissident , Man of Letters , Statesman , Liberator , and Father of the Free , Independent , and Democratic Nation of Croatia . '' History will remember him more accurately : `` Franjo Tudjman : Not Quite as Bad as Milosevic . ''

It also thwarted a plot to assassinate Abraham Lincoln , and thank God for that , for the entire course of history might have been different had the Great Emancipator been cut down .

Another reason for the lack of attention , closer to my own concerns , is that Western historians no longer have a simple story to tell about the history of the second millennium -- a single `` meta-narrative , '' to use our jargon .

It astonishes me that so many of the bright people in Silicon Valley are capable of understanding things like quantum tunneling and Boolean algebra but are incapable of understanding history or the future .

He has abrogated his moral responsibility to history in a manner that is close to unforgivable .

The Commission 's interpretation is the only interpretation which comports with the language and legislative history of the presence requirement and which permits full and meaningful representation to aliens eligible for legal assistance consistent with Congress ' purpose .

It contains calligraphy carved in the hand of Chairman Mao and is engraved with stirring scenes of a century of Chinese revolutionary history .

In this light the history of the universe according to Taoist thought can be either depressing or exhilarating , depending on one 's point of view ; at any rate it seems true enough as far as the Big Picture goes : First there was nothing .

It took all of human history to 1800 to reach the first billion .

Robert Darnton , an expert on the history of the book , predicts a long life for the medium in the New York Review of Books . The prophecies of '60s media guru Marshall McLuhan have not come to pass .

On the same Toronto junket , following a rather splendid lunch at the Granite Club with a friend from CFRB , I met Roy Thomson for the first time . 

The recession abruptly derailed the gravy train on which most in the record industry had ridden through the 1970s ; the generous salaries , inflated expenses and transcontinental junkets . 

Leaving the visits to Brussels aside , for I assume that these were entirely legitimate , what do we find when we start to unravel the mysterious secrecy surrounding the civic junkets to far off lands ? 

What they 're defending is their all-expenses paid trips to the U.S. of A for next year 's World Cup junket . 

Their complaint : the system discourages working because unemployment provides benefits that many entry-level jobs do n't include .

Records indicate that 531 were deported , 162 were released on bond , 24 received some kind of immigration benefits , 12 had their proceedings terminated , and 8-one of whom was Moussaoui -were remanded to the custody of the U.S.

In response to a request about the counterterrorism benefits of the 9/11 detainee program , the Justice Department cited six individuals on the special interest detainee list , noting that two ( including Moussaoui ) were linked directly to a terrorist organization and that it had obtained new leads helpful to the investigation of the 9/11 terrorist attacks .

Please dearest beloved , if it 's your wish to give me an urgent assistance with out huting me or do away with my money when transfered to your account i am willing to offer you 18% percent of my inheritance after transfered to your account and the rest we will invest together for mutual benefit .

Whether lipid-lowering therapy would provide incremental benefit if initiated immediately following an acute coronary syndrome is an important issue as the risk of a recurrent adverse cardiac events is much greater in patients with unstable coronary disease than in the stable setting .

Although lipid-lowering therapy was associated with a significantly lower mortality when initiated early after an acute coronary syndrome in two large observational studies [ 6 7 ] , MIRACL was the first randomized trial to suggest that statins confer clinical benefits in this setting .

It was also the first trial to identify a short-term ( ie , within 16 weeks ) clinical benefit from statin therapy ; in previous secondary prevention trials , the benefit of statin therapy was not evident for one to two years .

While it is impressive that a clinical benefit was realized after only 16 weeks of statin therapy , the increased risk of adverse clinical events persists throughout the year following an acute coronary syndrome .

The investigators reasoned that recurrent ischemic events in this population were likely to result from restenosis or bypass graft closure and that statins would be less likely to affect these processes [ 8 ] . Nevertheless , a number of trials have established the benefits of statin therapy early after coronary revascularization [ 9 10 11 ] . Furthermore , a number of recent trials have suggested that higher risk patients with non-ST elevation acute coronary syndromes fair better when an early invasive strategy is applied [ 12 13 14 ] and it is not uncommon for patients to be treated in this fashion .

Although MIRACL and the two aforementioned cohort studies suggest that lipid-lowering agents exert short-term clinical benefits when initiated soon after an acute coronary syndrome , this remains an open question .

The ascertainment and quantification of any incremental benefit conferred by statin therapy initiated early after an acute coronary syndrome will require confirmation .

If A-2-Z demonstrates significant reductions in the incidence of adverse events during the first four months , it would suggest an incremental clinical benefit from initiating these agents early after an acute coronary syndrome .

If benefits accrue , but do so later during follow up , it would be difficult to discriminate between the effects of more aggressive vs. earlier lipid lowering therapy .

The potential benefits of an effective demand response program would includ e:

Please , if you could give me a few minutes of your valuable time or guide me to the right person to describe the significant benefits of what we offer .

In its letter , which was signed by all six members , the panel wrote that it was `` troubled by incongruities , inconsistencies and conflicts , particularly concerning actions taken by you which were or could have been of potential benefit to Chang .

Continuation of a personal and official relationship with Mr . Chang under circumstances where you knew that he was attempting to ingratiate himself , in part through a pattern of attempts to provide you and those around you with gifts over a period of several years when you and your Senate Office were taking official actions of benefit to Mr . Chang ( contacting United States Government officials , writing letters to foreign government officials and involving Mr . Chang of his representatives in situations where you were meeting with officials of foreign governments ) evidenced poor judgment .

After evaluating the extensive body of evidence before it and your testimony , the committee is troubled by incongruities , inconsistencies and conflicts , particularly concerning actions taken by you which were or could have been of potential benefit to Mr . Chang .

It 's a truism , I know , but it has the benefit of actually being true .

Take it through analysis , if there is some benefit in it for you .

If the benefits are genuinely mutual , projects provide a basis for high commitment from both parties to the short-term employment contract .

Yet , the benefits of reciprocity can accrue beyond the project 's conclusion .

We have sought to illustrate the future by exploring two industries where boundaryless careers have flourished – reaping benefits for people , companies , and host industries alike .

Did the tools of production really get sold , to the shareholders benefit , leaving the worker without means to defend himself ?

As someone trying to get a government job with great benefits where the qualification is basically , `` take this constitution and defend it with your life , '' Tea Party Republicans spend an awful lot of time tearing it up and reassembling the pieces to their acquired tastes .

Such a program , coupled with appropriate measures to address local concerns , would provide significant health benefits even as we increase energy supplies and maintain reasonable electricity rates .

Included in those amendments was the Acid Rain cap and trade program , the first program tailored specifically to the utility sector , which is achieving significant environmental and public health benefits at a fraction of the initial cost estimates and with relatively little government bureaucracy .

Allowance trading provides incentives for energy conservation and technology innovation that can both lower the cost of compliance and yield pollution prevention benefits .

Greater reductions earlier than expected have lowered risks to human health and provided benefits to the environment sooner .

Requiring every plant over 30 years old to meet New Source Performance Standards and New Source Review modification requirements seems unnecessary and could undermine the benefits of the cap and trade approach .

We should not delay the public health and environmental benefits from reduction of these emissions while we wait for consensus to develop on CO2 .

Still others are less obvious but just as horrible ; dogs fighting to the death for the benefit of blood thirsty gamblers ; baby calves confined and malnourished to provide `` milk-fed '' veal for the gourmet ; and the `` accidental '' drowning of porpoises in the nets of tuna fishermen .

The man shrugged , `` Yeah , well , that 's one benefit of owning the company .

for them , they get the benefit of the longer term if you do n't apply it to an existing copyright. I m

, and is your argument that we find and hold against their retrospective because there is some , at least plausible basis should so argument , to say that there can be a causal connection between the retrospective extension and some benefit that can be traced to those particular works through the retrospective extension , like dissemination ? Is

is , suppose you have a statute , as this one arguably is , where 99.9 percent , many billions of dollars of benefits , are going to the existing holders of copyright on grounds of equity , and the effect of the statute in eliciting new works is near zero. I m

At a price nearly half off the regular membership dues , you will receive a host of member benefits ( more on these in a moment ) _and , far more important the satisfaction of actually doing something to improve the ocean world we pass on to our children .

Besides having the satisfaction of knowing that you are doing your part to help save our wildlife heritage , you will also receive some outstanding benefits of membership including : A one-year subscription to our beautiful full color magazine , NATIONAL WILDLIFE .

The agreed-upon rate and service changes will work to the mutual benefit of mail users and the postal system as a whole ; and

- For the first half minute of the recording and the last half minute ( before people put on mics and after they removed them ) speech is transcribed without benefit of close mics .

Films with Mandarin dialogue also have Chinese subtitles , for the benefit of Cantonese speakers , and sometimes subtitles in English .

The feeling that you are a real partner in helping us achieve victories for wildlife is probably the biggest benefit of membership there is .

But membership carries many tangible benefits as well ... benefits that will keep you up-to-date on the latest wildlife news , and benefits designed to enhance your own personal enjoyment of nature .

PLUS , there are additional membership benefits for you to enjoy .

Travelers 's employee benefits group , which includes its group health insurance operations , posted earnings of $24 million , compared with a loss of $3 million last year .

Ratners 's chairman , Gerald Ratner , said the deal remains of `` substantial benefit to Ratners . ''

The program , available to Upjohn employees 55 years old or older , could increase an individual 's retirement benefits 10% to 20% .

Further analysis is needed of the benefits of the current system relative to the benefits of an alternative system , and of whether some of the benefits of an alternative system can be obtained by making adjustments to the current system .

As a Living Planet Society member , you 'll receive the wonderful array of benefits described in the enclosed brochure .

Other upgrades will yield long-term benefits through improved computer infrastructure .

Studies in these centers should demonstrate the benefits of screening : increased referrals , more patients receiving counseling , and better outcomes such as reduction of risk behaviors .

People are unlikely to invest in the feeding and care of others if they are not in a position to reap the benefits .

The marriage contract pours a sea of benefits and obligations into a single `` I do . ''

43Social Security consists of two separate trust funds : Old-Age and Survivors Insurance , which funds retirement and survivors benefits , and Disability Insurance , which provides benefits to disabled workers and their families .

As the first woman in charge of a department that traditionally combines gentleman 's-club exclusivity with macho bluster , she has figured out how to present herself to the public , to the media , and to other world leaders without the benefit of role models .

The New York Times leads with word that because most states are behind schedule in their attempts to eliminate Y2K problems from their computer systems , it 's likely that some people receiving welfare and other anti-poverty benefits will have their payments and/or services interrupted .

The Army discharged a 20-year decorated veteran one week before he would have been eligible for retirement benefits , because investigators discovered evidence of his homosexuality after an arsonist torched his home .

Some , such as loss of flexibility and adjustment costs on the cost side , and health benefits and spillovers on the benefit side , remain beyond the scope of this analysis .

Impact on Base Benefits Description of Basis for Analysis Avoided Incidences Estimate Adjusted for Growth in Real Income ( billion 1999$ )

employee contributions , if any , and the employer entity contributions ( 593 ) Customs Service fees ( 576 ) Deposit fund transactions ( 600 ) Deposits by states for unemployment trust fund ( 575 ) Deposits of earnings , Federal Reserve System ( 577 ) Disposition of revenue to other entities : custodial transfers ( 596 ) Diversion fees , Department of Justice ( 583 ) Donation of property , plant , and equipment : types that are expensed ( 598 ) Donations : except types of property , plant , and equipment that are expensed ( 577 ) Downward subsidy reestimates for post- 1991 direct loans and loan guarantees ( 598 ) Employer entity contributions to health benefit plans for current coverage of Federal employees ( 590 ) Employer entity contributions to pension and other retirement benefit plans for Federal employees ( 589 ) Employer entity contributions to social insurance programs ( 588 ) Employer entity payments for unemployment benefits and workers compensation ( 590 ) Federal employee contributions to health benefits plan for current coverage of Federal employees ( 584 ) Federal employee contributions to pension and other retirement benefit plans ( 583 ) Fees on post- 1991 direct loans and loan guarantees ( 598 ) Fines and penalties ( 578 ) Forfeitures ( 578 ) Individual income taxes , corporation income taxes , social insurance taxes and contributions , excise

Now she is settling with the university and will be reinstated to her full professorship , receive back pay of $100,000 , benefits , and a cash payment .

The second missing benefit includes gains in environmental quality , especially improved health benefits .

Federal employee contributions to pension and other retirement benefit plans .

The LAT says that Clinton 's legal shift has the benefit of allowing him to fight on , but on much less controversial grounds , and yet still perhaps delaying Lindsey 's re-appearance before Starr 's grand jury for months .

That 's a voluntary sacrifice , and so ( in the judgment of those who choose to buy ) it must be more than compensated for by the benefits of ownership .

It is extremely difficult to obtain alternative representation for housing eviction , benefits , education , and health access cases , whether the client is an alien or a citizen .

It could also bring far greater development benefits than indirect financial support , he says ( Box 2 ) .

When the widely varying studies detected short-term benefits from better-quality care , liberals and child advocates trumpeted them .

As that exhibit shows , we estimate the monetized benefits of the Clear Skies Act in the continental United States will be $44 billion in 2010 , including $43 billion in health benefits and $1 billion in recreational visibility benefits .

If a state does not participate ( or is not certified by the Department of Labor as meeting Federal requirements ) : ( i ) the Federal unemployment tax is levied within the state at its maximum rate , ( ii ) the system does not pay any unemployment compensation benefits within the state , and ( iii ) the Federal Government provides no grants to state governments to pay for the costs of administration .

The estimates of avoided health effects , improved visibility , and monetary benefits of the Clear Skies Act are based on a method that reflects peer-reviewed data , models , and approaches that are applied to support EPA rulemakings and generate Reports to Congress on the benefits of air pollution regulation .

To illustrate the complexities in evaluating how traditional program reforms might affect national saving , let 's examine two basic options that would directly improve Social Security 's financial imbalance-increasing payroll taxes and reducing benefits .

Finally , we adjust the benefit values for expected income growth through 2010 and 2020 and aggregate the benefits to the appropriate geographic level .

Other criticisms : 1 ) Clinton is using the surplus to avoid proposing benefit cuts , which will eventually be necessary .

The costs of leniency -- measured in lost reputation -- are spread over the entire school , while the benefits are concentrated in the professor 's own classroom .

In a pessimistic scenario in which a more narrow treatment focus limits effective prevention , the overall benefits are much more modest , with 26% and 16% reductions , respectively , in new infections and mortality by 2020 compared to the baseline .

One benefit of making our current content free is that Slate will be able to participate more fully in the new Microsoft `` portal '' site , msn.com .

There often will be no alternative source for the client to receive vital information respecting constitutional and statutory rights bearing upon claimed benefits .

Layering additional requirements , such as the `` outdated power plants '' provision , on top of a cap and trade program is very likely to increase costs without providing significant environmental benefits .

Thus the place was already steeped in history when Lord Williams decided to build his modest but very modern hunting lodge , between the inner and middle moat . 

Once done , he set about building this lodge to serve as a grandstand , from whose balcony he could be with family and friends and watch his hounds coursing deer across the bare miles . 

George Devey also built this sumptuously romantic Lodge for Alice , right beside a waterfall . 

The Guinness family , the last owners of the estate , had also built a fanciful fishing lodge beside the castle . 

It is clear that the Confessor retained his native energy to the end of his life , since Earl Harold built a hunting lodge for him in Wales as late as 1065 . 

Originally the coastal Eskimos , Chukchis and Koryaks lived in subterranean lodges like those of the Nivkhs . 

The gate lodge , built in 1906 in a neo-Romanesque style , has a moving display of drawings by children from Terezin concentration camp . 

Mahoney had told her that the lodge had been built on the site of a demolished cromlech , a tower erected for the worship of native Irish Gods . 

Just inside the gates of Chesney Hall was the lodge where Stephen 's grandmother had lived . 

Beneath the long lacy petticoats was a stuffed cotton body wearing a lace camisole . 

Some wore only frilly drawers and black camisoles so you could see their bare thighs on which they wore fancy garters and suspenders . 

Then I dressed in the vest , bloomers , camisole with pink ribbon threaded through the top and bottom , a pretty lace underskirt and finally the yellow dress . 

Adam pulled her from her chair , undid two more buttons , quickly unzipped her skirt : Miranda was left standing in a daffodil-yellow camisole and black high-heeled boots . 

The winter wind skeetered viciously along the dirty pavement and the grey air was so thick with cold that it felt like frosted glass against the raw flesh of my face . 

The flesh of fish gives only a weak sonar signal ; more than half the signal from a fish comes from its gas-filled swim bladder , which is relatively small . 

They simply tear at the flesh of the victim until the animal is weak from loss of blood , when they pull it over and start to devour it . 

The superintendent narrowed her eyes , crinkling the dark flesh of the lids . 

A chicken farmer called Edmund James Thorne fed the flesh of his wife to his fowls . 

In his heart , even as the first shaft sliced into the flesh of his left arm , he did not really blame them . 

A drip still connected to his arm , and his flesh was sallow , but the old Ray Doyle sparkle was back in his eyes , and Bodie was glad to see it . 

The chicken 's skin was crisped nicely and its yellow flesh was succulent . 

The metal tore into his flesh , ripping it away , slicing effortlessly through skin and muscles , exposing a portion of the middle-finger knuckle . 

And -- unbelievably -- as I watched , the cuts and stabs in her flesh healed . 

His fingers were tingling at the prospect of clasping her neck , his tongue at tasting her flesh . 

He saw himself , as in a mirror , lifting the black cloth from her white flesh , felt , as if it had already happened , the softness of her body closing around him . 

His flesh was soft ; a badly-fitting mask that around the eyes showed a moist pink edge . 

In 1985 Peruvian fishermen caught around 10,000 dolphins and porpoises , most of them destined for the fish markets of Peru 's capital Lima , making Peru second only to Japan in the consumption of dolphin flesh . 

In the case of the Dysoxylum , the fish flesh is rendered rather unpalatable by substances from the seeds . 

Fragments of rotting flesh lodged under the claws pose a high risk of septicaemia . 

They lived in filth and fed on shit and vomit and rotting flesh . 

“ Really … ? ” he drawled , raising a dark eyebrow as his fingertips idly drew patterns on her soft , yielding flesh . 

It was HERCULES who broke the mares of their sordid habit , by killing the king and feeding his flesh to the horses . 

When they unplugged his dressings , fluid leapt from his flesh like some victorious spirit that had possessed him . 

He took her hand between both his own , turning it palm upwards and gazing down as though he were a fortune-teller , searching the damp pinkness of her flesh for answers to all sorts of impossible questions . 

She felt his fingers tighten on her flesh as the anger in his voice seared across her consciousness . 

His lips savaged hers , his hand kneading the tender flesh at her hip as though he would make her one with him . 

But as he followed her down the hall and into the consulting room , the sway of her buttocks reminded him of the succulent flesh beneath . 

His hot hands branding her flesh for evermore was the very worst punishment of all . 

Some horses indulge in this self-orientated activity by biting their own sides or legs , even to the extent of tearing their own flesh so that they bleed . 

However , the thought of sweaty flesh exposed by cut-off jeans and short-sleeved T-shirts is horrible . " 

Monkfish has a very firm and meaty flesh , so it 's easy to use for kebabs . 

In fact , about the only contact Edward ever had with other people 's flesh was when the school maids , and then their friends from round about , began to share their sexual favours with him . 

On the night of the dinner-party , it seems , the kitchen maid has allowed the meat to scorch . 

It perhaps is typical of his approach that he held lavish dinner-parties at his home for the Ecclesiological Society , to which distinguished architects were invited . 

But later , finding myself sharing a sofa with her at a friend 's dinner-party , I mentioned the film and that I understood she had approved of it . 

It was a formal French dinner-party : best china , a second maid to wait at table , three wines . 

So radical has the change been that Freddie and Caroline are sometimes at Prue 's dinner-parties now . 

So when they held dinner-parties Scarlet skimped on the smoked salmon , and Brian rebuked her for her graceless parsimony . 

There , hanging by their forelimbs from a vine or branch , the sloths dug a small depression in the soil with their hind legs into which they defecated . 

Like the smaller copepods , euphausiids are mainly herbivorous , combing algal cells from the water and gathering them in a basket-like arrangement of bristles on their many-jointed forelimbs . 

“ You reach down from your exalted position , beyond their understanding , and put your — the things on the ends of your forelimbs … . ” 

Thus the wing of a bat and the paddle of a porpoise are homologous because they show the same underlying pattern of bones typical of a mammalian forelimb . 

Later discoveries would show that in fact both are bipedal , with massive hind legs and diminutive forelimbs . 

As their eyes held Penry 's changed , narrowing to a sudden glitter between his lashes .

He wore a light yellow tunic which reached the knee , and on his feet were leather sandals with decorated metal buckles . 

One fellow was haggling with a customer over the price of a heavy silver buckle . 

The pinstripe trousers were tucked into green shooting boots with buckles at the sides , giving him a competent air . 

Even the car keys or a belt buckle may upset things if placed too close . 

Together they gazed at the family portraits and Miss Hatherby pointed out the niceties of her forefathers ' dress -- ` Folk would literally kill for shoe buckles of that quality . 

Here 's one that sells just belt buckles , here 's another exclusively devoted to pointed boots , or country and westernalia , or whatever . 

As soon as she 'd gone , Flavia Sherman began to fumble with the buckle of her belt ; but her hands shook uncontrollably and it took her a long time to undress . 

` For two years me and my sons walked along the towpath and park searching for a zip or the buckle of Brian 's belt , anything that would help . " 

Her stepsister settled in England , conformed outwardly , and applied herself to the advancement of her plump , dull son . 

It was n't her fault , Robbie thought crossly , that she had assumed ` Fen " was Caro 's stepsister Fenella . 

Caro never told me , " she went on , ` that her stepsister was successful too . " 

-- ` She ca n't cope with the idea of a new stepsister , she 's talked about it to me . " 

If he thought she was going to be a nice little stepsister he could think again ! 

One of its characters from real life is Squeaky Fromme , she who tried to assassinate President Gerald Ford , who sings a duet with John Warnock Hinckley , the would-be assassin of President Ronald Reagan . 

Ebert , Fest and I. We were after the assassins of the T'ang 's Minister , Lwo Kang , and had been told to wait for a contact from our Triad connections there . 

He was murdered in 1969 and his assassin did not hesitate to put the blame on the ` big men " . 

Mr Heseltine , seen by many Tory faithful as Margaret Thatcher 's assassin , was never going to get a good reception in his first post-coup party speech . 

Sir Ranulph admitted the ice axe was not a latter-day attempt at emulating Trotsky 's assassin -- he simply had no other walking stick . 

Gerald Bellay 's rebellion against Geoffrey le Bel , with his appeal for support to Louis VII , were significant presages of future developments . 

In Angleby , though , with the first presages of autumn already blurring the hard edges of the city , the outlook , like the weather , was more unsettled . 

Kurds also hope for a weak Baghdad government in order to strengthen and possibly expand their semiautonomous enclave in the north .

In Tripoli and the surrounding towns still loyal to Kadafi , regime supporters described reports of an emerging rebel enclave in the country 's eastern half as a U. S. or British intelligence plot .

Despite claims of victory , reports of bloodshed continued in Zawiya and other rebel-controlled coastal enclaves in western Libya .

BAGHDAD â€� Attack helicopters pumped rockets at gunmen holed up in office towers and apartment blocks Wednesday , as U. S. and Iraqi forces swept through a notorious Sunni insurgent enclave in the heart of Baghdad .

They are speaking of Sangin , an enclave in Helmand province that is perhaps the Afghan war 's most dangerous district .

Additional possibilities include loyalist enclaves such as the city of Bani Walid , 95 miles southeast of Tripoli .

They know that 's a potential threat to the delicate religious harmony on this fabled resort isle , the only Hindu enclave in the world 's most populous Muslim nation .

In the west , rebels in the Nafusa Mountains and the coastal enclave of Misurata have made slow progress in their drive toward Tripoli .

The violence came on the heels of a campaign of vengeance executions that left 80 Sunni Arabs dead over the weekend near Balad , a mostly Shiite enclave amid Sunni villages about 50 miles north of the capital .

The last enclave in greater Tripoli to fall to the rebels appeared to be Qasr bin Ghashir , which they took early Saturday .

" But he said he could not rule out that undiscovered enclaves of resistance remain .

Rebels there have been trying to push west toward the capital but have met stiff government resistance in the rural enclave of Dafniya .

In the upscale neighborhood of Wazir Akbar Khan adjoining the diplomatic enclave , witnesses said one rocket fell close to a minibus carrying schoolchildren , sending them crying into the street .

The officials warned that stopping the airstrikes before the city falls could encourage Kadafi loyalists , who are waging an increasingly desperate battle to hold the coastal enclave .

The Western-led coalition of nations has launched airstrikes against Kadafi 's forces in an attempt to halt his attacks on civilian population centers in the country 's rebel-held east and a few opposition enclaves including Misurata .

Marines , with their overwhelming firepower , have gained overall control of what had been a rebel enclave .

Other strikes have hit military targets , including three Scud surface-to-surface missile launchers in or near Bani Walid , another remaining loyalist enclave southeast of Tripoli , where some also think Kadafi may be holed up .

Many suspect that Kadafi is hiding in his hometown , Surt , a loyalist enclave about 225 miles east of the capital .

A " contingency " plan , Metz said , is to bypass Fallouja -- and perhaps other violent enclaves -- and concentrate on ensuring electoral security in Baghdad and other population centers where hostility is lower .

But Libya 's transitional leaders were impatient with the slow pace of talks aimed at securing the surrender of the remaining pro-Kadafi enclaves .

About 1,000 families sought refuge in Iraq 's semiautonomous Kurdish enclave afterward , according to the United Nations .

As rebels attempt to consolidate control in Tripoli , the insurgents are also looking to subdue several loyalist enclaves elsewhere â€� including Kadafi 's hometown , Sirte , about 250 miles from Tripoli .

The U. S. Embassy warned American citizens to avoid the vicinity of the mosque , which is a short distance from Islamabad 's diplomatic enclave , the presidential building and the Parliament .

In theory , the Bosnian Serbs risk NATO punishment every time they fly over Bosnia and every time they attack " safe areas , " the six Muslim enclaves ostensibly under U. N. protection .

The area is near a Western diplomatic enclave and the road is frequently used by foreign troops .

We made a cash donation of £200,000 , fitted 16 pledging sites with nearly 2,000 lines at our expense , and installed 2,000 miles of computer circuits to drive the scoreboards .

As more loyal forces were moved into the area , the rebels were reported to be short of supplies , and forced to rely upon food donations from a local religious group .

Annual reports and other donor information literature clearly state that blood donations are used for all patients in NHS and other hospitals .

Russia 's independent Union of Drivers has sent trucks to the coal fields to distribute the food donations that have poured in from all over the country .

Send your donations to Daily Mirror/CARE Somalia Appeal , PO Box 232 , Melksham , Wilts , SM12 7SB .

Funded by members ' subscriptions and supporters ' donations , CPRW is an authoritative source of guidance on conservation issues for political leaders , the news media and rural bodies in Wales .

As always , Oxfam says it 'll continue to rely on donations from ordinary people , which go towards relieving suffering and poverty across the world .

The network will be funded by donations from benefactors of the Cerullo organisation in Europe and also from donations worldwide

BP OIL UK LTD was kind enough , about two years ago , to give a generous donation to this Association , allowing it to purchase some much needed items for use by volunteer team members .

` Look , I will give a donation to the Cats " Protection League .

As the recession cuts into company budgets , from expense accounts and salaries to training and research and development , donations to good causes are also being reappraised .

Donations of cake/s for the tea should be made to Jean Parmiter .

We would particularly appreciate donations of guidebooks , especially those for Lakeland crags .

Former pupils and staff who wish to make a donation towards a gift for Mr Tovey should send contributions to The Rectory , Inveresk Road , Tilston , before July 20 .

However , the mounting of a recording safari in remote areas proved an expensive operation , and money was scarce , although the importance of this work was recognised . 

BET 's safari to Africa , while limited to shareholders , costs between £1,355 and £1,675 . 

For flights to Kenya , or information about walking and camel trekking safaris , contact the Africa Travel Centre in London ( 071 387 1211 ) . 

For an additional £145 visitors can opt to vacate their hotel rooms for a two-night safari . 

There are also jeep safaris round Fuerteventura , and more staid island tours . 

Look out for a host of special events — themed evening meals with entertainment , activities for children , guided walks and landrover safaris …

Courses range from a half-day sampler ( £48 ) up to a five-day Trans-Wales Safari ( £370 ) . 

Thomas , 30 , the fourth of five sons , was manager of a company which organised safaris in the African country . 

Somak Travel offer one week on safari at the Samburu Game Reserve before heading to Bamburi beach , just north of Mombasa , for £862 . 

He will be taking the young audience on an exciting musical safari to meet animals from around the world . 

But these ratios vary enormously with the different breeds of pedigree cats . 

In the wild , even modern breeds of hens form themselves into small social groups comprising one cockerel and perhaps four or five hens . 

Modern breeds of these homing pigeons return so reliably and are so tame and amenable that they make excellent subjects with which to investigate the homing ability . 

The Farm Park specializes in showing the public rare breeds of farm animals . 

The original qualities of our native breeds have become diluted by cross-breeding with such foreign interlopers as the Dutch Texel , because they produce an animal that looks like a table . 

Orkney , like most of his breed , is not sure this should have been allowed . 

But , like so many other dairy breeds , the Guernsey suffered a sharp decline in the UK when Friesians became dominant . 

Yet blood-factor studies reveal a surprising genetic distance between the two island breeds which is almost as wide as that between , say , the Jersey and the Holstein . 

Named for La Chapelle d'Abondance , this mountain breed was originally a triple-purpose type used for draught work as well as milk and meat . 

The distinction between hardy and other sheep breeds would be abolished . 

It was not at all certain , then , how he would fare against the younger breed of highly professionalized butlers looking for posts . 

As Beatrice Webb pointed out , the visitors were a new breed of ` governing and guiding " women . 

Hip dysplasia is most commonly associated with large breeds , and puppies at just five months old may suffer pain from this condition . 

Polled dairy type created since 1947 by merging three polled breeds , with preference given to light red Western bulls . 

By the mid-seventeenth century the rather humid Cunningham region of northern Ayrshire in southwest Scotland was already noted for its Dunlop breed of dairy cattle ( and their Dunlop cheese ) . 

His stated object was to examine the different breeds of horses and cattle , and to observe the condition of rural economy in this country . 

Also see the young lambs , various breeds of cattle and the flock of free-range hens . 

But only a handful of rare breed Gloucester cattle now remain at Maisemore Court . 

Solve the clues in both circles and match them up to form seven breeds of dog 

Had Koi then bred true , in way of breeds of dog , it is debatable whether they would have captured and maintained the fascination of their keepers around the world . 

It seems fairly clear , for example , that in domestic animals macro mutations of this kind have quite often been made the basis of new breeds of dogs or of cattle and things of that kind . 

` I never realized that for every one like me there were a score , all jockeying for a place , the Tudor world jam-packed with us , a new breed of men on the make . 

He was not only an outstanding golfer , but was one of those rare breed of men possessing the gift of total empathy with all who came into contact with him . 

She was one of the last of the anachronistic breed of Northern women who only spoke to men when spoken to , or after three port and lemons , whichever came first . 

The RBST was formed in 1973 and a year later a British survey identified 48 breeds of livestock ( cattle , sheep , goats , pigs and horses ) in need of help . 

Mr Gemmell said some of the rare breeds of sheep , cross bred , were proving hardier than normal animals . 

` After the breed of sheep -- huge creatures -- that used to be bred around here . " 

In a while we 'll be taking a look around the show , and finding out about a traditional breed of sheep and a very small breed of cattle . 

Nor shall you be told of David Owen 's yearning to excel at any kind of team game ; selflessly drawing the best from all the other members and making sure he ran a truly happy dressing room . 

His limited means , however , were made up for by the passion of his yearning to collect . 

Always , she came back to that , with some relief : everything could be explained by her yearning for her other child , the root of all her discontent . 

It took almost twenty years to launch a new attempt to embody in formal texts some of humanity 's yearnings for effective restrictions on war . 

She had then put its architecture firmly out of her mind , together with her yearnings for Norman arches , carved reredos and familiar Early English spires . 

Everything seemed to indicate that Jaromil 's enormous yearning for newness ( the religion of the New ) was only the disguised longing of a virginal youth for the unimaginable experience of the sex act . 

Many young people like myself who were born and grew up on the flat albeit slightly rolling prairies , sometimes feel a yearning for the mountains and the sea , and I was no exception . 

Daughter June had inherited some of her father 's wanderlust and had a yearning for show business . 

Emotionally , you still appear to be feeling somewhat torn and indecisive and the trouble is you have an enormous yearning to give while asking for very little or even nothing in return . 

He had a deep yearning for those long-ago summer holiday afternoons spent on the lawns or down by the lake with the two Debrace children . 

She no longer provided him with a defence against his own yearning for safety which had been so well hidden behind his off-hand behaviour . 

The Swiss yearning for independence was soon aflame throughout the cantons , and led to the famous Confederation . 

Tormented and frustrated by his yearnings to be a woman , the certain and shattering knowledge that he was caught in the wrong body , he finally decided the only answer was to have a sex change operation . 

Everywhere in the low briers and hedgerows was the clatter and singing of small birds . 

Vaguely she wondered why the daily woman who had been with them for years had not put in an appearance before now , and listened in vain for the cheerful clatter of tea-cups in the passage outside . 

Shelley stood bewitched , until the clear feminine shout from the wings and a clatter of castanets signalled the arrival of the dancers in their vivid flounces . 

They heard an irregular bang and clatter of metal on wood and a constantly repeated shout of ` Ho ! 

His voice was partly drowned by the clatter of footsteps on the hard stone floor of the chapel as the others began to arrive . 

They were closer now to whatever was happening and heard very distinctly the heavy fall on the steel deck , the clatter of a falling rifle and the choking gasp . 

Shelley was conscious of the sound of her own breathing , even amid the clatter of plates and the loud hubbub of Spanish conversation . 

By now the atmosphere was electric , as Miguelito went straight into a full-blown flamenco , to cheers and whistles and the clatter of castanets . 

The public bar had filled considerably and the general clatter of laughter and bustle all added to the good feeling of anticipation which was beginning to invade Yanto . 

They ate in silence , broken only by the clatter of cutlery and requests for the salt . 

Noise was all around -- the clatter of green metallic trams , cars blasting horns amid the skyscrapers and the heat , and people rushing everywhere . 

So it was bright and early when , with a clatter of buckets and bowls , we started to swill down the yard . 

The lens of the machine was weaving above me and the clatter of new and used plates was endless . 

Her attention was distracted by a clatter of hoofs as a rider on a grey came up to them . 

The Ash factory was a hot place of metal cabinets and glass cells containing the clatter of typewriters , gloomily lit by neon tubes . 

When I heard the clatter of horse 's hooves , it seemed an enormous , ringing sound , filling the empty sky . 

There was a long time -- several lifetimes -- when the only sound was the clatter of the rain against the window , then Vitor walked to the cot . 

Hearing-aids pick up the clatter of dishes and swoosh of running water , which compete with speech reception . 

She could hear the clatter of iron shutters being cranked up over at the amusement arcades . 

There was a clatter of trays and cutlery from the direction of the kitchen , and an aide came out , pushing a stainless steel trolley into the corridor , followed by another . 

He heard , louder than before , the dripping clatter of the wheels on the rails beneath him . 

And as the horse thudded over the frozen grass of the common land and came to the high road in a clatter of hooves , she sensed , beneath the fear , some ripple of excitement . 

He suddenly spun round with a clatter of hooves and steel , addressing Richard directly . 

The next morning the girls woke to the incessant clatter of the mowing arm circling the big meadow . 

The noise faded to nothing , then any chance of hearing it again was drowned in the clatter of hooves . 

The evening was warm ; a gentle quiet dusk in which the only sounds were the ripping of the water and the slight clatter of the rye stalks moving in the breeze . 

In fact , he seems on occasion to recreate the clatter of an entire wrecking yard , and it sounds terribly tough on the instrument itself …

Harry nodded , or perhaps it was the threatening clatter of his teeth which caused his head to simulate assent . 

From behind the door of Remove came the regular faint clatter of Jarvis 's typewriter . 

When she too heard the clatter of the galloping horse far below she went to the window , but there was no longer anything to see and only the sound of the nursemaids chattering . 

This was getting serious , the clatter of people talking all at once dies down until there 's silence . 

There was a clatter of running feet in the street outside and a fresh uproar from downstairs . 

Our thumbs were tied together and , in a clatter of arms and a tramp of archers , we were hustled into the dark archways of the Chatelet prison and thrown into a deep dungeon beneath the tower . 

Then she walked back into the kitchen and soon heard the hard clatter of shoes on the stone stairs and Giovanna was upon her . 

Is that Anya 's doing , I wonder , as the clatter of kitchen chairs announces an imminent scene shift , or is it mine ? 

She came crawling across the pitch-black floor , the scuff of her knees completely muffled by the clatter of raindrops . 

There followed a small silence that was interrupted by a distant clatter of metal from the ward where some poor nurse was probably doing a bedpan round . 

About half the audience fell to their knees with a clatter of upturned benches . 

From the front of the house comes the chug and clatter of a heavy petrol mower . 

I stand well back as the engine accelerates to cutting speed with a roar and a grind and a clatter of the blades . 

Like many an evening television documentary , or even melodrama , it does so with the buzz and clatter of a news agency teleprinter . 

They heard it through the clatter of their engines , but they could not see its faults . 

A clatter of steps and another man swung under the alley light pistol in hand and coming to the aim . 

They were not entirely alone -- a secretary and two aides moved discreetly in and out of the forward cabin and from behind the door Lili could hear the impersonal clatter of a telex . 

THE classic sounds of Vivaldi 's Four Season 's mingled with the clatter of cutlery in the canteen . 

He was if anything more irritated by the quiet drumming of the electric typewriter than by the clatter of the old mechanical one . 

The downstairs door must also have been open , because I could hear the clatter of the harpsichord mechanism . 

They said nothing but listened to the chatter in the restaurant , the clatter of cutlery and tinging of glass . 

The hollow clatter of his mount 's hooves on the castle drawbridge mingled with the heavy splash of water rapidly filling the ditch . 

In summer , when the windows were opened and the clatter of the kitchens momentarily ceased , you could hear the tenors and sopranos practising tricky obligatos in the rehearsal rooms . 

Lorton could hear the clatter of saucepans as she prepared dinner . 

But the moment was saved as , with a clatter of small feet , Emily came bursting into the conservatory . 

The old man must have moved very softly to get within twenty yards of him unheard , although the quiet afternoon was in fact a steady rumble and distant clatter of farm machinery . 

He shook his head angrily , and heard a clatter of feet behind , coming up the catwalk stairs . 

A sudden clatter of hoofs brought her back to an awareness of their public surroundings . 

Blanche heard a crash as the back door was flung open , followed by whoops and screams and the scraping of furniture , and then the clatter of feet along the hall . 

He listened but heard nothing more , only the rumble of traffic , the clatter of a pneumatic drill and the click of shoes on the marble floor of the concourse . 

Blanche listened to the clatter of footsteps echo down the corridor outside and a telephone ring and ring in the distance . 

And they shared a laugh , dismounting together in the clatter of the crowded court . 

He looked out of the window and heard the cries from Cheapside , the clatter of carts , the rattle against the cobbles of iron-shod horses going towards Smithfield and the horse market . 

I could hear the talk at the next table , the staccato clatter of Mexican , and behind me the piercing voice of an American woman . 

Philip Unwin recalled : ` The clatter of these milk churns was inseparable from railway stations , suggestive of cheerful bustle by day but strangely mournful in the small hours of a night journey . 

A faint clatter from the kitchen indicated Mrs Brissett was just finishing up . 

I introduced her , she took two steps , and there was an almighty clatter . 

The doors on the landing behind Cardiff juddered open with a loud clatter . 

Dawson sat down in front of the computer and strummed the keys , a rapid clatter . 

Allan Stewart was starting to clear away the mess of jugs and pots with a deliberate clatter . 

As we look at these memories , it is clear that the relationship depends both on the opportunity to know each other and also on the degree of compatibility between grandparent and child . 

The company says it is currently working to ensure compatibility between the two releases . 

How strange this seems , for Toscanini 's five commercial recordings of Tchaikovsky 's music are all remarkable , and suggest a strong compatibility between composer and performer . 

The amount of dis-information about the compatibility between PCs and Macintoshes is really quite staggering , on the face of it you would think that they were unable to speak at all . 

Compatibility between components was ensured by using a structurally uniform global database , the blackboard . 

A broad compatibility between offices is what is requiredas to the nature and volume of work . 

Two elements of their arguments have had enduring significance : the compatibility of bureaucracy and democracy , and the stress on elite competition . 

Following the trend to ensure compatibility of hardware and software developed on dissimilar systems , Sparc International is also reportedly working on another range of testing tools for the Sparc architecture . 

We have good reason to doubt the compatibility of these moral aspirations , for an absolute restriction on the power to withdraw promises imposes a constraint upon liberty without necessarily promoting the liberty of others or oneself . 

However , as other third party responses have been formulated , the compatibility of neutrality with the obligations of the United Nations Charter has been questioned . 

The case raises important issues concerning the nature of the Court of Appeal 's relisting jurisdiction and the compatibility of the decision with protections for defendants provided by the European Convention on Human Rights . 

Compatibility of information is thus maintained throughout the design operation . 

The Commission practises an open door policy and is always prepared to review a draft agreement or arrangement internally with interested parties to determine its compatibility with Article 85 . 

The Commission may extend the period of suspension until a final decision is taken on the merger 's compatibility with the Common Market . 

It claims 100% compatibility with Windows 3. x ( as it is now and as it may become to ward off emulators ) and no degradation in the performance of any Windows application . 

However , NT has yet to define its compatibility with critical software like Novell 's NetWare . 

NT 's greatest strength , on the other hand , is its compatibility with Windows . 

It comes about simply through each gene being selected by virtue of its compatibility with the other genes that already happen to dominate the population . 

On top of which its MS-DOS compatibility falls short of perfect , essentially emulating a 286 running in real mode . 

LynxOS ' Unix compatibility has been improved and now includes Unix SVR4 Streams support , binary compatability with Unix V.3.2 system calls and Unix shells . 

High on the list should be to determine the aquarium compatibility ( or otherwise ) of the chosen marine fish species . 

While we 're devising some interesting experimental parameters here 's a relatively basic test for hardware and software compatibility . 

Usually δ for a polymer is established by finding the solvent which will produce maximum swelling of a network or the largest value of the limiting viscosity number , as both indicate maximum compatibility . 

Harmonisation could be limited to essential requirements in order for health and public safety considerations to be accounted for , and to ensure technical compatibility of products . 

Colour index names and numbers are included , along with specification on each pigment 's compatibility with differing media ( oil , watercolour , etc ) . 

Hence , while both product stability and product-container compatibility together constitute the total overall stability of the product to be marketed , they are also quite distinct and separate concepts . 

The chips , offering upwards binary compatibility with preceding generations , will adhere to the Sparc V9 specification that was published by the Sparc International supporters club last year . 

But the PowerPC-based VME engine is better suited for use in development environments because of its binary compatibility with the RS/6000 . 

The card also has Macintosh connection sockets to give complete connectivity compatibility with external Macintosh peripherals . 

Whichever design wins , it is certain that personal computers will continue to shrink , while retaining almost full compatibility with desktop and larger systems . 

Logix claims that the machines offer full compatibility with Sun 's Sparcstation range . 

When horses are put together in paddocks , they need to be carefully chosen for their mutual compatibility . 

UI believes desktop Unix will be successful if it ` can convince users of the the interoperability and compatibility of applications running on platforms . 

Unfortunately , different manufacturers use different codes so there is no compatibility between different systems . 

Ensuring compatibility of data between the systems that you currently have and the proposed electronic publishing software is much more important that worrying about the hardware that it runs on . 

Much of the performance of Windows on any PC is down to the compatibility of the hardware with the operating system , and Windows itself . 

Other problems of intercontinental telephone systems ' compatibility held the fax system back as well : in the 1970s it was still illegal to transmit fax signals overseas from the US via the public telephone system . 

The great strength of 123 For Windows is its compatibility with all the earlier versions of the product . 

efficiency : an organisation structure is efficient if it facilitates the achievement of organisational and personal goals by individuals with the ` minimum unsought consequences or costs . "

A challenge that School Boards are yet to come to terms with fully is how they can contribute to the achievement of the school 's goals .

Ask yourself these questions : How much influence do finance people have over the achievement of your goals ?

Hence , societies ' encouragement of early marriage as a step towards achievement of a large family may hinder rather than aid attainment of family size goals .

Starting from a recognition of the constraints and opportunities set by human and natural resource endowments , one might assume that they then define a broad set of goals for the future .

One logical reason for this , besides the fact that we naturally want to relate our assets to our goals , is because God takes good care of his property .

These guidelines , based on my 20 years of running experience and coaching athletes , such as Kim Jones , will keep you moving forward on a steady progression towards your ultimate running goals .

What will your future be like , say , six months or two years after you have achieved your goal ?

The Legalise Cannabis Campaign should be revived and not abandoned , until our goal is reached .

Travis had been every inch the hard , chilly Capricorn that morning , not seeming to need anybody in his single-minded pursuit of his goal .

But the main goal of the 1990s could be to transform a big , heavily armed standing army into a more flexible force , capable of rapid deployment around the globe .

It is not surprising that there should seem intolerable tension between the goals of the 1950s and those now in the front of people 's minds .

As the days go by open your mind to what is going on around you -- what are other people 's goals ?

NICHOLLE 'S goals are to strengthen her legs -- particularly the inner-thighs -- and abdomen and to lose some fat .

Karen realised that her goal was to find a job which was challenging and interesting and which provided her with opportunities for foreign travel .

In Nicaragua after the 1979 revolution , the goal was radical educational transformation .

The first goal is to get the public through the museum doors by providing exhibitions that they will really enjoy .

Even if the final goal is a paper , as it is with a DTP system , it is important how the paper was produced .

Thus the simple but overall goal is that children should grow up properly equipped for adult life .

When deciding your goals , you need to keep in mind your level of fitness and choose goals that are realistic .

This is a general problem with copying or paraphrasing other people 's work : your goals are different from theirs , and so the structure of your argument will also be different .

He said : ` I 'm relishing the opportunity to follow someone like John but I have my own goals .

The congress also affirmed the party 's goal of securing Georgia 's secession from the Soviet Union .

Demilitarisation is considered as the ` international legal regime of a distinct territory forbidding its use for military goals in peacetime " .

Romanticism , multitudinousness , imperfect comprehension : these are the poem 's goals , achieved stylistically much more than semantically .

The Forum has also outlined its goal of submitting a full specification of the technology to the influential Internet Engineering Task Force , IETF , by the middle of next year .

Clayton continued working in the darkroom while pursuing his goal of becoming a photographer .

In the weeks before the Luxembourg summit the governing Conservative Party in the UK showed itself to be seriously divided over the pace and goals of UK integration in Europe .

St Petersburg 's major diplomatic goal had been to nullify the clauses of the Treaty of Paris which had disarmed Russia on the Black Sea .

In this respect , despite the main PNP goal , the PNP was not really about the needs of all children .

The elusive goal of becoming the natural party of government is by no means beyond reach .

The goals of this association , like former SEATO and CENTO goals , include the maintenance of the existing political status quo and the containment of Communism .

One recent example was Vaughan Mitchell , an oil rig welder , who blew the whistle on safety violations by his drilling company on a North Sea oil rig , two months after the Piper Alpha disaster . 

Prior to the June 13 deadline there had been increasing reports of ceasefire violations by Khmer Rouge fighters , leading UNTAC chief co-ordinator Yasushi Akashi to condemn the party 's behaviour as " extremely unacceptable " . 

Gradually the civilian area agreement began to crumble , each side citing violations by the other to UN observers . 

VANILLA ICE was ticketed for a fire code violation in San Antonio , Texas , after inviting fans to gather around the stage . 

Pacelli sent off formal notes of protest at violations of the terms of the agreement : these , too , were ignored . 

His violations of truth and trust make him , for anyone who conceives of the human community as being based on mutual help , guilty of ingratitude , of breaking those bonds of reciprocity which make life possible . 

It was further argued that Australian citizens , like British citizens , can not bring claims against their government for violation of Australia 's international obligations . 

In Shklovsky 's view , Sterne 's Tristram Shandy consists of a series of violations of literary conventions which draw our attention to the forms of fiction ; in so doing it transforms formal questions into content . 

In 1911 , for example , the Tehran Protocol was concluded following a Persian appeal to the mediating powers , Britain and Russia , over Turkey 's alleged violation of the 1847 Erzerum Treaty . 

The criminal penalties , however , are draconian : up to twenty years imprisonment and up to $25,000 fine for each count ; provision is also made for pre-trial freezing of assets and post-trial forfeiture of any interest the defendant has gained as a result of his violation . 

Since the agreements were contracts made under domestic law , it would be necessary to establish that they were internationalised contracts with international law as the proper law of the contract for their violation to amount to an international wrong . 

Another , related , charge against the players is that in their dress violations they -- again like the ` street " transvestites -- transgressed the natural and fixed order of things by wilfully confusing distinctions which it was thought imperative should be kept distinct , especially within the categories of rank , class , and gender . 

Nevertheless , UNTAC officials continued to express concern over ceasefire violations [ see p. 38817 for reports of fighting around Kompong Thom in March ] . 

1,453 were arrested and processed in mobile booking offices , mostly for petty offences like delinquent traffic tickets or curfew violations . 

The report lists dozens of safety violations and incidents of sabotage discovered by Blush 's staff to support his argument for the office 's continuing existence . 

Any Palestinian who had been arrested for " security violations " would be barred . 

In the US , the potential arsenal of penalties available for insider trading violations is strikingly broad . 

Iran claimed that there had been " 14 major cases " of Iraqi ceasefire violations between Feb. 20 and March 10 . 

In spite of reports from July 20 onwards of truce violations on both sides , both the government and the FPR expressed optimism about the success of the peace negotiations . 

Despite the August accord both sides complained of ceasefire violations throughout the month , and on several occasions the rebels expressed scepticism about the commitment of President Juvýl Habyarimana to the peace talks . 

Soviet criticisms of American ` violations " of the neutrality of Laos and Cambodia persisted later in the 1960s . 

A number of minor grammatical violations were allowed for the input , with each violation the score representing the ` grammatical quality " of the phrase was reduced . 

The UN General Assembly last night adopted a resolution deploring the US military intervention in Panama as a flagrant violation of international law . 

Today in Western Europe and North America , overt cruelty to domestic animals is rare -- so rare that flagrant violation of commonly accepted treatment is newsworthy and universally condemned . 

The Russian Defence Minister , Marshal Pavel Grachev , described the move as a " flagrant violation of all earlier accords " and said that attempts to seize Russian military hardware would lead to " armed clashes " . 

Amnesty International , in a report last December , said that nothing at home had changed ` to alleviate gross violations of human rights " . 

In fact , Pilsudski came to power in a bloody putsch and presided over gross human-rights violations , the brutal crushing of strikes and virtual civil war with the national minorities . 

A parliamentary commission in Ukraine has uncovered gross violations of safety regulations at the Pivdennoukrainsk nuclear plant . 

But it does state that ` immediately after Soviet power had been restored there as a result of complicated processes in international and internal life " abuses of power and human rights violations were committed . 

The report claimed that intervention by the Kuwaiti government was necessary to correct human rights violations which included rape , physical violence , the confiscation of passports and confinement to the employer 's home . 

In turn the government was required to submit to the UN a list of members of the armed forces to be purged for human rights violations . 

Using a couple of minutes for private imperatives was a serious violation of property rights . 

In its recent Tetra-Pak decision , the Commission imposed a fine of 75 million ECU in respect of the serious and long-standing violations of the EC competition rules identified in its decision . 

Is the Prime Minister aware that under the 1951 United Nations convention on refugees , to which this country is a signatory , all Governments are obliged to provide asylum to those fleeing from serious human rights violations ? 

BURUNDI : The Security forces committed gross and widespread human rights violations in 1991 , especially following a series of rebel attacks in late November , according to an AI fact-finding team which visited Burundi in February . 

The commission confirmed that the investigators had committed " gross violations of the law " , but shifted the ultimate blame on to the Procuracy for failing to exercise proper supervision . 

A UN arbitration panel ruled on May 8 that France had committed " substantial violations " of a 1986 UN accord by repatriating two French agents convicted in New Zealand of sabotage and manslaughter . 

Britain 's member , Martin Morland , said the commission needed to make clear that Muslims and Croat fighters had committed human rights violations as well as Serbs . 

The sale of the submarines to Israel would be technically in violation of strict West German export laws which prohibit military sales to zones of conflict . 

In 1984 , the European Commission of Human Rights reported , on the application of one Mark Rees , that the United Kingdom was in violation of Article 8 of the European Convention . 

National Gypsum Co the court held that corporate officers who traded face-to-face with shareholders on the basis of material nonpublic information were in violation of rule 10b-5 . 

This arises where a company in violation of the rights of a chargee disposes of the property subject to the charge and it entitles a chargee to pursue his claim into the proceeds of the disposition . 

The Hungarians claimed that the scheme threatened drinking water supplies to several million Hungarians , and also noted that diverting the river would mean redefining the frontier between Czechoslovakia and Hungary , in violation of international treaties . 

There is also provision for private litigation , whereby private parties can sue for three times the damages inflicted upon them by violations of the law . 

A government statement of July 22 denied the existence of guerrilla forces and noted that recent incidents between the Kaitseliit and Russian troops involving arms were attributable to the Russians ' violation of Estonian law . 

The Foreign Office minister , Douglas Hogg , told Tehran 's most senior diplomat in London that the threats against the author were a violation of international law and amounted to an incitement to commit murder . 

For menials to play those of a higher rank and breeding seemed a deep violation of the principle of fixed division on which civilization rested . 

Yet the war on Iraq is a violation of the very principles George Bush claims to uphold . 

It was violation of the ability-to-pay principle that caused much of the public hostility to the poll tax . 

Because of the policies of this regime , such as the unreasonable animosity towards others and the violations of human rights , all the intelligent people have gone away . " 

However , we recognise that the church has not always been democratic and that at times we have been insensitive to violations of basic human rights even within the church . 

There are continuing violations of human rights against the East Timorese while that farce of an inquiry is being carried out . 

But the agreement has been interpreted here as a bid to stave off a likely request that Peru leave the Fund because of its violation of the rules . 

Crimes are violations of legal rules ; legal rules are those rules that are defined and enforced by agencies of the state that have , ultimately , the authority to use coercion . 

In India , to discuss business at home or at any social occasion is a violation of hospitality rules . 

Surreptitiously , her hand hidden within the furry confines of her muff , Anne made the sign of the cross . 

She spoke quite often of snowy landscapes glimpsed through carriage windows and small hands curled up in a muff made of grey fur , even though she could not have been more than three at the time . 

She was wearing a large muff and as they left the train Minton remarked , ` I thought you were going to smuggle me through the barrier in that . " 

His hemiplegic hip may be supported on a folded towel for the same reason , and he needs sheepskin muffs to protect his heels from pressure sores .

She advises on skin care , particularly in relation to avoiding pressure sores , and may supply sheepskin heel muffs to protect the feet , and sheepskin squares for the patient to sit or lie on .

This is why Braun has developed a highly advanced health appliance to remove plaque effectively and easily . 

There 's no way I 'd need a tattoo or dress up in some surgical appliance to give folks a good night out " 

IN A competitive market manufacturers are designing appliances to meet the needs of the elderly and disabled . 

That is to say : we explore ; we produce ; we pipe gas to homes and factories ; we sell appliances to burn gas ; and we do installation and repair work as well . 

They may also agree to re-site appliances for disabled people at reduced cost . 

Two upper floors together accommodate nearly 2,200 men , each having his numbered place with table , while adjacent staff premises contain steam ovens , tea and coffee brewing and usual appliances for meeting the needs of those workmen who do not go home for meals during the day . 

At one end is a tool room , with appliances for making cutters and taps , tool sharpening machines , a cutter hardening furnace , and lathes , etc . 

Natural gas is a safe fuel , but did you know your gas appliances can give off a poisonous gas which can kill ? 

Over-use of hot air appliances can contribute to drying out the hair . 

The revolutionary bathroom appliance is about six feet long with dozens of tiny holes to allow warm air to escape . 

The stoma care nurse visited Mr Reynolds later in the day and demonstrated to him how to change the colostomy appliance . 

The likelihood is that DVI will form an important element of the world of computers and data processing while CD-I , with or without FMFFV , will appeal to the world of consumer appliances and entertainment . 

With British women travelling more than ever Clairol have developed a new range of mobile curling appliances . 

Some sort of fire prevention had been in existence , for a number of hydrants were placed around the village and earlier in the same year extra hydrants were provided and the fire appliance committee was formed . 

And Liverpool Broadgreen MP Jane Kennedy launched a Commons campaign calling for regular checks on gas appliances . 

By law , the only people who can work on , or fit , gas appliances must be registered with CORGI , the Council for Registered Gas Installers . 

This has major marketing implications , for the Jones will now become active members in the markets for housing , mortgage finance , furniture and home appliances , do-it-yourself and gardening products insurance ( etc ) . 

Labels will be required for fridges and freezers , washing machines and driers , dishwashers , ovens , water heaters and hot-water storage appliances , air conditioners and lamps . 

If so , you can hive off washing machine , dryers , ironing equipment and probably cleaning appliances and accessories , which is a great help when you are short of space . 

Every member of the warehouse staff should be trained in the use of various portable fire fighting appliances installed within the premises . 

As well as potential damage from chemical treatments , hair suffers daily from chemical treatments , hair suffers daily from outside elements , heated styling appliances and general wear and tear . 

The activating field producing resonance is the electric and magnetic field set up by an overhead power line or magnetic field producing appliance such as an electric blanket , etc . 

Their accuracy is crucial for producing indirect restorations and prosthetic appliances in the dental laboratory . 

Four key proposals are to be examined at a meeting of health and safety chiefs later this month : The introduction of a duty on landlords to maintain all gas appliances in a safe condition . 

Adjustable spanners : You 'll often be confronted with nuts and bolts of various types that need tightening or loosening -- on domestic appliances , plumbing systems and so on . 

It will also run domestic appliances in areas of Japan with no mains supply . 

` But , " he adds , ` strategically , if you stood back and asked yourself if domestic appliances was a good business to be in , the answer was no , it was n't . 

The software is optimised for the basic 6-bit ST62 chip family , which is suitable for control devices in washing machines and other domestic appliances . 

The man who did the job , thereby impressing Bernard greatly , was Dai Jones , working at the time as a service engineer for domestic appliances . 

There were 180 items already on the rationed list , including articles of clothing , shoes , basic household and consumer goods and domestic electrical appliances . 

Much the same applied to new refrigerators and electrical appliances . 

They sell a range of related products ( eg Comet stores sell electrical appliances ) . 

Any electrical appliances should be pointed out to the guests with instructions on use if necessary . 

The electricians were apprised so that all electrical appliances could be in perfect order . 

You can also get a loan for the cost of reconnection of fuel supply after a debt has been paid , and for essential household equipment such as a cooker or heating appliance . 

Trying to get the best out of a collection of individual heating appliances , or save money by installing new controls on a central heating system ? 

Whether you have central heating or individual heating appliances , you are likely to be using one of the four main fuel types -- gas ( mains or liquified ) , solid fuel , electricity or oil . 

Individual heating appliances such as gas convectors can be controlled by thermostats and time switches just as effectively as a central heating system , and will obviously cost less to install . 

Modern heating appliances of all types are generally well-designed , unobtrusive , and as efficient as current technology allows . 

Before the days of household appliances like washing machines and vacuum cleaners , and before motorized transport , people were more likely to obtain plenty of exercise in normal day-to-day activity . 

The new reached Sweden and John Tanberg , who later became the scientific director and manager of Electrolux , the world-famous manufacturer of household appliances . 

In the way of household appliances Joan Hubbard has a single tub washing machine ( one that can not rinse or dry the clothes ) , a vacuum cleaner and a fridge . 

Electrolux , the world 's biggest household appliance maker , has seen its year end profits for 1991 fall , due in part to its transfer of cooker production to Spennymoor . 

There is obvious merit in good insulation , using only the most efficient kitchen appliances , heating systems and such . 

Of particular interest are patients ' abilities to wash , dress and toilet themselves , to carry out tasks in the kitchen and in dealing with electric or gas appliances , mobility and social integration . 

There 's a Braille clock , Braille dials on the kitchen appliances and a phone with Braille print-out and keyboard . 

The answer is one of the most neglected and abused kitchen appliances ever invented : the refrigerator . 

Chief executive Tim Parker said sales in the early months of the current financial year had been encouraging and the kitchen appliance maker was cautiously optimistic . 

Modern gas appliances with electric ignitions are suitable for use with a slot-meter ) . 

Meanwhile a huge cauldron of vegetables was simmering for the curry . 

You could shave the whole damn British army in that bloody great cauldron of water . " 

The mat was then sent below to Joe Upex and the plate-making lead cauldron . 

In our station , the only facility was an iron cauldron of boiling water . 

At Stade Roland Garros , the Centre Court temperature is rarely like to be less than 100 degrees F. The sunbaked concrete and clay cauldron is no place for the weak kneed or willed . 

Bereft of arms and legs , his massive torso was planted upright in a heavy bronze cauldron . 

I tried grabbing my slide-albums , but they were melting like a cauldron of boiling oil . 

But within the clearing it was warm and safe-feeling ; Clumhach had lit their usual fire , which was burning up brightly , and somebody had placed a cauldron of spiced wine to simmer over it . 

It was exactly like standing in a cauldron of lukewarm soup and feeling it inch its way up your body . 

Butch looked beautiful -- a cauldron of youth and health -- and she seems docile enough at this stage . 

Beside the low built-in tub was a control panel with a number of dials and , by a process of experimentation , she managed to transform the still pool into a seething cauldron of bubbles . 

Then came the everlasting skies of summer where the sun hung like a silver cauldron and sent meteors of sparkle among the ice . 

I think young couples should enjoy their privacy uninterrupted by cauldrons of soup . " 

On an incline , all the pots and canisters and the huge stew cauldron would slide down the wagon and crowd him into a corner . 

I 'm not here to be a dolly , dabbing his temples with eau de cologne and picking up his wife 's laundry . 

As he swabbed his brother 's temples with cold water , Mike muttered , ` I 'm sorry . 

The priest squeezed his temples with thumb and fingers of one hand as if trying to press away a headache . 

He grazed her temple with warm lips , then raised his head so he could study her . 

In a single movement , he had snatched a vase from the mantelpiece and brought it smashing against Ben 's temple , as neat as the stone through the French window . 

The touches of silver at his temples added to the impression of experience and trustworthiness . 

He was a tall , attractive man in his mid-forties , the grey hair at his temples giving him a distinguished look . 

I dropped the axe , wiped my temples and joined her where she held the incandescent bung away from her skin . 

He recalled : ` A piece of the bomb went through my steel helmet and lodged in my temple . 

She pressed her forefinger into her left temple to ease the escalating migraine that threatened . 

Cornelius observed that several strands of J-Cloth wig spelled out the words ` There is no God but Allah " in Arabic across the daddy 's left temple . 

You can massage them on your hands , on your temples , or you can use it as a what they call steam inhalation . 

She clung to him convulsively , gasping as the wound on her temple struck his collar-bone . 

On Wednesday night I was seized with an intolerable pain from my right temple to the tip of my right shoulder , including my right eye , cheek , and jaw , and that side of the throat . 

Leaning across the girl he placed it firmly against the pimp 's right temple . 

The pimp raised himself slowly on his elbows , Chen 's gun pressed all the while against his right temple . 

Ruth touched her temple , feeling the bruise where Adam had hit her . 

Sweat trickled from my temple into my eye ; I blinked and blinked again . 

Simone , a good foot shorter and with sweat trickling down her temples , mutely nodded . 

His nephew was on the floor , blood trickling from his temple . 

A small sharp throbbing was beginning in her temples and her eyes felt sore and gritty . 

His reddish hair was receding at the temples and his grey eyes rested upon Doreen with obvious relief . 

She ground her fists against her temples in an attempt to rub away the tension , the tension that felt like a storm about to break , and then she jerked , eyes wide , head pounding as if there was a pneumatic drill in her brain . 

Studying his profile she noticed that he looked pale and red-eyed , and a new fear made her temples throb suddenly . 

She felt hot blood shoot straight to her head , making her temples throb . 

She took it out of the knapsack , poured coffee from the thermos and ate and drank . 

` Do n't forget your Thermos and plastic spoons , " said Bedelia . 

All the mothers carried thermoses of tea and one father brought a couple of ripe camemberts . 

Rosa strolled out of the hotel at ten to eleven with an armful of giant thermoses full of black coffee and a packet of sugar . 

Already aboard were a tommy-gun , grenades , a thermos of coffee laced with brandy -- they would need this -- and the infra-red signalling gear . 

The coffee thermos and cups were fetched , the incense came again but this time it was passed more slowly , so that everyone could enjoy the sweet-smelling smoke to a greater extent . 

Coffee thermoses , incense pots , boxes of fruit , trays to serve it on , suitcases , prayer mats . 

I 've got a packed lunch , a thermos of ice-cold martinis , and some beer and Coke . 

A thermos of soup , cups , a plate of sandwiches waited on an ugly silver tray in the hall ; a domestic attention marking the end of the party . 

He sprinkled water over the towel and then went into a paroxysm of agony , nursing the injured arm against his chest and holding out his other hand for money . 

4 Pushing her arm against the attacker 's chest , the defender leans backwards , breaking the balance of the attacker . 

At fifty-five or sixty degrees he had to brace his right arm against his leg in order to fight the roll . 

Kopyion bounded forward and slammed his arm against Carlson 's chest . 

Thus she used a stout stick which was nearly twice her height to walk across the court , or she leaned on the arm of the nearest grandchild or servant . 

She could not help but wonder what he would be doing now ; could he be wrapped in the arms of Sarah Miller , putting Eline completely out of his thoughts ? 

Wynne-Jones , leaning on the arm of a younger man , surveyed the corpses , which had been laid on their side , knees slightly bent , hands covering their faces . 

And Daeve said , ` Heroin , it 's what your right arm 's for . " 

Towards the front of the hall , which was coldly functional and had none of the baroque charm of Blackpool 's Winter Gardens , sat a group of Young Conservatives , their tattooed arms hidden beneath designer jackets . 

Millions of tiny polyps have emerged from their limestone cells to stretch out their minuscule arms and grope for food . 

His overlong arms surrounded her and before she knew what was happening the strings of her skirt were untied . 

To be my sword arm and my scourge , the bane of my enemies and the defender of my children . " 

At the Pessarane Behesht camp the young man had been known as Matchsticks because he was very tall and thin , with long monkey arms which he moved in an uncoordinated fashion that amused his comrades . 

He was leaning down , his spear arm back , the gleaming bronze blade wavering as it came towards her . 

He had n't dared to dwell on her in those aging arms lest his rage should drive him to deeds he might regret for the rest of his life . 

The remainder of the sequence then degenerates into a mêlée of pumping arms and legs . 

She was short and square , with a small head poked forward , long swinging arms and a bent-kneed running walk . 

And it 's all done with flashing eyes , waving arms , tossed heads and wringing hands . 

Nobody put their arms around me and said , ` Is n't this wonderful ? " " 

Midnight swung his left arm with all the force and weight of his body -- a hammer-blow on the man 's right cheekbone . 

Angus put an arm round Flora , drew her to him and kissed her . 

Nancy raised a large arm with the authority of a policeman directing traffic . 

Lily waited for him by the front door and then took his arm in silence as they went down the white scoured steps . 

She ran to him , wrapping her arms around his chest , and burying her cheek against the solid comfort of his ribcage . 

Next , he unlocked the bathroom door and lifted Petrova 's stiff body in his arms before trying to cram it into the basket . 

Preston untangled his arm from around her shoulder and reached for the brandy glass . 

The bridesmaid eventually turned up with a tale as long as her arm as to why , which nobody listened to . 

He broke off and removed his arms from around her waist , and she had to put out one hand to regain her balance . 

Once again Rose took the lead , and removing her arms from around his neck started to undo the buttons on the front of his trousers . 

One man is just taking another by the arm as he passes , and laughing in surprise . 

She was sitting crying on the bottom step of the staircase outside Bert 's cubbyhole with Johnny , the ASM and callboy , who had his arm round her shoulders . 

Maggie 's sobs were becoming more natural , but she still had her arms tight round Phoebe 's neck and her head pressed against Phoebe 's breast and her voice was muffled . 

She has rather long arms with slightly curved fingers , short legs and broad feet . 

The two kids were against her , one on each side , and she had her small and narrow arms round her kids ' shoulders and she pulled them to her . 

Even though my mom told us lot of scary stories she was always there to hold us in her arms and let us know that the story was not true and that it was we were OK .

The new Libyan leadership , supported by Western intelligence agencies , has mounted a manhunt for Kadafi that is focusing on the vast Sahara desert regions near Libya 's borders with Niger and Algeria .

Residents in and around the northern city of Idlib and the central city of Hama said government forces had launched a massive manhunt for Adnan Mohammad Bakkour , the chief government prosecutor in Hama .

The generals and their minions chuckled at the rustic setup , but the fact was that Hussein had avoided capture for more than eight months despite one of the largest manhunts in history .

Iyad Sawalha , the target of an intensive Israeli manhunt in recent weeks , was tracked down to a cinderblock house at the edge of the maze-like casbah in the West Bank city of Jenin .

They 've lost many leaders in an unrelenting international manhunt .

Both men then became the subject of international manhunts , with multimillion-dollar bounties on their heads .

Mohibullah and his group of fighters were located after an " exhaustive manhunt " in Wardak , with tips from villagers , according to the military statement .

A massive manhunt was launched in several cities , including Netanya .

MOST EVOCATIVE name of the week if nothing else , wrapping together pre-adolescence , the most fashionable of neckwear and the great Goofy in three succinct syllables . 

I did n't explain why and took instead a tartan scarf -- to be Rob Roy , I said , but actually to conceal my lack of proper neckwear . 

The young man passed it up , the little circlet of gold glistening between the tips of his thick hard fingers . 

I wore the shantung tea-gown and a gold circlet round my forehead to make it clear that I 'm the Queen . 

The Child Christ King with two fingers raised and an orb in his left hand and a circlet of stars around his crowned head . 

Katherine and Sarah were in petrol blue velvet dresses and wore circlets of spring flowers on their heads . 

Do n't use walls just for paintings -- they 're also ideal for collections like Elizabeth Jane 's dried flower circlets . 

The bridesmaids wore very pretty dresses also made of ivory wild silk with pale pink sashes and circlets of white flowers on their heads . 

A simple gold circlet held the veil in place , beneath which guileless blue eyes shone with a gentle womanly strength . 

Significantly , after the mention that his faith had been counted by God as righteousness , Abraham 's first recorded words were ` O Lord God , how can I be sure ? " 

We made mention that we 've already submitted something in writing . 

She always was a bit ` igh and mighty for the likes of us , but I did ` ear mention that Kitty had been to see her at London University . " 

If they are to be discerning consumers of political rhetoric they need not only to recognise the references but also to treat with suspicion attempts to make points through the mere mention of Suez or Munich . 

The poem is deliberately unconventional : no mention of gold , frankincense , and myrrh . 

The earliest mention of the church is in 1115 when the church and titles were given to the Abbey of St Martin in York . 

And although , he makes no mention of the killings , a source said he carried them out because he could not bear to tell them he was penniless . 

All mention of the director in museum press material is now made in the oddly italicised construct ` Alice Pratt Brown director David A. Ross " , presumably a stipulation accompanying the $2 million gift . 

` I must warn you that any mention of Clare agitates your grandmother . 

In what was construed by observers as a blow to Iraq , the communiqué welcomed the restoration of Kuwait 's sovereignty and omitted any mention of the Western air exclusion zone over southern Iraq . 

Chinese authorities are releasing few details and state T V has made no mention of the disaster . 

The reason why I have thought it to be so definitely a first edition is usually only because the title verso states : ` First published 19XX " or some such wording , and there is no mention about a second or third impression , or , because there was a date on the title page and a blank on the title verso ; or the title verso had only the copyright date on it . 

No mention about the difficult task that the County Council 's got in living within a budget , a capping level of three hundred and seventy million , and it would be reasonable , in in a , in a , in a sense that when somebody 's proposing opposition to a budget , it gives some indication as to what within the budget , would have to be cut . 

Just a mention about the Good Old Days Quiz Book , a B B C publication which is at your local B B C radio station , costs three pounds for one thousand questions , do n't be without it this Christmas , and it does make a lovely Christmas present as well . 

Bryn Terfel also deserves special mention as a stunning bass who is actually in tune , and whose words are clearly understood . 

Häagen-Dazs was named new product of the year , with particular mention for its mould-breaking press ads through Bartle Bogle Hegarty . 

There is no mention in the education policy of how that might affect the Department of Education and Science . 

There is no mention in the story of the giving of water , or of food beyond the manna . 

Her presence in anthologies and occasional mention in critical works have sustained a small reputation on the periphery of eighteenth century literature . 

The Staffordshire Blithe , whose lower reaches escaped the axe and are therefore witness to how exquisite a properly managed river can be , was picked out for special mention in the Journal of Agriculture for 1927 . 

It was in fact a humble beginning , for the cast was enormous and his crowd work was not exceptional ; he received neither credit in the programme nor any mention in the press for his direction . 

SUNDAY LIFE has been looking at some of the Irish people and places which get a mention in the 1993 edition of the Guinness Book of Records . 

Preliminary research shows that Melsonby was originally a Viking settlement and merits a mention in the eleventh century Domesday Book . 

Despite there being no mention on the sleevenotes , it 's the kind of album on which one can sense the contribution of MTV and American radio programmers retained as ` production consultants " . 

This may well have been due to the satisfaction he had been deriving from the composition of East Coker , though he made no mention to me of the new poem . 

At its very mention , East European economists today tend simply to roll their eyes . 

Stratford Mill 's earliest mention comes in 1607 in the will of Edward Stratford . 

People like her loved artists and anything ` artistic " ; the word itself was a philtre ; a whiff of the sublime accompanied its mention ; it was an entrance to the uncontrolled and inspired . 

The most common serial port format is RS232 and , already , the sighs and groans can be heard as its mere mention can bring apoplexy to even the most experienced engineer . 

At the recent meeting of Nether Wyresdale Parish Council mention was made of the large gates onto the highway which have been erected at Burnside Snow Hill , Scorton . 

Two national newspaper mentions may be more important to your client than thirty provincial newspapers and magazines . 

None of these exemptions , however , will help the businessman or farmer of whose plight mention has already been made . 

Her letters , three of them , contain no mention as to her health , or how she is feeling . 

A journalist interviewed him for a book about his family , and when The Nielsons appeared , it made no mention at all of his professional life . 

Ludo 's brief romance with an English girl was so run-of-the-mill that it hardly warranted mention at dinner parties , let alone gossip . 

THE Chancellor made mention during his speech of a steady , if unspectacular , growth in retail sales over the past few months . 

No mention at all is made of sign language in the book , even though 82 per cent of deaf young people report its use while still at school ( Kyle and Allsop , 1982a ) . 

Curiously absent from the petition is any mention of amending the ban in Barnes ' will on using any reproductions of works from the collection made after Barnes ' death in 1951 . 

No mention of seeing me again , not even the polite formula for a safe journey home . 

I then remembered Lubor 's mention of having your business card on his desk . " 

For there is no mention of how capitalism or the consumer can play their proper roles in determining the future of genetic engineering . 

Everytime I receive Wimpey News I look for a mention of where I work . 

The society argues that the assessment was inaccurate and inadequate , particularly as it made no mention of potentially toxic chemicals . 

Perhaps Caroline did n't actually have a business manager , but had found that the mention of one proved effective . 

At the mention of ` bucket " Nessie was immediately alert again and hurried to the door . 

According to Mr Cecil Hitch , president of the maypole committee , the first written reference to a permanent maypole in Gawthorpe is in 1850 , though he had heard mention of earlier ones . 

At the mention of ` bananas " those given this name get out of their seats , run all around their team and back to their seats . 

Returning nurses can feel threatened by the mention of ` research based care " or ` experiential learning " . 

There were other mentions of ` Hooligan Girls " and ` Female Hooligans " and their ` hooliganesque " behaviour . 

Mention of ` different levels of technology " , ` different social values " and ` economic surpluses available " serves to demonstrate some of the aspects which must be evaluated in any consideration of settlement siting . 

The mention of ` the light " echoes ` the star of tournament " which refers to King Arthur and his jousts . 

So , the next mention of " Mars ' appears familiar to most ( 76% ) of the readers , and is not marked as a focused SF entity . 

Mention should be made of some of the other urban projects that are designed to improve agency co-ordination . 

Mention was also made of Muni 's great interest in the fate of the Balkan and in particular Slovak communities . 

His big break came when Roger Miller recorded `` Me and Bobby McGee , '' leading to a passel of lucrative song placements with artists like Johnny Cash and Janis Joplin .

Jimmy LaFave moves to a higher plane on his third release , aided by a polished new band and a passel of fine songs .

In the great dome 's interior rotunda , painter George Southwell 's murals illustrate the four virtues that `` made '' British Columbia : Courage , as shown by George Vancouver confronting the Spanish at Nootka Sound in 1792 ; Spirit of Enterprise , with James Douglas establishing Fort Victoria for the Hudson's Bay Company in 1842 ; Work , by those who had to build the Fort ; and Justice , meted out to the unruly mob engaged in the 1858 gold rush .

Thousands of Boer prisoners were shipped to the colony , and prison camps were established on half-a-dozen islands in Great Sound .

Just beyond the bay , there is a left turn leading to Devil 's Hole Aquarium , at the very southern tip of Harrington Sound .

The Olympic Peninsula sits perched on the northwest corner of Washington like a small state , an expanse of mountains , rivers , and coastlines wrapped by an arm of the Pacific and separated from the urban swath of Greater Seattle by the inland sea of Puget Sound .

At the west end of Front Street , on the waterfront , you will find the Visitor Service Bureau and the terminal for the local ferries that ply across Great and Little Sound from Hamilton to the southern and western parts of Bermuda .

I noticed with amusement that the tapestries hanging there illustrated the seven deadly sins . 

I remembered his amusement about such underwear on his first evening at Sleet , how he subsided into laughter , infectious to everyone but me . 

Our amusement at his false assumption seemed to ease the tension between us . 

However , I thought you might share my amusement at the thought of baked beans at a low tension ! 

There was a cool mockery in his deep voice , and she turned to glare at him , hating him for the fact that he seemed to be deriving amusement from her discomfort . 

` Can I help you ? " she asked , trying not to let him see the amusement in her blue eyes . 

There was amusement in Jake 's voice , but there was something else as well . 

Remember that hypnosis is not a party game to be practised by amateurs for the amusement of themselves or others . 

The simple , laughing islanders subsequently worshipped it as a god , much to the amusement of their more sophisticated neighbours . 

I have been sent a Leeds United 1993-94 squad picture from the Evening Post and this now adorns my office wall , much to the amusement of my colleagues . 

Aristophanes shook his handsome head over his friend 's amusement . 

The note of anger carried to the groups and couples passing by , provoking amusement and raised eyebrows . 

Agnes watched with amusement as his interest quickened or faded with each phrase . 

Gioella 's eyes flashed with amusement as she pushed a chair towards her and said , ` Constance , what a very sophisticated dress . 

Guy Sterne was having great difficulty in controlling his amusement . 

Temperamental differences operate once more with this new trio of junior heroes , whose elders , the three lieutenants , regard their pranks with mild amusement . 

I hate to disappoint anyone but that was n't the case -- although the veiled hints caused us plenty of amusement . 

He considered this thoughtfully , then a gleam of amusement came into his eyes . 

As a toddler she filled in concentric circles provided for her amusement by her father 's youngest brother , young enough to be her own big brother . 

A smile of amusement played on his lips as he studied his unkempt prize . 

Arrange pieces of bacon on each plate and pour over the warm dressing . 

Stir into sautéed onion and garlic and toss with a lemon and mint dressing . 

Or that avocado is the only fat-containing fruit and that when you order it with an oily dressing , or with prawns in mayonnaise dressing , you are ordering one of the most fattening first courses of all ? 

Mix with chopped celery , sliced apple , orange or tangerine segments and sultanas and toss in a good quality mayonnaise dressing . 

Choose simple starters such as chilled fruit juice , melon , clear soup , salads with a little olive oil dressing , or seafood dishes without sauces . 

Known as ` the little onion " , this herb is best used raw in salad dressings , or added to dips and sauces , or to flavour savoury butter and egg dishes . 

Sprinkle the cheese over the salad and add the French dressing . 

Add the chilli to the vinaigrette dressing , pour over the salad and toss . 

Whenever possible , choose dishes based on raw vegetables , such as crudités , tomatoes with vinaigrette dressing or a composed salad . 

To make the dressing : place the orange juice and oil in a screw-top jar with the salt , pepper and sugar . 

` I 'll do that , " said Tim , ` and I 'll make the salad dressing . " 

The income of the lands was divided among the canons of the minster , and they built their respective manors to the north and south of the church . 

Only there was a lady lived at the manor , and she said -- come up and see my grandmother and if she 'd look after us , she 'd keep us in clothes and food . 

Sir James Reckitt did some amateur excavating when he lived at the manor and some stones , which could have formed church windows , can still be seen in the gardens of houses since built on the site . 

Thereafter he lived principally at his manor of Cornwell in Oxfordshire . 

Only so many people can actually live in a real farmhouse or Elizabethan manor . 

It is not always possible , of course , to see how many of the homagers actually resided within the manor , nor how much land they might have held elsewhere . 

The history of a castle on this site dates back to 1231 when a stone castle , or more likely a fortified manor was built by Robert de Tattershall . 

Inclusive of the manor of Clipsham his Rutland property alone exceeded £12 in value , and from Buckinghamshire he drew a further £43.2 As a gentleman , the absentee William Dall ( or Dale ) could also be expected to have other property , and was in fact lord of the neighbouring manor of Tickencote , where he resided . 

You can kiss a friend on the lips , but if you put your tongue in her mouth it becomes something else . 

Zhukov clucked his tongue in a gesture of regret and replaced the cork in the bottle , returning it to the shelf . 

It consists of placing a small clove of garlic underneath the tongue in hours of darkness when exposed to the carrier -- the female anopheles mosquito . 

If this is not possible you can crush a pill between two spoons to make a powder which can be sprinkled onto the lips and tongue of the baby if needed . 

And her dark eyes glittered and she ran her tongue over her lips , and then she said , ` How about it ? " 

He passed his tongue over his cracked lips and tried to speak . 

Susanna 's thin mouth parted slightly , and she ran her tongue over glossy red lips . 

As the truth of what had happened sank in , the metallic taste of anger soured his tongue . 

She felt an overwhelming urge to lick her lips and fought it for a while till her treacherous tongue simply shot out -- only to be retracted slowly , under Lucenzo 's predatory eyes . 

` So Ballater sold it to you ? " he said ` I see , " He added , I think the kitten had burnt its tongue . " 

They do not have a brush tongue but an extremely long one divided into two from its middle down to its tip . 

My father 's family name being Pirrip , and my Christian name Philip , my infant tongue could make of both names nothing longer or more explicit than Pip . 

Maisie put out her tongue at him ( no easy task for someone who is having their teeth brushed ) and made a farting noise . 

At any rate he applied his tongue to the wood , and then went through all the motions of an expert tea-taster -- even to that final feat of expectorating through the clenched teeth with precision and gusto . 

Moments later the beam of a powerful torch began to probe around them , licking like a lizard 's tongue into the comers , bouncing off sacks and trying to peek through the gaps between the fish crates . 

DeVore touched his tongue against his top teeth , then nodded . 

Then you will be served a dish which tastes to your palate the way the hotter dish would to a seasoned Thai tongue . 

Because of the fissure of the tongue , the speech of a Down 's person may be impaired , and many are short-sighted . 

If the animal does take a mouthful , then the tongue also has a sensitive reaction to the food 's temperature . 

The final weapon is the tongue , which is as rough as a rasp and is used for stripping hair and skin from the flesh , though the tiger eats plenty of both , probably as roughage . 

Recently-developed , safer X-ray techniques can help us to observe articulatory movements taking place within the vocal tract , and contact between the tongue and the palate can be measured electrically . 

Nails bit his tongue as Midnight jiggled and swung about on the end of the rein . 

Burun clenched his fists and bit his tongue to stop himself from shouting out . 

` All right , so it would n't work , but what is there -- " She bit her tongue hard . 

I bit my tongue and simply said : ` Sure , I 'll bell you tomorrow or Tuesday latest . 

Asked about possible disagreements with whoever was chosen as leader , he admitted : ` I might have to bite off my tongue . " 

` Borrow , " repeated Maria , wishing she could bite off her tongue as soon as the word had slipped out . 

His face shuttered immediately , hiding all expression , making her wish she 'd bitten her tongue out before allowing it to betray her so drastically . 

He clicked his tongue , urging the horse to the end of the embanked cutting from where there was a distant view across the low hills north of Charleroi . 

Mrs Miller clicked her tongue in annoyance as a few spots clung to the hem of her skirt and her back was as straight as a poker as she climbed into the cab . 

Disgust invades me , invades this room , almost like a real reptile , a skink flicking out its swift purple tongue . 

He woke stupefied , flicking his tongue over his parched lips like a reptile . 

The snake lifted its head , looked at me out of small , black eyes like stones , flicked its tongue a couple of times , slithered to the edge of the verandah and disappeared . 

` I 'd like to point out that I am not Dana and I am with you , not Garry , " she said , flicking her tongue across dry lips . 

` Hold your tongue for a second , " he seethed down the phone , anxious that none of his guests should overhear him . 

Nina held her tongue , she did n't want to offend her neighbours for it was a good feeling to be accepted by them . 

Jean picked up her penlight , and held Danielle 's tongue out of the way with a wooden spatula . 

The first is more intense , with the buck putting up a spirited resistance ; in the second its lolling tongue and gentler stance suggest that it is about to succumb . 

When I opened my mouth to speak on this topic it was as though my lips were sewn together with great stitches in the flesh , and my tongue would not move in my mouth . 

There were no traces of blood now , just a damp oily film where the mother 's tongue had licked it clean . 

She feasted on larks " tongues and sturgeons ' eggs and fruits brought all the way by sea from St Thomas . 

Then she felt the hot , scalding tears come into her eyes , spilling down her face and entering her mouth , their saltiness exploding on her tongue . 

Like mammals , birds have taste buds only on their tongues , and smell by sniffing the air . 

Juliet slipped a thermometer under her tongue , and chatted to her while she waited . 

Ace stuck out her tongue at Daak , who was grinning at her through the shuttle 's front window , but she doubted whether he could see her face inside the suit . 

With her eyes still crossed , she stuck her tongue out and tried to curl it upwards . 

She put the tip of her tongue in her drink and quickly withdrew it . 

She moistened her lips with the tip of her tongue and his sudden tension told her she was right . 

The prioress caught the tip of her tongue between her sharp , white teeth , her eyes sparkling with anticipation . 

I like -- I 'd like -- to smoothe his eyebrows with my tongue and maybe more besides . 

There can be a slight variation in this maturation rate with children continuing to push the food out of their mouths with their tongues . 

He took her by the shoulders and kissed her instead , a real kiss with his tongue and his teeth and a strong aftertaste of brandy . 

Breathing in the faint spicy scent of his aftershave , she fought a wild longing to bury her face against his neck , to touch that smooth tanned skin with her lips and tongue . 

A pink tongue darted uncertainly over his lips and he swallowed hard . 

His tongue regularly darted out of his mouth and flicked this way and that along his lips like a tiddler under water . 

A long forked tongue darted from the scaly mouth and licked the tip of the stammerer 's nose . 

His tongue flicked out as if snake-like he could taste the scent of Ember 's blood 

The death-feigning snake often lies with its jaws gaping open and its tongue hanging out . 

A vast pink tongue was hanging out of the creature 's mouth between a pair of the longest , sharpest teeth imaginable . 

Seated on top of it was a fluffy white dog , its red tongue grotesquely hanging out , its head lolling to the side . 

The plane flew up the fjord , which seemed so narrow that the mountains were on both wing tips at the same time . 

So far it has been calm , but now the wind is picking up and white-topped grey waves move across the fjord . 

A local man offers to ferry me across the fjord and I am soon on the way to Holt . 

In fact , he was fishing on a fiord nearby at the precise moment when his detective brought him the news that Lord Mountbatten had been killed . 

But this ` lough " turned out be an arm of the sea itself , an Irish fjord at Leenane . 

Where the valleys are deeply cut into rock , the invading seas have produced the fjords . 

Beryl Pyecroft braves the North Sea to spend a fantastic walking holiday travelling around the mighty Norwegian fjords 

The fjords are enclosed by bare rocky peaks which are totally impassable in the winter and still touched by snow , ice and glaciers in high summer . 

They dropped specially-adapted mines which it was hoped would , if they missed the Tirpitz , roll down the steep slopes of the fjord and still cause damage . 

We had crossed over to Mykines early in the day , sailing down the long fiord from the village of Sørvágur . 

We weighed anchor next morning and sailed down the fiord on a calm sea . 

This year 's cruise will visit the Norwegian fjords ; all profits will once again be donated to Enterprise Neptune . 

Long before I came to know north west Scotland I read an article in a yachting journal about sailing and climbing in the mountainous fiords of Norway . 

Datapro , whose name threatens endless confusion with the US market research company of the same name , was very active on the acquisition front three years ago , since when things have been relatively quiet .

The 9-for-4 share offer , underwritten by merchant banker Robert Fleming , was to help fund the purchase of a large slice of AGB Research from the administrators of the private companies of the late Robert Maxwell .

They set fire to trucks at a meat processing plant near Northampton and at the pig improvement company at Kingston Bagpuize in Oxfordshire .

In the 1890s Hooley discovered a talent for making large sums of money by selling off companies at inflated prices and pocketing a sizeable percentage of the proceeds .

SINCE I joined the Company at the beginning of October I 've visited several locations and met most people at the Key Street office .

Now he 's sueing the Ford motor company in America and is calling for improved safety in all vehicles .

MacQuillan was draining the paper of its few assets and sending the money to one of his companies in the United States called HM Supplies . "

Teleport TP hopes its communication services will be available at prices 10% to 25% lower than rival communication companies in Moscow .

The three former school chums founded the Brandon Hire tool company in Bristol in 1971 .

Corporation tax is the tax paid by all companies in the UK if they have sufficient taxable earnings .

A British company , Garrard , manufactures the forerunner of the modern cassette system using standard width tape and two five-inch spools .

In 1961 he formed a link-up between Bryanston and an American company , Seven Arts , designed to build a US foothold and enable Bryanston to finance more ambitious projects .

An accountant by training , Pizarro too recognised that the security situation was a problem in persuading foreign companies to invest .

Scores of multinational companies have set up in the industrial parks on either side of the giant bridge that links Penang island to the mainland .

` For small companies the future looks attractive and there are some excellent opportunities . "

She was no longer the proprietor of SUPPLYKITS but the managing director and major shareholder of a public company .

The University does work for a variety of large companies , such as Rolls Royce , I C I , Shell , B P .

Goliath was the Central Electricity Generating Board , a multi-billion pound public company with apparently unlimited resources .

The former Garden Festival site offers an excellent opportunity to attract new companies to the city and to provide existing firms with high quality new accommodation .

I proposed that the Government should initially retain a 51 per cent stake in the new company .

Recent work by Bartlett and Ghoshal suggests that a further stage in corporate development will be required by the successful companies of the 1990s .

Three leading German companies are experimenting with fuel produced from rape seed oil to power a new low pollution truck engine .

He had also been registered as the owner of a number of import-export companies .

ProActive claims to be the only company with customer service software natively supporting X-Windows and Windows 3.1 user interfaces on Informix and Sybase Inc databases .

It seemed that record companies were always too interested in other places to look .

Big Blue grew into the world 's biggest computer company by dominating the market for big mainframe computers in the 1960s and 1970s .

The reluctance of drug companies to sponsor trials in which the optimum dose of drug is sought is all too apparent with cytokines .

Such service companies want your agency 's business and lavish lunches and gifts are par for the course .

The family firm of M. Pearson & Son Ltd was started by his father in 1922 and built up by Lawrence to be one of the largest family companies in the North East .

David 's apprenticeship with another firm had irked his father who believed the family company could teach his children all they would ever need to know .

Dr Horrobin , himself a former professor of medicine in Montreal , has built up a company with sales of £16m and profits of the order of £6.5m and has plans to bring Efamol to the stockmarket .

Around 242 homes were sold by the company in the first half of this year .

Similarly , if a director is thinking of selling the company in the near future , but continuing in the same employment thereafter , it might be better not to to restrict salary .

The water company then charges you in much the same way as the gas and electricity companies do .

Working for the train company Zentropa , he meets the boss 's daughter , Katerina Hartmann ( the compelling Barbara Sukowa again ) , and is in turn befriended by the entire family .

DEC has not had a top sales executive since John Shields left the company in 1990 to take over the helm at doomed Prime Computer Inc .

The Luton-based company blamed the increase on the effects of the sterling devaluation which has had a ` significantly adverse impact on overall costs . "

MacGillivrays from Australia and America are expected at the five-day shindig , to include treks , lectures and whisky swilling . 

So sorry you could n't schmooze your way into our fabbo album launch shindig , dear reader ( see pages 28 and 29 for celeb-filled fun ) , but hey ! 

When Wendell had been interviewed , he had refused to say how many dollars the shindig was costing him but he admitted it was a lot . 

Supposed to be coming to Hamish and Tone 's shindig tonight . " 

Similarly , the Shias have disputed the leadership of Islam with the Sunnis since the eighth-century murder of Ali , the son-in-law of the Prophet . 

I met the middle-aged son-in-law of the man who , a generation ago , had carved the block . 

Ulphus , son-in-law of King Canute , dedicated his lands , including Newbald , to God and St Peter . 

Dr Michael Grabham ( 1840- 1938 ) , son-in-law of Charles Ridpath Blandy and brother-in-law of Lord Kelvin was still a practising physician when he died aged ninety-eight . 

In the body of the adjoining church you will find the impressive tomb of Martim Mendes Vasconselos , son-in-law of Zarco . 

Sir Neill Cooper-Key , Lord Rothermere 's son-in-law , procured the safe Conservative seat of Hastings because , as a young army officer in 1945 he happened to be drinking in the bar of the Berkeley Hotel . 

In some cases , a mother-in-law may openly draw unfavourable comparisons between her son-in-law and her husband ( who may be deceased and perhaps over-idealised in her memory ) . 

Coffin went back to his office , where the death of William Egan at the hands , as they believed , of his son-in-law Terry Place , was still being investigated . 

The radio announcement also said that criminal proceedings had started against Zhivkov 's son-in-law , Ivan Slavkov , and against Milko Balev , Zhivkov 's former second-in-command , on charges including abuse of power and embezzlement . 

Frank Robinson , who lives at Roundhill Farm , told how Mr Dobson used his son-in-law Keith Tinkler 's equipment usually when he returned home from abroad . 

We feel Betty Willis may well be a record-breaker with the super-size socks she made for her super-size son-in-law whose super-loud voice gave him fifth place ( out of 100 contestants ) in the 1991 world championships for Town Criers . 

Harriet Tremayne , waiting to greet her daughter and new son-in-law on Penzance station was , understandably , nervous . 

CASE STUDY 5.2 -- MRS R. An 83 year-old woman insisted that her 59 year-old daughter and son-in-law aged 60 , continue to live with her in her council flat after their relatively recent marriage . 

Lord Kirtlington eyed his prospective son-in-law with interest . 

A REDCAR man struck his son-in-law over the head with a pool cue after his family was subjected to harassment , a court heard . 

Mrs Frizzell had no need to remind her that her neat , conforming sons-in-law were far more popular in their home town of Tollemarche than Mrs Stych 's own son , Hank . 

The social worker did not get very far , but having decided to leave , met the son-in-law returning , outside the flat . 

At the briefing he agreed to see Alfred , while Kersey would talk to the son-in-law , Barry Morse . 

Hussein Kamil , his cousin and son-in-law , as Defence Minister with the rank of general . 

With the passing of years they now have the help of their daughter Anne and son-in-law Hugh . 

Knowles was described by William Skilbeck , his son-in-law , as ` rather a frail man , under the middle height " , adding that he ` therefore took to big muscular Christians " . 

The problem is I 've found myself more and more attracted to my son-in-law and I know he feels the same way . 

Agrippa was the son-in-law of Augustus and an eminent town planner . 

` His descendant , Margaret Dowling , is seeking relatives of Edward Banner ( 1820-1892 ) , son-in-law of Maurice Dowling , who lived at Blacklow House , Roby ( now Knowsley Leisure Centre offices ) . 

As the kites are designed to be flown with verve and pulled through sharp manoeuvres , they buzz like a horde of hornets . 

You play Ripley , who has to despatch hordes of alien-infested humans from an underground penal colony . 

We kept putting food out , though , and after about a month they all suddenly returned , with hordes of hungry ducklings in tow . 

There are gas masks , ration books , lots of soldiers , sailors and airmen and hordes of pretty girls , plus some ladies dressed just as I remember my own mother and Auntie Ethel ! 

There they found their beloved girl , surrounded by a horde of chimpanzees that had found and taken care of her . 

Meanwhile , as railways past prepared to renew their acquaintance with York 's tourist hordes , railways present and future are planning to divert a few onto the TransPennine service into which Teesside is now linked . 

Less than a century ago Yvresse was almost overrun by a Goblin horde led by the notorious Goblin Warlord Grom the Paunch . 

It was here that the Orc horde was confronted by a large Dwarf army led by the Lord of Karaz-a-Karak . 

The accusations levelled at him that he was an unwanted invader who would bring the yuppie hordes and tourist armies in his wake clearly hurt . 

A hundred years after Eusebius Augustine , bishop of Hippo , looked with anxiety at the hordes of ` feigned Christians " driven into his congregations by social pressures and legal compulsion . 

The implication was clear : vote Liberal Democrat and you are opening the door to hordes of squabbling Flemings and Walloons . 

Hordes of grumbly Leeds fans left one place which had just shut up shop . 

Murad 's successor , Bayezid I , was forced to turn his attention to the threat to his base in Asia Minor posed by the advance of the Mongol hordes of Timur the Lame ( Tamerlane ) . 

Furthermore , following MacArthur 's precedent , he returned with heavier armament : Mary and the children poured in his wake like a Mongol horde . 

He left it in Turnmill Street where it attracted the interest of a horde of children , and he gave a boy a coin to mind the horse . 

Every Saturday and Sunday , on the dot of 8.30am , hordes of uniformed children of all ages can be seen converging on Hampton Court in Surrey . 

The drawback to spending time in Câmara de Lobos is the hordes of beggar children who appear nowhere else on the island but are a real nuisance here . 

Brilliant weather from the end of May through into June , particularly on the west coast , saw hordes of climbers up on the big mountain routes , particularly on Ben Nevis . 

The three Frenchmen have just settled into the trench as I contemplated the hordes of mosquitoes that were now descending on the area . 

Wetland marshes were filled in systematically to make land more ` productive " or simply to discourage the hordes of mosquitoes that rule the eastern shore in the summer . 

That meant no dancing , just hordes of people staying long enough to see and be seen , then passing on to some other entertainment . 

I felt as if hordes of people were constantly shaking me , shaking my whole insides , shaking me until I 'd cry in anguish . 

Many others will house the horde of Press , television and radio people . 

Hordes of trippers -- the ` steamer people " -- flocked across from Bournemouth . 

As I have already said , book knowledge should always be used to provide a starting-point . 

Job knowledge can be less important than willingness to learn . " 

The second barrier is lack of market knowledge , recorded by 28% of respondents and thirdly finance which was highlighted by 25% of respondents . 

When the research knowledge is sufficiently conclusive , we can use findings to construct checklists , scales and indicators which can ensure that practitioners consider all factors pertinent to a situation and alert us to danger signs . 

Whilst all school knowledge has at least an implicit pedagogy this tradition places the ` way the child learns " as the central concern in devising subject content . 

Product knowledge training using workbooks was introduced to increase staff knowledge and improve customer service . 

While human conceptual and even observational knowledge always carries with it an element of doubt , mystic knowledge is possessed of certainty , of direct perception and experience , quite undemonstrable to others . 

The telephone was just as it should be , with no bugging device to turn his private conversations into public knowledge . 

Joey relaxed , happy in the knowledge that for the next few weeks at least , the place would n't run dry of drugs . 

Well I think partly the reputation of of the flats and also the general knowledge that not very many people in the flats have much money . 

For example , assessment by a health visitor of a mother 's knowledge about maintaining a safe environment for her young child in the home would obviously be quite different from an occupational health nurse 's assessment of an employee 's risk of accident at work . 

As part of the working crew , they also gained first-hand knowledge about operating a ship . 

This will improve the tester 's familiarity with the test and gradually lead to an accumulation of knowledge of testing in general . 

The knowledge of being adopted can have various effects -- Triseliotis ( 1973 ) says that to be comfortable as an adoptee it is necessary to cope with both the loss of birth parents and their implicit rejection . 

South Africa , for their part , dignified in defeat , can bask in the afterglow of their second coming , content in the knowledge of having bridged a great divide . 

He had no knowledge of running a pub but he had learned fast , and the ever-alert locals had only ever caught him the once on any particular dodge . 

Like all other departments we have been established a very long time and therefore have the experience and the knowledge in dealing with lettings . 

Relying on his street knowledge rather than tracing the lineage of classical literature , Lemn 's strength lies in his love affair with language and ability to shoot straight from the lip . 

Often students leave school sadly lacking relevant mathematical knowledge through having spent much of their efforts in grappling with " modern " topics unrelated to real life situations . 

My possessions , my talents , my desires , my friends , my knowledge , my accumulated belongings -- all of them belong to you . 

To the best of my knowledge there has been only one sustained examination of mass production undertaken by someone using a psychoanalytic perspective . 

We pride ourselves on our in-depth knowledge and understanding of all Italy 's many important facets . 

We pooled our knowledge and resources and formed our own company . 

The purpose of the test is to provide an objective basis for assessing the nature and extent of participants ' alcohol knowledge before and after doing the course . 

Best known for his boxing knowledge , he reported many top-class fights for The Scotsman . 

A guy who used to take me to watch Oxford , but apart from that I respected his football knowledge , used to say he was Leeds weak link , but I do n't remember too many details . 

Given its market knowledge , Price Waterhouse was able to provide a useful insight into each supplier . 

I want to get at my product knowledge up to scratch , I 'm going to get my sales skills up to scratch . 

Any claim to ` special knowledge " through faith or revelation or grace can not avoid the task of explaining just what this knowledge is knowledge of . 

I would need to revise my knowledge of patient/client confidentiality so that I may not inadvertently be in breach of proper professional conduct . 

Subordinates may have a better knowledge of ` local " conditions affecting their area of work . 

Another advantage of small chips with few address lines is that each cell of a chip only stores a very crude fragment of knowledge about the image on the retina . 

The majority of SSDs are placing physically disabled people in residential accommodation outside their own community and have little knowledge about them . 

He says : ` What we are talking about is ensuring that the workers are confident in their own knowledge about HIV and are actually able to answer question , and can talk about sexual matters . 

What made this interesting is that the company I work for has considerable knowledge in this area . 

A knowledge of publisher 's reputations and known specializations often help in evaluating a book 's content . 

He conceded that his knowledge of the language was slight ; that is why he referred me to his young assistant . " 

But , as the CDA has argued , the satisfactory operation of the market requires a sufficient general knowledge of the choices available to the buyer . 

When he reported for duty in Simla , then the headquarters of the meteorological department , he had no knowledge of the subject ; he had to learn it by reading , guided by senior staff . 

The examination is designed to test basic knowledge of the written language . 

A purchaser will have no knowledge of such agreements and will insist on a warranty by the vendors that no consents are required ( see standard sale agreement , warranty Q6--Appendix III ) . 

Only through further research will our knowledge of athletic injuries in the horse increase , and hopefully treatments will become more refined and more successful . 

The former Ryder Cup man was not here to work on swings ; merely to pass on some of his knowledge on course management . 

However , despite the lack of knowledge on the subject , and the prejudices engendered against it , a small but steady stream of doctors is willing to investigate it . 

To do this , management protocols must be based on available knowledge on wound healing . 

In contrast , there is still a considerable dearth of knowledge on the post-therapeutic course of gastric ulcer disease . 

The apparent certainty of knowledge concerning the technology of sword and shield manufacture may all too easily divert attention away from the areas of greater doubt . 

Knowledge by a bird of a sibling 's appearance must necessarily be an imperfect guide to what a first-cousin will look like . 

You may be an experienced manager seeking to update your knowledge through formal training . 

This ignorance is compounded by a lack of knowledge of where to turn to for advice , and a fear of direct contact with enforcing authorities . 

His ability to intervene effectively must be a function of his ` hands on " experience supported of course by his conceptual knowledge of how the system functions . 

During interviews he denied all knowledge of how the fire started but investigators said he must have been awarethat Bailey had confessed to his wife . 

They pooled their knowledge on how children were born , and had n't any new enlightenments to offer . 

It is said that nothing so concentrates a man 's mind as the knowledge that he is to be hanged in the morning . 

I satisfied myself with the knowledge that I would suffer far more from leaving him than he would suffer from my absence . 

But only stubborn pride and the knowledge that Giles 's monstrous accusations were totally unfounded prevented her from fleeing to the Ladies " . 

` How dare you conceal the knowledge that I have a son ? " he roared . 

Not that I disapprove rural Pleasures , as the Poets have painted them ; in their Landschape every Phillis has her Coridon , every murmuring Stream , and every flowry Mead gives fresh Alarms to Love . 

This meadowland or mead land was usually low-lying and damp for much of the year , but it produced an abundance of grass which was cut for hay . 

Your premise that affirmative action promotes or gives positions to people of color who do n't deserve or are unqualified for these positions is what I find racist .

Other than that , little attention was given to retaining and promoting people of color , women , people with disabilities and others who reflected the client community .

USA Today goes with `` color '' -- coverage of the 200th anniversary celebration of the U.S.

Simpson had denied arson with intent to endanger life and arson being reckless as to whether life was endangered .

Harper , of Uckington , Smith , 20 , of Bishops Cleve , and Winter , 19 , of Cheltenham , deny manslaughter and arson with intent .

Harte , of Walworth , London , denied arson with intent to endanger life but admitted reckless arson .

Warin who 's 29 and comes from South Hinksey in Oxford faces two charges of arson .

A judge directed Wisdom Smith and Daniel Winter be cleared of manslaughter and arson after the hayloft sex romp turned to tragedy .

All three men had been accused of manslaughter and arson after Rebbecca and Emma Harper died in the barn fire at Uckington near Cheltenham in Gloucestershire last year .

Pearson , of Tadcaster , admitted three arson charges and asked for eight others to be considered .

Julio Gonzalez , a 36-year-old Cuban , was charged on March 26 on one count of arson and 87 counts of murder .

He was sentenced after being convicted last month of arson , deception and incitement to commit forgery .

The announcement yesterday said 11 people , mostly with criminal records , were being held on charges of arson , looting and violence .

As they square up to each other the spouses of the first three men ` Enter above " and implore them not to fight . 

The ambivalence lies in the representation of the Goddess as either alone or as the spouse of a male God . 

An authoritative source avers that his inamorata , Ms Mandy Smith , the former spouse of Mr William Wyman , is not in sufficiently robust form to ` make love " . 

In the case of divorced couples who have remarried the vote will go to both natural parents and the spouse of the natural parent who has custody of the child . 

If you do not pay income tax , but your spouse does , you should not enter into a Deed of Covenant on your own . 

Dennis Hopper 's crazed murderer -- together with Isabella Rossellini 's tortured spouse , Kyle MacLachlan 's clean-living small-town kid and his belle , Laura Dern -- make Blue Velvet an alarming and disturbing film . 

Employees ' spouses may also have difficulty in finding work in the new area . 

The marriage relationship takes primacy , so that one 's spouse becomes the first source of support for married people . 

You quarrelled with your spouse on the way out to the shops and you are feeling angry . 

This mainly reflects the care spouses give to one another , and underlines the importance of the spouse as the first source of care in old age . 

References to the settlor 's spouse in these provisions include any wife whom he may marry but do not include his widow ( Vestey 's Executors v IRC ( 1949 ) 31 TC 1 ) . 

Together they plot to undermine and ruin their errant spouses by hitting them where it hurts corporate types the hardest : their egos and bank balances . 

Such joint relationships could occur between spouses of very different backgrounds . 

If President John Kennedy could appoint brother Bobby to the post in the Sixties , why not a presidential spouse today ? 

In adulthood , spouses spend little leisure time together : men in leisure , if not at their parental home , spend most such time in the men 's house . 

This intensification seemed to be triggered by the loss of other significant relationships , for example the death of a spouse , or retirement from paid work which removed relationships with workmates and colleagues . 

The abolition on stamp duty for house purchases was n't made permanent , as I thought it might be , but inheritance tax was ameliorated and he did bring in transferable tax allowances between spouses . 

Even if the employee is successful in the job , if the spouse can not adapt to live in the English culture and speak the language , the assignment may well fail . 

She was not impressed when her spouse informed her there was a member of the gentry below , for the only visitors of that sort to frequent her humble hostelry were those who had fallen on evil times . 

Admission was only granted to those born in Britain or having an ancestral link stretching back two generations , those who had lived in Britain for five years , and spouses of patrials . 

It is rare for companies to have formal arrangements for finding work for the spouse of a relocated employee especially as a typical posting to the UK is only for two or three years . 

There were also others who felt that they had to stop work because of their own or their spouse 's ill health . 

This is the closest the British pension system has got to earnings sharing between spouses , and it does not apply to men and women whose marriages end in divorce . 

During the second six months he can , and may get a little work ; but until at least a year after the end of pupillage he will probably have to live on his parents or spouse . 

The receptionist at the hotel had given him a key to the front door and his mind was a chaotic mixture of emotions and thoughts as he walked past it towards the shore . 

Mrs Sweeting said her daughter , a receptionist at County Hall , in Chelmsford , has never complained about her illness and always adopted a positive approach to life . 

Her name was Elisabeth , a German girl working as a receptionist at one of the Hilton hotels in London , she had told him over the telephone . 

Not many wives would be happy to watch two other women fighting over her husband but Chris Broughton , receptionist at Torness , found it hilarious . 

AS a sales receptionist at Radio Rentals in Darlington my job entails a variety of different aspects . 

I 'm a receptionist for a firm of estate agents in Berkeley Square . " 

Wendy managed to get a job as a receptionist in a dental surgery to begin with and will keep applying for one of the hygienist training courses . 

In the average-size or small hotel these tasks could be centralised and dealt with by the brigade of receptionists in one office . 

The printing works was a fairly modern concrete building with all the external charm of an army blockhouse , but the receptionist in the outer office was briskly efficient . 

In addition , these user histories point to the fact that the receptionists of some surgeries were instructed to turn away ` addicts " or , at least , segregate them from the rest of the patients . 

Quincx Roirbak was preparing for an evening out when his receptionist summoned him . 

“ I 'm sorry ” , said the Christie 's receptionist , “ but the Sackler sale has been cancelled for the time being …

Scottish Tourist Board receptionist Angela Crolla ( above left ) is offered a Taste of Scotland by CCg Catering Manager Eleanor Hunt . 

` Still , we should get a statement from the studio receptionist who saw Chapel physically attack his boss . " 

She was returning to her house in Blackheath , south-east London , after finishing work as a West End nightclub receptionist . 

In my buttoned-up grey VIA raincoat , I was unexceptional to the receptionists of the Sheraton : the only problem , they said , was that they were full . 

Maxine , the receptionist , runs a small shop and tries to keep the sand at bay as our sailors trudge it into the bar in exchange for that badly needed cool drink . 

When a doctor 's receptionist suffered a hearing loss , she prepared by carefully noting and practising the names of patients and times of their appointments . 

A doctor 's receptionist has met the Norwegian woman whose life she saved when she donated bone marrow two years ago . 

The Head Receptionist has recently been showing signs of some disquiet , however : he has invested in a home computer and has been rather tentatively advocating the advantages of word processing and computerized accounting . 

You are a head receptionist at a medium-sized hotel , instructing a new trainee receptionist . 

The head porter or head receptionist is usually authorised to sign for registered mail . 

No one -- not even the hotel receptionist -- can explain why they are there . 

This chapter provides an outline of the law as it relates to the work of a hotel receptionist . 

This module will enable hotel receptionists and front office staff to apply the law when dealing with guests and travellers . 

However , she had no intention of revealing her gratification to Anne . 

In the end he had little real choice but to join in and , if not exactly enjoy it , at least to take comfort in her gratification . 

Dear Lord , he can be stupid , thought Scarlet , as she saw Camille about to respond with the surprised gratification of a matador to whom the bull has blindly turned his flank . 

To our gratification , Blackwells , whom we had approached , expressed interest in the project , something we had not dared to expect . 

` His gratification was almost unbounded when on arriving at the Belts of the Murray he found not only numerous new Species but new forms of Birds . 

This core is elevated to the position of an absolute which is inviolable , sacred and undisputed -- undisputed , that is , by the faithful .

Right : the King Imin memorial mosque outside Turpan in Xinjiang draws thousands of the faithful every Friday .

The faithful pushed past him , round him , and over him as if he were invisible , a stage property in their way .

We were summoned to church , as the faithful were every Sunday , by loudspeakers blaring a scratchy recording of Mario Lanza singing Ave Maria .

Likewise Durkheim 's thoroughly Jewish God was a commendably sociable figure charged above all else with the maintenance of social order and morality amongst the faithful .

But like the risen Christ , he had also to prepare the faithful for his disappearance from the world .

Respect and friendly relations amongst the faithful of different world religions is essential for true peace .

He was expounding a Sura , one of the parable-like stories of the Koran , extracting from it lessons for the faithful .

From the top of one these , a muezzin calls the faithful to prayer .

The clerical and lay leadership also experienced a third pressure , that of protecting the faithful from the proselytizing activities of a number of evangelical protestants mainly among the young .

In the attempt to win society 's approval by a cultured ministry that had both sweetness and light , would Nonconformity produce a ministry cut off from the faithful ?

The apostles and the communities of the faithful were driven by the Spirit , faith and the knowledge of the Risen Lord .

The Church of England , which in its 1908 Lambeth Conference had condemned family planning , changed its mind when it was clear that the faithful were simply ignoring its precepts .

Fortunately the Christian church is not dominated by theologians , but by the praying faithful , and the Divine Drama , although suffering numerous attacks and emendations , has lived on in popular spirituality and liturgy .

` The whole point of this afternoon was to advertise my company , not to go for a jaunt along the river . " 

Me and Phil , the roadie , even went on this midnight jaunt from Manchester to Guildford to try to steal the master tapes of the LP . 

What was going to happen when her little jaunt in France was over , for instance ? 

A few days beforehand , Jack Cornelius suggested a jaunt into the countryside to cheer us all up . 

Gould 's letter to Prince , dispatched shortly after a two-day jaunt into the interior of the island of Tenerife , was apparently no less exhilarating . 

As a fledgling journalist on the Yorkshire Evening Post I had written one or two bits and pieces about my jaunts into the Dales . 

By the end of their jaunt on the high seas initially dubious visitors are often reluctant to return home and will consider taking their own clients on a similar event . 

` He stayed in his room when his wife went off for a jaunt round Oxford , remember ? 

` This thought has taken the occasional jaunt through my mind , " Ed agreed . 

Partly penned by the South Shields linguist and folklore buff Moira Tatem ( Tatem , that is , not Totem ) it is sufficient not only to prevent you undertaking a midnight jaunt through graveyards but from ever getting out of bed again . 

In Washington he is considered an ineffective legislator and not a nice man ( his latest scrape involved the allegation that he had sexually harassed a Peace Corps worker while on a jaunt to Africa ) . 

On another of our jaunts to Avila and Madrid we admired the Velasquezes and Goyas in the Prado . 

THE heady air of freedom must have gone to the PM 's head on her jaunt to Czechoslovakia and Hungary . 

I believe it 's a bunch of enthusiastic amateurs who go on jaunts to places of historical interest , or hold symposia , etc . 

Having returned from his transatlantic jaunt to Peru , singer Lee Mavers leads THE LA 's on their biggest UK tour yet , to promote their current Go ! 

Clubs like the Hacienda in Manchester now transport themselves and the football and music clientele on monthly jaunts to Europe . 

Tommy 's record as a manager stands up to any scrutiny ; two championships , three Bass Cups , ten other trophies and regular jaunts to Europe . 

Mark Proud , 17 , of Roseberry Road , Stockton , is looking for sponsors for his solo jaunt , which starts on June 22 . 

Contestants will line up at the Blundellsands Hotel , Crosby , at 8am on Sunday and will then parade through the city centre before setting off on their cross-Channel jaunt . 

Our impression over a two week jaunt round the Republic was of a country shedding the shackles of its tortured past without sacrificing its most endearing features . 

He 's off on one of his jaunts with Sexy Lexy , and then they 're going straight down to the country for the weekend . 

` You 've heard about this Hawaiian jaunt of mine , presumably ? " 

EURO DISNEYLAND 's most exciting theme park offers high seas jaunts , mystic Oriental sagas and the exotic bazaar and treasures of ` 1001 Nights " . 

I do n't have to be back at the office until next week -- we could have a couple of jaunts out and about . " 

Again , I hear the smack of collusion between Johnson and Boswell in their separate accounts of their Highland jaunt . 

Her second was a slight feeling of surprise that , if he was ` out on a jaunt " , he should have been able to order flowers from the Rose Bowl . 

I do remember affectionately those little jaunts that we did together . " 

Similarly -- and we declare this honestly and proudly -- we believe human males have a genetic thirst to flirt . 

They were more articulate , had seen something of the wider world , retained a thirst for knowledge , and were sceptical towards the Church . 

For one so shy , he nursed an extraordinary thirst for attention . 

Gedge , with help from Debbie Kaye , did most of the band 's administration and had an unquenchable thirst for hard work . 

It was n't entirely his thirst for knowledge that had made him insist on driving north to Chanchán . 

No wonder Peter lacked confidence and spent all his time merely trying to be amusing in the face of Marc 's uncompromising thirst for excellence ! 

The 24-year-old David Stirling was no rough and ready brawling cut-throat though , in spite of his thirst for coming to grips with the enemy . 

Convinced that the general public had an unsatisfied thirst for knowledge , he took an active part in several educational activities . 

Nigel Clough 's arrival at Liverpool , Wales ' World Cup prospects and his natural thirst for goals has left the Reds ' striker itching for action in a season which could turn out to be a memorable . 

Jean Henderson , about whom her daughter was able to give me many details , was perhaps unusual in her great thirst for reading . 

The protest floated at the back of her numbed mind : how could she have the heart to deal such a blow only to satisfy her own thirst for scandal ? 

A damp wind blew from the west , shaking drips off the high , bare trees and taking the sound of the main road away .

` A little to the west of the house is an old , ruinous chapel , unroofed , which never has been very curious .

Since it is to the west , and the world turns to the east , Tafahi is thus the place which greets the world 's new day first ; it is the island where the day begins .

` How well do you know the land to the west of the city , Suragai ? "

From the river the trail goes to Beeston Crag , to the west of Peckforton Castle and eventually joins the road above Higher Burwardsley .

High Island is n't far away , inside the lagoon to the west of Koraloona , and is uninhabited .

In Birmingham the planned area -- all that part to the west of Snow Hill station today -- was formerly the New Hall estate of the Colmore family .

This string of sandy bays to the west of Bodrum offer a wide choice of anchorages open to the south , but sheltered from the prevailing Meltemi winds .

The main village is away to the west , with areas of shrinkage on its south side .

From the west , forces under General Eisenhower advanced from Bavaria into northern Austria .

He was buried , according to his wishes , in a private ceremony far out in the Atlantic to the west of the Hebridean island of Barra .

Three easy , rural miles down here to the west is the little church of L'H\ u00f4pital-Saint-Blaise , which is an exquisite oddity .

Away to the west was the enormous glitter of the sea , where the small islands floated , weightless in the gently moving water .

Away to the west a flock of Canada geese was heading home to descend on one of the larger lakes in the distance .

At sea the scene was set with the cutters Vigilant , Swift , Alert and Active patrolling about thirty miles offshore at midnight on September 16th to the west of Plymouth .

As a military analogy , with the ( political ) campaign as your battleground , the generals at headquarters would gather intelligence , study the enemy , develop overall strategy , and provide hardware and ammunition .

The supply of exotic animals for dissection was of great importance to anatomists hoping to make their name through exciting discoveries or looking for ammunition to use in theoretical debates .

The small arms ammunition has now been retrieved by army bomb disposal experts , but how it came to be buried there remains a mystery .

Each Hercules aircraft takes 88 soldiers , 3000 pounds of food and ammunition .

But this May , with six estates of desirable , long held , reasonably estimated , property locked up , auction houses had ammunition to break this cycle .

In Jane 's view that was a far greater loss than the ammunition .

They were repulsed by the South Africans , who , when they ran out of ammunition , charged with bayonets fixed .

Doogie 's idea of knocking on a door was to impersonate a heavy machine-gun and I 'd never heard him run out of ammunition .

However , it could provide ammunition for legal action which Ferranti intends to take against advisers and individuals in an attempt to recover some of the losses it has suffered .

The charges against Abu Bakr and 113 of his followers included murder , kidnapping and the illegal possession of arms and ammunition .

Although they were later acquitted of illegally importing arms and ammunition for use in the North , they were dismissed from the cabinet for their part in the affair .

Oh , I can see now that it was unworthy and beside the point but at the time I was so exasperated with the man and his perfidy that any ammunition would have done .

The Company Sergeant Major had difficulty in keeping the platoons resupplied with ammunition .

For the first few months of the campaign they had very few weapons and virtually no ammunition .

And I did spend part of the afternoon trying to find ammunition for a show-down with him , and I was nearby when he was killed . "

Membership also provides extra ammunition to defend the pound if currency markets take fright at the election result .

He said the Afghan army had enough ammunition to defeat even a regular army .

Chief executive Derek Hunt said : ` We have a high regard for Carpertright and a good commercial relationship with the company , which we expect to continue . "

She resigned finally from the co-operative over a minor political skirmish about which rooms in the shop would be open to men . 

In that time , there were frequent skirmishes between the Christians and Almoravids , and Valencia several times closed its gates to El Cid while he was engaged in campaigning in other parts of the country . 

Apart from odd skirmishes between small reconnoitring groups in the west during the early months of the war , there were three main incidents in the county . 

Mace believes those copyright and interface issues are now being worked through in the current round of legal skirmishes between Intel Corp and its iAPX-86 impersonators such as Advanced Micro Devices . 

The significance of all this is that Utah had already convinced themselves that test-tube fusion could be an economic bonanza of unimaginable magnitude , and the first shots in the skirmish for priority had already been fired in February with the accusations that Jones had pirated the Utah chemists ' work . 

The battles and skirmishes of middle-class rural boundary disputing are of interest only to their panting protagonists . 

Green clearly perceived the protracted negotiations as a major national problem rather than a local skirmish over the retention of Chapter III providing powers by one WEA District . 

The action has lasted most of the day and it is now early evening but still light as we have a short sharp skirmish with the enemy rearguard . 

The season of 1983 began with another skirmish with Frank Dick over my non-selection for the European Indoor Championships . 

The little man would trot around , mumbling contentedly , reenacting heroic skirmishes with rabid Orks in cramped subterranean Squattish strongholds . 

Rival fans were involved in a skirmish in Kilburn High Road when windows and the interior of a pub were damaged . 

The two groups undertook preliminary skirmishes at the Zurich Congress of the International in 1893 . 

There was also a skirmish around the question of married deacons , an idea broached in chapter II of the document on the Church , Lumen Gentium ( officially , De Ecclesia ) . 

Outside the building there were skirmishes among several thousand protesters when a minority attempted to protect the East German flag , which was hauled down by other demonstrators and replaced with the hammer and compass emblem cut out . 

On May 13 UK Royal Marines were reported to have killed an Iraqi soldier and wounded two others during a series of military skirmishes near Sarsank , in the north of the country . 

We raced and splashed and it was quite easy and natural during one of these rowdy skirmishes simply to slip an arm through the water and put it around her waist . 

I guess they must have used all the NATO calibre ammo by now and have replenished with 5.56 mm weapons , either supplied by deserters in the Danuese battalions or captured .

Plenty of ammo there for those of you battling against the red tide .

A Resistance group should use enemy weapons , or stuff that can take enemy ammo -- and the Company just did n't have enough Russian gear then , in the early Fifties .

We received … 300 ammo later but never found out if it worked as we did not fire the rifles , even on a range .

Then you have to select your weapons and use them with caution -- go in with a gung-ho spirit and you could find you 've missed most of your targets and run out of ammo .

He went into the drink well out to sea off the island , by which time I was light on fuel and out of ammo .

The kite had a tail of twisted magazine-pages -- Guns and Ammo , which I got regularly at the time .

` Archery is a great tonic -- quiet , non-polluting and you get your ammo back ! "

Run out of ammo while on the ground and you 'll have to resort to flying kicks .

He starts out with a full clip of ammo , but watch out ( Beadle 's about ) , it 's limited -- make sure you hit 'im first time .

He says it would have been impossible to find all the hidden ammo .

Ammo for these megaweapons is limited , though , and once it 's been exhausted the Armalite reappears .

FOR infinite lives and ammo in Predator 2 on Amiga , just pause the game and then type in : YOU 'RE ONE UGLY MOTHER .

The DAR must keep all their ammo in the bus , the Sandrat thought .

He is heard to mutter : ` Oh shit , no more ammo , " and then ducks into the fire escape stairwell and reloads .

We threw out all the guns and ammo , all the armour-plating , the oxygen bottles , the heater . "

There ya go Mark , that should give you enough ammo for a good few months yet : - ) )

Even in the later stages of his boxing career , he held a most acute perception of the problems besetting black people and he continued to carry such a perception to the ring . 

If the continuity of real things consists in their actual perception by God , in what does their publicity ( to us , and also to God ) consist ? 

Direct perception by psychics of energy manifestations in the landscape has a very long history . 

Their sensory perception as well as their motor responses -- their behaviour -- are thus totally consonant with their bodily form and function . 

Just as we find animal perception hard to imagine because we have a different mind structure to other creatures , so too do we have difficulty understanding their language . 

The theory also has difficulty in coping with colour perception when a particular object may come in a number of colours . 

Dimond , Bures , Farrington and Brouwers ( 1975 ) , using a different technique , also claimed a right hemisphere dominance for stereoscopic depth perception . 

Vision , distance perception , maps our world and its analogue within is the experience of ` seeing " . 

This makes , therefore , for the very tempting prediction that sign language perception should show a RHA , since it appears to be spatially organised . 

Pain perception is traditionally an area of psychological expertise and the principal aim of this project is to initiate a significant sociological contribution to the study of pain perception , building on the post-holder 's doctoral research . 

The still influential contribution of Köhler and the other Gestalt psychologists to elucidating the rules underlying pattern perception is a major example . 

Plant perception is largely of a chemical nature , a diffuse comprehension and awareness of a chemical reality , combined with an inward sensitivity to the subtle watery tattvic vibration . 

Thus although Kimura 's original findings related ear asymmetry to the hemispheric side of speech production it is possible that differences between the ears reflect asymmetry between the hemispheres in speech perception rather than production . 

Improvisation of any kind typifies Medau accompaniment -- it encourages class members to feel and appreciate for themselves the many-sidedness of movement , and learn through aural perception rather than mere visual mimicry . 

Establishing A-X and B-Y associations will mean , therefore , that the perception of A will be changed in one way and that of B in a different way . 

Well how is she supposed to find out from you what her job is , tarot cards , reading the leaves in your empty tea cups , extra-sensory perception ? 

This improvement related to the Bristol team 's efforts to make parents more aware of four main factors for cot death , which are identified from the parents ' accounts of the death of their baby .

It was due to your efforts that we discovered the name of Raphael . "

Then the group 's efforts to raise £750m from the Equity Three share placing looked like foundering .

As part of Rao 's effort to unite the party , he made every effort to bring his rival Pawar into the Cabinet .

Management 's efforts to devise new industrial relations strategies and styles appropriate for the changing circumstances are the subject of chapter 6 .

More seriously , she definitely agreed that Elaine 's efforts to give her confidence had worked .

The government 's efforts to get a bill through parliament allowing soldiers to be sent to the Gulf in non-combat roles came to nothing .

Although the Forum praised the French government 's efforts to bring " peaceful evolution to self-determination " in the French territory of New Caledonia , its desire to monitor the situation was rebuffed by the French government .

It is up to government and industry , as well as those with resources in land and money , to make a concerted effort to secure our country 's wealth and heritage for the future .

Peter Yeo , who had been watching his partners , realized that he and Tim were not carrying the other two and decided to make another effort .

I suppose that because she had n't really known me from an early age , she made a tremendous effort to get to know me later .

` I am making every effort to avoid the inn being sold , " he said .

She 'd been reserved in a way which suggested that she might be strong-willed but was making an effort to hide it or keep it in check .

Most obviously , despite their efforts to provide an analytical framework for the observation of this second face of power , no fully successful effort has yet been made to operationalise their analysis .

In the 1890s a serious effort was made to transform them into a rural police force .

In the late nineteenth century efforts were made to build an organized system of policing , but rural districts remained largely unpoliced until the twentieth century .

We did have to predict how much we could help ourselves financially and Joan is pleased to report that through the marvellous efforts made through fund-raising this prediction has been achieved .

I abandoned the effort to count up to a hundred , sensing that brightly coloured biochemicals were jiggling together on the page .

The railings were removed in the 1940s to assist the War Effort .

Merrill made a determined effort to pull herself out of the glow induced by the wine and Luke 's compliments .

Police in Lothian will continue their policy to test all drivers involved in accidents and moving traffic offences in a determined effort to discourage drink driving .

Leslie Janson , of Chelmsford , Essex , has vowed to start his own fund-raising effort .

One cultural organisation supported by WACC , the Folk Research Center based in St Lucia , is spearheading the effort to publish a Kweol dictionary .

The USSR had been one of the first governments to recognise the state of Israel in 1948 , but Soviet support was thereafter thrown behind the Arab cause and behind the Egyptian war effort in particular .

Frank Williams would n't reveal whether he had made last-ditch efforts to persuade Mansell to drive on .

As part of the international effort to persuade Israel to allow the entry of the UN mission , Hurd visited Israel on Oct. 15-17 .

People might conclude that you 've been playing politics with the military effort and with the lives of tens of thousands of innocent soldiers .

It is understood Ford and Jaguar managers soundly backed the efforts of Lawson and Helfet to preserve the traditional Jaguar look in the original design .

Shortly after Glancy had reported in October 1977 , the efforts of the Camden and Islington members to decide the future of Friern received a further impetus .

Even so , despite the creative efforts of musicians like Jack Bruce and Eric Haydock to inject some purpose into the instrument , the Bass VI remained a misunderstood and under-used machine .

This in itself sets the scene for the unbelievably complicated efforts of religious leaders and scholars to define just who Jesus Christ was .

Diplomatic activity so far has failed , despite the gallant efforts of Lord Carrington .

Ignoring her frantic efforts to break free , he 'd tossed his charge card down on to the counter .

The five Moorsbus operators have agreed to accept each other 's tickets on services within the park in an effort to encourage greater use of the new services .

The US secretary of state , Warren Christopher , is due to begin a Middle East tour later this week in an effort to get the peace talks started again .

We will support the UN 's efforts to secure a fair and lasting solution .

He took with him a recording of the female whales at play which he made off the Azores as part of his post-graduate efforts to analyse sperm whale sounds .

Even so , there were several passages in the ensuing joint communiqué emphasising the Cubans ' appreciation of " the sincere efforts of the Soviet Union to attain world peace " .

The half-speed VHS machines Hill also undermine efforts by the film industry to put a tax on blank video tape , like that imposed in Sweden , to compensate the industry for losses due to piracy .

On Nov. 16 the Afghanistan government welcomed the Moscow talks as part of the continuing efforts by the UN , the Soviet Union and the United States to resolve the Afghan issue .

Occasional collective efforts by prisoners to improve their lot have mostly been sharply put down .

Yes , the twenty-eight-year effort by the Ffestiniog to restore service to Blaenau Ffestiniog was finally completed , resulting in increased business on BR 's branch from Llandudno junction .

This was the background to Guggisberg 's efforts towards modernisation .

Whilst supporting the Government in its efforts towards development , the paper remained cautiously critical of most manifestations of militancy on the part of TANU politicians and others .

As a large consumer of Middle Eastern oil , Japan had been criticized for not making a fuller contribution to the international effort against Iraq .

Luc Montagnier of the Pasteur Institute in Paris has been appointed to lead a panel reviewing France 's effort against AIDS .

Less happy were his efforts during the late 1890s to revive the Speaker as an organ for radical ideas , and his editorship of the ailing Daily News from 1901 to 1902 .

The new legislation was one cause of the improved bilateral relations between the USA and the Bahamas , also helped by joint efforts during 1990 to improve the Bahamas Defence ( coastguard ) Force .

Participants in a five-year effort by the Carnegie Corporation to bring science and government closer together believe that they have improved that relationship somewhat and hold out the promise of even greater success .

SOUTH LIVERPOOL old boy Kevin Hawkins started the late onslaught that brought down Bootle 's gallant efforts at North Trafford last week .

A probable example of the first of these man-made events was a primitive effort at cooperation to establish a right to exclusive use of an area by an individual or family .

Once their canvasses showed majority support for the proposal , they moved quickly to bring it to a vote , thereby avoiding the public debate which had accompanied past efforts at prohibiting honoraria .

Most charge a fixed fee for a basic service and , say , $1.35 for each extra bin of rubbish . 

It consists of a plastic bin with a lockable lid that will keep out flies , children and so on . 

On the Tuesday night , when the staff of Alice Modes had put out their bins and gone home , there 'd obviously been two plastic legs in Jubilee Road . 

This is now compulsory in many public areas , and special disposal bins are provided for this purpose . 

On the attic floor the grain bins are still intact , along with the remains of sack trucks , leather shovels and so on , left by the last miller . 

He kicked himself when he discovered it behind two large metal waste bins full of rubbish and old cardboard . 

Fellowes is giving each finalist a Fellowes P50 compact personal office shredder and wastepaper bin ( £164 ) , plus a range of computer accessories ( £195 ) . 

Explain to your secretary what you are doing as you fill up the waste bins . 

Stuart turned to speak and was just in time to see the man snatch the plastic bin from the young assistant and run back towards the door . 

But she told the meeting she was pleased at the number using special dog dirt bins in her ward at Harrowgate Hill , Darlington . 

She went to the bread bin and seemed to be preparing to make herself a piece of toast . 

These damaging pests have found that your compost bin is a lovely place to hide and shelter . 

Four compost bins are maintained at various levels of decomposition . 

I 'm a bit dizzy when I stand up and have to hang onto this litter bin , but I 'm OK after a bit . 

MICHAEL Caine 's supersmart London caff , Langan 's Brasserie , recently shelled out £2,000 towards two smart black cast-iron litter bins . 

A TIDY Britain Group ` Bin it for Britain " roadshow is set to visit Wrexham on Aug 2 to encourage 15 to 25 year olds to use litter bins . 

The deputy prime minister seemed oblivious throughout to the vivid backdrop of broken bicycle wheels and overflowing rubbish bins . 

Helping the balance of payments could weigh more heavily on the scales of decision-making than this country 's reputation as the universal nuclear rubbish bin . 

The main block of the mill is practically empty but the older part now houses grain storage bins . 

Redundant storage bins at Wilton have a new use -- as havens for badgers . 

EVERY household in East Hampshire now has a green wheelie bin . 

Police have recently been receiving an increasing number of calls from householders reporting the theft of ` wheelie bins " . 

The sour smell from the communal rubbish bins in the alley below drifted up through a broken window and Carrie grimaced as she knocked on the door . 

A large , double bowl sink served by pressure hot and cold fresh water is set in the fiddles peninsula with a trash bin beneath . 

This was a confusing half measure , however ; the initial ch remained as in the French spelling , representing a Russian letter borrowed from the Hebrew alphabet for the sound represented in English by sh . As a result , many Americans innocently mispronounce the name of the great operatic bass and his descendants .

The reason for this variation is that when the Cyrillic letter that represents our English v -sound is final in a word , as in the nominative case for Gorbachev , it is unvoiced and sounds like f ( or ff for good measure ) ; when an inflectional ending is added , as in Gorbacheva ( the genitive case ) , that same letter is voiced , like v .

Over the years , the new sound may acquire its own distinction : a dignified gentleman announcing Ahem! to gain attention , rather than actually clearing his throat , or someone cackling Yukkety yuk yuk ! at a lousy joke .

Auditory spoonerisms preserve the right sound when transposed , but require varied spelling when written .

At the time , the name was much mocked , violating as it did the precept that you do n't choose words ending in the sound `` iss `` because people associate it with disease .

Although Freud , so far as I know , did not discuss Spoonerisms on his classic analysis of slips-of-the-tongue , his theories as to the psychoanalytic implications of transposed sounds , such as those attributed to Rev . Spooner , could have been usefully added to Learn To Spike Lunars [ XVIII , 4 ] by Robert Archibald Ford .

Each spelled sound is discussed at the beginning of its alphabetic section , digraphs being treated at the beginnings of the sections for their first letter .

My absolute favorite of these semantic mistakes , however , does not come from the problem of sound .

Quemessourit became Missouri , Ookannasa Arkansas , Uneaukara Niagara , Machihaganing Michigan , and Potawanmeac Potomac . English speakers changed the pronunciations because the sound patterns in the Indian languages were so different from those of English that they could not hear , much less imitate , the exact words the Indians were using .

Increasing literacy and pressures towards ` correctness ' led in England to spelling-pronunciations which caused speakers to restore a whole range of sounds which earlier generations had dropped , like the l in fault , vault , and soldier ; the second w in awkward and the sole w in Edward ; the t at the end of pageant , respect , and strict ; and the d in the middle of the word London and at the end of husband .

A funny thing or two happened in the pronunciation key : the distinction is made between r as the symbol for the initial sound in rim and rr for the medial sound in marry . Although these are different sounds in many British English dialects , they are not only allophonic but in complementary distribution ( that is , they never exchange places ) , hence do not need separate symbols .

Do I get it when `` I shall not want , '' four simple one-syllable words , swaying in iambic rhythm , with the shall sliding irresistibly into the breathy w of want calling up the memory of God 's `` breathing the breath of life '' [ Genesis 2:7 ] and man becoming a `` living soul '' is `` improved '' to `` I shall lack nothing '' with its jagged k sound , its materialistic , vacuous nothing , or changed to `` I have everything I need '' to which `` Well , whad-daya know ! ''

Passed from village to village , from hearthside to field and tavern , losing a word here , gaining one there , sometimes so badly pronounced as to change sound , though not sense , the refráin or saying having the almost sacred pan bread as its foundation came to form an integral part of country life .

The organization is by sound types : Stops , Nasals and Nasalized Consonants , Fricatives , Laterals , Rhotics , Clicks , Vowels , and Multiple Articulatory Gestures , the last being combined sounds .

In all the following cases , the spelling , ( apparent ) roots , or sound of the word actively suggest a meaning different from the true one .

The Gombe rainforest is not the sort of Eden we might fondly imagine . 

When this happens , the land is abandoned and yet more rainforest is burned . 

we are lobbying the EC to make sure its aid programmes and industrial activities are not destroying the rainforest . 

Burning tropical rainforest produces millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide each year , which contributes to global warming -- the Greenhouse Effect . 

We are persuading logging companies and governments to manage the logging of rainforests better and to grow their own hardwoods on separate plantations outside the rainforest . 

Macedo 's line is that of Chico Mendes , for whom saving the rainforest went hand in hand with saving the way of life of its people and improving their lot . 

500 years ago there were two million indians living in the Amazonian rainforests . 

The great floods that occurred in Thailand in November 1988 cost many lives and alerted the government to the serious effect of cutting down rainforest . 

Nigeria 's rainforests have been so exploited for logs that the country now imports more hardwood than it exports . 

The rapid loss of the rainforests ( 11-15 million hectares every year ) is incalculable , as a habitat they contain almost half of all known animal species . 

Damien Lewis , environmental writer and film-maker , was filming in the rainforest of Cameroon for four months . 

The organisation has the dual role of protecting both the rainforests and the interests of 47 nations involved in the timber trade . 

From their different perspectives. both organisations are concerned with the protection and preservation of the rainforests . 

Sea World runs a close second with its marine exhibits , including one that takes you ` through " a shark tank on a rolling sidewalk . 

The tiny oxygen tank on his back was uncomfortable but deemed necessary in case the mist became too choking . 

But look out for hidden extras : most operators will charge a preparation fee of around £30 for airport transfers and installation of toilet chemicals and a starter tank of propane gas . 

On collection of the car , clients paying cash will normally be asked to pay a further deposit roughly equivalent to the remaining cost of the rental and the full tank of petrol . 

You have a full tank of petrol and some reserve supplies at the back . 

Your tank has certainly reached its limits now , and some of the fish have yet to reach their full potential . 

At least 400 people have climbed Everest and dozens more are ready with their oxygen tanks . 

Purists still demand the long trudge with the Atco cylinder-mower , the old one with the heavy roller and the polished-brass gas tank . 

There had been many inclined plane lifts before this one , but none having such complex features , and capable of hauling fully loaded barges still afloat in full tanks . 

They gave a sensible guide to what glass was necessary in various sizes of tank . 

Home made nylon wool spawning mops are then placed in the tank . 

Mr Perkins said they had walked into the surgery and poured bleach into the tank . 

They need a large tank with lots of rockwork extending up towards the surface . 

I left the daphnia in the tank for three weeks , to eat any parasites and to be eaten , if the Angels wanted to and by then , the fish were eating flake and pellets . 

As the conditions in a large tank are more stable , Robin would find it easier to learn about keeping his fish , and should be able to sort out any problems before they became disasters . 

Philip kept his eyes on the fish tank in the corner of the living-room . 

When the fish are placed in the breeding tank courtship will normally start within minutes , the male displaying to the female and driving her into the floating mops . 

Your best bet is to let the insurance company know that you have a fish tank before you take out a policy . 

Further modifications for desert travel included a water condenser , a sun compass and a large extra fuel tank . 

This was twice the normal endurance for a Vimy , but adding fuel tanks proved no problem once space had been found within the aircraft fuselage . 

This has been achieved with close attention to aerodynamics of the whole vehicle with careful control of cooling airflow and a smooth floorpan with integrated exhaust system and fuel tank . 

Its petrol tank was dented and there was a big oil patch underneath , but no signs of life that Henry could see . 

The driver is fairly safe , because of the height of the seat , but the petrol tanks appear to be exposed to damage . 

A shell scored a direct hit on a petrol tank , and he felt the wave of heat from fifty yards off . 

Somehow the chemical got from a storage tank into water supplies . 

Oil and gas systems are similar to each other , but oil requires a large storage tank and a reliable delivery service . 

The water tank at the south end of Bewdley 's island platform has been temporarily removed for repairs . 

Some liquid fuel stoves can be carried with fuel already in the tank , usually enough for a weekend . 

When water has had time to fill tanks and flows continuously from HWT close tap 

Close the vent as soon as water starts to dribble out , and check that the feed-and-expansion tank still has water in it after the radiator has been topped up . 

The length and width of the tank are important , the depth of water does not increase the stocking capacity . 

In addition to making an order for the child 's attendance the court may order any person who is in a position to do so to bring the child to court ( s95(5) ) .

It was Peters who chided him about his frail physique , which led to his regular attendance at August 's Gymnasium , which was in the basement of Apley Hall .

The Labour leaflet compared the numbers going to the Royal Shakespeare Company with attendances at Wembley Stadium , Aida with the Ideal Home Exhibition , and ballet , somewhat incongruously , with Rugby Union .

Besides their attendances at fires and competitions the Halling Brigade gave many exhibitions of their fire fighting skills , and were always prominent in local functions .

There were also the unforeseen situations that prevented his attendance at a course at the last minute -- like the sudden outbreak of mildew that demanded immediate attention .

The manager , though not the supervisor , should normally be in attendance throughout the time when the office is open to the public or to telephone calls from the public .

A local authority applicant may call a parent as witness and compel his or her attendance at court by issue of a witness summons , where necessary ( see Chapter 5 , 14(c) ) .

When the king held court , nobles in attendance participated in the giving of judgements ; brought and received gifts ; joined royal feasts or fasts ; heard royal speeches .

The attendance figures at the Jeu de Paume and other museums are tiny , while the critics reopen attacks on contemporary art

Over 2000 delegates were in attendance with about one third coming from outside the US -- this year a contingent of about 30 represented the former communist countries of Eastern Europe .

Patrick 's attendance at the Florence Conference was sponsored by the pharmaceutical firm , NAPP .

Please telephone Andrea Burnand ( tel no. 031-469 5462 ) and confirm your attendance on this date .

I go and sit on the bench in front of the Christmas tree and stare at it . 

I hold my shivering knees and stare at the shadows on the walls . 

He rolls up a dollar bill , and stares at it as if deliberately recalling something . 

Once out of Kathmandu we started getting long stares from villagers , laying out spring wheat on the road to be threshed by passing cars and carts . 

She now turned her smile on Millie , but she received no answering smile , only a stare from what she thought were those very odd grey eyes . 

Heidi was suddenly conscious of the stares from passing strangers . 

Polly 's cheeks grew warm , then hot , as she became aware of frankly appraising stares from both men and women . 

Her friendly enquiry as to the whereabouts of the Red House was met by a hostile stare from the woman behind the counter . 

The person sitting on the low wall did not move , even when Pol cast a meaningful stare in its direction . 

She suddenly knew how a rabbit felt under the hypnotic stare of the hawk . 

He fixed his stare on a shelduck whose white and brown plumage he could easily see . 

The pony poked his head out of the half-door and fixed a sullen stare on his mistress . 

The woman took the cups , gave the figure on the bed a dispassionate stare . 

He cast a glance about him , noting the half-empty spaces of the undercroft , and the faint gleam of light from above-stairs . 

A quick glance across the Channel will confirm that AV delivers none of these . 

There was a good deal of shrubbery trailed up the sides and it would have been difficult to see us by a casual glance along the terrace . 

Heini nodded thanks and left the room , followed by his colleague , both giving piercing , policemen 's glances around the bar as they left . 

Then he came downstairs , darting glances around him to see the enemy before he could be captured again . 

Don Edmonds cast a sideways glance at Philip Kelly , but answered for the Bureau . 

A single glance at the actual contents of Mogridge 's cupboard embarrassed me . 

His eyes made a swift study of her face , before he cast a glance at the sky . 

It is plain from even a cursory glance at these figures that , after a slow start , CD-ROM is becoming a remarkable success . 

Crouched down beside it , Delaney took another searching glance behind him , at the lifeless , cluttered room . 

A quick glance between Rose and the girls was enough for them to know that it was better to make no mention of their elder brother . 

One baleful glance from its enormous eyes could kill , as would its touch , while its breath would kill even birds which flew far overhead . 

Her laugh was so loud it attracted glances from people in the room . 

He gave her a swift glance from those pale , brilliant eyes , but said nothing . 

They would frequently receive strange glances from those in other booths but she just ignored it . 

Stealing a furtive glance into the mirror , Frankie was shocked to see another face , another pair of eyes in the glass . 

The two women passed in the doorway and exchanged glances of pure gratitude . 

She flashed Frau Geller and her companion a glance of the deepest loathing . 

After a while he gave her a sidelong glance under his enviable black lashes . 

The old ladies cast one another knowing glances , somehow contriving to look at once smug and disapproving . 

She slid Dane a coquettish glance from beneath heavy black eyelashes . 

She paused a moment , turned and looked at the line of narrow drawers , read the label , then weighed out two ounces of loose tobacco . 

As thin as ever without an ounce of excess fat , he had the long face and gaunt look of the true desert Arab . 

An ounce of coral beads was reckoned to be worth ten large jars of oil . 

For instance I have increased the skimmed milk allowance from 4 ounces to 10 ounces per day and I have allowed red meat to be included twice a week . 

Fear of inflation in America depressed bond markets and drove the price of gold over $175 an ounce in New York , its highest price since the Gulf war . 

In February 1980 , for instance , 24 carat peaked at $850 an ounce . 

Parmesan is a rich cheese at 130 calories an ounce , so try to hold back on nodding too enthusiastically when the waiter comes round with his spoon and bowl of cheese . 

You allow , or at any rate , I allow , an ounce of butter per Portuguese sardine . 

For example , one ounce of butter or margarine contains as many calories as half a pound of potatoes . 

The company produced 29,224 ounces of gold at an average grade of between 2.5 and 2.8 grammes per tonne , and says it is on course to mine 70,000 ounces during the whole of 1989 . 

With a pair of macaws fetching up to £10 000 and with an ounce of ground rhinoceros horn costing more than an ounce of gold in Asian medicine shops , the stakes are high . 

The 210,720 ounces of Latvian gold was frozen by the bank after Stalin 's Red Army overran the state , with its neighbours Lithuania and Estonia , in 1940 . 

The second call was to someone else and necessitated me going out later that night to pick up two ounces of best Lebanese Red and three of mixed grass and seed , on a sale-or-return basis . 

The anxiety of the Tsar and Tsarina to shield their haemophiliac son led them to withdraw into a narrow family circle , incurring the displeasure of members of high society . 

To the Tsar , and especially to the Tsarina , he seemed a gift from heaven endowed with miraculous power to stem the Tsarevich 's bleeding attacks . 

The czarina and her children had the same DNA and matched Prince Philip exactly .

His successor , Nicholas II , extended the gift to both his wife , Czarina Alexandra Feodorovna , and his mother .

And his first wife , the disfavored Czarina Eudoxia Lopukhina , spent the rest of her life in seclusion there .

Czarina Alexandra , convinced that Rasputin was an emissary from God , brought him into the royal family 's inner circle and prompted widespread , published speculation that the two were lovers .

Two weeks earlier , on March 15 , Mehrdad Kowkabi , an Iranian student held in the UK for 15 months , had been deported after a court dropped charges of arson against him , and Iranian officials had been quoted as saying that the government might respond to this " positive step " by releasing Cooper . 

There was rioting and arson at Nottingham and Derby , Worcester and Bath , and finally on 29 October the city centre at Bristol was sacked by an angry mob in the worst riots of the year . 

Public discontent with the government 's economic policies [ see p. 38363 ] reportedly provoked an outbreak of arson at Tehran 's main bazaar and 15 others across the country in late July and August . 

In the case of fire the usual careful consideration should be given to the cause of the fire to ensure that arson by the policyholder is not suspected . 

TWO men were last night charged with arson after firebombs hit a mosque . 

Born in Venezuela , educated in Mexico City , then at Lumumba University , then in a Communist training camp in North Korea , he had become the founder of Direct Action in Berlin , an anarchist group that had bombed and robbed , committed arson and murder and brutal kidnappings . 

There 's been another arson attack on a local school , the second to be targetted in two days . 

Farmers are being warned to be on their guard following eight arson attacks on farms in Hereford and Worcester in the space of two days . 

In Newcastle-upon-Tyne an eight-year-old is found stealing cars , committing arson and assaulting teachers . 

Protesters in Germany took to the streets of Solingen after an arson attack by neo-Nazis that killed five Turks . 

A group identifying itself as Revolutionary Anti-Racist Action ( RARA ) claimed responsibility for arson attacks on two military police stations on March 19 , 1990 . 

An elderly couple who survived an arson attack on their flat say a council failed to repair a defective smoke alarm . 

National statistics released this week showed the cost of vandalism and arson attacks on schools had doubled in a year from £60m. to £120m . 

She hugged her arms across her chest in an unconscious gesture of self-protection . 

But her gaze edged upwards , taking in the long , muscular legs and narrow hips , the broad chest in its businesslike white shirt …

She opened desperate eyes on Penry 's face and collapsed against his bare chest in relief , shuddering . 

He was attacked and stabbed in the chest in the town centre , after playing rugby for the college team . 

She just had time to make out a black profile against the window before a shoe slammed into her chest with the sound a beanbag makes when it hits the floor . 

Unemployed Martin Lewis of Trinity Close in the town , stabbed Trevor Lampett in the chest with a ten inch kitchen knife . 

He was propped up on one elbow , his dark hair sweat-curled , his eyes gleaming with desire , his naked chest and arms magnificent in their absolute masculinity . 

` You must be very fit , " she said in an odd tone , staring at his chest . 

Mr Waller lashed out with a chisel , stabbing Terry Malone in the chest . 

A NORTH Wales man was recovering last night after being pierced in the chest by a nail in a bomb blast which killed an Egyptian car driver . 

Three US marines and two Nigerian troops were slightly wounded , he said , while a third Nigerian was hit in the chest by a bullet . 

Dropping her clothes , she launched herself at him , battering away at his chest with clenched fists . 

The commonest reasons for referral were for examination of the chest , spine , and limbs and joints and referrals for these fell by 9.4% , 17.5% , and 13.5% respectively . 

Mr Grainger claims his 13-year-old son James was punched in the chest when he was caught larking about . 

Because she was reclining on her back , her small breasts lay flat on her boyish chest ; only the nipples , purple shadows in the dull glow of the lamp , stood tautly erect , through fear . 

The girl , dark-haired and olive-skinned , with a flat chest and tight little bum , wore jeans and a T-shirt . 

` And one look at my flat chest convinced her I was the love of your life , I suppose ! " 

And I envied his smooth , hairless chest , with its peachy tan . 

A hairless chest would have been a great advantage for a bisexual like myself . 

David sat up , turned on the light , yawned , and scratched his hairy chest . 

The shot hit the raider in the upper chest and killed him instantly . 

Hyperventilation is a process of rapid shallow breathing from the upper chest . 

But as he turned to flee , Derek slumped at the wheel , clutching his chest . 

They 'd X-rayed my chest when any fool knew that it was the kidney that had had to come out . 

Do n't worry if you do n't have a hairy chest , buy a suitable wig or other rug . 

So I relaxed as far as I could , and short of thumping my chest like Tarzan , hoped I was emanating nothing but lovely rude health . 

Slowly curl until the weights touch your chest , staying bent over the weight all the time . 

I touched his chest , remembering that I had wanted to desert him once . 

Just before his own death Asimov completed Forward the Foundation , a new novel about Seldon 's last years . 

Oscar-winner John Ford 's magnificent film of John Steinbeck 's classic novel about the gruelling journey of a family forced to leave their drought-stricken Oklahoma farm during the Depression and travel overland to California in search of work . 

BOGDANOVICH WAS advised by Orson Welles to use monochrome to make this picture , an adaptation of Larry McMurtry 's novel about a fading Texas town in the early '50s . 

But the vaporous presences that float through this slender and anaemic first novel by a notable poet would appear to support the claim . 

The setting of the original novel by Mervyn Jones was shifted from London to New York because , says Yates , ‘ I did n't want any of this dreadful , clichéd Swinging London business creeping in . 

This adaptation of the classic Russian novel by Nikolai Gogol is RTE 's first ` home-produced " feature , shot on location in Co Wicklow . 

Shusaku Endo 's novel of ideas can be read as symbolism or old-fashioned realism , for it works neatly on both levels . 

The novels of H. Rider Haggard offer a clear illustration of the white man 's behaviour during the penetration into Africa . 

Also , I hope we 've caught the wit and wisdom of Roddy Doyle 's original novel . 

SET IN Philadelphia between 1961 and 1986 , Pete Dexter 's latest novel has for its background a struggle for power between the corrupt Irish union leaders and the Italians who run organised crime . 

But you can work out how Kuppner 's novel would fit into various classificatory systems , and then discuss the novel from this point of view . 

ONE CURIOUS explanation for the mega-success of Spielberg 's adaptation of Peter Benchley 's blockbuster novel is that the mechanical sharks graphically depicted the syndrome psychiatrists call vagina dentata . 

The film suffers from a lack of the social detail that made Atwood 's feminist novel so credible . 

She knew that Nîmes was a provincial city and would have preferred it not to be , seeing " provincial " in terms of the English nineteenth century novel , not of the Roman Provincia , Provence . 

Ronell curls the toes with a sequence in the style of a cyberpunk novel , and a series of concluding dialogues , or ` installations " , featuring Heidegger , Freud , Derrida ( ` Stay cool . 

THE propaganda machine which used to crank out the political fantasies of East European communists is being put to work turning out mushy romance novels . 

Although a suspense novel consists of that series of situations with doubtful outcomes , the final outcome is not , paradoxically , ever really in doubt . 

THE SECOND novel from the physicist-poet Jonathan Treitel is another coming-of-age work . 

ALTHOUGH the new novel from Terry Pratchett , WITCHES ABROAD ( Corgi , £3.99 ) , is set in another land , Discworld , it is still brilliant satire . 

The freer society of the 1920s was symbolized by the " flapper " , the emancipated young women of Scott Fitzgerald novels such as The Great Gatsby and The Beautiful and the Damned . 

Thirty years , of course , divide the publication of Jane Austen 's novels from the appearance of Disraeli 's trilogy , and much had happened in the interim to make the Gothic house grow serious . 

Marilyn Quayle , wife of the vice president made £6,800 for Embrace the Serpent , her novel about political life in Washington . 

Based on David Stuart Leslie 's novel In My Solitude , the story cast Crawford in the clumsy ` two left feet " role for which he soon became familiar . 

I 'm conscious of having talked about Proust 's novel in somewhat forbiddingly abstract terms , in the sense that I choose to talk about time , intellect , memory . 

When in 1831 he published his second novel , The Young Duke , the faults of the aristocracy lacked their social dimension . 

In 1934 he published another successful satirical novel , How Like an Angel , and a totally different book , Napoleon and his Marshals . 

Her enemies implied that Eugénie read nothing but novels or lightweight ‘ feminine ’ books , but in fact her library revealed an interest in science and philosophy , though history predominated . 

I did not know what to make of these people until , years later , I read the novels of François Mauriac . 

As Anne Rampling she writes modern romantic novels and as A N Rouquelaure she writes highly avant-garde sado-masochistic pornography based around the sleeping beauty legend . 

Authorative first crime novel from a woman so obsessed with violent crime that she gave up crime reporting and got a job in the morgue 

Based on the crime novels by the Oxford author , Colin Dexter , Inspector Morse would be sold worldwide and attract an audience of millions . 

But otherwise it had all the ingredients of the detective novel , down to a theme , the passion for justice . 

She was popular with the other girls at West Heath and enjoyed her years there , but she was never very promising academically , and her reading was almost entirely limited to Barbara Cartland romantic novels . 

hero of a novel called The Hermit , written in imitation of Robinson Crusoe and published in 1727 ; attributed to Edward Dorrington . 

A fourth bedroom would be rather nice , and it would be cheaper to move than extend the kitchen and add a bedroom . 

Meanwhile , success over the last year has led to the 16th Century Six Bells Inn at Bardwell , near Bury , adding three bedrooms . 

They hope to build eight single bedrooms with flats for families and a possible leisure complex with a swimming pool and whirlpool . 

One night , after a rehearsal and drinks with Terry , I came into the flat to find Charlie getting dressed in Eva and Dad 's bedroom , prancing in front of a full-length mirror which leaned against the partition wall . 

On such a morning , I remember dressing in a freezing bedroom , then coming down to the kitchen with its brightly flaming coal fire , dad having been up much earlier to coax the sleeping embers to life . 

As Dr Warton entered the bedroom , he heard the dying man cry out to his medical attendant : 

Katherine remained seated , listening to her daughter 's footsteps hurry up the stairs and then the ceiling creaked as she entered her bedroom which was directly above the sitting room . 

To prevent security forces from entering their bedrooms , they lock themselves in with padlocks they have saved up to buy . 

That night as Tess entered the bedroom , all three dairymaids were waiting for her . 

As they entered the bedroom Laura stared in consternation at the huge , wide bed , which practically filled what appeared to be the only bedroom in the cottage . 

When she had left the bedroom he heard her feet scurrying for a few minutes , then the door slammed . 

Nobody had said what Marcus should do : the result was that he appeared to do little or nothing , spoke minimally and was increasingly reluctant to leave his bedroom or the house . 

I could n't stand any more , so I locked myself in my bedroom and in the morning I went to Newhaven and got on the boat . 

Whenever it come round to my house , it gets locked in the bedroom -- I just wo n't have it running around my house . 

It permits homes to be locked up at night , although it states : ` On no account should children be locked into their bedrooms at night whatever their age and competence . " 

In two cases , the user was locked in a bedroom for days at a time . 

When their mother died in 1890 , the eldest daughter , who was by then thirty years old , was allowed to move to the first floor bedroom , and from then on she ruled the roost . 

In April 1955 Bobby Hunt moved into the downstairs bedroom at Apollo Place which Norman had previously occupied . 

Ah , Gregory -- " She received him grandly , seated in an armchair specially moved into the bedroom . 

We papered and painted two big bedrooms , bathroom and toilet . 

As she ran to her bedroom to find some clothes , her Dad 's dressing-gown , flapping round her legs , slowed her down . 

Michael took one look at them and , swearing under his breath , ran into his mother 's bedroom . 

I ran to the bedroom and heaved myself under the bed , fighting blindly with the magazines . 

Neighbours in Emlyn Road , Mayhill , Swansea , persuaded her to jump into their arms after she ran to a front bedroom and screamed for help . 

After supper I was shown to a tiny bedroom overlooking and adjoining the graveyard ; so profound was the silence that I felt part of it . 

I was ushered into a waiting room by a madam and then eventually shown into a bedroom . 

I had heard his host showing him to a bedroom near mine , on the second floor . 

One wonders how many other Steven Morrisseys there are still sitting in their bedrooms . 

As the Goods sit in Kelly 's bedroom surrounded by the bits and pieces that made up her world , Mike picks up her diary . 

When police arrested Capper he was sitting in the bedroom strumming a guitar , said Mr Brian Higgs QC , prosecuting at Chelmsford Crown Court . 

Honor West sat in her bedroom making a painting of the roses which grew just beyond her window . 

When she had put the phone down she went and sat in her bedroom . 

The court heard Bedworth , now a student at Edinburgh University studying artificial intelligence , spent hours sitting in his bedroom mastering a £200 Christmas present which helped him hack into hi-tech systems . 

He sleeps in his owner 's bedroom , but he 's got his own bean bed . 

He was always very protective and gentlemanly towards Tom 's mother , but as long as Tom could remember they had slept in separate bedrooms . 

She slept in the smaller bedroom , using the larger one at the end of the passage as her working room . 

` And she 'll have to sleep in my bedroom because it 's nearest to yours . " 

Even though he 'd slept in her bedroom every night , perched uncomfortably on two chairs , he had made no move to seduce her -- even to approach her . 

I continued to stay in the Second Son 's bedroom in the villa . 

He said in a grave tone that would have done credit to the S.M.O. , ` So she is still having to stay in her bedroom ? 

Rachel stayed in her bedroom dressing , while she heard people coming and going from the villa incessantly , her father cheerful and everyone rushing around like mad trying to get ready . 

By the second meeting Eleanor knew that Gina 's friends walked into their bedroom . 

Then he walked into his bedroom and sat on the edge of his bed with his head bowed while the bath filled , breathing deeply . 

Not that they were likely to walk into his bedroom , but still …

Police believe British spy Ian Spiro cold-bloodedly walked from bedroom to bedroom and murdered them . 

He checked himself as he was about to kick the chair out of the way then walked slowly to the bedroom and slumped onto the bed . 

With a sigh , Laura left the balcony and walked back towards her bedroom . 

A hotel is no longer a series of bedrooms built above a restaurant , which you have to leave to do anything except sleep and eat meals . 

Mr Mulrine said the latest application was for a single-storey extension containing eight bedrooms to be built onto the existing farmhouse , with access for drivers from the busy A68 . 

In the bedroom Maura had dressed Carla in a fairly clean pinafore dress . 

Later , in her bedroom , she dressed in a tight red velvet dress with a plunging sweetheart neckline . 

Coming out of the bathroom , she hesitated over which bedroom to enter . 

All 133 bedrooms are furnished to a high standard with en-suite bathroom . 

All bedrooms are comfortably furnished and have a private bathroom , and telephone . 

All bedrooms have been tastefully furnished and have bathroom en suite , telephone and radio . 

There are two spacious bedrooms furnished as bed-sitting-rooms with arm-chairs , table and colour TV . 

Upstairs , the bedrooms are all tastefully furnished and all have telephone , radio and colour TV . 

Superintendent Hayes sealed the bedroom , leaving PC May at the house until Norris had arranged for the body to go to the mortuary . 

They had just gone to their bedroom , leaving friends and relatives at the reception downstairs , when the alarm was raised at 1am . 

When the bailiffs broke into the second bedroom which was locked they discovered a pump action shotgun , sub-machine guns , pistols , German daggers and uniforms . 

She had gestured towards the bedroom that he had shown her shortly before . 

Erika disappeared into the bathroom , Frau Nordern into the bedroom where Herr Nordern was sitting at his desk , looking absently at the wall . 

The modern apartments consist of one bedroom which sleep 2-3 or 4 and are comfortably and attractively furnished , with private facilities . 

` My master will be angry if he discovers which bedroom you 're sleeping in . 

She had been born in this apartment -- in the bedroom that he slept in , maybe the very bed , she grinned -- and she loved the place . 

Topaz stared at the ring with the huge ruby surrounded by diamonds , her eyes like saucers . 

I took off my rings and jewellery and put them in my handbag then lowered myself over the cliff edge . 

Slipping off her ring , she put it on the bedside cabinet with an inward sigh . 

` I remember my diamond ring scratching the table as he pressed against me , " the woman said . 

Thérèse lay over Rose 's shoulder , chewing on her ivory ring . 

LIFE magazine followed up on an odd ad in a North Dakota newspaper from a woman offering to swap her engagement ring , wedding dress and veil for a Harley-Davidson motorbike . 

She twisted her diamond solitaire engagement ring as she replied . 

He placed an engagement ring on a piece of coral beneath the sea and waited for Vicky to find it when they were out snorkelling . 

A few examples have been found made from silver , which was a metal commonly used for finger rings in the 1st century AD . 

One woman , Mrs Namiki from Japan , paid $105,000 for a gold ring . 

He wore a lime green tracksuit , gold sovereign ring and one of the fingers on his right hand was badly bruised . 

James flicked his hair off his forehead , and his signet ring glowed orange in the firelight . 

As he fiddled with his signet ring , he noticed his fingers were trembling again , more noticeably over the last few days than ever before . 

She never used make-up or jewellery , apart from her gold wedding ring . 

She was fiddling self-consciously with her wedding ring , twisting it around below her knuckle . 

He wore a gold ring , engraved with the letter R -- his Christmas present from Johanna . 

Because their fingers were laced together and she was still wearing Max 's wedding ring , this was somewhat painful , but she knew that there could be no pleasure without pain . 

She wore a wedding ring , but she could surely never have had any children of her own . 

If it had not been for his clothes and the rings on his fingers I would have scarcely recognised him . " 

The doctor spread his hands and the rings on his fingers sparkled . 

However , it is misleading to date the portraits on that basis , as they are a naturalistic rendering of the appearance of boys after the loss of infant curls at the age of two or three . 

She 's got lots of curly brown hair with a little heart-shaped face in the middle , and her smile was so big that it nearly disappeared into the curls at each side . 

When she came back from changing , her haircut was a boy 's , except that it had new-born-looking curls at the nape of her neck , which knocked him out for a bit . 

He said nothing , letting her give vent to her distress , his thumb lightly stroking the silky curls at the nape of her neck . 

Let's face it " he reached to smooth back the curtain of tousled gold curls from her eyes ` we hardly know each other . 

Daffodil arrived after everyone else with each bright curl in place and pleasantly sat across the aisle from the Filmer/Young table , asking for news of Xanthe 's night . 

We take a look at the latest perming techniques and show you how to care for your curls in our brilliant perm feature . 

Madame entered , every henna-red curl in place , with a bottle of peroxide , antiseptic bandages , and a small first-aid box . 

After removing rollers , fingers were used to loosen curls into ringlets . 

Paul Falltrick at Falltricks used Salon Formula Volume Builder and Forming Mousse , both by Clynol , to shape the curls into this beautifully elegant style . 

She unpacked quickly and changed from her travelling clothes into jeans and a warm sweatshirt , stopping to twist her unruly auburn curls into a topknot , then returned to Reception to ask for directions to the theatre . 

Polly bent her head , masking her burning face with a trembling hand as she smoothed the feathery curls on the nape of her neck . 

Seriously , he considered the face crowned with its russet curls . 

With his blond curls and vivid blue eyes , he was the prototype of a youthful Plantagenet . 

Spray with Paul Mitchell Freeze and Shine , £5.70 or Schwarzkopf Corimist Shine Tonic , £1.65 to make your curls glossy . 

The boys 'll be ` after you " now , Grandma smoothed my curls and young girl 's heart 

She ran a hand fractiously through the bright tumble of her chestnut curls . 

Pushing unpainted fingers through her cropped chestnut curls , she looked down , and thought of her own boyishly slender figure beneath the enveloping oilskins . 

Most of the puppets looked rough-hewn and primitive , but two were utterly grotesque , as plastic dolls heads , complete with eyelashes and floppy yellow curls , had been fixed on to their stick-like bodies . 

With his flowing black curls , outstanding cheekbones , and the buckled gold belt Morrison favoured , the resemblance is more than uncanny -- it 's creepy . 

She played the piano excellently , she sang sweetly , she discussed intelligently , and all the time her flashing eyes , rich black curls and fine figure attracted glances from every gentleman in the room . 

Rain broke on the points of the spears , crawled glistening in the tribesmen 's cropped black curls ; Alan felt rain crawling on his own scalp like lice . 

One of the girls , the plump one with the freckles and the missing front tooth , looked very plain and dowdy now that she had lost all her pretty blonde curls . 

His brown curls were tousled and his cheeks were still flushed from sleep . 

She was also a delight to behold with her golden curls , and the two formed a real picture out there in the garden . 

Isobel Thompson took off her scarf and ruffled her grey curls . 

She ran a shaking hand through her soft curls and forced a smile , even though her face felt as if it would crack with the effort . 

Polly smoothed the tumbled curls off his forehead , careful to avoid the plaster-covered wound . 

Taking advantage of the discretionary powers granted him by the tsar , he asked for a treaty guaranteeing Russia 's right to a protectorate over the Orthodox Christians of the Ottoman Empire .

Religion : Most Greeks are Orthodox Christians ( Greek Orthodox Church of Cyprus ) ; most Turks are Moslems .

( As he was an orthodox Christian , he welcomed this conclusion . )

The Archbishop of Constantinople was traditionally " first among equals " of the five leaders of Orthodox Christianity in Europe and Asia , as well as leader of the approximately 3,000 Greek Orthodox Christians remaining in Turkey .

The president is a zealous evangelical Christian , obsessed of late by what he calls a ` plot " by a ` mafia " of drug traffickers to take over the country .

And there is a bewildering range of religious groups : Sunni and Shiite Muslims -- the latter known as Alawites ; Greek Orthodox and Maronite Christians ; and Druze .

Mr Muawad , a pro-Syrian Maronite Christian , met deputies in the village of Ehden in the Syrian-controlled north to consult them about forming a cabinet , due to be announced this week .

Since the earliest days of their conversion to Christianity , Greek Christians had been involved in a creative effort to baptise their glorious past and to wed it to the originally semitic Christian experience .

Conservative Protestant Christians may pursue what is a rather different Christology which issues in opposition to the ordination of women .

And thirdly , he has dedicated some of his time and energy to raising a collection for the poor Christians in Jerusalem .

` Are you all right ? " inquired an anxious Christian with a bag of peppermint creams .

He prayed , he studied God 's word , he spent time with other Christians .

If one pursues an untheological and obsessive interest in demons , committed Christians cease to believe in them , and the Devil applauds .

His courageous industry earned the respect , not only of his fellow Roman Catholics , but of Christians of all denominations .

Christians of different denominations feel much closer together now -- at the parish level -- than they used to even a few years ago .

This is so respectable today that Christians of all denominations have embraced it .

Treated with contempt by the old Burmese kings , the Karens had welcomed British rule and , probably more important , their best people had become Christians under the influence of the American Baptist missionaries .

` Confess your sins , Muslim dogs , " said the Bosnian refugee , in slightly cautious tones , ` and become Christians , or we slash you up ! "

In the last five years , the Pacific Region ( often called the ` Christian Continent " as almost 90% of its population are professing Christians ) has faced many problems -- political , social and economic .

Is it possible for feminists to be Christians , when Christ is a male figure ?

Christians believe that God 's wish is for all people to be complete in body , mind and spirit .

He was a Jewish Christian , writing for Jewish Christians ( see the characteristics of the Gospel ) .

Some modern Christians may find the Trinitarian emphasis alien and difficult .

Even we as practising Christians find it extremely difficult to avoid the acid of materialism .

Some Christians know such mutuality in fellowships and house groups .

Paul is really grateful to the Christians in Philippi for their love which has been shown in practical ways .

For the Christians the only answer to the human plight was trust in the redemptive love of Christ .

He was using the opportunity to denounce the British as well as the Copts , bracketing them together as Christians combining against true believers .

While recognising the communication task of all European churches , the working group called for special consideration for the minority churches in all countries , and for Christians in eastern Europe. :

But you know , for every one of us as Christians , Jesus Christ lives in us by the Holy Spirit , by his spirit .

We celebrate the valiant role of certain Christians and church leaders in the struggle for peace , justice and democracy in Africa .

The longer they have been Christians and the more they have been preoccupied with their Christian activities , the more difficult it becomes to relate their beliefs to the perceived needs of their friends .

In speaking to these early Christians Paul is implying that when they came to follow Jesus , they did not suddenly shed their deepest emotions .

When the Arab armies of Amr ibn el-As arrived in Egypt in the seventh century , Egyptian Christians welcomed them as deliverers from Byzantine tyranny .

Western Christians , however , took longer to reach this stage in their development than other traditions because of their peculiar historical circumstances .

Christians believe that God sent Jesus into the world to show all people a way back to himself .

Now as some of the girls become christians and others wish to change their lives the need for a Crisis Centre becomes ever more urgent .

` Just a notion she 's got about makin' us all good Christians , " said Dad .

Please pray that we as a mission will be able to help provide the Christians there with the Christian literature that they need .

In the New Testament era the Christians had to face similar problems , and yet they managed to live with them and surmount them .

But Christians think that God Himself has taught us how to speak of Him .

Like Southern Baptists of Tennessee , many Northern Irish Presbyterians believe that the wine enjoyed by Jesus and His disciples must have been grape juice , since Christians do not drink alcohol .

The decree goes on to allow Eastern Christians , separated from the Catholic Church , to receive Catholic sacraments in some circumstances .

A trial date had finally been set for 17 June 1991 , but given the obvious flimsiness of the case , he was still concerned that somebody within the DEA might be tempted into direct action .

As they kissed each could feel the flimsiness of the clothing that divided their bodies , but for Carrie it did not matter .

The flimsiness of the case means that there is very little support for the keyboard which flexes badly .

In no time I was rolling with the best of them and filling the intervals between wines by chewing a morsel of cheese . 

Having sized up the competition and feeling confident that I had nothing to fear , I boldly took a step forward , grabbed a morsel of soap and proceeded to scrub away . 

Disguised as a milkmaid , she fed them with nourishing food , having to put the morsels in their mouths because of their chained wrists . 

Every now and again , with an unselfconsciousness lovely to see , Simon Maslin brought a fork primed with a specially luscious morsel to the boy 's lips , which opened obediently to receive it . 

I also think he 's not a very good shot holder , and therefore leaves tasty morsels for hungry strikers quick enough to take advantage e.g. Ekoku . 

The Bumble Bees can be seen at feeding time , dashing from their hidey-hole , grabbing a tasty morsel and then shooting back . 

Though one would think not a morsel had passed her lips for months . 

All the Smarties have gone from the plates which now have small pink morsels on . 

Mrs Ainsworth reached out and lifted the bedraggled black morsel . 

A big crust on the surface when the sun is beating down will be taken with relish , and a tiny morsel of crumb on the bottom will often tempt a chub even in a snowstorm . 

These tiny pink wet morsels of flesh wriggle their way forward along the underside of their mother 's belly through her bristly hair towards a group of a dozen nipples . 

Antonio devoured half of his burger in one bite , whilst Susanna took a tiny morsel of lobster . 

You know the kind of thing I mean : the chickens dart into the mêlée , pick up a morsel of food , and then charge off to eat it in comparative quiet . 

In addition , the subject is provided with a ` yes " button to press if the photo is identical , and is rewarded with a morsel of food if the correct answer is given . 

A long plastic tube containing a tasty morsel of food in the middle was placed in their cage . 

She dipped her fingers delicately into a dish and , to my astonishment , popped a morsel of food into my mouth instead of into her own . 

He made himself as meek as a lamb , hoping perhaps that they would give him an extra morsel of food or some other favour . 

The Tories , the victors in the battle of ideas , look like losing the political war . 

With no victor in this game , Tetley are putting the £2,000 allotted to the winning side back into the prize ‘ kitty ’ for the season . 

The Fascists claimed that their name derived from the fasces , bundles of rods carried as a symbol of power by victors of the Roman Empire . 

At then end of the day , the victor of the whole Tour should be known . 

Although the victor of a battle at sea , Edward returned home a bitterly disappointed man . 

Furniture , carpets and musical instruments made an appearance in the triumphal parade of Gnaeus Manlius Vulso ( consul in 189 BC ) , victor over the Gauls in Asia . 

Australia 's hand would be the first to shoot up with New Zealand not far behind , both of them , of course , recent victors over England . 

He is the victor over Satan , and he tells a gem of a story to drive the point home . 

Dredge 's victor was probably III/JG 27 's leading pilot , Oblt . 

Suddenly Bf109s attacked and Wynne went down in Z3035 to crash at high speed to his death ; his victor was Hpt . 

Running concurrently with the 400s will be the 125s , and here the class is bristling with potential winners , led by last year 's victor Rob Orme . 

The 1988 Gold Cup victor led until two out , where lack of fitness told , and he finished third , 11 lengths behind the winner . 

Rock singer Roger Clinton , 36 , told of his love and respect for Democrat victor Bill as he talked about the abuse he received from his alcoholic father . 

It comes from knowing that no matter how intense a pain might be or our sorrow or our anxiousness , that Jesus Christ is the ultimate victor . 

Joanne Atkins won yesterday 's second leg of the National Grade A Championship but Andy Austin , the victor with River Hill on Monday , remains the overall leader in this three-part contest which will be decided today . 

He completed his century next day but the last wicket fell at 224 , leaving West Indies victors by 298 runs . 

Viewers are victors in battle of the broadcasters : Michael Sheridan in Rome on sport 's pre-eminent place on Italian screens 

Fiji 's team was a second strength team but they were still too good , running away 22-10 victors over Australia Green after trailing 10-0 in the first half . 

Pausanias , the victor of Plataia , had been abroad again in a private or semi-official capacity ; he held Byzantion for a time , till the Athenians expelled him . 

I trust you were the victors of whatever engagement you became embroiled in ? " 

From trees and undergrowth they fired at the victors again and again , as they swarmed over the wall in twos and threes , then in dozens and scores , and finally in hundreds . 

By-election victor : Tory Kenneth Turner won the vacant seat on Saltburn , Marske and New Markse parish council last night beating Labour 's Philip Hewitt in the by-election by 206 votes . 

Even so , that by-election victor , Mrs Elizabeth Shield , scored an impressive 22,449 . 

Results of gubernatorial elections -- Withdrawal of disputed PRI victor in Guanajuato 

Despite this , the elections were held and Dudayev was the victor , defeating nine other candidates , although there were allegations of malpractice . 

Karen Bleakley ( Hunterhouse ) was a runaway victor in the intermediate girls 300 metres clocking 42.9 , and in the senior boys 1500 metres the winner was Conor Curran ( Inst ) in 4.11.9 . 

But barn owls , famed in folklore for their eerie screech and ghostly white plumage , are declining in Britain . 

The sound of the shot was drowned by the deafening screech and roar of the thing as its eye blew apart in a shattering viscous whirl of fluid and tissue . 

The sounds of Danish mingled with those of knives drawn across a plate , the screech of jays , and the buzz and hum that rose from within her and ousted her tranquillity . 

Pirate arrived with a screech of rusty Ford brakes without any acknowledgement of my huddled form sheltering by his fishboxes on the quay . 

I remember the screech of the horn and the blur of the car as it passed in front of me . 

Charlie pushed it open slowly , expecting a volley of bullets to follow but the loudest sound they heard was the screech of the hinges . 

The distant ` woof of a dog or screech of a car engine would sound as intense as a Rachmaninoff concerto in a concert hall . 

He shivered at the ` yip , yip " of a fox carried by the cool night wind and jumped at the screech of the huge bats which flickered up and down the castle walls . 

Robyn let out a screech of frustration and stared down at her clothes . 

With a screech of metal and a shower of falling masonry , the speeder suddenly jerked backwards . 

Lighting another cigarette beneath his tree , listening to the screech of a shell going over the British line about half a mile south , Jack Firebrace began to tremble . 

The old woman let out a screech towards the door that led into the house . 

There was a screech from within and an instant cacophony of barking and scolding broke out . 

Suddenly there was a loud screech , and on the roof a wild peacock appeared . 

For example , if you have sudden feedback with a microphone which produces a dreadful screech , 5,000 people will just laugh . 

It touched the ground at what appeared to be an impossible speed and skidded terrifyingly along the runway amid clouds of dust accompanied by a scraping , nerve-shattering , high-pitched screech . 

PRESIDENT George Bush as much as admitted yesterday that he is in a political bind over the abortion issue . 

Having failed to asset copyright on the 80386 name and 386 tag , Intel Corp is in a real bind over the P5 , and according to Computer Reseller News has decided not to call it the 80586 . 

By investing products with meanings from other sign systems , Williamson argues that receivers are caught up in an ideological bind . 

Such a person is in a serious bind because expressing his anger will drive away or make hostile the very people he is dependent on . 

The federal government has spent $2-8 million drilling 1635 holes , injecting 122 556 tons of fly ash , and flushing 117 220 yards of sand into the burning tunnels in an attempt to put out the fire . 

Those twenty yards of crunching gravel where the lights of the house were momentarily screened were a weekly horror . 

A 500 gram cone of airy acrylic would have many more metres or yards of yarn on it than a 500 gram cone of much denser cotton . 

The gang tackled a wide variety of tasks including complete replacement of 80 yards of track west of Quarry Siding . 

With fifteen yards of quite lush fairway to cover before the ball even reached the putting surface , the margin for error was dangerously small . 

Today , of course , the process is mechanized ; four hundred razor-sharp cutting discs slice more than a yard of cloth in one swift pass . 

By 1815 Britain was exporting 4 yards of cotton cloth for every 3 used at home , and between 1794--6 and 1804--6 cotton goods accounted for 84 per cent of the increase in manufactured exports . 

Grooms , scullions and carters carried our baggage and loaded it on to the great wagon : hangings , feathered beds , yards of damask and costly cloth , towels and napkins , were piled into chests . 

Within ten minutes the shark was visible but it then set off on a strong deep dive taking 100 yards of line despite a heavy drag setting . 

The skipper of the Lady Hamilton also had to cope with a bird 's nest on his reel halfway through the fight and had to strip off yards of line before he could resume the battle . 

So I gave him a yard of slack line and decided to wait it out . 

Well , she thought , it wo n't be difficult to judge how right I am , if I pay out a few yards of line for him . 

A few yards of material have changed her from one person into another . 

Curtains should look full so it 's better to have yards and yards of a cheaper material than meagre amounts of an expensive one . 

Her clothes were unpacked and the low-cut coral chiffon evening dress laid out , with its underskirt of black silk , its yards of ribbon and lace . 

In a little plastic bottle with a yard of red ribbon round it . 

Her gowns seduce me , sliding over me , caressing and squeezing , yards of whispering silk promising total femininity . 

Sally was standing on a table , with yards of black silk wound tightly round her from her neck down to the floor . 

He can move from talking about Aristophanes to talking about Indian epics without any sense of discontinuity . 

Nevertheless he is uniquely different because he is not only a hero but also a powerful magician in the tradition of many Slav and Asiatic epics . 

Now it looks like a scene set from Beau Geste , or one of those biblical epics . 

This is despite the fact that there are such programmes as Mastermind , a sheepdog series ( with which I happen to be involved -- I declare my interest ) and superb epics by the Natural History Unit . 

He was very fond of ancient histories , stories and epics of earlier times and heroes . 

The Mycenaean past remained a folk-memory of the Greeks that was preserved orally , culminating in the epics of Homer . 

2600 BC , who is known from the fortunate survival of his Epic . 

The Assyrian poem The Epic of Gilgamesh is regularly punctuated by dreams , both of the hero and his great friend Enkidu . 

It became subsequently a very celebrated and gallant defeat indeed , as the subject-matter of the great Anglo-Norman epic of the Chanson de Roland , composed at least 300 years after the event . 

But 240-200 B.C. were exactly the years in which Greek epics , tragedy , comedy and historiography became part of the Roman way of life . 

A French study showed that nicotinamide , a member of the B-complex of vitamins that prevents the disease pellagra in man ( see Chapter 13 ) , had some activity against the development of leprosy in rodents .

THE Princess of Wales was compared to a Hindu goddess by Nepalis yesterday when she visited a hospital and made a point of touching leprosy victims .

The priest was the only one who could declare a person to be healed from their leprosy .

Salina , a mother of three , suffering from leprosy developed hepatitis .

The essence of the feminine spirit was still there , untouched by the ravages of her leprosy .

His concern for leprosy sufferers , whom he had seen being thrown alive into burning pits , led to the establishment of a leprosy hospital in Calcutta -- a very advanced concept for the time .

At most , five people per thousand contract leprosy , so hundreds of thousands must be vaccinated to reduce significantly the number of cases .

And for a lesson in the differential diagnosis of leprosy and ichthyosis , try Arthur Conan Doyle 's Sherlock Holmes story The Blanched Soldier ( 1927 ) .

As the onset of leprosy is slow , it will take at least 10 years to produce positive results .

Among the important additions are leprosy and several of the important sexually-transmitted diseases .

If she divorces Prince Charles she loses her children and the chance to use her special gifts to help those in need , whether it be the homeless , AIDS patients or victims of leprosy .

In order to save her life the doctors stopped the treatment for the leprosy .

Her hair was disorderly , and the color of her skin was bluish black , which is a sign of incurable leprosy .

They cover urgent social issues such as spastics , leprosy , pollution , mental illness and old age , and will be distributed to social organisations , schools and colleges .

Applications are invited from postgraduate or postdoctoral scientists to join a project on the application of the polymerase chain reaction to leprosy .

THE FIRST controlled tests on humans of a vaccine against leprosy have just begun in , of all places , Norway .

Their exclusion from the normal commerce of local society was perpetuated long beyond the time when leprosy had been controlled ; indeed , it was not until the nineteenth century that some Cagots finally became authentic citizens .

The Burgundians thought that eating too many potatoes caused leprosy , the Prussians believed that they were responsible for the dreaded consumption , whilst the Russians simply said that they were food sent from the devil .

Some had leprosy and other people 's backs were crooked from carrying the heavy containers .

It is a worthwhile conjecture that many , particularly the young , set their faces against these forms of dissection as a morally enhanced form of squeamishness . 

This project investigates the conjecture that the Polish crisis is ` systemic " , ie deeply rooted in the economic and political processes of Polish society as a socialist system . 

When his lips met hers , shock rippled through her because her conjectures could not have been further from the truth . 

It seems to allow that , although we must begin and end with appearances , we might find it possible and advantageous in doing so to interpose conjectures about their hidden causes . 

Her conjectures as to her possible future occupation lead to a number of wild escapades involving kidnapping and terrorism , as well as to more humble pursuits such as pig-farming . 

Despite conflicting statements from Tehran and press conjecture centring on Libya , it was never clear who was responsible for laying them . 

When Lawson resigned the pundits gathered , and mused , and offered up their conjectures and reflections , and it was called Political Speculation . 

They support their conjecture that writing enables interpersonal meanings to be dominated by the logical functions of language , for instance , by citing the Royal Society of London . 

The significance of the user applying a similar strategy to library catalogues has not been realized . 

In his report to the summit , the OAU Secretary-General Salim Ahmed Salim said that " Africa must gauge the significance of the fundamental changes taking place in the world and adapt accordingly " . 

The fact that these questions are being raised has significance for the authority of the police … and it is the single most important determinant of the style of policing . 

This year 's International Women 's Day had a special significance for Palestinian women and indeed all Arab women . 

The significance of computers in art is only one of a fascinating range of issues , technical and philosophical , that Al raises . 

He has expressed scepticism about the significance of linguistics for language teaching . 

However , on a world-wide scale there are many difficulties , and some countries , notably in the Middle East , fail to appreciate the significance of intellectual property . 

Amid the ruins on the most remote Highland croft still remains ample evidence of age-old customs and beliefs concerning plants and their significance in the daily lives of the people who lived there . 

Some commentators take a different view , seeing a broader significance in the shift from natural justice to fairness . 

It now remains to ask whether there is any significance in this hitherto unknown fact . 

In philosophy , history and political science , dialogues with liberal thinkers rapidly assumed central significance in elaborating an updated Marxist analysis of liberal democracy . 

I had hoped that there was some special significance in holding the debate in Advent . 

Fortunately , major contemporary building styles have been subject to detailed analysis in terms of their social significance . 

` It is an amusing portrait as Ken pointed it out to me , discussing the intricacies of the brushwork as well as the subject matter and its religious significance . " 

The recreation park application is unlikely to have any strategic planning significance and therefore the Regional Council will not have any involvement in its consideration which will be a matter for the District Council . 

Two quite directly opposing views on their policy significance prevail . 

Although the importance of the hymen may have dwindled in western society , in the Middle East and Japan it still carries tremendous significance . 

The layout of roads was a technical matter for surveyors and engineers , though new highways had town-planning significance . 

If this was a genetic accident , then it had tremendous significance in regard to unintentional evolution to homeothermy and great species longevity . 

As a profession we have undervalued the importance of nursing care both politically and clinically , and we should be more analytical and confident regarding its significance within the multidisciplinary team and its impact on patient care outcomes . 

` Unfortunately the typist who took the ad did not realise the significance of the wording and neither did anyone else until it was too late . 

It is impossible to understand the significance of Channel Four if one has no comprehension of the context in which it developed . 

It is thus not possible to tell whether the significance of the laterality effect observed was due to " same " and/or " different " trials . 

While amazed at his ability to anticipate her actions , she did n't recognise the significance of conditioning in the dog 's behaviour . 

` The significance of having directly elected officials is largely that now they will go to the BAF armed with a mandate to pursue objectives , policies etc . 

Ribeiro 's argument points to the significance of distinguishing the universal approbation accorded to community care policies from political initiatives for their implementation . 

The main significance of blocking here is that , even if a low percentage of records is hit in a run , blocking them together will increase this figure . 

In this book Linda Sireling writes about its significance in Judaism , and in her life . 

The significance for human living is that meaning is given to our lives through object relations . 

He claimed that the military significance of Porkkala for the USSR had been similar to that of Guantanamo for the United States . 

This means that the job of the new Treasury Chief Secretary takes on a significance which may unnerve Michael Portillo . 

However , the idea of capital maintenance also has economic significance : income is only recognized after capital has been maintained intact . 

The home thereby acquires a special significance ; an institution protected by the males , if necessary by aggressive actions towards others . 

Meanwhile , his literary reputation continued to grow as later generations came to appreciate and reassess the immense significance of his contribution to English literature . 

This has immense significance for the authorities ' ability to control the money supply , as we shall see in section 9.1 . 

The manner in which people are helped with those confused and painful feelings may have considerable significance for their future mental health . 

This rather inglorious episode in British imperial history had a considerable significance for social policy . 

Now it is for real and , though the race will be staged on a parkland road rather than a track , Foster believes it has considerable significance for the rest of Cram 's summer . 

I 'm not really sure why ; it does n't have any great religious significance . 

Moreover , passive margins have assumed great economic significance since the 1960s as their hydrocarbon potential has begun to be extensively exploited by the oil industry . 

Despite Buckley 's reluctance to play up the siege of Derry as a key myth and his preference for general categories of interpretation derived from various historical experiences , it does seem that the siege has particular significance . 

However , it did not appear to hold any particular significance for him because he merely said , ` The name is Silas , Lucy . " 

` There is a holy well in the area and around August time , these take on particular significance . 

The reader will have to judge the scale and significance of the disposals for himself . 

It was a book without merit , ‘ hack-written and poorly illustrated … artistically worthless ’ ( ibid , p.34 ) , yet it had a deep significance and importance for one reader . 

Like Gandhi , Tillich does not attempt to underestimate or detract from the significance and importance of particular religions . 

She had a place in the scheme of things ; she had significance , even importance . 

During the 1980's , a series of superb Peter King Quartets and Quintets emerged of very great musical significance . 

` It is " , he said , ` recognition of the significance of the immense course of perestroika " . 

The fact that in many societies all three are illegal does not mean that they have a similar social or historical significance . 

The political significance of this is a matter of controversy . 

The political significance of the vulgarization of high culture is exemplified in the more complicated case of Andy Warhol . 

Small , swarthy men , no higher than his chest-bone , dressed in leather jerkins and leggings . 

When Corbett reached the bottom , a gaoler in dirty leather jerkin , leggings and boots , greeted him with a world-weary look and removed his cloak , belt and dagger . 

Instinctively drawing in his limbs and curling his long back , the Perk sailed out of her grasp and over the edge of the steps like a furry stone in a leather jerkin . 

Many artillery men wear a leather jerkin to protect them from the discharge . 

The Hearthware was dressed in a plain hide jerkin ; most of their armour had been lost in the flight north and was at the bottom of the river by now . 

They were dressed in leather jerkins and thick , woollen green and black skirts which the Scots call kilts . 

They took the fish to an unaffected stretch of canal 150 yards away and realising bigger fish were still distressed returned on Thurday to finish the job . 

Beyond the opposite rim of the ditch lay the stretch of rutted wasteland that lay exposed and empty between Famagusta and the bivouacs of his army . 

It was a bad place to be stranded , a lonely stretch of country lane with a thin band of trees on either side and it was deserted . 

Otters are very shy animals and for their peace of mind require an undisturbed stretch of riverbank , preferably several miles in length . 

Around the coast and in river valleys there are stretches of tropical jungle with pythons and other snakes . 

Because of our late start and leisurely progress , the light is thickening as we stumble along the forgotten stretch of ridge between Bwlch Ciliau . 

Instead he found mighty walled cities and disciplined armies , capable of subjugating the Orcs and keeping the peace over huge stretches of territory . 

We set ourselves the task of uncovering the principles behind our feeling that certain stretches of language are meaningful and unified : that they have the quality of coherence . 

In places the cultivation is crowded out altogether and stretches of gravel come boldly down to the river 's edge . 

The only relief was occasional stretches of soft sand in which the lorry was in danger of getting stuck . 

In front , southwards and seawards , there was a stretch of gravel and then the ground fell away abruptly down to the sea . 

At a bend in the river there was a wide , deep puddle to be negotiated , and , stepping back , Emily tried to stride to a firmer stretch of path . 

Far-reaching proposals published by the NRA call on the government to set legally-binding quality standards for not only rivers , estuaries and canals but lakes , groundwaters and coastal stretches . 

Big Angus was pointing along a stretch of turf between the shells . 

It was difficult to believe that they had a life to the left or right of that stretch of wire . 

DNA contains huge stretches of ` junk " information that have to be edited out . 

Ernest Fryer put up an experimental stretch of netting to the height of a bank proposed as a means of protecting the road . 

It stands on West Boston Avenue , Detroit 's most expensive residential area : a seven-mile stretch of impossibly huge houses . 

The drying effect in the Brazilian rainforest could be felt in the southern states of the US and could turn stretches of Amazonia into savannah . 

Not that there was much to see : only a stretch of close-cropped , undulating turf , broken here and there by protrusions of rock . 

Two club contests at Boveton Beach produced nothing and just a few codling from the whole stretch of beach . 

Mr Leatherman 's own favourite stretch of sand is Kapalu beach on Maui , in Hawaii . 

High rocky cliffs pitted with little sandy coves melt away into long stretches of silvery beach . 

Vast stretches of white sandy beaches , most of them empty of people , fringed by coconut palms and mangroves . 

On the best stretch of beautiful Waikiki Beach , this hotel lies in 22 acres of well tended gardens with gushing waterfalls and swaying palms forming a backdrop to the pool . 

On a recent trip to Somerset , I became aware that no one was swimming along what is an impressive and beautiful stretch of coastline . 

The village square has interesting market stalls selling local handmade crafts , and nearby Albir offers a range of watersports and a fabulous stretch of coastline . 

Large stretches of coastline are inside AONBs and national parks , but since 1973 other stretches of high-quality undeveloped coastline have been designated as Heritage Coasts . 

Between them , on a stretch of featureless coastline that runs for about forty miles , is a score of small , isolated settlements . 

Holidaymakers may be puzzled by the blue flags flying along a stretch of English coastline this summer . 

In addition , the world 's waters are all interconnected ; whatever is done to a river or even to some remote stretch of land will often in time be reflected in some alteration of the sea . 

The chalk pit itself is potentially a valuable habitat and adds yet one more facet to this lovely stretch of land . 

Things , buildings , stretches of land , are said to look smaller when we grow up . 

The Chernobyl disaster killed 8,000 people , according to official statistics , and contaminated vast stretches of land in Ukraine , Belarus and Russia . 

Architects and developers are submitting ambitious plans for what 's become one of the most valuable stretches of land in Europe . 

Upstream , through the gorge known as the Wachau , runs one of the prettiest stretches of the river and I sat for a pleasant hour on its embankment watching the swallows skim its waters . 

This scheme would call for 10 hydroelectric plants along a 1,000 km stretch of river and would be one of the largest ever hydro-electric undertakings . 

He had moored Water Gypsy on a pretty stretch of river which , he told her , linked two canals . 

These features are worth remembering if you are currently exploring a new stretch of river . 

This required 18 traverses , short stretches of road linked by sharp bends , with beyond it a ravine . 

He says it 's a long stretch of road and you need at least two service areas . 

The car once achieved a speed of 62mph on a straight stretch of moorland road . 

A CAMPAIGN has been launched to bring stricter speed restrictions on a stretch of road notorious for accidents . 

Every available stretch of water -- be it river , sea or reservoir -- is likely to harbour a sailing club . 

A stretch of land or water , with the air above it and all the creatures therein -- all the living and non-living things that live and interact together -- is termed an ecosystem . 

Eventually it reaches an open stretch of water which mirrors forests , mountains and the vast sky . 

Almost any sizable stretch of water , inland or coastal , may attract an Osprey , but spring birds rarely make prolonged stays . 

Across from the bay , beyond a narrow stretch of water , was a small island , an islet , rather . 

On the way , in answer to some question about his education , Palance replies by sweeping off his broad-brimmed black hat . 

They ripped off her hat , her feather boa , her coat ; then she was unbuttoning her shoes and stepping into slippers . 

The Dean of St Patrick 's had strolled through these streets with muddied cloak , doffing his beaver hat in salute to the fond greetings of beggar and artisan . 

Her French visitors Jacques and Sophie keep their fur hats on in bed . 

Sandison bought a very fine pale grey hat with a wide , flat brim and a white hatband . 

An early picture shows her in a wide-brimmed black hat and white dress owned by Sarah . 

A hard hat can protect you from having a metal spike go through your skull and into your brain . 

She was wearing a slack blue dress and a straw hat pushed to the back of her head . 

Quickly , she put on her coat and hat , looking round fearfully as if she expected at any moment to feel Sikes ' heavy hand on her shoulder . 

He put his hat on , flung his coat over his arm and went to the door . 

` Where 'd you pick her up ? his father whispered as he stood and raised his hat in a gesture that was too elaborate . 

He took off his hard hat and wiped his brow , after checking for scaffolding . 

It was cold that night and Aunt Louise wore her fur coat and fur hat . 

A ROBBER wearing a Santa hat held up a bank with a sawn-off shotgun before escaping on a bicycle yesterday . 

Now he was wearing a coat and hat and carrying a maleta bag and a sawed-off shotgun . 

Father Peter , losing his top hat to a whisking hand , leapt up from his knees and raised both arms to the heavens . 

The tall man doffed his floppy hat and bowed low , waving his hand like a courtier . 

Duroc picked up his broad-brimmed black hat , and set it upon his head . 

His overcoat and fur hat were neatly hung up in the hall and his overboots reposed on the boot tray in the back sunroom . 

He had an empty egg-basket on his arm , and his hat was old and worn . 

Her hat fell off , her arms tightened around his body and Lily smelled his warm familiar male smell , as good as baked bread . 

In their black top hats and tailcoats they looked more like vultures than ever . 

The boardroom was full of women in hats and men in dark suits who looked like a convention of dentists . 

And then again this morning he had another business engagement , but this time a different one , apparently , for he had put on his best suit and bowler hat and his black top-coat . 

In summer , we had to wear a panama hat with the school band round it . 

The baptising is the act of initiation into the community of the redeemed . 

At boys ' initiation ceremonies , a Mukula log is put near the place where they are circumcised . 

We shall be looking further at this vexed question of Christian initiation and the relation of the Holy Spirit to baptism in a later chapter . 

Until he had undergone this religious initiation and probation he would not be regarded as a mature member of the Buddhist community . 

The leaderene went down with a satisfying thump , her spiked coronet falling off . 

The Betsy Ross Bimbo settled the coronet on her Annette Funicello hairdo . 

The Green Man wore a coronet of leaves and a girdle of stems at his waist . 

Her long blonde tresses were partially covered with a simple headband , a floral coronet and a chiffon train . 

Like Santes pH balanced Shower Gel and Foam Bath , the new deodorants will help protect your skin against dreaded body odour . 

The moisturisers also contain a UVA filter that helps protect your skin against the ageing effects of everyday sunlight . 

Also , as we grow more concerned and more aware of our environment , products that aim to defend our skin against pollutants are increasingly popular too . 

The skin around Richard 's eyes was pulled tight with tension . 

Unwrap salmon ; cut the skin around head , tail and along backbone , then peel it off . 

Her eyes had drooped forward because the skin around them had become too squishy to contain them , and her nose seeped to become one large dewdrop . 

The skin around his neck is loose and his waist is thicker than it has ever been . 

His head was raised towards the sky and the loose folds of skin beneath his chin stretched , like a condemned man offering his neck to the executioner 's blade . 

Athlete 's foot ( Tinea pedis ) is a fungal infection of the skin between the toes . 

She heard him shriek in agony as the blade pierced it , cutting through the web of skin between his thumb and index finger . 

Not a drem of their skin between neck and waist was uncoloured , and the variety of the designs fascinated Jehan every time he looked at them . 

However , examination of his foot showed that he had lost one-third of the skin from his heel . 

Remember that fake tanning products do n't protect your skin from the sun . 

Her eyes were black , wide as though with some sustained surprise , the skin from their outer corners to her small ears taut . 

In spite of herself , Shiona was aware of a warming of her skin from her scalp to her toes , and her reaction both humiliated and angered her . 

One of the cheap cigars to which she was addicted burns ignored between her fingers , the skin of her face dragging down with indifference . 

Because it was wearing the skin of her own lamb , and smelt the same , she would with luck think it was hers . 

The liver must be in contact with the skin of the user , however , to be used . 

Now for the first time he touched her skin , the skin of her forehead , with his fingertips . 

The uppers , though , curl around grow up through the skin of the nose and , still curling , turn back towards the animal 's forehead . 

He had even tried to stretch himself by hanging from the limb of a tree by his hands until the skin on his palms was blistered . 

She discovered the dirt and thickened wax deep in his ears , the grubbiness at the back of his neck , the hoof-like skin on the soles of his feet , the bitten nails . 

A pumice is also ideal for dealing with tough skin on the heels or soles of feet . 

Mountain goats , on the other hand , aim for the opponent 's rump and , just as the musk ox 's skull is enormously reinforced , so too is the skin on the mountain goat 's rump . 

She wanted Luke too badly , her skin on fire and an even more intolerable conflagration deep inside her , stoked by the possessive mastery of his kiss , an inferno of need , consuming her . 

This exercise is brilliant for toning up the loose skin under the chin . 

He had aged , M ler decided , noticing the puffy skin under his eyes . 

There were bags of skin under her neck , and she had a deep , posh , drawling voice , like an actress in an old film . 

Their skin was as wrinkled and brown as an old football and on their heads were perched steel air-raid helmets . 

Not only do insects rob man of his food , but they suck his blood , bury themselves in his skin and infect him with all kinds of serious diseases . 

Her skin had that smooth all-the-year-round dark tan you sometimes run into in California . 

Her skin had the beautiful , papery-thin translucence of great age . 

Your body skin needs care and attention , too , and will repay pampering by looking and feeling softer and smoother . 

She was dressed in navy and white , her ivory skin slightly tanned and for once minus make-up . 

She had dutifully done so and together they had selected an array of clothes in the deep greens and blues , the rich wine shades that Thomas said best set off her porcelain skin and burnished hair . 

With her porcelain skin , glossy black hair and perfect features , she looked like the effigy of a goddess , beautiful in an almost inhuman way . 

Fur has seen its best days on the clothing front , although seriously rockin' on the footwear front right now is leopard skin . 

Broad , high cheekbones and a mahogany skin underlined his Indian blood . 

The Duke , with a grave sense of the appropriate , had the tracts bound in rabbit skin . 

When the door swung open , I could see nothing but bars of light , curving together like a luminous zebra skin high above . 

Try not to rub at your skin after applying scent -- you 'll upset the balance of fragrance notes and spoil its character . 

When she looked back , Lori was standing on a thick branch nearby , the line tied off near her feet , the noose dark against her skin like a piece of primitive jewellery . 

He traced a delicate figure of eight across the smooth pale skin at her shoulders . 

His hands swept boldly over her body , pushing aside her flimsy robe to scorch her trembling skin with his touch , and she pressed closer still , aching for more of the devastating fire . 

The stretched , polished skin over the lofty cheek-bones and the finely moulded forehead gleamed golden , the pits of the eyes were black but bright . 

Sarah 's skin might be thirty ( except that Catriona had never tried to judge the age of anyone 's skin before ) . 

Simply smear on a generous amount over your skin after cleansing to make a revitalising face mask . 

Timotei Moisturiser is able to nurture the softness of your skin by working in perfect harmony with it . 

I fancied seeking out some Synodontis for the new tank , and they are rather prone to burning their scaleless skin by trying to hide under a standard heaterstat . 

He claws and shreds endlessly at his scabby skin on one long continuous cyclical motion . 

She smeared after-sun milk on her satin brown skin before joining Steve at the table with her drink . 

All their children , including Buddie , were born with brown skin and crinkly hair and grew up to be entertainers , just like their father . 

His face had wasted away till it was a mere mask of yellow wrinkled skin , with a curved Napoleonic nose and a crooked rat-trap of a mouth . 

It was as if two palms had been placed against the frail skin and forced it upwards so that he saw with a shock of premonitory recognition the shine of the skull beneath the skin . 

Polly found herself staring at his thighs , mesmerised by the powerful muscles that bunched and flexed beneath bronzed skin dusted with gold-brown hair . 

Small blades of grass fall from her legs as the skin dries and they come out into the sunlight . 

Always make sure that sheets or cushion covers are not wrinkled , as this can cause great discomfort and may break the skin . 

If it feels compelled to produce its poison , it does so instantaneously by forcing its ribs outwards with such vigour that they break its skin and rip open the poison glands . 

The pistol was pressed against his cheek so hard that it almost broke the skin . 

All reptiles have scales covering the skin , which is usually dry , and have nails on their toes . 

The quillons ( guards ) are straight and the two-handed grip is still covered with fish skin . 

D'Arcy 's grip tightened round her shoulders as he felt her hot tears against his skin . 

Julia could feel the cool , faintly bristly skin of his cheek against her face and she was bitterly ashamed that in the middle of his awful pain she was conscious of the pleasure of it . 

He lowered his head on to the table ; the marble felt fresh in contact with his flushed skin . 

Trembling and overwhelmed , Belinda slid into the passenger-seat , feeling its cool leather against her hot skin like a new caress , her nerve-endings were so alive to every sensation now . 

Even though I come from Cuba and have naturally dark skin , it 's very dry so I always carry my Must de Cartier body lotion with me . 

She had a clean , milky skin , unpainted lips , clear cut features , largely composed . 

I have very white skin , he thought , for a man with dark hair . 

He had a brown skin , black hair , bright eyes and strong white teeth . 

Protection of the surrounding skin is unnecessary , so there was no risk of her already fragile skin being damaged . 

Hackneyed it may sound , but sensible sunning with adequate protection is the only way to achieve a much desired tan with minimum risk to your skin . 

Now they untangled themselves to watch as I layered face cream on to my face and hands in the endless battle to save my skin from drying up altogether . 

They had two towels they wetted in the by now black water to save the skin of their thighs . 

Four tribesmen waited at the edge of the village , spears in their hands , their loinclothed bodies slick with rain , their skin the colour of tar . 

Remember , it takes your skin between 24 and 48 hours to start producing melanin , which will not only give your skin colour but some natural protection , too . 

Sleek , long-limbed , with smooth , velvety-looking skin the colour of bleached coffee beans . 

He switched out the light , but the darkness made his skin crawl so he switched it back on , then took Sophie 's sweater from the floor and draped it over the lampshade . 

Peculiar things happened to his body : his toes clenched , his hands prickled , the skin from his scalp to his neck crawled . 

Sebaceous glands slow down now and your skin may feel very dry and taut so avoid harsh toners . 

Thirty-one showed positive results after four weeks and everyone reported that their skin felt smoother , more supple and better toned . 

When your skin looks and feels good from the outside , you feel great inside . 

After being in the sun for some time , my skin feels like tissue . 

Her skin , all the soft surfaces of her body , felt raw , scraped , wounded . 

Turning off the motorway at the service station he entered a different world . 

The M5 motorway at Taunton is undergoing major repairs that began in 1980 -- five years after the section was opened . 

A GANG of joyriders , one of them aged 14 , raced along a motorway at 120mph in three high-powered cars last night -- with their lights off . 

They left the motorway at the next junction , and the busy road gave way to the outskirts of a small town . 

It seemed a daft notion as we hurtled west along the motorway from Nice with Porsches and Ferraris whistling past our ears . 

He appeared before the Public Inquiry about the M3 motorway in the mid seventies and supports calls for an environmental assessment of Twyford Down . 

The 113 kilometres from Bucharest to Piteŝti is the only stretch of four-lane motorway in Romania and the national speed limit of 100 k.p.h. applies on it . 

The Department of Transport has announced plans for the improvement of Junction Twelve of the M-Five motorway in Gloucestershire . 

The A5 meanwhile would be converted into a motorway through Snowdonia . 

Even if we force it past our lot by getting the Whips to chew a few backbench bollocks , the rural lords will junk it , they do n't want motorways through their game parks ` 

The hospital , moreover , is perfectly located for a swift getaway , just yards from the Brussels ring road and the motorway to Paris . 

At the roundabout outside the town , I saw the entrance to the M2 motorway to Belfast blocked by three overturned motor cars , including one which was burning fiercely . 

New York : THE United States ' worst winter storm of the century killed at least 66 people and paralysed the east coast of the country , closing motorways and airports and leaving millions without electricity , officials said last night . 

After the changes the consumer could see what he was buying before committing himself to leave the motorway . 

Around 9.00 a.m. most mornings , the M40 is a particularly busy motorway . 

This week John MacGregor launched a debate on a scheme which could , in the medium term , turn Britain 's motorways into money-earners by charging motorists to drive on them . 

Not all of us can aspire to this level but we can ask questions such as ` what would be the effect of building a motorway between towns A and B ? " 

However , he defended the widening of the M25 motorway around London , and the building of bypasses in rural areas . 

A man who drove a stolen car the wrong way along a motorway near Bristol was killed when he crashed into another car . 

The call had been traced to one of a bank of three public booths in Saffron Walden , a market-town in western Essex , just off the M11 motorway from London to Cambridge . 

Instead she drove along side roads , following the motorway in parallel , always watching her rear-view mirror . 

But twenty minutes later , as the big car swung off the motorway and began to thread its way along country roads , her mind was still a blank . 

Robyn smiled to herself as she charged down the motorway and imagined how she must look in such a battered , ramshackle old thing . 

The Plough Hotel offers its guests relaxed surroundings within easy access to the M1 Motorway . 

It would run through Taplow , crossing the main A4 road between Slough and Maidenhead and the main London to Bristol railway line , through Dorney , crossing the M4 motorway to Eaton Wick . 

The problem with Channel 5 is that it is not lying empty , like a new motorway just waiting for somebody to cut the ribbon . 

However , this development would require public support in the form of a new East Coast motorway . 

Urban motorways have proved no solution to Britain 's chronic traffic congestion -- indeed some say they have made it worse . 

Protestors are claiming that proposals to enlarge a trunk road are part of plans to build a new motorway . 

How do you turn a clapped-out Lada into a Mercedes while driving down the motorway ? 

How do we prevent learning becoming the educational equivalent of driving up a motorway ? 

Another way of looking at tranquillizer use is to think of the following analogy : you are driving along the motorway and suddenly your car oil warning light comes on . 

I mean if you go round the motorways , every other car is a Rover car . 

Driving on German motorways can require strong nerves and does not leave much attention for observing the countryside . 

Wimbledon keeper Hans Segers was yesterday fined £150 after admitting speeding on a motorway at 97mph . 

The Department of Transport 's being criticised for starting roadworks on a busy motorway at the height of the holiday season . 

The day we brought Shanti from London to our home , we stopped on the motorway for a meal . 

From Baden , those in a hurry might take the motorway east to the outskirts of Zurich , then pick up the northbound motorway , carrying on through Jestetten . 

But nobody who regularly uses the motorway can say they have n't been warned about the dangers of driver fatigue . 

Weapon convoys regularly use the M8 motorway through central Glasgow . 

Howe 's attack was two-pronged : he ridiculed official denials that a policy split existed in the Cabinet over Europe and he made trenchant ( and remarkably personal ) criticisms of Mrs Thatcher 's style of leadership . 

A belated denial that any subsidies had been paid to Neophane did not materialise until June 1991 , when the Italian government explained that extensive inquiries had been necessary because the original allegations lacked detail . 

` There was a formal denial that she had taken part in anything which would discredit the Royal Family . 

The introduction to his book contains a strong denial that he is an atheist , revolutionary or opponent of sovereign rulers . 

One or other of them drafted a statement which was a flat denial that he had misbehaved either sexually or politically . 

Maria was momentarily gripped by an odd , angry despair in response to his denial that he was having an affair with Cavell . 

Mr Irving 's denial that the Holocaust never happened and his defence of Adolf Hitler has incensed the relatives of those who died in death camps . 

They have called on the Northern Regional Health Authority to issue a categorical denial that it has any plans to merge 15 health care districts into six super districts . 

Allegations and denials about country hideaways , romantic recordings and Princess Di 's secret assignations fly in all directions . 

Official denials by the Argentine Foreign Office were interpreted as playing for time to avoid loss of face . 

Pincher replied that a denial by the intelligence services about bugging or other secret operation carries no weight because denial is part of their stock-in-trade . 

Moreover , on Feb. 17 the Moscow media reports were retracted on the basis of a denial by officials in Samarkand that any unrest had taken place . 

Hundreds of gallons of toxic waste from US bases are being shipped into Britain for disposal , despite denials by the government . 

But the uncertainty over Knighton 's ability to raise the cash continued with a bizarre denial from his financial adviser , stockbroking firm Laing & Cruickshank , that they had guaranteed the deal to Edwards . 

Despite repeated denials from Buckingham Palace , the royal couple were spending less and less time together . 

One senior Portuguese diplomat accused South Africa and Zaire of providing large-scale military support for Unita , despite official denials from Pretoria and Kinshasa . 

Denials of CIA involvement rang hollow in Washington , where the extent of the President 's obsession with ousting General Noriega is common knowledge . 

Belief in God can be eroded from two opposite directions -- from the effort to prove God 's existence on the one hand , and from the denial of any evidence for God 's existence on the other . 

Haigh 's denial of the existence of anti-clericalism on the eve of the Reformation is a case in point . 

Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi , leader of Inkatha , on June 9 issued a denial of the allegations . 

In the first hour after finding her dress and necklace he might have been prepared to accept a rational explanation -- or even a bemused denial of involvement . 

Bowring stared at the face that was appearing , then he muttered a denial to himself as he struggled to lower the binoculars , to let go his shivering grip on them , look away . 

It was better written than Cooper 's and , thankfully , in typescript , but its theme was the same : a passionate denial of having played any part in the , Luton murder at all . 

His denial of robbing the last victim -- Mary Cannon -- was accepted by the court . 

In fact , she was referring only to his denials of having leaked the report . 

Alison 's denial was so forceful it attracted the attention of a couple at a neighbouring table . 

Do n't imagine you can flatter me by telling me I 'm not really a feminist , because I am , and I find your denials extremely insulting . " 

He has hardly started his denial before he realizes this is unwise . 

Despite government denials , the use of troops to end forcibly a 42-day banana workers ' strike was taken as evidence of its strong anti-labour stance [ see p. 37649 ] . 

Asked about Mr Mellor 's denials on making love in a Chelsea shirt , spanking and toe-sucking , Antonia told viewers : 

But fears that this could send the pound plummeting prompted Downing Street to issue a denial , and insist that next year 's spending target of £244.5bn would not be breached . 

He called on the UN initially to deploy teams of military observers , but other Bosnian officials said yesterday they hoped a peace-keeping force could follow . 

They are still much the same in appearance as they were then , and farmed in much the same way , although tractors have now replaced teams of oxen . 

THE TODAY-sponsored team of climbers hopes to make a unique dash to the summit of Everest within a week . 

One summer , just before the monsoon , a team of government health workers came to the area to teach people about preventative health care and sanitation . 

The 7,500 clubs around the UK are invited to enter a team of five people to carry out a local environmental project . 

First and foremost , however , he is a professional leader , having devoted years of experiential study on how to lead teams of people to great success . 

Instead , most women were far more interested in their potential partner 's ` true emotional qualities " , the team of researchers discovered . 

The first action Romanov took on leaving the Chairman 's office that morning was to return to his alma mater and hand-pick a team of twelve researchers . 

They 're supported by teams of physiologists and laboratory researchers . 

A TEAM of medical researchers is studying the moral dilemma faced by doctors as they are forced to consider more closely the cost of the drugs they prescribe . 

Teams of government and state scientists are collecting hundreds of soil samples each week . 

AN INTERNATIONAL team of scientists is using rockets to shoot holes in the aurora borealis in an attempt to ` turn off " the arctic Northern Lights . 

A 100-strong team of scientists has been picked to work at the company 's laboratories at Caswell , Towcester , producing the first 3 inch diameter GaAs wafers in the UK . 

Most of the animals were radio-collared , and a team of scientists tracked their movements from six tracking stations around the site . 

In the heart of the elegant perfumery department on the ground floor at Harrods , Guy Robert and his small team of perfume specialists will be available for consultations and Personally Created perfumes . 

Each box comprises a diverse range of topics , written by teams of primary education specialists , to help promote awareness of science , design , technology and industry . 

A team of cancer specialists is pioneering a new type of laser treatment which should help sufferers without the need for major surgery . 

Captain Bob Sclater , the Orkney island 's harbours director , said attempts to refloat the ship would stop until she had been examined by a team of salvage specialists . 

Guaranteeing continuity in the casework of clients is a serious problem for a manager with a large team of volunteers . 

Although the bureau manager who supports a large team of very part-time volunteers craves the injection of hours that the unemployed can offer , they equally crave stability and escape from the greater supervision needed by new staff . 

Some managers who carry a smaller team of paid workers with only few volunteers have indeed shown support for the new breed of ` unemployed " worker , in order to broaden the CAB volunteer base . 

Inside the ticket hall , a team of volunteers were putting up posters . 

It provides a team of trained adult volunteers to offer friendship , companionship , support and advice to young people who are at risk of being drawn into crime or anti-social behaviour . 

Officials should be clearly headed by a chief executive , the chief officer to the management board and head of the small team of officers who should work closely together . 

This caning had its effect for the whole class knew that Miss Smith would stand no nonsense and it stamped her authority . 

A FORMER public school boy yesterday won £8,000 damages for a caning he received nine years ago . 

` The caning this boy received would be treated as child abuse in any other context , " said Peter Newell of End Physical Punishment of Children . 

What of heroic exploits during armed service or the caning of school children ? 

It 's in rosy contrast to crises great and small that have piled up over the past 18 months , from Singapore 's caning of an American teenager to feuds with China and trade clashes with Japan .

The caning of American teen-ager Michael Fay for vandalizing cars brought international attention to a form of corporal punishment that many human rights and medical organizations consider a form of torture .

On Thursday , the home minister was quoted as saying that the government is also considering caning of illegal immigrants .

Nearly a year after the caning of an American teen-ager in Singapore , U.S. state lawmakers are considering offering the paddle instead of prison to juvenile offenders .

In Tennessee , two Republican legislators proposed punishing vandals and burglars by public caning on courthouse steps .

The Libyan leader was surrounded by insurgents on the south , east and west and cut off from the Mediterranean Sea by a NATO naval blockade .

Panetta said a decision to halt the NATO operation , which also includes enforcing a no-fly zone and a naval blockade along the Libyan coast , would come only after senior military commanders recommend doing so .

Only eight of the 28 NATO members , along with several non-NATO countries , participated in the airstrike campaign , though more than a dozen allies have assisted with the naval blockade or took on other noncombat roles .

Though phone service to Benghazi and rebel-held Misurata in western Libya were disrupted , unconfirmed amateur video broadcast on Al Jazeera showed continued fighting in Misurata , which remains under a sea , land and air blockade .

The blockade has forced Turi villagers to take a circuitous , 230-mile trek into Afghanistan 's eastern provinces and then back into Pakistan in order to buy supplies or get to a hospital .

The Turi tribespeople want Haqqani leaders to persuade local Taliban militants to lift their blockade and to release nine Turi tribesmen they are holding .

The government is exaggerating the radical threat to justify the blockade it imposes on Islam .

And because the dwindling supply is due to an Iranian blockade , the dispute is further tangling complicated dealings with a powerful neighbor .

Now , say numerous residents reached by telephone , Misurata is subject to an air , road and naval blockade and occasionally intense barrages of artillery meant to dislodge the rebel government and its supporters .

The other train swept past with a roar and a deafening hiss of air . 

She was usually alone , which she preferred to be ; the roar of the river water seemed louder when she climbed the road by herself . 

There was a pause while they waited for Michael Douglas to go in ahead of them , and then the door opened wide ; beyond was an incessant glare of flashlights , the roar of the crowd . 

Not a single vehicle passed , but after some time they heard the roar of bombs going off at the airfield . 

With a roar of fury , Juanito was after him , boot swinging at Trent 's head , the rifle loose on the ground between them . 

He gave a roar of rage , scrambled to his feet and turned round , his right arm raised . 

Static crackled and flared through the roar of the storm outside . 

The roar of the patrol boat 's huge petrol engines thrummed in his ears and he glanced back over his shoulder . 

` Kick hard left again " ; I yelled to make myself heard above the deafening roar of the wind and the sea . 

Although the thunder and lightning had moved further off the horses were still in a very nervous state when the roar of flames over their heads drove them wild so that they were very difficult to handle . 

He gave a roar of rage when his mother pulled him back , saying : ` Now behave yourself , Junior , or this is the last time I 'll bring you into the supermarket . 

The pulsating roar of the engines formed a steady background as Delaney kept up a barrage on the door . 

Beejay always seems to spot the object in the hedge that he can not possibly pass without a protect , just as I hear the roar of a fast-moving car at our rear . 

I could clearly hear the roar of engines above me , and distinctly heard one long burst of cannon fire . 

Parking the pram I gave chase to the poor beast who , alarmed by my savage roar of maternal fury , had bolted . 

No one else was in the garden and dense rows of leafless poplars damped the grinding roar of the lorries on Am Treptower Park . 

In the waiting weeks , one of history 's most hopeful summers , the vast still beauty of the peaceful Kuwaiti desert was fouled by the stench of diesel and the roar of steel tanks . 

As for many old performers , though , the roar of the grandstand and the smell of the horse-sweat proved irresistible . 

The lionesses were unperturbed on hearing resident males of the pride , but instantly responded with protective behaviour when played the roars of unfamiliar males . 

Apart from the few noises I made on the path , all I could hear was the very occasional and distant roar of heavy trucks on the road through town . 

` One hundred and eighty , " shouted the adjudicator , although his words were lost in the Wembley roar of the crowd . 

Beneath the hubbub there is the distant roar of oil and gas gushing to the surface . 

Suddenly we were disturbed by the roar of many small cannons being fired all at once outside the palace . 

She had heard patrol cars and the roar of helicopters shattering the night skies . 

A red flash ruddied the belly of a cloud ; the noise followed almost immediately , the roar of an explosion bouncing in decreasing waves of sound between the clouds and the ravines . 

But while the roar of aircraft has gone for good , the station will live on . 

So I hooked my leg through his and tripped him and he gave a roar of rage and punched me right in the stomach . 

She almost had to shout over the roar of the engine and the volume of the music . 

The awesomely powerful heating and ventilation system makes another jet-like roar , but it works so well that you only need it on for short bursts . 

Suddenly there was this tremendous roar , and we looked up to see a mass of snow and rocks rolling down a gully . 

The engine fired and she pushed her foot down on the accelerator so that the fierce roar echoed her feelings of pent-up frustration . 

Charles Brandon 's roar frightened his horse and made it rear . 

Perhaps the most notorious was the photograph in a mink bikini with rhinestone straps paddling a gondola at the Venice film festival of 1955 -- a picture that inspired a musical on the London stage . 

Two of the photos showed her posing in a bikini with the caption , ` Bikini girl " [ name staled ] she fled half naked from X's [ defendant named ] flat shouting ` rape " ` . 

Druscilla had been known as ` Corker " since the first day she entered government , when the Sunday Word had headlined a four-year-old photo of her in a bikini with the phrase ` Coo what a Corker ! " 

` All the girls were wearing gum boots with their bikinis and I could n't shoot any lower than their knees . 

It showed a bright-faced man running on a beach with two girls , both of whom were wearing fifties ' bikinis . 

Elaine scrambled to recover her bikini and fell over , laughing as the relentless waves pulled her under the water , time and time again . 

` And when did you start to love me then , after you 'd got over the shock of my bikini , that is ? " 

Desolately Ruth went into the bedroom and slid into her bikini and , grabbing a towel from the bathroom , she went downstairs and out through the dining-room door to the terrace . 

He liked her in minuscule bikinis or high-cut swimming costumes . 

A bust-enhanced beauty queen in a goldthread string bikini wandered in with Manolo 's Nicaraguan , which steamed in an authentic 1919 World Series Commemorative Mug , and wandered out again . 

Bikini in a cotton and elastane fabric that 's soft to the touch and very flattering . 

I cut it out of Cosmopolitan magazine : an article entitled ` Think Yourself Thin " , illustrated by a blonde woman in a bikini being carried on the arms of two grinning , solid young men . 

And everyone famous was there -- the Queen dragging Princess Anne in a pushchair , Paul McCartney looking like Lady Macbeth in a pink bikini . 

Yes , it 's the game that brought you big-busted blondes in bikinis , two hard-assed interplanetary SWAT men , the ` Weetabix " monsters and a jaw-cracking title . 

Her streaky blonde hair and skimpy bikini were those of a nineteen-year-old beach belle . 

Stephen glanced at the skimpy string bikini digging into Elaine 's pink flesh . 

Under those impenetrable grey eyes , she felt awkwardly unclothed in her skimpy bikini , which allowed the maximum room for the sun and the minimum for coverage . 

In a minuscule black and white bikini , the girl was extraordinarily beautiful . 

As she joined him , rather shyly accepting his glance of approval at her slim body in its white bikini , the wind stirred his hair , blowing it out of its rigidly swept-back style . 

But he was wearing a bikini , a pink bikini with big black spots all over it . 

When Lili appeared between the Greek columns , wearing a flesh-coloured chiffon bikini , there was a slight but noticeable lull in the talk . 

Person on This American Life : " Ian 's mother did n't like his spending time with us .

All were convinced that anything so compelling and engrossing in the life of the young child must be profoundly signiﬁcant .

Or rather , I disagree that we 've been given clear indications that they 're doing more good than they otherwise would have , feel we 've been clear indication that the MoG are uncomfortable with one or more things they 've had to do ( both individually and as a group ) since they 've been at W & , and consider any reports that they are saving more lives than they otherwise would have to be highly suspect as we have no reason to believe that any reports to that effect they 've been given are accurate , and every reason to think that those reports are actually not accurate if they came through any part of the W & reporting mechanism .

But with alcohol-related crashes claiming over 17 , 000 lives a year--accounting for 41 percent of all traffic fatalities-- 16 states have dropped that level to 0 . 08 percent .

Unfortunately , the analysis ca n't be that simple , because such a restriction will not only save lives , but also cost lives .

I would never intentionally endanger the lives of my children , " Jackson said in a statement issued in Los Angeles on Wednesday .

A rather heartbreaking section argues that similar greed-based zoning has endangered the lives of firefighters .

3 ) Abortions should remain legal as they will occur regardless of legality and endanger lives of people who are DEFINATELY human when done so under questionable circumstances .

Some Democrats on the panel accused the Republicans of endangering the lives of airline passengers with the delay .

Depending on what happens , Nickles is in a position to accuse the president of failing to defend American interests and values , or of recklessly endangering American lives on the basis of a massacre that was merely " significant " but not " very significant . "

Hillary bought sexy undies and showed Bill more affection in public . 

Even though Marci gets to give him a cuddle from time to time and wash his favourite bright red undies . 

Twenty minutes later she stood in front of the mirror wearing the fragile lace undies which were also the result of her impulse-buying . 

Without too much difficulty she put on fresh undies and a cotton shirt-waister , then sat in an easy chair by the open window to eat her lunch . 

Then , feeling a strong urge to look at his portrait again , she showered quickly , put on clean undies and an oatmeal skirt and blouse , and made her way to the long gallery . 

Consequently , they are often more hurried in their diagnosis , more likely to deal with symptoms than the underlying causes , resorting to palliatives rather than cures . 

The inmates wore a uniform of pale blue , the girls with white pinafores . 

She made little dresses and pinafores for Lily and Corrie , but Corrie 's were decorated with ribbons and lace . 

While the rest of Britain fopped about in lace-fronted pinafores and all the other collected frippery of the New Romanticism , NME smashed you in the teeth with Henry Rollins ' forearm . 

There was a general confrontation in what looked like a factory canteen with the male chorus sporting tin hats , pajamas and automatic pistols and the women in pinafores like waitresses .

Two Palestinian schoolgirls in white shirts and blue pinafores presented the patriarch with bouquets of flowers , and one woman managed to reach past the line of Israeli police flanking Bartholomew and grasp his hand .

His name could , indeed , be invoked through the medieval centuries to reinforce the exaltation of virginity at the expense of marriage and to curtail the role of sexuality even within Christian marriage . 

The exaltation of emotion and intuition above logical reasoning can readily disentangle them from any such disciplinary anchorage . 

The exaltation of pure science is thus seen to be a defence against the invasion of norms which limit directions of potential advance and threaten the stability and continuance of scientific research as a valued activity . 

And with this exaltation of male sexual power , Krafft Ebing 's all-conquering sexual instinct , went a curious discretion about the act of sex . 

Fielding said it was the Shakespeare that got them going , something to do with the exaltation caused by the tendered handclasp of art . 

Somewhere out to sea the beam of the lighthouse appeared intermittently as a misty glow in the sky and the fog-horn was sounding . 

The glow in his eyes made her heart swell , but she could n't resist a gentle tease . 

It was still light and the orange glow in the western sky promised good weather for Sunday . 

The only important thing , as far as she was concerned , was the gleaming silvery glow in his hooded grey eyes , and the warmth of the hard body pressed so closely to her own . 

She would have experienced that glow of virtue which is so conducive to easy dieting . 

It was not difficult to find their way , for the faint glow of the many camp-fires guided them and showed up the loom of the burgh 's buildings . 

And as Brigitte Bardot has shown recently , even the glow of a new love affair can work wonders . 

MASCOT : The badge that brings a glow of pride to Jag owners everywhere 

Susan switched on the bedside lamp , a pink glow under its frilled shade , and reaching for her dressing-gown , shuffled sleepily to the bathroom next door , and then to the nursery . 

Yes , there it was again , undoubtedly a dim glow of light in the two small windows of the oldest part of the Cathedral at two fifteen in the morning . 

His shirt hung open as he sat again , and Theda 's eyes were riveted to the long column of his neck , the golden glow of his chest below it . 

Well why not try Wolverhampton the golden glow of the amber shirts of Wolves will take on the proudly bar coded Magpies and would n't we like to see Notts wallop Wolves . 

Inside all was dark except for the distant red glow of the sanctuary-lamp . 

When she just kept on looking at him he threaded his hands in her hair and let it drift through his fingers , watching the deep red glow in the lights . 

A warm glow of pride settled itself whenever she thought about it — her own business ; she just wished her parents were still alive to witness it , and Mark , of course …

By the time the last load was led , dusk was falling and the scene was lit from the west by the orange glow of the sunset . 

In pursuance of this last , they waited until the first yells and screams sounded from the unhappy village , followed quickly by the glow of fire . 

The streets were thronged all day with compulsive shoppers , intermittently spattered with hard-driven rain and tinted by the glow of festive lighting . 

Eventually the light was left behind and they walked by the glow of the snow itself . 

A free house with real ale where you can enjoy a meal in the glow of a roaring open fire . 

Since they have visitors , Mrs Barton supplements it with a dip in a tin candlestick , although its light is lost in the glow of the fire , before pausing to look about her : 

His face in the gloom outside the glow of light was pale beneath his smooth black hair , his eyes intent yet empty of expression . 

We heard several loud explosions , then saw the enormous glow of fire . " 

He was approaching the track leading to the bell tower , a dark grim silhouette in the moonlight , when he saw a great glow of light to his right in the distance . 

As they neared the Workshops , Fenella heard the continuous thrumming of the Looms and saw the pulsating red glow of the furnaces . 

It was then that she saw a soft glow of light in Helen 's bedroom . 

I remember lying in bed and the only thing I could see was the dim glow of the light bulb on the ceiling . 

Seeing the glow of a red and yellow Shell sign ahead , she drives on and pulls into the forecourt of a self-service petrol station . 

Grimma could see the yellow-green glow in the fox 's eyes and the cloud of its breath . 

With only the fire 's glow and the light from the lamp on the table remaining , he stretched out on the sofa , the tumbler between his hands bobbing gently on his domed belly . 

I roll a joint and turn off the bright neon , leaving us with the sultry lilac glow of a smaller and older lamp , the first I ever bought . 

But everything is warm and gilded with the last glow of the sunset , through the room 's west-facing windows . 

The arrival of each vendor is greeted by the crowd rather as the appearance of a man with a sackful of rice would be greeted in a Kurdish refugee camp in midwinter . 

The boy was by now so full of cake he was like a sackful of wet cement and you could n't have hurt him with a sledge-hammer . 

By the end of ` The Daleks " the Doctor Who office was regularly receiving a sackful of mail per day , sometimes two sackfuls . 

We are making fast progress till suddenly a black van pulls out of a lane twenty yards ahead , brakes , and spills a sackful of coppers out the back . 

At one time , the average person could harvest around a sackful of wheat a day . 

The report estimates that exploitation of bogs in Britain results in carbon dioxide emissions equivalent to 40 per cent of that produced by the country 's transport vehicles . 

Bald started work in 1809 and soon secured other appointments in Mayo , first as one of the engineers employed by the government to survey the bogs of Ireland and later as a road engineer . 

Behind that , among the bogs of the river-plain , was the wide crossing that led to their station last night and then , further north , to Dunblane , where their base was . 

And whether he changes his system , ploughs his moorland , reseeds his pasture , increases his stocking rate , drains his bog and fertilises his meadow is strongly influenced by the advice and grant-aid he receives from the Ministry of Agriculture , Fisheries and Food ( MAFF ) . 

Some were heather bogs , some bracken bogs and others were boggy floodlands of marsh grass . 

After this David Bellamy was almost an anti-climax , imploring his audience not to allow the local blanket bogs be destroyed . 

As a former chairman of An Taisce , Ireland 's equivalent of the National Trust , says : ` How on earth do you rehabilitate a 6,000-year-old peat bog ? " 

At the far edge of the peat bog there rose a peculiar outcrop of limestone . 

I HAVE loved visiting peat bogs ever since , as a sixth-former , I first experienced the wonderful combination of springy surface and spongy sphagnum , glistening red sundews and white bog cotton that they offer . 

The destruction of peat bogs is contributing to global warming , according to a report commissioned by Friends of the Earth and prepared by the Wetland Ecosystems Research Group of Exeter University . 

Sainsbury Homebase and B&Q are now refusing to sell peat taken from bogs designated as SSSIs [ see EDs 46 , 49/50 , 52 , 53/54 ] . 

Those plants that concern us here were terrestrial or lived in bogs , rivers or lakes . 

After two hours with dry feet I stepped into a bog up to my knees -- end of test . 

Perhaps Mr. Gordon had good reason to feel sore with Mandy , who had chosen to step into the bog just when he wanted Brown Owl to be thinking about becoming his wife . 

He sat above Daisy , talking gently to her , as she gradually sank into the bog . 

Lambert touched down shakily , got lost and drove into some bog where his wheels stuck fast , the nose buried itself , and the tail reared high like a flag on a steeple . 

The site is located on a peat bog which needed to be compressed and filled before construction could begin . 

We arranged to meet him on the early train at Skipton the next day and off he went to his bog . 

The government is now reported to be planning measures to limit peat extraction through direct purchase of threatened sites , and management agreements to encourage landowners to switch from exploitation to restoration of peat bogs . 

Coaches are generally asked to give an undertaking that their entries all comply with age ceilings . 

But Devizes magistrates decided Roy Heaney gave Mr Macari a verbal undertaking that his licence could be used . 

It said : ` The council has written to a number of stores requesting undertakings that they cease trading in contravention of the Sunday trading provisions of the Shops Act . 

He gave an undertaking that his government would not adopt aggressive measures in future . 

Before his release he was made to sign a written undertaking that he would not use religious groups for political ends . 

Parents of children who qualified for secondary education signed an undertaking that the child would complete the course , and they could be fined if they failed to keep their word . 

However , in Peart the accused was not guilty when he obtained a car on the undertaking that he was going to drive it 30 miles in one direction but drove it 100 miles in another . 

During the hearing , however , Neil Davidson , counsel for the Deanses , gave an undertaking that they would no longer be moving at the meeting for the removal of Mr Johnston as a director . 

They will be writing to the centre to demand an explanation and if possible an undertaking to remove the bolts , although this seems unlikely . 

I was not , however , prepared to give an undertaking to bring National Service to an end until I was certain that we had the necessary voluntary enlistment . 

A treaty of guarantee incorporates two distinct and separate obligations for the parties : the obligation to respect the terms of the treaty themselves and the undertaking to compel third parties to do likewise . 

Although the PAC and Azanian People 's Organization ( Azapo ) refused to sign the accord they gave separate undertakings to work for peace . 

The negotiations were overshadowed , however , by an escalation in the fighting and by the end of the month neither side had honoured its undertaking to put an end to the conflict . 

Now , however , the Coal Board took the view that as the Secretary of State had never formally ruled on the consent to demolish following the inquiry , they were not obliged to honour their undertaking . 

` Very well , Madame , provided you will give me your solemn undertaking not to leave Roziac in the meantime . " 

There was also concern that the government might not meet its undertakings on the integration of former guerrillas , particularly in the matter of land distribution . 

The SNP 's policy commitment follows its undertaking , if in power , to renationalise Scotland 's water and sewerage services if necessary . 

However , the target 's board will usually want appropriate confidentiality undertakings and will be reluctant to disclose sensitive commercial or technical information to an offeror which is a competitor . 

In 1958 , Rank had amalgamated the Odeon and Gaumont circuits , in defiance of an earlier undertaking not to do so . 

The behaviour of the third party in establishing its intent is extremely important , especially as the Court did not require a formal written undertaking . 

Thus Dewey 's policy of integrity of numbers has found great favour : an undertaking has been made that a piece of notation will not be revised and given another meaning . 

This means that the seller has to make certain undertakings to the buyer . 

To the shrine came a trickle of pilgrims , which by the eleventh and twelfth centuries was growing into a flood . 

There is therefore opportunity for only a trickle of legislation from this source and , for reasons stated below , even less than that flows . 

This is a good moment to recall the last trickle of white immigration to arouse official panic . 

There was a gulp from the extinguisher 's valve and a trickle of yellow-white liquid dribbled pathetically from its nozzle . 

There was a trickle of traffic , now , and she overtook the sleepy drivers with an almost reckless haste . 

Talking to Bryan Robson this week , the skipper was full of optimism , saying how well United are starting to play , and Cantona could turn that trickle of confidence into a tide . 

He glimpsed a trickle of moisture on her cheek where the light caught it . 

As it is , run by successive governments who ca n't seem to help , Jamaica needs a steady trickle of tourist dollars . 

Deprived of a swim , Henrietta decided to wash her hair but the bathroom tap could only be persuaded to emit a trickle of dark brown water , after which it coughed , spluttered and ran dry . 

His eyes grew bulbous and a small trickle of spittle crept from the corner of his mouth . 

Trickles of sweat dripped from her hair and down her temples , leaving an itchy heat behind them . 

There were no windows and only a trickle of light came in through the door behind him . 

His efforts were rewarded by an agonised groan from the plumbing , a shudder , and a thin trickle of water . 

He prepared the altar for Mass , opened the-door and waited for the small trickle of his congregation to enter . 

But over the last twelve months the trickle of disclosures , has grown into a river of revelations . 

The hound grunted with pain and he let it fall limp at his feet , a small dark trickle of blood flowing from one nostril . 

She 'd obviously hit her head during the impact because there was a small trickle of blood on her forehead . 

Starkly outlined against the pale skin of his lower jaw , a thin trickle of blood was running from one corner of his mouth . 

A few months after his death I finally was able to write an elegy for my father , ` died 21st January , 1958 " , which is the final poem in The Prodigal Son . 

She concluded her performance — and rather stole Márquez ’ thunder — with a moving , powerful ‘ Elegy for a Nuclear Physicist ’ . 

Frodo 's elegy for Gandalf ends on the word ` died " ; but Sam 's coda prefers ` flowers " , and turns out to be truer in the end . 

This wistful elegy to the post-Bomb small-town America , The Last Picture Show was probably the first film that pined nostalgically for a generation 's lost innocence , soundtracking Hank Williams ' lonesome holler to great effect . 

On the title-page of Williams Pantycelyn 's elegy to Davies , the poet notes that he died 13 January 1770 , ` in the fifty-third year of his age " . 

It was a magnificent fightback and such was Welsh distress that they never looked like preventing it . 

It was a sign of his distress that he did n't care what it cost , had n't even looked to see the list of seat prices posted up by the side of the window . 

` I do n't see fit to compound this tragedy by adding to the deep distress that the incident must already have caused to you , the deceased 's relatives and others , " he said . 

Nell 's distress about Black people 's ` ways " and ` habits " reaches a climax with the dreaded realisation , ` You 'll have children , Black children ! " 

We know that the patient who can show distress about their condition , talk about it and share anxiety has a much faster recovery rate than one who suppresses such feelings . 

We read of Wellington 's distress at the terrible losses at Badajoz echoed in later years at Waterloo . 

“ Ladies and gentlemen , ” Kegan said loudly , “ I am sure you will understand Dr. Briant 's … distress at the imputation of cruelty . 

One woman writing anonymously to a women 's magazine told of her distress at a particularly dehumanizing gynaecological examination . 

I neither knew nor cared whether my distress for him was based on love for a man or love for a patient . 

A major source of distress for both men and women is the process of ageing . 

The delay also means increasing distress for relatives of the lost crew , Devon and Cornwall police say . 

In the middle of this he was trying really to listen to the distress of the family and demonstrate something of the compassion of God at the same time . 

As the years passed , the exotic Eastern cats gradually ousted the less exciting British cats and became the hot favourites , much to the distress of the British organizers . 

He held up his car-keys between the thumb and forefinger of his right hand , as if saving his nostrils the distress of some malodorous handkerchief . 

Once in her room she took a seat by the windows and , pushing her distress over Paul to the back of her mind , tore open the packet he 'd given her . 

His grandmother telephoned the local radio station after hearing callers express their distress over the murder . 

The glum symptoms range from junk-bond distress to the destruction of wealth caused by falling property values and the thrifts debacle . 

It is aimed at getting the most out of available time as is possible without distress to the person working -- at least that seems to be the rough definition . 

It is imperative that these claims are dealt with discreetly to avoid any distress to the deceased 's relatives . 

According to Tormey , the actor is in fact depicting the character 's distress , not his own . 

Finn saw her distress and his own loose mouth turned down in sympathy , like the moon on its back . 

A Cleveland Police spokeswoman said : ` We apologise for this lady 's distress . 

The results of the banks ' self-imposed credit rationing , and of the mounting creditor distress , are beginning to show in the leap in outstanding commercial paper issued by non-financial companies . 

` A lesson to airlines is that when delays occur , communicating is the best way to avoid passenger distress , " said Mr Tony Farrell of North Sea Ferries UK , which commissioned the survey . 

One way in which this operates is through the coordinating role of banks who can organize a protective safety net during periods of acute financial distress . 

A source at the news and current affairs department said there was ` understandable distress in the BBC " . 

the emotional environment at home to determine whether the child 's behaviour is a reflection of the tension and distress in the family . 

He spoke gently ; he could see the distress in Evelyn 's face . 

It is undoubtedly true that when a family member dies , other members of the family are often too upset themselves to recognize the distress of the children in their midst . 

Despite the pain and distress of his illness he said recently : ` I know from the outside it looks like a blow but from my view things are different . 

Their manager 's distress on hearing the draw could have something to do with the fact that Messiahs are not usually expected to rework old miracles . 

Some things I found led to moments of great distress , as evidence ( which I was subsequently able to disprove ) suggested the strong possibility of his having been executed by the enemy . 

This negative response created great distress to Mrs X as she has her heart set on becoming an embalmer . 

Chronic diseases and fear of premature death cause great distress to the person , her and his partners , friends and family . 

Here we encounter the first attempt to undo the category of ` man " , an enterprise which has caused more distress than most in the recent history of the social sciences . 

When after a year he moved away to another job , she felt acute distress and thought continuously of him for many months . 

I know that he feels great distress at what is happening as a result of Government inaction on this matter . 

My experience is that a lot of people on the left are actually in extreme distress from unresolved family traumas or interclass traumas , or the transition from non-disabled to disabled , and so on . 

He himself is moved to relieve his distress , but why should my imaginative simulation move me to do the same ? 

Tenants have suffered great distress ; many thousands of them have been forced out of their homes and businesses . 

And as well as the injury caused by hooking , they suffer distress from being hauled out of the water and handled . 

` Six spoonfuls of strawberry jam before you go out the harbour . 

She made the tea quickly and stirred a spoonful of honey into Nina 's cup . 

` I 'm not , " said Amaranth , taking a spoonful of Greek yoghurt . 

She was putting spoonfuls of sponge mixture from a big bowl into tiny paper cases . 

Top with a spoonful of Creme fraiche or single cream and some whole mint leaves . 

Place spoonfuls of the batter in the oil and cook for about two minutes . 

Cross to find her fingers transformed into thumbs by the watchful blue eyes , she added a spoonful of olive oil to the boiling water , then threw in the coils of pasta . 

Christina sweetened it with two spoonfuls of golden local cane sugar . 

Coventry made the tea , added four spoonfuls of sugar , stirred clockwise , and then they took sip for sip of scalding tea and cheap whisky . 

Polly poured the coffee , adding milk and three spoonfuls of sugar . 

Mr Gibbins , 46 , of Drayton Leys , Rugby , broke a £20,000 bail bond by failing to turn up in court on Tuesday . 

His attorney , Michael Addis , recommended his release Wednesday on dlrs 200,000 bond .

A judge said Tuesday he will not order the release of Llamas unless his bond is paid .

The court overruled a lower court order denying Sanjay Dutt bail and set a bond of 500,000 rupees ( dlrs 16,000 ) , news agencies reported .

The judge dropped his requirement that Lassiter post a dlrs 5,000 secured bond and Lassiter waived the right to the hearing in the lower court , she said .

Both were released after posting dlrs 2,500 bond at separate hearings before Judge Charles McClure .

Sandhu is being held without bond by the INS pending deportation hearings .

The magistrate denied bond and said an extradition hearing will be held in about 60 days .

Although the long-term outlook for car manufacture at Dagenham may be uncertain , engine production there is more secure . 

The main method of alkali manufacture at the time was that of Nicolas Leblanc , which had the defect of pouring into the air large quantities of hydrogen chloride gas , a pollutant of extreme severity . 

Mr John Hammond , design director , said : ` Until recently there have been two sides to our business namely furniture manufacture at our Cockfield site and retailing from our Darlington showrooms . 

When his father died , Marshall ventured with two partners into yarn manufacture by the new process of spinning flax by machinery . 

For example , the first stage might be iron ore extraction , the second stage steel manufacture from iron ore , and the third stage production of cars from steel . 

Mitsubishi is expected to be the next Japanese company to begin car manufacture in Europe following in the footsteps of Nissan , Toyota and Honda . 

Although the Shurmur family retained ownership , in 1706 it was leased to Edward Yeate , who was later replaced by his son , still engaged in cloth manufacture in the latter half of the 18th century . 

In 1864 , the brothers Thomas and Andrew Kay started specialising in curling stone manufacture in a small building at The Haugh , near Mauchline . 

This was a crude nuclear reactor whose job was simply to produce plutonium for the manufacture of atomic bombs . 

The potential use of hydrogels in the manufacture of soft contact lenses provided the commercial incentive for much of the continued effort in the field . 

On very rare occasions the design might even give prominence to the individual moneyer , the man responsible for the coin 's manufacture . 

By the 1920s Frank Hender had bought it and installed a small brass finishing workshop on the upper floor , the lower section being let to a Mr Thompson for shoe stiffening manufacture . 

Related to these price-cost peculiarities is the phenomenon of offshore manufacture . 

More information than that provided by the PST is needed for efficient manufacture . 

John Makepeace 's aim then was to bring the courses a step further with the potential for product manufacture on site . 

Figures for 1987 , compared with those for 1984 , show that the total annual output has increased by 18,000 tonnes , while manufacture within specification has gone up by 36,000 tonnes . 

The tramways had suffered from a lack of maintenance , repair facilities being reduced by the manufacture of shells in Blundell Street Depot . 

Although the American achievement in obtaining high yields of penicillin from mould cultures was crucial to the practical introduction of penicillin on a worldwide scale , manufacture by chemical synthesis was naturally an attractive alternative . 

Huddersfield Polytechnic has opened a new biotechnology laboratory which will carry out research in to the manufacture of chemical products using biotechnology instead of traditional chemical routes . 

Rivers in the Katmandu Valley , Nepal , are suffering from dangerously-high levels of pollution as a result of the introduction of chemical washing practises in the manufacture of " Tibetan " carpets for export to the West . 

The petitioning of parliament to enforce Tudor statutes proscribing the use of machinery in woollen manufacture , however , had an unintended consequence . 

It has been estimated that in 16 years he acquired a fortune of £40,000 , despite apparently losing a lot of money in a project for the commercial manufacture of seated cast-iron horseshoes . 

Industrial manufacture would remain as the basic technique of production in the society which would replace capitalism . 

The government hoped to arrest the overall decline in domestic investment by " restructuring " industrial production away from the labour-intensive manufacture of goods such as toys and textiles towards more capital-intensive high technology products . 

An often acceptable compromise is local manufacture or assembly by a multinational company . 

Louise Kearney 's mole was successfully removed , but the experience has left Louise with a different attitude to sun worshipping . 

You are not necessarily at any more risk of malignant melanoma than someone who has fewer moles . 

About 3,500 cases of malignant melanoma ( cancerous moles ) are diagnosed in Britain every year -- and about 800 people die of the disease . 

When I kissed the dark mole , she laughed again and held the back of my head , tight so I could n't breathe . 

Two stewards attended them on deck , along with a large , silent sailor with a mole on his left cheek , who followed Stiarkoz everywhere . 

Malignant melanoma can show itself by a change in the look of a skin mole . 

It will tend to lie doggo in the light and , because it is flat , it can easily be mistaken for a small mole on the shin . 

` How about something really radical on the dangers of sunbathing without blocker ? " said Helena , who had just found a mole on her arm which had definitely not been there at the beginning of the summer . 

The twilight was fading fast when she entered the bedroom but she could see that the child was still sitting bolt upright in the bed . 

[ FBI Officer Fox , speaking on the MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour , 13 December 1994 . ]

Rehabilitation officer Margaret Harding , 64 , was not meant to know that a special presentation had been organised , but word soon got out .

Mine hunting director petty officer Simmo Simmons calls up the image on to his table screen .

Dog attack : RSPCA officer Albert Morland was savaged by a dog after calling at a home in Aigburth , Liverpool .

BMC access officer Bill Wright has ascertained that the caves to be ( or not to be ? ) blown up lie below and to the side of the main embankments of Hodge .

According to British Rail press officer Sue McInstry the term was filched from the navy .

Wirral Ranger Services principal officer Jim Lester said : ` The number of cocklers in the estuary is much lower than it has been , partly due to the cockle beds being reduced .

` In reality this is not happening , " said Brecon and Radnor FUW executive officer John Roberts .

US Cup press officer Jim Trecker says : ` If you did n't know the story , you would n't think it was anything out of the ordinary , it looks just like a plain grass field .

Star of the Swansea show against the overrun police was CID officer Simon Davies with a hat-trick of tries .

There will be a talk from Durham Wildlife Trust development officer Richard Wood .

Environmental Health officer Richard Hallows admitted yesterday they are facing a problem and called on the public to help them .

She was already smiling when she arrived with her team -- Palace press officer Dickie Arbiter , Prince Charles 's private secretary Richard Aylard and a man from her protection squad .

Publicity officer Maurice Catchpole said the project , which involved co-operation between rotary clubs in England and Holland , was designed to rekindle the much-needed aid programme .

For environmental health officer John Waite , it 's just another in a long list of complaints about noise .

Standards re-asserted themselves when press officer Daphne Davies took to the floor , wheeling about the boards in a beautiful solo waltz .

MOURNERS at the funeral today of murdered prison officer Jim Peacock will hear a hard-hitting address from the Bishop of Connor , Dr Samuel Poyntz .

In the late 330s , after Alexander had entered and taken over Egypt , his officer Peukestas son of Makartatos put up what is the earliest Greek documentary papyrus from Egypt .

Station officer Peter Smith of West Bromwich Fire Station said : ` We believe the puppy chewed through a box of matches , played with the matches and caused friction which started the fire .

Speaking after the hearing , investigating officer Pc Harry Sexton of Chelmsford Traffic Police revealed the men were caught after a three-month investigation which culminated in seven search warrants being executed simultaneously as 24 officers swooped on the three vehicles .

In 1982 , Kelly and Robert Rigney , chief administrative officer of San Bernardino county , persuaded the state to pay for a real building with isolators .

( Ladislav Bittman , a senior officer of Czech intelligence in the 1960s , has stated that day-to-day supervision by KGB liaison officers extended to departmental level ) .

She married , secondly , in 1808 , an officer of dragoons , Phillips Lloyd Fletcher ( 1782-1863 ) , of Gwernhaylod , Ellesmere , Flintshire .

David Roberts , chief trading standards officer of Shropshire County Council , is another contender .

Richard Holmes , the sales and marketing officer of the YMCA in Sheffield , had managed to get his hands on some .

Helmut Voigt , a former officer of the East German state security police ( Stasi ) , was sentenced in Athens on Sept. 10 to 10 months ' imprisonment for entering the country on a false passport .

On her return , in 1900 , she married George Frederick Myddelton Cornwallis-West ( died 1951 ) , an officer of the Scots Guards , who was a fortnight older than her elder son .

This is the defeasibility suggestion ; we require for knowledge that the justification be indefeasible , i.e. that the addition of further truths should not defeat it . 

Since 1964 some ministers have appointed political advisers to make policy suggestions that reflect their party 's viewpoint . 

I well remember asking a conference of 150 heads of residential schools for children with emotional and behavioural difficulties ( EBD ) for research suggestions . 

Our six page guide to enjoying summer 's high days and holidays starts right here -- and every recipe has a useful wine suggestion 

Dismissing suggestions the First Division is sub-standard this season and that Newcastle 's 11-point lead is a false reflection of their quality , he said : ` Ask Leeds whether it 's rubbish . " 

Here are lots of low-fat sandwich filling suggestions -- many of which are moist enough to use without butter , margarine or low-fat spread . 

There is no suggestion that people directly involved with Kingfisher profited from knowing that a bid was imminent . 

Others addressed their propaganda ‘ suggestions ’ directly to the Führer himself . 

The suggestion that privatisation is selling off the family silver is nonsense . 

Taking a cloth to wrap bread because of the shortage of paper , and queuing for things bought so casually before the war , like hairgrips and torch batteries . 

Only we British valiantly battle with elastic bands and hairgrips to control the frizzies . 

It is a work which might well shed a tender light on the novella ` Goodbye , Columbus " . 

Saul Bellow 's new novella , his second in six months , is a mean 100 pages . 

Some months previously , in London , a small film called John and Mary , based on a novella by Mervyn Jones , was being set up to be directed by Anthony Harvey , whose first film . 

Instead , I shall be working on a novella and some short stories … that 's my kind of thing . ’ 

The kiss and branding also appear in a fifteenth-century Italian novella . 

The Gnostics could not believe that in Christ the eternal God could have polluted himself by taking flesh and enduring crucifixion ; in the first epistle of John this denial is directly combated . 

He was the normal minister of baptism , the president of the eucharistic assembly , ` blamelessly offering the gifts " as the first epistle of Clement put it ( before the end of the first century ) . 

Malcolm Parkes has powerfully suggested that an eighth-century Fulda manuscript , containing the Epistle of St James , has been glossed in the very handwriting of St Boniface . 

` Ca n't you hear from the tone of Holberg 's Epistle how little sympathy he had for her ! 

Next morning Clarissa was wandering about her bedroom in a state of undress , feeling miserable . 

EMMA and RICHARD are in various states of undress as they go to bed . 

And I 'm afraid the young men used to use it as a peephole whilst the young ladies were in a state of undress . 

Men here , in various stages of undress , were pulling on outer clothing and armour . 

Mindful of his undress and only thankful that it was not complete as at Brighton where he heard gentlemen bathed with nothing on at all , he stood there transfixed with shock . 

This quiet group of people looked so simple and unassuming that at first he could not think what made them interesting to him , and then he realized that they gave every appearance of complete sincerity . 

Most fax software lets you define a group of names in the fax phone book , and send them the same fax at the click of a button . 

The private pilot , or group of pilots , gets down to some serious drinking and think about raising money . 

Each terminal node or group of nodes on the network represents an activity area or department . 

There is a regular group of teachers who work in pairs with this class . 

His eyes met those of Anthea Darnell for a moment , but deliberately slid away before she could invite him to join her group . 

` Only one English side goes through from our group and we 're going for it . 

Carolina , a sixteen-year-old whose mother is learning to read and write for the first time , is a voluntary helper with the grandmothers ' group . 

` The Women 's Group provided a special lunch for the elderly and established a club for the elderly and the unemployed in the church hall . " 

In the girls ' peer group there was more use of consensual suggesting forms like ` lets " . 

It is written on children 's notebooks and chanted by their youth groups . 

It is very important that user groups do contribute to the change and that their suggestions are not merely dealt with by paying lip service . 

Black teacher groups are becoming more common , and supplementary schools exist in many cities , but support groups for black students within schools are not usually on the list of policy priorities . 

This is both because of the moral principle involved , and because , as Polsky believes , the researcher will be spotted by the criminal group in a very short time , and will then be in trouble . 

Another demonstration was called and when the provincial officials refused negotiations , a group of nearly one hundred students began a hunger strike on 14 October . 

A group of over 300 former Beijing students , unhappy with their enforced exile , travelled to the capital and staged a sit-in demonstration outside the city hall in June 1985 , demanding the right to return home . 

( Doubtless there will be the odd sadist in their midst but this is predictable of any group of more than thirty people . ) 

An article in the Oxford Times of 18 May 1976 describes an encounter between a householder and a group of rather tiresome young people who had chosen his street frontage as a meeting place . 

On the weekend of May 11-12 a group of about 200 radical ecologists and feminists broke away from the Greens to form the Ecological Left/Alternative List . 

They are intended for use in discussion-led groups of about 20-30 people and are a valuable aid to teaching and revising for the Institute 's examinations . 

The remnants of the Japanese Red Army -- a group of about 20 people -- are believed to be living in Lebanon . 

A group of over a hundred supporters sang songs in honour of them : ` Mandela , you are like no other man " , they sang . 

One of the phenomena of his campaign was the presence of large groups of women who would scream and faint whenever he came anywhere near them . 

Formerly the largest group of people to be housed by local authorities ( 64 per cent in 1975 ) came from these lists ; some of these people were council tenants hoping to move to better property . 

This would also have reproduced John 's set-up more closely as well , since he had a large group of about 20 adults . 

This was a large multi-disciplinary group of interacting , communicating earth scientists , competing with , but also sharing experimental results with , the American institutions . 

Support from within the group was also vital , particularly in the early days when alienation from the main group of Public Health Nurses was inevitable due to the difference in focus involved in getting the job done . 

One says the main problems are rival groups of casuals coming out of the discos and restaurants at about 4.30 , and the crowds that gather round the kebab shops . 

However , Pavlov , the famous behaviour scientist , listed four main groups of temperament types , which are useful as they relate to the animal 's response to learning and difficult circumstances . 

As workmen moved in to put up fencing yesterday , more demonstrators joined a small group of protesters who had been on a 24-hour vigil at the site . 

If there is force in the claim that information exchange is best achieved through negotiation , then a programme in which pairs or small groups of children work together on tasks will be valuable . 

On the other hand , a look at a small group of Young Conservatives might be able to throw light upon ideological issues , which tend not to arise in studies of society 's victims . 

` There is enormous support for the scheme in the town and when they considered the first application , the only resident input came from a small group of people who opposed it , " he said . 

All of these are geared towards small groups of adult riders whose ages generally range from those in their early twenties up to fifty , sixty and even beyond . 

There are however , specific groups of members for whom meeting the guidelines is compulsory . 

Although it was usually specific issues which drove groups of students to write dazibao and hold demonstrations , as in the mid-1980s , the more general themes of democracy , free speech and human rights were also present . 

These have the social features of a specific group of participants with a shared intellectual history , regardless of any particular methods for generating knowledge ( Mills 1940 : 324-5 ) . 

Analysis of courses for specific groups of teachers will follow analysis of Section IIB , which deals with those groups ) . 

Such products may have to contain specific properties ( attributes ) that match exactly the demand pattern of a specific group of customers . 

So a hummingbird that specialises in feeding from Heliconia has to patrol a whole group of plants , visiting each hanging spike of blossoms in strict rotation on a carefully timed schedule . 

A whole group of connotations , arising from our knowledge of the drug culture , then settles on the music . 

Obispal was howling execrations that echoed , multiplying as if his voice was that of many men . 

TULIP wafer cups can hold a single scoop of ice cream or desserts such as fruit and cream . 

Add a scoop of vanilla ice cream to each glass , then spoon or pipe on 30ml ( 2 tbsp ) of the whipped cream 

Ali requests chicken with some cherry pie with ` two scoops of ice-cream " . 

Serve the purée in a pool around 2 scoops of ready-made sorbet such as passion fruit . 

Reproachfully , Rosa dipped into the deep pot of olives and served a scoop of the waxy jade pebbles on to a dish and set it near Tommaso . 

Customers vary in age , he added , although the younger ones tend to ask for a pea butty a scoop of mushy peas in a bun . 

It is in this context that the dramatic growth of cooperation assumes its full import . 

` That 's right , " the Corporal growled , not understanding the words but knowing very well their import , ` keep your face shut . " 

Having grasped the educational import of the manyattas , Windley cast around for ways in which they might be adapted for administrative purposes . 

My hon. Friend , in his usual perceptive way , has put his finger precisely on the import of such proposals . 

In any event , this point can not possibly justify departing from the clear import of the language of the statute . 

In the 1960s the import of the systems approach to geomorphology was probably reflected most significantly in the emphasis which developed in research investigations as many more dynamic investigations appeared . 

The greengrocer seemed unperturbed by the import of what he was saying . 

Hence , the leaden delivery of some Euro-platitudes , by a woman who really ought to be able to do a better job of reading other people 's speeches after 40 years of doing little else , carries more political import than anything else that has been said about Europe since the election . 

Thus , Irish nationalism is conceived by most members in an abstract way , but it has concrete import for key groups . 

In short , such propositions are not susceptible to a kind of analysis that might be applied , for example , to universal propositions which have no existential import . 

Today these are still of immense import , with men deriding those in another division or section , bragging that their villains are the toughest or their section tasks more numerous and arduous . 

But the vast experience , stability and guidance to young colleagues that Hastings can impart has to be of particular import to Scotland 's 1993 efforts . 

Cases where the non-disclosure to the proper authority is illegal , as amounting to compounding a felony or a misdemeanour of public import , or where the publication would constitute a public libel , are a fortiori . 

` Invention is a ` quick and sagacious penetration into the true essence of all the objects of our contemplation " , and ` Judgment " is ` the discernment of differences " therein . 

First , the discernment of what are legitimate purposes , and what are relevant considerations , within particular cases can never be value-free . 

At first glance , such precise and long-winded accounts of restorations , alterations and embellishments might indicate that Mr Frick employed limited discernment in his choice of purchases , but this is definitely not the case . 

Grant that the audiovisual media which nourish your gifts of hearing , speech and sight , may serve for growth in wisdom and discernment in all your people . 

The capacity to make sophisticated discernment in thought-processes is within the grasp of almost everyone and constantly demonstrated in everyday life . 

Not for the first time , the British voter has confounded the pundits and returned a shrewd , sensible verdict which should renew our respect for his discernment . 

But then , of course , I hasten to add , there are many valets who would never dream of indulging in this sort of folly -- who are , in fact , professionals of the highest discernment . 

Men and women of God gifted with spiritual discernment and wisdom found that they were , often in quiet and hidden ways , being sought out to help direct Christians of different traditions . 

“ All I can say is , I hope young Pam shows a bit more taste and discernment when she chooses her parents-in-law . ” 

They reject the " most vulnerable person " standard of Hicklin , with its preoccupation with those members of society of the lowest level of intellectual or moral discernment . 

The problems are largely caused by an overflow facility at the entrance to the main sewage treatment plant in Dunfermline .

In a raid on the J. M. Schneider meat-packing plant at Kitchener , Ontario trucks had their tyres slashed .

The slick also endangered desalination plants on the coasts of Saudi Arabia , Bahrain and Qatar .

There are plans to commission three new nuclear plants elsewhere in Ukraine to replace Chernobyl .

However the plan also allows for a 36 per cent rise in carbon dioxide emissions from heavy industry and power plants .

Thirty-eight per-cent believed more nuclear power plants should be built , either right now or subject to the government 's proposed review in 1994 .

Other US nuclear plants are now said to be studying their fuel pool cooling .

This was the first time a fully operational power plant had been decommissioned .

The Ford car plant had been shut down in late July after striking metalworkers ransacked the plant .

Manufacturing subsidiaries range from simple assembly plants to complete production units .

The new engine plant was launched at an elaborate ceremony yesterday , with musical accompaniment from the brass section of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra .

Texas-based Enron said Teesside was among several sites it may consider if it goes ahead with plans to build a new petrochemical plant in Europe .

This is one of 14 petrochemical plants to be built during the current Chinese five year plan .

Another 57 jobs will go at the Ford plant in Bridgend , South Wales .

Altamira Colour based at Kilwinning aims to build the most advanced textile dyeing plant in Europe .

The water used by the gas-cleaning plant is cooled by a cooling tower which itself emits two water-vapour plumes , the density of which varies according to climatic conditions .

AST Research Inc , Irvine says it will open a manufacturing plant in Europe by the end of the year , but has not yet chosen a location .

Having successfully seconded through the Task Force one manager to refurbish industrial estates in Knowsley and Kirkby , United Biscuits promptly closed a food-processing plant at Knowsley with the loss of 2,000 jobs .

The engineering firm , Meco is to close its plant at Ashchurch near Tewkesbury , making around 350 staff redundant .

Nippon Electric of Japan has recently opened a £50 million semiconductor factory in Livingston that will , by 1985 , when the plant is operating at full stretch , employ only 800 people .

Presently , taking one of the cat 's forepaws in her hand , she anticipated him . 

But you never saw the king of beasts clap his forepaws nor balance a ball on his nose ! 

He only curled up , laying his head down on his forepaws , looking up at Fox with mocking amusement clear in one tilted eye . 

It catches several eel-pout and a couple of butterfish which it eats on the surface , sometimes holding the fish between its forepaws in order to control their writhing . 

The forepaws grew thicker , the hind legs longer , the torso broader . 

A master builder from Grantham was called in and created this beautiful and extremely unusual combination of local style and Italian Pallazzo architecture , with its forthright piano nobile and its placement of vases and finials . 

A good example is the placement of bright-yellow bricks and matching shapes on a table covered with a dark cloth or piece of material . 

Many other examples could be given on such issues as the placements of children in care , behaviour problems and the family links experienced by children . 

Accordingly , the battle over the excisemen of Inverkeithing was intensified , for the rival Haldane party had no intention of giving way , and they too had friends able to influence the placement of excise officers . 

These were opened for the temporary short-term placement of pupils in danger of suspension , with the expectation that suspension rates would be reduced . 

The appearance of clear cerebrospinal fluid in the needle hub confirmed correct placement of the needle in the lateral cerebral ventricle . 

However , one particular aspect of stress could be regarded as part of intonation : this is the placement of the tonic stress within the tone-unit . 

In recent years the provision of alternatives to residential care , such as independent living under supervision , placement at home and day-care centres , has increased . 

Care proceedings were started in the juvenile court and placement at a Dr. Barnardo 's establishment was started . 

At any given time then , a number of pupils may be involved in supported full-time or part-time placements at other schools in the borough . 

The emphasis was to be mainly on placements in inner city areas . 

It has a 22-week programme leading to placement in work or further education , including a four-week overseas project , in Romania or Germany this year . 

The third or professional year is spent on placement in selected sectors of the hospitality industry . 

When questioned by a researcher Mr and Mrs Short restated their preference for a placement in an alternative mainstream school . 

The parents believed , however , that the outcome of the assessment would be a placement in a special school whatever their own views . 

Placements in parishes are complemented by one or two three-week residential community placements in which life in a non-church institution , like a hospital , is observed . 

The following summary of ideas on stress placement in nouns , verbs and adjectives is an attempt to present a few rules in the simplest possible form . 

As we have seen earlier , when a child 's existing links to a birth parent or relative are severed on placement with a new family , the feelings involved are not eradicated but driven ` underground " . 

When a child or young person is received into care a placement with a carer or carers has to be made . 

So what are the needs of children which we hope will be met by placement with new psychological parents ? 

B. 's placement with the foster mother ended in November 1990 ; P. 's in May 1991 . 

Workers in Kent help severely emotionally damaged children to find placements with adoptive families . 

The revolutionary proposition was that all patients could live in community units outside the asylums , and that their placements could be funded from the revenue sunk into the big hospitals . 

While acknowledging his argument for the bolt placement , I advised that he had done the route ; if others thought a bolt should be placed , let someone else go ahead and place it . 

Drawbacks include some scrambled passages here and there , a false violin entry at 20′57″ in the first movement , a recording with distracting low hum , poor microphone placement and a bronchial audience . 

Mrs Helmsley was found guilty after a trial replete with tales of how she bawled out employees and charged $12 department store brassieres to her hotel . 

They found the brassiere under the bed and Jo let him hook it up at the back for her . 

She felt her brassiere tighten uncomfortably as she heaved a vicious sigh . 

With an abstracted look , she removed her sweater and brassiere . 

She freed the clip that marked the centrepoint of her cleavage in the hefty brassiere " Come , John , " she said . 

The black satin trousers , the fine black shirt and the black lace brassiere which was meant to show through it ; they too were expensive . 

“ Winston Churchill — remembered by all those who lost their relations and friends in the holocaust of the Dardanelles , so assiduously organised by this imitation strategist … . 

This was partly because of their sensitive relationship with Israel arising from the Jewish Holocaust in Europe . 

The Yad Vashem memorial on the hills west of Jerusalem is supposed to commemorate the Holocaust . 

It was the two shots fired from this hand on that summer morning in the Balkans that ignited the smouldering embers of war in Europe and led to the fire that caused the conflagration that created the holocaust . 

In Hungary , for example , the Germans are to blame for the Hungarian Holocaust , the ` Russians " for Soviet communism and now , in some circles , the Jews for the failures of capitalism . 

1945 : Pathetic victims of the Nazi Holocaust caged by barbed wire 

There was no inexorable train of logic which led from that day to the Holocaust . 

Coincidentally , another curriculum has appeared which stress prevention rather than survival of a nuclear holocaust , ` choices " is a set of 10 lessons on conflict and nuclear war . 

This is not just because of the threat from disease , famine or a self-inflicted nuclear holocaust ; all social worlds are precarious in a deeper sense . 

The failure of diplomacy to win them a homeland has left them hoping that Israeli retaliation against Iraq will split Syria and Egypt from the anti-Iraq alliance and open a new Arab-Israeli conflict . 

He will continue to stress caution , fearing retaliation against British troops and aid workers . 

Attempts to protect the American economy by raising tariff rates , as in the Hawley-Smoot tariff of 1930 , led only to retaliation by other countries against American goods . 

Russian Federation troops deployed in Ingushetia were withdrawn from the border with Chechnia after a protest from Chechnia , which claimed part of the area , and a threat of retaliation by Chechen President Dzhakhar Dudayev . 

Washington meanwhile was acutely concerned to discourage retaliation by Israel and its being thus drawn into the war . 

The boy fears retaliation from his father , manifesting itself in the ` castration syndrome " . 

On Sunday , Iranian F-4 Phantom jets bombed a Mujahideen base in Iraq in apparent retaliation for a rebel raid on two Iranian border villages near Qasr-e-Shirin . 

Seven people were reported killed in a series of pre-dawn air raids on two Croat villages , which Yugoslav army commanders said were in retaliation for attacks on an air base in the regional centre of Mostar nearby . 

The snub has sparked fears that the Clinton administration is about to put the two countries ' special relationship on hold in retaliation for Tory support of George Bush in the presidential campaign . 

Third , it gave as justification for some of its outrages that they were in retaliation for attacks on the army . 

Standing staring appalled at the devastation she had caused , she became aware that the Perks had not instantly attacked her in retaliation for their leader 's ignominious defeat . 

On March 31 a parcel bomb blew up in the hands of a retired air force colonel in Madrid , in what was believed to be an ETA retaliation for the arrests . 

On Sunday China refused to accept back from Hong Kong a group of 71 Chinese illegal immigrants , saying it was in retaliation for allowing Mr Yang , a pro-democracy activist , to leave for asylum in the US . 

Stark and Kellerman ran towards the house , keeping low , as anxious about Farrell 's erratic covering fire as they were about Donna 's possible retaliation . 

Unknown to Joe , another group had already killed a captured American soldier in retaliation . 

He is also worried Serb guerrillas could start taking hostages in retaliation . 

Lebanese guerrilla groups agreed to stop firing Katyusha rockets at Israel on Feb. 22 in a bid to avoid further Israeli retaliation . 

Management yesterday began suspending ambulance staff in retaliation to the unions ' work-to-rule tactics . 

In September Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states , primarily Qatar , expelled Palestinians in retaliation for the PLO 's support for Iraq . 

A Roman Catholic taxi driver was shot and badly injured on Nov. 13 by loyalist paramilitaries apparently in retaliation for the IRA murders . 

In retaliation he said : ` Why did you come here , for that matter ? 

In retaliation , Croatia reimposed its blockade on the Borongaj barracks in Zagreb . 

He had known of the death of Oleg Demyonov , he had been told of the Soviet retaliation , he had been informed of the visit by the Consul to Lefortovo gaol . 

The alternative is massive retaliation by missiles aimed at the enemy 's cities , which will stay put . 

It is doubtful that any other army could have coped without resorting to massive retaliations . 

Nevertheless , none of the superpowers have been willing to say that they would not actually use these weapons in a second nuclear strike , on the grounds that for the deterrent to be credible the other side has to be convinced that a first nuclear strike would result in nuclear retaliation . 

The stout landlord , who had been down in the cellar fetching a fresh keg of ale , lowered it to the floor . 

New Zealand has another Irish pub -- and it sold over 50 kegs of Guinness in its first three weeks , well ahead of any other beer it stocks . 

There 's enough explosive power in a really big display to make the twenty kegs of powder Guy Fawkes planted below the Houses of Parliament look like a damp roman candle . 

At the meetings called in different villages , some proposed a raid on the Rebecca , as the new sloop was called ; others planned to murder the guards in the food stores behind the stockade at Belmont and set them on fire ; but when Dulé and his companions sailed in from Oualie to discuss the best strategy , they suggested slow , persistent attrition : waylaying the occasional soldier or watch outside the compound , or in the sturdy dwellings of the English leaders , until the islanders had accumulated at least twenty guns , as well as the necessary tackle to go with them , the gunpowder kegs and pouches for shot , the ramrods to load the barrels . 

Over the centuries the age of steam gave way to electricity , wooden casks changed places with metal kegs , horse drays yielded to motor lorries , barges to road tankers . 

Kegs in the pub cellar , the one on the left connected for serving . 

He then covered the kegs with a tarpaulin and left the train at Strasbourg . 

` The Geiger counter picked up levels of radiation but we already knew those kegs had been stored in that particular freight car . 

The report also mentioned contamination problems during the manufacture of the anti-allergic eye product Opticrom and suggests that ` beer kegs " were used for storage during the manufacture of Imferon , an injectable iron . 

Fisons adds that at no time did it use ` beer kegs " for storage during the manufacture of Imferon and that the bulk intermediate storage vessels , which looked like beer kegs , have now been replaced . 

Six metal beer kegs loaded on to a Swiss bound goods train which had stopped at Strasbourg on the same day the vagrant had claimed to be there . 

I knew an empty beer keg when I was tied to one , and the last time I 'd seen that particular one there had been a young punk called Emma sitting on it nostrilling certain noxious and probably illegal substances . 

Baffled , he scratched his greasy white hair and wondered what it could be and why it should have been stored in a beer keg . 

Baste them pheasants , Sally , and Mr Hawkins can tap the keg of porter . " 

A pair of slippers were balanced on the rim of the stage , alongside a keg of beer and two huge loaves of bread . 

Once a dark toad clambered away towards the little burn at the side of the field . 

Go over a fence to the left of the house to a burn at the back . 

It nestles on the west bank of the Bavelaw Burn near its confluence with the Water of Leith . 

The trail traverses the steep , rocky slopes of Mulldonoch and continues above the valley of the Buchan Burn to Benyellary . 

My memory of the falls was non-existent , or rather was based on that picture of the falls in Stott 's book which showed a small waterfall on a moorland burn with Ben Tee beyond . 

This leaflet is concerned with the southern part of the Sighthill Section only , extending from the Murray Burn to the Colinton Section of the Bypass at present under construction . 

Of course this is where a mountain bike could come in handy , but you 'd have to put up with walkers pointing at you and shouting ` tosser " , and landowners chasing after you with a stick as another slice of expensive path slides into the burn after being cut neatly away by fat tyres . 

Climb over the fence , ford the burn again to reach the main road . 

Bruce had disposed his men along the Bannock Burn and its succession of bogs , and had dug camouflaged pits between the treacherous marshy patches . 

He decided to move his forces across the Bannock Burn by fords closer to Stirling , so that he could personally relieve the castle next day . 

I was determined it was at the burn that came down by the distillery at the edge of the town . 

Quartz veins associated with a small granodiorite intrusion at Glenhead Burn near Loch Doon in south-west Scotland contain up to 1.5 g/t Au over 4.5 m in drill core ( MRP 46 ) . 

When you come to the burn , cross it by the footbridge and follow the path straight ahead which rises then falls to the road and a footbridge over the Tweed Cross the footbridge if you want to make a diversion to see either Dryburgh Abbey or Wallace 's Statue . 

From here the path follows the river bank downstream and then heads back into the forest and away from the river before crossing a burn . 

The walk follows the line of the Fallowlees Burn and the southern edge of the Fontburn Reservoir passing through the Fallowlees Nature Reserve . 

Dawn was just breaking as she went down to the burn to fetch water . 

When they reached their favourite bathing spot in the burn below the house they began the slow decent of the steep bank . 

Pass a small shed on your left and go through a gate until you reach the Larriston Burn . 

Well-meaning ignorance is one of the biggest causes of animal suffering in this country : Heaven preserve us all from welfarenatics . 

The opposite of a vigorous workout , this gentle method of realigning your body can be effective in dispelling tensions which are the root cause of problems ranging from headaches and backaches to depression and insomnia . 

BP researchers at Sunbury have joined the hunt to track down the cause of a mysterious illness affecting elephants in Zimbabwe . 

Trade union chiefs in the region yesterday claimed Government policies were a direct cause of the problems facing the economy of Yorkshire and Humberside . 

Unemployment is still the major cause of borrowers falling behind with their mortgage repayments . " 

Not just another moisturiser , Time Zone is a true dry skin treatment that addresses , for the first time , the multiple , dermatological causes of dry skin -- as well as the results . 

There is an additional double bind for men in that they are very often the cause of the woman 's tears ; it may well be their behaviour that has caused the distress . 

Fowler had been told not to press the old man , but the parentage of Cissie 's baby had been the cause of much of the gossip . 

It must be said at once that nothing remotely as strong as this is required by the proposition that to explain an event is to find its cause . 

The short-term cause of overriding local significance were the droughts and crop failures in 1920 and 1921 . 

Altitude sickness is probably the most common cause of failure to reach a summit . 

So one might expect chemical sensitivity to run in families , if enzyme defects are a common cause of the problem . 

Jumping from moving trains was the cause of many accidents in the early days of railways . 

Overreaching for an article on nearby furniture is a frequent cause of accidents . 

Smoking is the cause of 33pc of ALL cancers , not just lung cancer . 

A fractured skull and haemorrhaging of the brain were the causes of death , and after the official inquest the Coroner at Epsom recorded a verdict of death by misadventure . 

Check the underside of the Brussels sprout plants for whitefly . 

Unlike the blue-tailed lizards , these snakes only have the bright colour on the underside of the tail-tip . 

The females lay eggs in early summer and carry them around in a special brood pouch on the underside of the thorax . 

The creature 's underside was startling against the indistinct background . 

Some species manage to live on land in humid tropical forests , undulating on mucus that they secrete from their undersides . 

The viper fish and the hatchet fish have lights on their underside . 

I watched as one of the men , squatting down by the boar , made a deep incision along the underside from chest to groin , then hacked through the ribs and breast-bone with an adze . 

The leaves are roundish , deep green on the upper surface and purple on the underside . 

A powerful 25 yard free kick from Peter Beagrie hit the underside of the bar before Oldham gratefully scrambled the ball to safety . 

Use a small plastic spreader and apply a thin coat to the underside of the bridge and the part of the table where the bridge sits . 

The men died when the thirty eight ton gantry fell a hundred feet from the underside of the bridge two years ago . 

Whitefly make their home on the underside of leaves , where the adults feed and lay their eggs . 

It tinted dry artistic Italian cypress trees and the undersides of vine leaves , it lived on the damp bark of English oaks and thorns . 

Much jewellery , especially gemstones and hairpins , was itself used as a vehicle for portraiture . 

Jazz skewered up his hair with a few of Mrs Nicholson 's hairpins and the three of them shuffled and clacked respectively for home , grateful for the now emptier streets . 

Raising her hands , she snatched at the hairpins which controlled her hair , releasing black curls in a cascade down her back . 

She dealt with a stray wisp of grey hair and pushed her hairpins firmly into place . 

In the other were a pair of brooches ornamented with silver wire , silver hairpins , a plaited silver wire chain , a glass linen smoother and other relics . 

In full view and mirrorless , they give one deft twist , insert a couple of flamboyantly jewelled hairpins , pull out a few face-framing tendrils and recline . 

The dog safely delivered to his still sleeping mistress , who did not stir when he sneaked on to her bed , Theda sought the privacy of her own chamber and broke the seal of Benedict 's note .

Among the numerous artifacts uncovered was a miraculously preserved carpet dating from the 5th century BC , which survived because it was frozen in a block of ice after early grave robbers had broken the seal and allowed water into the tomb .

The official seals attached to these letters were protected by cases ; but these were decorated when the letter was being sent to one of the greater rulers and merely plain when a less important one was being addressed .

You could then attach a brushtype draught seal to the door itself , fixed with self-tapping screws or ` pop '' rivets .

The bulla was a seal attached to Papal documents issued from the Vatican .

By enmeshing two sets of grooves , films can be made to stick together , providing a re-usable airtight seal that needs no adhesive .

The book normally costs £12 but is free in return for three cork seals from bottles of August Sebastiani wine , available from Tesco , Asda , Gateway and Davisons Wine Merchants .

Then in the June issue reader Roger James says he has used it and it caused the rubber seals to swell and advise we check that rubber seals are compatible with silicon fluid .

The kind of tactic which can work here is this : the adventurers bluff , say they 've left their invitation behind , retire downstairs , write an invitation , and seal the paper or vellum with an impressive wax seal which they then flourish at the Homunculi .

She started rummaging through the litter of tickets wedged into the seal around the glass .

So are restrictions about to tighten like a drysuit seal around our necks ?

There are at least three different types of screw threaded necks on bottles , and each needs a specific closure in order to form a seal with the top of the bottle , otherwise the bottle leaks .

Having finally got the lid off the coffee , Deborah was attempting very gently to penetrate the foil vacuum seal with her thumb .

Wipe around the door seal with disinfectant to prevent a build-up of debris and germs .

He handed a small scroll across to Corbett , who checked the purple wax seal of the King before breaking it and unrolling the vellum .

As he spoke he broke the seal on the carton of cream for his coffee , inadvertently squeezed the carton , and squirted a little jet of cream up her skirt between her thighs .

The plaintiff , a fireman , was injured by an explosion on premises occupied by the defendants , a fish and chip shop , when a fire in the premises melted a seal on a gas meter , thus allowing gas to escape .

To work the system , the operator first takes the normal cap from the spray container to expose the foil seal .

The DDI pulled the folder to him , snapped the seal and opened it .

The threads of the male iron parts of these fittings should all be wrapped with PTFE tape to ensure a watertight seal .

Eventually the brats arrived at the plasteel wall and burned entry through the rusted seal into a sultry , branching passageway .

Then the steel door slammed shut , the wheel which secured the watertight seal was being turned , and he saw the veteran no more .

Finally , if you do n't already have one , beg , borrow or buy a Swiss Army knife -- with its corkscrew for wine bottles , bottle-opener for beer , can-opener for tins , knife to cut through the seal on metal whisky bottle-tops that revolve instead of snapping when you try to open them , screwdriver and wire-stripper for changing plugs ( and for removing insanity-inducing ticking clocks from the headboards of Stockholm hotel beds , etc ) , even a compass for navigating home in the small hours .

He 's only on antiboyotics as it is , for this zit on his armpit and his impetoygo . 

In the midst of the crowd a huddle of men and women were using a flat-topped gravestone as a table . 

The historian knows that something important occurred to transform the disciples from a huddle of frightened men into bold missionaries risking their lives for their faith . 

The hostages were ` this hurdle " , ` this obstacle lying in the road " , a dark huddle of rags in the foreground of a vista of peace . 

A huddle of passengers gathered round the steps of the carriage to get a look at the reading and , lest their breathing distort the figure , Nadia held it aloft like a fish between finger and thumb . 

At the bar Victor was busily dispensing kick-start coffees and hair-of-the-dog cognacs to a huddle of regulars taking late breakfast or early lunch . 

The heat was intense now , it was mid-morning , nearing the zenith , and the men steamed in their huddles , as the firepower battered them , their eyes red and swollen from smoke and weariness and the horror of the mutilations and deaths among their companions . 

Indeed the telegraph was the sole reason for the existence of this huddle of buildings named after the wife of the cable station 's chief engineer . 

The palace of ` Black Ab " , the grandfather of King Hussein , overlooked the mosque , the bazaar and the huddle of insanitary buildings that made up the capital . 

She returned his beaming smile and let herself be checked in and taken up to a typical hotel room , high enough to see over the huddle of flat-roofed buildings towards what must be the Acropolis and Parthenon . 

The village will be a huddle of 100 American-style houses designed by Wigfall Group Practice , a firm already well known for its addiction to timber-frame construction . 

They drove carefully through the tiny village of Barton -- a huddle of brick houses , a church and a post office -- and spotted the stone gateposts of Randall Lodge on the right . 

GIVEN that Japan is America 's closest ally in the Pacific , there is a remarkable amount of suspicion , contempt and even downright hatred between the two countries . 

The hatred between Labour and the SNP in Scotland is not matched in ferocity between Labour and the nationalists in Wales . 

Dean made no secret of his hatred for his director , often arguing violently and calling Stevens every name under the hot Texan sun . 

Indeed , so violent was their hatred for one another that , in a much-quoted scene , they actually came to blows when they met by chance on the railway platform at Mukden . 

All headed coalitions on the Dutch model , for despite their hatred for the Dutch they accepted their constitutional forms as their own . 

My secret eating was expressing what my secret writing ( a misplaced oral activity ) could not : my hatred towards those who oppressed me , my desperate sense of isolation . 

In the morning , his friendship with the Mason was still as strong and his hatred towards Gabriel just as hot -- but he could not quite recollect the reason . 

Her hatred towards the Provos who blew up her son in Northern Ireland constantly eats away at her . 

Rowland -- with his paranoiac hatred of the music press , his fervent work ethic , his privileging of ` projected passion " over intellect -- turned soul into a kind of micro-fascism . 

In particular , her hatred of her body and her description of her breasts as ` useless lumps of flesh " echo the feelings of other girls I spoke to about the female body . 

They were close , even though there were times when Edward found it hard going , when he could n't excise his hatred of Nancy from his mind . 

Joseph Hyde said Ireland had taken too much from her , but was that enough to account for her hatred of the country ? 

Their hatred of exploitation and their knowledge of western capitalism and the socialist movement it had brought into being led them to utopian socialist illusions . 

POLICEMAN 's widow Monica King spoke of her hatred last night for the man who has destroyed her life . 

I will not let Caliban make me immoral ; even though he deserves all my hatred and bitterness and an axe in his head . 

US officials were reported to have criticized Aristide for the tone of his speeches which , they claimed , had fomented class hatred [ see below ] . 

This depleted the famine areas further , and sparked off new hatred amongst the peasants . 

To this day he holds a bitter hatred in his heart for all Goblins , so he is subject to the psychology rules for hatred when fighting Goblins . 

Nowadays the Albanians are fed Serb hatred in their breast milk . " 

Their hatred for each other was even greater than for the capitalist enemy , and they were constantly locked in internecine warfare in which they accused each other.of a battery of heinous crimes . 

From the pulpit , he apologised for his old hatred of all whites , and spoke of his new vision of God 's multi-racial world . 

This gives a double meaning to Blanche 's hatred of naked light . 

Acutely aware of the sensitivities of his players and the pressures they faced , Chapman 's long-standing hatred of barracking from the crowd became even more pronounced at Arsenal . 

Peter Redburn hated Pemberley and he had fed his hatred by watching every episode . 

Masha had , in fact , learned the terrible lesson as the despicable pogroms developed into a policy of national hatred and persecution , later to be transformed into actual genocide and thence into the horrors of the Holocaust . 

When incitement to racial hatred was first criminalised in 1965 , the legislation made it a requirement that an intention to incite racial hatred be proved . 

Peyton may have decided to have Godfrey killed both because of his ` betrayal " and to stir up hatred against the Catholics , on whom suspicion would inevitably fall . 

Giap , remembering his wife 's sufferings , felt a hatred towards France which Ho with all his old 

She shut them off instinctively , like slamming a door , with ruthless determination never to feel anything but hatred for Damian Flint . 

Kalvariskii Church overflowed with people , many wearing armbands with radioactivity symbols . 

They have Kalashnikov rifles slung ready across their chests and wear distinctive red and white armbands and helmets . 

He wore Biocontrol armbands , which monitored his movements , and these were then translated by the system for output by the various keyboards -- interpreted as music . 

One of the fighters later became a club steward , and dressed in a white coat with a red armband was officially hired to sort out the Rowdies . 

` Thank you , " she said when Mr Sanderson handed her a glass of sherry . 

This is done by pouring a glass of rum on the grave of a person newly dead , then calling their name until they appear . 

Another stirred one of two glasses of beans with his finger for tiv ( he had added and subtracted appropriately in response to more and less ) . 

Iraqis traditionally offer guests a small glass of very hot tea and drink it three or four times a day themselves . 

You could try adding a glass of white wine , an onion and a little celery and leek , if you must , but make sure that the court bouillon is cold before you start . 

Jen went to the sideboard and took the half-full bottle of ` cheap Italian " of which Helen expressed herself very fond , although she never drank more than two glasses . 

He should have a glass of water with each meal , at least , and possibly in between meals if his environment is very warm , or if he is doing a lot of active therapy . 

One day we were having a glass of beer with Richard Burbage at the Boar 's Head in Eastcheap . 

Paul and Bill have a glass of Bud each : Bill 's third , Paul 's fourth . 

He came back with two glasses of beer and handed one to Ellis . 

Later that night she came into my room in her kimono , bringing me a glass of champagne and carrying a book . 

The housemistress even presented me with a glass of milk at lunch . 

Harvey poured two glasses of milk and put two doughnuts on to paper plates . 

Callers of any sort were scarce at Four Winds , mostly people who came asking for directions or even a glass of water when the weather was hot . 

Carrying two glasses of water on a tray , Veronica was in her dressing gown at the foot of the stairs as they walked in . 

All aim to restrict calorie intake but most allow for one small treat a day , such as a small glass of dry wine or a chocolate biscuit . 

If you believe that a glass of wine will sell a motor car , you are underestimating the customer . 

But with firewood supplies dwindling , and prices of imported firewood rising farmers with large numbers of cattle have set up biogas plants and large landowners have started collecting their crop residues for fuel . 

The price of goods leaving the factory is the lowest for a generation . 

At present , the agricultural sector accounts for 27 per cent of total investment ; additionally , the burden of holding retail food prices at 1962 levels consumes a further $50 billion per annum in subsidies . 

Petrol prices are on the way up again with Shell pushing prices at the pumps to more than £2.34p . 

WEMBLEY has cut some of its ticket prices by half in an attempt to ensure a respectable crowd for England 's friendly against Yugoslavia next Wednesday . 

The Lithuanian government raised retail food prices by an average of between 20 and 56 per cent from July 1 . 

The review was accepted as a compromise to break the deadlock over a linked EC proposal to cut butter support prices by five per cent . 

Early in 1990 the European Commission began setting minimum prices for Japanese memory chips sold in Europe . 

Traditionally the practice has been to abandon old pits when it became uneconomic to go deeper , but to return to them when the price for clay improved or when a technical innovation made extraction cheaper . 

The recommended price for the Chisel & Plane Blade Sharpener is £16.80 , but we are offering it for only £13.95 , including VAT , and postage and packing , a saving of £2.85 . 

It said tonight : " Greene King prices are cheaper than Morland prices for comparable brews . " 

` We believe that this institution 's problems were directly related to the collapse of oil prices in 1986 and other related economic forces affecting the south west at the time . " 

There should be a weighting system to account for variations in house prices in different parts of the country and within different districts of the same region . 

First and foremost was the rise in the price of oil and its products which provoked both more efficient usage and switching to other , cheaper fuels . 

The increase in the price of consumer goods is thus accompanied by a faster rate of growth in Dept . 

The Black & Decker WM750 Workmate has a recommended retail price of £82.95 , but you 'll find it discounted in some stores . 

For the record , Mayflower Manners is available from Doubleday at the relatively light price of $14.95 . 

The recent collapse in the producer price of Brazil nuts has threatening implications for swathes of the Amazon forest , since local people whose livelihoods depend on gathering the nuts may be forced to resort to slash-and-burn agriculture . 

Ladbrokes drastically revised their price on the Henry Cecil-trained colt , pushing him out to 8-13 ( from 2-5 ) and Coral now quote 4-7 . 

This would also have the effect of gradually restoring house prices to a local market level , but without financial loss to existing owners . 

Company employees plus a guest can get 35 per cent off the admission price to the Science Museum in London and the National Railway Museum , York . 

McSharry proposed major reductions in prices with cereals -- 35% , milk -- 10% , butter -- 15% , skim powder , -- 5% and beef -- 15% . 

While they have consistently refused to name their price , they value their captain much higher than that . 

Its prices have increased , however , and the consumer has not benefited from the efforts of farmers . 

And the Bank is pushing the options in such quantities that it is keeping their price lower than it should be . 

Singh had been under intense political pressure to reduce the increase in fertilizer prices . 

The concerns of the neighbourhoods appeared to be more with building condition ( vacant structures and deterioration ) than with crime related issues , house prices or non-residential environmental issues . 

Before oil prices increased the most popular form of heating was a paraffin stove despite the smell and danger . 

This is because the European Community dumps low-quality beef , at great cost to the European taxpayer , on West African markets , where it sells at half the price of locally produced beef . 

Under the legislation of the nineteenth century tithes were commuted into tithe rentcharge , an annual sum varying with the price of corn . 

The vineyard area of Champagne is now almost fully planted and the greedy grape growers have broken the long-standing contract that determined the annual price of the grapes . 

But apart from establishing an annual committee empowered to fix the price of grapes each year , the Commission was an unimaginative and ineffective institution . 

As the International Wheat Council noted in its October 1989 market report , the implications for countries struggling with foreign debts , higher commercial grain prices and tougher credit terms were ` especially serious " . 

India 's foreign-exchange reserves have been severely eroded by high oil prices and the loss of remittances from workers in Kuwait and Iraq . 

The Vauxhall HPC Seven is so powerful that Caterham took the unusual step of offering a high performance driving course in the price of the car ( between £18,200 and £23,000 ) , compulsory for the under 25s . 

Currently the export trade has been hit by lower prices for both steam coal and coking coal but this has not prevented a number of large and expensive development projects aimed at significantly increasing output . 

He has experimented successfully himself with low price hardbacks , but stresses that price can not be looked at in isolation . 

In the face of the low cereal prices of the first part of the century , this meant a rising trend until the mid 1750s then a sharp and sustained deterioration as the cost of living increased . 

The Dow Jones opened thirty points lower in reaction to rising oil prices which called London , caused London to move below the two thousand level . 

Sales of art were difficult and prices of paintings and sculpture even went down . 

Neville shrugged and turned away to cash up the traditional ` No Sale " and extract for himself the price of a large scotch . 

And it was n't Sky 's fault that I used to watch better football at Barnet for exactly the same price as the weekly rental price of a satellite dish . 

Many readers ask the same question , and the fact is you DO have to pay the correct price for goods , even if the shop has mistakenly put a lower price on the label . 

The price of a car in East Germany can be a significant proportion of a lifetime 's earnings , and the wait for the car can last a significant part of that lifetime . 

By that Mr Power means everything from advertising to warranty repairs , which can together account for about 35% of the price of an average car in America . 

While catalytic converters may cost the manufacturer around £50 to buy , to fit them requires skilled labour and may well bump up the price of a new car by between £100 and £1000 depending on the model . 

The move will cost the Chancellor £100 million this year in lost revenue — but it will save buyers 5 per cent — an average £400 — on the price of a new car . 

As the British have argued : ` Tariffs push up the price of computers , which use semi-conductors , dampening the worldwide competitiveness of Europe 's computer industry " . 

As the price of computers decreases and as they become incorporated in a wide range of domestic goods , from cookers to calculators , the ordinary consumer is becoming a major purchaser of electronic gadgetry . 

Qudis Networks Ltd is to be the primary distributor for the system in the UK and the list price is £700 for each personal computer . 

In a third shop I was moderately interested in one particular model until the assistant gave me a global price for a computer , printer and so on . 

Mahmud glanced briefly up at him , considered this proposition , and went back to negotiating the price of the computer game . 

The government responded by ordering cuts in the prices of essential goods , including food and petrol , and a 5% to 10% ` solidarity tax " on private-sector workers , designed to equalise the misery . 

Angry Zambians protest about the soaring price of maize , their staple food . 

The more that is exported , the faster prices fall : Between 1980 and 1987 the price of food fell by 10% , minerals by 6% , agricultural raw materials by 4% and tropical beverages by 2% . 

Retail prices of staple foods and consumer goods remained unchanged . 

However , the price of gas and electricity for slot meters is generally higher than for quarterly billing . 

The government on Oct. 10 announced increases in the prices of petrol , diesel and cooking gas . 

Prices of electricity and gas rose at the beginning of 1991 , increasing retail prices by 12.7 per cent overall . 

The government subsequently announced , on Sept. 18 , a 20 per cent reduction in the price of bottled gas , used by most households . 

The Association reckoned that in 1986 one third of first-time buyers received an advance for 100 per cent of the purchase price of their houses . 

An independent valuation of the estimated purchase price of the existing house in the new location will be carried out . 

And the price of big houses like that has really plummeted in the last year . 

Howard can hear his own voice , talking smilingly , deeply , effortlessly , about secondary education and the nature of human happiness and the price of houses . 

Prices for a one- bedroom Penhurst style house currently starts from a shade under £50,000 , while the two-bedroom Ash house type is priced from £57,750 . 

The several price quotations which have been collected for each of the 350 items in the ` basket " must be averaged and then divided by the average price of that item in January 1985 . 

Since a rate of exchange measures the price of one currency in terms of another , its determination can be compared with the price of any other item . 

Ironically , they are unlikely to arise on sites zoned by local authorities for housing development : such zoning can raise the price of land to as much as 40 per cent of the cost of a house . 

In general the effect of the Commission 's inflated purchasing ability was to drive up the price of land in the borders . 

The two parties may agree a price for the land or ask an agent to act on their behalf . 

But before the idea is condemned out of hand , let us remember that the price of petrol has just been brought down by 18p a gallon . 

Unless war threatened , or there was a dramatic increase in the price of petrol , the national level remained the principal focus of political attention for both public and elites . 

increase -- the equivalent of 12p per gallon -- in the price of petrol , to come into force in 1993 ? 

The austerity measures had raised the price of petrol by 83 per cent , that of sugar by 75 per cent , flour by 96 per cent and cooking oil by 300 per cent . 

During the war these derelict pits were used for various purposes ; Lee 's or Houlder pit became a bomb and ammunition store for the R.A.F. The top pit of Batchelors was used by the Home Guard as a rifle range , and for other weapon training .

On the firing ranges , a more complicated event was taking place .

They were all executed in the small rifle range , a hut situated between the inner and outer walls of the Tower , less than twenty yards from the dwelling occupied by the author and his wife when resident there .

A group of soldiers were already there , collecting their rifles ready to go to the rifle range .

Someone gets to the entry damn fast , but he do n't stick his head round the corner , since with daylight behind him he 's gon na feel like a bullseye on a firing range .

On the east side there was an assault course and a firing range .

There are separate practice greens for pitching and putting , a 275-yard driving range , a clubhouse with catering and a fully stocked golf shop run by our resident PGA professional .

There is an 18-hole Golf Academy and a driving range offering intensive instruction at Geigenbuhel .

If you arrive at a practice ground or driving range with a whole jumble of ideas , you have little chance of achieving positive results .

Before starting the walk we could n't resist a peek at the 12th century Norman Cathedral , the oldest in Wales . 

It turned out that he 'd inched along the parapet -- a thin one about six inches wide -- and had a good peek at us through the windows . 

A peek in the waste containers at the end of the lunch break is a good indicator of what should n't appear on the menu in future . 

I caught myself taking a quick peek in the mirror behind the bar to see if my tie was straight . 

A peek into someone 's kettle will reveal either a clean element or one coated with a white , chalky substance , depending on the local water type . 

The front of the machine sports some graceful curves , but it 's only when you take a peek round the back that you get some inkling that this one is different . 

A peek through the window showed that the taxi had arrived , brief farewells were made to the men , and Karl left , promising to ring them the next day and making mock threats to Erika and Paul should they forget to meet him the following Sunday . 

Should I just take a peek through the windows of those double doors -- see if I can see him -- Vern 's dad ? 

I took a quick peek inside : bed , drawers , small bathroom with shower . 

Firemen tackled a blaze in a garage at Beckenham Gardens , Hemlington , Middlesbrough , which destroyed the building and a car inside .

Firemen tackled a blaze in buildings at Tees Grange Farm , Coniscliffe Road , Darlington , at about 4.10 pm yesterday.Five tons of baled straw were destroyed .

Firemen tackled a blaze in the kitchen of a flat in The Esplanade , Redcar last night .

Firefighters tackled a blaze which severely damaged a bungalow in Micklow Close , Redcar , and caused smoke damage of adjoining properties .

Fire crews tackled the second blaze in three days in an empty house in Trent Street , Middlesbrough yesterday .

About 100 firefighters tackled the blaze whose heat damaged windows of nearby houses .

Detectives launched an enquiry after the body of Michael Chatfield was found as firemen fought a blaze in a three storey house .

They were turned away as eight fire engines brought firefighters to tackle the blaze at St Anselm and Cecilia church in Holborn , London .

House blaze : Fire crews were called out to tackle a blaze at a house in The Greenway , Middleton St George yesterday .

It took more than an hour to control the blaze at the former Langham Hotel .

Editor , -- There is scarcely an assertion in Richard Smith 's editorial about the General Medical Council ( GMC ) with which I would not take issue . 

An editorial error resulted in the wrong reference being given at the end of the first sentence of the second paragraph of this editorial by Tom Keighlty and Jan Maycock ( 28 November 1992 , p 1310 ) . 

As suggested in his recent editorial by Ken Ellis of FlyPast , the huge amount of public support which has surface this year for the Vulcan and which had Parliament not been in recess would almost certainly have led to ` questions in the House " , may lead to a revision of the Official View in matters of aviation preservation . 

A recent editorial in the British Medical Journal criticizes past ` muddled thinking " on the matter , and calls for ` an end to uninformed comment on the topic " . 

He was initially unimpressed by Aragon 's editorials in Ce Soir . 

The engagingly eccentric editorials of veteran Brussels-watcher Emanuele Gazzo , founder of Agence Europe , gives his fly-sheet the decided edge in terms of amusement value . 

Editor , -- Richard Smith 's editorial on academic medicine touched off an air of discontent within me . 

The same comments would seem to apply to B V Lewis 's editorial on diagnostic dilatation and curettage in young women . 

Trish Groves captures readers ' attention with two anecdotes at the start of her editorial on closing mental hospitals . 

Fritz H Schröder 's editorial on screening for prostatic cancer makes the point that the specificity and positive predictive value are too low for any of the available screening tests to be recommended . 

Finally , A L Clark and A J S Coats 's editorial on screening for cardiomyopathy suggests that improved test validity and proved treatment would be sufficient to justify echocardiography on a mass scale . 

Richard Smith 's editorial seems merely to echo Kay 's views ; both articles include a reference to Jewett et al 's report , which was discredited as flawed soon after it was published . 

Regarding your editorial today , ` Holy bat-poo " , first , bats are not ` dirty little flying mice " . 

I recommend you to contact the trust for information ( enclosing a donation ) and rewrite your editorial . 

The paper 's polling day editorial acknowledged that its values were closer to a modern Conservative Party than to any other . 

In December 1859 the editorial of a leading scientific journal concluded its survey of scientific achievements with the statement : ` No significant piece of research or outstanding discovery happened this year . " 

In your editorial about the future of Scottish tourism ( ` All-inclusive package , " 9 February ) your suggestion that the Scottish Office 's review has been ` an oddly furtive affair " is somewhat ungenerous . 

The alternative is one-man rule , thievery and special privileges , " said one newspaper editorial . 

` That is just the point , " claimed one scathing newspaper editorial . 

When both the Observer and the Daily Express wrote flattering editorials on the new shop , sales soared to over £3,000 a week . 

Test conditions have included a scramble along Glencoe 's Aonach Eagach ridge and a two-day back pack in sweltering heat . 

So there has been a scramble among unqualified teachers to obtain upgrading . 

Should United beat Forest and then go on to win the championship , the UEFA Cup place will go to the team finishing third in the First Division , sparking off a League scramble between Manchester City , Sheffield Wednesday , Liverpool and Arsenal . 

Their route became a steep scramble between white boulders speckled with green and grey lichen . 

He noted the rapid , undignified scramble by which the culprit extricated himself from the ropes on the river path , followed by ominous little trickles of loose earth ; and the exaggerated dignity with which he compensated as soon as he was clear , his slender back turned upon the voice that blasted him out of danger , his crest self-consciously reared in affected disregard of sounds which could not possibly be directed at him . 

Spurs regained the lead in the 51st minute after a mad scramble in the United area before Jason Dozzell slotted home . 

Once across this obstacle a fine , airy scramble over large boulders , fatigue now forgotten , led to the nicely pointed summit at about 5800m and a dramatic outlook . 

A short scramble over the rocks takes you to our secret spot , Mermaid 's cove , this is truly a place of magic and tranquillity ideal for that really quiet swim or sunbathe . 

A perilous leap to the edge was followed by a difficult scramble over slimy rock faces . 

That alone would have been worth the scramble round the cliff path . 

A gentle breeze helped nudge us up the first incline -- then the next , and the next , before we reached a tricky scramble round a rocky peak . 

Having negotiated the pitch with difficulty in the wet , I was at first relieved at having passed beneath the boulder and looking forward to an easy scramble to the top when I came across another difficult pitch . 

The second half was again scrappy and Farncombe 's winner came after a goalmouth scramble . 

A FRANTIC pre-match ticket scramble was sparked today in Co Derry as thousands of anxious Gaelic football fans battled for places at next weekend 's All-Ireland showdown at Croke Park . 

In the 1980s , following on government cuts in finance , British universities have been engaged in a desperate scramble for overseas students and the more-or-less economic fees they are required to pay . 

For many , the scramble for enough cash to afford the free market prices inevitably leads back to the state shops , and specifically to beer . 

The scramble for perfect vinyl ambience has forced record companies into sending their spotty new acts into the most highly sophisticated ` digital " recording studios in the country . 

In the scramble for posts , universities put in 2250 applications . 

The way is steep , rough and loose in places but eventually eases off before giving an enjoyable scramble up to the two rocky summit tors . 

It was only a forty-minute scramble away from Bira through dry and spiny scrub before we could see the great tree looming far above any of the surrounding vegetation . 

I could still do my job , but my heart was n't in the day-to-day scramble for the latest pictures . 

THE scramble for the Spurs manager 's job has already sparked a furious row with West Bromwich Albion issuing a ` hands off Ossie Ardiles " warning . 

For there was a scramble for individual honours with just two ounces separating the leading four . 

Most of the games of older children have some structure , and there is usually a scramble to be the ` good guy " . 

A steep scramble down an ivy-covered slope leads one into a place of great natural beauty alive with the earth spirit force . 

When Chancellor Nigel Lawson stopped double mortgage tax relief in the Summer of nineteen eighty eight , he caused a frantic scramble to buy homes that proved to be the final boom before the housing bubble burst . 

The statute De malefactoribus of 1293 created a statutory defence in cases of homicide by foresters : 

A jury at the High Court in Edinburgh convicted James Sutherland , 50 , of Gilmore Place , Edinburgh , of the culpable homicide of Bernard Buckley , 44 , of Prince Regent Street , Leith . 

He said if a doctor starved Tony he would be committing homicide . 

The documents were presented by India 's Central Bureau of Investigation to the court in Bhopal hearing charges of culpable homicide against Union Carbide , its Indian subsidiary and their executives . 

Fighting , stealing , homicide and rape were usually either individual initiatives or a group of friends on the rampage . 

` Rachel Santerre , "  he intoned , ` I arrest you for treason and the most horrible homicides . 

Dr Clarke brings powerful evidence to bear in support of his contention that 1931 marked a watershed in Keynes 's development . 

The contention that the national culture stands firmly in the tradition of modern democracy enables political conservatives to anchor their own undemocratic ideologies in whitewashed national precedent . 

It is my contention that the response to causes of disruptive behaviour has focused too much on within-child factors . 

These results reinforce Kjellberg 's contention that the sleep-deprived person is not , as a strong version of lapse theory would suggest , essentially " normal " but suffering periodic lapses . 

Even before the terrible news of her death , Chrissy had been dubious about Linda 's naýve contention that the various financial dealings that she had pinpointed were unconnected . 

Furthermore , evidence was described to support their contention that the events were of formative importance , and were not merely serving to trigger depression in a woman who would shortly have become depressed anyway . 

Most Keynesians , therefore , dispute the contention that changes in interest rates directly affect the price level . 

The basic contention of their paper was that if Britain did not dominate an area , the Russians would . 

What I wish to discuss then is the contention of some in recent years that ` Jesus was a feminist " . 

It is not restricted , as in ordinary litigation which are proceedings between parties , to accepting or rejecting the respective contentions of the claimant on the one hand and the adjudication … officer on the other … . 

“ The main contention of the appellant in this House and in the Court of Appeal was that Mr. Occhi had consented to the taking of the £6 and that , consequently , his conviction could not stand . 

In the first place he disputed the contention of Oldfield 's lawyer that the original , 1972 contract was unfair . 

Lord Hailsham accepted the contention of modern academic writers that mistake is not a defence but is rather a matter of mens rea . 

Wilkinson 's third case , a rubber-moulding company , exemplifies his contention about the political nature of the process of establishing new patterns of work organisation . 

The interest of Hodgson 's argument lay in two things : the pedigree he sketched for his contention about the greater economy and productivity of free labour and the comparative dimension historically and geographically of his argument . 

Contentions about the excessive harshness of the courts to women offenders really have two aspects . 

I am not convinced , despite contentions by some , that even with increased resourcing this positive provision could be recreated for many children in their home and community settings . 

Some researchers have disputed the contention by others that maternal age itself is responsible through its biologic effects for differential conditions of child health and mortality . 

Ruth Finnegan , in a recent article that challenges many of Goody 's contentions regarding literacy , expands the area of the world to which this comment can be applied : 

I DISAGREE with Denise Scott Fears ' contention that door-to-door collections cause ` guilt and shame " in many people . 

It is Alan Usher 's contention that if this evidence had come to light before the trial , a third opinion could have been obtained from a specialist paediatric pathologist . 

It is his contention rather that there can be no proofs for God 's existence which are acceptable to human reason since God is beyond reason . 

In fact such a test has been performed to challenge Merton 's contention that there was a puritan majority among its early members . 

My contention is that what is really strange is not the behaviour of the child but that of the adult . 

This argument is analogous to , though not identical with , Rousseau 's contention that sovereignty belongs to the people and can not be transferred by them to any other body or person . 

He disputed Lenin 's contention that imperialism constitutes the last stage of capitalism , arguing that in Latin America it represented only the first stage . 

Marx 's central contention is that the capitalist economy sows the seeds of its own destruction , that it can not help creating the forces that will destroy it as a product of its own internal contradictions . 

These contentions in the committee 's report were echoed in the press , which asserts that the environment is primarily , perhaps solely , responsible for the lower IQs of economically deprived groups . 

The plaintiffs ' contentions under this heading do not seek to cut down or erode or encroach upon the privilege against self-incrimination . 

There are a number of sociological and political answers to this question , such as the contention that compulsory schooling serves a variety of social functions , including those of social control , transfer of dominant values etc . 

Hastily she searched for her purse in her bag , recalling part of their earlier conversation when he had been escorting her around the park . 

Now , 8 years later , a builder working beside the River Cam , half a mile from Mrs Bilney 's home , has found the purse in the river . 

But she still clutched the bag from Modas de Criancas with Peach 's presents and , thank God , she had her purse with her money and papers . 

The first was a little purse of soft leather , which clinked a little as he put it down . 

He acted the fool , losing at first to whet their appetites , but in an hour emptied his three victims ' purses . 

I do n't understand it but I seem to have found some extra money in my purse and I do n't know where it came from . 

In a leather purse hung on the handle of the loft door were eight bright shillings . 

He reached inside his doublet and brought out a white velvet purse . 

It was never loving that emptied the heart , nor giving that emptied the purse . " 

The offences involved stealing a purse from an 82-year-old holiday maker on a bus in Southport and a wallet from an man aged 84 on a bus in Moreton , Wirral . 

They say gangs of youngsters have been targeting elderly people in the town centre and stealing purses from them . 

She grabbed her purse from the desk and rummaged around inside . 

My opponent ( of course it was the Great Killer ) emptied his purse on the table , so did I , and the game began . 

They usually appear as wrinkled old men , and have knowledge of leather purses of gold coins , usually hidden in the roots of trees or in ruined castles . 

A WOMAN clutching a baby stole an elderly woman 's purse after conning her way into the pensioner 's home . 

He sighed , rose , and began to scoop his winnings into a small leather purse . 

Queen Margaret took us both by the hand , welcoming us back and handing Benjamin a small purse of silver coins . 

And she returned shortly afterwards with a thick roll of notes fastened with a rubber band and Melanie counted out seventy-eight pounds and a ten shilling note and the woman gave her five shillings from her alligator purse . 

She smiled sweetly , opened her purse and flashed her red ID card . 

It 's the difference between the person who knocks you down to take your purse and the person who knocks him down to come to your rescue . " 

She passed the book back , and as she took out her purse to pay him the driver gazed at it as though she had given him the crown jewels . 

All the personal accounts that I have read convey a sense of isolation , an absence of professional support , and the sheer despair generated by this experience . 

The whole legend starts from a misinterpretation by John Wessington , Prior of Durham ( 1416-46 ) , of Bede 's eighth-century account of King Alchfrith granting Wilfrid land in ` Stanford " and a monastery in Ripon . 

Her moving account of her mother mourning her father 's death is particularly effective . 

Today 's reading is another account by John Hersey of the effects of the bomb on Hiroshima . 

If autobiographical accounts by prostitutes were rare then , there have been a number since which deal explicitly with the operation of the law in relation to prostitution . 

Lurid semi-fictional accounts by James Greenwood , George Sim and Jack London alluded darkly to acts of debauchery not fit even for the pages of The Lancet . 

Anthony Bevins 's account in The Times continued , ` Mr Heseltine 's friends said last night that ad hoc meetings were a Downing Street device to kill internal Cabinet dissent . 

Luke , following Paul 's account in the first letter to the Corinthians , is probably the earliest tradition available . 

An account of my recent visit to Dubai will be in my next diary . 

We can see why , if we turn the pages of the only surviving detailed account of the Celtic invasion of 278 B.C. in Pausanias , Book 10 . 

An account of how Dostoevsky extrapolated his lifelong leading themes of somebody to be and somewhere to go from Cervantes 's huge rhetoric of quest , would be doomed from the start . 

Lotze 's account of how these ` auxiliary impressions " became signs of location is much the same as Ryle 's . 

His account of how government worked in the ninth century is plausible , not least because it squares with what we can infer from Dhuoda and Nithard , despite the differences in their aims and standpoints . 

Fergus was writing a deconstructive account of Balzac 's Chef-d'Oeuvre Inconnu . 

I 've read accounts of that incident in which I was supposed to have smashed everything up in his room . 

There are very few published accounts of learning programs which search in spaces parametrised by integers . 

The book is both an account of and an intervention in that process , veering between the descriptive and the prescriptive . 

Both shops organised evening readings with Mr Keenan talking about his experiences and reading passages from his account of captivity , An Evil Cradling ( Hutchinson , £16.99 ) . 

From this account of 1773 , two things can be noted : the miners first offered a price , and the objects of their anger were merchants intending to remove corn from the locality . 

Now erm no if you so leave a say leave a page would be the easiest way to fill in your mini saga account of David Copperfield meeting his new father . 

On April 30 Omnibus publish Johnny Rogan 's epic account of the rise and fall of the Smiths , Morrissey and Marr : The Severed Alliance . 

He also published his classic account of the genus Pythium ( 1907 ) . 

You published last week an account of our ordeal at the hands of burglars who left us barricaded for 37 hours in a tiny bathroom . 

De Cuellar returned safely to Spain , where he wrote an account of his Irish adventure . 

I have been asked to write an account of the social welfare programme of the Gulbenkian Foundation from 1964 to 1990 . 

Similarly the scientific accounts of children 's language development involve consideration of the nature of bilingualism in psycholinguistic terms . 

An account written by someone participating in some event or controversy may give a far more partial view than the carefully researched , balanced interpretation of a later historian who has sifted and weighed up all available evidence . 

During the 19th and early 20th centuries , several accounts of Macrae 's life were published but most were more romanticised than factual . 

The more sceptical see Vercruysse 's defection simply as a private tiff between the artist and Hoet . 

Slow sales will encourage Microsoft to innovate and IBM to hedge , which will make customers cautious , which will slow sales , which will encourage further tiffs between the two companies , and so on . 

The Sun , a tabloid , claimed that MI5 had bugged a marital tiff between the Prince and Princess of Wales in the privacy of their home . 

In one scene Lysette -- who plays an air-headed aerobics teacher -- and her middle-aged boy-friend were supposed to have an amusing tiff after a party . 

HARRY DEAN STANTON once told me that during the filming of 1984's Paris , Texas , he wandered alone into the desert after a tiff with the director , Wim Wenders . 

He used a tiff with France as an excuse for military preparations he might need in the east . 

It is , however , pro-Scottish and when the Labour Party has a tiff with its Unionist bed-fellows in the Tory Party it should not expect the SNP 's automatic support . 

But I was even more thrilled by the fact that our little tiff had been meaningless and that we were still good friends . 

She did , however , give him occasional cause for jealousy : a lover 's tiff nearly broke their engagement when Constanze indiscreetly confessed that during a game she had let another young man measure her calves . 

Separation was bound to be painful , and the republics are now in the middle of their most serious tiff since independence . 

In the first edition of the afternoon paper , the ` Lovers ' Tiff " story had been moved back to page seven . 

By Monday morning the Daily Express had named the man in ` The Lovers ' Tiff murder " as Paul Menzies ( 51 ) , an insurance broker from Sutton . 

He told me you 'd had a serious tiff , but he hopes to persuade you to return to LA . " 

They used to see us and say , ` Here they are , the lovebirds , are we talking today or have we had a lovers " tiff ? " 

` Most people assume nuisance calls are made by the dirty raincoat brigade , " says Olga Hubicka at BT , ` but often they are received after domestic arguments and lovers ' tiffs . " 

I do n't deny I hoped it was Dysart she was planning to ruin -- I wondered if there 'd been a lovers " tiff -- but she let nothing slip . 

The Mayor said : ` It was a domestic tiff which was blown up out of all proportion . 

L'heureux jaloux has a ` jealousy " air and lengthy recitative with modulations only to flat keys ( movements 7-8 ) in F minor , which transforms a lover 's tiff into a miniature tragedy . 

THREE months after their wedding on July 23 , 1986 at Westminster Abbey , Andrew and Fergie had a very public lovers ' tiff on a visit to open a flood barrier in Holland . 

She was the maid at Drew 's Maidstone lodgings , who had witnessed the actor spending half an hour in the garden of the premises trying desperately to clean a navy blue jacket . 

Buckingham Palace chef Richard Blunden , 33 , wed 28-year-old Julie Puttock , a maid at Windsor Castle . 

The other maids in the block all angry when guilty Kate gives Lek a rise . 

` My mother was a maid in Crystal Springs House for many years , and I used to come here sometimes as a child . 

A former maid of the Princess Royal has won the right to sue a national newspaper . 

With the assistance of Martha , her maid , she removed her day-gown and donned déshabillé . 

She turned her head , clicking her fingers impatiently as her maid , Fidelma O' Brien , came into the room . 

` Instead I find myself acting also in the capacity of lady 's maid and sick-nurse , for neither of which occupations have I the least experience . 

Family maid Paula Rojas said last night : ` I never saw them argue . 

Eighteen year old Sandra Griffiths , a kennel maid , has been undergoing surgery in Milton Keynes General Hospital . 

But this accident must be something far more serious , because all the nursery maids were crying , and so , when she looked through the bannisters on her way to bed , were the servants downstairs . 

She is but a servant maid , and one of the lowest kind : yet look at her face , as the light of recognising love spreads over it . 

There was a second voice -- sharp , abrasive -- and it took him a few moments to identify the second voice as belonging to Jane , the maid . 

Thus when a Lancashire miner died , his widowed wife went into service as a living-in maid with a doctor and ` put us in with me grandma " . 

Linda Townley , formerly Linda Joyce a lady 's maid to Princess Anne came to the Labour party conference in Blackpool to make a desperate plea on behalf of those unfairly attacked in the press , 

The big man had a word for everyone he met , and produced blushes and laughs from the serving maids in equal quantities . 

A kitchen maid was usually the most menial servant in a house . 

It may be that the spectacle of an intellectually ambitious kitchen maid unnerved her employers , and that she posed a threat to their view of a proper social order . 

When the laundry maid had told her he had been married , she had gone up to the high moors and wept . 

The room maid can enter maintenance requests into the system via the telephone , saving time in tracking down members of staff . " 

Room maids told us guests were asking for lighter duvets , and suggested we improve signs as guests were constantly asking for directions . 

The social distinction , for example , between a land steward who was sometimes an attorney , and a scullery maid was very great , though both might be servants in the same house . 

A little of that modesty and humility that my mother 's waiting maid used to show will become thee better . 

His wife and the kitchen maid ( every middle class Filipino household has a maid ) would bring us food . 

She had chosen the hotel for its low prices rather than its almost non-existent amenities , so she was rather surprised to find that they had a maid at all . 

It brought back sad memories of when I worked as a kennel maid . 

She may , however , belong to the Sharman family of Weston , Northamptonshire , where the poet subsequently worked as a kitchen maid . 

And Nan , the baby of the family , eighteen years old and about to start at university today , Nan had not been one for inviting friends home either . 

And I 'd say , ` Well , I would n't come to the studio today , because I have to be in bed with so and so . " 

` Going off to London today , are you , miss , and on your own too , wo n't you let me come with you ? " 

The next day he rescued one of his men from a shell crater and was shot in the back by a sniper . 

She turns her back to him to look in the mirror beside the cherrywood armoire . 

Alexis was standing with his back to the fire , several feet away , but Doug could see that he was watching and listening to every word that was being said . 

Leftwing rebels in El Salvador held an American civilian overnight and lectured him on US intervention while keeping his thumbs tied behind his back before letting him go , the US Embassy said yesterday . 

And she flounced up to the house , her long black hair swinging rebelliously down her back from under her red woollen cap . 

She paused with her ribbon in her hand and tossed her hair loose down her back without plaiting it up again , to please Finn , although he was uncouth . 

The burdens were carried on the back , the weight being supported by a tump-line across the forehead . 

The capital of South Australia , Adelaide , with its beautiful cricket ground , was the unlikeliest setting for a donnybrook .

David Newton , head of gilts trading at Barclays de Zoete Wedd , said : ` The longer-dated gilts in this sector have suffered as a result of the government 's higher-than-expected borrowing requirement . 

But there seemed nothing wrong with the head of government appearing to be the challenger on the hustings . 

But whether this would justify any course planner , supervisor or head of department placing the title on an advisory reading list , I very much doubt . 

At the moment , the ` war " has become distilled to a hunt for Pablo Escobar and Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha , two of the heads of the Medellin cartel . 

The head of Cardiff University 's health psychology research unit revealed yesterday that 400 volunteers had been given cold virus nose drops . 

` He can not deliver the Latino vote , " says Angelo Falcon , head of a non-profit think-tank on Puerto Rican politics , ` but he will help to tip it . " 

Eventually , with seminars , and lectures from heads of department on current issues and policy , the conferences were extended yet again to a working week and held at centres other than London HQ . 

Muriel Dunbar , Head of Quality Assurance said , ` we have always had confidence in our external verifiers . 

The head of state of St Lucia , an independent member of the Commonwealth since 1979 , is the United Kingdom sovereign represented by a Governor-General . 

The head of state of St Vincent and the Grenadines , a fully independent member of the Commonwealth since October 1979 , is the United Kingdom sovereign , represented by a Governor-General . 

They were angry over her announcement that a leading member of the outgoing left-wing Sandinista government would be retained as head of the army . 

Most significantly , the team is without its original inspirational manager , Peter Mandelson , who as Labour 's communications head was widely credited with positively machiavellian skills . 

They have to cope with one or more project managers , and to take orders from their own department head . 

Quex Sinclair -- also known as ` C " -- was head of M16 , one of the great non-secret secrets of the intelligence machine . 

DAVID OVENDEN ( below ) is appointed Head of P&O Group Insurance and Risk Management . 

In other words we are not talking about subtle errors of judgement , but major fumbles , demonstrations of serious incompetence . 

I ca n't see that little managerial fumble looking too good to that bunch of number-crunchers Upstairs . 

A fumble from the Tranmere goalkeeper and a thump in from Swindon 's Dave Mitchell . 

Howard , who has been dogged by policy fumbles and racial jibes against Asian immigrants and aborigines by some of his candidates in recent days , maintains he 's still on course for victory .

Willie would return from school to find the living room filled with the musky perfume of freshly-cut branches burning in the range . 

The Waitrose champagne is of the ` 83 vintage ; it has a glorious style of its own , light yet biscuity , classy with the muted perfume of hollyhocks and it makes a superb apertif . 

He believed that the perfume of plants held magical forces and plant spirits whose power would help him concoct the elixir of life . 

Then the emotional consideration : hear the coo of the dove for example , or smell the perfume of a rose , bask in the warmth of the Sun . 

As the wicks burned , a strong perfume of sandalwood came from them . 

They were a subtle pink , their perfume was wonderful , and , kept in a cup until they fell apart , they lit up the bleak , dark cell . 

She 'd gathered the fragrant blooms from a tub outside on the narrow balcony and deeply inhaled its sweet perfume before deciding to wear it in her hair . 

Boxes of apples , which filled the air with a sickly sweet perfume , were stacked beside a cracked sink that was flanked by warped wooden draining boards . 

Queen Margaret , white-faced and with dark-ringed eyes , nodded slightly and Catesby prised loose the lid to reveal white , gauze cloths which gave off a sweet fragrant perfume . 

Proposals are emerging once again for electrification of the line between Manchester and Preston . 

It was to be linked to a line from Croydon to Wallington , Carshalton and Sutton . 

Despite their expertise in such field craft , though , there was a limit to the area the Australians could control , and they had to send more men south to protect their supply line from the coast . 

It will be needed if the railway is to succeed in its plans to extend the line from Blaenavon station up the mountain side to its present terminus at the Whistle Inn or beyond . 

True ; but the government has already decided that the fares charged wherever private railways have a near-monopoly ( for example , commuter lines into London ) will be regulated . 

However , a faster alignment through a new King 's Cross station remains a possible alternative in spite of the opposition of the Treasury , which prefers a cheaper but roundabout line into St Pancras . 

No 37109 brings a freight off the Dundee line through platform No 1 at Perth station on 8 September 1987 . 

He had not seen the correspondence about the lines through Denbigh , as his men no longer worked over , nor signed the road to Denbigh . 

WORK IS now proceeding on the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway 's 1.4 mile extension to Far Stanley , which is part of the long-term aim of re-opening the line to Cheltenham . 

When a railway policeman came to move them on , an officious , spiteful man , Tom thought , they went two stations down the Central Line to Holborn . 

It accelerates pencil-sized beams of electrons and their anti-matter equivalent , positrons , to near the speed of light in opposite directions around a 17-mile circular tunnel , roughly the length of London Underground 's Circle line . 

Companies will be punished unless they give their employees financial incentives to commute by bus , car-pool , or by rapid-transit rail lines not yet built . 

The tube lines do not , of course , lie at right angles to one another like the streets of Manhattan . 

AUGUST BANK Holiday saw the Gloucester Warwickshire Railway springing a surprise on visitors by staging a re-enactment of the ` Cornishman " service along part of the Honeybourne line between Toddington and Gretton . 

One of their biggest fears is for the loss making Cotswold Line which has eleven rural stations between Oxford and Worcester . 

The twenty-three-mile branch line from Northallerton has survived only because of the Tarmac quarry terminal located at Redmire , supplying limestone for use as flux in the steel-making process . 

ONE railway which has progressed from strength to strength is the ` Coal Yard Branch Line " at Kidderminster Town Station on the Severn Valley Railway . 

John Mowlem was well to the fore with the proposal for a branch line to Swanage . 

Much of this went to Hull for export , but trains for Lancashire had to go up the formidable Worsborough bank avoiding Barnsley , and joining the main line just south of Penistone . 

British Rail closed the main Stafford-Wellington line in the mid 1960s . 

British Rail has not yet put an investment proposition to the Department for the west coast main line . 

But I found the home which his cousin Ibrahim owned next to the Tel Aviv -- Jaffa port railway line . 

There were , in addition , three French companies , and the Argentine State railways which controlled a number of local lines . 

The London Underground map is really a diagram of underground railway lines . 

They 've also blocked off the railway line , and British drivers say they 've been threatened at knife point . 

The Paignton & Dartmouth Steam Railway will be run on fully commercial lines and will be improved in all departments . 

The tour members will meet at Brixworth Country Park and then travel by mini-bus along the former railway line . 

The Grand Locomotive Cavalcades are timetabled for 12.20 and 14.50 on both days , so it will be possible to travel the whole line and see one Cavalcade by a mixture of steam and diesel haulage . 

This was a process which fascinated George Curzon , the future Viceroy of India , when he travelled on the line in 1888 soon after its opening . 

If this picture gleaned from our case studies and analysis of community care plans reflects the state of development of care programming , it is clear that there is still a great deal of scope for progress .

It was launched on 3 November 1973 , passed fairly close to Venus on 5 February 1974 returning pictures and other data from that planet , and flew by Mercury on 29 March 1974 .

` I do n't suppose my brother will have any hope of a picture there , even from a boat and with a telephoto lens …

They could include Home Corner equipment , pictures from magazines or objects from a furnished doll 's house .

A similar picture can be seen from Chart 2 which shows how we are perceived in terms of providing ` high rates of interest for savings " .

More mundanely , it was also because the supply of pictures and information from the frontline was so meagre that tv companies had precious little material with which to fill their programmes .

If given the go-ahead , pictures from the wreck will be sent ashore by fibre optic cable to Liverpool by satellite .

Voyager is perhaps an unfortunate title for a film that all too often fills the screen with beautifully crafted pictures from glossy holiday brochures .

I have been sent a Leeds United 1993-94 squad picture from the Evening Post and this now adorns my office wall , much to the amusement of my colleagues .

The " fundamental ontology " essentially paints a picture of the world from my own point of view .

Live RADAR of shipping in the Channel and daily weather satellite pictures from space .

See , with bits of paper , pictures from magazines , glue , an old typewriter , this brain , and colours .

The picture cut from the newsreader in the studio to the rain-lashed Yorkshire countryside and a reporter standing huddled against the driving rain .

Can it read text files from a word processor and pictures from a graphics package ?

The Star carried three pictures of her scattering her scarves upon the heads of cheerful spectators : ` Ex TV Weathergirl sends the barometer rising " .

Cultural diplomacy was still only a very minor factor in the international picture of the later nineteenth and early twentieth centuries .

` She told me he 'd come to take pictures of her throwing knives in the bedroom .

You can use them as my brother does , to put pictures of your loved ones in , to remind yourself what you 're working for , personally I find that rather tacky .

Leading them must be R. K. Cope , who took pictures of the trackbed , complete with rails , bridges etc , together with a number of shots of stations with rolling stock standing in them .

Catherine 's anger was also aroused when a photographer took pictures of her topless on the French Riviera and sold them on to a men 's magazine .

Pictures of the two of them , hand in hand on the beach , fuelled rumours that the tennis champ was finally committed to Karen .

It conjures up the picture of an omnipotent and independent sovereign -- the image actively cultivated by the ideology of Tsarism .

It publishes just a picture of the Italian ` Pendolino " referring to it as a ` prototype " in the caption .

The pictures of the like of empty courtyards and brothel addresses ` have been likened to the scene of crime " and ` pumped the aura out of reality like water from a sinking ship " .

` Remember when America 's economy collapsed , back in forty-six ? "

They have acknowledged that the West German economy is by far the strongest in Europe and that as members of the exchange rate mechanism their interest rates are already affected by the Bundesbank 's decisions .

Bill Clinton 's election was , of course , primarily the result of a troubled American economy .

He believed that the conflict of interest between capital and labour , which involves one group gaining at the expense of the other , could not be resolved within the framework of a capitalist economy .

That was clearly a catastrophic way to run a modern mixed economy . "

An empirical investigation of the relationship between bargaining structure and strike activity has been carried out by Hibbs ( 1976 ) for 15 advanced industrial economies over the period 1950-69 .

The peasant economy , therefore , reproduces the labour force for capitalism at a low cost because , due to the subsistence sector , men can be employed on an irregular basis .

Here , we see the state as an ardent suitor , suddenly aware of the rich dowry the multinational can bring to the national economy .

This was contrasted with the ` paternalism " shown by Pilkington , an important employer in the north west of England , concerned to ` buy local " and to protect the local and regional economy .

Before long Bill Clinton , who is keen on grand visions , may rediscover these ideas and start trying to apply them once more to the global economy .

Adam Smith and subsequent writers have shown that in a competitive economy the pursuit of self interest can lead to an outcome which society would view as efficient .

At the same time increased competitive pressure on British industry from expanding economies , such as those of Germany and the United States , caused employers to seek means of increasing productivity .

The Zimbabweans inherited a relatively strong economy compared with Zambia .

The package , which contained numerous tax incentives , was designed to stimulate the stagnant US economy , and to realize the administration 's prediction that economic growth would resume in early 1992 and would accelerate thereafter .

The ailing US economy would be the first hurdle , with resentment that foreign firms have destroyed American employment prospects .

For world trade was in serious decline and even the belated one-year moratorium on foreign debt payments , announced by Hoover in 1931 , failed to revive the ailing economies of Europe .

Kondratiev 's basic proposition was that the advanced capitalist economies as a whole ( although he concentrated on a selected few only ) go through cycles of booms and slumps in a regular pattern .

Criticism of the education service for failing to meet the needs of an advanced industrial economy is undoubtedly linked with a widely held belief that educational standards , generally , are in decline .

Most of the specifics , particularly tariffs , are the subject of talks going on in the company 's ATM Customer Advisory Council . 

Before John and Mary came into being , Dustin and Anne were the subject of many an article . 

Androgyny has been a frequent subject of western feminist speculation ( e.g. Woolf 1979 , Heilbrun 1982 ) . 

This very frequently discussed feature of Hebrew poetry needs to be mentioned here primarily in order to distinguish it from the subject of this paper . 

Our fascination with the minutiae of everyday life , our knowledge of its texture , smell and colour , is the subject of Godfrey-Isaacs ' work . 

Hepatitis B anc C have already been the subject of PCR work and are the subject of a separate article in this series . 

The intriguing history of the Scottish home over the past 400 years is now the subject of a three-year research project , which started in October 1991 . 

His choice of words shows how thoroughly he has identified with his subject , and for what reason . 

The most important principle involved in this selection of Venneman 's discourse subjects must have to do with their relevance to the particular discourse fragment under consideration . 

The subject of the letter was Matilda , the daughter of King Malcolm III of Scotland , who later became the wife of Henry I and queen of England . 

To increase your interest in the subjects of your course may be difficult ; some of them are pretty dull , and textbook writers often make them duller . 

And when they reached his bank , she thought , she 'd broach the subject of the safety-deposit box . 

Just concentrate on watching out for the right opportunity to broach the subject of Janice , she reminded herself . 

In my experience the unexpected response ` children " causes the questioner to smile in puzzlement and change the subject . 

This is , however , a magnificent attempt to cover the subject in comprehensive detail , with the emphasis on the individual . 

A DETAILED questionnaire covering a variety of issues on the subject of women in rock was sent to a cross-section of female musicians , with instructions to answer the questions they felt most moved by . 

By this time -- the early seventies -- homosexuality was no longer a taboo subject . 

In our society , it is not always very easy to talk about religious experiences -- it is often far easier to discuss the previously taboo subject of sex . 

( Many different early blueprints may play into this and compound the fear of the opposite sex , but we are not elaborating on this , as homosexuality is not the subject of this book . ) 

It can not be the subject of this book , which has to be about what happened in Europe . 

Police powers to control public meetings and the offences that might be committed at such meetings are the principal subject of this book . 

The general drive towards improving standards and putting the customer first became the subject of best selling books with inspiring titles like In Search of Excellence and The Winning Streak . 

The church became the subject of incredulous and not necessarily friendly discussion , but it was a kind of publicity from which the church came to gain recruits . 

One closely related question has also been the subject of much recent discussion . 

In March 1990 the proposed changes had been the subject of popular discussion , as a result of which the principle of political pluralism had been incorporated . 

It also introduces a brief discussion of material culture , which is the subject of the next section , and provides a bridge with the major subject of the third section , the nature of mass consumption . 

Hermit crabs are able to make a rapid assessment of whether a particular shell is of an appropriate size or not , and how they do this has been the subject of much study . 

There was no effective management of the woods for profitable timber production , and regeneration was prevented because the young shoots were eaten by the deer and by commoners ' cattle , which roamed the forests at will . 

It is expected that the group will argue its case for the protection of Thailand 's western forests at the global convention on biodiversity to be held at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development next June . 

The densest high forest in the High Weald is associated with the ghyll valleys , narrow ravines created by streams that have cut through the lighter soils . 

Scheduled for Sunday June 13 , the bike ride will take in some of the loveliest parts of the county , starting and finishing at Belvoir Park Forest in Belfast . 

Under the scheme , forest management and surveillance will be maintained and local people will be permitted to continue to exploit the forest in ways that are supportive of existing ecosystems . 

Scientists will study forests in south-east Asian countries , with a view to establishing what conditions produce the highest carbon dioxide absorption . 

Forests in the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro are disappearing at the rate of one football field in area every hour , according to the environmental protection group SOS Mata Atlantica . 

Specialized intertidal communities of enormous significance are the mangrove forests of the tropics . 

The birch forests of Siberia , so upright , so elegant in autumn , had been broken by this winter campaign . 

The 18 species of bowerbird inhabit the damp forests of New Guinea and Australia . 

The old-growth forests of Oregon and Washington are again under threat from logging , following a ruling by the US Supreme Court . 

Forty years ago , the forests along the eastern fringe of the Andes were as inaccessible as anywhere in the world ; but it is there that is found wild cocoa with the greatest genetic diversity . 

Previously , the remains of some 4,000 of the massacre victims had been unearthed , at Katyn forest near Smolensk in 1943 [ for April 1990 Soviet admission of massacre see pp. 37383-84 ] . 

The seminar took the view that the timber trade helps preserve forests by giving them economic value . 

This would exclude land of scientific or ecological value and identify large areas where commercial growers could plant forests . 

Norway too , has complained that logging the Kessi area , not included in the act as a protected area , will destroy the forest between Finland and Norway . 

The mainland is a wild coastline fringed by deep coniferous forests . 

The northern coniferous forests have an ecological importance in preventing the tundra from advancing to the south . 

In March 1250 he was appointed Chief justice of ` all the forests of England on both sides of the Trent " , so that the forest administration was once again united under a single head . 

Kislev is a land of dark pine forests , snow-clad wilderness and wind-swept steppes . 

Parts of Tunstall and Rendlesham forests , in Suffolk , are being set aside as a reserve for the woodlark , one of Britain 's rarest birds . 

Parts of the Lacandona forest were designated as a biological reserve earlier this year [ see ED 56 ] . 

The Slovenský Raj is well covered by natural pine forests on limestone hills . 

I 'm greatly encouraged by the recent upsurge of interest in what remains of the Caledonian pine forest ( ` Great Wood of Caledon " September ) . 

Acid rain poisons fish , destroys forests , and corrodes buildings . 

More intensive use of tropical forests is occurring where pressure on land is so acute that fallow periods of insufficient duration are creating environmental degradation . 

There is little hope of slowing the destruction of tropical forests until they do " he said . 

Only 14 per cent of the Philippines tropical forest remains untouched and 100,000 hectares is disappearing every year . 

In Brazil , until very recently , wealthy farmers actually received tax subsidies as an incentive to burn the forest for cattle ranches . 

A lot is imported into the UK from South America where , particularly for the beefburger industry , the cattle are reared on land derived from burning down forests . " 

We are helping to introduce better farming , livestock and soil conservation methods in the areas around the National Parks so the people do n't feel a need to clear the forest for more land . 

The problem arose when the government decided to clear the forest along the Sugihan river for a colonisation scheme . 

The road will open the forest to settlers , who elsewhere have cleared forest for cattle , overhunted and introduced alcohol and diseases which can not be tolerated by forest people . 

When humans cut down the forest , it might be replaced by a permanent grassland because the soil itself had been modified in a way that prevented the trees from reseeding themselves . 

The analogy was drawn between the efficacy of geomorphic processes and that of a giant , a man and a dwarf attempting to cut down a forest . 

It 's the only good thing to come from this threat to cut down the forest . 

Collor 's predecessor , Jose Sarney , abolished subsidies for cutting down the forest to make way for cattle in 1988 . 

In a mild winter where snow cover is not prolonged , chaffinch and brambling from the Scandinavian forests will stay on to forage round the crofts . 

The foresters gave evidence that two townsmen of Colchester had been seen hunting in the forest , but had evaded attachment . 

People came out of the forest and went into the forest as they had done for centuries , making the deep tracks down Steep Ridgery . 

Paul 's promise of variety was soon fulfilled as we turned off the ridge and headed into a forest of fir trees . 

Hearing these words and seeing the speaker ride boldly toward him , the tiger was so alarmed that he turned tail and bolted into the forest . 

Toucans live in the forests of South and Central America and are more closely related to woodpeckers than to hornbills . 

Beavers live in the forests of North America and in many parts of Europe . 

Some 420 of the animals live in the Bwindi forests on the western borders with Rwanda and Zaïre . 

` In contrast , overseas forest organisations regard this link as an essential in managing their forests . " 

Together they are trying to save the forest surrounding Fern Gully from developers and in particular from evil Hexxus ( Tim Curry ) , who is polluting the air with toxic waste . 

He rode leisurely through the Forest , and across the Plain of the Fál , and finally along the avenue of trees that leads to Tara . 

Small though he was , he carried her over his shoulder , passing back through the frozen forest to the snow field beyond . 

To complete the footage for the Wildlife in One , we went back to the forest yet again , for six weeks . 

Two Forest Justices were once more appointed , one for the forests north of the Trent , and the other for those in the south . 

The centre of the Neville interest was the lordship of Penrith , including land to the east of the town , along the Eden , and Plumpton Park within the forest of Inglewood to the north . 

The forest to the south of the Swamp was hilly and comparatively open . 

And now , a splendid piece of country to the west of the Aspe valley which I have been leaving out : the valleys , forests and mountains south of the village of Arette . 

` Its development , " says Holyoak , ` would not necessitate the great cataclysm of demolition ; the plan is designed so that parts of it can be built independently in phases . " 

Written between 1913 and 1919 , Shaw 's masterpiece famously ` began with an atmosphere " : that of cultured , leisured country-house England embracing the cataclysm of the first world war in a fevered death-wish . 

Britain was totally unprepared for the cataclysm of the Franco-Prussian War late in 1870 and still less for its outcome . 

Well before the cataclysm of 1914 , however , it was clear that the narrow boundaries of the " old diplomacy " as Richelieu , Metternich or even Bismarck had known it , had been permanently expanded . 

Mrs Prophet , also known as Guru Ma , has predicted a nuclear cataclysm for April 23rd . 

But as he says , our planet has managed to come through worse cataclysms than any we have so far invented , and there are always winners . 

The Esoteric Tradition places the Nagas as descendants of a prehistoric race whose homeland was destroyed by a great cataclysm 10,000 years ago . 

The traumatic political history of the successive German states , the cataclysm of the Third Reich , the apparent destruction of German industry and the enforced division of Germany by external powers scarcely suggested a stable future for the newly created Federal Republic in 1949 . 

Secretly , of course , she knew that this was simply another anti- revision prevarication . 

Allan Roberts repeated his prevarication of 8th December in his summing-up speech for Labour at the conclusion of the 9th March 1988 Parliamentary debate . 

` I 'm -- fond of Travis -- very fond , " she stated , then caught the dangerous glint in her employer 's eye that assured her that her prevarication was n't going down too well . 

I was touched to see that Dei had changed from his working overalls for the operation , although he would have to change straight back again after completing it . 

LABOUR OF LOVE A sludge-grey turbot is held proudly against the plastic overalls of a fish gutter in Newlyn market . 

She was very upright , like a wizened doll , decked out in a bright flowery overall with carpet slippers on her feet . 

Smiling , he returned to the cabin and removed his beret and his blue overalls , emerging in the pants and shirt of an agricultural worker . 

A group of East German workers still in their blue overalls in West Berlin 's equivalent of Oxford Street , the Wilmersdorferstrasse , bought doughnuts and Western newspapers ` to prove we 've been here " . 

I thought I did it quite well until I heard the khaki overalls rip . 

However , as he approached Mr Zamoyski 's shop , a man in overalls cycled round the corner , his tin lunchbox under his arm . 

In any event I assumed the man in the overalls was the engineer and he was the one who caught my attention . 

A middle aged man in a grey overall , bald , very thin , with a conspicuous adam 's apple ; he walked with a limp . 

Startled , she glanced back to find a man clad in the scarlet overalls and white crash helmet of a driver standing a few yards away . 

Unfortunately the canopies are locked by an odd-shaped chunky steel key , there is only one , and it stays firmly zipped in the pocket of Harry 's red flying overalls . 

One day he found her being rolled across canvas by two women in overalls . 

A young woman in a pink overall emerged from the back , looking harassed . 

Three women in nylon overalls sat at a table eating the food they had prepared for the canteen lunch . 

Enrique Garcýa , dressed in blue mechanic 's overalls , tinkered with the innards of an ancient Citroen in the forecourt of the wayside petrol station on the route between Rambouillet and Chartres . 

He would put on a white overall for the occasion , more to impress the customer than for hygienic reasons , then have a good look at the tooth . 

Faith put on her own overall and mob-cap and Ann found one marked ` visitor " for Bob , and a white hat . 

But Nora never wore an overall , she despised housework -- and this girl was wearing an overall , not the rather smart dress for which Mrs. Fanshawe had first taken it . 

The door was opened by a nondescript man in his forties wearing a brown overall . 

She always wore a flowered cotton overall and her thin gingery hair framed a face that made me think of a martyr in search of grace . 

The room was exactly as she 'd left it -- shoes in the middle of the floor , the overall she wore for doing the bedrooms thrown over the back of the chair . 

But Mrs. Jewkes , to assure you that my good girl here has no malice , she chooses you to be her attendant at the ceremony tomorrow . 

A few weeks later , in April , he was nominated navy commissioner and master attendant at Portsmouth , with charge of a dockyard that was rapidly growing in importance . 

` The toughest test is staying the course during our own Duns Summer Festival , " said John , who 's a craft attendant at Torness . 

Darren , a national indoor long jump champion and decathlon athlete , is now a petrol attendant at the garage . 

Perhaps it was a lesser figure , possibly a locker room attendant for a minor league team , such as the Opeleika , Alabama , Hog Throttlers . 

Each slung a tin collecting box over his shoulder and an attendant of the Company carried a receptacle for larger discoveries . 

His mind was racing now , beads of sweat standing out on his forehead , as he desperately tried to think of some way of alerting the pump attendant to his predicament without endangering them both . 

` Edward came to Corfe from a hunt , and while his attendants were seeing to the dogs she allured him to her with female blandishment and made him lean forward . " 

Her personal attendants are the graceful Hons , who ensure that the seasons and events follow their allotted schedule . 

Lily had told her , she hoped tactfully , that she was asking six girls from the show to be her attendants . 

Next came a leg of Szechuan duck , which our attendant shredded at the table with all the panache of a French waiter filleting a sole . 

His responsibilities and favours escalated and he was soon her personal attendant and constant companion . 

The care attendants are carefully chosen and trained , and are able to help a large cross section of people tied to their homes looking after someone else . 

Patricia sensed , with some satisfaction , that she was an object of curiosity to the cinema attendants . 

The boating lake attendant called out : ` Come in Number Six , your time is up . " 

It depicts the sad tale of a lavatory attendant , Jim , who reads newspapers to seek a new career . 

He took her by back streets to Golden Lane , where he handed her over to Noakes , the mortuary attendant . 

Cornelius looked up from his reading to view the spiffingly clad dining-car attendant . 

It would be a marvellous feat if the 22-year-old swimming pool attendant from Wakefield was to supercede Hare at the first attempt . 

An East End family of birdseed dealers , the Lovelaces , were next to them --old Grandma Lovelace was a toilet attendant in the Library Gardens . 

The chief disposed his attendants in a circle , and sat down on a hide spread for him . 

For as long as she could remember she had herself been in love with the man who led the greyhounds and their attendants on a dignified procession round the track before the race began . 

Various dockyard salvage ships and lighters also arrived , one of which carried James Parke , the Master attendant on Portsmouth dockyard . 

Many want to see the return of petrol pump attendants because of the difficulties with self-self service . 

At five o'clock three Corporation attendants with a policeman would turn everyone off the market ; and they had to take the cattle they had n't sold with them . 

If the pilots , flight attendants and management can not agree a new buyout , Coniston said it would force a restructuring of UAL which could include selling off the company 's planes and its air routes . 

The comments come as American negotiates a new contract with the union representing its 21,600 flight attendants . 

FLIGHT attendants on some US passenger aircraft will be sitting pretty this summer -- on new lightweight seats supplied by Courtaulds and McDonnell Douglas . 

A garage attendant had noted him , came forward at a leisurely pace . 

This time , the garage attendant just shook his head and walked away , not wanting to know . 

My medical attendant decided it to be altogether nervous , and that it originates either in severe application , or excessive anxiety . 

Later he served in the Crimea , officially as medical attendant to Lord Ward but enlisting as a volunteer surgeon with Florence Nightingale . 

In such cases it would be reasonable to expect positive responses from the medical attendant after 8 weeks . 

A KIOSK for a car park attendant is to be erected in Alton 's Lady Place car park . 

She gets some help from their son who lives with them and works night shifts and from a care attendant once a week for a three-hour session who makes lunch and supervises James ' toilet care . 

It invites denigration , even denial , of the link between physical care and care for the whole person whose body needs tending , and therefore of the knowledge and skill which such activities may require . 

Mr France ends his letter by saying Mr Milburn should cut out the denigration and let the people of Darlington progress in prosperity . 

The typical denigration of ` practice " arises largely from the social status of practitioners , which tends to be lower than that of theoreticians . 

This denigration of " the great emperor 's weak son " had a long run for its money . 

Indeed , there was now more of an emphasis on the separation , with an enhanced denigration of civilians . 

But , though Jerome 's intemperate denigration of the married state met with little sympathy , Augustine did not manage to dispel the sombre cloud that continued to hover over sexual relations . 

It is no denigration of his immense achievement to point to these real difficulties which it raises . 

Not only pornography , but also the general denigration of women , has been implicated in the construction of male sexual scripts in which aggression is seen as a positive masculine quality . 

The denigration of office work as inferior , non-manual labour , has a key place in the sexual transformation of clerical work around the turn of the century . 

The social denigration of housework overflows into the even more highly valued ( to the women themselves ) occupations of wife and mother . 

In response , it was argued that the denigration of the role of trade unions was part of the Thatcher ethos of focusing on the individual rather than the collective . 

Further , to use another colloquial slang term , I wish that he would stop ` getting up my nose " with his denigration of his fellow human beings who live below the Watford Gap . 

Susanna Rance finds out why serious-minded La Paz dwellers can be seen walking down the streets intently fondling toy cars , play-money and doll 's house pieces . 

Apart from the inevitable sausages , there were numerous chicken pieces , lamb chops and cubed steak on skewers . 

` I 'm not sure you 're allowed to make cheese if you 're not registered for it , Ma , " Edward teased , cutting himself a generous piece . 

Earlier in the morning he had received a piece of parchment with a sketch of a crudely drawn ship , and a flat sesame seed cake . 

If this was true , any piece of DNA was just like any other piece , whereas every gene must be different from every other one . 

New DNA arises by making two copies of a piece of DNA which was previously present only once , and then altering the sequence , and hence the meaning , of one of the copies . 

Dramatic evidence of a more active process comes from research into human plasmids : nomadic , circular pieces of DNA which resemble cancer-causing viruses . 

The great , grey stones seemed to be heaving themselves up out of the earth like pieces of ancient bone , to squat in the alien flesh of the present . 

His hands and arms , encased in long white rubber gloves , were crimson with blood and there were gory pieces of human skin and bone on the tables . 

I asked , and they said , ` Remove the disc and replace it with a piece of bone which we 'll take from your hip . " 

A piece of this cake , with a glass of skimmed milk and a piece of fruit makes an easy but extremely nutritious meal . 

Dessert is usually something like a biscuit or small piece of cake or rice pudding or pie and custard ( but dessert is not eaten every night ) . 

After that Mr Jotter gave them each a long word typed on a piece of card . 

And of course there is that ubiquitous piece of plastic , the credit card . 

He gave an indifferent shrug , extracted the piece of card from inside his coat and threw it with a show of distaste into an overflowing rubbish bin . 

Many of them contained pieces of carpet and what appeared to be spindles of thread . 

Rain perched on a folded piece of carpet which was presumably to be her seat . 

She watched curiously as Rory rolled back a piece of carpet six feet away and pulled out an iron key . 

Cut the tomatoes in half and then make faces on them with pieces of cheese , olive or egg . 

For his tea , for the sixpence he got bread , bread , margarine and either a piece of cheese or some jam . 

A smartly-dressed , middle-aged man with a gleaming set of new false teeth , and a moustache that twirled into a curl at either side of his mouth , was cutting a piece of cloth . 

The Colour badge is stitched on to a large piece of scarlet cloth matching the material of the jacket . 

Two thick pieces of cord were tied horizontally and vertically around it . 

Take the first piece of fabric and fold in half , selvedge to selvedge . 

Cut out the piece of paper , fabric or other backing material very slightly smaller than the back of the frame . 

Repeat these four rows knit and six rows slip several more times , until you have knitted a sizable piece of fabric , and are happy that you understand what is happening on the machine . 

It does n't matter whether this is a hole in a piece of fabric or a hole in the ground . 

For 7 days count the calories in every piece of food you eat and every drink you consume . 

Careful observation of how the child manages pieces of solid food can be very informative . 

If a piece of glass is dipped in water , the drops of liquid stay on the surface for several seconds ; with a diamond they run off instantly , leaving the stone dry as a bone . 

Outside , more knife-like pieces of glass flew through the narrow streets in the heart of Bombay 's business quarter . 

Elaborate and efficient our equipment may be today , with super-thin nylon , electronic reels and fish-sonars , but at the business end of all tackle is a bend , an angle in a piece of wire . 

Attached to the ring was the piece of wire he used to pick locks . 

There was some dark object on the ground from which every now and again it seemed as though a piece of wood rose hesitantly and fell . 

The plant can be anchored to the bottom by tying it to a piece of wood , roots or rock . 

Enough countries signed the first lot to bring the fund into existence ; but most are now waiting for America 's signature before agreeing to enlargement of it . 

Americans are scrupulously careful to say nothing on the record about enlargement of the Community : that , they say , is a matter for the Europeans . 

There is no associated enlargement of lymph nodes , but small nodules under the surface of the shin in the groin may give rise to a ` pseudo-bubo "  . 

Double-muscling is the gross enlargement of individual muscle fibres , particularly in the thighs , accompanied by an absence of fat under the skin which therefore fits the muscle like a glove . 

The enlargement of the Football League has had another effect that Chapman was to deplore -- the escalation of transfer fees . 

Enamel thickening of the molars and enlargement of the premolars seem likely to be linked to a dietary change in the afropithecin fossils . 

The enlargement of the powers and pretensions of government gives administrative law great practical importance , while tax law creates continual problems for business and industry . 

As is the case with its farming and defence policies , the current budgetary arrangements of the EEC simply could not survive a substantial enlargement of the Community . 

During the year our turnover received a significant boost from the enlargement of the agriculture operation and finished with a massive £612 million for the year . 

The growth of tree roots and their penetration and enlargement of incipient rock fractures can contribute significantly to the break-up of rock which may have experienced relatively little weakening through chemical alteration . 

Binge-eating can cause menstrual disturbances , acute swelling of the stomach and also salivary gland enlargement . 

Frank , whose prostate enlargement was benign , underwent microwave treatment , while Jack , who had prostatic cancer , had surgery and continues to receive monthly hormonal injections for the rest of his life . 

Its defence and enlargement in the new political circumstances of post-Conquest England represented a return to the aim of spreading Christian doctrine and discipline from a central monastic community . 

It has been in the hands of the Maitland family for more than 400 years since its creation by John Maitland , Chancellor of Scotland , and later enlargement by the Duke of Lauderdale . 

In 1902 further enlargement took place when a new paint shop was built ( Shop 3 ) . 

In recent years , the school has seen major changes with the enlargement and modernisation of the building to accommodate the extra children from nearby Froyle , following the closure of the school there in 1986 . 

Mediterranean EC members were concerned that enlargement would divert regional aid from the south to the east . 

The amount of discretion relative to the amount of prescribed action only increases as one moves to higher occupational strata , thus allowing the enlargement and fulfilment of personal needs . 

Flora gave a shrill whistle and started trotting down the cliff . 

Suddenly I heard a piercing whistle that seemed to resound through the whole universe . 

From the stalls nearby came applause and low whistles of appreciation . 

The patron let out the long slow whistle of a kettle coming to the boil . 

He touched nothing , just went down the passage and looked through the half-open door , gave a whistle of amazement and came back down to use the bookseller 's phone . 

Enrique sauntered over , hands in pockets , a low whistle on his lips . 

The whistle on the kettle and the front door bell went off together . 

It was the whistle from the gloom behind him that alerted Chant to the fact that his escape had not gone unnoticed . 

A common sandpiper bobbed on a boulder on the hillside , quietly piping , a muted whistle . 

With a few whacks and some loud whistles , they drive the donkeys out of the enclosure . 

There were piercing whistles , then a thump as they opened the boot , where the money was packed in cardboard boxes wrapped in plastic rubbish bags . 

That jarring manifestation of furious technology seemed as remote and ridiculous as a dream , as silence settled down on Kielderhead and the hawk 's whistle came down from the moors . 

Harry Fischer comes out of his room in his shirtsleeves , hoisting his braces up with one hand , and holding in the other some letter or Ministry circular which has arrived in the morning post , and which he reads mockingly aloud to evoke their common derision at the obtuseness and bureaucracy of the world outside the office . 

Parish registers of baptisms were increasingly incomplete , of declining value as proof of ancestry and statistically inadequate , a source of annoyance to officials and derision by foreigners . 

He added : ` We will do it to express our derision for this Treasury bench of limpets , clinging on to office after breaking every promise that got them into it . 

But that interference may well have kept the review on course , as the clock ticked on and the derision from Labour grew louder . 

Some of his poses aroused derision from contemporaries , but his art suited the Romantic sensibilities of his day , and the principle of depicting living creatures became gradually accepted . 

The move apparently upset his father -- a redundant trade unionist -- and provoked derision in the anti-Thatcher heartlands of central Scotland , where Nicholas was caricatured as a dupe and a dullard . 

` This time ? " she exclaimed with a telling note of derision in her voice . 

Her government , by its clear breach with many previous policies and early derision of the higher civil service , has placed a double strain on the traditional relationship . 

He would of course never dream of playing these tapes on the music centre at home , risking the derision of his children . 

At the time we first met him his limited confidence in himself had been further undermined by June Braithwaite 's derision of his way of ` going on " . 

In his humiliation he forged a magical net which caught her in flagrante delicto with her lover , ARES , and exposed them to the derision of the other gods . 

The proprietress cares for neither Roy Hattersley 's derision nor Baker 's strutting conceit . 

While the new medium of radio offered obvious advantages to the propagandist , it also enabled the listener to bring into sharp focus the object of his derision or hatred . 

Gina 's eyes sparkled with barely suppressed animosity at his blatant derision . 

Penry 's derision acted like a red-hot needle , pricking the fragile balloon of her vanity . 

The prospect of Arthur Scargill entering Parliament invites mild derision rather than anxiety in the suburbs . 

How many of the popular novels of the past evoke derision rather than appreciation if we read them in too literal a spirit ! 

The others laughed , but Merrill sensed the derision behind his words -- a derision born of his opinion of her . 

Mr Kinnock ran into a wall of derision when he declined to say whether or not he favoured proportional representation . 

A posse of huge anti-fascists from Ruskin , the workers ' college , disguised themselves as undergraduates and infiltrated the Examination Schools building where the event is traditionally held . 

THE All Blacks stepped off their plane at Heathrow yesterday straight into the arms of a waiting posse of officials set on saving Wayne Shelford and New Zealand rugby for amateurism . 

To escape the posse of photographers and television crews that were always lying in wait , they would set off at high speed along treacherous tracks , with Europe 's press in hot pursuit . 

Nate Cocello , President of United Motors , had flown into London from Detroit with a posse of Vice Presidents to attend the bi-monthly meeting of the European Planning committee . 

Moments later the parting was forgotten as Randolph Scott , flanked by a posse of brave volunteer deputies , galloped across the screen in search of the notorious Bodine Brothers from Kentucky . 

I replied that for better -- or worse -- we were taking a posse of his pupils to the Alps . 

The posse of television trucks obscured the view for many , but Schumacher had been careful to ensure that his speaker system would at least enable them to hear if not to see . 

Meredith 's mouth was open beneath her mask as Lucenzo imperiously led her to a favoured seat , followed by a posse of attentive waiters . 

But the paying customers are just about outnumbered at the moment by a very big posse of travelling Italian journalists just to my left and all pretty excitable by our normal quiet English standards . 

Where the prosecution allege a contravention of the trade plate law there will probably be the further offence of ` no vehicle excise licence " ( Offence number 8 ante ) . 

Paragraphs 10 and 12 seek declarations that these defendants were ` knowingly concerned " in the alleged contraventions of the Act . 

The complainants including French floppy disk maker RPS and firms from Italy and Germany , claim far eastern manufacturers are flooding Europe with cut-price floppies in contravention of existing EC regulations . 

This traffic was the object of UN toleration in spite of being theoretically in contravention of UN sanctions against Iraq . 

THE chairman of the Russian parliament , Ruslan Khasbulatov , called openly for the first time yesterday for Boris Yeltsin 's impeachment after the Constitutional Court had ruled that the president had acted in contravention of the constitution . 

Contravention of ss.1 , 2 , 4 , or 5 of the CSA 1985 makes an individual liable to criminal penalty . 

First , J F Peters points out ( p 6 ) that the Professional Conduct Committees are focusing on matters of petty rule contravention . 

Using a vehicle in contravention of the relevant statutory provisions constitutes a criminal offence . 

If an inspector discovers a contravention of one of the provisions of the existing legislation or a contravention of a provision of the Order he can : 

Section 4 makes it an offence to carry on investment business in contravention of section 3 . 

The publishing of misleading advertisements was a contravention of section 47 of the Act . 

( 5 ) The maximum penalty for a contravention of the section is a fine of level 3 ( Sched. 5 ) . 

And he rarely complained during his recuperation from the first back operation , to repair a number of fractures , which looked like being successful when he returned for Middlesex at the start of 1991 and took four for 60 against Somerset with a performance which particularly impressed his own wicket-keeper Paul Farbrace . 

Hon. Members can imagine how inept the Government must be to believe that overlooking a prison yard , floodlit day and night , would be conducive to the recuperation of neurosurgical patients . 

To help his recuperation , Charles holidays in the Majorcan sun . 

Ajla was to have been taken with her father to live with a German family after her recuperation .

`` I can not conceal my elation that the surgery is completed , '' said Bishop Raymond E. Goedert , who will fill in during Bernardin 's recuperation .

Russia 's failure to halt hostilities in Chechnya has hampered Yeltsin 's efforts to appear firmly in charge of the country following a lengthy recuperation for heart trouble earlier this summer .

Seles missed that tournament , in the midst of a 2 1-2-year recuperation from being stabbed in the back during a tournament in Hamburg , Germany .

` I 'm worried that the pills might get into the hands of children . " 

Gadgets are useful in professional hands and used in the right way , but in the hands of a novice they can be dangerous . 

Ari held Nathan 's hand as everyone greeted the dawn of the Solstice Day . 

As she joined him in the petit salon he came towards her with a prettily wrapped package in his hands . 

Corbett glimpsed the arbalest in the midget 's hand and , in the poor light , the shimmering sharpness of the lethal bolt waiting to be fired . 

Running her hand over what was left of thick , dark hair that had been shaved to within half an inch of its life , and which served to enhance her astonishingly beautiful face , she smiled . 

After washing his wounded forearm and hand in the clear cold water , he tore the T-shirt into strips and bandaged the injuries , as he had done earlier with the knife wound in his leg . 

He lifted her hand to his lips and kissed the inside of her wrist , the tip of his tongue just brushing the skin . 

Get your hands away from there and get them down by your side . " 

He quoted a letter in which Phillips says ` I continue to believe that Mike Edwards bent a key in my hand without ever touching it . " 

She had been relying on her blade , her teeth and her hands for too long . 

I am so sorry , " he said , holding out a hand to help her up . 

He made me nervous just looking at him , his two hands pressing each side of my doorframe . 

He had small hands , but his wrist was flexible , so that was his advantage . 

She had her head on her hands , but neither was attached to her body . 

He had a black trench coat on and his right hand was deep inside the right pocket . 

An AI mission to Argentina in November 1976 , led by Lord Avebury , was followed everywhere by twenty plainclothes policemen who questioned , intimidated and even detained a number of people whom they meet . 

The Iraqis possess a number of Sukhoi SU-24 ground-attack aircraft , similar in quality to the British Tornado . 

To start with there 's over 60 miles of cleared walks with splendid views , and a number of friendly guesthouses . 

The Nailsworth Stream is joined by a number of tributaries en route , one being the stream that runs down the Horsley valley . 

Intimidation by the IRA sent most Protestants and a number of moderate Roman Catholics fleeing from the district at an early stage of the Ulster political crisis . 

In my visits to schools as a member of the Kingman Committee , I was impressed on a number of occasions by the imaginative use of word processing in the classroom . 

Some states counted administrative areas as urban units , and some counted agglomerations of a certain number of people . 

The two men waved to him again and one of them pointed to a table which was labouring under a monstrous number of bottles . 

The excavation of a village may reveal a number of small buildings clustered around one much larger building . 

There was a clearing among some trees close to the river and a number of two-wheeled carts had been parked there . 

There is a limited number of places available for our workshop . 

The US now felt obliged to dive whole heartedly into the Vietnam quicksand for a number of reasons . 

Some reports also claimed that a number of ministers had escaped to Thailand in a fishing boat . 

SCOTVEC has received a number of enquiries regarding the cost of registering candidates for general SVQs . 

It will consist of a number of relatively enduring traits , or ways in which one individual differs from another , and it will be the foundation on which the horse 's personality is built . 

It absorbed a number of otherwise unemployed Palestinians , thus reducing the potential for political ferment . 

Provided your building comes with an adequate floor , you can stand this on a row of substantial timbers , or on a number of carefully laid paving slabs . 

At the same time , substantial numbers of mentally handicapped and mentally ill persons were receiving some attention from the community services . 

Around the inner compound of his ranch house , Goldsmith has built a moat in which he is sheltering a large number of crocodiles -- a notoriously threatened species . 

The UK clearinghouse , for example , deals with a substantial number of enquiries from libraries in a large number of countries . 

The more status you give to a large number of authority figures , the more , relatively , you diminish your own . 

Nevertheless , a large number of elderly patients do come into hospital with terminal illnesses or chronic diseases , including mental disorders , and they require long-term care . 

I hope the coverage in this edition of AEA Times and in future will demonstrate we recognize the difficult questions and are working hard , involving a large number of people to develop the answers . " 

Indeed , a significant number of very old people have no younger surviving children , as Mark Abrams ( 1978 , 1980 ) showed in his Age Concern surveys . 

On the right , the advance was once more quickly halted before worthwhile gains could be made or a significant number of Germans captured . 

The use of alternative media , when sustained , has indeed had an impact on women 's knowledge and skills and is capable of reaching significant numbers of local women . 

If graduated tests are to have a large measurement component then it seems that , as things stand at present , a significant number of girls will be disadvantaged . 

A small number of respondents specifically noted that inability to release staff , rather than lack of money for courses , was their major problem : 

For that reason , it 's better to stick to a small number of clearly expressed reasons . 

Two example passages were written by a small number of subjects , and the script analysed by the current recognition system . 

The best-known effort of this kind was that made by Torcy in 1712 to prepare a small number of young men for the French diplomatic service by the creation of a ` Political Academy " . 

Planned studies will compare strength of stereotype formation , when the same amount of information about a novel group is either concentrated in a small number of salient individuals , or dispersed across several members of the group . 

It is used by vast numbers of people who do not live there but take lunch at its many bus stops . 

Thus they support vast numbers of creatures , and in particular provide the principal feeding ground for an extraordinary variety of specialist birds , the waders . 

In the years that followed the Brigade was called to a vast number of outside fires , until they eventually handed over control to the National Fire Service in 1942 . 

This Act embraces a vast number of persons holding public office of a specified sort ; it is amended regularly as new offices are created and persons appointed to them . 

In our own time it has been only fascists , racists and their ilk who ha-e felt the urge to slaughter vast numbers of people whom they have regarded as different from themselves . 

Perhaps the number of thinly-disguised character studies in modern fiction , from Molly Keane to Emma Tennant , are a better tribute to her than anything else , not all of them flattering , it must be said . 

Cornell found a number of employment options that he never dreamed existed after a work-site injury forced him out of his job at a foundry .

After the attacks had occurred , while crisis managers were still sorting out a number of unnerving false alarms , Air Force One flew to Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana .

Though a number of agencies had some part of the task , none had security as its primary mission .

Within about two months of the start of combat operations , several hundred CIA operatives and Special Forces soldiers , backed by the striking power of U.S. aircraft and a much larger infrastructure of intelligence and support efforts , had combined with Afghan militias and a small number of other coalition soldiers to destroy theTaliban regime and disrupt al Qaeda .

Airfields have been constructed on a number of the islands , and road systems have been expanded and im proved .

There is a much-quoted saying , attributed to the epidemiologist Geoffrey Rose : `` A large number of people exposed to a small risk may generate many more cases than a small number exposed to a very high risk .

The relative risks for the moderately underweight are much lower , but the number of children in that category is so large that the total attributable burden amounted to almost two-thirds of the total global burden of disease for that risk factor .

A number of poignant Yiddish words defy genuine translation into English:

Assumption ( 1 ) is a fairly general analytical concept , i.e. the closer data is to the measurement threshold , the higher the variability is in that measurement [ 12 19 ] . Assumption ( 2 ) appears to be empiricaly valid when surveying the literature for high-density microarray experiments which evaluate severe biological events , from caloric restriction [ 20 21 ] to apoptosis [ 22 23 ] . In these experiments [ 20 21 22 23 ] , regardless of the gene selection method used , less than 5% of the total number of genes probed were differentially regulated .

The NYT lead sees `` war fever '' gripping Congress as it 's told by Defense 's William Cohen that if diplomacy fails , the U.S. will wage a `` significant '' military campaign against Iraq , which turns out to mean a sustained air war , but no substantial number of ground troops .

Therefore , estimates of temporal stability for the 8 analytes were calculated for the total number of samples and for the first and second batches separately .

Figure 2shows the number of lost and acquired genes estimated , for each group of genomes considered .

Yet the number of spin networks in ring N + is larger than the number of spin networks in ring N. Statistically , there are more ways to advance into ring N + than to retreat from ring N into ring N - . Other things equal , amplitude should tend to propagate outward from the gamma - tetrahedron .

The pay is low to nonexistent , the number of scowls from others enough to darken any day .

The normal intima of the synovium is one to two cells thick and consists mainly of macrophage-like and fibroblast-like cells [ 3 ] . In inflammation , macrophages make a large contribution to intimal thickening , where these cells increase in number and proportion [ 3 ] . Evidence indicates that intimal macrophages arrive via the circulation as monocytes [ 4 ] , and it is proposed that increased numbers of intimal macrophages in RA are largely attributed to enhanced monocyte recruitment from blood vessels in the synovium [ 1 5 ] . Neutrophils are also recruited in RA and can be found in abundance in synovial fluid , yet they occur in relatively low numbers in the synovium [ 5 ] . In synovial fluid their number can reach 10 6per joint , particularly during an active phase of the disease [ 6 ] . Neutrophils occur at the pannus-cartilage junction [ 7 ] and it is presumed that these cells reach the joint cavity by migrating from the blood vessels in the synovium , following a chemotactic gradient .

They 've tried to impact it before in a number of ways , wrongfully , irresponsibly . ''

[ 23 ] have shown that this assay provides linearity between optical density and cell number .

DNA pooling is a practical way to reduce the cost of large-scale case-control association studies , because it allows measurement of allele frequencies in groups ( or pools ) of individuals , thereby reducing the number of PCR reactions and genotyping assays dramatically .

Although short-term application of high PEEP did not significantly change pH i , it is conceivable that longer durations or higher numbers of patients would have led to more prominent reductions and statistically significant differences .

So even using the old numbers , most families in 1950 had a material standard of living no better than that of today 's poor or near-poor .

The sequence comparisons among TUGs probably underestimate the number of duplicated genes because sequence data are incomplete .

Variation in the number of perfused capillaries and local differences in the vasodilator response characteristics of vessels cause local differences in blood flow of up to sixfold [ 17 ] .

number of innovative practices were noted that may have broader implications .

In fiscal year 2000 , the number of times that GAO 's senior executives testified before the Congress and the rate at which our recommendations were implemented exceeded that of most recent years .

It could reflect properties of the spontaneous DNA damages , the replication fork , the number of replication forks , the number of chromosomes , the organization and structure of the chromosomes , the repair machinery , or the availability of homologous chromosomes for repair .

Assigning function by sequence homology alone is subject to a number of caveats , including the occurrence of structurally homologous enzymes that catalyze different reactions [ 3 ] and the propagation of error through successive rounds of sequence annotation [ 4 ] .

The occurrence of `` transitory '' fibers was also associated with a decline in the number of fibers exhibiting the type II staining only , which suggests a type II into type I transition .

Further , in many countries , a large number of health-care workers are themselves infected .

In this article we focus on a number of cases where at least several trp genes are linked , thus providing analytical advantages offered by the analysis of more than one gene .

The other islands , called the Family Islands by the government but generally referred to as the Out Islands by the tourist trade , have not shared this huge growth in numbers of visitors .

A number of molecular chaperones are retained in the ER , due to a conserved signal sequence at the C-terminal end of the protein , ( KDEL ) , which binds to a receptor in the Golgi apparatus [ 15 ] . More recently , however molecular chaperones bearing the ER retention signal have been localized to the surface of different cell types .

Figure 3 shows the number of days on which the p -value of the most likely cluster was within a given range .

We were particularly interested in minimizing the number of genotypes that appeared to be associated with two closely located recombination events - what are sometimes referred to as double-recombinant haplotypes .

The symmetric distance is the number of partitions that are found in one tree but not the other .

Pitfalls Not collecting the right amount of data ; not examining the right number of sites ; insufficient supply of well-trained evaluators ; difficulties in giving evaluators enough data collection latitude to obtaining insight without risking bias

The assemblies that were identical in the number of component sequences were generally small clusters .

In addition , we examine each peptide for significant differences in the expected frequency of amino acids and the number of times a specific peptide sequence has been repeated .

Figure 5illustrates the relationship between adjusted p values and the number of genes being tested .

Nevertheless , the good St. D. , retired , is still occupying a good number of my cerebral neurons and synapses .

In this period , a number of key technological changes appeared : sewing machines that made many more stitches a minute , long knives instead of shears for cutting , and pressing machines .

The number of hard-core cocaine and heroin users , between 2.5 million and 3 million , has been stable during the Clinton years .

This administrative coordination reduced `` the number of transactions involved in the flow of goods , increased the speed and regularity of that flow , and so lowered costs and improved the productivity of the American distribution system . ''

Some investments in heritage assets , for example national parks , will be reported by both 1 ) the number of physical units identified as national parks in the heritage assets category , and by 2 ) the number of acres used as a park or an historic site in the stewardship land category ( see Chapter 4 of this document ) .

The number of AQPs in the Arabidopsis genome - 35 - compares with the presence of , for example , 15 potassium channels and 15 proton/metal antiport systems in the Arabidopsis genome .

With piracy at an end , a number of towns and villages grew up along the shoreline , and the extension of the railway line to Almería in 1899 promoted the early development of the eastern region .

F. Number of Americans who 've dozed during a Kevin Costner movie .

In contrast , hESCs could provide an unlimited number of specialized cells .

After January 1, 2000 , the Administrator shall allocate annually for each unit , subject to theemissions limitation requirements of paragraph ( 1 ) , which is located in a State with an installed electrical generating capacity of more than 30,000,000 kw in 1988 and for which was issued a prohibition order or a proposed prohibition order ( from burning oil ) , which unit subsequently converted to coal between January 1, 1980 and December 31, 1985 , allowances equal to the difference between ( A ) the product of the unit 's annual fuel consumption , on a Btu basis , at a 65 percent capacity factor multiplied by the lesser of its actual or allowable emissions rate during the first full calendar year after conversion , divided by 2,000 , and ( B ) the number of allowances allocated for the unit pursuant to paragraph ( 1 ) : Provided , That the number of allowances allocated pursuant to this paragraph shall not exceed an annual total of five thousand .

The maximum number of consecutive days also was calculated for the same three parameters .

Indeed , a recent report is consistent with this idea in suggesting that the number of protein-protein interactions significantly affects rates of evolution [ 4 ] . However , upon investigation of this relationship at multiple levels of evolutionary relatedness , we found that there was only a slight correlation , at best , between evolutionary rates and the number of protein-protein interactions .

Making peer-reviewed literature immediately accessible , searchable , and reusable to anyone in the world with an Internet connection is a uniquely direct means of achieving a number of goals that are common to most scholarly associations and of advancing the diverse interests of their constituencies .

It is notable that glomeruli and collecting ducts are distinguished from other segments by high number of adherent cells .

Widely quoted in this form , this number implies that the experts are confident that the result is not 75 million or 77 million , but is somewhere between 75 .

One should recall that the TCR mice express a CD4-restricted TCR , and thus produce increased numbers of anti-Tag CD4 T cells , and thus we anticipated a bias in numbers toward this T cell type .

Its twin objectives are to dramatically increase the number of low-income Americans who can access the civil justice system and to ensure that all clients receive quality legal services .

In order for either approach to fully realize its potential of truly evolving libraries of diverse synthetic molecules , rather than simply enriching libraries that already contain at the outset the `` most fit '' molecule , researchers must develop sophisticated library syntheses that generate remarkable complexity ( vast numbers of different compounds ) in a relatively modest number of DNA-compatible synthetic steps .

Such differences in the two major histologies have also been reported previously for DAPK , HIC1 , and APC genes [ 13 ] . However , we found CDH1 promoter methylation restricted to SCC in the present study , while Dong et al found methylation in both histological types [ 13 ] . This difference may be due to small number of AC patients we studied .

The false discovery rate ( FDR ) was computed as the ratio of the estimated number of `` falsely significant '' probe sets to the total number of `` significant '' probe sets .

However , the amino terminus of C/ EBPα also functionally interacts with a number of other factors [ 31 45 46 ] , any of which might contribute to proliferation arrest .

A potentially more important question , however , is why the number of publications per dollar invested in research and development has been increasing in Latin America while decreasing in the United States and Canada .

Moreover , a number of transcripts previously found by alternative technologies to respond to NGF treatment , showed similar changes in our SAGE profiling study .

The unplanned poorly drained and rural stratas ( Strata 4 and 5 , respectively ) had the highest number of reported malaria cases , and the two planned strata ( Strata 1 and 2 ) had the least .

Because the proportion of incidental detection among cases undergoing a TURP was not associated with age , we multiplied in each age category for each year 1985 through 1997 the proportion 0.6786 by the total number of age- and year-specific TURPs recorded among cases to get an estimate of the number of TURPs that led to a prostate cancer diagnosis .

Between January 1994 and February 1996 , the number of families on welfare nationwide fell by 8.5 percent .

We also calculated the number of bands that overlap randomly placed groups ( with the same sizes as the real groups ) .

After all , you do n't want to be rooted to the spot in front of a microphone -- you want to perform !

Joachim eventually broke away from the Cistercians and retired to a lonely spot in Calabria where disciples gathered around him and he was given papal permission to found his own congregation .

The site of Harveys ' Foundry in Foundry Square is an historic spot in industrial terms .

The International Atomic Energy Agency 's marine environment laboratory says that parts of the Gulf are cleaner than they were before the war , although there are still heavily contaminated spots .

The sea is as crystal clear as any spot in the Caribbean you might care to name .

The most feasible way to reduce the number of visitors to one area is to open up more scenic spots and footpaths in another .

He thought of a survey after the North-East came eighth in a list of 11 favourite tourist spots in Britain .

3 Just a little further on , a Cornmill entrance ( service bay ) , potentially a very dangerous spot .

In such conditions , all the sheltered spots get overcrowded , and there is usually too much colour in the water .

She was driven several miles to a secluded country spot and assaulted for an hour .

Gregory 's , for those on shore holidays , is in a quiet spot right on a good swimming beach .

They all like a dryish soil in full sun ; in rich conditions or in shady spots they tend to grow too lush and produce too few flowers .

One afternoon I went out with another girl for a walk , with the idea of finding a quiet spot in the meadow we called the Big Field , to read and write letters .

` Oh no " he muttered as the animal at his groin stirred again . 

He felt an embarrassed stirring in his groin and shifted position in his seat . 

He injured his groin during the friendly with Ajax on Wednesday , but was improved yesterday . 

His fingers traced a line from her groin up to her chin , forcing her to look back at him . 

Allen , who has missed the last four games , said : ` I must admit I was a little concerned and went to see the same specialist that did the operation on my groin before . 

The conclusion that there was not going to be any hit him at the same time as Rincewind , whirring wildly down the passage , kicked him sharply in the groin . 

Two years ago , I had a vasectomy , and since then I have had pain in my groin and scrotum when exercising . 

The gipsy put the knife to work and Putt 's body arched as a pain unlike anything he had ever known spread from his groin to the whole of his body . 

Willows of a few species are abundant along some of the rills , but seldom attain a height of three feet . 

Except that Ray and I held back , watching the rain wet the while ash , carry it down in trickling grey rills . 

Wherever Defoe passed a house he found a little rill of running water . 

They were following the concrete channel of the serpentine rill , which emptied itself into a pool of stygian blackness . 

Or if you want to do something really different , try making our chocolate fish . 

As Judith finished cleaning out the hen for the next day 's dinner , she made room on the kitchen table for her mother to prepare the Friday-night traditional meal of gefilte fish . 

Specialities include fresh fish , seafoods and best Scottish beef steaks . 

Moules , snails , or rillettes may be starters , tarte au citron and Grand Marnier crepes are available after fresh fish , meat dishes and vegetarian dish of the day . 

While few of us are so lucky , we can enjoy the flavour of fresh fish by simply cooking them whole . 

` Now all fresh , frozen and chilled fish are imported at the same rate , being 2.5 per cent of first sales value of the imports . 

Pickled brisket and chopped and fried fish are the specialities , although at times Laps bizarrely mixes the Eastern European tradition with that of south Lancashire . 

All those cottages had people in them , Patrick realized , people and televisions and plates of fried fish and dogs and Wellington boots at the back door . 

Two nights a week she worked here and then on the third night she washed her hair and all her clothes to get rid of the smell of fried fish and went dancing . 

Now one thing the Elliott household is not short of is oily fish . 

Keep your levels up by eating a mix of foods rich in iron -- dark green vegetables , liver , nuts , dried apricots , oily fish and cereals . 

Gravadlax makes a delicious alternative to smoked salmon and is the raw fish marinated with plenty of herbs , especially dill . 

In addition to raw fish and squid , the baby penguins were fed a special ` Belfast Zoo " supplement containing minerals and vitamins . 

Sushi -- raw fish wrapped round or over vinegared rice , with or without seaweed -- is probably the healthiest , lowest-caloried dish you will find in any restaurant , ethnic or otherwise . 

We take a visit to Japan and discover that raw fish is only a tiny part of the Japanese diet . 

Thirty pairs of eyes stared with unwavering concentration as I dipped my hand into the all-too-familiar breakfast of slightly sour rice and salted fish . 

Fill it with a mixture of lettuce , tomatoes , pickled cucumbers , spring onions , tuna fish , hard-boiled eggs and some pitted black olives . 

The exceptions are baked beans , tuna fish and , particularly , sardines which are so good for you . 

Flake the tuna fish ; dispose of any brine , but if the fish is packed in olive oil it may be added to the dressing for the beans . 

Arrange the tomatoes , eggs , tuna fish , olives and green beans on top of the lettuce and then arrange the anchovy fillets over . 

They enrich their sole dishes with mussels and shrimps only ; and they cook their fish in locally produced cider , not in expensive white wine imported from other regions . 

Signe had cooked a fish with a sloppy skill which enabled her to read a pulp magazine and prepare dinner simultaneously without having anything burn or boil over . 

Salmon is relatively easy to eat , otherwise fish pie with pastry and leeks or fish cakes may be the best ways to eat fish . 

Feed on any live foods ( they will eat tiny fish ) and they must have vegetable matter , so include scalded lettuce , spinach and herbivore flake . 

They all trooped in , eating their fish and chips , and clustered around the bed . 

Why should they eat salt fish , when William and Joe commanded the seas ? 

Florence re-emerged holding a plastic raincoat over herself and the baby , and got into the back seat . 

The sky was darkening , and no breeze disturbing the trees , so Juliet slipped on her red raincoat over her jeans and cream shirt . 

He said I should remove my raincoat and my jacket and hang them on the hangers provided . 

Then they turned serious as she helped him pull off his raincoat and saw it had been drenched , now only half dry and the hat still sodden . 

The two prisoners , in their yellow raincoats , tried to get to the door , but the men in white knocked them to the floor and handcuffed their hands behind their backs . 

Charlie shrugged into his plastic raincoat ; too bad for Eric if he had n't brought one . 

The MI5 man had arrived a few minutes before and handed his grubby Burberry raincoat and umbrella to an unctuous waiter by the door . 

` Put this over your head , " said Mr Thabane , offering the plastic raincoat . 

I stood entranced , as I must confess I always did , while she slipped her shiny white military-style raincoat off its hanger behind the door and buttoned herself into it . 

A man raised himself from the back seat , held out an arm covered with a thin raincoat . 

Charlie stared at him when he unbuttoned the raincoat to stow the money in his shirt , but he did n't want to put anything in those pockets in case it might be spirited away . 

The ticket he was presented that morning by the silent man in the medium-grey gabardine raincoat was just another ticket . 

The man in the raincoat turned to look at him , hesitated , said , ` A similar organization . 

Then he saw another man in a yellow raincoat come out of the airport building . 

We both had a sandwich , the man in the blue raincoat saying ` We 'd better make it snappy " between every bite . 

There 's one single-breasted raincoat which has been in every collection for almost 20 seasons . 

They were dressed in long dark raincoats and wore dark felt hats and they addressed themselves to my father , ignoring the rest of us . 

He put on his raincoat and hat , opened the case and found the steel-rimmed spectacles which he carried in there for safety . 

He was wearing his raincoat and behind him in the hall stood his suitcase and a scuffed , imitation-leather flight bag . 

Over the smart street clothes DF Groome had come up with she wore a transparent raincoat . 

She wore a light travelling raincoat , and was carrying only a small leather bag . 

Ladies in Burberry raincoats can be intimidating in the nicest possible way . 

His raincoat was turned up at the collar , but not to protect him against the rain , for he always wore it that way . 

Unconsciously she patted the slight swelling of her stomach under her smart new navy-blue smock . 

Suddenly in marched the gigantic figure of the Headmistress in her belted smock and green breeches . 

Mrs Farquarson greeted him in a painter 's smock and showed him into a cluttered studio with paintings on easels and sketches strewn on the floor . 

Her four months ' pregnancy bulks above her in the flowered mound of her maternity smock . 

And then , like some giant of doom , the enormous Trunchbull strode into the room in her green breeches and cotton smock . 

Carrie does n't seem to feel the cold herself and floats around in her filmy smocks without a shiver . 

A light khaki smock fluttered over a ragged navy waistcoat , clearly once part of his best suit , and his shirt bore neither collar nor stud . 

A Titford family photograph taken in the early 1890s shows husband and wife with five daughters and young Marwood , the girls in neat smocks or severe black dresses , the son in an Eton collar , and every one of the group looking his or her most miserable Sunday best Those photographers who made a speciality of enticing young ladies to say ` prunes " and ` prisms " to bring out their charming dimples , called ` watch the birdie ! " with much gusto or tried ` cheese ! " in the hope of a smile would have had a rough time indeed with severe-looking Benjamin James and his wife and children . 

There he got talking to a gaunt girl in an ash-stained black smock who claimed to have read his screenplay and who , over glasses of red wine , and later in the terrible pub , told him he was a weakling and a hypocrite with no notion of the ways of men and women . 

Overcome with shyness , she looked down at her feet , twisted the hem of her much-washed pale blue smock and said nothing . 

A formidable figure she was too , in her belted smock and green breeches . 

Usually he was in camouflage smock and holding an A.K. at the hip , and would probably have knocked half his pelvis off from the recoil if he had fired at that angle . 

She watched her friend 's institutional baby-blue smock turn dark along her thighs . 

Smock or frock mills are so called because their shape is said to resemble a man dressed in a smock . 

The driver and guard were compelled to dress in smocks and straw hats , but the unusual feature was short-lived because of the damage done to the thatch by the wind and rain . 

Let me be buried in lead at Claydon next to where your father proposes to lie himself , and let no stranger wind me , nor do not let me be stripped , but put a clean smock on me , and let my face be hid and do you stay in the room and see me wound and laid in the first coffin , which must be of wood if I do not die of any infectious disease , else I am so far from desiring it that I forbid you to come near me . 

If they have been just very bad , and if they have someone to stand up for them , they are given three strokes of the whip , usually by Sheldon Parry , the born-again television director , and then made to put on a short green smock for the duration of the service . 

She dismissed her model -- a patient old peasant -- and taking off her artist 's smock , tossed it aside with a girlish gesture . 

One was a rheumatic Black Country labourer who would come threshing with a flail , wearing a smock . 

As for me , I wore a white countryman 's smock that Mum had made , had a red handkerchief tied around my neck and a floppy grey felt hat with wide brim was stuck on my head . 

My own solution is to wear a one-piece smock that fits over my head . 

She wore a flowered smock , and her spectacles hung round her neck on a cord . 

Instead , they are housed in storerooms in museums to be used by researchers . 

Cleveland Police are warning smokers to beware of offers of cheap cigarettes as they could be part of a hoard stolen from a storeroom in Morgan Drive , Guisborough . 

Taking a heavy poker in one hand and a torch in the other , he charged down the steps , feeling certain that the intruder had entered the storeroom . 

While Mr. S. went to deal with a request made by Mr. A. , the respondent entered the storeroom and helped himself to a key-cutting machine from stock . 

Whilst Mr. S. went to deal with a request made by the respondent 's new employer , the respondent entered the storeroom and helped himself to a key cutting machine from stock . 

It was only then it dawned on him that there must be another exit from the storeroom . 

Rats living in the storerooms of his house emerged from their holes , carrying their young in their teeth , and ran to higher ground . 

We did a lot of woodwork at our school , and the other kids liked to lock me and my friends in the storeroom and have us chant ` Manchester United , Manchester United , we are the boot boys " as they held chisels to our throats and cut off our shoelaces . 

` Two , but they sleep across the courtyard , above the storerooms . 

He did sometimes stay in the storeroom and check the day 's accounts . 

And Mr Levin , who has fashioned a complex web of small joint ventures with companies such as Silicon Graphics , a computer manufacturer , has also been careful not to rule out deals with bigger partners .

It 's bred in the blood and bone of men , in the complex web of nerve and muscle and organic tissue .

Pro-Chinese elements had traditionally convened in the Federation of Trade Unions and through complex webs of professional , social and business organizations .

Subsidised water taxis and cargo barges would return to the city 's web of waterways , which are now mainly a tourist attraction .

The papillae are broad and glassy with rugose tips ; webs of skin connect their bases .

Their career prospects , their contacts with foreign scholars , their publication outlets -- all were controlled by a complex web of party bodies ultimately responsible to the Central Committee .

The remaining web of streets was due for redevelopment -- the standard solution to housing decay in the last couple of decades .

Thus late Roman towns became a web of holy places through the shrines of the martyrs , later of other saints , ` honorary martyrs " , determining spatial relationships within the town .

The redefinition -- or even refusal -- of the categories of either representation or abstraction proposes a rupturing of the secure fabric of binary logic . 

As for redefinition or reorientation of the overall enterprise , this material should serve to confirm that such developments are difficult but still possible . 

On the one hand , there has been a redefinition and tightening of formal controls , but on the other , there has been a simultaneous and sometimes incompatible thrust towards more management autonomy . 

This new interest has not relied simply on a moral redefinition of ` crime " to draw attention to analogous , but uncriminalised , activities of the ruling class ( although that has been part of it ) . 

David Blunkett , shadow health secretary , said that he made a speech three weeks ago with very good evidence behind him that the Government was going to engage in redefinition of ` nursing care " once a patient 's surgery had been completed . 

Recent knowledge concerning the disease 's diagnosis and treatment , and its redefinition as a primarily civilian rather than a military problem , made the regulationist strategy impracticable . 

The decision was taken after other member countries refused to accept US demands for a reduction of its contribution to the ISO 's budget and for its redefinition as a " study group " rather than a body with price-stabilizing powers . 

One of Cornford 's most important implications for Eliot was his redefinition of what ` comedy " meant in terms of Greek and more primitive drama . 

It was Gustav Mahler and Richard Strauss who had the insight and courage to start , at the turn of the century , the long process of discovery and purification which is leading to a redefinition of Mozart . 

In it Jones challenges the concept of full employment , questions the relevance of the work ethic and advocates the redefinition of work to include domestic labour and hobby activities . 

Schumpeter 's redefinition of democracy as a method has been extremely influential . 

Discretionary standards and the redefinition of certain concerns as private mask both the values which are still implicit in legislation and in judicial decisions , and the lack of consensus on matters identified as personal . 

Whether or not his redefinition of democracy salvages what classical theorists meant by ` democracy " is one of the points on which his work has been most criticised . 

We have discussed earlier Castells 's redefinition of the ` urban " as a concern with collective consumption . 

There was a plop as it landed in the water , then it thrashed around wildly for a few seconds before settling down . 

THE PLOP of the fleeing water vole , followed by an underwater smoke-screen of silt , was once a familiar indicator of the presence of these mammals on our waterways . 

They ate and drank , sitting tucked into long grass that screened them from the river ; they could hear the flow of it , and the occasional plop of a fish . 

There was a soft ` plop " and the blue light welled out of the mantle as he closed the door , deftly trapping the light inside . 

A mutiny against the rowing establishment last summer by oarsmen being coached by him was patched up in time for the world championships in Yugoslavia , but at the end of the championships Spracklen declared that he had no future in British rowing . 

Mosley , arguing that Spengler 's understanding of caesarism was profound but that he had failed to see the potential in modern science to rejuvenate society , saw fascism as a ` mutiny against destiny "  . 

JOHN Major will move today to head off a threatened mutiny by the Tory Right to sink his premiership . 

During the Indian Mutiny of 1857 they remained steadfastly loyal to the Crown , and for this were accorded a permanent 15-gun salute by the Viceroy . 

John Wesley died in 1791 , aged eighty-eight , and the famous mutiny of the British Navy ship Bounty took place . 

The army mutiny of 1964 had created fears about the country 's stability and produced a greater intolerance of dissent . 

A mutiny over pay arrears had spread to several sections of the armed forces by the end of July , sparked off by troops of the Nyanga Battalion who erected road-blocks in the Manhica area . 

Faced with a family mutiny , he decided to pack it in and sell up . 

The period from October to December saw a rash of localized mutinies among soldiers and sailors from the naval base of Kronstadt near St Petersburg to the Far Eastern Army . 

They 'd done mutinies at training school , naturally , but it had clashed with his violin lessons and so he 'd pretended to have a cold . 

Faced with his second mutiny in barely a day Jones agreed , though insisting his men must not search or damage the house but merely demand the family silver . 

As acting Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces Ramos had led the military mutiny in early 1986 in support of President Corazon Aquino which had finally driven Marcos from office . 

A pro-Khomeini mutiny began among Air Force technicians ( known as homagars ) and then spread to other ranks ; by 10 February the Air Force was fighting against the Imperial Guard . 

So the question of her taking a five-mile hike across what in parts was sometimes rough terrain would never have occurred . 

The surrounding countryside is quite lovely and you can take a pleasant amble along the river or a more challenging hike along the South Downs Way , which passes nearby . 

One such quiet stroll had become a 12-mile hike by the time we got back to our hotel . 

On Tuesday we opted for a more strenuous hike from Braithwaite village up the steep sloped of Grisedale Pike . 

Things have changed now of course , but acts tend to tour just the Eastern side , so Western Australia still misses out because it 's such a bloody hike from Adelaide to Perth . " 

After lunch , families could join an organised hike from the hotel or get on mountain bikes for a visit to an Alpine dairy -- the cows are pastured at high altitudes in the summer . 

These vary from the very pleasant amble to the Moorsee , to more testing hikes into the Wilder Kaiser mountain range . 

This involved a long hike over Esk Hause to Gable , and to avoid the intense mid-day heat we agreed to leave the valley at dawn . 

And leading the way on the one-mile hike through the park was a Belfast man who has been helping the Ulster-led Everest expedition walk to the top of the world . 

Thomas Hargreaves , 39 , whose parents live at Llangoed , has not been seen since last Thursday , when he set off on a hike through a forest towards a glacier , close to south east Alaskan town of Juneau . 

We chose the North Rim as the starting point for our hike , mainly because it 's a great place to camp and to recuperate . 

That hike with Fielding , that uptown safari really did me good . 

Our warm-up hike before tackling Mount Robert , in New Zealand 's Nelson Lakes National Park , was certainly off to a flying start . 

Finally you can walk in from the A86 , an eight- or nine-mile hike , and then start the climb . 

They vary from two-mile rambles to 12-miles hikes , and led by volunteer guides from parish councils , local history societies , The Ramblers Association , and county council staff . 

One of the most challenging walks is the Ridge Trek , a strenuous hike leading up to and along the ridge of the Kincardine Hills on the northern edge of the forest park . 

And a couple of days ago Fergus had suggested they go for a longer hike , up into the trackless hills where the Landy could n't reach . 

` I hate my fat knees , " she said , and went off for a ten-mile hike . 

And oh , how she 'd love to use that choice and tell him to take a hike , she thought longingly . 

Deaf people will think the film 's over and take a hike before I get to do my roof-top ending . " 

In one of the worst nights on record , officers were called to investigate 20 separate thefts from cars .

For this reason the owner may be guilty of theft from the possessor or controller .

It would offend both common sense and justice to hold that the very control which enables such people to extract the company 's assets constitutes a defence to a charge of theft from the company .

He did not believe in the new property tax ; he believed that it would constitute theft from the old ladies living down the road , who would consequently vote against the Tories .

Direct theft from the parastatal system was common in Tanzania by the 1980s .

This recent police video reflects the increasing number of opportunistic thefts from drivers in heavy urban traffic .

The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs does not intend to start an investigation into possible thefts from the Zagorsk Archive .

Their middle-class employers are suspicious and often accuse them of petty theft and idleness .

Photographers were asked to pay fifty pounds a head to take pictures of the troubled businessman , who 's facing theft and fraud charges .

It should be noted that the shop assistant was guilty of theft , and not just of attempted theft .

A BBC accounts clerk took her life after being suspected of theft at work , a Plymouth inquest heard .

This , the Home Office itself suggests , is exactly what happened with offences of burglary and theft in a dwelling in the 1970s ( Home Office , 1983a , p. 29 ) in England and Wales .

He was fined £100 and given a conditional discharge after he admitted theft , possession of a knife and not surrendering to court on an outstanding warrant .

Karen reported the theft the police and the ranger , and spent hours driving around the roads looking for Tang .

He was detected at the check-out point before he had paid for the joint and later convicted of theft contrary to section 1(1) of the Act of 1968 .

Having been cleared of theft , she is now being blamed for the museum 's low attendances .

If there are alternative theft and handling counts , the jurors should not be instructed to convict of the offence which it seems more probable to them that the accused committed .

There have been several reports this year of petty theft and one violent incident .

It was flecked cloth with zips down the side of the jacket -- which looked absolutely horrible -- and peg trousers . 

He tugged at the zip on the back of her dress while she unbuttoned his shirt and removed his tie . 

I pulled the life-jacket inflation toggle and was very thankful to hear it and feel it inflating -- but I realised immediately my suit zip was n't fully up , freezing water was seeping into it " . 

Shivering , she pulled up her anorak zip and turned to the left . 

She rolled onto her side to let him pull down the zip of her dress . 

The boy who opened the door had dyed black hair , which heightened the pallor of his face , and his jeans were heavy with zips . 

Anya 's attempts at dissuasion , like an unsubtle variant on the old water torture , persist through Rainbow 's three cups of black coffee , hasty shower , and struggles with the overstressed zip in her jeans . 

Then she felt his fingers at the zip of her dress , and breathed a sigh of relief . 

Wide-awake Vincent has snatched a maximum of four hours a night shut-eye since he was born 3 ½ years ago . 

` No , it 'll be a night out I would guess , although I 'm for home myself first , to get some shuteye . 

When in Auckland A cultural misunderstanding has led to a young Cook Islander being fined £75 by a New Zealand judge for squeezing the buttocks of two white women in a Wellington street . 

The arms , legs and buttocks of these children are often stripped of flesh so that the skin hangs in folds . 

Wearing a Marlene Dietrich-style tux and top hat , Madonna caressed the thigh and slapped the buttocks of a lingerie-clad female dancer . 

The fish and fruit diet sustained them well , though a doctor diagnosed Mr Glennie , who lost 22lb , as being malnourished , and he showed reporters folds of skin hanging off his buttocks . 

When you are in the air use the back foot to pull the tail of the board up under your buttocks . 

Her buttocks look like two golden apples in the sun , wrinkled , like ripe apples , where they meet the top of her legs . 

He had big , brown eyes , long furry ears and dimpled buttocks . 

` I saw everything , " said a young mother with clenched buttocks . 

Ben jiggled his buttocks on the hard wooden bench , one cheek to the other , hands jammed beneath his legs . 

I turned from my contemplation of the inclement evening and eased my buttocks on to the warm radiator beneath the window . 

Her breasts were crushed and pinched by callused fingers , her thighs lifted to meet the demands of the muscular buttocks thrusting against her . 

He kissed her lightly upon the lips , and turned her so her slim , shapely back and plump , rounded buttocks faced him . 

Her slim waist emphasised the voluptuous curve of her hips ; and her pert , plump , rounded buttocks stuck out like two shapely globes . 

Below is a Gothic fantasy of plunging gorges and isolated mesas -- flat tablelands with steep edges -- all in paintbox colours . 

On the other side of the trail is a series of vast mesas , cut off from each other like islands . 

Then a buttery glow leaking from horizon to horizon , flooding the mesas and outcrop rock of the high desert . 

About 200 guests , including representatives from the contractor firms , took part in the outdoor Mass and barbecue -- called ` mamona " in Casanare -- held near the construction site on the Alto del Aceite Mesa . 

Rebels reported a second airstrike against opposition fighters battling government forces near a university along the coast in Port Brega .

Her son , Anas , fought with the insurgency in Baghdad and died , she said , in a U. S. airstrike along the Iraqi-Syrian border .

In a related development , a government commission said it had determined that 30 civilians and 69 Taliban militants were killed Sept. 4 during a German-ordered NATO airstrike on two hijacked fuel trucks in northern Afghanistan .

Alliance troops , however , lately have managed to kill several important insurgent figures in pinpoint raids in Helmand , including Mullah Akhtar Mohammed Osmani , slain in an American airstrike in December .

Kadafi 's youngest son and three grandchildren were reportedly killed in a NATO airstrike in April .

An airstrike on a car fleeing the scene is believed to have killed two other attackers , the army spokeswoman said .

In Helmand province , NATO officials said a child was accidentally killed in an airstrike on a suspected insurgent compound in the Nad Ali district .

In the early days of the battle for Fallouja , the U. S. called in an airstrike on 30 to 40 insurgents inside a mosque in the eastern section of the city .

Another airstrike in the same area injured four Hamas militants , Palestinian officials said .

Abu Musab Zarqawi , the leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq , died in a U. S. airstrike just outside this city last June .

Al Qaeda in Iraq last year declared an Islamic caliphate in Diyala , and its leader , Abu Musab Zarqawi , was killed in a U. S. airstrike here in June .

Sure , they caught glimpses when adoring supporters would be bused in to show adulation during speeches Kadafi would deliver from the balcony of the palace-turned-museum that President Reagan bombed in a 1986 airstrike .

Afghan officials said Monday that nine civilians died in a U. S. airstrike north of Kabul .

An airstrike Tuesday morning apparently damaged a water main , and much of the city was without running water .

Also in Helmand , a man described as a senior Taliban commander and three members of his family were killed Saturday in a North Atlantic Treaty Organization airstrike , the official Bakhtar news agency reported .

Also Wednesday , Libya said a British airstrike had hit its major Sarir oil field and damaged a pipeline connecting the deposit to the Mediterranean port of Hariga .

The strike took place not far from the scene of a U. S. airstrike last February , also called in by special-operations forces , which left at least 27 Afghan civilians dead .

A NATO airstrike hit a military base once commanded by Kadafi 's son Khamis .

The early-morning airstrike destroyed one apartment building , crushing residents beneath tons of debris while they were sleeping , Libyan authorities said .

An American airstrike killed the Taliban insurgents whose attack caused a helicopter crash that killed 22 Navy SEALs and eight other U. S. service members , military officials in Kabul and Washington said Wednesday .

He died in a secondhand U. S. military uniform , ambushed by Moammar Kadafi 's men as he cleared a road after an airstrike by his new NATO allies .

Special operations forces tracked down a group of " less than 10 " insurgents and called in an airstrike from an F-16 fighter jet , Allen said .

In 1986 , a U. S. airstrike on Kadafi 's compound killed his adopted daughter .

Meanwhile , controversy erupted over allegations that a Western airstrike late Wednesday resulted in civilian deaths in Kandahar province , which borders Helmand .

In a separate Israeli airstrike Friday , three people in the northern Gaza Strip were killed when a missile hit the car in which they were riding .

His son 's friends , who fought beside him , told his father of the young man 's death late Wednesday in a government airstrike .

In addition to the fighting Sunday in Bin Jawwad , a government airstrike targeted Ras Lanuf , destroying three hangars at a small military base .

In other words : ` As an important chap from England , I know better . " 

Networking , I said , is what you do in the corridor outside the plenary session of the annual conference with that interesting chap from Stanford working on a similar problem . 

I put ads in the dog press , and a chap from the Isle of Wight showed interest as he 'd just lost his . 

` Let the clever pathology chaps in their laboratory decide that , " said Dr McIntyre . 

In the Victor the Germans were always getting slaughtered by plucky chaps with square jaw and purple stubble . 

Lots of chaps with pink coats will have nothing to do on winter mornings unless we let 'em come repossessin' with us . 

But I have heard since that two other witnesses described a chap with dark hair . " 

The old man made a series of ticks down the right-hand side of the buff form before telling Charlie to report back to the chap with the three white stripes . 

` Was Ferris staying in the house of that artist chap there ? " 

“ That director chap came and a couple of the actors … the leading ones . ” 

She protested that they should n't have been put on there without her authority , and the farm chaps laughed and said , ` You wo n't be wanting that again . " 

Then later , when I was at drama school , my father had a flat in the Temple which is where all these lawyer chaps hang out . 

I do n't think she has the faintest idea what it would mean to marry a chap without private means , and if she did , I 'm afraid she 'd change her mind . " 

` You 're the chap with the Staffordshire terrier bitch , are n't you ? 

That did n't stop the enthusiastic chaps from giving them a sneak preview of three tracks hot off the tapes , so to speak . 

He was badly stung at the time , but later , being the reasonable chap he was , he saw it as reasonable . 

Cogley was a nice quiet chap and they got on very well together . 

" Nice young chap , " he 'd say casually afterwards , in Oxford Street or somewhere . 

` Another chopper should be along for you at any minute , old chap , but why not go and wait in your van until it arrives ? " 

These poor chaps were searching desperately for a project which would not be cursed with the ephemeral vulgarity of their usual tasks . 

A representative audience , it might be said , and one poor lonely chap wearing a Frank Spencer pullover spent almost all the proceedings with his head buried in his hands . 

The loss of this old lady 's vote was cancelled out a few streets further on , by a young chap who came to the door and told me he was a soldier . 

So what we want to do now is carry out a Caesarian section and help this young chap into the world before he runs into any real trouble . 

Now they 're better Jews than their own parents ever were -- I know one chap from Willesden Green who wo n't even eat in his mother 's kitchen any more . 

We met a chap the other day when we were staying near Dervaig , over the other side of Mull . 

IT WAS great to see a handsome chap in a loincloth on Page Three , instead of a girl . 

I 'm going over to Lancaster next week , and I 've fixed to see an archaeologist chap at the university . 

There are quite a few love-struck chaps here who do n't agree . 

` I did n't know what to do , but this tall chap with red hair -- what did you say his name is ? " 

In the end Maggie dragooned four Australian chaps , and a Cockney girl who 'd volunteered as soon as she 'd heard help was needed . 

Emigration in search of better living conditions increased whenever there was a crisis in the production or exportation of wine , upon which the island 's economy depended . 

It proved very popular and from this start began the exportation of wicker furniture . 

All Madeiran embroidery is hand-made and its production , quality and exportation is carefully controlled by the Instituto de Bordados , Tapeçaria e Artesanato da Madeira ( Madeiran Institute of Embroidery , Tapestry and Handcrafts ) . 

As part of their campaign against the exportation of live farm animals to Europe , the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is to use newspaper and poster advertisements designed to challenge indifference . 

IRA kneecap victim McHugh , 18 , faced two Customs charges of attempted exportation of 41 Ecstasy tabs and 16 amphetamine tablets . 

With many oy-oys and oy-gevalts ( cries of woe ) she suddenly raised a forefinger , and said :

Paul rode without speaking for a minute or two , listening absently to the strident cries of unseen birds in the tangled roof of the tropical forest .

At the last , immortal glory will be the reward of those who adhere to the Truth , whereas the followers of the Lie will be condemned to ` a long age of darkness , foul food and cries of woe '' .

Sometimes there were cries of pain , shouts of ` I ca n't breathe '' , but mostly a loud and continuous din of sobbing from at least half the people in the room .

As an academic critic and university teacher specializing in modern literature and literary theory , I spend much or my time these days reading books and articles that I can barely understand and that cause my wife ( a graduate with a good honours degree in English language and literature ) to utter loud cries of pain and nausea if her eye happens to fall on them .

This was the first thought he had ever had of the commune , it was at that moment it first came to him , out on the terrace sitting beside Rufus under Hilbert 's umbrella , while the Vermstroy man hunted his quarry along the woodland streams and Mary pursued him with cries of protest .

Her cries of sorrow and anger were like the fleeting cries of dawn birds , banished from this forbidden place of battle , this Bird Spirit Land …

These changes are a response to the wishes of subscribers , as expressed in readership surveys , and of the editorial staff , as expressed in repeated cries of woe .

The far-off cries of the lone bird they 'd been hearing since sunset had recently seemed to double in intensity , and Loc realized that Paul Devraux had been echoing its call by blowing on blades of jungle grass between his thumbs .

There were cries of protest , for though the sea was not yet rough , many people were already sick , and unwilling to stir .

Whether the cries of anguish for 1991 alone are justified remains to be seen .

Marie the statue had come alive and uttered cries of protest when Bobbie talked about Topaz 's degraded life .

Each coolie received a hundred blows , and only their muffled cries of pain punctuated the regular thud of the staves .

He reached down and bundled her up into his arms , trying to drown the feeble cries of pain that she uttered , reassuring her that everything would be all right .

We were well aware of him stifling cries of pain , but there was nothing for it but to proceed .

The parrot had been dozing so soundly that nothing had roused it , not even the cries of anguish from the dock road as someone else discovered there was no way into the Baltic Fleet car park .

As more East Germans joined the cries for help , the diplomat burst through the front door and sprinted 300 yards around the embassy perimeter until he reached the grotesque tug-of-war .

The cries for mercy were not confined to the chapel , but extended to the streets , and men and women were seen … in the streets , supported on each side from the chapel to their houses , for they could neither stand nor walk , and were not ashamed to , '' cry to Him who is able to save '' .

Many social workers fail to visit on a regular preventive basis and requests for assistance or cries for help are often ignored .

During the trial , prosecutor Richard Brown said : ` East Sussex Education Authority chose to brush aside the girls '' cries for help . ''

Police at Carrickfergus station , near the waterfront , heard cries for help after the 36 ft Moonraker , called Nimrod , got into difficulties .

A pen , pencil-cases , a wallet with a pound note inside , and my first watch , a pocket Ingersoll ( this cost in today 's money , 12 pence ) . 

` The peculiar thing is that Blackbeard seemed ready to murder us for a wallet with a few fivers in it , all of which he was going to give to his bruiser , anyway . 

This consists of a compact portable reader , a wallet of microfiches and the paper version of the index . 

Pushing aside her purse and the wallet of traveller 's cheques , she took out a comb , a packet of moist clean-up squares and a wad of tissues . 

Patrick smiled his thanks , and slid his hand beneath his heavy overcoat for his wallet , but Joseph put his hand on his arm and shook his head . 

The hapless passenger travelling on Sunday from Paris to the southern town of Toulouse dropped his wallet down the toilet , bent to scoop it out and trapped his hand in the bowl . 

The other man in the greatcoat gave a perfunctory flip of his ID wallet . 

A selection of products is available : envelopes , two pads -- scribbling and writing , reporters notebook , subject dividers and document wallets . 

Nor , despite the fact that the speaker -- presumably Pie -- was extending his protection to his guest , did it seem circumspect to try and reclaim the wallet . 

They would have alligator-hide wallets for their credit cards and carry photographs of their children . 

Drawing the wallet from his pocket , he separated the one of Breakspear from the rest and studied for a moment the view of the college it presented . 

She expected his suspicion and passed across her wallet of blue plastic . 

` Life 's full of disappointments , Inspector , as I 'm sure -- " Suddenly he stopped ; and his eyes lit up as he withdrew a black-leather wallet from the breast-pocket of his sports jacket . 

The thugs stole £20 from his wallet before fleeing the car park at Reading , Berks . 

On behalf of them all Tony Pite , tennis club chairman , presented Mr. Offer with a leather wallet . 

Ranulf scooped his dice into his leather wallet and they went down the spiral wooden staircase and into the hall . 

Thieves stole a leather wallet containing credit cards from a jacket hanging in McKenna and Browns in High Street , Northallerton between 3.30pm and 4.40pm on Friday . 

There were about thirty coins arranged in layers on cardboard trays ; each tray was encased in a plastic wallet . 

First he pretended two Angels found a wallet full of cash in New York and returned it to a pensioner who had been attacked . 

She 'd found her wallet of credit cards and flourished it under his nose , every fibre of her being poised to defy him if he tried to deny her the right to pay . 

Charlie had opened his wallet with a flourish , taking care that its contents were visible to all the patrons of the bar . 

` You 're not going ? " she asked , as he picked up his wallet and keys . 

She finished her drink and picked up a ticket wallet from the table . 

Christopher Attwooll , prosecuting , said Cocker had taken Wild and Coulton into his godfather 's home and they had taken his wallet . 

It would maximise civilian tactics of resistance and defuse the natural potential for violence , containing and eventually eliminating the marginal but intrusive phenomenon of collaborator activation by Israeli security authorities and collaborator execution by local Palestinians . 

Execution by hanging is always open to doubt , the timespan between initial strangulation and final oblivion not being known . 

AI also obtained detailed information about specific incidents in which the army or gendarmerie killed unarmed civilians , including the extrajudicial execution by soldiers of 11 workers at a Roman Catholic seminary in Bujumbura . 

On March 10 Gustav Just resigned as a Social Democrat ( SPD ) deputy in the Brandenburg parliament after admitting that he had participated in the execution by firing squad of six Ukrainian Jews in July 1941 . 

The accusation , made in Moscow in 1939 but only recently revealed in the newly opened archives of the former Soviet Communist Party , had resulted in Yamamoto 's immediate execution by Stalin 's security forces . 

He is on death row awaiting execution for a non-political murder . 

One was to Germany to film a documentary on the wretched William Joyce , nicknamed Lord Haw-Haw , whose wartime broadcasts from Berlin had led to his trial and execution for treason after the war . 

For the past year Maureen Timmins has been corresponding with him in San Quentin jail where he 's waiting execution for the murder of his pregnant wife . 

One of them was the execution of Mark Fiddler , or Fidler , at Lancaster Castle on 16 August 1875 , which almost ended in disaster . 

It was used at the execution of 21-year-old Jane Scott who , in 1828 , was the last woman to be publicly hanged there . 

Gorbachev eventually proved willing not only to condemn Stalin for the imprisonment and execution of loyal Russians in the 1930s , but also to concede that Stalin had secretly divided eastern Europe with Hitler in 1939 . 

The Chinese news media reported the executions of nine people in Kunming , Yunnan Province , on Feb. 5 for crimes including drug smuggling , robbery and hooliganism . 

A UK-based Indonesian human rights campaigning group , Tapol , claimed in its June bulletin that the army had been carrying out public executions of alleged members of the Free Aceh Movement ( FAM ) in northern Sumatra . 

Isaac avoided execution by promising the king a 10,000 mark fine , and in 1213 was transferred from Bristol to the Tower of London . 

According to the Rev. William Forster , who visited her in jail , she had prayed that the weather on the day of her execution should be fine . 

Six weeks after Lancaster 's execution , on 2 May 1322 , parliament assembled at York to set the seal on the royalist victory . 

Bruce , forever wavering , had muted his criticisms and been allowed by Edward to continue as joint Guardian after Wallace 's execution ; but old ambitions began to stir once more . 

On 30 January ( the day of the king 's execution ) he was appointed a member of the committee of the high court to arrange payments for the court and prepare its accounts . 

I spent the night before my intended execution listening to Capote 's raucous songs . 

The guerrillas reportedly singled out Vietnamese settlers for summary execution . 

It might have continued had a prisoner on death row , Almond Nofomela , not made a dramatic confession on the eve of his execution on October 19 , 1989 . 

Included in the pardon were General Leopoldo Galtieri , the former army commander and president , and 38 other officers who faced trial over the disappearance and presumed execution of almost 9,000 people during the 1976-83 military regime . 

AD 522-5 by a Roman senator shortly before his execution by *Thiudoreiks ( or Theodoric ) , king of the Goths . 

All four limbs were broken with the iron bar and after his execution by further heavy blows , his body was burnt to ashes . 

As concern in Western countries began to focus on the treatment of Tuareg nomads in northern Mali and Niger , the governments of both countries denied reports of massacres or summary executions of "  rebels "  . 

From 1949 to 1953 , he took part in the execution of more than 30 people . 

For although executions before English crowds ended in 1868 , it was not until 1939 that France decided to follow suit and withdraw the scaffold behind prison walls . 

Waldheim continued to be banned from entering the United States because of his alleged participation in the execution and maltreatment of Allied prisoners and in the deportation of Jews . 

She put the cruet in the centre of the table and knocked the pepper pot from its holder . 

Lady Grubb knew a great deal about antiques and owned some beautiful pieces , but she topped up the genuine furnishings with reproduction Jacobean coffee tables and plastic cruets . 

At other windows she could see tables with folded paper napkins and nickel plated cruets . 

Only four wheeled drive trucks were able to pass through the floods but apart from them and buses and lorries , Debenham was cut off .

Two Belpan Defence Force Land-Rovers and an army truck waited by the dock .

Saturday was jam packed : we were flown around in helicopters , transported in army trucks and taught abseiling .

A man in a pick-up truck slammed his hand against the door and shouted ` wow-wow " .

Cattle trucks made the transport of meat both faster and easier .

A delivery truck drove up to the quay and transferred the entire contents -- 107 cases of beer -- to the South African yacht , a one-off 61-footer ( 18.5 m ) .

Learn how to safely operate dumper trucks , skid-steer-loaders and mini diggers .

Members of the Ovens Action Group ( OAG ) claimed that they had followed a dumping truck from the Raybestos factory to the city dump , where the company had permission to dump non-toxic waste .

Each morning trucks from the factory bumped along a dust road and turned down on to the low gravel bank where we were moored .

Di Marco turned the truck to the left , stopped , and backed it until it stood on the same spot , but at a right angle to its previous position .

Long lasting. and in different shapes too , check your truck for the correct shape you need , either top or bottom .

A BUILDING site worker drowned when he drove a fork-lift truck into the River Tees , a inquest heard .

It succeeded in learning how to reverse the truck into the bay .

The potential of the new trucks will remain limited until their weight can be brought down .

Then he saw bolder colours : huge red crosses against a white panel on a muddy truck .

Jack Lampard picked out two Mercedes-Benz and a Fiat , all of them tough-looking trucks with fat tyres and reinforced springs , and had them loaded with German fuel , water and food .

If war in Europe seems likely , trucks carrying four missiles each will emerge from their bunkers and disperse around southern Britain to protect them from attack .

The two men rose and went through the minister 's anteroom into his main office . 

Inside , Ace folded one piece of plastic explosive round the corner that led into the anteroom , and placed the other above the altar . 

They went back into the anteroom , but the door through to the theatre remained open . 

Detective-Sergeant McWhirter went through into Miss Menzies ' anteroom . 

George Gardiner and Alfred Sherman sat in an anteroom ready at an instant to do her bidding . 

The ambitious Museum of Macau ( open Tuesday–Sunday 10am–6pm ; admission HK$15 ) opened in 1998 in the lower levels of the Monte Fortress .

Take the Mid-Levels Escalator to Hollywood road , known for its antiques and curio shopping .

Hollywood Road in the Mid-Levels above Central is the most famous antiques street in Hong Kong .

It ferries commuters from the Mid-Levels apartment complexes downhill from 6 to 10am , and uphill from 10am to midnight .

This recession is proving especially painful for firms in advertising , retailing , the media and financial services . 

But intense lobbying by asbestos firms in West Germany and Belgium held up agreement . 

In recent years , clothing firms in Western Europe have shrunk in half . 

Then he left them and joined a small local firm of advisers , contacted me again and recommended another insurance company -- Scottish Amicable . 

The firm of solicitors , Shindler , has formed an environmental law unit to help steer its clients through the maze of environmental regulations . 

In or before 1814 Augustus Applegath and his younger brother Joseph ran a printing establishment in Covent Garden , until 1815 when Augustus Applegath took over the printing firm of Cornish & Co. at Nelson Square , Peckham . 

The firm of Gerard & Joshua Van Neck were ‘ general merchants ’ , but unusually active in placing the capital of fellow Dutchmen ( and other continentals ) in the British public funds and company shares . 

There was a bill from a firm of removals people , Messrs Hatchers Worldwide , and the final telephone account at Primrose Cottage , and the final electricity account , including the charge for disconnection . 

The Law Society and the BSI are drawing up plans which would allow firms of solicitors to apply for a kitemark . 

Mr Barnes 's firm occupied a small Georgian house on the south side of St Clement 's . 

Thanks to Mr Clinton 's proposed defence cuts , California 's aerospace firms and military bases may be shedding jobs until 1998 . 

The outlook for Japan 's computer firms is made brighter by several major changes in the way the machines are sold which favour the existing strengths of its computer industry . 

Offices of the Levi jeans company and the computer firm , Casio , were being checked yesterday for structural damage . 

Life insurance firms are an important species of ` safe " shareholder . 

Public relations firms were engaged across the United Kingdom . 

Bob Fitzsimmons joined his father 's business after various jobs , including that of painter with a coach-building firm . 

Craven is a large contracting laboratory which carries out tests for international chemical and pesticide firms . 

The success of many Japanese and German firms in gaining global market leadership has helped shape this re-appraisal . 

One pharmacist belonging to a national firm contacted the head office , which said that a suitable product can be made by special order at £100 for 100 . 

Claims for damages against British accountancy firms have proliferated since the 1970s , when the aggressively litigious environment that US accountants had operated in for many years spread to the UK . 

In 1952 he joined the Edinburgh accountancy firm of Graham Smart and Annan , and rapidly established a reputation for achieving novel solutions to problems . 

There are many small engineering firms , some specialising in scientific instruments . 

The engineering firm , Lucas , is to shed more than two thousand jobs . 

Instead his working life has been devoted , as one might expect from that neck of the woods , to the shoe trade , helping build up the family firm into a multinational concern . 

He was educated at the Palace School , Enfield , before unenthusiastically joining the family firm . 

Mr Ward , a senior partner of the Washington law firm of Ward , Lazarus , Grow & Cihlar , is the eighth person to face criminal proceedings in relation to the Guinness affair . 

Fred 's Barbara had gone out there with her bricklayer husband and now he had a building firm and employed ten men . 

Before long , new rules were hurriedly made to allow corporate houses not only to own firms but also to become full members themselves . 

Pat savage and O. J. Kilkenny run a very successful accounting firm . 

The aristocratic disdain for manual labour has its counterpart in the Situationist " attitude to the working class considered as the moronised victims of the spectacle . 

But in January the Iraqi leader 's flat disdain for a diplomatic alternative made the start of the war to liberate Kuwait straightforward for America and its allies . 

It was precisely their erudition , their cultivation , their financial security , their disdain for the mediocre that led them to the gas chambers . 

A perfunctory handshake with Mr Kennedy before the meeting betrayed Mr Kilfedder 's disdain for the Conservative 's presence . 

Of the Imperial Camel Corps he would say that it comprised an aristocratic element among its officers and complete ruffians in the ranks ; all they had in common was a disdain for danger . 

The episode could only have increased his distrust of authority and his disdain for the bourgeois . 

Rangers have shown a delightful disdain for reputation this season . 

Setting aside his disdain for capitalism , Fidel Castro has recently urged executives of Cubapetroleo , the state-run energy firm , to seek foreign investment more energetically . 

His stern personality and disdain for idleness were reflected in his practice of keeping only one chair in his office , on which he sat while visitors stood . 

Judges have a great disdain for the law -- ; they do not understand it . " 

Probably he knew and cared , in spite of his cultivated disdain for appearances , that he had a very well-cut and intelligent mouth , too good to be hidden . 

That may be a rather spectacular and extravagant way of showing his disdain for factual knowledge erm which no doubt can go too far . 

There was an edge of disdain in her voice which Judith presumed to be a comment on Mrs Klein , wife of the community 's President , with whom Karlinsky would be staying . 

His eyes flicked up to her face , then took in her clothes , her lack of jewellery , before returning to her face again -- the disdain in them barely masked . 

The climbers later recorded the route in the park headquarters , naming the peak Point Nora Batty , to the disdain of the Park Ranger who suggested the Americans did n't want their mountains named after British politicians ! 

She had not quite the disdain of him that she put into what she said ; and perhaps he knew it as well as she did . 

Although Anderson does not demonstrate a similar degree of pomposity when interrupted by the chairman , in scene eleven , it is here that he shows the most glaring disdain of politeness moves . 

If a person intends doing someone harm , it can not be assumed that s/he displays a disdain towards humanity , although it is clearly directed towards the particular intended victim . 

And this vacuum is the perfect breeding ground for the inflation of self-doubt and self-criticism , and increasingly unfounded imaginings about other people 's competence , or about their disdain towards oneself . 

She could see his disdain , and it was n't so much for her -- she hardly seemed to count for anything at all in his eyes . 

It could also be explained as the product of pride -- a disdain for integrating himself into any kind of partisan organization . 

Maggie had been amazed at her own fury , rocked by the power of Fenna within her , breaking through the cool disdain she tried always to preserve in front of this loathsome woman . 

The Junior Minister pulled himself up to his full height of five foot three , and in a plummy voice rich with haughty disdain said , ` What difference does that make ? " 

The contempt , the disdain he 's shown from the very first moment . 

Whilst on a formation training flight on November 8 , 1941 , the pilot flew through a hailstorm and lost his reference to the horizon , crashing into the sea . 

In 1985 , its rooms in the Ancien Palais d'Expositions , which had been provided by the city , were damaged by a hailstorm and the Centre was evacuated . 

The quay was white and slippery with the granules of a recent hailstorm . 

` Like one of the summer hailstorms which come without warning and strip the fruit from the vines . 

The inspector general of the Justice Department found significant problems in the way the 9/11 detainees were treated .

Stream is often said not to be used in Australia except in metaphorical ways , normally being replaced by creek .

Gregory uses stream in the way normal in England ; Giles consistently refers to gens in the hills of central Australia , though glen is not current ( outside place-names ) in contemporary Australian English .

But only rarely did they collaborate and , with few exceptions , their work was not correlated in a systematic way .

Despite all the budget euphoria swirling about , business writer Allan Sloan uses his WP column to point out a familiar but forgotten fact : There is no surplus if you eschew `` fedmath '' and instead calculate assets and liabilities the way a business does , i.e. , not letting the government 's pension system , Social Security , be used to draw down the deficit .

She 's in some ways poignant , in some ways horrifying , and an ur-representation of all our cultural contradictions about women and power .

XML vocabularies define their own tags , and thus use XML to hold information in a way such that that information can be understood .

'' What you do n't know is that he has convinced his followers that a part of their brain , originally evolved in fishes , was passed in a distorted way to humans , causing aggressive behavior .

The abbey that today stands in ruin at the southern tip of Burgundy ruled its medieval world the way Louis XIV 's Versailles dominated 17th-century France .

Belief in the evil eye or that someone can harm another by looking at him or her in a certain way is found all over the world .

Chicago 's revenues also suffer from the way undergraduates are taught at Chicago -- in small , participatory seminars led by full faculty members .

Or , the replacement rate considered to be adequate can be computed in a more sophisticated way , netting out Social Security taxes , other taxes , or working expenses that will not be paid in retirement .

There 's a bit of the `` strange new respect '' phenomenon in the way journalists respond to these positions .

Hype derives from hyperbole , and when it came into use in the '60s , it was used , in much the way overhyped is used today , to refer to something praised far in excess of its value ( `` Sergeant Pepper has been hyped as a masterpiece , but the fact is , most of the songs on it are n't of the first rank '' ) .

There are no guarantees , of course , about how differences will play out , so all you can do is try to look ahead and imagine if you both will adopt the other 's ways , carry on comfortably with distinct approaches , or wind up killing each other .

If not , then the decoder merely transforms a bit string sent along a communication channel into some other discrete or continuous dynamicsperhaps a set of water-filled bowls is drained by turning on a machine that opens valves between the bowls and to the outside world in particular ways .

While I appreciate U.S. News & World Report 's endorsement , the true value of your support is measured by the way Goodwill takes on problems that affect all of us .

[ but ] there 's some passion in the action , a lilt to the chases , a fluid lyricism in the way the beasts move across hapless humans who cross their paths '' ( Joe Morgenstern , the Wall Street Journal ) . ( See David Edelstein 's review in Slate and The Lost World site . )

The way the program works is this : one uses the cursor to highlight a particular word for which synonyms are desired .

I am not sure why , but I expected the program to `` network '' in the same way .

The AP story about the deal in USA TODAY makes it clear that consolidation is good for business in all kinds of ways , explaining that if it falls through , Lockheed nonetheless collects a $200 million breakup fee .

Although highly unlikely , it 's possible , we suppose , that all these distinguished publications repeatedly misheard the same individual in the same way , although he has no speech impediment that we know of .

This fascination crops up in the book in a number of ways , which will seem thought-provoking or irritating , depending on taste .

The savings are counted in more ways than dollars and cents , however .

In this way , each point indicates the head of a vector that summarizes the phase for a particular specimen .

So many Modernist breakthroughs involved the visual dismantling of a woman -- Picasso 's Demoiselles d 'Avignon ( 1907 ) on the second floor of MoMA , de Kooning 's Woman , I ( 1950 -51 ) on the third -- that it should come as no surprise that Léger began the same way , with his systematically fragmented Woman in Blue ( 1912 ) , the first piece in the exhibition .

I have a severe visual problem and this has led me into wonderful ventures around the galleries , ` seeing " art in my own way .

` Is this your unusually polite way of saying you do n't agree with my ideas ? " he enquired drily .

He looked down it , past the beautiful white shuttered houses to the bay in the distance , and the blue glitter of the sea . 

The General saw the glitter of sunlight flashing from the brass decorations of the muskets . 

And he saw , too , narrowing eyes that were used to singling out detail at great distance , the betraying glitter of sunlight upon arms , below him in the copses of the valley . 

It was dark now , the sky a velvet-soft black , but as she watched the moon came out and changed the colour of the sky , caught the glitter of ice and dimmed the stars . 

Above the glitter of the diamonds , she saw the words ` Flint Investments Ltd . " 

` True , " he mocked softly , a merciless glitter in his eyes . 

She knew he watched her , and with a pronounced glitter in his blue eyes , which boded ill , but she did n't care . 

With a muffled shriek , she pushed at his weight with her hands and knees , half laughing as he squashed her flat again and controlled her flailing arms with a glitter of laughter in his eyes . 

Her eyes were adjusting to the darkness , and now she could see that he had folded his arms over the enticing broadness of his chest and was watching her with a challenging glitter in his eyes . 

` Wait , " Mildred warned as she saw the glitter of anticipation in Medmelton eyes . 

The glitter in his hooded eyes made it impossible for her to hazard even the wildest guess at what he was thinking . 

There was a warning glitter of laughter in his eyes , and casually he dropped his cigar to the terrace and ground it out under his heel , then moved a fraction closer to her . 

Underground chief Denis Tunnicliffe forecast that 5,000 construction jobs would be available by next Easter . 

In addition to the 60 people now working at Regeneration House , the project is expected to create 1,800 construction jobs and when complete the station complex will provide 1,720 extra jobs . 

For Corporal Gary Elmer , whose day job is as a builder , this is a big change : during the week he puts them up , and at weekends he knocks them down ! 

It 's hard to tell people not to give up their day jobs -- but a lot of the time that 's exactly what you mean . " 

It might be considered that performance at many factory jobs would be easier to assess since a product is involved . 

Nearly a quarter of the forty were in unskilled factory jobs and over a third have done typing or general office work . 

It had something of the quality of a full-time job -- a rather unpleasant one . 

Two striking differences from British and American assemblies were noticeable : top government officials were not disbarred from being deputies , the deputies were all part-timers who held another full-time job . 

Fortunately , Gerald found an office job , with a national charity , and his symptoms were only a slight inconvenience . 

Before Jean Bevan 's husband was promoted to an office job , he did , in his wife 's opinion , do ` real " work , i.e. manual work , like housework . 

The father , who worked in a lawyer 's office , found Stephen a job as a clerk , which , while tedious , was better paid than sawing wood . 

David now added a part-time job teaching at a polytechnic to his already heavy load of work , and was hardly ever at home . 

Some women even manage to combine two part-time jobs and the children ! 

Their total income each week — from a part-time job , family credit and child benefit — amounts to just over £150 . 

` I noticed a teaching job in Sheffield that did n't look too bad . " 

A FORMER Portsmouth soccer player has been suspended from his teaching job after claims that he had sex with a teenage girl pupil 12 years ago . 

It was his first London teaching job and he was working in the Humanities department : ` It was right in the beginning I suppose and there was about two months before I actually started . " 

A woman who caused a row when she applied for a teaching job under a false identity has now joined the debate over children 's reading . 

Amongst teenagers in temporary jobs the importance of special measures was particularly pronounced . 

The ending of a temporary job was of greatest importance for unemployed teenagers . 

The one indication that Gerstner recognises the problem will be his approach to the top jobs at each of IBM 's most important businesses . 

We may also find that more and more top management jobs in big companies are filled by hiring people away from smaller companies . 

A high flying professor of accountancy has been appointed to one of the top jobs at the Treasury with a salary of £100,000-a-year , the Prime Minister 's Office announced . 

During the filming for the ` Bankrobber " video , Clash roadies Baker and Johnny Green faked a bank job in South London . 

There is likely , for example , to be a progression away from blue-collar jobs to white-collar or service occupations , but these could well take on more of the character which factory work has had in the past , if the tendency is not resisted . 

Elsewhere , 100,000 government jobs will go , along with 25% of White House staff , and 3% would be cut from the Federal agency administrative costs . 

Government jobs and the opportunities which association with the government gives allow them the possibility of accumulating material goods . 

The headship of the Benefits Agency will rank with the chief executive 's post on the National Health Service as the most demanding management job in Britain . 

In far too many management jobs there is the tyranny of the in-tray . 

However , when the researchers reached the shop floor they discovered that robots were far too expensive for management to waste them on unskilled jobs . 

It was Paul Lexington 's party , and since courting the ticket agencies was very much a management job , Charles was surprised to notice that the producer was n't there . 

Volunteers are now engaged who may work full-time in the bureau in the hope that the experience , training and discipline will lead to a paid job in the future , either inside or outside the CAB . 

How is a family 's social ranking affected by both husband and wife in a paid job or career ? 

The declining demand for labour in agriculture even militates against a move to a higher paid job within the industry itself . 

Conversely , pursuing a mundane , poorly paid job or no job at all may provoke a sense of alienation from society . 

Between 1981 and 1987 , the number of permanent jobs had increased by only 1,000 , although training has been substantially boosted by the corporation . 

Through the work experience gained and training provided , participants should be able to compete more effectively for available permanent jobs . 

Finally , only a minority of self-employed temporaries would actually have preferred a permanent job . 

The time spent at his summer jobs -- perhaps not least that spent in his uncle Lawrence 's brass foundry reinforced this view . 

The summer job she had so flukily landed in television had shuttled her across London in the finding of the artists , ` characters " and celebrities necessary to feed its greedy magazine formula . 

In 1940 I was fortunate to find a summer job in the local tomato factory , one of the innumerable similar factories scattered in the Parma province . 

In 1980 he arrived at Queen 's University to study law and at the end of his first year flew out to the USA to find summer jobs as labourer . 

So then at the end of that year he offered me a summer job , a kind of an apprentice job and that was it . 

For every unskilled job we advertise , we get a hundred applicants -- more than a hundred . 

They face the prospect of having to accept unskilled jobs at lower wages or of retraining , in either event , they may have to move to another part of the country . 

It seemed indeed that the numbers of low-paid unskilled jobs were growing with the advance of mechanization . 

These people need unskilled jobs , pleasant homes and a better environment , not business parks . 

British Coal yesterday announced the loss of 450 white-collar jobs in Yorkshire . 

In the case of skilled jobs , the initial approach was made by telephone , and for white-collar jobs the first approach was by letter . 

This time white-collar jobs in services , from banking to advertising , have also been axed -- the very sectors that provided virtually all the new jobs of the past two decades . 

The single women had , on average , better pension levels than the men in all age groups , reflecting the levels of female employment in white-collar , public sector jobs . 

AROUND 3,000 white-collar jobs at British Coal are set to be axed and more pits could close if the industry does not become more competitive , the corporation 's chairman admitted yesterday . 

Usually the suggestors get the job of managing the news groups and would only impose their own standards of control . 

So he got the job as the postman , yet even that did n't stop him behaving strangely . 

In the last year of the war there was a girl who had a job in Simon 's office . 

However , employment is not a guarantee against poverty , even for those who have full-time jobs . 

He had a variety of unskilled jobs , and at the beginning of the 1880s , when he first became involved in radical politics , he was working in a wallpaper warehouse . 

A Soviet engineer who lost his job a decade ago after applying to emigrate needs to catch up . 

If I stick up for myself he either ignores me or suggests that I 'm being impertinent and that I risk losing my job by being out-spoken . 

Whether Mr Larson will ever start his new job , scheduled to begin in June , might be disputed by Mrs Elizabeth Prophet . 

And in this last week , ever since she had started the job properly , it had got even easier . 

Professor Martin Harris , who started his job at Manchester University last month , was stopped in the city 's red light district , police said . 

He recalls vividly being told shortly after he took the job at Fawley refinery that an Esso director would be calling to see him . 

If you do take a paid job , bear in mind that although you can earn up to a certain amount per week without affecting your state pension your wages will also be subject to income tax . 

Many have taken part-time jobs in service industries in order to earn money while caring for their children . 

LISA McDONALD Following the completion of her B.A. ( Hons ) degree course in Economics and Business Law , Lisa McDonald took her first job with Stoddard , being employed as a Graduate Trainee in Management Accounts . 

I 'd rather pack up here altogether and take a job as an assistant again . 

This ex-dealer was shunted next through various clerical jobs , ending up as a training officer . 

We were driven along the tree and flower lined expressway into ` Lion City " as Singapore is known . 

Vic threads the tunnels , switches lanes , swings out on to a long covered ramp that leads to a six-lane expressway thrust like a gigantic concrete fist through the backstreets of his boyhood . 

The resort is now even easier to get to , thanks to the new A55 Expressway . 

It 's a ten-lane expressway , on a warm mid-summer evening , with the sky clearing after a day of rain . 

The convent , built between 1868 and 1907 has been used as a school , orphanage and convalescent home , but is in a derelict state and in full view of the main A55 Expressway into Wales . 

The move came amid calls from London Ambulance Service chiefs for staff to operate radios in line with procedures so that full 999 services , which have been almost paralysed , could be restored . 

He might well have settled to be a good chief for the clan that you say you 're so concerned for , Eachuinn Maclean . 

ALTON man Giles Stogdon will become the new police chief for Winchester next week . 

The comedian has got special permission from Army chiefs for a two-day goodwill trip to Croatia next week . 

A ` HUM-LINE " set up by Birmingham library chiefs for people who forget song titles has identified : I Heard My Goldfish Yodelling . 

Around the time of the bombing , Megrahi had been security chief for Libyan Arab Airlines and Fhimah had been the airline 's station officer in Malta . 

There followed three long years of picket lines as the NUJ battled with Pergamon Press chiefs for reinstatement . 

This did not necessarily mean that all local party chiefs in the minorities were also lethargic during 1922 . 

THE flourishing circular trade in drugs was a key reason for the sacking last month of Glaxo 's chief in France . 

Put half a dozen hell-raisers in a room with him and he would be their chief in ten minutes . 

He is starting with a teleconference with 100 IBM managers around the world.The selection board said that Gerstner was the first person they had spoken to when they began their quest for a new chief in January . 

The Exec Director gave the DDA a number that he had just received from his bureau chief in London . 

HOUSING chiefs in Warrington have approved a programme of pilot initiatives to improve energy efficiency in council houses . 

Hospital chiefs in north Wales searched records and asked local doctors to contact the patients . 

Admiral Carlisle Trost , the chief of naval operations , has warned Congressmen in a letter that any cuts could result in a ` significant potential for strained relations with the United Kingdom " . 

However , shortly before Anne Burford resigned as chief of the EPA , she was due to announce her decision on whether to lift the ban in light of new evidence . 

Jerry Rawlings , who is Chairman of the PNDC and Chief of Defence Staff . 

White House Chief of Staff John Sununu , to whom the President delegated much domestic policy responsibility while he concentrated on foreign affairs , came under strong conservative criticism . 

He seemed quite content to sit back and let Stephen do the talking when Elvin Braithwaite , the island 's Immigration chief , knocked and entered . 

He was taken to see General Rush Patterson , the US 7th Army 's intelligence chief who , without any fuss , took Gehlen to see General Eisenhower . 

It was perhaps an hour later that the island 's police chief left them with a clicking heels bow . 

After a boardroom tussle at Paramount , its studio chief , Frank Mancuso , quit . 

Last night Sir Colin was on his way to India for meetings with India 's cricket chiefs . 

Head of state and chairman of the National Defence Council were the last two posts that Mr Krenz , aged 52 , held after resigning as Communist Party chief last Sunday . 

Labour councillors demanded the resignation of Mr Haywood and public protection chief David Jones for revealing the council 's weak case should the matter go to an inquiry . 

ULSTER school chiefs today revealed an action plan following the dismissal of a senior official over claims that £170,000 was paid out for goods never received . 

POSTMEN 'S union chief Alan Tuffin was elected president of the TUC yesterday . 

If he let it loose here , his chance of becoming chief would vanish . 

Secondly , because programming chiefs should recognise that topics of crucial importance for education , industry and national life bear examination in more crowded regions of space time than Sunday midnight in the south . 

Some spending chiefs see cuts desirable , especially in school maintenance budgets . 

Thracian chiefs along the route did homage , and bands of their tribesmen were taken with the army , incidentally serving as hostages . 

Mr Wright , 42 , who will take up the post in September , is currently finance chief at Wessex regional health authority . 

Steven , who lives alone in a rented house at Peterborough , stunned Mensa chiefs by achieving the maximum IQ score of 161 . 

GEORGE MICHAEL has attacked radio and TV chiefs for snubbing his latest single . 

CHANNEL 4 boss Michael Grade last night slammed BBC chiefs for failing to boost morale on the sinking soap Eldorado . 

He was replaced by Willie L. Williams , a former Philadelphia police commissioner , who became the first black to head the LAPD and the first outsider to become chief for over 40 years . 

He told the jury the ` prime mover " behind the swindle was former Nissan UK chief Octav Botnar . 

In recent weeks , the Pentagon offered $ 15 million for information leading to the capture of each brother .

Recruiting for the army surged , as did information leading to the capture of insurgent leaders and weapons .

Authorities believe the group also was linked to the capture of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit in 2006.

Rebels offered a reward for the capture of Kadafi , and at Libyan embassies around the world , remaining support for him crumbled .

Western military officials on Sunday reported " offensive clearing operations " in Charkh overnight by Afghan and coalition troops that resulted in the capture of two suspected insurgents .

More recently , the ISI has been a key U. S. partner in the capture of a number of high-level Al Qaeda operatives , including alleged Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed .

But captures of top Al Qaeda or Afghan Taliban figures in Pakistan 's teeming cities have often depended on intelligence provided by the CIA , as was the case with Baradar .

Soldiers reported the capture of a senior guerrilla commander suspected of carrying out more than a dozen kidnappings and other attacks over the last two decades .

The capture of any Western military personnel by the Taliban is a demoralizing blow for NATO forces .

Especially demoralizing was the Aug. 30 capture of about 250 troops , most of them members of the Frontier Corps , who surrendered without a fight .

It triggered a manhunt that penetrated an insurgent cell , leading to the capture of eight suspected cell leaders .

But footage of a bloodied Kadafi being manhandled and taunted after his capture has raised suspicions that he may have been summarily executed .

Amateur video showed fighters manhandling and shouting at the bloodied , dazed former leader after his capture .

Omar 's capture marked the second arrest of a major Taliban figure within a 24-hour span .

Until now , the Taliban 's only known American military prisoner has been Bowe Bergdahl , an Idaho native who was an Army private at the time of his capture 13 months ago in eastern Afghanistan .

It was information provided by the CIA that led to Baradar 's capture in a Karachi suburb .

There have been allegations that Moammar Kadafi was summarily executed after his capture by Libyan revolutionary forces .

Zarqawi 's reputation for elusiveness was heightened in February , when he narrowly escaped capture at a U. S. checkpoint near Ramadi .

Pakistan has offered a reward of about $ 600,000 for the Taliban leader 's death or capture .

A few weeks after Hussein 's capture , a suicide bomber plowed his vehicle into Nabil , a restaurant along Baghdad 's upscale Arasat Street popular with foreigners .

Officials provided few specifics Tuesday on the nature of the intelligence that led to the capture .

Analysts noted that the Taliban movement rebounded quickly from other leadership losses resulting from capture or assassination .

Even so , Baradar 's capture was seen as a blow to Taliban military capabilities .

About 7,000 Philippine soldiers have been deployed to Basilan in a major offensive , but the 800-strong Abu Sayyaf has eluded capture for months after starting a wave of kidnappings last May .

That was confirmed by Pakistani intelligence sources , who said the capture took place near the largely Pashtun city of Nowshera , in North-West Frontier Province .

As the girl played the woman dilated her nostrils and rose slightly off the piano stool , as if someone was drawing her up by an invisible wire attached to the crown of her head . 

Then an arm lifted , as though of its own accord , and came to rest on the crown of his head . 

This evening a figure eight would do , reaching from crown to nape . 

The other woman swept hostile green eyes from the crown of Leonora 's curly head down the brief black silk dress and long , slender legs . 

He was a stout man with a bald crown round which a ruff of brown hair grew thickly . 

The florist sat down , his back straight , his hat gripped tightly on his knees , mortified at having to exhibit his bald crown , a thing he never did , even at mealtimes . 

Reed removed his fisherman 's hat , uncovering a bald crown and a fringe of auburn hair . 

If these emotions stirred under the stubbly balding crown , Charlie showed none of them . 

Vici Moorhouse at Rare Moods styled this asymmetric bob with a high crown 

A high , centre-parted crown and sweeping fringe ring the changes on short hair . 

Other small birds like the house sparrow can follow a similar format but have squarer crowns to the head . 

Saker always has paler crown and is less slender and rakish , but may otherwise be hard to distinguish . 

Her long hair was pulled through its centre to spring from her crown like a pony-tail that swished from side to side as she moved . 

The original stress may have disappeared but the anxiety symptoms are maintained by a vicious circle of catastrophic thoughts and maladaptive behaviour . 

My gaze dropped and I saw a ring -- an iridescent opal , set in a circle of rich , blood-red garnets . 

Obscenities have a kind of magic in children 's circles and they can be certain of raising shrieks of laughter from their friends , just by saying them aloud . 

` I see that you have become a valued member of Mr Sands " ladies ' sewing circle . " 

In an attempt to impress , he would resort to extravagant gestures or issue bombastic claims -- though these were restricted to his close circle of intimates . 

I can only tell you that it is intended to be read by a very limited circle of people in the medical profession . 

Michael Meacher and Frank Field have stressed that only a limited circle of people were actively involved in formulating the industrial policy proposals , and that beyond this circle , understanding of the proposals was rather minimal . 

Notably , one sees the dominance of a comparatively small oligarchical group of great merchants , drawn from a limited circle of the major companies . 

That these were towering intellectual achievements is not in doubt ; however , their influence -- outside the narrow circle of specialists in pure microeconomic theory -- was not great . 

Ironically , we heard through the grapevine that the Soviet government had made its own translation of the OECD report for circulation within a narrow circle of officials in the State Committee for Science and Technology ! 

Closing the book , I went back to my cartooning stool , where a small circle of children awaited me . 

To her horror Benny realised that there were tears pouring down her face , and that a small circle of people were watching her in concern . 

My small circle of friends stuck with me , choosing to support me and risking their own popularity . 

Although Bain is little known outside a small circle of science historians , his inventions were myriad . 

A discriminating host , he was cherished by a wide circle of friends , and in conversation was humble and diffident about his own success . 

Prior 's intellectual energies still left him time for his family and for a wide circle of friends , colleagues , and pupils . 

While both painters , and Picasso in particular , led active social lives and mixed with a wide circle of literary and artistic figures , their friendship seems to have rendered them self-sufficient . 

Colleagues from the medical profession were joined by local MPs , lawyers , and a wide circle of friends from all over the country and further afield . 

He will be missed by a wide circle of friends in public life . ” 

During her time at Weston Hall she was evidently influenced by Susanna Jennens and her circle of relatives and acquaintances who wrote verse in the normal course of friendship . 

Fairbrother yelled , ` Goodbye , Toady ! " after the Murrays ' car , and crowed loudly with his diminishing circle of admirers over his enemies ' downfall , thereby reducing his popularity still further . 

This timely handbook should bring the tricks of the trade out of the realm of personal communication , and on to the lab benches of calcium 's ever-widening circle of admirers . 

But in Johnson 's inner circle of advisers , there were fewer defections . 

Malmierca gave no details , but analysts interpreted the news as further evidence that President Fidel Castro Ruz retained significant influence among the inner circle of advisers to Russian President Yeltsin . 

As well as losing their positions in arguably Britain 's most loved independent band , the couple were also upset because their circle of friends disintegrated around them . 

Sally 's parents keep themselves aware of her circle of friends and make sure they know where she is going when she goes out . 

On his first night back , his parents give him a party , to which they invite their circle of middle-class , middle-aged friends . 

The new partnership allows Diana to base herself at Kensington Palace and to continue to see her circle of friends including James Gilbey and James Hewitt . 

The Grammar series introduces learners to a new circle of friends -- Jenny and Nick Bell from the town of Merton , their parents and their friends , including Trig from the planet Triglon . 

Among the circle of people he found most sympathetic , Lewis was in fact beginning to feel an odd man out . 

We project the politicians beyond their immediate circle of personal contacts out to the people who matter . 

Like all successful businessmen , John was willing to delegate responsibility to a trusted circle of people while he developed new contacts . 

( 8 ) The circle of people actively involved in takeovers in the UK is relatively small and any reputable company or adviser will be keen to preserve his reputation for fair dealing . 

The Northampton amphora , the best vase in the sale , made a record price of £190,000 . 

Nor were the paintings on the amphora of a kind any museum would dare put on display . 

Quite often a slave would change hands for an amphora of wine , so keen was their taste for strong beverages . 

Their wings are formed like the flippers on aquatic mammals such as seals . 

Noctuid moths and tiger moths respond by closing their wings and plummeting from the sky , or somersaulting out of the way . 

Blood-beads had seeped from tiny capillaries in the butterfly 's wings . 

Its folded wings were nevertheless still wide enough to scrape the wall on both sides of the room . 

River insects develop wings in the last stage of their life cycle , and dragonflies are known to be able to fly many miles . 

A wilderness in which an eagle could stretch his wings over ground that red deer , wild cat and blue mountain hare might roam . 

It is especially interesting that the highest concentrations of the toxins occur in the butterfly 's wings rather than in its body . 

The queen sheds her wings on entering the internode and seals the entrance , but coccids , attracted by food bodies on the leaves , are cultured within . 

The dragonflies beat their two wings synchronously , but this makes for very considerable physiological complexities . 

But , high in the hills , true hoodies are common with pale grey bodies , black heads , black tails and black wings . 

An eagle planed over miles of country without a single flapping of its wings , curving and rising on the air currents generated by the warmed mass of Schiehallion . 

Each beat of a butterfly 's wing -- each division of each and every cell -- seen as a junction in a maze . " 

And the dragon , curving gracefully at the top of his flight , gave a lazy flip of his wings and soared through a cavemouth into the morning air . 

However gratifying this may have been for Stirling , one distinct step was taken to clip his wings and stop his independent lobby of senior officers . 

A VET clipped the wings of a valuable parrot to stop it escaping -- but when the owner got it home it flew off and was never seen again . 

At the end of one particularly painful lesson , Miss Hatherby did release them and they stalked the room stiffly , pecking at the furniture and flapping their wings , to Constance 's great delight . 

Just then several swans began flapping their wings and hissing . 

When he flapped his stumpy wings and heaved his fat body up above the topmost branches , Cassowary was as pleased as pie . 

Dragonflies have stiff , long wings , with finely netted veining , long slender bodies , and large eyes , which are well seen on this fossil . 

It spread its wings again , and the heavy dark beating of them filled the air . 

Milland 's bat fell like a wet rag onto the bar beside us and spread its leathery wings , knocking over my glass . 

The south coast of Devon bulges into the Channel between Exeter and Plymouth as if being pushed out to sea by the bulk of Dartmoor and reaching out towards France . 

This means that the sea channel between Skye and the Western Isles , known as The Minches , is threatened by oil pollution . 

The other river is the Culag , which descends a rocky channel in a succession of white cataracts , a spectacular sight in times of spate . 

This extends westwards into Hampshire and Wiltshire , north and east into Surrey and Kent , and south-east under the Channel into northern France . 

The Ilhéu de Fora , with the lighthouse on it , is separated from the land by a 165m wide channel through which the boat to Porto Santo passes in all but the roughest weather . 

The boat sped faster and faster , between two lanes of massive wooden tripods , marking the deep-water channel through the shallows of the lagoon . 

In July 1870 the war began , and suddenly the Channel became a first line of defence rather than an obstacle to trade . 

The narrow channels around Altdorf itself are impassable to ocean-going ships , although once beyond Altdorf the Reik and the Talabec broaden out again . 

The different geological conditions encountered on the British and French sides of the Channel demand the use of different types of TBM . 

Seen from this side of the Channel , French rugby politics seem complicated and obscure . 

Anicius Saturninus at Irchester has been described as a remount officer securing new horses for the army , while O. Cordius Candidus at Dover may have been connected with the transport of horses across the Channel . 

So in the near future , these Herefordshire born escargot anglaise could be shipped across the Channel to become escargot francais . 

Over the years since then , the debate on whether it was better to cross the Channel by tunnel , bridge or ferry had raged to and fro . 

Etc , I regret to say , were sniping aircraft from Vichy , France , who flew over the channel , sometimes as low as twenty to thirty feet above the waves and were trigger happy . 

On August 15th , 1940 , her book informed her , one thousand seven hundred and eighty-six missions had flown across the Channel to attack targets in the South of England . 

Despite British membership of the European Communities , there is an important sense in which Britain and certainly the British still look westward across the Atlantic rather than eastward over the English channel . 

From Vitznau the boat passes through a narrow channel formed between two promontories from the north and south shores , called the Upper and Lower Nose respectively . 

The crew were in high spirits as they passed over the channel as this was to be their last mission before leave , away from the stress of bombing well protected targets over Germany . 

Patrons not wishing to burn their legs on the metal benches watch from an air-conditioned tier heavy with the reek of cigarettes and beer . 

She ground her teeth with the effort of keeping her strained lungs in check , using all four limbs for propulsion through water which echoed hollowly with the slap of bullets seeking her . 

She kicked away the heavy limbs of the man who was sharing her bed , at the same time dislodging a grey cat from the bed 's foot . 

He drew the sliver of light across that limb of the hydra as if slicing cheese . 

Rosalba saw Zenaida beautiful , glowing in the soft green dress she had made her , with the almond eyes and slender limbs of Caterina … . 

` That was hard , " I told Graham , forgetting that he 'd probably just step across using his stilt-like limbs . 

The forest became a blur of green around her until at last she tore into Mada Joyce 's yard , her long limbs flailing , sending the fowls squawking under the house in panic . 

Laughing and joking we flop by the tent and lie in the bliss of our aching limbs . 

So they tried to revive their warlike spirits , while the women rubbed and slapped their heavy limbs and applied ointments to the survivors ' burns and bruises . 

At last , DulýP0 rose , and forced his dragging limbs to take steps ; he shouted at the fighters with him , and roused them to stand by his side . 

It depicts the children of a Beirut orphanage in 1915 , their matchstick limbs and skull-like faces appended to huge , distended bellies . 

Marc 's beautiful bronze limbs weighted her down , and she squirmed surreptitiously without waking him in order to change her position so that she could look at him properly . 

GUTSY Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen gained a phantom limb after he lost his left arm in a car crash . 

He rolled over , and spread his loosened limbs in the bed , he opened windows , he went to the Tate Gallery alone and looked at the dissolving blue and gold air of Turner 's Norham Castle . 

TOO weak to stand , he unfolds his limbs like the legs of a flimsy wooden table . 

His spirit had not been broken ; rather he was afraid of tearing himself apart with the involuntary jerking of one side of his limbs in the opposite direction to the other . 

It was light when she awakened and eased her limbs to a more comfortable position on the soft bed . 

His thin companion folded his limbs like an insect as he sat down . 

Occasional mute mind-wiped drones trudged by on some robotic task , perhaps simply ordered to exercise their zombie limbs prior to cleaning out a toxic sump ; and cyborged Servitors trundled here and there . 

The poolside spa bath is a particular favourite for easing wearing limbs . 

After reversing one move his feet slipped , followed rapidly by his hands , and a moment later he landed on top of me with a crash of flailing limbs and a clatter of runners . 

The limbs , which are tubular and jointed , are operated by internal muscles . 

Mirror-image embryonic chick limb after graft of a polarizing region 

The pattern of both the muscles and the tendons of the chick limb respond to the same positional signals as the cartilage . 

Each of the elements of the chick limb shows a striking early sense of autonomy . 

Upon regaining consciousness , he 'd panicked when his limbs , leaden and numb , had refused to obey him . 

In 1944 we may have had shattered limbs and horrendous wounds but we were young and until we were wounded had been fit . 

Spastics generally have stiff limbs , rigid muscles and a tendency to convulsions , but their intelligence is usually normal . 

They have very large bodies and little limbs , so the heat lost from their heads and their bodies could be quite great . 

He lay there for several hours , sleeping fitfully , having occasional nightmares , trying to galvanise himself into getting up , and failing because of the absolute exhaustion that appeared to have gripped his limbs . 

With an immense effort of will she goaded herself into activity , striking life into her numbed brain , forcing limbs as heavy as wet sand , to respond . 

I do n't think anything is worth the risk of losing your life or losing a limb . 

This is the finest war memorial you could set up to the men who gave their lives , their limbs , or their health , and those who lost their dear ones in the country 's cause . 

The assumption is that , in evolution , digits 1 and 5 were lost from the primitive five-fingered limb . 

A WOMAN faced losing all her limbs last night after being bitten by a tiny spider . 

` Or injury , or fire , or loss of limb , or getting the sack . " 

Their handicap is like any other permanent disability , such as someone who is physically handicapped through the loss of a limb . 

Anthony Dziendziel , ten , who conquered the loss of his feet with artificial limbs , told ITV 's Telethon he wanted to play for Sheffield Wednesday . 

Permanent disability , major organ transplant , paralysis , multiple sclerosis , blindness , terminal illness , and loss of limbs . 

Fig.15 During an Alexander Lesson , you may be asked to lie on a table while the teacher moves your limbs . 

` She has minimal response to pain and noise , there is little eye movement , she is unable to communicate , she ca n't move her limbs or eat on her own . " 

They had just developed a revolutionary new wheelchair which would operate to the voice commands of paraplegic patients unable to move their limbs . 

She moved her limbs away from the valley in the middle of the bed and remembered , with pleasure , that Mr Sargent had promised her a swimming lesson . 

She says children can get it from a very tiny age and if you think of a child starting its every day , not even able to move its own limbs freely . 

A simple movement of the striking limb is not enough to ensure a score . 

For our purposes , it is only necessary to mention the larger , superficial muscle groups which affect the shape of the body and are responsible for the movement of the limbs . 

Yet she smiled , because movement in the limbs meant a possible wholeness of bone , while open eyes were always a good sign , a message that the brain might be intact and undamaged . 

Brassard was looking drawn , and the nervous movements of his limbs were more pronounced than usual . 

If cornered , they may thrust out their limbs in a fully stretched posture , flatten their bodies and then hold this rigid , spread-eagled pose until danger has passed . 

Many of the sports we mentioned as being good for stamina also require you to stretch and swing and twist your limbs and torso and are therefore good for suppleness also . 

Jimmy Tarbuck is rabbiting on in front of the tabs , the dancers are in position , stretching their limbs and adjusting their costumes , bathed in the blue of first lighting condition . 

I dread to think of the thousands of women who stretch their limbs to unhealthy lengths in a vain bid to attain taut buttocks and breasts . 

` Quick , " she called as the men stood up , stretching cramped limbs and groaning softly . 

The coolies inside the fetid dens immediately began to stretch their stiffened limbs and drag themselves off their sodden mats , knowing that within minutes the cai would be among them flailing heavy staves to rouse the laggards . 

It lived in freshwater lakes in southern Pangaea in the later Permian , and became less of a sprawler , swinging its limbs from the shoulders to the hips , thus lengthening its stride . 

Distorted faces peered from walls , agonised limbs writhed from the pavements , and pillars of stone groaned with voices that came from once human lips . 

This system allows direct comparison of contralateral limbs from a given embryo , controlling for variability among embryos and culture conditions . 

She came , shyly ; her knees under the hem of her dress seemed huge , like boles , for her limbs were emaciated with rickets and sallow from malaria . 

Sitting nonchalantly in straw boater and white suit and sporting a moustache , he sits in the Galleria at Milan , masquerading as the composer himself . 

His straw boater was new and his plus-fours neat , but there was something of the air of a little boy about him . 

She was a slim , attractive woman in her late twenties and had long fair hair which was tightly piled up under a straw boater . 

These picturesque craft are manoeuvred through London 's crowded waterways by traditional Cockney seafarers in their striped sweaters and ribboned boaters . 

She wore a cream linen suit , a black straw boater , and black gloves . 

A decent blouse and skirt , or an attractive frock , either outfit worn with a clean straw boater , and she ought to be able to get a job in a store . 

She pointed at Mother Joan , who was wearing a stylish grey silk blouse and long dark grey skirt , with a black-banded straw boater . 

He put out his hands and lifted off the little straw boater and laid it down . 

He seemed to have the strength of ten ; he tore the ropes off him and rose to his feet , his orange windbreaker gusting in the gale like a bird 's wings . 

` Come in and slobber over our fat ugly bimbos , " bawled a fat ugly young man in jeans and a windbreaker , standing in the middle of a yellow-lit foyer . 

The Station Chief would have come from home because he wore no tie and he was draped in an old windbreaker , probably the first coat to hand on the pegs by his front door . 

Adani , dressed in a blue windbreaker , shuffled into the tiny courtroom in shackles , passing a phalanx of TV cameras and photographers .

At noon , a siren sounds for lunch , and men in yellow hard hats and blue `` ES '' windbreakers file from the company gates to take their lunch breaks at home .

Dressed in a red-and-yellow windbreaker and sporting a beard , Auguin appeared physically fit .

NISHINOMIYA , Japan ( AP ) --- A man in a baseball cap and a Los Angeles Raiders windbreaker ran up to the doorway and shouted : `` Is this the morgue ? ''

Then he put a white windbreaker over his white robes , took a hiking stick and admired a lake with a small waterfall .

I slumped to my knees , burdened by the hopeless regret that I had n't had the chance to do this just a bit sooner . 

` Does your flippancy conceal a regret that those old times are gone forever ? " 

For a moment animosity was swept away by mutual interest and , as she led him towards the recovery cage , she felt a pang of regret that their relationship could not be friendly . 

Whatever their regrets at the time , however , the Americans had certainly lost them by the early 1950s as they came increasingly to value the sterling area as a buffer for the dollar . 

And if it is not ( and I will argue that it is not ) then to what extent does this tradition of anguished regret for the past hinder our actions in the present and in the future ? 

And perhaps that was all she could hope , that her pain , her regret for what might have been , would be anaesthetised . 

THE American film maker Woody Allen once said his one regret in life was that he was n't somebody else . 

I should also convey the regrets of the hon. Member for Ashford ( Mr. Speed ) that he can not be present this evening . 

Anne had never known Mark properly , had n't understood his unorthodox behaviour , his irreverent sense of humour or the way he 'd detested sad , miserable faces , pointless regret over things that could never be altered . 

It reflects moral regret for having violated a situation of trust , and it shows concern that someone might have been hurt . " 

Dew member Dr Robert Upshall , who started the drive for support from seven Darlington 's worldwide , welcomed the news saying : ` Their mayor remarks on their regret for destroying their heritage . 

Her biggest regret was that she found it necessary to keep its existence from David . 

I 'm still absolutely disgusted at what has happened , but the emotion is one of sadness and bitter regret rather than anger . 

My chief regret in my stay at Transport was that we were not able to do more in combining private and public investment in partnership projects . 

I appreciate that your vanity was stirred by this invitation , and of course I understand your regret at having to decline it , but frankly I think your friend is a little jejune . 

He also expressed regret at not being able to see Elaeagnus latifolia from India and Ceylon , and ` pretty rare in English gardens " , when it had flowered at Hampton Court . 

Naomi 's parents , in grief and regret , had been generous to their grandchildren . 

He died in 1942 and it is my lasting regret that after I left Oxford I did not see him again ; I still have the letters he wrote me when I was in the Sudan . 

He has contemplated suicide , he says ; he feels deep regret about the death . 

` It is my deepest regret that my dad was not spared to see , and enjoy , all that is happening to me . " 

Audrey has no regrets about her decision , preferring to throw her energies into looking after children . 

But I have no regrets about grabbing that ball to prevent a goal being scored against us in our World Cup tie in Berne . 

Gray had no regrets over not joining Brian Little at Leicester City last summer . 

They expressed ` serious regret and disappointment at the prospect of an increase by Guinness " . 

` Who 's Angharad ? " asked Betty , to Lydia 's surprise and regret . 

To our eternal regret there were no windows in the north wall which overlooked Broad Bay and , in the foreground , our five acre croft sloping gently away from the house to the top of sea cliffs . 

With deep regret he decided that he would have to abort his part of the mission . 

` I have made this decision with some regret -- but not without a great deal of thought . " 

With regret , he had had to ignore a taxi at the Coronet entrance ; just a minimal precaution . 

Guillaume relinquished Modigliani as a client without too much regret . 

In April 1975 , we abandoned London without regret , for our new life in the valleys . 

McKeag 's delight was tempered by regret at the loss of sponsors Rumbelows , who were due to sponsor the Cup for a further two years . 

International condemnation of the attack was fuelled by Neal 's failure to offer any unsolicited expression of regret over the civilian loss of life and by his praise of the pilot 's skill in destroying the target . 

I do not altogether share her regret at the loss of such places . 

The garden is on sandy soil ( those monks did not like damp chasubles ) , and in the accumulated rocks and rubble of the old buildings water simply disappears . 

He lit some candles and then ignited a priest 's chasuble , causing the early Monday fire , according to the Berlingske Tidende daily .

Inametti also has decorated his church with kente cloth from Ghana and wears a white chasuble , or robe , with strips of kente cloth sewn in .

Hamilton has been the surprise packet of the championships , but his 21-17 win over Ronnie Garland -- who is the reigning indoor pairs champion -- proves that he can not be underestimated . 

LEEDS are poised to cash in on last season 's championship win by signing a multi-million pound sponsorship deal with a German company . 

After a switch to real race machinery , Bradl soon became known as a daring , go-for-broke rider and by 1987 he 'd taken his first European championship win and second overall in the series . 

It was Leckey 's first NI championship win of the season and came too late to threaten Emerson 's position . 

Ireland , bidding for their first championship win , have axed stand-off Niall Malone in favour of new cap Eric Elwood of Lansdowne , and switched wingers Richard Wallace and Simon Geoghegan . 

To make matters even worse for AC , city rivals Internazionale moved level with Torino on 11 points after a 4-1 win at struggling Pescara . 

Middlesbrough deserved their win after leading for a long spell , though manager Lennie Lawrence 's heart must have sank when Tranmere snatched an 86th-minute equaliser . 

A slender win for Q P R , but enough to give them three important points . 

The game will become one of the masterpieces , to rank with those such as Anderssen 's win against Kieseritzky in London in 1851 , or Botvinnik 's win against Capablanca at AVRO 1938 . 

Veteran flanker Mike Howard , a late replacement in last week 's 44-6 win against Seaham , keeps his place as Andy Harle is unavailable for the rest of the season . 

Only 2,222 turned up at the Vic for the 3-1 win against Exeter on Tuesday well below the average attendance for the season , 3,500 . 

Kirkby beat Kingston 3-0 and Leamington had a three-goal star in Graham Phelan in their 5-3 win against Clifton , Billy Heinze adding a brace . 

That recent moment of glory , the Benson and Hedges Cup win at Lord 's in 1987 , can now be seen to have been illusory . 

Buzaglo is the Gibraltar World Cup cricketer who effectively handed Brian Talbot his P45 by cracking three goals in Woking 's shock 4-2 win at West Brom nearly two years ago . 

Meanwhile former Wales hooker Kevin Phillips looks certain to quit the game after being stretchered off in Neath 's 24-20 win at Bridgend . 

Hartlepool finished fourth when prop Neil Winn scored their third try to earn an 18-16 win at home to Sandal . 

But Wilkins , at 36 playing better than ever , was instrumental in the club 's 2-0 win at Wimbledon and said : " We were committed and in the end we came through . " 

Kevin Walsh scored three times for Sandon ( Billy Hardacre ) in their 4-2 win at Croxteth RBL , while in division one , Etnaward ( Franny Hyland 2 , Simon Connolly ) defeated Flat Iron 3-1 . 

Delighted with their silver medals for reaching the final against the world champions , England saw the match open with an expected win by the world champion Jorgen Persson over English champion Chen Xinhua 21-8 , 21-18 . 

For many people the bible for race tactics is the classic dinghy racing book Start To Win by Eric Twiname ( Granada , 1975 ) which clearly explains the complexities of racing tactics . 

It ca n't have pleased the sponsors and the whole affair overshadowed an excellent win by St Helens -- who are going to push Wigan all the way this season . 

--MEMBERS and staff of the Riverside Club in Durham recently celebrated another win by their restaurant manager Michael Hopper the North-East Counties Boxing Champion . 

It was an important win for Wakefield , lifting them over Warrington , Widnes and Sheffield into sixth place . 

Lee Clutterbuck increased the lead with a strong volley , and clever headed goal by Jamal Griffith completed a fine win for Manor in one of their best games of the season . 

The first semi-final between Bishop Auckland WMC and Deneside Social resulted in a win for Bishop Auckland . 

Hat-tricks from O'Pray and Smith highlighted a superb 7-2 win for Moscow against Home and Bargain with Lewis also on target . 

The first day 's jumping began as many hoped it would -- with a win for superhorse Henderson Milton . 

Neither my wins in the European Championships and European Cup nor my two British records had ever made the front page -- but the fact that I would n't run in a relay team had . 

This is the game … this is the goal the Swindon fans will treasure for ever … their first win in the Premiership … it 's taken three months and sixteen games to get it …

Hartlepool , unbeaten since the drubbing six weeks earlier , easily gained their revenge , a 2-1 win in the Cup . 

But Leicester 's win over Sunderland did them no favours , nor did sharing the points after Allen put Millwall ahead after 11 minutes . 

Oldham 's 5-1 win over Luton was their best of the season although David Pleat refused to concede his team were relegation certainties . 

ANNADALE brought the smile back to coach Smyth Patterson 's face after opening their Kirk Cup campaign with a comprehensive 3-1 win over Mossley at Olympia . 

Tonight 's local headlines : a last minute goal gives Oxford United a well deserved one nil win over Portsmouth at the Manor . 

And in the finish it was the hole everyone will probably remember as the one which finally sealed Greg 's win . 

The Conference outfit richly deserved their win after twice taking the lead through Richie Mitchell . 

The team have n't won since the opening day against Portsmouth … as for Bristol City both have their wins have been at home 

After this year 's election win , they have time on their side . 

Duffy went into a 3-1 lead at the break with 76 and 37 point wins . 

Derby County chairman Brian Fearn has refused to push the panic button after Tranmere 's 2-1 win . 

Preferring to pound the rugby pitch rather than passively wait for Valentine 's cards dropping through the letter box , the efforts of the 15 women on the Scotland side were rewarded with a 10-0 win . 

And United continued to haul themselves away from the basement with a two one win . 

Faldo sank a four-yard birdie putt on the last green and watched Norman miss from three feet , before celebrating his sixth win of the year at the first sudden-death hole . 

Those who were there saw an eighth Prenton win of the season in an unbeaten run of 11 home games . 

Other particularly successful sides were Portsmouth ( 8-1 winners at Banbury ) and Coventry and Middlesbrough , who enjoyed 6-1 wins over South Birmingham and Darlington respectively . 

I was also spurred on by Frank Dick 's remarks after Ade 's win in the Championships . 

` My win in the Mercedes German Masters was my first for three years , " he said at home in Largs where he finds peace and solace with son Daniel and Suzanne . 

Face North seems the answer to the Castrol Handicap following his win over Sylvan Breeze at Lingfield a fortnight ago . 

Ards can start with a win over Collegians while newly promoted Knock will be hoping to get something from their trip to Civil Service team . 

WIRRAL Panthers trailed 4-0 before hitting back superbly to gain a thrilling 5-4 win over Glenavon in the Wallasey Junior League Under 12 division . 

However , a strong cup tradition backed up by five Monmouthshire titles in seven years and 18 Ben Francis Cup wins counted for nothing as Blaina struggled to find the consistency necessary to mount a successful promotion campaign . 

Leicester 's highly-rated young lock , Martin Johnson , whose decisive second-half try set up the Midlands 16-13 win over the North , played down his England prospects . 

In the second round of the HA Cup Southport caused the main shock with a 3-0 win over neighbours Formby at Birkdale . 

Woosnam failed from eight feet or less on four of the opening six holes , and it proved crucial as Ogle rattled in four birdies in a 69 before snatching the biggest win of his career . 

Chatteris Town 's 6-1 home win over Harwich and Parkeston was their biggest win in the League since the 1976-77 season when Clacton Town were beaten 7-1 at West Street . 

NEWCASTLE romped to their biggest win of the season last night proving far too strong for their neighbours . 

Walker came from behind to beat fellow Englishman Phil Whitlock , and Harris had a comfortable win over Frederik Johnson , of Sweden . 

STEVE DAVIS last night clinched a quarter-final date with world No 2 Jimmy White in the Coalite World Matchplay at Doncaster with a comfortable 9-3 win over Alain Robidoux . 

The girls had a comfortable three length win over University College , Galway . 

Saracens , the only obstacle between Bath and the League One championship on April 25 , confirmed themselves as London 's highest placed club with a convincing 27-9 win over a lively London Irish side at Southgate . 

Let's start preparing for a convincing win against Sheffield Utd . 

Les Steel had a convincing win over Dierdre Sanders but Roy Bennett made it more difficult , beating Jim Power by a single imp . 

And he 'll keep his place tonight as Newcastle bid to establish their best start since the war with a Coca Cola Cup win at Mansfield . 

Two Championships in four seasons , and a Littlewoods Cup win over Liverpool the year before that …

Walters ' most memorable moment in a Liverpool shirt came when he scored the winner in the 3-0 UEFA Cup win against Auxerre last season , reversing a similar deficit as they face tonight . 

The England manager wants an emphatic World Cup win over Turkey at Wembley on November 18 to restore national morale after the exits of Leeds , Liverpool and Sheffield Wednesday . 

In Basingstoke League division one , Ants II had an easy 45-26 win over Martles , while in division two , Ants II drew 34-all with Brookvale in a very entertaining game . 

He struck form with a vengeance towards the backend with easy wins at Ascot and Newbury and can outspeed Newton Point , an impressive winner here last month . 

Chelsmford II had an easy win over Wanstead , Eddie Lawrence taking 5 for 38 and skipper , David Carr , scoring 54 not out . 

On to the second round and the Dane Gita Summer ; an easy win for our girl , Julie winning in two games eleven three , eleven seven . 

She had painkilling injections for the easy semi-final win over compatriot Anke Huber and a smaller dose for Saturday 's final against Mary Joe Fernandez , which went to three sets and lasted a gruelling 2 hours . 

In Hungary he got his first win -- by almost a lap over the entire field -- and in Belgium last week he did it again , although not without some drama . 

Less satisfying was the style in which the Republic got their vital win . 

If Labour wins on Thursday , it is likely that the markets will test the mettle of Mr Smith . 

If Labour wins tomorrow these people face a massive cash squeeze , with little hope of adjusting their expenses in the short-run . 

LABOUR 'S hysteria over their by-election win in Willington East is surely a sign of desperation . 

Earlier this month in Canada Greg Norman recorded his first win for over two years . 

Slaven 's two first-half goals lifted the game and Middlesbrough went on to record their highest win of the season . 

On the Thursday he scored twice for Italy in a 4-0 win over Bulgaria . 

Mo Johnston 's agent Bill McMurdo after his client scored both goals in Scotland 's 2-0 win over France . 

They also hold the League 's record score a 21-0 win over North Skelton Rovers in 1895 . 

After losing to Lothian 2-3 , with Ratcliff and Paul Spencer at No 4 the only winners , Merseyside scored a fine 4-1 win against West of Scotland . 

These three cities form a single megalopolis occupying a sliver of coastline 20 miles ( 30km ) wide . 

Few would argue with the proposition that it should never be allowed to return to powe r . 

The counter-argument rests on the Bruges Group 's proposition that everything important is now decided in Brussels , and that Westminster has been reduced to the status of a rate-capped local authority . 

One may venture to make the proposition that the roots go back to the short but glorious revolution of October 1956 . 

Despite removing the most obvious criticism of Davis and Moore 's theory , Young questions the proposition that a stratification system based on meritocratic principles would be functional for society . 

This result provides important evidence in favour of the proposition that the remuneration of regular staff in these occupations and/or regions is below the market level . 

The consultation also showed widespread support for the proposition that the law should not allow trade union dues to be deducted from an employee 's salary without his or her individual consent . 

This idea , that private property and exploitation are just two sides of the same coin , is a central proposition of Marxist theory and is clearly expressed here . 

Every novice student learns the elementary propositions of welfare economics . 

The moral of this simple reflection is that fundamental propositions of science can be and often are causal , despite generality and mathematical form . 

To these fundamental propositions of Marx , Lenin added three more . 

We may arrive , therefore , at the second proposition of this book : PALAEONTOLOGISTS CAN NOT LIVE BY UNIFORMITARIANISM ALONE . 

Because I have such regard for the right hon. Gentleman , it makes me all the more discontented to disagree with him about the proposition of permanent or automatic timetables . 

Let us think back to the proposition of the right hon. Member for Chesterfield ( Mr. Benn ) , who reminded us of our history . 

The more that de Man can encourage the illusion of unmediated congress between reader and text , the less obliged he is to formulate potentially alienating propositions of his own . 

At the weekend the Unionist Party leader , Jim Molyneaux , said the proposition of talks being started again was ruled out until Articles 2 and 3 of the Irish Constitution are revoked and amended . 

The basic propositions of monetarism stem from the revival of the quantity theory of money , in particular by Milton Friedman , as described in Chapter 21 . 

Behaviour is observed and measured from the outside , and propositions about behavioural patterns are readily testable and controllable . 

It leaves the notion of understanding untouched ; Hume seems to agree that we understand propositions about unobserved objects , although he does argue on independent grounds that they are mostly false . 

The main idea here is that existential propositions can be paraphrased in terms of propositions about knowledge . 

The colonial experience gave him material for his propositions about colonial nationalism , the subject which he quickly made his own . 

If lawyers think a particular proposition about legislation is true by convention , they will not think they need any substantive reason for accepting it . 

If we conclude that state intervention has eroded the theoretical basis of individual rights in certain sectors of society , are other sectors discernible where propositions concerning individual rights might still be valid ? 

The paper has argued four propositions concerning competition policy . 

In this day and age people are rightly cynical about propositions concerning the power of ideas . 

First there is the confusion between an institution ( such as the party or the civil service ) and a social stratum in some of the propositions concerning a bureaucratic class . 

Both sides accepted the resolution , but Gorbachev 's proposition for a 10 km buffer zone was rejected . 

Although the players may not welcome the switch it should prove an attractive proposition for spectators and one which will almost certainly lead to increased television coverage for the women 's game . 

It was condemned by the English bishops , who found twenty-nine heretical propositions in it . 

So Morrissey 's infantile gainsaying of pop reality was the chrysalis for indiepop 's current wistful , wishful fantasy of a ` perfect pop " returning to oust the impostors in the hit parade . 

Behind this passage may lie the assumption that labouring class poets were fundamentally impostors . 

An imposter arrived claiming to be related to one of them , and whilst he was alone with the bodies he drove a wooden stake into the heart of each . 

The interviews were already published when it was discovered that he was an impostor . 

Some species of birds have developed the ability to distinguish between model and mimic and will feed on the imposters . 

If the two in the Renault were impostors , why were they taking the risk of using the car and the passports of two people who were presumed dead ? 

He spoke in courtly style , although he swayed upon his feet , rocking back and forth on his heels , leaning all his drunken weight on Philippa 's shoulders , so that she bent under him . 

Make a loose fist with your right hand and firmly slide your knuckles from the outside edge of the heel to the base of the toes . 

His hemiplegic hip may be supported on a folded towel for the same reason , and he needs sheepskin muffs to protect his heels from pressure sores . 

She tucked one foot into her crotch , sticking out her knee , and lifted her heel from the floor . 

The student lies on his back , raises both feet in the air and grabs each ankle at a point above the heel . 

` For the first time , " Eatherley says , ` the food industry feels it will be able to cook with a diet sweetener . " 

A spoonful of sweetener helps the calories go down -- replace one teaspoon of sugar with a teaspoon of Canderel Spoonful , a granular sweetener , and you 'll save 18 calories . 

Have your oats with skimmed milk , and use granulated sweetener instead of sugar to save on calories , and you will feel so replete you wo n't want to nibble until lunch . 

What it really meant was that when draft EEC legislation was being drawn up last year , for the permitted use of intense sweeteners , including saccharin , nobody remembered to include crisps and snacks . 

• Fruit that 's sharp can be sweetened up with artificial sweetener or sprinkle cinnamon on grapefruit instead of sugar . 

We are offering 200 free copies of Sweet Thoughts , by Rosamond Richardson ( Martin Books , £9.95 ) , a super selection of delicious dessert recipes using Canderel , a low-calorie sweetener made with Nutrasweet . 

Canderel is made with NutraSweet so , unlike some saccharin sweeteners , it does n't have a bitter aftertaste . 

Obviously you would need to sweeten this unless you have very eccentric taste buds -- but saccharin sweeteners can do the job without calorie cost making it an acceptable drink . 

Part of the problem is that , because we know we should be cutting down on the amount of sugar we eat , we 're turning more and more to diet drinks , which contain artificial sweeteners like saccharin . 

Flowers simply shrivel up , the combined effect of dryness at the roots and attacks by tiny , shiny black pollen beetles , escapees from oil seed rape fields . 

The Chinese water deer , an escapee from zoos and parks , occurs in five English countries . 

The Legion , which was then largely composed of escapees from the German Wehrmacht and SS , had been thrown in its entirety into the war . 

The flow of Albanian escapees across the southern border into Greece accelerated dramatically in December , and turned into a flood in early January . 

The ball sailed over the Stockade , he said , and the crowd 's sigh followed its arc the whole way .

The sentence was stifled under the thick cushion of Emilia 's sigh .

The pub landlord 's sigh of relief metamorphoses into a gigantic shit-eating grin as BACK TO THE PLANET and entourage depart his suit-heavy establishment .

She set everything out on the table , then stared at the blank sheet of paper in front of her and gave a small sigh .

Folding her against him , he gave a long sigh , then moved her back so that he could look into her face .

With a heavy sigh she lay back on the pile of beach cushions , closing her eyes against the early-morning sun , already climbing high in the sky .

The dragon heaved a huge sigh of relief and politely turned his head to let out a huge smoky belch ; then he settled down for a dragon-like snooze .

She breathed a sigh of relief as he made no attempt to continue the discussion .

“ I 'll have the use of a locker at the airport … ” she trailed off with a despondent sigh .

Uncle Philip sighed heavily , the sigh of a man being thankful for exceedingly small mercies .

An Italian private buyer paid £11,536 for just one beaker with this design . 

The British figured pottery took the form of colour-coated drinking beakers , the earliest products dating to the second half of the second century . 

Approximate measurements of the enthalpy change for reactions in solution can be made using a simple calorimeter such as a polystyrene beaker . 

The highest price of £14,059 was bid by a Taiwan dealer for two 12 in-high wine beakers decorated with feathers ( estimate £1,500 to £2,000 ) , the ceramic decanters of the pre-refrigeration age . 

The gurgling as Samuel drained every last drop of milkshake from the beaker through a coloured straw had started to grate on the photographer 's already frayed nerves . 

The Archimandrite raised his beaker towards the women , and drank fully ; whereupon his servant poured for him again . 

Huy allowed a beaker to be filled so as not to transgress the etiquette of hospitality , but he did not propose to drink any wine . 

Ingrid Karnstein swept a row of glass beakers to the floor with one gloved hand , the crashing sound muffling the noise of the door . 

Drinking blackcurrant juice from a plastic beaker , her hair in a bob that looks as though she did it herself with kitchen scissors , she looks like a child . 

Mike filed his copy at quarter past four and went back to his desk and plastic beaker of stewed tea feeling well satisfied . 

Ryker passed her once more , glancing at her , cradling a plastic beaker of tea in his hand . 

To his surprise , Molly threw away the dregs of tea in her beaker and held it out for him to fill with the frothing liquor . 

In front of me in these three glass beakers are samples of urine taken from three patients . 

The male patient is asked to pass a little urine ( perhaps the equivalent of two tablespoons ) into one glass beaker and then to pass more into a second beaker . 

For example , a beaker of water may have a temperature of 50°C but it does not have heat . 

He discovered to his astonishment that Frank now professed atheism . 

It was a measure of Arnold 's astonishment that he used the dialect expression of concern . 

My previous astonishment at the fact that people who came here like De Michelis [ the former foreign secretary ] , or like ex-Prime Minister Andreotti , never endowed us with any money is now diminished . 

Martha replied , and left her twin sister blinking in astonishment at a possibility that had n't occurred to her before , but which was now enticingly attractive . 

Mrs Syms 's astonishment at her appearance was almost comical . 

Carolyn watched him , caught between her astonishment at his presence here , and the sudden absolutely natural way they were talking . 

He stopped , becoming aware of the glare from his uncle and the frank astonishment from his agent . 

The anger and astonishment in her face gave way to something very like pity . 

The boy bowed again , enjoying her astonishment in the same way he had enjoyed the applause of the T'ang earlier that day when he had played Tsu Tiao . 

I heard no more of the debate and to the astonishment of my fellow delegates I stormed out of the auditorium and locked myself away in the Ladies to howl out my rage , alone . 

It was there , that same until-then-pleasant morning , to the astonishment of all the workers in the Library , that Stour stumbled into the Great Chamber and laid his burden down . 

Suddenly , to the Collector 's astonishment , the Padre gripped him by the throat and shouted : " A matter of opinion ! 

As he drove out of his allotted space , to his astonishment he saw Alexandra about to get into her white saloon . 

The driver watched in astonishment as the car whacked into the side of his vehicle . 

Miss Logan concealed her astonishment at this curious lecture , but felt bound to enquire further . 

But there was some astonishment at the size and timing of the exceptional write-offs , which will result in 9,000 job losses from a worldwide total of 128,600 . 

John Lahr told me of his astonishment at how unpleasant he could be to waiters at the Indian restaurant they visited together . 

When the peat-brown eyes fixed on hers again , their level gaze showed he had recovered from his astonishment at seeing her . 

Her eyes were wide open , and upon her face was an expression of absolute astonishment . 

Sonia and Helen flung themselves into my arms , to Joe 's great astonishment . 

But when I looked up , I saw , to my great astonishment , a large island in the sky , between me and the sun . 

AN OXFORDSHIRE reader expresses astonishment that so many of the hotels featured in this column border on Fawlty Towers . 

We write to express astonishment at the standard of writing that has featured in much of your pre-election coverage . 

Lomponda wa Botende , a former Chief of Staff , expressed his astonishment at the report , and the Defence Ministry denied that any coup attempt had been made . 

He felt a mixture of astonishment at himself and irritation that his rigid daily routine was going to be broken after forty undisturbed years . 

Alexei was unable to hide his astonishment at Siban 's subdued tone . 

Chambers shot him a look of astonishment , then turned to include Nora 

He left so quickly that she stared in astonishment at the door he had closed behind him . 

From the 1930s to the 1950s , a whole slew of outline histories of the British Labour movement appeared . 

The Maggot was an expatriate American who ran a slew of businesses from his Grand Bahama home . 

OK , so it spawned a slew of pathetic imitators , but they 're all gone now and ` Psychocandy " still remains -- black and hard and juddering , the guitar highpoint of the '80s . 

To lessen the risk and cost of developing new versions of Windows for everything from PDAs to combined PC-TVs , Mr Gates is entering into a slew of joint ventures . 

He lost his hold on the bag and a slew of rice and chicken and ochre sauce splashed on to the carpet . 

To finish the planting scheme , there are tiny species which can eke out an existence in a teaspoonful of soil . 

One teaspoonful of bicarbonate of soda in a glass of water three times a day , or potassium citrate ( sachets can be bought from the pharmacist ) help to make the urine less acid . 

To check for setting point , pour a teaspoonful of the jam on to a cold saucer . 

She heaped a teaspoonful of instant coffee into a couple of beakers and poured a steaming jet of water on to it . 

In addition , I added one teaspoonful of lemon juice and two of pineapple juice to the remedy ( as for a four foot tank ) . 

Alternatively , add 2 or 3 teaspoonfuls of soil , or a few dead leaves . 

You will find that two to four teaspoonfuls of oil will be enough for the average back . 

Put two teaspoonfuls of the oil into a saucer ; only extremely dry skin will need more than this . 

LSE graduate Lesley Satchell tells me that she took a teaspoonful of oil to her arthritic grandmother Mrs Wyn Butler . 

` How what , Jannie ? " asked Bob , taking a teaspoonful of sugar from the jar and slowly licking it up . 

All the local folk were out in the street to welcome him home in his uniform and red beret of the Parachute Regiment . 

Leslie 's maroon beret and the winged flash on his shoulder attracted attention as we entered the hall . 

Having been awarded my red beret , I went on to RAF Brize Norton where I completed seven parachute jumps and was awarded my ` wings " . 

A few shuffling steps and she appeared through the beads , with her flowered pinafore and her brown beret , worn well down over her eyebrows . 

When in barracks and field dress , generals often choose to wear the general officers ' cap badge not in the dark blue GS beret , but in the ` tribal headgear " of their former unit . 

Mystified , I took off the small velvet beret I was wearing and , miraculously , the vast hall was quiet , and I learned that the chant had been Cha-peau ! 

` Top o " the morning to yer , " said the older one , grabbing his tatty beret off his black unruly mop of hair . 

There was a soldier in battledress and beret by the door , and he stood aside to let them pass . 

The only fly in the ointment was the headgear which was issued -- white berets . 

She was dressed in trousers and a trenchcoat and had a mane of fair hair beneath a tight-fitting beret . 

The coffin of the 25-year-old whom the IRA has admitted was one of its ` volunteers " was draped in the Irish tricolour with beret and gloves on top . 

Instead of seeking to analyse Che Guevara 's bungled revolutionary export-drive , she appropriately notes that its main consequence was to make black berets fashionable for a while . 

The men wore rubber ponchos and had exchanged their black berets for jungle hats pulled well down against the rain so that he was unable to discern whether Miguelito was amongst their number . 

A sailor stood beside the captain , behind them a dozen men in jungle fatigues and black berets . 

In the yard an old man in a beret was clipping a pony 's mane . 

He wore a leather beret to conceal his black hair , tinted wrap-around glasses and a coat turned up at the collar which masked the lower half of his face . 

She arrived alone , a pale , slim woman with short , blonde hair , wearing a black coat and a black beret and carrying , like a good Sunday School child , a hymnbook and Bible . 

For a moment I knew genuine fear and then , as it came into the light , I saw a young woman , quite small and wearing a black beret and soaked raincoat . 

Finally Audio notepad will enable the user to recording their phone conversation at the click of a button . 

One of the major advantages of letters over telephone conversations is that they provide a permanent record . 

I 've just had a telephone conversation with the Great Zeno : magus , escapologist and clever bastard . " 

Her telephone conversations with Charles were full of conflicting information about her future . 

Following various letters and telephone conversations with yourself and with Mr Clegg from your department , I should now like to make the following request from Wyre Borough Council Leisure Services Committee . 

He reports a supposed telephone conversation between Margaret Thatcher and the Dutch Prime Minister , Ruud Lubbers , with Mrs Thatcher doing all the talking and demanding that Mr Lubbers help with her problems . 

She began by waking up on the tail-end of absorbing conversations with the white-robed monk who sat on the chair beside her , and it was n't long before the discussions became a full-time activity . 

The initial , halting conversation would be about Masai bravery and the importance of showing no pain . 

Do n't get into any conversations about sitting in the sunshine drinking coffee , or the unforgettable paintings in the Memling Museum , or the daffodils dancing in the gardens at the Beguinage . 

Forewarned , we dodged a conversation about ` political prisoners " ; just as well , for his face was black with preparatory anger . 

He knew I worked with Malcolm because he was one of the few teachers I could have a conversation with about something more than homework or football . 

Serious conversation about alcohol is reserved for wine and spirits . 

Christopher and Francis were deep in conversation about pottery , speaking French . 

Basically what I like to do is have a conversation about the project and then get the designer to come up with an answer . 

Dyson felt he had grasped enough of the general principles of the conversation between Boddy and Westerman to risk joining in himself . 

We passed a few minutes in the exchanges that usually pass for conversation between people who know each other slightly and have no real business connection . 

` My colleague overhead the conversation between you and Mr Trimmler . " 

The two brothers had conversation after conversation on the theme of religion , the younger one sticking to his guns . 

Indeed , I have defended the Chancellor in some conversations on this very subject with people in these fields . 

The hon. Gentleman referred in his question , and in a conversation on radio during the weekend , to what he describes as " an increasing number " of passenger train collisions . 

He would n't even know who Charles and Di were , for Heaven 's sake , to say nothing of being able to conduct an intelligible conversation on the state of the Monarchy . 

She picked up a phone , dialled a single number and held a short conversation in French . 

He smiled , finished his wine , and deftly turned the conversation to other matters . 

Was he just making polite conversation with his uninvited guest , or was he pumping her for information ? 

Denis , with Clara asleep on his shoulder , was in earnest conversation with Jock Lennox . 

Pale and shaking , they sat down to a muted conversation about where the day 's campaign would be fought . 

` From your conversation with Nina , can I assume that Jennifer told you why I visited her last night ? " 

Abashed , realising that he had overheard her conversation with Victoria , Shelley did n't try to make excuses . 

The Sony machines , which were activated by the sound of voices , had recorded everything said in the White House , including the President 's conversations with visiting foreign leaders . 

I was no closer to knowing the selection procedure , as my conversations about this with the other recruits had been based on mere speculation and gossip . 

A North Korean cargo ship , Dae Hung Ho , docked at the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas in the Strait of Hormuz , having evaded a threatened interception by the US navy in the Persian Gulf .

The French action followed the interception by customs officers over the previous weeks of about 20 German lorries carrying dangerous waste .

The service 's Invergordon fast patrol boat crew , one of two teams used for intelligence gathering and interception in the north , had made the find .

THE interception of communications gives rise to something of a dilemma for a democratic society .

The second task was the interception of everyone else 's messages around the world and , where possible , decoding them .

In Vienna the interception of letters became under Metternich more frequent than ever before .

However , the law on the matter of unauthorized interception of information is not clear .

The agreement was concluded against a background of recent interceptions of drug shipments in several island states and concern over the abuse of tax-havens .

The interception of their boat was part of a growing pattern of interception of illegal would-be immigrants into Spain .

Thus it has no power to determine whether unauthorized interceptions are taking place .

Few interceptions took place over the next few days as the R.A.F. licked its wounds .

Several successful interceptions were made by Venturous , Valiant and Vigilant , most of them in the Thames Estuary and Ramsgate area .

According to the official version of events , interceptions were made only on the authority of a warrant issued by the appropriate Secretary of State under his own hand .

Four raids were made on Malta on Sunday 13th. , but the Hurricanes were involved in escorting four destroyers into harbour much of the day , and only two interceptions were made .

Just as she was taking soup from the tureen and pouring it into her soup-plate the Hulsbys passed her table . 

When ready to serve , reheat the soup to boiling point and pour into a heated tureen . 

He kicked over a candelabra , upset a tureen of soup , then leaped from the last table to land with a crash in Lord John 's path . 

The finest piece in this sale is a magnificent silver soup tureen by Paul de Lamerie . 

Drain well in a colander and divide them among individual bowls or put them in a large soup tureen . 

On the top shelf was a silver tureen brimming with strawberries . 

A look into the Christie archives showed that the catalogue listed four soup tureens , each selling for £68 . 

On Tuesday , Uzbekistan 's top prosecutor , Rashid Kadyrov , said that 169 people died when government troops clashed with thousands of protesters and armed militants .

Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid told The Associated Press that 20 armed militants , including some with suicide vests , had entered Kabul to target the presidential palace and other government buildings in the center of the capital .

But British militants stand out for their willingness and capability to attempt large-scale suicide bombings .

But organizers insist that armed militants have been a tiny minority , despite the availability of weapons in Syria , a nation where arms are said to filter in from Lebanon and Turkey .

U. S. and Iraqi soldiers last week pushed into this city that has been the heart of the Sunni Arab militants ' fiefdom , in a campaign to bring three lawless neighborhoods under government control .

The large numbers of Muslims of South Asian descent plays a role in the amount of homegrown militants in this nation .

Western military officials said they were investigating but that preliminary evidence pointed to the deaths of three dozen armed militants , not civilians .

Sunni Arab militants with ties to the group Al Qaeda in Iraq quickly reestablished themselves and late last year began harassing Christians .

" They were five armed militants that fired on a joint force . . . when they went in to get a targeted individual , " Julian said .

Sergei Ignatchenko , spokesman for Russia 's Federal Security Service , said Arab militants " have abused the idea of Chechnya 's independence to suit their own ends .

It does n't know how to manage this challenge coming from Punjabi militants , " said Hasan Askari Rizvi , a Lahore-based security analyst .

" People do n't really recognize Punjabi militants as a threat , or they think these terrorist groups are agents of foreign countries , " said Rizvi , the analyst .

Experts say Pakistan has neglected to adequately brace for the threat posed by Taliban-trained Punjabi militants .

And British-born militants of Pakistani descent , when teamed with terrorist networks in their own country , are ideal operatives because of their European passports , Western ways and language skills .

Pakistan has been broadsided by a nationwide wave of terrorist strikes in recent weeks , and several of those attacks have involved militants from Punjab either masterminding or carrying out the violence .

Islamic militants from Pakistan have increased their infiltration into the Indian-held part of Kashmir in the last two months , the U. S. ambassador to India said .

And in March 2010 , more than 30 people were killed as four suicide bombers struck near the prison , a hotel and a police station , possibly in an attempt to free Taliban militants from the prison .

Militants from an organization with known ties to Al Qaeda have been convicted in a failed attempt last year to kill Musharraf , a front-line U. S. ally in the war against terrorism .

They said militants from the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade recruited a 21-year-old woman who had been permitted to cross into Israel for treatment of severe burns suffered last year when a household gas canister exploded .

" Locals set up a militia and expelled the militants from this area , " Police Chief Ayub Khan told reporters .

The Kyrgyz government , which faced a significant incursion by Islamic militants from Uzbekistan in 1999 , has welcomed both the Russian and U. S. military .

Nuclear-armed India is still cleaning up the wreckage from a large terrorist attack in which it suspects militants from rival Pakistan .

The Swat Valley has seen sporadic suicide bombings and other acts of terrorism since a Pakistani military offensive last summer drove Taliban militants from the region .

However , Russia has suffered repeated attacks by Islamic militants from the Caucasus region .

The young militants in the room quieted him and wondered aloud whether Suheil and I were intelligence agents .

The next day , another drone strike killed six suspected militants in the same area .

Pakistani military leaders have fended off those demands , arguing that their army is overstretched as it fights militants in other tribal areas who view the Pakistani government as their primary enemy .

That , investigators believe , helps explain the ferocity of half a dozen female militants in the group .

Earlier this year , militants in the Jordanian port city of Aqaba launched homemade missiles , narrowly missing a U. S. warship and killing a Jordanian soldier .

It also contains footage taken from inside cars following militants in Iraq conducting attacks , some of which has been previously aired by TV stations .

Qureshi promised in turn that the Pakistani army would carry out a long-anticipated drive against militants in South Waziristan .

Military officials said Saturday that the leader of the Taliban militants in Swat , Maulana Qazi Fazlullah , remained at large .

Early today , Israeli troops skirmished with Palestinian militants in the neighborhood of Shajaiya , a Hamas stronghold on Gaza City 's eastern edge .

" But these Islamist militants do n't have the appeal of the Islamists of decades past .

His case radicalized his siblings , two of whom were arrested after sneaking into neighboring Algeria to train with Islamist militants .

But according to people both inside and outside UTLA , the strategy has been shaped by the little-known Jordan and Pechthalt , self-described " union militants " who now hold key leadership posts .

Shabab militants control much of south and central Somalia , and their ranks have been joined by thousands of extremists from Pakistan , Afghanistan , Yemen and other nations , according to the government .

Fighting between security forces and Islamic militants after the kidnapping of four paramilitary troops in northwestern Pakistan left five fighters dead , officials said .

The number of fighters -- including loyalists of former President Saddam Hussein , religious militants and others dissatisfied enough to take up a gun or plant a bomb -- shows no sign of decreasing .

On Saturday , Palestinian militants launched a homemade rocket from northern Gaza into Israel , causing no injuries or damage , the army said .

Officials loyal to Kadafi 's regime say small areas in the mountains are under the control of armed Islamic militants .

When the offensive began Oct. 17 , Pakistani military leaders said they faced a fighting force of as many as 10,000 battle-hardened militants .

Last month , two police officers were killed when left-wing militants opened fire on their van .

Pakistan vehemently denies assisting the Taliban , an assertion officials repeated after documents posted by the website WikiLeaks detailed reports of numerous meetings and contacts between intelligence agents and Afghan militants .

Iranian-backed militants also attempted to conduct an intimidation campaign to deter Iraqi officials from signing the extension .

They are believed to be a mix of immigrants and European-born militants .

The Egyptian government has sentenced 38 Islamic militants to death in the last year , 18 of whom have been executed .

When U. S. officials have raised allegations that elements of the Pakistani security establishment maintain links with Afghan Taliban militants in the tribal areas , Pakistani military and intelligence officials have steadfastly denied the charges .

But Musharraf confirmed that some Americans were in the area to gather intelligence on foreign militants .

As part of the ongoing violence , at least nine U. S. soldiers have been killed this month in attacks believed to have been carried out by Shiite militants .

Others , he said , would be trained to one day become hard-core militants .

Such aerial attacks have become increasingly common in Sadr City , Fallouja and other places where anti-American militants still exert significant control .

The U. S. military commander in Africa , Gen. Carter Ham , told the Associated Press recently that Boko Haram might be seeking to mount joint attacks in Nigeria with other African militants .

The phenomenon highlights the especially virulent convergence here of Muslim anger and the opportunity for young activists to connect with experienced militants .

Mattis and other Marine leaders are convinced that civilians in the province are turning away from the group Al Qaeda in Iraq and other foreign Islamic militants .

Stone believes that just as boys can be trained to become militants , they can be rehabilitated .

The explosions last week in Lahore and Quetta were directed at large gatherings of the Shiite Muslim community , a frequent target of attacks by primarily Sunni militants .

The Christian community 's troubles in Dora can be traced to autumn 2004 , when Sunni militants bombed churches and kidnapped people .

Zabol has been at the center of recent unrest in southern and eastern Afghanistan , where Taliban and Al Qaeda militants remain active , waging attacks that have left more than 900 people dead since March .

Poirot 's ` little grey cells " start to work overtime , and with Hastings in tow he sets out to unmask the peril at ` End House " .

Kim , 1971 ) If we set out to frame hypotheses about the chosen part of consciousness , we do so at our peril , flying in the dark .

Mourning can have a therapeutic function that we ignore at our peril .

Harley Shaiken of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology illustrated the perils of ` electronic Taylorism " with an example from a study by Britain 's Council for Science and Society .

But they are the real facts about the existence of human groups , and we ignore them at our peril .

It was you , after all , who was going on at breakfast about the perils of lapses in concentration . "

With Britain 's security in its greatest peril , American support was bought at the price of much of Britain 's long-developed overseas economic power .

He and his sister stood on either side of the bed , bending over her as if to protect her from the perils of the night with their own flesh and bone .

` What makes you think Rainbow would entertain a love affair with the likes of you ? "

It aims to compete with the likes of BMW and Audi as the company moves upmarket .

They anathematised and expelled the likes of Arius , who taught that Jesus was fully human .

In fact over the last week I have had more sympathy with the likes of Max Hastings who say quite simply that it is the job of the press to reflect the government position .

As he snored , she told him Florence was full of jobs for the likes of him and by no means all were living-in .

Organ jazz has long been club-trendy , but it has taken until now for a new artist to come through to match the likes of Jimmy Smith and John Patton .

If you think that sounds like the sort of luxury only the likes of Joan Collins would have in her bathroom , you 'd be wrong .

Miss Whiplash was in fact dressed up in thigh boots and a tightly-laced bodysuit while seeing to the likes of you in her torture chamber .

It might at least remind the YFs and their like that tomorrow does n't necessarily belong to them .

They have little interest in potatoes but have a great regard for brassicas of all descriptions : cabbages , kale , sprouts , cauliflowers , and the like .

Every architect is disappointed with the range of street furniture available in the market , but the tooling and jigging costs for items like litter bins , street signs and the like are not that prohibitive .

The new technology element does n't exactly creep in in this business either ; personal computers , laser printers , document scanners and the like are vital elements of the system .

At dinner they sat at a table with other people and a big man with a lot of gold braid on his smart jacket who smiled at Peach a lot and told her how pretty she looked . 

These ` kops " of nylon and polyester braid average 122m ( 400ft ) for single line sport kites . 

A grey coat and skirt were made trimmed with darker grey silk braid , and a pearl grey silk blouse with a tall frilled collar . 

She had worked strips of gold braid into the weave , and now she secured them in place . 

Gold braid gleamed on his immaculate grey-green uniform , and a rainbow of medals decorated his chest . 

Certain strains of Escherichia coli ( E. coli ) , for example are responsible for causing ` Traveller 's Diarrhoea " . 

The adherent control strains differed in their surface hydrophobicity ; strain E851/71 agglutinated at 2 M ammonium sulphate ( final concentration ) whereas strain E2348/69 agglutinated at 0.1 M. The non-adherent strain Sc13 agglutinated at 1 M. 

Underneath the bar graph are listed the inbred mouse strains or transgenics from which the analysis was made . 

Bacteria are easily visualized in the eggs of parthenogenetic Trichogramma strains , and antibiotic treatment results in reversion to sexual reproduction and elimination of the microorganisms . 

The type of yeast strain used for ale is known as ` top fermenting " . 

There were three objectives in this study , first of all , to measure the response of a marker tumour to the two strains of B C G . 

Based upon previous sputum bacteriology results , at the time of selection camp the only patient from Manchester or Edinburgh known to have the epidemic strain of P cepacia was patient E7 . 

These potatoes are round and white , a new Dutch strain , being grown in Britain for the first time this year . 

Same amounts of mtRNAs ( in ) derived from heteroplasmic ( H ) or wild-type ( W ) strains were used . 

For example , it is possible to produce strains of bacteria which will promote root nodulation by transferring plasmids ( see p.299 for definition ) from nodulating species to non-nodulating bacteria . 

Only moths that were unusually dark managed to escape , and these then bred to produce a generally greyer strain of peppered moths . 

It is hoped that this will produce a pattern characteristic for each strain of organism . 

Staphylokinase , a 136-aminoacid protein produced by certain strains of Staphylococcus aureus , was shown to have profibrinolytic properties more than four decades ago . 

The school has its own experimental farm , and has produced special strains of rice for the commune . 

Resistant strains of bacteria were detected soon after the widespread introduction of penicillin in the 1940s . 

When compared to PLTE and PLDE analyses of several strains of methanogenic bacteria , these results suggest that the mud contained 10 6 methanogenic bacteria per gram . 

An example is the deletion of an ice nucleating gene from a strain of bacterium which makes crops susceptible to frost damage at temperatures just below freezing point . 

Leaves coated with a strain of engineered bacterium from which the offending gene has been eliminated do not suffer from the formation of ice . 

Yet more than 3,000 strains of bacteria have already been isolated , and may potentially contain useful new compounds . 

If the latest work comes to practical fruition , it will still be necessary to make new batches of flu vaccine whenever a different , virulent strain of flu makes an appearance . 

So she had arrived late , to find a scene of near chaos , with a shopful of customers and Miss Philimore departed suffering from the current strain of summer flu . 

Recently another strain of TCR- α mutant mice has been reported but no T cells with α -less TCR were observed ; the reason for this discrepancy is not clear , although these cells may have been overlooked . 

Successful induction of superovulation depends on several variables including age , weight and strain of mouse , and the time of injection of the gonadotropins . 

There are however , a few strains of mice ( mostly inbred strains or hybrids between inbred strains ) whose eggs and embryos do not block at the two-cell stage ( Table 2 ) . 

Finally , work in Oxford on a strain of diabetic mouse is beginning to reveal the genes that govern susceptibility to the disease . 

ACRUCIAL step towards the production of an Aids vaccine was announced yesterday by researchers who have successfully immunised eight of nine monkeys against infection with one strain of an HIV-like virus . 

Quite simply , when monkeys had been infected with one strain of yellow fever virus , they became transiently less easy to infect with another strain . 

But the problem of control of poliomyelitis is now one of social organization and , until new strains and new viruses appear , not principally one of medical discovery . 

In a letter to The Lancet Teas suggests that the AIDS virus may be a modified strain of the virus that causes African swine fever ( vol i. p 923 ) . 

Fragments common to many strains of the AIDS virus had been identified and a candidate vaccine was being developed which was expected to produce antibodies against more than 80 per cent of these strains . 

The most common are phenylketonuria , which is a deficiency of the enzyme which converts amino-acids , and disorders caused by the inability of enzymes to cope with carbohydrates .

It should be noted also that Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy has been applied beyond psychiatric disorders to the problems of offenders and to people with learning difficulties .

Our knowledge and ability to treat pelvic-floor disorders has benefited enormously from the availability of newer diagnostic and surgical approaches .

Two of the most serious disorders recognised by Western psychiatry are schizophrenia and hysteria .

Distress does not just arise from the symptoms of mental disorder but also from the consequences of the disorder as they affect the social and occupational life of the individual .

The right hemisphere is more concerned with emotion than the left and therefore its dysfunction would explain many characteristic features of emotion disorder in schizophrenia .

It is a disorder of the first two years of life and is characterized by a marked deceleration of weight gain and a slowing of the acquisition of developmental milestones .

Research in Newcastle has shown that about a third of all children referred with psychiatric disorders also suffered from undiagnosed depression .

By the year 2000 it is predicted that there will be 88.3 million people suffering from selected disorders in Latin America , an increase of 48.1% .

A Home Office study in 1990 found that 20 per cent of sentenced prisoners have serious mental disorders and that among women the figure rose to 35 per cent .

Psychiatrists agree that the so-called post traumatic stress disorder afflicting service personell returning from war can change their lives forever .

Nelson argues that the failure of other reviewers to come to the same conclusion was because they used vague definitions of depression and failed to take into account the severity of the disorder .

There is very little evidence , either , that young children with emotional disorders ( anxiety , fear , depression ) are more likely to suffer psychiatric disorders in adulthood than their more well-adjusted peers .

This issue is also relevant to Chapter 9 , in which we discuss the pattern of lexical errors in patients with acquired disorders of the production of spoken language .

The law still says that men accused of rape can be bailed unless they have a severe psycopathic or psychiatric disorder .

Although it is generally true that increasing age exerts an unfavourable effect on outcome of diseases and medical interventions , this influence is weaker than is generally supposed and is mainly due to age-associated disorders .

Although there have been important advances in our understanding of anorexia nervosa as a multifactorial disorder , the precise mechanisms determining its expression remain elusive .

It may be somewhat longer ( much less often than men claim or fantasise ) or , especially in some physical disorders , somewhat shorter .

Wrist support is needed in front of the keyboard , to reduce the risk of upper limb disorder ( ULD ) .

These include negative reactions to the onset of menstruation , dislike of menstruation , and menstrual irregularity ( this last feature may be the result of an eating disorder ) .

In order to effect transfer of vessels at either level , the two tanks must not travel on the same plane .

( There is often a degree of integration between these ; this aims for the use of the same key-presses for the same effects and allows the transfer of data between functions . )

It is accepted that this power of attorney was valid and effective to vest in Mrs. Steed power on Mr. Steed 's behalf to sell the property and to execute a transfer for that purpose .

In the case of present clients , the firm will want to effect a transfer of their affairs from the outgoing partner to one of the continuing partners .

A tactic for distinguishing an effect on reaction time of a hemispheric processing inefficiency from an effect due to inter-hemispheric transfer is suggested by the application of a memory search procedure ( Sternberg , 1966 ) .

Among his many far-reaching reforms , Gorbachev effected a transfer of power from Communist Party to executive presidency .

As it can take considerable time to effect the transfer of overseas funds to the University account , you are strongly advised to make arrangements well in advance .

Rice grown in Sri Lanka did not in general enter the market economy , although there were local transfers by barter and gift .

The fear is unfounded and can be eased by remembering firstly that the existence of sums of US$ in NOSTRO accounts is only possible because there has been a transfer into them from the US money stock .

The price that is paid is once for all ; there is a transfer of ownership ; the new owner has no enduring relationship with the previous owner .

It is the hall mark of a contract of sale that seller and buyer each enter a commitment that there will be a transfer of ownership from the seller to the buyer .

In any case , a licence can not be a sale of goods contract as there is no transfer of property .

There were few transfers as a result , since the exam used had already segregated them .

There can be no transfer of any surplus , for as soon as one candidate has more than 50% of the votes he is declared elected .

Mrs Rita Fan , head of the government 's Security Panel , says : ` When there is a transfer of authority in any society , law and order suffer . "

Soon there could be wholesale transfers of industry to republican control .

The provision and s740 do not just apply to cases where there is a transfer of an asset from the United Kingdom to a place outside the United Kingdom .

There have been three significant cases of the smooth transfer of power from the death of a civilian head of state to his successor .

What is more , he is confident that the process of transfer of power to the central authority of such a state is now well advanced .

Narudon Detpradiyut , a senior Thai Supreme Command official , that a transfer of power to civilian rule in Myanma would only take place after a new constitution had been drafted and fresh elections held .

In the case of a transfer of registered land the plan is rarely drawn on it and must be signed by the buyer or by the buyer 's conveyancer .

Equally , members of the European Parliament will welcome Bonn 's decision to extend its role , which may encourage demands for an even greater transfer of powers from national parliaments to Strasbourg .

There were , however , reports that the Ukrainian government had denied such an agreement , although the transfer of weapons had been resumed , and the Defence Minister , Col.-Gen .

Transfer of funds to a cheque account can be easily implemented after adequate notice .

The transfer of goods is most commonly made by merely handing them over , and such a transfer is equally effectual whether the transfer is for value or by way of gift .

They adopted the Kuala Lumpur Declaration , which essentially called for a massive transfer of funds from the North to the South to finance environmental and development projects .

The reorganization is expected to go into effect on 1 October pending congressional approval of the internal transfer of funds .

UK importer Mike Lake is unfazed by youth 's transfer of interest from hot rods to hit men .

I entirely agree that China 's transfer of technology to other aspirant nuclear powers is deplorable .

An assistant manager in Bank of Ireland 's Group Internal Audit Department , Ciaran joined the Bank in December 1970 in I.T.D. where he worked until his transfer to his present location in 1981 .

Barson 's powers of tackling and leadership were so highly regarded that United had paid £5,000 -- a huge fee at the time , especially for a defender -- for his transfer from Aston Villa in 1922 .

This culminated with his transfer to the Rolls Wood Group in 1990 .

Since Gooding 's detention in Coney Hill , the city 's MP has been campaigning for his transfer to more secure premises .

Of particular interest is the age distribution of the children and it is evident that 12 and 13 year olds are most at risk and this coincides with their transfer from primary to secondary school .

David Alexander , a depute director , told the education committee that the staff at Castle Toward residential education centre had been informed last Tuesday that the committee would yesterday discuss their transfer to mainstream day schools .

Their transfer from site was carefully managed , and both trainees were expertly mentored by John Corbett , PCE senior site supervisor at Shell 's St Fergus Plant .

Provided that none of the entries were flagged as requiring attention , the system will permit their transfer to the Main Database .

He had the task of cataloguing her books ( including the Spencer library ) , advising on new purchases , organizing the collection , and supervising its transfer to the new John Rylands Library in Manchester .

It may be that there is some delay after completion , which makes it impossible for the buyer 's conveyancers to lodge their transfer within the period of priority .

Destination boxes were not fitted until just before their transfer elsewhere and there was a deck lamp on an upright stanchion near the stairheads .

Some economists predicted that such capital transfers would bring about the collapse of the international monetary system along with the Western world 's bankruptcy and demise .

The British Prime Minister , John Major , has announced a package of government measures to encourage technology transfer from UK companies to the developing world .

To stimulate regional economic development , the EC agreed advanced technology transfers to offices located in Argentina , Colombia , Chile , Uruguay and Venezuela , and also to support training for small and medium-sized businesses .

This is because the stamp duty on property transfers is 6% but the duty on share transfers is only 1% .

It seems that a similar ambiguity is common in Britain in relation to money transfers between kin , although we do lack up-to-date evidence on this point .

Technical innovations have included the idea of arranging money transfers by issuing chequebooks , the use of plastic credit and cheque cards or the automatic , electronic transfer of funds and cheque - clearing systems between banks .

On Britain 's initiative , the UN is establishing a register of arms transfers in order to monitor any dangerous arsenals of weapons .

The council endorsed the idea put forward by the British Government , and recently endorsed by the General Assembly , of a UN register of conventional arms transfers .

He went on to say that there has been no subsequent transfers of plutonium from the British civil nuclear programme under the UK -US defence agreement which governed that deal .

Schnur resigned before the election with a subsequent transfer of votes from his party to the other two Alliance members .

Moreover , it follows from this necessity for an absolute sovereign , that an eventual transfer of allegiance is inevitable when the ` sovereign " fails to govern , and keep the civil peace .

He was active in one of the Society 's most important projects , the founding of the National Physical Laboratory in 1902 and its eventual transfer to the government in 1918 .

Moreover , although Rask was concerned with the initial decision to contract out , what the Court says seems equally applicable to any subsequent transfer of the function to another sub-contractor .

There is one other aspect of the women 's role ( not directly investigated in this survey ) deserving attention , that is the transition and eventual transfer of the farm from her husband to her family .

The latter requirement necessitates showing that the person who first removed the property from the ` common store " was entitled to do so ; it must then be demonstrated that subsequent transfers have been consensual .

An eventual transfer of the settlement services to the new clearing house was not ruled out .

Finally , payment can be made by mail transfer , telegraphic or electronic transfer .

The first serious attempt to facilitate the electronic transfer of bill of lading rights took place in 1986 and lasted less than one year .

Where the transfer between husband and wife is one on sale , the fee is calculated in accordance with Scale A , of the 1992 Fee Order on the amount of the consideration .

Their total vote of 1,510 was 600 votes short of Conaty ( Independent ) with 2134 , and no amount of vote transfer between them could have postponed the elimination of any of them until after Conaty .

Transfers between the two resorts are included in the price , and are via the arrival airport .

The Course Committee may arrange , in appropriate cases , for transfer between this course and other related degree and diploma courses in the Faculty .

Again , there is a tax-free element , and there are exemptions which include transfers between husbands and wives and gifts to charities .

A point to remember is that there is no tax payable on gifts between husband and wife , so there are opportunities of saving tax on profits by first making transfers between each other .

However , the net energy transfer between the magnetosphere and the upper atmosphere is downwards .

The personal social services provide a good example of a transfer of responsibility for provision from the state to the commercial , voluntary and informal sectors .

Since 1960 , of the 41 sub-Saharan African states there has only been one smooth constitutional transfer of real power from one elected leader to another , i.e. in Senegal in 1981 .

The calibre of Japanese colonial officials was competent in the main and was explicable through the transfer of bureaucrats from Japanese ministries to the colonies .

Some of the Metropolitan and other English detectives on transfer from the mainland shocked the straight-laced policemen of the RUC by their slick shortcuts .

Company A paying company B would mean a transfer of deposits from company A's bank to company B's bank .

It called for financial support and the transfer of environmentally-appropriate technology from richer nations , in return for agreement from rainforest states to safeguard their forests for global benefit .

Transfer from special school to integrated provision as a pupil gains mastery of specialised skills or transfer from integrated provision to special provision for specific reasons should be neither surprising nor impossible .

A transfer of ownership from the public sector to the private sector

The transfer of DM2 billion-3 billion a year from the consumers ' pockets into the waste-management industry will , by the end of this year , rise to DM3 billion-4 billion a year .

This element of technology transfer from yachting and wind generators was one of the strengths of the design .

Within the post-war period , the two most enduring changes appear to have been a marked transfer from rough pasture to either woodland or farmland , and Parry et al .

The review focused on the legal nature of the transfer of the lease pools from IBM to the grantor trusts and the insulation of the trusts from a potential IBM bankruptcy , it said .

Gene transfer was performed by calcium phosphate co-precipitation ( 14,15 ) .

The question of exclusion of non-eligibles from in-kind transfer has been taken up by Toumanoff ( 1986 ) .

` We have less then six months to answer these and other questions which comes to the biggest and potentially most rewarding challenge of all the process of technology transfer to Pemex , " says Hopwood .

He returned to Sunderland before that epic transfer to Ayresome Park , and then his career went a little sour .

The division of the empire into fifteen military districts in August 1864 made possible the more efficient call-up of reservists in wartime and the partial transfer of decision-making to local commanders .

Part is earmarked for transfer to the impoverished peasant farmers living in the areas concerned .

Bukharin realised , just as well as Preobrazhensky , that there would have to be a transfer of resources to industry if industrialisation was to proceed .

It looks at the WORDY licence and sees that the licence does not prevent the transfer of the package to someone else .

Despite the NLD 's overwhelming victory , the military refused to sanction a transfer of power to a civilian government .

There is a need to proceed cautiously regarding the possibility of making out-of-context transfers to different social and economic milieus .

At a nearby hotel next morning a binding offer was made for Jackson 's transfer to Huddersfield .

It involves a further transfer of sovereignty to Brussels and is likely to be fiercely opposed by Tory Euro-sceptics .

Poindexter said he had told North repeatedly not to put anything in writing about the transfer of funds to the contras .

Initially , the making of a contract for the transfer of land ownership was not subject to any particular rules .

The permanent collections of the Reina Sofía opened officially on 10 September with Picasso 's masterpiece as its holy of holies after its much contested transfer from the Prado in July .

B. Subsections. ( 1 ) Permanent transfer by licensing board to new tenant or occupant .

There will be no immediate or automatic resource transfers to the LDCs over and above existing levels of aid provided by the North .

At an early stage , we also recognised the potential of the new system , because of its outcome-based approach , to offer more flexible credit transfer between centres and between courses .

Because the winning of seats under the STV depends more often than not on the transfer of votes from one candidate to another of the same patty , it is particularly important that they should campaign unanimously .

Julius Bryant , Kenwood 's curator and Head of Museums Division of English Heritage , who administer the house , is responsible for the exhibition 's transfer to London .

This surplus was achieved after the transfer of £36,550 to a Leasehold Replacement Reserve to be utilised to acquire new premises when the existing lease on 80 Portland Place expires in 2021 .

If there is any suggestion of misfeasance here concerned with the transfer of the assets of AB Ltd to XY Ltd , then s 212 of the Insolvency Act 1986 may apply .

They represent the transfer of energy from place to place , respectively transfer by the mean motion and transfer by the turbulence itself .

As the ship resumed its normal course , Lindsey made her way to her cabin , her mind still buzzing with what had been a well handled and straightforward transfer from ship to shore .

Virement , the transfer of budgetary provision from one expenditure heading to another , is central to the whole concept of LMS .

Following the transfer of responsibility for social rehabilitation of discharged patients in 1993 from the NHS to local authorities , greater emphasis may be given to developing work schemes .

Not until the end of the Napoleonic Wars did increased specialization effect a sharp drop in the number of transfers from military to civil service .

Hwang Jang Yop , a senior North Korean official visiting Tokyo in early April , dismissed speculation of a transfer of power in the immediate future .

Its collapse and the ensuing Allied occupation caused massive transfers of population .

Both of these depend on the capacity of organisms to integrate previously separated functions through the imposition of a superordinate system relating its subordinate parts ; and this requires the open transfer of information between those parts .

Section 56 deals with transfers of works in electronic form and the position with respect to copies which are not transferred along with the original software .

The experimental observations agree well with this criterion , especially when allowance is made for the transfer of small amounts of fine particles which are swept up into the upper convecting layer across the interface .

But he was an American citizen , born in the States as far as I can make out . "

If I , a British citizen , fall ill in the United States I will have to pay for treatment .

They bore her name as a citizen of France , and the address of their Paris house on the Ile St Louis .

Any outing revolves around the need to find a lavatory at short notice , and many outdoor activities , such as hiking or climbing , are virtually impossible . 

A public body which has power to construct lavatories can not use that power in order to build a subway under a street . 

It is possible that a third person might have entered the lavatory and been provoked into violence by what the defendant was doing -- the woman 's partner , for example . 

The pupils of the reception class at the Independent Wimbledon Day Islamic Boys ' School did not enter the lavatory with their left feet first . 

What am I going to do with it while I run into the lavatories to wash my hands … ? 

The building is decrepit , the doors do not shut , the windows have no glass , some taps leak continuously , the staff are too embarrassed to show me the lavatories . 

The-troops also slept in the lavatories -- a very awkward situation , this , as sometimes , if there was an air-raid , the train crawled and the journey could take as long as sixteen hours . 

They are also rigorously colour-coded , so that when the Wife ( Helen Mirren ) walks into the lavatory from the dining-room , the camera keeping pace with her all the while , she is miraculously redressed in identical tacky Jean-Paul Gaultier clobber , but now in white and not red . 

A kitchen , washing facilities and lavatories were to be built , camp style , in the open . 

In the afternoons , she must always be home at 4.30 -- so that the carer can take her to the lavatory before leaving for the day . 

Along with housewives whose personal needs were swamped by the family , there were recovering alcoholics grateful for acceptance . 

Perhaps feeling somehow more secure in the company of a female therapist , he chose Dr Ruth Fox , who specialized in treating alcoholics . 

TELEVISION celebrity Keith Chegwin mustered all his courage yesterday and told the world : ` I 'm an alcoholic " . 

Hostility -- " I suppose you think that we 're all alcoholics or addicts of some kind and that we all ought to give up everything we enjoy " . 

They are the social drinkers in the picture , while the hackers are the alcoholics . 

TELEVISION presenter Keith Chegwin opened his heart in front of the cameras yesterday and admitted ` I am an alcoholic " . 

It was in the summer of last year that Keith took the crucial step of admitting privately that he was an alcoholic . 

Instead he became an alcoholic ( a ` half-alcoholic " he preferred to call it ) who required to dry-out in hospital about 50 times over a 25-year period . 

The main chemical ingredients for life are derived from combinations of carbon , hydrogen , oxygen and nitrogen , which we can abbreviate to CHON .

Apart from supplying the ingredients for a good evening , he also supplied the boats with essential services , as we found out , and in so doing , he distributed work .

Although many of the main ingredients for a successful first challenge from Spain are clearly in place , a question mark hangs over the afterguard of the boat .

Suitable source rocks , the remaining essential ingredient for a petroleum prospect , are expected but have yet to be proved .

In Joyce v Sengupta ( 1992 ) , the Vice Chancellor said that essential ingredients for an action in trade libel were falsity and malice .

If you do n't have all the ingredients for the curry sauce , you could add a can of prepared curry sauce to the beef and chopped vegetables and simmer the same way .

` Enid , " said Maud , as they sorted through the ingredients for an invisibility potion , ` I 'm sure that frog 's staring at me .

This was to be expected with the land being the main basic ingredient in the viability of the business .

This facility is a crucial ingredient in the process whereby the money supply expands .

In contrast to Pilkingtons , vital conceptual ingredients of the other two firms ' change initiatives were derived from organizational links with multinational corporations .

Put all ingredients into a saucepan and slowly bring to the boil .

Put all the ingredients into a saucepan and simmer uncovered for 20-25 minutes , or until thick .

Sex and romance are the key ingredients to these books and these elements can not be stressed too strongly .

The vital ingredient that serum provides to a medium is lipid , which cells need to maintain the integrity of their outer membranes .

Kudielka 's essays abound with notions of sacrifice , and this is a pivotal ingredient to the works currently in the Hayward exhibition .

The village square of Gaios is a unique ingredient in the local social life .

The cooking is traditional , with many of the ingredients produced on the estate .

Mulberries remain , of course , a marvellous ingredient for home-made wine .

This is not so you can cross-dress in the privacy of wild open country , or perform a stick-up on a youth hostel and rob them of the night 's takings of £14.95 , but to put over your head when the midges come out . 

After moisturising , disguise thread veins , blemishes and dark circles under the eyes with a good concealer . 

Use a stick or cream concealer under eyes to disguise dark circles , or try a touch of paler-toned foundation . 

It always fascinates me , the way my other self appears as I carefully apply concealer and foundation , shader and blusher , eye shadow and liner . 

First he fumbled beneath the lacings of his breastplate to produce a scrap of silk . 

The crew wear breastplates as depicted on the models , also giving them a saving throw of 6 . 

As the light grew so Tallis could see his armoured helmet , crested by a fan of spikes , and the dull leather of his breastplate . 

He tugged off the leather breastplate , then the tunic , and brushed at the blood . 

As a final gesture of international goodwill , I was given a massive injection into my rump , before being released on Friday morning . 

When the little animal is disturbed it burrows furiously down into the ground until it has completely disappeared except for its horny rump . 

The noise her substantial rump and the side of the bus produced as they came into contact , increased her alarm . 

She yanked the reins and brought the whip down hard upon its bony rump . 

A muscular Company goon in macho combat gear slapped her rump . 

" Aye , come on with ye ! " shouted the dealer , poking his stick against the cow 's rump . 

I poked a finger into the animal 's rump and he trotted forward , proceeded unhesitatingly between the posts and into the passage . 

Rounding the bend from the top path down towards the stable she was brandishing a stick , beating the cows ' dripping rumps and cursing them aloud for refusing to hurry . 

It took the mantri a long time to work right round the bull , from shoulder to rump down one side and then from rump to shoulder back up the other . 

He watched her climb on to the chair , and she saw him grin at the sight of her sore rump , which she thought must burn as brightly as any beacon . 

He slapped the water buffalo on its massive rump and we headed down towards the beach . 

It bestrode her severely-parted hair like a sequined circus girl , riding backwards on the solid rump of a matronly old mare . 

John got him to sit facing backward in the saddle , resting the foot on the horse 's rump . 

The nationalist fervour in Romania has fuelled virulent anti-Semitism , a thriving ultra-right , bloody ethnic violence in Transylvania and regular pogroms against the gypsies . 

It became clear that the most serious incidents had occurred in Uzgen , where the Uzbek population had been subjected to a pogrom by gangs of Kirghiz who invaded the town on June 5 . 

Meanwhile , survivors of the Uzgen pogrom claimed that at least 1,000 people had been killed in that town alone . 

Despite all I had learned of Russian pogroms from my Jewish friends , I was left with an abiding admiration for Russia . 

From the 1880s the richer members of the Jewish community made extensive and largely successful efforts to provide for the influx of destitute refugees from the Russian pogroms . 

Dzhemilev described the incident as the latest in a series of " pogroms " against the Tatar people . 

This evokes the Nazi pogrom against the Jews in November 1938 , and depicts the burning synagogues , photos of the artist 's own German/Jewish relations , and the Horsemen of the Apocalypse . 

The small village synagogue survived the Nazi pogroms of November 1938 ; during the war it was used as storage space by a farmer . 

The town Senat ( council ) has announced that the foundation stone of the Jewish Museum will be laid on 9 November , the fifty-fourth anniversary of Kristallnacht , the anti-Jewish pogrom by the Nazis . 

He tried to read every scrap of newspaper in the school ; even the loose pieces blowing through the corridors and those stuffed underneath mattresses . 

The fire Research Station 's fire Detection Department built a full sized hotel corridor and , for the first time , has monitored what happens in the early stages of a typical hotel fire . 

McCready had watched him enter the corridor between the two border posts , then lost sight of him . 

Make a secret WP test for each character entering this corridor . 

He was just about to enter the corridor on what was then the quicker route to the kitchen , when he overhead a sob and a plaintive , ` My husband suspects , Nicolai . 

They both entered a corridor at the same time , she going one way , he the other . 

He left the corridor and went through the newsroom to the features department next door . 

At first it was just the bodies that had been left in the corridors . 

Each was a hi-tech header from Nigel Mottashed , moving through the central corridor . 

He moved down the corridor and around the corner , where two more armed guards stood , alert , against either wall . 

So far , though , the Americans have not yet moved from the corridors to the negotiating table itself . 

They moved out slowly into the corridor , Chen looking about him , prepared at any moment to thrust the knife deep into Herrick 's throat . 

He moved down the corridor nearer to the window to get better reception . 

He ran down the corridor to fetch his own letter home and gave it to Murray , taking this small offer of service as a token that their friendship would continue . 

She ran back into the corridor and back towards the service lift . 

Ranetta Sen , 13 , was running along a corridor to her next class when she crashed into a wall and fell to the floor . 

With passions running high and reporters running down corridors in search of statements , the sequence of events and their meaning became confused . 

He had run down the long corridors to the lounge and arrived just as the shuttle passengers were disembarking . 

I ran into the corridor , and just then I heard a whistle , and a minute later the sound of falling metal . 

I stamped up the stairs , ran along the corridor , slammed my door and then jumped on my bed . 

" Of course , " he said , " of Course , " and he even showed her the corridor that led to the Ladies ' room , and she escaped , and they escaped from each other . 

For a while he sat in a corridor outside the room where the medical team was saving Edmund Jason 's life , and he did his bit by praying hard but silently for the young man . 

Simon was sitting in the corridor outside the door to Jason 's room , heartily asleep in an uncomfortable upright chair . 

And , with a horrified shudder , it occurred to Folly that if she stayed any longer in the corridor she might hear more than talking in the room beyond the door . 

Taking his visitor by the arm , he walked her slowly along the corridor . 

As he pushes through the swing doors and walks down the corridor towards his office , he can hear them spluttering with stifled laughter . 

Alice Conway turned about and walked down the corridor , her hands spread out as if in appeal , her head bobbing as she said , ` What 's come over people ? 

Trench came up to me as I turned to walk down the corridor again . 

He laughed with forced heartiness , as limping badly he began to walk along the corridor , leading the way , and Hari realized that he had used the laugh many times to conceal his true feelings . 

He walked out of the tiny corridor , through the foyer and out to his car . 

Then he and Billie climbed to the next floor and walked down the corridor to Room 416 . 

There was something about the atmosphere of a theatre that never failed to stir her blood , Shannon mused as she walked along the corridors . 

They walked down the corridor in single file , Shiona leading the way to her front door . 

The side corridor ran along the length of these three rooms , and opened at the other end of the car into a comfortable lounge , with settee , three armchairs , and tables . 

Smaller corridors ran to the left and right , curving away from the junction alongside the wall . 

He would stand in the corridor which ran along past the junior classrooms , as he had done that morning , and listen to the lessons being given . 

THE promising first episode of The Paradise Club ( BBC 1 ) turns out to have been , if not actually lying , then at least telling some fibs . 

Disk compressors tend to tell a few fibs when assessing how much hard disk space you 've got , hence the spurious figures 

Bayoumi 's version can be challenged as well , since the mosque is close to the restaurant and Bayoumi had visited it , and the surrounding area , on multiple occasions , including twice within six weeks of February 1 . We do not know whether the lunch encounter occurred by chance or design .

In Quinean terms , in an uncontrolled study , the observation statements ( about the patient 's condition ) and the theoretical statement ( about the efficacy of the treatment ) may be linked too tenuously along the radii of the web ; in the extreme case , the apparent linkage may be purely by chance .

These results indicate boundaries that are significantly longer and more cohesive than is expected by chance .

The bargains or at least more authentic and tasteful products are to be found far from these main tourist centers , in artisans ' workshops on the Giudecca , in the Dorsoduro behind the Zattere — to be hunted down or stumbled upon by chance .

As stated previously , the selection of differentially expressed genes is essentially a search for outliers , i.e. gene data lying outside some standard distribution of differences relative to a control state , and which can not be ascribed to chance or natural variabilty .

They involve Dada nose-thumbing , Expressionist brio , an American appreciation of pure funk , a flâneur 's eye for chance and juxtaposition in the streets , a sensualist 's feeling for the most outré kinds of texture , and a scopophiliac 's unquenchable thirst for images , all kinds , right now , from industrial logos to comic strips to postage stamps to Velázquez 's Rokeby Venus . ( He also , incidentally , has quite an ear , capable of doing more with a one - word title -- Rebus , Currency , Interview , Barge , Express -- than most writers . )

In the very off chance that you come across archaeological finds such as ancient anchors , wine - jars , even sculpture , they must be reported to local municipal authorities .

One possibility is that studies report different estimates of the single true relationship between a given pollutant and a health effect due to differences in study design , random chance , or other factors .

Two floors above , Jude heard what she took to be a domestic argument , and not wanting somebody else 's marital strife to sour her fine mood , was crossing to turn up the soul song on the turntable when somebody knocked on the door . 

But by that time there had been two centuries of strife between Empire and Papacy and the Empire no longer had any special connection to the City of Rome . 

Sudan has suffered many years of intermittent internal strife between governments dominated by northerners and separatist movements in the south . 

The weakness of the Crown and the internecine strife of the barons plunged England into anarchy . 

The Birth of Athena there is certainly a peaceful subject , opposed to the strife of two deities in the west , but it is a scene of activity and there is much movement in the treatment . 

Essentially , what had to happen was that a group of adolescent males without females had to obtain some , without allowing their group to dissolve in internecine strife over who would become the owner of the newly acquired females . 

The reports of the fratricidal strife among the security forces indicated a threatening polarisation in the country as the regime dug in , while a burgeoning opposition gained in confidence . 

This internecine strife within the Christian community was a sad diversion of effort at a time when faith was rapidly decaying . 

It had been accepted under the UDF umbrella , but after the ethnic strife at the beginning of 1990 concerning the Turkish minority it had been rejected on the grounds that it had been constituted on ethnic lines . 

At crisis talks in London , the Prime Minister has warned all sides involved in the strife in the former Yugoslavia that they must compromise or face total isolation . 

I fear that our nation has set itself up for a decade of national strife . 

Economic development since independence was severely handicapped by sabotage and political strife . 

A bill to grant posthumous pardons to all three hundred and seven British soldiers who were executed in the first world war , has gained a formal first reading in the house of commons .

THE PRIME Minister yesterday ruled out posthumous pardons for more than 300 British soldiers executed for cowardice and desertion during the First World War .

Noah Claypole was given a free pardon for telling the police about Fagin .

Kim Hyon Hui , 27 , a convicted North Korean saboteur , received a presidential pardon on April 12 which exempted her from the death penalty .

Thomas had received a royal pardon in the previous April , just one week after Barnet , which implies a Neville connection .

` I could not get a pardon for Simon , you know that , Brother , but I showed him one last mercy . "

Probably he was going to ask for help in obtaining a pardon for Sidacai , and Alexei thought about telling him that it was Burun 's intent that he should be freed .

During their lives faithful Roman Catholics are taught that by certain sacraments a person becomes a Christian , obtains ongoing pardon for sins and is prepared for the life hereafter .

He was later filled with remorse for this , saying ` I would I were assured of pardon for that sin , though on that condition that this right hand were cut off . "

In his acceptance speech , he called on industrialised countries to take steps to reduce worldwide demand for cocaine , he also ruled out pardons for drug traffickers , and said he 'd maintain extradition agreements .

A general pardon for all remaining political prisoners , announced on March 12 , was followed by the release of 175 people by March 17 .

His pledge came after the president gave a dramatic special pardon to former Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger and five top aides of former President Ronald Reagan .

Aoun and his two colleagues , Gen. Issam Abu Jamrah and Gen. Adgar Ma'luf , were subsequently given a special pardon by President Elias Hrawi .

He intercedes on behalf of the people , and he wins some pardon from God .

The government of New South Wales , Australia , where British tourists Caroline Clarke and Joanne Walters were brutally murdered , has also promised to pardon any accomplice with information .

Pardons went also to 64 left-wing guerrillas , but not to Mario Firmenich , founder of the Peronist guerrilla group , Montoneros , who is serving 30 years for murder .

The clan chiefs who had taken part against the King were offered pardons on condition that each took an oath of allegiance to King William before 1st January , 1692 .

Patricia Cahill and Karyn Smith , who were jailed for drugs smuggling , have been given a royal pardon by the King of Thailand .

The command and disposition of the armed forces and minor domestic acts of government , such as the granting of pardons and honours , were also held to be outside the sphere of statutory authorization .

` You would n't believe how sexy that skirt is blowing around like that , " Mandy said michievously , now that she 'd been granted her pardon .

In the ordinary course of a solicitors ' practice the partners will meet at regular intervals to discuss the affairs of the firm ( Clause 17.03 ) . 

Robert was sacrificing his practice , along with his great interest in the zoo , in order that she should have no opposition . 

Our small-animal practice is doing well and Robert 's large-animal one likewise . 

` Not only was he the outstanding leader of our tax practice , " said Grant Thornton managing partner David McDonnell , ` he was also the architect of its development in the early days . 

Firstly , fundholding practices may find their obligation to buy community care services a disincentive from pressing for early discharge . 

But friends were not surprised he had slipped away with the physio , who has practices in Sydney and London . 

Even within a GP practice , it is likely that doctors will wish to use different hospitals and consultants , but may now be constrained from doing so . 

Each GP practice is now producing leaflets telling you about the range of health services available from the practice . 

It looked across the street at one of Woodborough 's dental practices , so that people passed the windows all day in various stages of apprehension and relief . 

` The hard truth is dental practices have cost too much money to run and are fast becoming a financial liability . 

Visiting a large London practice shortly after the end of the 1980-88 Gulf War , I was surprised to find the Middle East rather than Europe the focus of attention . 

They were obtained from the age-sex register of a large general practice in London , and those who responded ( 77% ) were similar to the national average in height , weight , and smoking habits . 

Allen and Overy is a large Commercial practice in the City of London . 

In these pages she produces an almost rounded figure of her famous husband Norman , who abandoned a successful law practice to lead the masses . 

` He will join my father 's law practice as soon as he is arriving home . " 

After leaving Congress he established his own private law practice , but did not cut his political ties . 

One day , soon after he had retired from his legal practice , Hilbert told Lewis he had made a will that was ` very much to your advantage " . 

A GIFTED young lawyer is lured to a luxurious legal practice that serves the Mafia . 

However , the other aspect is that if you go to a medical practice you may have four or five doctors to help you out . 

PARTNERS in a Ruthin medical practice have sponsored the arts to create a point of interest for patients . 

Mr Badillo is a lawyer with a full-time private practice , not a local political activist ; and he has been out of office since 1978 . 

Those of us in smaller accountancy practices have to be particularly careful as to the level of costs incurred whilst trying to ensure that we maintain a high quality service . 

` Oh , Miss Ferguson and her partner only have a very small practice -- just companion animals . 

After a two-year tour of the Continent , he returned to England in 1799 and started a veterinary practice at 17 Giltspur Street , mainly among brewery horses and those of a similar type . 

A family of cow doctors worked in this region for over three centuries ; this family is now represented by Dr John Walker , who has a veterinary practice in Hook Norton , near Long Compton . 

` I saw the girl lying on the sidewalk with blood gushing from her head . 

A man lies on the sidewalk outside Tiffany 's , passers-by just stepping over him . 

Some stores along trendy Melrose , still virtually untouched , are guarded by their owners , luxury cars pulled up on to the sidewalk to block the entrance . 

The sweet-voiced harmony group , whose first LP Cooleyhighharmony sold 4.5 million copies this year , began life by busking on Philadelphia sidewalks . 

A body did n't change if it had been blasted with an automatic weapon in a robbery on Lenox Square or gunned down on a sidewalk in Athens . 

The wide main street , which the Berner Gate bounds and which forms a market place , has sixteenth-century arcaded sidewalks and houses , with seventeenth- and eighteenth-century facades . 

A strangely-deserted sidewalk , Rex noted as he leapt out of the cab and stalked over to the fallen driver . 

There must be oodles of territory in Saxony and Thuringia that used to be owned by the East German government . 

The flight of Asil Nadir on May 4th has destroyed the fraud case it spent more than two years and oodles of money building against him . 

functions , a good set of graph types , oodles of pretty buttons ( which Lotus calls SmartIcons ) and so on . 

I 'm scarcely rolling in money , but , like the margarine ads say , small amounts can be spread over oodles of bread . " 

` The things I could do if only I had oodles of cash , " she added with an intense longing . 

Turning now to his own responsibilities, when does the Leader of the House expect to be able to make a statement on expanding the provisions of communication between Members of this House and the institutions of the European Community ? 

Optimistic leaks had it that the negotiators were making good progress on a statement of `principles " . 

You are making a statement about a child and it is going on the child's record. " 

Tomorrow, Mr Kinnock will make a personal statement about his future as leader of the Labour Party . 

I suggest that the general public also regard statements about animal tested products with caution, as it is well known that many of these products have had extremely adverse effects on human beings. 

In this case the court gave a further reason why the false statement was not caught by section 14, namely that it related to the price at which the goods were offered for supply and section 14 did not cover false statements about prices . 

I am having the matter looked into, and I shall make a statement about it in a few minutes. 

This is reflected in the rule that statements by the accused to be admissible must have been made voluntarily. 

It is not difficult to understand why this short statement by Winston Churchill changed history. 

This far-too-sweeping statement by the painter John Piper nevertheless contains some truth. 

They have been warned what to expect, despite the recent statement by the ANC requesting no demonstrations and a peaceful completion of a tour they sanctioned. 

Tamdin Sithar, a 46-year-old Tibetan, is serving a 12-year prison sentence imposed in 1984, apparently for possession of a printed statement by the Dalai Lama . 

Early exaggerated statements by sociologists about the tendency, in modern society, for the nuclear family to become `isolated " had the effect of masking the existence and strength of these intergenerational ties, which persist in spite of geographical distance or social mobility. 

He was acquitted on May 25, 1990, largely because of contradictory statements by witnesses . 

The reversal of the decision followed intense public criticism of the referendum idea, and statements by several political parties that it would prove socially divisive . 

Similarly, a ban was imposed on media coverage of statements by guerrillas or drug traffickers , with the threat of suspension or the cancellation of licences in cases of violation. 

Throughout the whole week we were bombarded with information, statistics, scandalous tales of art and commerce and corruption, surveys on gender issues in the workplace and statements by the Guerilla Girls . 

Government documents and official statements concerning integration are replete with romantic and ill-defined language. 

`Any statement from us would have been highly irresponsible, " says a marketing manager at Nestlý, producers of Ashbourne, an English bottled water. 

In addition, there may be statements from engineers or surveyors suggesting that the building is physically unsound. 

Every press release should include a quotable, provocative statement from an officer or committee member of the organization involved . 

Priests inside Malawi are pressing for a new statement from the bishops . 

The project was initiated following the statement from a disabled traveller one hot summer's day, when the guard and a volunteer helped the passenger into the usual place -- the guard's van. 

`I shall need statements from both of you , " he said, turning to Tony and me. 

The document was a statement from the old lady who took her Alsatian for nocturnal strolls in the area of the murder . 

The issue of warrants for Fhimah and al-Megrahi on 14 November 1991 was accompanied by a statement from President Bush's spokesman, Marlin Fitzwater , insisting that Iran and Syria were not involved. 

A statement from Armenian President Levon Ter-Petrosyan on March 3 described Nagorny Karabakh as " Azerbaijan's internal affair ". 

Where a party is unable to obtain a written statement from an intended witness it will probably be necessary to apply to the Court for directions. 

A statement from Cleveland Police said: `Following inquiries, it is now believed that Mr MacDonald died of natural causes. " 

`It's very difficult to do because if you aren't careful you just write down a series of platitudes, but I think that a statement of aims and beliefs is very necessary even if it does look platitudinous. " 

For Margaret Thatcher they were a simple statement of her position . 

The writer of the research report will want to draw together his results into a short statement of findings , which will probably be verbal rather than numerical at this stage, and where some sub-hypotheses have been substantiated and others negated the problem is not an easy one. 

This is correct as a statement of fact , but not as an analysis of the logic behind their success. 

In other words, the document is a statement of a problem from which the writers clearly regard themselves as the innocent sufferers . 

In the light of such feelings, the denial of the existence of class takes on the force of a moral imperative, rather than a statement of fact . 

That is supported by the statements of the mother and D.'s foster mother . 

His lack of family feeling and unquestioning assumption that it must always be sacrificed to necessities of State emerge clearly from his political testaments of 1752 and 1768, the most revealing of all statements of his basic ideas . 

Further statements of support came on April 27 from the non-Solidarity All-Poland Trade Union Accord (OPZZ). 

As is usual in these cases, both parties agreed to make no further statements on the matter . 

The Younger Committee made no attempt at a definitive statement on what constituted privacy , contenting itself with a summary of different approaches and attempts at definition. 

The main report has been widely cited as an objective statement on the persistent pattern of human rights violations which has continued under President Fujimori . 

His account is anecdotal and descriptive, refers to only one earlier theoretical statement on the topic , and contains no systematic illustration of these ideas in practice. 

At the level of the meta-discourse of the profession, few statements on the future of the nation's health failed to reference the new dimensions of race and evolution. 

A North Atlantic Council (NAC -- the highest authority of NATO) statement on the Gulf crisis in December noted that NATO would counter any attack against a member state, a reference to a possible Iraqi threat against Turkey [ see p. 37931 ]. 

Prognostic statements on the clinical complications of colonisation by the epidemic strain in individual patients are difficult, but we have found survival to be influenced by poor pulmonary status of the patient at the time of acquisition. 

The answer resides not in some logically compelled statement as to whose opinion should count , but in a normative judgment as to whose relative opinion on a particular matter we wish to adopt. 

It is then up to the teacher or therapist to help the parents accept that an assessment may be useful as a way of helping the child without necessarily providing a diagnostic label or a clear statement regarding the child's future . 

Julia, stunned but dry-eyed, had given her statement to the police. 

Earlier statements that Japan must surrender all colonial possessions were reiterated but the precise fate of Korea was not clarified: Korea was to become independent at a future date but what would happen in the interim period remained to be decided. 

Whether watching performers in rubber hats and one-piece bathing cossies is an attractive proposition over dinner is a matter for debate . 

She then deprived the tsar of the special status he had enjoyed at Constantinople since 1833 . 

In January 1862 he convinced the tsar of the need to permit Russian jurists to derive their reform plans from the examples of west European states . 

Had he known what advice was reaching the tsar in St Petersburg , his anxiety would have been greater still . 

Even at the end of 1857 , however , depicting the tsar as a committed reformer is unwise . 

Yet revisionist work underlines the enormous difficulties that would have confronted even the most gifted of tsars in shoring up a rigidly conservative regime . 

The People 's Will , their most effective organization , drew the conclusion that the supreme goal must be to shake the regime by assassinating the tsar . 

The Habsburgs thus tried to isolate the various movements of national autonomy from their peasant base , and the Russian tsar did the same in Poland . 

A month later , they said it was friendly fire , triggered by an enemy ambush .

It was unclear whether Pakistani forces suffered casualties , the witnesses added , but some suggested at least 12 soldiers died in the afternoon ambush .

At the height of the Palestinians ' intifada , or uprising , scores of Jewish settlers were killed or wounded in carefully laid roadside ambushes like this one .

The Pentagon 's summary said an enemy ambush had triggered an intense , 20-minute firefight .

Ansar 's war against the U. S. -backed PUK was defined by sporadic mortar fire and guerrilla ambushes .

A similar cross-border ambush in June 2006 succeeded in kidnapping Cpl .

They often precede bloody ambushes and highlight the risks that soldiers confront whenever they leave a secure building .

Roadside bombs and insurgent ambushes are common , threatening Afghan farmers and workers , as well as U. S. and Canadian forces .

Lt. Col. Pete Johnson of the Army 's 82nd Airborne Division told of a well-coordinated ambush , saying it culminated in an angry mob descending on the scene as a sole survivor managed to slip away .

There is choreography for storming Omaha Beach , for taking out a pillbox bunker , and for surviving an L-shaped ambush at night on the Gatigal .

Rebels in the city vowed to bleed government forces with hit-and-run ambushes if they engaged in street fighting .

The brazen ambush was a sign of the challenges ahead as Sunni Arab insurgents loyal to group Al Qaeda in Iraq try to derail political and security gains .

The two were killed in an ambush between Baghdad and Tikrit , the reports said .

Loney was killed Sept. 5 when his unit was attacked with recoilless rifles and small-arms fire during an ambush by insurgents in Abad in eastern Afghanistan 's Kunar province , on the Pakistani border .

Yemen 's opposition put the death toll at 100. In the southern coastal town of Zinjibar , government officials said five soldiers were killed in an ambush by Islamic militants .

The military has had some success in retaking those regions , but the operations have failed to prevent militants from carrying out periodic suicide bombings and ambushes across the country .

As we are talking now we are laying in ambush against the army in the north .

Others were holding out in fortified bunkers or setting ambushes against the coalition force .

Patrick R. McCaffrey Sr. , 34 , of Tracy and 1st Lt. Andre D. Tyson , 33 , of Riverside to an ambush by insurgents .

Vaccaro was killed by a rocket-propelled grenade Tuesday while trying to rescue fellow soldiers wounded in an ambush near Korengal in eastern Afghanistan 's Kunar province .

The Taliban has claimed responsibility for the ambush in a rugged , isolated valley , which also killed two Afghan men , a German woman and a British woman working with the International Assistance Mission .

Five children were among the seven civilians killed in the exchange of gunfire after the ambush on the convoy in Shakai , residents said .

A second Internet statement reportedly claimed credit for the ambush of police recruits in Baqubah and hailed the " heroes " of Unity and Jihad for killing the police " agents .

" This was clearly a staged and well-planned ambush , " said Johnson , whose battalion occupies the largely rural zone where the attack took place .

Along the route are simulated bombs and Marines playing the part of insurgents , attacking from ambush and firing AK-47s .

Unable to escape the ambush , Iraqi troops began shooting wildly in all directions , including straight up .

The friendly-fire killings of the three Afghan police officers , and the injuries of four others , occurred when they were mistaken for insurgents laying an ambush , the NATO force said in a statement .

The ambush Wednesday in Diyala province , north of Baghdad , highlighted the potential for bloodshed and offered a sign of the challenge ahead as the government tries to plan voting in volatile areas .

The ambush took place about 25 miles northeast of Wana , where security forces were preparing to demolish shops belonging to members of the Yargulkhel tribe as collective punishment for allegedly harboring Al Qaeda militants .

Rebels said they were lured by Kadafi gunmen into an ambush late Monday about 50 miles east of Surt .

Three Iraqi civilians died in the Baghdad ambush , which began when a roadside bomb exploded in the Kamalaya district in the east of the city , the U. S. command said in a statement .

Is a lookout signaling their approach to men waiting in ambush ?

The ambush near Mahaweel , about 35 miles south of Baghdad , also wounded two pilgrims , Police Capt. Muthana Furati said .

Following the ejection of Richard Baxter along with 2,000 or so of his fellow pastors in 1662 , these Nonconforming ministers were persecuted ruthlessly by the authorities . 

In other harem-forming species the takeover by another male or males is commonly followed by either the killing or complete ejection of the old owner and by the slaughter of babies and infants ( Hrdy 1974 ) . 

Towards the end of the war , the much-expanded rocket group was named the Jet Propulsion Laboratory -- ` jet " , in this case , referring to the ejection of material , and so covering rockets . 

The European cuckoo 's strange behaviour was noted as long ago as 300 BC by the Greek philosopher Aristotle , who also recorded the young cuckoo 's ejection of the host bird 's eggs from the nest . 

Their spirits are high after Liberal victories in three provincial elections this spring , including the ejection of the Tories from office in Nova Scotia after 15 years . 

The brutal ejection of Gandhi on to a station platform in South Africa has been made famous by Sir Richard Attenborough 's film . 

The interaction of an X-ray photon with an atom , leading to ejection of a core electron , can be treated as a simple inelastic collision . 

He revealed ` encouraging " figures on arrests and ejections of home supporters in the aftermath of Boro 's final home league game this week . 

Ken Livingstone 's ejection from the executive was merely the most public manifestation of a profound shift in Labour 's internal ecology . 

It is likely that Li Peng , the prime minister , still tastes the personal gall of 1m people in Hong Kong taking to the streets after Tiananmen to call for his ejection from office . 

But a fiery sermon by a Muslim cleric , who demanded the ejection from Libya of all diplomats from countries supporting the sanctions , was carried on state television on Friday . 

Following his ejection from Kidderminster , the Bishop , the deans and many of the curates had preached long and bitter sermons against Richard Baxter to alienate the people from him . 

The fear factor was heightened by the turmoil which followed Britain 's ejection from the European Exchange Rate Mechanism system . 

Such a collapse is accompanied by sudden mass-loss , giving the system a velocity impulse which could result in ejection from the cluster core . 

Persistent attempts by fans to get out of such areas and into the opposition 's area is one of the most common reasons for their arrest or ejection from the ground . 

But Bowler said : ` It is abundantly clear from our recent correspondence that the actions taken by the club were insufficient , despite 145 arrests and 20 ejections at the Test match alone . 

Despite a failure of the airbag system that should have damped-out much of the impact of White 's capsule , White survived the ejection , suffering terrible injuries to his arm in the clamshell mechanism . 

But Anfield ejections ( 14 ) were well down a list headed by Arsenal and Aston Villa with 279 each . 

The pastel blue crescent of Lake Batur takes up the eastern third of the great bowl , and out of the center grows Mount Batur itself , bare rock streaked with black traces of old lava flows .

Yet , flickering behind the twisted snarl of resentment of self and the world , is a flame of human spirit . 

Anyone who spoke while the results were being read would receive a snarl of disapproval . 

The snarl on his face , twisted horribly with contempt , was terrifying to behold but worse was the way he wiped the saliva away from his slobbering mouth with his sleeve and seemed to cast it towards her . 

Even as he could feel the breath of his pursuers on his neck he had thrown himself forward into the safety of her arms -- only to discover that it was not after all Katherine , but Edward , wearing the uniform of a KGB officer , a wicked snarl on his face , with his hands held out to strangle him . 

Kevin Phillips ' snarl says it all as he leads the Neath tribe 's celebrations after winning the 1990 Schweppes Cup Final . 

With his Buster Keaton sag and Groucho Marx snarl , he 's a sly combination of innocence and experience , a wized-up fool . 

Her black eyes were bright , her lips curled back in a fearsome snarl that dribbled saliva and left her tongue hanging . 

His mouth was contorted in a grotesque snarl , pulling back his lips to reveal yellow teeth dripping with misdirected digestive enzyme fluids . 

His lips were drawn back in a snarl of pain , his skinny white limbs were like a frozen chicken 's . 

Judy Holt offers an aggressive Rita her face contorted into a bitter snarl . 

She started a craze for pearl chokers , which had not been seen in years . 

She drew an imaginary line across the base of her throat , brushing her double-strand pearl choker . 

The velvet ones are the ultimate show-stoppers and best worn with a top hat , a velvet choker … and not much else . 

He was wearing a flat cap , a suit and a choker , and there were dock gates in the background . 

When the little maid came in to do her hair , she had chosen as her only ornament a simple mother-of-pearl choker . 

Georgina was wearing a black Azzedine Alaïa and a choker of huge fake pearls . 

Rachel looked around the living-room for a hiding place for her choker . 

Away from that pulsing artery of East London it suddenly became quiet . 

Where necessary , new bridges , such as the Pont Saint-Michel , were built to cross the Seine , whose quays were developed at the same time as arteries for traffic . 

On my regular trips back home , I am always a witness to the unspeakable hardships which the local population endures as a result of living alongside one of Europe 's most important arteries for the transport of people and goods in the North-South direction . 

This clotted traffic artery is lined from one end to another with new office buildings of the type illustrated in the picture above . 

It will also mean the diversion of two major traffic arteries over temporary roadways for three years . 

Almirante Boulevard is a main artery out of Waldron , hugging the coastline all the way . 

Almost all the city 's factories were gone ; its tramway system , the main artery for transport , had suffered 70 per cent total damage . 

Meanwhile , in London , motorists fumed as the M4 the main artery to Heathrow and the West was shut when concrete joints buckled in the heat . 

Think of the passer-by in George Street , main artery of Edinburgh 's Golden Mile , famed as the second citadel of Mammon in Europe . 

Meerkats , also called Suricates , live in colonies in burrows on the dry sandy velds of southern Africa . 

The district covered by his law practice ranged ` from the middle veld north of the Magaliesberg Mountains to the bank of the Crocodile River bordering Bechuanaland " . 

In the middle veld , the climate is hot to discomfort in summer , with warm , pleasant winters , and much of the life of the family was spent on these stoops . 

DISAPPOINTMENT swept across the southern African veld this week when Boy George failed to arrive . 

" Unless it rains , I do n't believe there are going to be any animals left in the low veld by September " , he said . 

And she suddenly turned back in the direction they had come and ran all the way , her wet shift slapping against her bare legs . 

The long shift in fine dark brown wool worn with a heavy necklace of silver and amber hid her angularity and emphasized the strength and regularity of the strong features . 

Then Aggie dressed Granny in a brown calico shift which she had brought with her . 

She was dressed in a grey shift that was loosely belted round her waist . 

She was wearing a simple shift , and he pulled it up around her waist . 

As the bombs in the hangars started to go off they beat a hasty retreat across the field . 

Partly because of this British presence , the Belgian Army was able to begin evacuating Antwerp on 8 October and to make an orderly retreat along the coast . 

A retreat by these vendors to the market defined by systems smaller than those likely to get the engine -- to 9121s , for instance -- would be a temporary solution at best . 

The meeting had been called in an effort to heal the renewed rift between the two Presidents resulting from the October retreat by the central administration from radical economic reform . 

Napoleon 's retreat from Moscow was possibly a more trying time for his troops . 

The retreat from the principles of the 1977 White Paper occurred in the context of the economic crisis of the 1970s , which culminated in the 1976 resort to the International Monetary fund . 

The accounts of the British retreat from Mons in August stressed how an outnumbered British force had proved themselves the equal of anything the vaunted German infantry could throw at them . 

For Gorbachev , opening the meeting , there could be no retreat from Leninist principles , or from the ` internationalist inheritance " of the revolution . 

His announcement constituted the first fundamental change of US policy on Indo-China since the US retreat from the region in 1975 . 

More significant for Scandinavia was its retreat in 1950 back to limited and relatively non-controversial sectoral coordination at the regional level . 

It appeared to represent a retreat in the face of international criticism . 

Apathy and a ` retreat into the private sphere " rather than mounting opposition characterized the mood of the vast majority . 

The skinhead retreat into white ethnicity -- for that 's what the flag waving is really all about -- is , simply , the Last Resort . 

He would , however , be an ill-chosen ally for quantum mechanics , for a retreat into the idealist castle would be a highly injudicious move . 

Even the gaping hole left by de Bonneval 's precipitate retreat on Belleville Ridge had been plugged before the over-cautious Germans could exploit it -- although it had been left open for twelve hours . 

Brutus Leitdorf , the Count of Averland , ordered the retreat over the great bridge and rallied his troops in the western half of the city . 

His quiet retreat through the front door had somehow emphasized his scorn . 

Violette , armed only with a sten sub-machine-gun , covered her companions ' retreat through standing corn for twenty minutes until she had no more ammunition , and was taken prisoner . 

A somewhat lonely figure , often mocked for his retreats to the Kalahari or the Hebrides , he has managed to tap popular concern about the environment , education , and racial disadvantage . 

It was only after their defeat on the Marne and enforced retreat to the River Aisne that the Germans came to appreciate the importance of the Channel ports , ignored in the Schlieffen Plan . 

Elizabeth soon discovered what was afoot and frightened the mooted consort into a hasty retreat to his Norfolk estates , though she misinterpreted his sudden flight as a prelude to the rising of the north . 

It seemed best to lay down natural cover for what he was certain would be Michelle 's retreat to bed . 

The herdsman beat a tactful retreat to the end of the cowshed and then I took the opportunity to say what I thought . 

` That 's it , " he said , tolerantly watching the Boden boy 's swaggering retreat towards the curator 's house . 

The men , rooted to the ground in three feet of fresh snow , had been unable to move quickly enough , and the boar , finding its retreat blocked , had gone crazy and attacked indiscriminately . 

Filden I did arrive alongside the jetty at Margate to be met by our Investigation officers , with Venturous close behind to cut off her retreat . 

This checked her mate 's retreat and the bird turned around to face the Muslim 's partridge with his back against her cage . 

She swallowed and took a step back , but the breakfast-bar , immovable and robust , halted her retreat . 

Speechless at Michele 's intervention , Luce watched David 's hasty retreat . 

Mounds of englacially and sub deposited sand and gravel ( middle ground , right ) mark the position of a stillstand during the retreat of the ice . 

These did not result from the Pleistocene glaciation ( in fact none of the ice ages of the past appear to have coincided with mass extinctions ) , but all occurred after the final retreat of the ice . 

At the other places , retreat of the sea and silting of shallow valleys and estuaries has left them almost literally high and dry , with their present situation completely divorced from their original siting . 

Sir Kenneth Newman 's retreat behind ` operational independence " was cast out . 

They joined the German retreat in early 1943 , and were given a place of settlement in the Novogrodek area of Belorussia . 

At some later date , a slight glacial retreat would weaken the dam wall and its subsequent collapse would prove catastrophic . 

Its strategic value lay in its situation , ideal for commercial use of the trade routes to England and France in the west and Russia and Europe to the east .

Hamish Brown describes the creation of a new trekking route in Morocco

We planned to use the north-south route through Tamanrasset in Algeria as it had the greatest number of watering points .

Shortly afterwards the rebels asked for US troops to help them to defend the routes to the military headquarters they had seized .

However , it is misleading to think of the Central Wales Line as having developed originally as a route from NW England to S Wales .

One of the country 's main routes to the south coast will be affected for months when part of the bridge is rebuilt .

It forms an important link in a cycle route from the centre of Edinburgh to Cramond Brig and the Forth Road Bridge .

The walkway provides an interesting and diverse route from the woodland area of Warriston through the former industrial area of Bonnington , along the enclosed cutting to the river bank at Coalie Park .

AFTER seeing your article ( Echo February 20 ) about the proposed Darlington cross-town route , I was surprised to see that councillors have agreed to a bridleway between Haughton Road and McMullen Road .

Brin and 14 colleagues are about the follow that same route by bicycle and on foot in 3 months time .

While the Penge lines were being completed and opened , work was already in hand on the Mitcham route .

Based on beer and widely used for preserving and pickling , malt vinegar is also available as a strong , colourless , distilled vinegar which is particularly useful for preserving foods that have to last a long time . 

Remove from the heat , add any more juices that have seeped out from the meat , stir in the sherry vinegar and season to taste . 

Mix the lemon juice with the sherry vinegar and olive oil and season well . 

If the floor does not need sanding , at least give it a good scrub and a final wash of white spirits , or a mixture of two parts water to one of ordinary vinegar . 

BUITONI Balsamic Vinegar is lovingly manufactured all year round by a husband and wife living in the Modena region . 

Finally it is blended with 10 year old Balsamic vinegar to give its distinctive dark , sweet , rich flavour . 

Cider vinegar is also thought to be beneficial to arthritis sufferers . 

If you suffer from broken veins or swollen legs soothe the problem with Organic Product Company Leg & Vein Cream Gel , which contains extracts of horse-chestnut and yarrow with natural cider vinegar in an easily absorbed gel . 

Folk recipes to try : take a lukewarm bath with two cups of cider vinegar or some bicarbonate of soda added . 

Her view reflected a time when mustard was enjoying a vogue similar to that enjoyed by flavoured vinegars a few years ago . 

Originally used as a preservative , today flavoured vinegars are popular as condiments , especially on salads . 

It can be varied by the addition of freshly chopped herbs , mustard powder , lemon juice or garlic , or indeed by using a nut oil or a flavoured vinegar . 

Raspberry vinegar makes a wonderful salad dressing but is also used extensively in nouvelle cuisine for sauces and trickled over soft fruits ( sometimes with a little black pepper ) . 

The wild mushroom and leek timbale provides added interest and the sauce , made piquant by a combination of white wine and white wine vinegar , provides the perfect cutting foil to the fatty lamb . 

Salt , a sprinkling of olive oil and wine vinegar were the only seasonings . 

Add the raspberry vinegar , which will prevent the dressing from being too sweet . 

Add white wine , red wine vinegar , tomato purée and mustard to the pan with the garlic . 

Just cover with fresh cold water and add a tablespoon of wine vinegar . 

The capers are usually pickled in a white wine vinegar to preserve them . 

We went down to the white-washed infirmary where I made Benjamin stop at the kitchen for rags soaked in vinegar and herbs . 

Work is more than force acting through distance ; it is , in fact , the constrained release of energy , the release of energy into a small number of degrees of freedom .

It turns out that the work that must be done , hence the energy utilized , equals the work that can later be extracted from the system after the fast and slow particles are separated into the two boxes .

You 've picked up a book -- you might even have bought it -- that you thought was about cancer , but all you 're getting is an incoherent autobiography about an unknown . 

Equally revealing is a rare autobiography by an impoverished Norfolk farm labourer 's son , who had turned professional poacher and been disowned by his harsh father . 

An Autobiography by Don Wilson with Stephen Thorpe ; foreword by 

Finally , the autobiography of Colin Deans , You 're A Hooker Then , has been reissued in paperback . 

No English autobiography of this period tells of that experience of powerlessness from the other side . 

Haydon 's autobiography , said Samuel Smiles , showed but too painfully how embarrassment in money matters , produced poignant distress of mind , utter incapacity for work and constantly recurring humiliations . 

IT 'S not just because we 're serialising it that I recommend Jack Ashley 's autobiography . 

Lowther was active as a barrister and , according to his autobiography , the circuit judges nominated him in 1616 as a JP for Westmorland ; he joined his father on a bench which welcomed his legal knowledge . 

Neal 's autobiography , Life At The Kop , leaves no-one in any doubt about his opinions of England bosses , Don Revie and Bobby Robson . 

One is his novel , The Happy-Go-Lucky Morgans ; the other , an incomplete work entitled Fiction which Thomas conceived as a continuation of his Childhood autobiography . 

Incidentally , one of the curious phenomena of my library is that when you take out Bleddyn 's autobiography from the shelves it automatically opens at the very page mentioned above . 

One lot featuring 34 books , Cardus & Arlott 's The Noblest Game and Macartney 's autobiography among them , sold for only £80 . 

( Angus and Robertson , 216pp , illus , sbk , £10.75 ) is the autobiography of Nancy Bird , one of Australia 's pioneering women aviators . 

Madame 's room above The Bar had a large glass-fronted bookcase , and also a high bookshelf running right round the red-lacquered ceiling , and they were both stacked with biographies and autobiographies of financially successful women ; courtesans , couturiers , financiers , novelists , acrobats , madams , actresses , mistresses , singers and wives . 

Kraus is the man whose magazine , The Torch , provides a title for this , the second volume of Canetti 's autobiography . 

His language , in the remarkable autobiography about his young manhood written for his grandchildren , plays on the language of enslavement and emancipation . 

She creates her own phrases , too , not least memorably in her mood-spinning 1983 autobiography , ` One Writer 's Beginnings " . 

Humphrey Price at Hodder has bought , from St Martin 's Press in the US , UK and Commonwealth rights in the autobiography of former Sex Pistol John Lydon ( Rotten , as was ) . 

He published an autobiography in 1975 : he chose to portray himself as a rapscallion ( internal evidence suggests that it had been written in jail ) . 

SIR Maitland Mackie , father of National Farmers Union of Scotland vice-president Maitland Mackie , has published his autobiography , A Lucky Chap . 

He was reading the Russell autobiography in order to steady himself for the selection procedure . 

I am reading Michael Tippett 's autobiography ( which he calls ` Twentieth Century Blues " ) . 

He wrote a fulsome 400-page autobiography , characteristically entitled Virgil Thomson on Virgil Thomson , and a personal survey , American Music since 1910 , appeared in 1972 , followed recently by a selected edition of his letters . 

In contrast to his fiction , Asimov took nine months to write his autobiography , which was considerably longer than War and Peace . 

` They commissioned me to write my autobiography -- oh , it must be eighteen months ago . 

TORY MP Harry Greenway spoke last night of his relief that bribery charges against him have been dropped . 

In this More attacked Tyndale 's translation of the New Testament in detail , but did little to clear the clergy of charges of corruption . 

` Till then , you 'd best keep y'mouth shut an " think o' how y'gonna answer charges o' drugs runnin' , kidnappin' , unlawful imprisonment an' aggravated assault maybe even murder ! " 

The Progressive Democrats said his comments amounted to a charge of perjury against their leader . 

Ian Baxter admitted charges of grievous bodily harm and interfering with a motor vehicle ; he was jailed for two and a half years . 

Ellis admitted to 22 charges under the Copyright , Designs and Patents Act at Liverpool Magistrates Court yesterday . 

BRIAN Thomas Jackson , of Danek Motors in Darlington , last week admitted three charges under the Trades Descriptions Act . 

His father was currently being tried in absentia on similar charges in the Paraguayan capital , Asunción . 

Keep him here on a charge of stealing the hundred quid and the pay packet ? " 

TWO workers with the Quorn , Prince Charles 's favourite hunt , were fined at Loughborough , Leics. , yesterday on gun charges after shooting a fox . 

The publishers were convicted on charges of ` conspiring to corrupt public morals " and ` conspiring to outrage public decency " . 

Lewis who 's twenty , admitted a charge of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm . 

She almost commented on the irony of the last charge he laid against Deanes . 

The investigation resulted in criminal charges against three police officers ( two for perjury and one for assault ) but the PCA found insufficient evidence to substantiate the remaining complaints . 

Noriega was the first foreign former head of state to be convicted of criminal charges in a US court . 

A doctor who gave cannabis to her sick daughter has been cleared of criminal charges at Liverpool Crown Court . 

BABY-faced actor Todd Bridges was arrested yesterday on drugs and firearms charges . 

The daughter of a judge has appeared in court on four separate drugs charges . 

Their most recent party was near Northampton , where police made a number of arrests for drugs charges . 

A MURDER charge against a man who stabbed a burglar was dropped yesterday . 

If we let Blagg go to hospital the cops get him , and he could be up on a murder charge . 

Avon and Somerset Police have summonsed Redknapp to appear in court to answer charges of alleged abusive conduct . 

This is a fundamental step in the criminal process designed to ensure the person is available to answer charges before a court . 

The judge , Mr Justice Auld , had directed that the men had no case to answer on charges of manslaughter or arson . 

Police said Crown prosecutors would now have to consider Hannah 's death in bringing any possible charges . 

And the government of Abu Dhabi , the majority shareholder in the bank , may soon bring charges against 13 people , including the former chief executive . 

Guppy , 28 , of , Ladbroke Grove , London has denied fraud charges . 

The lady prioress would deny the charge , and call in the sheriff or some local justice she has in her power . 

She also denies 11 alternative charges of causing grievous bodily harm . 

He dismisses the nepotism charge derisively , and claims Air France , despite state control , operates competitively . 

At the hearing of the information , the stipendiary magistrate dismissed the charge . 

But yesterday , more than a year after he and three other men were sent for trial , the Crown Prosecution Service dropped all charges . 

Police Court trials usually included a miscellaneous collection of well-known ne'er-do-wells picked up over the weekend and arraigned on Monday morning to face drunk and disorderly charges . 

All were bailed to appear in court to face public order charges . 

They are thought to be the youngest children in modern times to face charges of murder . 

They rang his new employers , stating that they would file charges 

The police stated that they were examining the evidence to determine whether to file obstruction-of-justice charges against members of the Kennedy household . 

East Germany 's prosecutor general has suggested that a parliamentary committee should investigate charges of corruption and power abuse by state and party officials . 

A TWINBROOK man was jailed for two years yesterday after pleading guilty to three charges of arson . 

Oxford , as unfamiliar with failure as Cambridge are to success , left it to president Pinsent to face the instant inquests following the four and a half mile slog from Putney to Mortlake . 

And are you happy with your pointlessly expensive urban house with its coffee-and-cream décor and its bristling gadgets , your sixty-five-minute slog into work every day , your overheated office with the 'phone shrilling in your ear , your tiresomely predictable holidays , your interests in food , jogging and American films of the 1940s , your car which is always getting scratched , and your kids and the mortgage and the bills and all that ? 

The West Highland Way crosses vast tracts with no accommodation or other facilities ; the Southern Upland Way is a dreary slog over bleak , windswept and desolate hilltops , likely to attract only those who do it ` because it 's there " . 

He is a great example to anyone who has a setback and it is marvellous to hear how he has put adversity behind him as he sets out on the long slog round the tough pro circuit once again . 

McEnroe 's autumn slog through Europe , which will include a trip to Wembley for next month 's Silk Cut Championships , is designed for one purpose : ` I 'm trying to get myself prepared for the Masters , hopefully to do well . 

From there it was a hard slog to Tokai but , once there , the wine ! 

There follows deep , sluggish water , a very serpentine course between high banks , a 2.5 mile slog to Balnaan Bridge where the flow quickens for the last 100 yds to the modern , single , wet arch . 

For those too old , lazy or hungover to face the 15-minute slog up this hill , a crag has been developed just outside the village right beside the D546 road to Sederon . 

After a long approach slog , reaching the crest of a ridge usually means you 're getting somewhere at last . 

With their inbuilt Brit arrogance , they are avoiding the back-breaking circuit slog . 

` If it is full steam ahead for next year , I 'd predict that it wo n't be a marathon slog , although we 'll probably try to do as many countries as possible . 

Marathon runners finishing after 2 hours 45 minutes found that they could not get into the stadium after a 26 mile 385 yard slog in 90F temperatures . 

She crossed her slender legs very slowly so that the panel of her dress fell away to reveal long , shapely limbs plus a glimpse of white satin briefs . 

A sudden gust lifted his resplendent tartan for all to see … a pair of blue briefs . 

Without ceremony she dropped her silk gown , standing naked but for her briefs and her tattoos , which were all black . 

And there 's a very welcome trend towards more comfy , flattering bigger briefs , fitting to the waist . 

Playtex Secrets cotton-rich full briefs , with a reinforced tummy panel , are a cross between briefs and a girdle , sizes s , m , l , xl , £19.99 . 

And above any of the Royal lingerie were some M & S specials in the colours of Chelsea Football Club , closely followed by leopard print briefs . 

She quickly pulled on the silk briefs , following with matching silk bra , short green- and peach-flowered culotte-skirt and a sleeveless cropped T-shirt in a toning shade of leaf-green . 

Vitor drew her dress from her and a pair of white bikini briefs followed , then he swiftly undressed . 

His T-shirt followed , and his briefs , then she pushed him towards the bed and stripped off her jeans and sweatshirt . 

I thought it probable the police were right , he had sought revenge against Imogen Surkov for separating him from his nice third wife , Vera , and their son . 

An estimated 50,000 Shias attended Musawi 's funeral on Feb. 17 in the southern outskirts of Beirut , vowing revenge against Israel . 

The plunge was partly the revenge of a group of investors invited to sample the Disney rides in a pre-opening visit on Tuesday . 

She claimed that , ` in a culture whose already classical dilemma is the hypertrophy of the intellect at the expense of energy and sensual capability , interpretation is the revenge of the intellect upon art " . 

This appearance of naïvety was a mask ; it was his revenge on lesser people than himself . 

What we did n't know for a long time was that this book is his revenge on his parents . 

Edward 's extravagant revenge on his erstwhile enemies -- the so-called Contrariants -- was hardly calculated to reconcile them and was too excessive to repress them . 

That was my revenge on you , for causing me so much trouble ! " she cried angrily . 

However , he played down speculation that the Government would seek revenge for alleged anti-Tory bias in BBC coverage of the election . 

The ban is Prince Charles 's revenge for her refusal to spend Christmas with the rest of the royals at Sandringham in Norfolk . 

However , Bernard had filled the bottles with supermarket plonk , considering this adequate revenge for having been told by the same neighbour that his new perfume was ` rather bourgeois " . 

He permitted himself a few seconds to savour his revenge , before delivering the coup de grace with a heti'i power-kick , which would snap Grant 's neck like a dried stick . 

He lay on the bed , kicking the wall , sniffed a bit , swore terrible revenge on Sylvester who , he was convinced , had put all this into action , and eventually pulled the blanket over him . 

To extract confessions or exact revenge , the police may use beatings , electric shocks , crushing with heavy rollers , burning and sexual mutilation against their prisoners . 

When de Raimes had exacted his revenge he would hand her over to his knight , who would complete her destruction . 

I was satisfied that the Luciferi had killed her and I was determined , in my own cowardly way , to exact revenge once I was in France . 

This showed a lot of foresight , but unfortunately for Eddie Carbone , Marco did exact revenge on him -- arguably in self defence however . 

It was a great way to get revenge for various slights , lost jobs , bad reviews or even undeserved success . 

John Sandiford was trying to get revenge by making the QC -- now a judge -- late for a case . 

I wo n't stay here to have my contemptible revenge on Jack , to see his surprise when I drop the mask . 

Two years later James had his revenge when he had the earl beheaded . 

The statement claimed that the bombing was in revenge for the assassination of Musawi . 

The Ulster Freedom Fighters said the offensive would be in revenge for IRA attacks on Protestant communities . 

Bitterly resigned to the betrothal , she took a fiendish revenge . 

Many of my hon. Friends will take revenge on me for making that remark , because the Whips hijack hon. Members into taking part in , and thereby lengthening , long and tedious debates . 

He had driven home from the cinema at a furious pace -- tyres squealing , overtaking in the inside lane -- determined to wreak his revenge on the girl who had rejected him . 

He was the only one to know that today was the day when Hasan was going to wreak his revenge . 

I thought at the beginning that you were working with him , that it was your revenge for Eddie 's death . 

So sorry about your hubby 's mishap though , it must be awkward having no arms and legs at all now , I did shout for you to stop but the wind was blowing the other way . 

No , but not because , as some people argue , Poland 's mishap does n't matter anyway because it was all a mistake . 

Since his tragic mishap , the former marathon runner has accomplished many projects including an outward bound course , abseiling and canoeing . 

I contacted Greenalls , who were very helpful , but it seems that the original contractors , A Temple Somerville , went into administrative receivership the day after Ron 's mishap . 

In São Paulo , he was about to find out , but a complex series of engine mishaps put him out of the race . 

Until the mishap he was giving me a great feel and I was delighted how he was going in the blinkers . " 

In late 1957 one of the Washingtons left Watton for a detachment to the Middle East and it suffered a slight mishap which caused it to return to base . 

Shortly after setting up home he ran into a series of mishaps . 

It is that which drives on Walter Smith 's staff and after eight games they remain undefeated -- and unaffected by whatever mishaps come their way . 

Although Mr Cossiga has now backed down , it was his most serious mishap to date . 

And I had a slight mishap , the simplest thing in the world , really , when I was using a shovel in the calf house . 

But after a hesitant pause she found herself saying , ` I believe you had a slight mishap on a film last year -- in France . 

` My bag ! " she said out loud and then , more softly but with more than a touch of anguish , ` Oh no , the letter ! " 

There was a touch of hysteria in her voice and picking up her hairbrush again , she began to attack her hair with swift savage strokes . 

Hatch snickered , a touch of humour , responding well to Cowley 's cool cynicism . 

But in this moment of confrontation , knowing that Ray Doyle would pull through , Bodie could not help but feel a touch of pity for the girl . 

Which in itself was no lie , but it just so happened that she 'd never been allowed to join the other children in such frivolous pastimes , she reflected with a touch of resentment . 

Our maintenance team put them up to add a touch of Christmas spirit to the plant . " 

The firm now has a computer that uses a touch of ` consistent compromise " to do the job . 

Meanwhile Coventry boss Bobby Gould has used a touch of ` pure genius " to prepare his players for the match . 

Germans love a touch of ` Kultur " and those of Nuremberg are no exception -- even the market square is occasionally cleared to make way for a huge stage . 

There was more than a touch of arrogance to the assumption , and clashes with governments , who could at least point to the fact that they had been elected , were inevitable . 

` Actually they 're meat and coconut , just mixed together with a touch of coriander . 

` So I got a kick out of his kisses , " she said aloud with a touch of defiance . 

Although not all observers wished to emulate British experience , their analyses appeared edged with a touch of envy . 

In his choice of names he occasionally showed a touch of irony such as placing the crater named Nicholas Copernicus ( and his disputed planetary system with the Sun at the centre ) in the Ocean of Storms . 

His horror at overpopulation , however , contains a cheerful touch of irony . 

Then with a touch of malice , ` These are my friends , Reeky and Perdeeta . 

` There are such things as buses and trains , " she reminded him with a touch of sarcasm . 

There was just a touch of sarcasm in her voice , which cut like a razor , and she knew she 'd drawn blood when he stared coldly back at her , the smile fading from his face . 

Thus an almost instant hot accompaniment of chopped pineapple flavoured Creole fashion with fresh or dried thyme , a touch of vinegar , a grate of fresh ginger and a little garlic would make the simplest roast or grilled pork rather special . 

` No doubt about it , the guy was a fink and a hoodlum , " I said , ` and worse . "

It was all right for her , she 'd got through two packets of fags and a gallon of tea since they 'd started , not to mention all the old souvenirs . 

In January 1945 ` he was welding a tank which contained two gallons of paraffin . 

They swooped on two ICI plants to block pipes pouring out thousands of gallons of poison . 

Forty or fifty a day , three gallons of beer , drop dead one of these days-- " 

Ten years of work on the river Tamar on the Devon and Cornwall border were destroyed when 25,000 gallons of slurry escaped from a nearby dairy farm . 

Between 400 and 500 gallons of diesel poured into the river from a tank on the Grosvenor Estate at Aldford , near Chester , forming a slick almost two miles long . 

If all unwanted household glass were recycled industry would save the equivalent of about 45 million gallons of oil a year . 

We treat five hundred and seventy five million gallons a day of sewage . 

Texaco alone is estimated to have spilled a total of 16.8 million gallons of oil into the area . 

The driver drinks two gallons a day of a fluid that dissolves gallstones , cures arthritis , and can eat through the cylinder head of a Land Rover in four minutes flat . 

The two tanks hold 400,000 gallons of water , which was sufficient in 1916 to last South Holderness for two days but would now last only about two and a half hours . 

After all , the average three footer holds around twenty gallons of water , which can make an awful mess on the carpet ( or on the living room ceiling if the tank happens to be upstairs ) . 

British pigs produce about seven million gallons of liquid muck a day , posing a big disposal problem for farmers and a water quality headache . 

The islands are also installing a desalination plant to produce 50,000 gallons of water a year . 

Paraffin heaters produce approximately one gallon of water vapour for every gallon of fuel burned 

The authority 's sewage works vary in size from those producing many millions of gallons of treated effluent a day to those serving a few houses in a rural area where the discharge may be the merest trickle . 

His cows produce 1,400 gallons of milk a day , of which all but 300 gallons are used to make the traditional Lancashire cheese . 

He calculated that the aircraft was fairly light , the only payload being himself with a twentypound bag and twelve gallons of fuel . 

The F4U-7 Corsair used anything from 80 to 100 gallons of fuel an hour at cruise power settings . 

They had started with 235 gallons of fuel , enough for 5.22 hours of flying , but things were now getting critical . 

On one day , Tony flew a total of 12.3 hours , and the trip took 960 gallons of fuel . 

Recycled glass is called ` cullet " and for every tonne of cullet used in making new glass , 29 gallons of fuel oil and 1.2 tonnes of raw materials are saved . 

On Good Friday 1919 , Jack test flew the modified Vimy , carrying 865 gallons of petrol and 50 gallons of oil -- a four ton weight in all ! 

Webb was then growing at least 550 acres of rape-seed , and milling twenty gallons of oil a day . 

Every tonne of glass which is recycled saves 30 gallons of oil and we threw away 1,750,000 tonnes of glass last year ! 

Esso devised a petrol sales promotion scheme whereby a World Cup coin was given away at Esso petrol stations with every four gallons of petrol purchased . 

THERE 'S A VERY good chance , that the next soft drink to pass your lips , or the next gallon of petrol in your car , is there courtesy of P&O Roadtanks . 

We have a pond holding 8000 gallons of water , 20m ýUNC 1m ýUNC 1m , with a round area at either end . 

It is a superbly efficient food gatherer , and can siphon ten gallons of water at a single suck and squirt this into the elephant 's mouth . 

The tender carries 80 gallons of water and a hundred weight and a half of coal . 

Ten gallons of water entered the engine room through an air intake , but both engines continued to run normally . 

Meanwhile the canal and stream are drained and every hour 7,000 gallons of brook water is pumped around the arches leaving them dry and workable . 

The Cotswolds were at the forefront of woollen manufacturing in England until the rise of factory industry gave precedence to Yorkshire . 

Normalair-Garrett ( NGL ) at Crewkerne was among the first companies to introduce flexible manufacturing in the UK . 

There is considerable evidence to show that manufacturing in multinational corporations has been reorganized along the lines described above . 

Lotus is a world leader in the development and manufacturing of this material , so expect the fit and finish of the Elan 's body panels to be excellent . 

But the big rises in indebtedness came in industries where cash flow is more stable , such as public utilities , services and the manufacturing of non-durables such as food and tobacco . 

The Shop Information System , developed in Magic Systems Enterprises Ltd 's software , will handle retailing , distribution and manufacturing of donuts and bakery products . 

DAINTYFIT is a major employer in the North West , employing more than 500 people at its Limavady site in the manufacturing of bras for Marks & Spencer . 

For example from the relative disaster in automobile manufacturing might arise a new concept of the car that is amazingly successful . 

Ikarus , the Hungarian bus manufacturing and exporting company , announced on July 1 a deal with a Soviet consortium , ATEX , and a guaranteed Soviet order of 6,000 buses per year until 1995 . 

The visit lasted over an hour during which time Neil Kinnock experienced at first hand what carpet manufacturing was all about . 

As one of the pioneers of dyestuff manufacturing , Edward Chambers Nicholson established some chemical techniques that are still useful today . 

Employment in metal manufacturing and chemicals fell by 40.8 per cent . 

Additional government spending is particularly important in such areas as advanced wing design , air traffic management systems and low-cost manufacturing . 

The empirical evidence in the earlier sections certainly indicates that there has been a structural shift -- though its causes and its form may be disputed -- in UK manufacturing . 

Richard Schonberger , a Midwestern engineer by training , is credited with introducing the Japanese just-in-time system to US manufacturing . 

Instead of tenanting , the locals would become the focus of rural manufacturing . 

The aim is to encourage a process that has already started : a shift of labour-intensive manufacturing away from Singapore to its lower-cost neighbours . 

This can be attributed in large measure to the lower demand of low-paid labour in non-metropolitan manufacturing during the recession years and to a contraction in housing opportunities for low-income groups . 

Methodism also became and remained strong in some urban centres of old-style manufacturing such as Norwich and the Potteries . 

The problems of converting industries designed for peacetime production to the manufacturing of military equipment were immense , but by 1944 US war production was double that of all the Axis powers combined . 

Those car firms that build a more or less complete organisation for manufacturing , supply and design in America and Europe will be most likely to do well . 

Has this 72 per cent devaluation of the pound helped British exports to Switzerland or has the strong Swiss franc crippled Swiss manufacturing ? 

Among other processes , the period saw the rapid expansion of industrial manufacturing , a growth in population and urban centres , and the increasing national importance of the political and bureaucratic activity of the State . 

In the case of the automobile industry , for instance , sophisticated expertise in die manufacturing is necessary to judge the trade-offs between the risk of changes and the benefits of early die making . 

` British fashion manufacturing is still a sweatshop industry " 

Mr Lamont 's defence of his abilities in running the economy came in a Tory party survey of British manufacturing . 

She highlighted Juliana 's cheekbones with a pinky brown blusher and added a hint of warm tawny colour to her lips . 

For a natural glow to your skin mix a subtle shade of blusher with loose powder . 

Apply cream blusher in a soft terracotta shade , or powder first , then apply a powder blusher in glowing earthy tone . 

In a thrilling climactic scene during a howling blizzard in the mountains , he and Umegawa do kill themselves . 

Fosters Tackle The 42 hardy anglers who braved the worst of Thursday 's blizzards found bites scarce on the Severn at Stourport . 

Before I could say , ` You bastards " , they were specks in the mist as I huddled from the blizzard behind a boulder wondering if I wanted to be sick yet . 

His body was found very close to it , but he had obviously been blinded by the blizzard . 

On one occasion a furious blizzard howled across a landscape illuminated by a sunset of bloodshot gold . 

It must have been killed in an avalanche or died in a blizzard earlier in the winter . 

By the time he reached the high moor , visibility was restricted by a swirling mass as he was exposed to the full force of the blizzard . 

It concerns what Christmas dinner they will eat together -- quite possibly in a 120-knot blizzard -- in the remote frozen wastes . 

Though an experienced skier , Pat and her friends had got caught in a blizzard and were making their way to shelter when Pat 's skis plunged into deep snow . 

Sailors who chanced on a sudden sand blizzard or capsized in the Neck of Mithridates were rarely rescued . 

Gentle jangles careen into psychedelic guitars , snowflake vocals turn into furious howling blizzards . 

A raging snow blizzard envelops a unit within 18″ , and the driving ice-laden winds bring the unit to a halt . 

Within minutes a gusting blizzard was raging , and the climax of our first season in Chamonix had turned into a nightmare . 

Less than twenty miles out of Aberdeen they ran into a blizzard . 

By the time Carrie had completed her task the wind had increased in strength from the north and a fierce blizzard was setting in . 

A fierce blizzard raged for days , but through it Tallis saw the mother slip away to the south , carrying weapons and a bag . 

And in 1971 , the five teenagers from Edinburgh 's Ainslie Park school who died in a blizzard in the Cairngorms , along with an instructor . 

In the Boston area up to 2ft of snow fell and the storm was compared to a 1978 blizzard which paralysed the city for four days . 

Paragraph 1499 deals with larceny by intimidation ( which has much in common with one branch of robbery ) :

Again , a person charged with attempted larceny can not be convicted of attempting to obtain by false pretences ( Rex v. Gallagher ( 1929 ) 21 Cr.App.R. 172 ) .

Under the old law of larceny he may not have been guilty of attempted larceny .

The essential difference between this offence and larceny is that in larceny the victim does not part with the ownership but in obtaining by false pretences he does .

On that footing the taxi driver could have been guilty of larceny by a trick ( in old-fashioned terms ) , so as to be guilty of theft under any interpretation of section 1(1) .

He said it would be the first of a series of ventures which Gooding was discussing with Japanese companies , aimed at bringing research and technology to Britain rather than just final assembly of goods . 

The east frieze has a combat before Troy ( some painted names of heroes can still be read ) , and an assembly of gods no doubt disputing its outcome . 

However , an assembly of spherulites would be acceptable , since it would contain sufficient to make it entirely typical of the bulk and because such an assembly would have moduli independent of the surface tractions and displacements . 

Tens of thousands were reported back on the streets in Timisoara yesterday , defying a state of emergency , a curfew , and a ban on assembly of more than five persons imposed on the region . 

An assembly of around 400 artefacts from the Chavin , Nazca , Moche , Huari and Chim|ý1-NP0 cultures covering a period of 3,000 years aims to demonstrate the variety and richness of Pre-Columbian art . 

Editing can range from simple assembly of " chunks " from different recordings , to complex production which requires both production and editing skills . 

In 1336 , as on earlier occasions , a tax of 20s a sack had been agreed by an assembly of merchants , and in 1338 the merchants agreed to increase it to 40s . 

The further conditions were that the assembly of the people constituted that national will , and that land was held in common right by the nation . 

Kielder Water , the largest man-made reservoir in Europe , surrounded by the largest man-made forest in Europe , was opened by HM The Queen in June 1982 , and has been developed into a major water-sports centre . 

C. The photograph shows two of the storage reservoirs in the Pennines . 

I have been asked to draw the attention of Wyre Borough Council to a burnt out car which I understand has been abandoned off the road near the reservoir on Nicky Nook , Scorton . 

Golf courses , according to Ms Chee , are often ` reservoirs of toxic chemicals " . 

Of all the changes in the last two generations , only the great reservoirs of water for the industrial cities of the North and Midlands have added anything to the scene that one can contemplate without pain . 

To the north and east were storehouses ; huge , covered reservoirs of grain and rice . 

ARCHAEOLOGISTS in Devon are recording the 5,000-year history of a valley which is about to be flooded to form one of Britain 's largest reservoirs . 

A Barren Measures ' sandstone reservoir study was based on log analysis of three wells in the study area . 

The Victorian brick reservoir , built in 1856 , upon which stands the Putney home ground of the Metropolitan Water Board , Western Area CC . 

If all three colours overlap ( such as in the fifth matrix ) then a black dot is printed from the black ink reservoir . 

Data is available , however , for the reef and carbonate mudstone reservoirs and examples of these can be found in southern Denmark ( Clark and Tallbacka 1980 ) . 

Environment Minister David Maclean told an audience at Tory Central Office : ` The rain of the last few days goes some way to replenishing the reservoirs . 

A new reservoir at Bewl Bridge of 310 hectares ( a small part in Kent ) is nearly full , and a reservoir at Ardingly ( 70 hectares ) is in the process of being flooded . 

From the car park below the Neuadd Reservoir walk towards the reservoir to the end of the road . 

The Wytch Farm oilfield started production from the Bridport reservoir at the rate of 4000 barrels a day in 1978 . 

Reservoirs in the Lake District , for example , supply acid lead-stripping water to Greater Manchester . 

The damming of the River Vyrnwy in 1881-92 to create a reservoir to supply Liverpool with water involved the earliest large-scale masonry dam , 161 feet high and 390 yards long . 

Other possible places for disposal are abandoned oil and gas reservoirs and aquifers . 

The land is used for many purposes : for housing , factories , rail and roadways , airports , water reservoirs , recreation , amenity , forestry and farming . 

At times of low demand , electricity can be used to pump water from a low reservoir to a high reservoir . 

It may not look like it , but the main basin of Gloucester Docks is a drinking water reservoir for the city of Bristol . 

It would be difficult to build water-gathering reservoirs of the size of those found in other Parts of the Pennines in the Dales because of the many eaves and potholes that would carry the water away . 

Most canal companies built reservoirs to keep a constant supply even in the driest weather . 

But the company insists there will still be a need to build the reservoir and that they would do all they can to minimise the impact it makes on the surrounding countryside when that happens . 

The dispute should have been settled 53 years ago when the 1930 Reservoirs Act ruled that the owners of all reservoirs containing more than 23 million litres must have them inspected and repaired regularly . 

A distribution reservoir holds enough water to supply the area it serves for about a day . 

This lush green mountainous island , with one of the best all-year-round climates in the world , is also a huge self-regulating reservoir which holds up to 200 million cubic metres of water . 

Mariano Fiallos , president of the old Council , was re-elected to the post .

The president of Serbia , Slobodan Milosevic , was on Aug. 27 apparently prevented by Panic from addressing the conference .

Unix Systems Laboratories president Roel Pieper and his boss-in-waiting Novell chief were in Japan last week explaining to USL 's Japanese shareholders the ins and outs of the deal that 's been cut .

The new party was led by Jamaluddin Ahmed ( president ) and Abdul Hasnat ( general secretary ) .

Three years ago France 's president , François Mitterrand , made a similar speech about Africa at La Baule .

Although former presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan endorsed the strong medicine prescribed by previous chairman Paul Volcker , neither was likely to initiate such a devastating cure .

Kazakhstan 's president has called for Mr Gorbachev 's union treaty to be signed at once , with negotiations over the details to follow .

Microsoft senior vice president Paul Maritz told Compaq Computer Corp he was expecting NT to ship by the end of June .

This was the background to an attempt by president Nkrumah of Ghana to break through the impasse .

She bent down to retrieve the best china from the floor , whilst Ray picked up teaspoons with one hand and dabbed at the goat 's milk with the other holding his handkerchief . 

Most interesting in the gold section was a set of twelve , Lexington , Kentucky teaspoons of around 1850 ( lot 29 ) . 

` They 're still arguing today , would you believe it ? " she said to Phoebe , accepting a dish of tea and making a whirlpool with her teaspoon . 

He let only a moment go by before filling a teaspoon full of caviar and feeding it to her . 

Then , using a teaspoon , put a small amount of filling in the centre of each wonton skin . 

There were two stern clocks on the walls -- neither of which agreed with the time according to Rock Hardy -- and a set of coloured prints showing dreary desert scenes . 

Taken together , all these requirements constitute a set of minimum professional standards by which individual practitioners can be assessed and judged . 

She performed the set of exercises she had taken to , on the carpet by the bed . 

There he said a final set of prayers before departing to the heavens . 

Within corpora , compounds are tagged with a single tag for the whole compound allowing a set of compounds to be easily extracted . 

Instead , try cutting down on the number of exercises , increasing the weight and making sure that you perform 3 sets of at least 8 reps . 

With the addition of a structured-parts data base , such as HERMS , this task becomes relatively easy , enhancing the system and providing the designer with a set of very powerful tools . 

Instead , plan on using a set of very comfortable chairs spaced round a low round table . 

Iditis is the most comprehensive and accurate resource of protein structure information available and provides a complete set of powerful data retrieval and analysis tools . 

The drive is transmitted into the adjacent mill building which houses two complete sets of grinding gear and allied crushers , etc . 

The Science Library holds a complete set of British Standards , DIN Standards in English and the American Society for Testing and Materials ( ASTM ) Standards . 

The dictionary also provides a more complete set of grammatical tags than the corpus . 

Well it might just take a couple of hours to print out a complete set of statements for two hundred customers . 

They need a different set of computer techniques to make sense of the more detailed data that will be produced . 

The difference in focus between these two models of support inevitably generates a different set of criteria with which to evaluate them , since it is the aim of the work that determines the criteria required . 

As we have already indicated , there is lack of agreement about what is relevant or appropriate because different groups of people use different sets of criteria . 

Next year , up to 750 primary schools will receive a different set of prints . 

This partly explains why the review took the time it did , since the computer can spend nearly four days running a full set of figures . 

Most boards use very similar methods for assembly and come with a full set of instructions . 

The full set of predicted values is shown in column 3 of figure 10.6 ; the column is headed Ŷ ( pronounced “ Y-hat ” ) , a common notation for fitted values . 

When the full set of proposals is available there could be a total of 150/200 attainment targets with the authority of law behind them . 

IN 1988 regulators from the dozen richest countries devised a new set of capital standards for commercial banks . 

If a new set of different symptoms are seen , then another more appropriate remedy must be looked for . 

And the pervasion of such a principle of de-differentiation presumes a new set of social actors , the new , post-industrial middle classes whose interests are furthered by such a process . 

The comic operas of Gilbert and Sullivan are featured in a new set of postage stamps . 

HMS Sheffield , like most of the Royal Navy 's other modern warships , carried a set of equipment code-named Abbey Hill . 

However , the black hole would be equally likely to give off any other set of particles with the same total energy . 

The most help in doing this that other packages give you are a set of guidelines that you have to position manually . 

Only two other sets of sextuplets have been born in Britain and Jan has now appointed a media agent . 

Why might an attempt to explain a particular set of phenomena flounder ? 

It is important to distinguish the influences of both , as both may introduce particular sets of biases into the fossil assemblage . 

The unifying factor is Elvis himself -- or rather , Elvis constructed in particular categories , acting as embodiments of particular articulating principles , tied to particular sets of social needs and interests . 

There are about 50 known neurotransmitters , each of which are used by a particular set of neurones . 

It yielded nothing but a small ball of marzipan and a set of perfect tyre-tracks in the dust . 

For Spender , it makes no sense for reformists to restrict themselves to a small set of targets like generic pronouns and man . 

There is however a small set of lexical items which alternates between the phonetically quite distinct classes and / ? / . 

A small but expanding open set of adverbs is marked by the suffix -wise , as in clockwise . 

We have already flagged the very language used to address a set of urban issues as a central problem . 

The legislation 's main aim is to safeguard research and storage of embryos , but it is also attempting to monitor a complex set of issues . 

The next set of issues relates to house or flat buyers ' reports and valuations . 

In the latter case a set of different brochures would be issued by any single firm . 

Configuration Control : LIFESPAN ensures that a precisely defined set of approved software can be issued and , if need be , re-issued . 

The aim was to create a non-biased set of figures that would paint an international picture of the scale of air pollution . 

I even bought a set of those flash cards with pictures and words such as Cat , Dog , Rabbit , Mummy and Daddy in my attempt to awake in him a hunger for knowledge . 

The result is a set of pictures that expose her as a fabulous vamp with more definition than Wolf and more powerful pectorals than Panther . 

Mrs Thatcher is one of the few senior politicians who takes pride in stating her political convictions and insists that policies should derive from a coherent set of principles . 

Paradoxically it has not developed a formalised set of principles or immutable knowledge which could , for example , be structured into an academic text-book about socio-technical systems . 

A workable set of such principles was described by the National Institute of Mental Health in the United States in 1980 and these are equally applicable in Britain today . 

It outlined a set of principles and indicated how they would work in particular instances . 

While the special session produced no immediate results , a common set of principles was established . 

Despite all the apparent sophistication of defence analysis , it may thus have produced a set of answers to the wrong question . 

Here the testee is presented with a set of questions or checklists which steer him into trying to think carefully about his own interests . 

There is no parallel set of circumstances in which the question in 29 can be truthfully answered ` Yes " or ` No " : 

Specific attention is being paid to the salience of nationality in contemporary economic cognitions and to the development of a set of attitudinal questions with which to assess this . 

A set of anaphor resolution rules , based closely on those of Sidner ( 1979a ) , were applied to each possible anaphor in the reading . 

The NUS has announced a radical set of new voting rules that the ruling executive committee hopes to introduce as soon as possible . 

This is because women are deemed to be twice deviant , having flouted two sets of social rules , and thus peculiarly suitable and susceptible to such approaches . 

Participants in ABN have developed a set of ground rules in order to ensure protection of the vendor and security against any illegal use of the systems by non-authorised parties . 

However , we stressed that the set of terms should not be restricted to those for parts of speech . 

Since a set of standard terms is intended to be used by the drafter 's business client , the drafter should try to make it as clear and comprehensible as possible . 

Such a style may sometimes become a little wearing , and may , perhaps , lack elegance , but a set of standard terms is not read for pleasure . 

Despite being a closed set of terms linked with a number of functioning elements , deixis lacks a taxonomy of occurrences because of its pragmatic base . 

Considering his own , highly dubious profession , Kirov had his own set of moral values . 

Just like Excel , Improv can use any reasonable starting value ( Monday , Week 1 and so on ) and produce a set of extrapolated values . 

Electrical engineers will be reminded of the torque versus speed curve of an induction motor which exhibits an unstable and unmeasurable set of values as the curve turns back on itself at the pull-out torque . 

The entries in some columns are restricted to only take one of a predefined set of values . 

Everyone bundled their possessions together and talked about where they would like to stay . 

` Her personal possessions -- jewellery , furniture and so on . 

Its the ideal platform for owners to show off their prized possession . 

Holding the revolver in his right hand , Urquhart searched the chief inspector for a weapon and , finding none , picked up the pile of possessions from the floor . 

And then he was up the stairs to her room , to find there her few poor possessions -- but still no Sally-Anne . 

Over his shoulder was hung a canvas bag which contained all his worldly possessions , and close to his left heel trotted a black and white collie . 

The tent that was discovered had clearly been occupied by Bonington ; it contained his possessions and therefore leaves the possibility that the notebook could have been his as well as Joe 's or Pete 's . 

Some experts believe that the fact we have more material possessions these days means that there is simply more to steal -- after all , car theft is the most popular form of theft . 

He opened the box that held his prize possession and stared down in disbelief : the gold had become tarnished and one of the stones looked as if it were coming loose . 

Then all the young gentlemen came up to him and shook both his hands very hard , especially the hand which held his few possessions . 

While ` real police work " , crime , was almost non-existent , other dogsbody incidents could provide a measure of relief . 

But matters were so arranged that for most the outlook was not completely bleak ; almost everyone could arrive eventually at a state of relative freedom from intimidation and enjoy a measure of authority over others . 

The major objectives of this system were to guarantee the individual a measure of economic security and to ensure that each family was not permanently debarred from participating in the economic life of the nation through temporary misfortune . 

The Board has achieved a measure of success although this has been boosted by the development of North Sea Oil . 

It afforded him a measure of satisfaction to insult her , and to document her improper behaviour with Underwood . 

The swiftly reacting keeper bravely threw himself at McCarthy 's feet after Mitch Cook was brushed aside by the forward , and caused a measure of concern as he hobbled around after lengthy treatment . 

A second and probably a more significant aspect of decentralisation is where a certain measure of local autonomy or local initiative is encouraged by central authorities . 

Any feelings Hope had for her -- and though they had included a certain measure of respect and the possibility of desire , they had not been strong -- now alchemised into a quite violent dislike . 

Lorimer had thrown a dark coat , belonging to Jobbernole , over his splendid indoor clothes in order to affect a certain measure of disguise . 

Does the activity have a certain measure of substance , as measured by quarterly or annual value of turnover ? 

A recently published account of this initiative suggests , using quite tough performance measures , a considerable measure of success for this initiative , which surely ought to have lessons for the NHS in London after Tomlinson . 

Although all things are not possible all of the time students possess a considerable measure of initiative in programme design . 

The European Monetary System was established in 1979 with the ultimate objective of achieving one common currency within the E.E.C. Working towards that goal it was necessary to establish a greater measure of monetary stability in the Community . 

Diana could choose to stay within the Royal Family and be allowed a greater measure of freedom . 

In comparison , doctors in the hospital sector had a much greater measure of influence over these issues , but because of the combination of bureaucratic and collegial control , relatively less freedom over their own work practices . 

Nevertheless , the house of Foix-Béarn emerged as the neighbouring territorial power with the greatest measure of control over Bigorre and the important Pyrenean passes which lay within its boundaries . 

He crossed to his drinks cabinet and poured himself another large measure of whisky , glancing at the phone every few seconds as if willing it to ring . 

It involves , in short , a large measure of economic equality . 

With their echoes of Daumier or early Van Gogh , Fojcik 's observations go far beyond mere study of sporting life to embrace a large measure of social commentary . 

The state was forced to assume some measure of control over distribution of food and levels of profits , and thus intervene in the market . 

The black parents are often apathetic and perform no positive function in their children 's progression in sport and stir from their inertness only when some measure of tangible success has been achieved . 

Dowd had stayed out of the Retreat all the time he 'd waited for Godolphin ( a wearisome three days ) even though it would have given him some measure of protection against the bitter cold . 

Fran read on , deriving some measure of comfort from the less than flattering assessment , although in truth she knew that she was deliberately glossing over the more attractive aspects of the sign . 

Katherine , a niece of the Irish patriot Kevin Barry who was shot by the English in 1916 , married Patrick six months before his death in Dublin from lung cancer . 

Married to Princess Olga Romanoff , a great niece of the last Czar , he claims to have survived three attempts on his life . 

Ah yes , the hysterical Penelope , niece of the late William Coombes . 

Now Americans boast of their own ` princess " -- Maria Shriver , attractive niece of the late John F Kennedy , wife of film star Arnold Schwarzenegger and powerful TV news anchorwoman . 

About 1310 Beaumont married Alice Comyn , niece of John Comyn , third Earl of Buchan [ q.v. ] and heir to the Comyn earldom . 

Whether or not he suspected this , Rodrigo accepted the favours bestowed upon him by the new King -- including marriage to Alfonso 's niece Ximena Diaz . 

Henry 's eldest son married Agnes , Barbarossa 's niece and the Guelph and Ghibelline feud was thus brought to a close . 

Mrs Pipchin 's niece , Berinthia ( Berry ) , a middle-aged spinster whose exploitation as a drudge by her aunt does nothing to diminish her dog-like devotion to Mrs Pipchin . 

I would n't put just anybody in it , but my mother , Aunt Emily 's niece , her only surviving direct relation except for me -- " 

There is Ethel and her cello , at which she saws away to the halting accompaniment of Lou , the schoolgirl niece . 

Oh I 'm certain the sentry did n't mean to prick your niece in the — quite so — with his sword …

Professor Chew attended the graduation of his niece at Stirling some years ago when she obtained a degree in Management Science -- and from all accounts they are both Stirling enthusiasts . 

A niece took over the post office when she married , and it was moved to the present premises . 

` Well , niece , " he said coldly , ` I would recognize you even if your stepfather 's man had not been here looking for you . " 

So , after all , the niece had to change the needle , to finish machining her curtains . 

Hrachya Asataryan paused awhile to explain they were his nieces . 

` Well , it was his money , was n't it , and I was only his niece . 

The owner of the house , Mrs Maylie , was an older woman , but her niece , Rose , was a girl of seventeen , whose quiet beauty and gentle charm won all hearts . 

She had gone to give pregnant niece Dawn Morgan a lift to hospital -- and Dawn had just gone into labour . 

He was prosecuted again , by one Xanthippos , of whom more will be heard , and who had married a niece of Kleisthenes . 

In the event of my death in the near future , he has security of tenure , and my niece , Sara , will have the advantage of his wise counsel . 

Do n't know if she 'd be what he and Mr Sheldrake want , but I 've got a niece who 's just leaving school . 

She shook her hips , and the flimsy garment fell from her like a leaf from a tree , revealing her glorious nudity . 

Then she thought about Piers , seeing his nudity as he stepped into the bath with astounding clarity . 

Her nudity provided a carte blanche that hours of queuing at the press tent could never have done . 

The last term is the difference between the first two columns , not the more complex statistical measure .

Mrs Kewish vowed that she would never , ever travel through Blea Moor Tunnel again .

The site made use of the Mount Royal tunnel and of the considerable falling away of the land , so that although the platforms were below the station building , none the less they were above ground .

There were also tunnels with an electric light-railway to whisk the leadership away in the event of danger even here deep below the ground .

Certainly many gangers refused to work in , or near , Box Hill Tunnel , such was the reputation it earned .

Due to the tunnel going through several types of rock of varying hardness , the tunnellers can not use a tunnelling machine like the ones used in the Channel tunnel work .

For the best part of an hour I sat swearing in a blocked tunnel under Westway .

On the French side the short 3.2 km stretch of service tunnel to the Coquelles terminal site has already been driven and work on the southern runnel tunnel is well advanced .

This unexpectedly burrows beneath the grounds of Ingleborough Hall in two long tunnels .

And , when we were driving back towards the tunnel , do you know Upper Parliament Street ?

The Channel Tunnel construction is moving rapidly from the plan to the site and the new terminal represents the first definite move to link the region with the continent .

When the plotters decided to abandon their scheme after failing in an attempt to dig a tunnel under the House of Lords , no-one was more concerned than Salisbury .

The committee 's report did not strongly support either the UN 's denouncement of the scheme , nor Israel 's arguments for it . 

Essentially the Wolfenden recommendations and their legislative enactment were a public denouncement of prostitution and an affirmation of the importance of ` normal " sexual relationships ( monogamous and within the family ) . 

`` NATO can only be stopped by a strict denouncement from the nuclear powers , in particular from Russia and China , '' he said .

`` We renew our denouncement of violence , '' the brotherhood said Monday .

Behind the Arabs ' vociferous denouncements is fear of what one scholar terms `` the politics of fait accompli . ''

The state-run media echoed official denouncements blaming Israel for the hijacking , and saying the Israelis had planned it all along .

She did n't eat much anyway , and looked thin and anorexic , even through her baggy clothes . 

Her clothes were very , very untidy , not very clean and not too well cared for …

` You did n't really think I 'd run away just because you tore up a few of my clothes , did you ? " 

His grief-stricken widow destroyed all his cricket clothes and equipment . 

His startling face , the pure athleticism of his body , barely disguised now by the stylish cut of his evening clothes , made everything ten times worse . 

He took one habit down and slipped it on over his street clothes . 

It was no use thinking about them ; they were in the pawnshop with the rest of our wedding clothes . 

He 'd left his evening clothes down in the country , only he said as how Mrs Maslin 'd never be able to turn out a dress shirt the way I did . " 

I was sitting on my fishing stool wearing winter clothes , and a sailcloth robe thrown over me for extra warmth . 

And beside him , a strong , familiar frame unfamiliarly reduced , on which hung the soiled and ill-fitting clothes of a labourer . 

The clothes of people who died were naturally left behind ; he had n't ever thought of that . 

He has acknowledged the Italian trend towards overtly sexy clothes by cutting flirty side slits on a curve in his short skirts and stitching a provocative little hitch into them . 

Yes , it 's Johnny and Fergie -- this time with all their clothes on 

Tallboy had a large lugubrious face , arms too long for the shirtmaker to cope with , and an air of fighting his clothes rather than wearing them . 

` Laura ! " he groaned , tossing aside his shirt and swiftly divesting himself of his clothes before lying down on the bed beside her . 

As hair gets tied back , so nail varnish comes off and old , stain-absorbing clothes go on . 

She ransacked the wardrobe which was bursting with piles of unwashed clothes and unironed shirts . 

He dragged on crumpled clothes , tried to eat breakfast but spat out the mouthful , fled to his car . 

Across the aisle Lady Pemberley sat alone and behind her two grandchildren wriggled in charge of a governess whose long bony face and ill-fitting clothes reminded Alexandra powerfully of Miss Gracie . 

The entrance fee to the monthly bank is two items of clean , pressed clothes in good repair . 

It 's not just the Dutch fans saying this ; amongst every Dutch crowd are plain clothes policemen , known to troublemakers . 

Even when I had money in the bank , I would buy cheap and cheerful clothes , books , food and other essentials -- and save the rest for a rainy day which never came . 

Next day Mary took Frankie , Liza and me to the shops to buy us some new clothes for the wedding . 

Push him , and he will tell you -- slick appearance to the contrary -- that he is too hard up to buy fancy clothes . 

Jonadab was not to be hurried and methodically finished changing into his working clothes before putting in an appearance . 

( Eph. 4:22 ) Paul is using imagery derived from the picture of changing your clothes . 

When he told me to strip I refused , saying that I would change my clothes only if he left the room . 

` I want everybody dressed in their best clothes , " Moran demanded . 

` She was such a beautiful little baby ; and because things were a bit easier by the time she came along she was always dressed in pretty clothes , not second-hand things and hand-me-downs as we were . 

She was welcomed with love ; in fact , Nanny had had a splendid soft toy hand-made for her , a cuddly rabbit fully dressed in the most beautiful hand-sewn clothes . 

He was a trim looking man in his early sixties , dressed in casual , but tasteful clothes , and wearing a pair of gold-rimmed half . 

Since then the effigy has been displayed in his highly decorated sarcophagus , dressed in sumptuous clothes embroidered with gold and silver thread and studded with precious and semi-precious stones . 

When he had finished , he dressed in the clean clothes Riley had put in his bag and returned to his room , where he sat on the bed , resting himself against the pillows . 

The girls are dressed in baggy clothes , say ` yeah " , ` wicked " and call each other ` wally " . 

As getting tiny clothes was a problem for us I 've decided to put together a pre-term pack to loan out to NCT members who find themselves in need of them . 

` Go now , " Nina felt a pain coming and pushed her son aside , ` get into dry clothes , Joe brought a pile of stuff with us . 

She saw that she had pretty clothes like other girls her age and a little money of her own for going out . 

Post-war children had few clothes , because of rationing ; but not only scarcity , rather names like barathea , worsted , gaberdine , twill , jersey … fix them in my mind . 

But look at these people : they have dusty clothes , concrete-coloured flesh , dead eyes . 

Draw her attention to the case of ecumenical community worker Maria N. Santa Clara and her colleague Angelina Llenarasas who were arrested by men in plain clothes in a village near Naga City on 26 April 1989 . 

The good looking man in the English clothes was called Peter the Dutchman . 

` I do n't think they ought to let them out , walking about like that in those black clothes . 

Large men in plain clothes and short haircuts had wanted to know his business . 

Often she would also spend hours designing and making new clothes for herself and sometimes for Dannii and friends . 

Plus the young Catriona who designs and makes all her own clothes ( you 're kidding ! ) and informs us that leather trousers have been around for ` two or three years now " . 

She says : ` I felt very glamorous indeed but I 'll still probably stick to making my own clothes in future . 

As soon as I arrive home at night I wash off my make-up and pull on my scruffiest clothes . 

She began to pull all her daughter 's clothes from the wardrobe , searching the pockets as she went . 

Dr Joseph Stock , Bishop of Killala , describes how men ragged and barefoot fell on French army uniforms with whoops of delight , putting the clothes on wrong , holding guns upside down and so on . 

He saw himself as in some way subverting that tradition : they told Hawaiians to put their clothes on and stop surfing ; he was taking his off and going pagan all over again . 

By putting on special clothes and performing certain rituals , a priestess might be transformed into an epiphany of the goddess . 

Those who were going outside hastily finished putting on their outdoor clothes . 

Jay stripped her clothes off and plunged into the sea , still smiling ! 

Paul obeyed her , stripped off his clothes , and sat in his dressing-gown while they dried . 

He stripped his clothes off , peeled back the sheet , and climbed into bed . 

Her cabin , when she returned to it , was beautifully cool , and she headed for the shower , stripping off her clothes as she went . 

Once she had stripped off her top clothes she slapped the monitor pads on and connected up the leads . 

I led her upstairs , took off her wet clothes , bathed and dried her ; she accepting my ministrations automatically , as if she were a child and I her mother . 

He slowly took off his clothes and the smell of the night with them , and stood there naked in the morning light by his bedroom window , and he smiled . 

I took my clothes off and put them into one of the largest warships . 

And whoever touches her bed shall wash his clothes and bathe himself in water , and be unclean until the evening . 

A big crowd of peasants had gathered-around the slimy village pond to wash their clothes and themselves in the gray , brackish water . 

Behind them in a doorway is a man wearing plain clothes and dark glasses . 

The man wore fitting and casual clothes and those of Holly were thin . 

The teacher had been specific about dress : ` Do n't wear your best clothes , girls , there 'll be lots of running around and some floor-games ! " 

At first glance , Tony wearing his off-duty clothes , a panama hat and blazer looks like a cricket umpire , but his line of work is far , far battier . 

It is in this profoundly grateful and reverent sene , certainly not with any heartless flippancy , that forty years later in the prison stockade Pound greets the sunset as a designer -- ` grand couturier " . 

That was my excuse to myself , although I knew it was wrong of me to leave only two unwounded men to guard the stockade . 

A nightlight on a small table standing against the wall threw a dim glow around the sparse room , revealing the small , white-sheeted bed , the bundle lying beneath the covers . 

At his back , the glow from an outside lamp found its way through curtained windows to touch the glazed bathroom door with an eerie greyness . 

The faint glow from a street light showed him the outline of a hedge , neat flower beds , a black oblong of lawn . 

The lamp beside his bed threw a faint glow over his swollen , passionate , tormented face . 

With a roaring fire and candles shedding a soft glow , the Dysons ' home is an idyllic place to spend Christmas . 

Katherine Lundy sat back in the darkened sitting room , her eyes on the deep red glow from the fire , the only sound the soft hissing of the burning coal and the solemn ticking of the clock . 

The room was faintly illuminated by the glow from the night-burning stove . 

Bonfires blazed nearby , casting a Dante-like glow over the funereal proceedings as other men sorted the blood-stiffened clothing into various piles , there to be recorded by a clerk . 

Diffused lighting cast a warm amber glow over a couple of oak display cabinets and reflected off the glass-panelled walls . 

In the reflection on the glass door he thought he saw a red glow from his car , and glanced back across the road . 

There are tapes with straight and gay couples , orgies , inter-racial sex , light S&M sessions and even hermaphrodites . 

A Darlington couple paid over £2,000 to Mr Round last October for a kitchen that was never delivered ; Alan Dodsworth has since had to borrow from his father to get the job done by another contractor . 

As the happy couple took their places there was a stir and a rising babble behind them . 

It seemed safe -- but the happy couple forgot the golden rule for campers in districts where grizzlies live : If you meet one , DO N'T MOVE . 

Now the happy couple plan a new ceremony to bless their marriage . 

` Now there 's a happy couple , " Sir George said , pointing to the gate lodge . 

` Me too , " she said , thinking of the happy couple up in the villa . 

Recent press coverage was given to a newly married couple , both aged 85 , who arrived at their hotel to discover that they had been allocated twin beds . 

Some married couples seem to endure , maybe even enjoy , marital brawls . 

The migration of families or even married couples was uncommon . 

ONE allowance which looks almost certain to disappear altogether at some point in the not-too-distant future , judging from its treatment in the Budget , is the married couple 's allowance , or MCA . 

One female neighbour described the couple as ` quiet and ordinary " . 

The couple had encouraged and followed their son 's sporting progress right across South Africa , but they were n't able to afford the trip to Australia to see the World Cup challenge . 

The other seats were for a couple who did n't know their way to this hall and decided to follow his car . 

But the couple , now both retired , have learned to lean on each other for support as they continue to grieve for their youngest child . 

The Incident happened in the 1930s when a Hartlepool couple were jailed for attacking a shop owner who 'd remonstrated with them for drinking out of the vinegar bottle . 

` It 's been bad enough trying to find a murderer for Henry , where suspects abounded . 

It 's his job to bring the murderer of the old money-lender and her sister to justice . 

Kenyan wildlife rangers have shot dead six poachers in Meru national park , including the murderers of two French tourists , the Director of Wildlife , Mr Richard Leakey , said yesterday in Nairobi. -Reuter . 

THE self-confessed murderer of 55 girls , women and boys faced his victims ' relatives yesterday on the opening day of a trial which will enter legal and medical history . 

Detectives are urgently appealing for help to track down the murderer of an elderly man found beaten to death in the pet shop where he worked . 

Tim Godwin believes that the hunt for the murderer of his wife , Julie , and her friend , Elizabeth Over , has been overshadowed by the assassination of black leader Chris Hani . 

` Find the person who closed her eyes , and you have her murderer . "  

Mr Stuart-Moore alleged that Alison 's murderer had forced her to tell him this personal detail after handcuffing her , torturing and assaulting her before killing her . 

It was either as if Roger , his murderer , was describing it or even Piggy himself . 

` Would n't you turn into an axe murderer if your mother 's idea of sweets was carrot cake ? "  

With his debut feature Swoon , director Tom Kalin has put on screen everything his grandmother did n't tell him about the infamous child murderers . 

The execution on Oct. 9 of three members of the Islamic fundamentalist Nahda movement , along with two child murderers , represented a significant hardening of official policy towards the movement . 

When he was sentenced to life for killing his former rape victim , the main focus was on the release of the rapist : MP 's fury as revenge murderer gets life WHY WAS THIS MONSTER FREED ? 

What Lorentz liked about this dramatization of the notorious Düsseldorf sex murderer was that it had all the feel of a newsreel for ‘ there is no acting in the picture … . 

Opponents of the regime took new heart from the Stalingrad disaster , and their limited revival resulted in a spread of illegal broadsheets and surreptitiously daubed graffiti , attacking Hitler ` the Stalingrad Murderer "  . 

Asked if the death penalty should be brought back for terrorist murderers , a majority supported its return . 

` The parson 's wife 's letter did n't actually say he was a murderer . 

Hughes ' cityscape is as exciting for the children in her books as the bluebell woods and dingle dells of 50 years ago , and this optimism may be the greatest gift a modern writer can give young readers . 

Crossing into Dutch Timor next day , they moved over the dry coral rocks and through occasional dells of trees around clear springs before reaching a Roman Catholic mission church where the priests told them of Sparrow Force 's defeat . 

The name Currie is possibly a corruption of the Latin word Coria , a meeting place , or from the Gaelic Curagh , a mossy dell . 

He saw it break its flight over a dell between the dunes , soar vertically and then head off at an angle . 

He had got the direction slightly wrong and had passed the dell before he realised it . 

Victorian Gothic at its most tracery-like , pinnacles and lancets , deep in a dell . 

She had reached the edge of the park and looked down the slopes to the fair in the dell on the far side . 

Now that he was down at ground level it was not so easy for Patrick to locate the dell where he had seen the immaculate golfer . 

Some 35 penalties were awarded , the teams occasionally shaking their heads in bafflement . 

WHEN you learn to ride a bicycle , you start with a feeling of hopeless bafflement . 

Their bafflement is increased when they find such major changes made . 

Hilda seemed to be getting more animated as her own bafflement and distress increased . 

After a moment she laid the receiver down again , her surprise now turned to total bafflement . 

These people have addictive disease and their drug of choice is nicotine . 

If you replace heroin and endorphins with nicotine and the neurotransmitter acetylcholine , or with caffeine and adenosine , or Valium and gamma-amino butyric acid , or marijuana and anadamide , the same story can be told . 

Nicotine is a powerful drug which stimulates the production of adrenaline , increasing the heart beat rate and blood pressure . 

Years ago , before it was made illegal , pure nicotine was used for fumigating glasshouses . 

Only 60mg of pure nicotine placed on a person 's tongue would kill within minutes . 

Many adult smokers continue smoking not through unfettered choice but because they are addicted to the nicotine in cigarettes . 

How do people addicted to nicotine give up smoking cigarettes ? 

Putting a patch on is an easy way to get your dose of nicotine while you 're trying to give up . 

In a timed swim across Honolulu Harbour in 1911 he covered 100 yards in 55.4 seconds , shattering the existing record by 4.6 seconds . 

A sponsored swim at Dovercourt swimming pool is planned next month followed by a swim across the Stour later in the year . 

Perhaps after a cold swim across the channel , as your own personal adventure begins to unfold , you too will begin to understand . 

The event begins with a mass start swim across the notorious Narrows from Strangford to Portaferry . 

Another solo fundraising effort will be a sponsored swim by Karon Mills at Fenton Pool . 

A sponsored swim by 61 probationary police officers at Aykley Heads , the North-East District Training Centre in Durham , has raised £1,227 for the British Epilepsy Association . 

Elizabeth 's older brother , Richard , 34 , had come from Somerset to see the place where his ` little sister " died -- and to join in a defiant swim from the murder beach . 

Leisure Pool -- Enjoy a swim in the relaxed family environment in sparkling clear water without the usual ` swimming pool odours " . 

Radish certainly does n't fancy a swim in the baboon 's hairy lair but she likes a quick dip in the basin , and she 's getting very good at dives off the window-sill down into the water . 

The exhausting discipline , which features a mile and a half swim in open water and a 40-kilometre cycle topped off with a 10-kilometre road race , is one of the fastest growing sports in Europe . 

Stretching to ease tired muscles , she debated whether to go for a swim in the pool or opt for a long soak in a warm scented bath . 

If that was n't enough , the facilities of a swim in the pool , a pitch and putt or a quiet walk in the beautiful surroundings were all available . 

The result was that the Seayak went for an unscheduled underwater swim round campsite bay . 

There are no public bars or outlets for purchasing lager , and the only route for escaping the forces of law and order is a taxing swim through a shark-infested bay . 

Our hypothetical Ann could eat her packet of peanuts , for example , if she added three half-hour swims to her weekly routine . 

With experienced guides , you can stroll among the seals and even feed some of the babies while their mothers go for a swim under the ice . 

Walking up from the beach after their evening swim , Leonie and Peach noticed Lais strolling hand in hand with a young man along the chalky path that ran around the headland . 

After an evening swim off the rocks , Lili showered and changed into gold Grecian sandals and a white silk , ankle-length sheath under which she wore nothing . 

She 'd taken to having an early morning swim to strengthen her ankle , which was doing fine . 

Angeli once photographed His Holiness , dripping wet , in woollen underwear , after fixing a video to a tree and monitoring the pontiff 's early morning swims . 

Before they do their job , the cleaner fish do a characteristic waggling swim in front of the monster . 

His ultimate ambition is to take part in the Australian-style ` Iron Man " competition -- a swim of two and a half miles , a 112-mile cycle and a full 26-mile marathon . 

We could do with a swim at the hotel pool and maybe a sleep , but there was no time as our schedule was tight . 

His parents thought he was selling raffle tickets , but first he went for swim with friends in the River Wye at Broomy Hill . 

The modern Leisure Centre is situated in Eirias Park , and all the family can enjoy a relaxed swim in sparkling clear ozone treated water which eliminates the usual swimming pool odours . 

Perhaps going for a moonlit swim before making love under the stars . 

In Abidjan , the nation 's largest city , residents stocked up on food supplies , fearing a possible rebel counteroffensive .

Government troops attacked Ajdabiya on Tuesday , holding it for hours before withdrawing to the outskirts as rebels launched a counteroffensive .

And lass " -- she now bent over Agnes -- ` if that Dad of yours has done me lad any deep damage he 'll pay for it . 

It stars Nolte , although we 're told he wo n't actually sing but he plays the dad of someone who does . 

If it was Atherton he 'd never get up into the wood and back before his Dad carne home . 

Never mind , when I 've finished me morning 's work , I 'll go and find your dad . 

Hearing the old man mention Sheila Howarth and his dad in one breath like that , with no feeling whatever in the little screwed-up blue eyes , and no sympathy , was just the same . 

And he could see his Mum and Dad outside the house talking to Jack . 

Mr and Mrs Jonesy apologised to Dad for their son 's behaviour and promised that he would get ` what 's comin' to 'im when we get 'ome " . 

Joe did n't see a great deal of his dad during the year , with his trips abroad and everything , so they used to reserve at least one day when they could do things together . " 

I said to me mother , I ai n't going to work for me dad like our Albert did . 

I called in to see Dad before coming here and while I was there an insurance investigator called Tom O'Neill came to see him . 

I want to thank Mum and Dad for throwing this lovely party so that you could meet Annabelle and her family ( or Steven and his family ) . 

He 'd put it away when Dad walked out ; he did n't like looking at it any more . 

Dad had turned away , and Mum and Mrs Fry were looking at each other like conspirators . 

But we do n't have problems in the sense that you and Dad used to have . " 

At first my mam and dad were n't pleased about me falling pregnant , and they used to go on about how was I going to manage . 

“ If only dad had n't lost his temper with Uncle Matt like that nobody would even think of it … ” 

There was a bit of a silence when I 'd finished , and then dad said , with a grin , ` Quiggers is right about one thing , old son . 

That 's just like my dad -- he 's always on about what a struggle he had in the days of his youth and I get it all too easy . 

Human behaviour tends to be reshaped very quickly with this method … and usually we find that it 's dad who ends up parting with most money ! 

` He 's fairly handy behind the wheel , " said his dad Michael , of Honley , West Yorks . 

His stumpy , yellowed silver moustache rides proudly over his camel-like sneer as he strides to the back of the bar , probably to renegotiate his olive and yoghurt contracts with the owner . 

A faint sneer of satisfaction touched the corners of his mouth . 

Dexter saw that Blanche could not hide a faint sneer of distaste at how the TV reporter had behaved . 

His lip curled in a sneer , and a cold hand settled over her heart . 

" And your name ? " he demanded , his lip curling into a sneer . 

Although I could n't actually see Maté 's sneer , I felt it in the darkness . 

Steven , Katz 's head waiter and full-time ` character " , serves up three mammoth egg mayonnaise sandwiches with a comic sneer on his face . 

` Of course , " said Snyde with a slight sneer , smiling again this time coldly . 

The sergeant flicked up the plastic film and scrutinised the tweed jacket and brown trousers with a faint sneer : he would n't be seen dead wearing such clothes . 

Also now and then someone at one of the two tables might look at the other table with a sneer or an ugly remark . 

Only then did she look carefully at the egg and with a slight sneer on her face turned and deposited it with a gesture of disgust in a nearby aspidistra pot . 

The Prince smirked and Gaveston turned , for the first time acknowledging their presence with a condescending sneer . 

Otherwise she felt certain he 'd dismiss the whole embarrassing situation with a careless sneer . 

Now the Russians are closing in on Grozny and threaten to launch a massive artillery and aerial assault any day against the capital .

Furious arguments broke out over the proper way to hold off the government assault .

The steady advance of Kadafi 's fighters behind airstrikes and rocket attacks puts pressure on rebel leaders in Benghazi to stop or slow the government 's assault up the Mediterranean coastal highway before it reaches the opposition stronghold .

The assault on Ajdabiya followed an apparent government victory over rebel opposition in Zuwarah , 30 miles from the Tunisian border .

The day began with a fierce government assault early Tuesday , the second in two days. Rebels at first retreated to new lines a few miles east of a desert crossroads .

By nightfall , the city and its refinery were under government assault as the rebel retreat spilled farther east .

The United States imposed oil import and financial sanctions last month after repeated unheeded demands for Assad 's government to stop the armed assaults on civilians .

Libya 's new transitional government has urged fighters not to engage in looting and recriminatory assaults .

Rebel leaders , however , have said they are in contact with allied military representatives in Europe to help commanders identify targets for the air assault .

The offensive began Jan. 4 with a combined ground and air assault on a remote rural area the size of Baghdad .

But Kadafi unleashed a withering air and land assault Sunday that continued the next day with booming airstrikes near the Ras Lanuf oil complex .

There is widespread agreement that the air assault on Kadafi 's forces as they approached Benghazi probably saved the city from being overrun .

The military estimates that on April 2 , insurgents marshaled a company-sized assault , using as many as 200 fighters and launching related strikes in the area that evening .

Syrian security forces launched a sweeping military assault on the city last week after massive protests led to the firing of the provincial governor .

A statement from the military command in Misurata said more than 900 gun trucks had taken part in the assault .

But he gave the group a valuable shot in the arm by putting up or raising money to finance military campaigns and furnishing dedicated Arab fighters to spearhead the Taliban 's assaults .

Residents described the military assault as a " massacre " and complained of acute shortages of food and fuel .

The increased tempo of military activity has led to speculation that a land war is imminent , and French Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said Sunday that the allies have already set a date for the ground assault .

In Syria , Ramadan began with a major tank assault on the opposition stronghold of Hama that activists said killed 200 people .

That attack was the first grenade assault on American forces in Kabul .

A full-on assault against such a large , well-protected installation had almost no chance of success .

President Obama has demanded that Kadafi withdraw his forces from Ajdabiya and two cities in western Libya also under government assault , Misurata and Zawiya .

Dozens of Marines from the 1,200-man 2nd Battalion , 1st Regiment , 1st Marine Division have received commendations for their service during the monthlong assault on the insurgent stronghold of Fallouja in April 2004.

All six attackers also died in the predawn assault in the city of Kunduz .

The fighters on that desolate stretch have stacked ammunition and food in anticipation of a government assault .

Attacks by French , U. S. and British warplanes halted a government tank and rocket assault on Benghazi , the rebel capital , over the weekend .

Since the latest rebel assault on Port Brega began July 14 , scores of rebels have died and hundreds have been wounded .

Most likely , they said , the insurgents were planning a nighttime assault on the Marine compound , less than 100 yards to the south .

The battle of Marja is the largest coalition assault since the 2001 U. S. -led invasion that toppled the Taliban .

U. S. officials who announced the counterinsurgency assault in Samarra , known as Operation Swarmer , emphasized the involvement of Iraq 's army , which provided 800 of the 1,500 troops involved .

Parts of the roof were flattened by the loyalist troops ' artillery and tank assault .

After weeks of relative quiet , the rebel assault on Kadafi 's forces dug in at Port Brega has overwhelmed the small staff of doctors and nurses .

Last October , five U. N. staffers were killed in a coordinated insurgent assault on a guesthouse in the capital .

The attack was among the deadliest on Egyptian Christians in recent memory and follows a series of lethal assaults targeting Christian communities in the Middle East and Africa .

Last week , the Obama administration approved the use of the Predators , best known for blasting alleged terrorist haunts , to augment aerial assaults by other NATO nations against Kadafi 's troops .

But the attack seemed similar to an insurgent assault Wednesday on the sprawling U. S. base at Bagram , north of Kabul .

A resumption of attacks would escalate violence in the region at a time when smaller militant groups are carrying out only sporadic assaults against Israel .

Even the most ambitious assaults by insurgents , including a carefully synchronized attack in August employing a wave of half a dozen suicide bombers , have failed to penetrate the camp 's perimeter .

The attack fit a pattern of multipronged assaults by insurgents seeking to exploit any potential lapse in security at Western installations .

It was at the height of the assault by Marines on the insurgent stronghold in the Sunni Triangle .

The next morning , pro-Kadafi fighters launched their assault by firing on the rebels from the cover of houses .

The thwarted attack was intended to be part of coordinated assaults by a suicide car bomber and two pedestrians strapped with explosives .

Christmas Eve assaults by Muslim extremists killed dozens of Christians in the Nigerian cities of Jos and Maiduguri .

The Taliban painted the assault in Jalalabad as a success , claiming to have killed dozens of coalition troops .

As pressure mounts here and at home for U. S. troops to start leaving , the assault in Diyala province this month showed how far the Iraqis must go before they can stand on their own .

The details of the attack , which are still emerging , followed a similar pattern as the assault in March on the provincial council building in neighboring Salahuddin province that killed more than 50 people .

He inserts himself into the story , and much of the book is his account of the problems , joys and fears of being an embedded reporter during the Baghdad assault in 2003.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization force condemned the assault in Kunduz .

Outside Port Brega , a strategic petrochemical hub , rebels have mounted yet another assault on government forces that have held the city since March 31.

As a squad leader , Kirk organized and led three assaults on one such stronghold as insurgents fought back with grenades , small-arms fire and machine-gun blasts .

It was one of the last times insurgents in Fallouja attempted a headlong assault on a Marine position , officials said .

But a U. N. military source said of the assault on the observation posts : " This means they ( the Croatians ) are trying to hide something .

It was the bloodiest assault on U. S. citizens in Indonesia since the country gained independence 53 years ago , historians here said .

Rebel forces have publicly urged that NATO continue its strikes as they plan an all-out assault on Surt if the city does not surrender by Saturday .

On Monday , North Atlantic Treaty Organization warplanes continued their assault on Libyan security forces , with two loud explosions reported near Kadafi 's compound in Tripoli .

Unlike the recent U. S. -led frontal assault on Fallouja , this offensive aims to push the insurgents out of their scattered strongholds through a series of raids , arrests and strikes by special forces .

But some diplomats said that if Kadafi were to begin a new assault on rebels , it might be difficult for them not to respond quickly .

Even so , Hueber acknowledged that Kadafi 's forces had increased their assaults on rebel areas .

To be sure , the current assault on religious faith is the product of a centuries-long movement , beginning with the Enlightenment , toward the supremacy of science and empiricism and a rejection of unverifiable beliefs .

Human rights advocates have sounded the alarm about Libyan security forces ' assaults on migrant workers and waves of killings targeting protesters .

As Peralta waited last month to begin the assault on the insurgent stronghold of Fallouja , he wrote a letter to his 14-year-old brother , Ricardo .

Sunday 's assault was the latest in a series of ambushes in predominantly Sunni Muslim areas ; most of the attacks have targeted Shiite Muslims , ethnic Kurds and those working with the interim Iraqi government .

In Misurata , government forces resumed their assault Wednesday evening despite airstrikes for the second day on the outskirts of the insurgent-held city .

What the president was not told was that the Marines on the ground sharply disagreed with a full-blown assault on the city .

" We draw the fire meant for them , " said Jamal Noori , who owns a building that was half-wrecked during an Aug. 19 assault on the British Council , which left nine people dead .

U. S. officials say the attacks in Kabul and Wardak , as well as a June 28 assault on the Inter-Continental Hotel in Kabul , which killed at least 20 people , were carried out by Haqqani operatives .

One of four suspected insurgents captured after a Taliban assault on the main foreign base at Kandahar Saturday night was a police recruit .

Saturday 's carnage came a month and a half after insurgents launched a brazen 20-hour assault on the U. S. Embassy in Kabul , killing more than a dozen people .

The United States imposed oil-import and financial sanctions last month after Assad 's government ignored repeated U. S. demands that it stop the armed assaults on civilians .

Although mosques have sometimes been targeted by suicide bombers , an assault on men doing their pre-prayer ablutions was shocking to many Afghans .

The attack was followed nearly two weeks later by another assault on Copts when an off-duty policeman opened fire inside a train , killing a 71-year-old man and wounding five other Christians .

Russia launched an assault on Chechnya in 1999 , wresting control of the breakaway republic from rebels in a protracted and bloody campaign .

The brazen attack underscored the militants ' ability to unleash large-scale assaults even in the heavily secured Afghan capital .

A previously unknown group , the Army of Palestine , takes credit for the act , but experts say it bears the marks of an Al Qaeda assault .

KABUL , AFGHANISTAN â€� Insurgents armed with machine guns , mortars and rocket-propelled grenades mounted a fierce assault on a remote , relatively lightly manned U. S. outpost in northeastern Afghanistan on Sunday , killing nine American soldiers .

That attack temporarily crippled the tourist industry , and was followed by two well-orchestrated assaults , including the 2005 bombings in the resort of Sharm el Sheik that killed more than 60 people .

A day earlier , Kadafi forces had burst into the city and raked it with gunfire in a direct assault that raised the specter of a rebel collapse .

Kadafi renewed his assault on Zawiya , 25 miles west of Tripoli , at 4 a. m. with tanks , bombings and militias , according to rebel organizer Salem Salem .

In one area -- the handling of government money -- the boundary between peculation and honest dealing was clearly marked . 

There was opportunity for maladministration in terms of both efficiency and peculation . 

Many other Forest wardens were accused of peculation , oppression or neglect . 

First , there was no public prosecutor at Athens , so like the Roman informers , the delatores , men like the demagogue Kleon took it on themselves to bring prosecutions for such offences as peculation of public money . 

The coverall has a 25 inch nylon zipper protected by a storm flap secured with Velcro . 

The girl who was dressing her pulled up the zipper while Paula kicked off a pair of black suede shoes and eased her feet into crocodile ones . 

There are two pockets on each side with those annoying bottom-to-top zippers and a full length main zip covered with a small stormflap . 

As Nirvana accepted its award , singer Kurt Cobain opened his trousers zipper , causing the camera to abruptly pan away from him . 

Excitedly he tied his red neckerchief to the plant 's stem and ran home to fetch a shovel . 

Both of them knew what damage these Hessian boots and the expensive felt hat could do to those scabbed wooden clogs and the coarse neckerchief . 

Bith took off his hat , which was a polite thing to be doing , and Culdub Oakapple tucked his yellow neckerchief into his collar by way of table napkin . 

And though all Brownies wear yellow neckerchiefs , each Guide Company has a different colour . 

Mr Jencks argues that while long-term male joblessness and unwed parenthood have got worse , school drop-out rates have improved ; and the number of violent crimes ( other than homicide ) and the proportion of the population on welfare are at least not getting worse .

Neo-classical models of the labour market contend that equilibriating mechanisms such as migration should work to eradicate spatial variations in unemployment ( Gleave and Palmer , 1980 ) , but the continuation of wide regional variations in rates of joblessness through the 1980s suggests that these mechanisms are not working very efficiently ( Gleave and Sellens , 1984 ; Green et al. , 1986 ) .

In London , for instance , the most severely affected boroughs like Hackney and Tower Hamlets , with male unemployment rates of over 28 per cent in 1986 , had already seen sharp rises in joblessness between 1971 and 1981 , which had driven more people to work outside the boroughs of residence and brought a marked fall in the numbers of women in paid work ( Townsend el al. , 1987 ) .

At 14.1% , joblessness among men is higher than its previous peak .

However , older cats are also at risk if introduced into those special households , but the exposure has usually to be longer .

Epidemiological studies have consistently pointed to the health hazards associated with smoking , but most studies have looked at health risks amongst those who are middle aged .

America took tests seriously after the publication in 1983 of ` A Nation at Risk " , a chilling report on the state of education .

Dolphins and whales are at risk , and the pollution endangers some of Europe 's finest oyster and mussle grounds .

` Many sites will still be unknown and the public will remain at risk . "

New tests have shown that homes throughout an entire county could be at risk from the radioactive gas Radon .

These are the groups most at risk from developing secondary complications .

David Hinchliffe thinks individuals are more at risk in the privacy of their own homes .

And I was never at risk of being spoken to or of having to endure sales talk .

Since the cancers may take several decades to appear , some of those children may still be at risk .

These cases highlight the need for vigilance in patients at risk and suggest that the epidemic of parvovirus in the UK over the latter part of 1992 is still continuing .

If tamoxifen exerts antioestrogenic effects on bone women receiving long term treatment may be at greater risk of osteoporotic fracture .

The Prince of Wales yesterday called for £1m aid for the victims of Saddam Hussein 's regime in south eastern Iraq and warned that half a million people were at risk of genocide .

Yet those people , the fellow countrymen of Jan Mayen 's crew , would put their lives at risk to give help and shelter to British airmen .

Soft flabby growth in plants is as much at risk to disease attack and structural collapse as it is with ourselves and other animals .

To the crowd who assembled , the Provo Sergeant announced that anyone giving credit to members of the regiment which had just arrived did so at their own risk .

Derek Alcorn , regional director of the Citizens ' Advice Bureaux , said pensioners and children would be at risk of illness and hypothermia if the plan went ahead .

People in the countryside in central and southern Somalia were especially at risk .

` Lone parent families with young children are particularly at risk of becoming homeless .

Doctors are worried that women turning to prostitution to finance the habit are at risk of contracting Aids .

To the south is the endlessly fascinating sight of trains pulling in and out of the platforms of London Bridge station . 

At the top he stopped , brought to a halt by the sight of his mother entering her room . 

She peered through the glass door , half inclined to look for Dana in the bigger stores , when she was riveted by the sight of her twin appearing from behind a curtain . 

She walked into the make-up room , then stopped in her tracks at the sight of Marianne sitting in the chair before the mirror . 

Yet she could n't withhold a compassionate gasp as her eye caught sight of blood trickling down his cheek . 

She tightened her hand on his , and they sat holding hands for half a minute before Peter Yeo caught sight of his watch . 

Which brings me to the point that we must not lose sight of the fact that in rugby terms we are not world champions . 

As if he had had sight of publishers ' replies to the Sunday Telegraph questionnaire , Tim Waterstone warned readers that the book trade had “ an astonishing capacity for self-pity and self-destruction — ignore publishers ” gloom …

But I suppose I 'm prejudiced by my first sight of her , a passion-killer if ever there was one . 

Haunted by visions of death , each finds purpose , desire and a horrible end within sight of the treasure . 

Now , after years of hard work , we are in sight of immunising all the world 's children against polio , tuberculosis , diphtheria , whooping cough , tetanus and measles . 

Campaigners against a proposed waste disposal complex in Renfrew are hopeful tonight that they may be within sight of winning their battle . 

Three years after losing her sight she finally felt ready to start looking for a job . 

Steven Horsfield , 13 , has helped his 19-year-old brother , Paul , ever since he began to lose his sight six years ago . 

Scamperin' round the market whenever I let her out of my sight . 

As soon as we were married he took me off to Scotland , kept me there in virtual purdah , never let me out of his sight -- his jealousy was manic . 

Frankenstein created a man but he was so disgusted by its sight that he gave it no name . 

It is alleged that , through the hedge , the local boys and girls could see ` the most disgusting sights " . 

Seated alone in an almost lightless chamber , the Oracle is a potentially terrifying sight . 

She is a familiar sight round the lanes near the stables , trotting along with her exercise cart , and even works for a living by fetching her own carrots from the local farm shop . 

The sight of so many senior politicians falling over themselves to kiss his hand was reminiscent of Tammany Hall at its worst . 

It 's based on his own experience , a moment when he caught sight of such a girl and had an impulse to give her all his money ( or rather , all his wife 's money , since the family money actually belongs to Claire ) .

But in certain homes this Christmas , the sight of unopened gifts under the tree will bring tears of grief and sorrow .

It 's true that they were smelly and that the sight of poverty and desperation are not pleasant , and they all told the same self-serving lies for my benefit , and could never remember no matter how many times they were told that white women do n't think it 's a compliment to be told they have big legs , and they were noisy , although they would pipe down if you cared to go out at three in the morning to ask , which the tourists sure wo n't .

The trip takes just 20 minutes — less time than it would take to drive to and over the new bridge — and the white town of Ayamonte is a fine sight as you approach it from the river .

From whatever part of town you view it , the Catedral is a beautiful sight .

Luxor temple does not have a sound and light show but it is open late each evening , offering you a chance to enjoy the majestic remains under floodlights , a very romantic sight to behold .

Two-piece bathing suits are so much a part of wholesome American life that the world 's wives and daughters have been wearing them for decades , and navels of all ages are a customary sight .

These prices appear prohibitive at first sight in a country , which only spends a few dollars /person/year for health care .

The sight of the Yangzi water rushing between the sheer walls and evocative rock formations never fails to stir the traveler 's spirit .

But it is still , at first sight , hard to understand how China can attract so much foreign investment without running a large current account deficit .

The huge sand dunes , perpetually changing , make for a surreal sight .

This was perhaps the cutest sight I have ever witnessed in my life .

The sight of the inner teen-ager acting out ought to be fairly sobering .

Take the walkway on the opposite side of the ﬂyover from the baths and you will catch the incongruous sight of a dozen isolated Corinthian columns with a 1960s housing estate backdrop .

The junks are a picturesque sight : children frolicking on the poop deck , women preparing food or playing mah- jong , elderly folk watching the sunset , dogs and cats underfoot , songbirds in bamboo cages overhead — and all afloat .

The strata , colors , and manic whirls are a fascinating sight .

The sight is not to be believed — except that you absolutely must believe in the authenticity of their kneeling before a shrine to the Virgin of Guadalupe just before plunging head first into a narrow slit of water , 130 feet below .

More questionable are the bits where he paddles casually through a tub of preserved viscera from some long-gone sufferer from situs inversus ( mirror-reversed organs ) and succumbs to laughter at the sight of Ditto , the amazing two-faced pig .

To the contrary -- it 's precisely because she is likable that her husband 's handlers will stick her in our faces until we ca n't stand the sight of her .

At a press conference following the screening of his film Dogma , which will have its first public showing October 4 as part of the New York Film Festival , the writer , director , and professed devout Catholic Kevin Smith appeared both shell-shocked and befuddled by the outrage that his movie , sight unseen , had provoked .

For me , the red alert was the sight of Tom Hanks gulping and tearing up .

The Huangshan phenomenon that has most inspired painters and photographers is the sight of cottony clouds nuzzling the mountainsides .

A Pontiac Bonneville is as rare a sight in Seoul as an Aston-Martin is here .

Paintings that seem at first sight to be sober treatments of an enduring order turn out on closer inspection to have pockets of deep pathos or subtle humor .

From the perspective of a mayor or state legislator it sounds like a public-relations debacle : The sight of federal agents cuffing some beloved Marcus Welby for recommending a marijuana cigarette for kindly Uncle Sebastian suffering from AIDS will not go over well with voters .

Tour guides say the red paste is to spare Hanuman the sight of the goings-on — more acrobatic than erotic — carved on the struts of the small Jaganath Temple opposite .

In rhapsodic language reminiscent of Henry Roth , Kazin takes in all the crackling sounds and sights of the emerging city , the trolleys and the crush of people and the dark roofs of Manhattan .

'' The sight of the Great Officers of State walking backwards ahead of the Sovereign will remain unchanged , however .

And it goes without saying that clue texts may be arranged in such a way that , at first sight , certain words appear to belong to a different inflectional form or word class than is actually the case when the clue is unlocked .

Charged up by the rhythms of the crowd , his newfound candor , and the sight of a dishy , dreadlocked young woman ( Halle Berry ) , Bulworth embarks on a hallucinatory odyssey that includes a stop at Kentucky Fried Chicken ; a fund-raiser at a mogul 's mansion , at which he lectures the appalled `` big Jews '' on their greed and the lousiness of their movies ; and a visit to the bowels of the inner city , where he placates gun-toting black juveniles by buying them ice cream and standing up to the white cops who stop to harass them .

We thank everyone who resubscribed , sight unseen , and especially those who enclosed heartening notes , made helpful suggestions , and , in general , cheered us on .

Such sights include the colorful `` tams '' ( knitted hats worn by Jamaican men to cover their mane of dreadlocks ) and the red ackee fruit that ripens at the beginning of the year .

You and your family will be awestruck by the sights and sounds along Audubon 's nature trails , where birds and wildlife exist undisturbed .

All in all , the park in an impressive sight , with slope after slope of vegetation laced with mountain streams and beautiful waterfalls and mountain peaks extend away into the distance .

At first sight , it might seem obvious that the fewer currencies there are , the better .

It sits atop some of the highest cliffs on Puerto Rico , a truly spectacular sight .

One final sight in Belém is the modern Monument to the Discoverers .

The marchioness loosened her mantle of grey cloth and threw it over a chair . 

Another portrayed the Infant Jesus smiling , arms outstretched , in the manger at Bethlehem where Christ 's mother stood in a dress of gold and a mantle of deep sky blue . 

Then , after eight months of this , she had , one day when her keepers had left her alone , a vision of Christ , in a purple silk mantle . 

But as they seized her by the mantle , she shook it from her shoulders , folded two of her children in her arms and floated away through a window , never more to be seen by her husband and the two children she had left behind . 

Isabel rose obediently , allowing her maid to drape a vaguely familiar red mantle over her own shoulders . 

The red woollen mantle with the hood will be the most suitable , I think . " 

A homespun woollen mantle was fastened across her shoulders , hiding her torn dress . 

In my new proximity to him I was able to see that his hands were neither wrinkled , nor dotted with liverish spots .

Doak now has over 30 written accounts of dolphins living in close proximity to humans .

In later years , the site became quite complex , with a number of mills operating in close proximity to one another .

The latter flows down towards Standish itself , where it formerly provided the power for two corn mills in fairly close proximity to one another .

As one of London 's most influential club DJs , Peterson is in constant and close proximity to the streets and the clubs .

The Sussex coast was best seen at a distance , though , for proximity to the sea causes human beings to create great ugliness .

Not showing this year are Agnew 's and the Redfern , both of whose galleries are in extremely close proximity to the Royal Academy .

Proximity to the Atlantic means rainfall in Britain contains quite a lot of dissolved salts from the sea .

From the very start the surface temperature on Venus must have been much hotter than that on Earth -- purely because of the planets proximity to the Sun .

Cuba 's proximity to the United States has given it great value for Soviet intelligence , surveillance and communications operations .

Many of the villages in close proximity to Sherwood Forest have also played a role in the legendary tales of our hero .

Rainbow confesses to a need to talk of private , painful things , outside the intrusive proximity of small children and sisters-in-law .

The Proximity of the factory and its computers seemed to charge the Worm .

He was painfully aware of the proximity of her body as she leant over the desk .

The proximity of the Bahamas to the States means that the American influence is very much in evidence , reflected particularly in the high standards of service , comfort and cuisine .

More commonly , however , it was ill health in conjunction with other factors , such as proximity to retirement age , which determined propensity to retire early .

Bob felt like twitting him because he had n't signed the stairs key out , but because of the proximity of sudden death decided that to do so would be unfeeling and flippant .

Inevitably it meant that she and Jack were in closer proximity , and it threatened to push her sanity over the brink .

To increase energy conservation and reduce pollution , the report , Energy Conscious Planning , calls for mixed developments with housing , shops , services and workplaces in close proximity to each other , linked by high-quality public transport services , cycleways and footpaths .

Thus , the right of the large nation could deny that of the small .

THE Queen 's speech to the nation at the end of her ` annus horribilis " failed to attract a larger audience than normal yesterday .

The political life of the nation finally came out of its suspended animation .

While exploiting the conquered territories France constantly proclaimed in public that it had come to Indochina on a " mission civilisatrice " to help the backward nation into the light of the twentieth century .

The ` solution " was to send all Jews ` to a nation of their own -- Israel " .

This is because remedial measures have been effective in some regions ( mostly in developed nations ) while in others the rate of degradation has increased .

Seven nations have territorial claims in the area , including Argentina , Australia , Chile , France , New Zealand , Norway and Britain .

Every nation in the world has some form of national network for transmitting information in these ways .

" We Portuguese are the finest seafaring nation in the whole of Christendom , " she said , " and no Valdez de Santarém would break his word .

Observers expect that wealthier nations in Western Europe will be approached to help finance " clean-up " packages .

Er we could talk about the customs , the English customs that have helped to er guide us as a rather new nation in our growth .

In this tradition the state is perceived as the vehicle by which the unity of the nation should be achieved in order to work for the common good .

Ideas and information were exchanged , and an attempt was made to map out in very general terms what the two nations had in common in the Middle East .

Moreover , The Netherlands is of particular interest since the country was the only continental nation that followed Britain on a course of free trade until the 1930 's .

Not only was there nearly a Black President of the most powerful nation on earth but one committed to an entirely new world order .

Diego Maradona of Argentina carried not just his team but the aspirations of a poor , struggling nation on his broad shoulders .

` We need to start rebuilding our nations on the basis of our own interpretation of Africa 's history and cultural traditions . "

There were many gesticulations , much macho shouting , escorts of armed guards -- the Italian nation at its most exuberant .

After they had left the tavern , there were always some globules of mercury on the floor which the charitable thought had spilt from their bottles , but the waiters knew had come from the men themselves . 

They reached Catte Street and Corbett decided they should stay in the tavern where they had stabled their horses . 

Maltote smiled nervously and , led by Ranulf , left the tavern for a night of revelling . 

There were disturbances in Drury Lane on 10 June 1695 , when a number of people gathered at the Dog Tavern to celebrate the birthday of the Prince of Wales . 

This they administered with sword and fire , destroying taverns and burning musical instruments as symbols of moral corruption . 

Throughout the trip my feelings toward him varied from fury at his incompetence to humour and pity . 

It surely requires Machiavellian skills or gross incompetence to introduce such remarkable instability into formula funding , although some of the successive changes undoubtedly represent responses to the political pressure from those Local Authorities which suffered severe losses . 

You would only have my incompetence to blame if the treaty signing were to coincide with the nominating convention of your opponent and bury all his news coverage , Mr President . 

The fact remains , and will become more and more evident as the year goes by , that the deliberate under-funding of the Act was an act of incompetence by incompetent ministers . 

Opinion polls suggest that Congress is just ahead of the BJP , but allegations of corruption , nepotism and incompetence in the Rao government are growing . 

For the present situation is due not only to the Magoo-like myopia of Washington and its incompetence in the affairs of any part of the globe not actually State-side , startling though these are . 

But for all his incompetence in wartime , Hoover was now settled in the Washington game -- privileged , sanctified , unbudgeable and with more and more information to use . 

Due to the incompetence of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Ethiopia , their condition rapidly deteriorated . 

There was still too easy an assumption of the incompetence of the poor at parenthood . 

The legacy here was the musical incompetence of some soloists . 

The director of the prison was dismissed on July 24 and on the same day the Acting Commander of the Air Force , Gen. Hernando Monsalve , requested an immediate transfer , having been accused of incompetence over operations at the prison . 

Is not that the result of the Government 's characteristic incompetence ? 

Will he also accept the Opposition 's view that , with the social fund , the Prime Minister first demonstrated on a national scale his dangerous incompetence ? 

A series of military and naval defeats , culminating in the loss of the war , generated fierce criticism of government incompetence , ministerial confidence was visibly shaken , and smouldering discontent burst into flames . 

The Camelford pollution incident , coupled with the bungled appointment of a new finance director , has contributed to an impression of management incompetence . 

He had hinted darkly of rumours of police incompetence and attempts to smother establishment scandal . 

In the early years , this was less to do with protests from the outside than with poor decision-making and technical incompetence on the inside . 

This approach can foster dependency and feelings of incompetence on the part of the parents . 

Now the family 's fears had been proved groundless , the bungled pay-off could be dismissed as just another example of clumsy incompetence on the part of the police , the latest in a long list of blunders . 

To allege incompetence at playing the tuba would not lower most people in the eyes of their fellow citizens -- unless they happened to be professional tubists . 

Disgusted with his own incompetence , he dropped the spoons on the table and stood up . 

But the anthropological arguments presented in Wilson 's On Human Nature ( 1978 ) are of such startling incompetence that , in those terms , a debate could never get started at all . 

BANKS and building societies are still providing a service of “ monumental incompetence ” despite the introduction of a strict code of practice earlier this year , it was claimed today . 

The High Command , and the Tsar himself , especially after he took personal command in the summer of 1915 , were blamed for military incompetence . 

But Labour , which is blaming the Government for gross incompetence , says it 's wrong that the public should foot the bill . 

A major consequence was that the development of the extremely expensive ` Chevaline " warheads went ahead despite all the economic difficulties of the period , with no Cabinet discussion at the time .

Development of all major new weapons programmes would nevertheless continue but over a longer time span .

In the late 1960s and in the 1970s the development of administrative law was strongly influenced by Lord Reid and Lord Denning , both of whom were in favour of expanding judicial control of government .

We will continue to support the development and redevelopment of our canals , as well as enhancing the environmental standards of our waterways .

One is a development of porous asphalt already used extensively in Europe , and the other is called ` whispering concrete " .

The next sign of progress in the development of South African cricket will be when a fair number of the team have Xhosa and Zulu as their first language of fluency !

The tax , intended to provide an incentive for the use and development of recycling , covers both commercial and industrial waste and will amount to an average of about £2 a tonne .

He told them of the product launches during the year , Cruzcampo 's success at the Expo event in Spain , and the development of the new staff restaurant to replace the old canteen .

There are very few features that are common to nations at differing stages of economic development .

An example is the development of new energy systems for the heating of homes .

The Catalysis and Sorption Consortium focuses on the development of software for material science applications .

Salvation -- hers and that of the destitute she rescued from the gutters -- was her aim , not economic or social development as many others understand it , she said . ''

In fact , developments in bra construction and embellishment speeded up when not wearing them became a natural right instead of a questionable perversion and wearing them became a sensual experience instead of a social duty .

It heralded the first great phase of development in science and architecture ; hieroglyphs were developed and the first great building phase took place .

To increase physician knowledge of new developments in palliation and their level of clinical competence in end-of-life care , the Institute for Ethics at the American Medical Association , with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation , embarked on the Education for Physicians on End-of-life Care ( EPEC ) Project .

providing analysis and other support concerning the effectiveness of investments in communities and economic development ;

In addition , I-4 maintains alliances with leading research organizations , such as SRI International and Kent Ridge Digital Labs , to stay abreast of the latest technical , communications , legal , and economic developments .

Together , RA and WS did many experiments which , although invisible here , are essential to the development of this project .

Jerusalem 's mayor , Teddy Kollek , spent the next 25 years orchestrating a vast program of development , adding new cultural institutions and parks and instituting neighborhood restoration projects while tirelessly me diating the concerns of Jerusalem 's many communities .

These trends have forced many countries to change their treatment policies and use more expensive drugs , including drug combinations that will hopefully slow the development of resistance .

There is also some evidence that combinations of therapies could greatly retard development of resistance to the partner drug .

Lama , which translates as `` superior one , '' is a title officially extended only to the few dozen Tibetan Buddhist monks who have achieved the highest level of spiritual development .

The Clean Energy Future scenarios have been criticized on several grounds : assumed changes in consumer behavior that are not consistent with historic behavior patterns , results from research and development funding increases that have not occurred , and voluntary and information programs for which there is no analytic basis for evaluating the impacts .

Such investments will be measured in terms of expenses incurred for certain education and training programs ; federally financed research and development ; and federally financed but not federally owned property , such as bridges and roads .

Now it passes as a synonym for indecent , obscene , or gross ( three words that have also gone through some downward sense development ) .

Social Development and Recreation for children , youth and adults .

As you begin that process this year , I would like to ask you to consider helping young people in Marion County toward more positive youth development by becoming a supporter of the Marion County Commission on Youth, Inc.

In the last several years , the business and corporate community has recognized that the positive development of youth is directly related to the development of a competent workforce .

Yates has done little for the economic development of our district .

Better , perhaps , to sort things out thoroughly in the short run , and to prevent even greater devastation for all concerned down the road -- even if that means suffering a few casualties , or opening ourselves up to the charge of imperialism . NomadNet , a page on `` Somalia , Peacekeeping , Relief & Economic Development Issues '' run by Michael Maren , has been shut down , but its archives are still open .

In this restricted sense , signs are causally correlated with that which is signified .

If so , can `` mere chemicals '' be signs in the full Piercean sense ?

Not only are we unable to prestate the configuration space of a biosphere and predict what will unfold , but we also can not even translatein the sense of necessary and sucient conditionsfrom legal talk to normal intentional talk , let alone from legal talk of Henderson found guilty of murder to a physical talk about sound-wave forms monitored and masses at space-time lines as a description .

Chuckles often emanate from the British employment of a term in a sense at variance with American usage .

In a weaker sense , the same message is projected to American children , who grow up being told that it is not acceptable to be violent to one another , but who simultaneously have to endure corporal punishment and media messages about how `` the enemies of freedom '' are punished .

We do not do so here , although it may be interesting to contemplate whether the Silicon Valley is , in the broadest sense , ‘feminised ' .

What I find to be extraordinary about Woods ' case is that he remarked how while he has always been sexually attracted go guys , he is romantically attracted to women in the sense that he has always wanted a girlfriend and to be close with other females , etc… but never in a sexual sense .

that might be a delicate balance , that they give the author 99.8 percent and the public .2 percent , but in my mind , that 's delicate in a very different sense of that term . Tha

Architectural style , in Blondel 's sense , describes the way that something was built .

Computational biology , in the sense used above , arouses some skepticism among scientists .

Go to work on can of course be interpreted idiomatically as attack , but the presentation also hinted wittily at the literal sense of the phrase by portraying a man pedaling to work on a cycle with a single egg-shaped wheel .

Similarly , the phrase recorded live , while it suggests the overtones of a concert rather than a studio performance , may still sound odd to an untrained ear ( this may be termed sound mixing , in a double sense ) .

Choosing a black over a better-qualified white is still racial preference , even if they both are `` qualified '' in the absolute sense .

The behavior he is now being excoriated for was not Orwellian , in the sense of 1984 's world of inverted truth -- but Orwell -like , meaning that it was in keeping with a career based on political courage and intellectual integrity .

It seems hard to ascribe purpose , in the sense of acting on its own behalf , to a stone or a chair and easy with respect to an alga .

Now , five chapters later , it is hardly an independent deduction that autonomous agents are the proposed organization of matter , energy , and organization to which purposes can be ascribed in the sense of being able to act on their own behalf .

Posted by : Lexaburn at October 20, 2010 3:42 AM Christine O'Donnell is certainly ignorant in the sense that , while perfectly aware that there are many things she does n't know , she is clueless as to how that might be an impediment .

It also is a 'social promotion ' in the sense that great Sonoma wines that now are forced to use `` Sonoma County '' will be giving some of their credibility to their lesser neighbors .

Web advertising is smart , in the sense that it can be far more detailed and specific and because it can reach a target with surgical precision .

The problem , in that sense , is not that there are big and small markets but that there are too few teams in the big markets .

When Lenin instituted the New Economic Policy in 1921 -- which permitted a limited amount of capitalist competition in order to restore some of the country 's cash flow -- Rodchenko and Mayakovsky became the advertising agency for many of the state 's manufacturing and retail operations , which , in a sense , let them have their cake and eat it , too .

This sense of technique carried over to English , and the original meaning of style was those features of literary composition that belonged to the form rather than to the substance of the matter being expressed .

Of course , there is a sense in which my attribution of semantics to autonomous agents is purely tautological .

I dare n't wear that nice fur coat that cousin Freda gave me in case I get bombed by the Animal Liberation Front .

One day , cousin Brynley 's Eagle Annual arrived , worn at the corners .

` I reckon that stepmother of yours must 've wore you out skivvying . 

Countess Raine Spencer , the stepmother of the Princess of Wales and daughter of the author Barbara Cartland , has been married to the French Count , Jean Francois de Chambrun at a register office . 

His stepmother Phyllis died of cancer in a nursing home in Guildford on 29 June . 

She continued to shake her stepmother , screaming in her rage . 

And by all accounts no one but Fergie 's stepmother even bothers curtseying to the disgraced Duchess of York since she was photographed topless and having her toes sucked by her money man . 

She stroked the chicken who clucked delightedly , as Artemis 's future stepmother stared in horror at the egg . 

I had just taken another look at Debonair -- at Vron , my future stepmother . 

Sarah drew Angel closer and eyed her stepmother with suspicion . 

Then she skirted the table , gripped her stepmother by the shoulders , and began to shake her as if she was no more than a rag doll . 

At a weekend barbecue one of Sarah 's friends wagered 100 that Charles could n't throw his stepmother into the swimming pool . 

This is how one recent account introduced the case of Lizzie Borden who was tried for and acquitted of hacking to death her father and stepmother in Fall River , USA , in 1893 . 

Cally , a teenager , daughter of Robert 's stepmother by her first marriage , idolised Jen . 

He could hear the loud yet muffled interchanges between his father , John Carter , and his stepmother of only a few months , Rhoda . 

One of them , Merovech , attempted to outwit his stepmother by marrying Sigibert 's widow , Brunhild . 

I remember the stepmother , yes -- did n't like when I saw her comin' t'the door . 

Before she could struggle to her feet , Diana neatly sidestepped her bruised stepmother and marched off without a word or a backward glance . 

` Well , I think it 's high time you stopped looking like something out of the last century , do n't you , my sweet ? " her stepmother said . 

Robert 's father and stepmother thought she would help them control him . 

` You really should be riding a horse , " Artemis 's stepmother said to her one morning as they waited for the hounds to move off . 

Carrie comes to meet me off the bus and she looks awful now with her great huge bump and I 'm scared people will think she 's a proper relative instead of just a stupid stepmother . 

` Yes , " Luke went on , his eyes half closed as he gently swilled his brandy round his glass , ` Stella 's my stepmother . 

Alan is a doctor and he lives with his stepmother in the family house -- up the hill towards Wood Lane . " 

Hippolytus , son of Theseus , was put to death at the instigation of his stepmother , Phaedra , whose attempts at seduction he had virtuously resisted . 

This was the day Sarah had made up her mind to speak to her stepmother about her own problems . 

If the bride 's father has remarried and he and the bride 's stepmother are hosts : Mr and Mrs Charles Brown … his daughter 

Lord Charles had asked his father and stepmother if he and Victoria could spend their wedding night at Althorp , and Raine planned a romantic late-night supper for them . 

Well , he now has his stepmother to thank for the beautiful house that has been restored to look as it did in the 18th century . 

` Both my parents are dead , but I have a stepmother and a half-brother , Rob . 

He therefore maintained that Christ died to pay an equivalent rather than the actual penalty for their sins . 

Despite massive advertising to promote the YTS and penalties for those who do not complete their scheme , many young people still refuse to go on it and others drop out before the end . 

A new law setting out tough penalties for car theft goes through its final stages today.It was put through by Oxford West MP John Patten , Minister of State at the Home Office . 

The Government had increased the penalties for cruelty to children , trafficking in hard drugs , carrying firearms and insider dealing . 

Vincent Taylor was particularly concerned to avoid crude ideas that Jesus was a sin offering , one who somehow bore the penalty of our wrongdoing and placated an angry deity . 

Is it right that liability for the second most heinous crime in English law , which carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment , should be satisfied by this relatively low grade of fault ? 

The alternative for prosecutors is to accept a plea to a non-sexual offence such as assault occasioning actual bodily harm or unlawful wounding which carry maximum penalties of five years ' imprisonment . 

All were charged under the National Security Law which provided for a maximum penalty of death by hanging . 

We will increase the maximum penalties for making obscene or malicious phone calls . 

Clause 2 recommends that the maximum penalty for assisting a prisoner to escape should be increased from five to 10 years ' imprisonment . 

Lord James Douglas-Hamilton , Scottish home affairs minister , said the penalties for carrying knives would be the toughest in Britain after the changes . 

On hearing the details , King Louis XVI pardoned Jean Louschart and , later that year , 1788 , the penalty of being broken on the wheel was abolished . 

What did he know of the pains and penalties of being a female ? 

He added that the penalties against leaking confidential information were severe . 

Thus , the maximum penalty for indecently assaulting a man was formerly ten years ' imprisonment , whereas for a woman it was two years , rising to five where she was under 13 . 

She appeared before Peterborough magistrates last week on 12 charges of theft from a pensioner and was committed for trial at Crown Court . 

The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs does not intend to start an investigation into possible thefts from the Zagorsk Archive . 

Despite new initiatives like Operation Gemini … thefts from cars are still rising . 

George Walker , former chief executive of Brent Walker , was arrested and charged with the theft of £12.5m from the company . 

( Calle 's show also includes , in the gallery 's smaller room , the piece she did for the Carnegie International about the theft of Old Master paintings from Boston 's Gardner Museum . ) 

Tim the boy and his monkey Pistol were accused of the theft of the ring . 

They might not be the most obvious target for thieves , but thefts of newts -- particularly the great crested variety -- are alarming both police and conservationists . 

Scotland Yard is investigating Buckingham Palace security after the apparent theft of private letters from the Princess Royal . 

He had not told her , and could not tell her , about his secret theft . 

Fear of the idea 's theft , lack of time , or lack of incentives may also be deterrents to the idea originator . 

ROBBERS stole paintings worth £25 million in the French Riviera 's biggest art theft . 

Equipment worth forty thousand pounds was stolen last year and car theft is once again a major problem . 

Cattle theft was recognized as a problem in the early years of British rule . 

We will also look briefly at the more trivial , but widespread , crimes of employee theft -- ` fiddling at work " -- as an example of another aspect of work-related crime . 

I welcome the Bill , but will the Minister take seriously the views of the chief constable of West Yorkshire , whose recent report on vehicle theft -- which has reached 85 per cent . 

Most of the car thefts in the Province take place in the Greater Belfast area and the people who carry out the thefts are often called ` joy riders " . 

Firms may be unaware of theft by their employees , and shops will not be aware of particular instances of shoplifting . 

The examination by Mr. Griffith-Jones 's sub-sub-committee , mentioned in paragraph 3 , showed also that it would be difficult to frame an indictment charging theft by false pretences . 

92 year old , Mary Tanshill spent the day giving details of the theft to the police . 

A spate of mountain bike thefts in Newton Aycliffe has prompted a call by police to all bike owners to postcode and insure their cycles . 

The initiative is to run for two months , and will include high profile policing in a bid to reduce thefts of and from cars . 

You must keep your Card safely and take all possible care to avoid its loss or theft . 

Or , with a continuing conviction that others will never meet their needs , they may have to get what they want by stealth or theft ; they learn that only self can look after self . 

` But they put the cart before the horse -- explain the murder and the theft will become clear . 

He exploited the gravel deposits , built houses , and in 1818 added a chapel of ease . 

In Liverpool Miss Ruth Evans donated £25,000 ( £825,000 ) to build a Congregational chapel at Rainhill to seat 650 , as a memorial to her brother , Joseph , a colliery proprietor at Haydock . 

There he built his palace and chapel , part of which survives in the present cathedral . 

He later built a chapel for him at Lee on the edge of the Broadlands estate . 

If you want to build a chapel of remembrance , do n't site it in a Woolwich shopping precinct . 

Later he became a director of the club and built the small chapel behind the groundsman 's hut where visiting supporters could find ` quiet contemplation and a cup of Bovril ( 58p ) " . 

Bray now became a locally celebrated revivalist on his own account , labouring outside as well as within the Bible Christian denomination to which he gave lifelong allegiance , and built many chapels with his own hands . 

As the Wesleyan Methodists became increasingly respectable they too built grandiose chapels in the suburbs . 

The overnight explosion not only destroyed the chapel but also sparked a security alert in Dartmouth , Devon . 

Taylor , from Birkenhead , Merseyside , struck one prison officer , taking his keys , and within minutes the rioters had erected the first of a labyrinth of barricades and begun systematically destroying the chapel . 

On a clear spring day in May 1936 he visited Little Gidding , once the home of Nicholas Ferrar , and entered the small chapel there . 

Leaving the chapel , go left across the square , to the Rudolf Gallery . 

There was a shuffling of feet and muttered conversation as the Unifiers slowly left the chapel . 

Then he broke off as a newcomer appeared , working his way through the throng of people leaving the Chapel , against the tide . 

Mark realized what he was doing and left the chapel awash with confusion . 

Moving into the chapel itself , look first at the interior decoration . 

Canon George Grindal , Acting Dean , after sitting in the Zouche chapel in the middle of the morning , was not free from immediate affairs again until midday lunch . 

She walked back to the chapel where the cars were parked , turned and watched them approaching her , three abreast : the family from whose bosom she had wantonly excluded herself . 

We walked into the Chapel and found a little dark untidy-haired man , a woman and child . 

As I walked through the chapel to my pew , a strange thick darkness came upon me , and encompassed my soul . 

The cathedral was begun in the early thirteenth century and building continued till after 1300 , while a later choir and chapels were added as late as 1520 . 

In the sixteenth century further galleries and chapels were added . 

Aluor was a busy mission with development projects , many women 's development groups , new chapels being built , a small hospital and a marvellous school for blind children run by African sisters . 

As we have seen , two of the most famous chapels built in the Victorian era , Metropolitan Tabernacle and the City Temple , were not Gothic . 

The Wesleyan chapel built in 1805 and restored in 1912 is still in use today . 

The Primitive Methodist chapel was built in 1837 and then rebuilt on the same site in 1877 . 

On the coast where we turn right and inland to the village of São Vicente ( 116km ) there is a tiny chapel which was built into the rock beside the mouth of the river in 1692 . 

Tradition attributes to Burglen Tell 's place of birth ; and the Tell chapel , erected in 1582 , is reputed to be on the site of Tell 's house . 

Rex was employed as a toy importer but had also been in wine importation before he joined Khai Eng full-time towards the end of the first year . 

Existing powers over importation , use and supply of hazardous chemicals will be extended . 

The Trades Union Congress weighed in with a Green Charter , which included the right to hold ` green strikes " over issues like the importation of toxic wastes . 

Many governments are very strict about imposing restrictions on the importation of foodstuffs which contain excessive concentrations of heavy metals . 

BILLY ROY DANIELS was convicted in January 1990 of ` being knowingly concerned in the importation of cannabis " from Spain . 

We have successfully pressed for an EC ban on the importation of baby seal products and of furs from those countries which permit leghold traps . 

When the pickets tried to prevent the importation of coal into the country , or its movement into major steelworks like Port Talbot and Ravenscraig , they once more found lines of constables in their way . 

Already there are restrictions on the importation of hard corals from many countries and other invertebrates such as tridacnid clams are not ranked as an endangered species and banned from importation . 

The Ugandan government has announced plans to encourage the production of videos in rural areas throughout the country to counteract the importation of ` morally retrogressive films " . 

The common ground Chamerovzow sketched out was a commitment to working for the importation of free-labour cotton for the Lancashire mills and a shared desire to isolate American churchmen who were not firmly antislavery . 

In 1989 , the Swedish government commenced proceedings for the extradition of the applicant from this country on charges relating to the importation of cannabis into Sweden , and the distribution of cannabis in Sweden . 

Nigeria has led African countries in banning the importation of waste from industrialized countries . 

President Özal reportedly sought increased military aid and the lifting of restrictions on the importation of Turkish goods to the USA . 

Reports of the importation of 2,000 Israeli Uzi submachine guns and Galil assault rifles three weeks before the coup , and which were widely used by rebel soldiers , lent credence to this view . 

This is because domestic inflationary pressures generally lead to the diversion of foreign currency meant to be spent on imported plant and equipment to the importation of foodstuffs and other consumer goods . 

He killed a Prussian soldier , slicing the sword hard into the man 's neck above the stiff black collar . 

She arched her back , tried to stretch her neck above assorted flesh and hair and smell . 

Mrs Totteridge banged the neck of her mare with the flat of her hand . 

When the first of them was brought to be executed , he placed his neck on the block and the executioner pulled the handle to release the blade . 

The curve of her neck and throat and jaw for example , the look in her eyes when she was amused , her ability to crack all her knuckles simultaneously . 

He appeared sad for a moment , but then his neck stiffened and his eyes grew harder . 

He looked at Donna , who was sitting on the edge of the sofa stroking her neck slowly . 

She imagined a steel splint inside her giraffe neck , and felt the pain as it appeared inside her unfamiliar flesh . 

She had recently killed some of Buddie 's hens and turkeys by gripping their necks between her teeth and shaking them violently from side to side before throwing them into the air . 

I brought my face up and put my head back , baring my neck to the wind like a lover , to the rain like an offering . 

Guy Sterne 's eyes held a glitter of amusement , but a darker emotion she saw in the pale green-grey brought colour sweeping up her neck to her face . 

Some years ago there was a vet , who besides always smelling of methylated spirits , would always conscientiously swab a horse 's neck with meths before giving an injection . 

If the fall had n't killed him , the large diamond of glass he 'd brought with him and impaled his neck on certainly had . 

He had a small gold cross about his neck and a quietly menacing air : ` I 've come to see the twins , " he said . 

Chained in an upright stance for weeks on end , iron collars about their necks , with no hope of reprieve . 

He noticed she was wearing a string of cheap pearls about her neck . 

Berdichev took the silver chain and fastened it about his neck , closing his hand over the smooth surface of the charm a moment . 

You 've got a very religious person here , preparing to commit a heinous sin beneath God 's gaze , and here 's a religious symbol strengthening His power about the victim 's neck . 

He put his arms around my neck , almost strangling me , and snuggled his cheek against mine . 

When she put her arms round my neck I felt nearer to the goal-post . 

Tonton , coming up behind Flora , nudged her ; she put an arm round his woolly neck . 

Once around a young marine mammal 's neck , the plastic collar will slowly cut deeper into the animal 's flesh as it grows , until the animal is throttled or dies of starvation or infection . 

There are pieces on gospel choirs in the Deep South , Gaultier penknife combs , and the new Manchester club fashion for wearing a plastic robot around your neck . 

I remember , after one lesson , having a sensation of a collar being around my neck which prevented me from turning my head ( similar to the kind people have to wear after painful neck injuries ) . 

On the drop the noose was placed around her neck , the chair was withdrawn , and Jane Scott paid the price for her crime . 

After the questions , the woman lodger went away and they took off Dot 's clothes and touched and prodded at her neck , her ears and her throat . 

I caught sight of myself in the peeling mirror : long thin legs , blue from the cold , clashing with the bright pink mini-dress which began at my neck and finished at my knickers . 

Then , coming to herself again , she pressed the stud at her neck and sounded the alarm . 

Five minutes later Gimmelmann pulled the newly named Holly Carter into the dark doorway of a solicitor 's office on Mount Street , his hand at her neck . 

Rough hands gripped him by his crotch and the back of his neck , holding him aloft like a defenceless struggling insect tipped on to its back . 

Anthony Tory , who misses the ride on Docklands Express , is believed to have pulled a muscle in the back of his neck or to have displaced some vertebrae . 

He rubbed at his jaw and the back of his neck with the towel and said , ` I 'm not drunk , I was dog , not that I owe you any explanation . 

As the women 's voices soared and broke into part-singing so that the phrase ` We sit down and weep " rang round and round the group , the hair prickled on the back of my neck . 

He smiled and I felt the hairs on the back of my neck go rigid . 

Once he had made a crown of poppies for her hair and a daisy chain for her neck , and she had danced all the way home , feeling like a princess . 

At an auspicious moment the groom threw a gold chain over the bride 's neck and presented her with a wedding dress and jewels . 

Sherries showed , primrose or gold , through their elegant bubble-shaped decanters ; enamelled labels chained to their stork-like necks declared them dry or medium . 

When you played Hammersmith a couple of years back and it got to that point in the song , I looked around and a lot of people were craning their necks , checking out how that was done . 

And -- I walked another few yards and craned my neck to see -- no sign of life in the little bay beyond , with its boat-house and jetty . 

The first thing they will then discover is that all the other grown-ups in the room tower above them and they actually have to crane their necks to look at their faces . 

Bernice craned her neck , trying to catch the barely-audible echoes before they faded . 

It was only by craning his neck to a painful degree that he saw that he was suspended in mid-air , a foot or so above the sea . 

He saw an arc of blood , and knew that it came from his own neck . 

Casting a rancorous look in Lionel 's direction , he tore it from his neck . 

He pulls his tie from his neck and the sixteen-ounce sheaths of leather are strapped on his wrists . 

Marianne stretched languorously , lifting her mane of hair from her neck . 

He 's much taller than the woman , and she sort of hangs from his neck when they kiss , stretching up on tiptoe to reach him . 

His Personal Air Sampler , the size of a small matchbox , hanging by a cord from his neck , banged on the desk top . 

` The horse has a long neck , and that helped me get back in the saddle , " he added . 

But finally he drew away from her lips and buried his face in her neck and hair , breathing heavily as if exhausted and spent . 

Jay penned her in , one hand on each arm rest and kissed her neck . 

She leaned back against him and he kissed her neck where the red hairs draggled dispiritedly from her chignon . 

Her hands started to stroke and caress the nape of his neck and the back and sides of his head . 

There are few more striking than the slim sergeant major with the dark eyes , pronounced eyebrows and nose , and dark hair rolled at the nape of her neck . 

He 'd moved closer again , reached to stroke the nape of her neck , but she violently shook him off . 

On the pale skin of her neck lay the red-and-purple butterfly of a love-bite . 

True , she was getting a belly on her now , her neck had started to sag , but her attractions had always gone beyond the merely physical . 

She sits for a moment on the arm of the chair , and rests her hand on my neck . 

Like this , " Hubert put his hands round Flora 's neck , ` then the person screams . 

He wears the obligatory half-a-ton of metal round his neck and backwards basebell cap , and the album sleeve even includes the credit Footwear by Adidas -- which gives a good idea of the priorities involved here . 

Ahead of them , as was fitting , were the menfolk , more soberly-clad save for the bright kerchiefs round their necks . 

" I can feel the danger like a wire round my neck -- like a wire -- Hazel , help ! " 

He was dragged around by wire flex wrapped round his neck , beaten and threatened with being strangled and having his ears cut off . 

Had Schmeichel , the giant Danish international goalkeeper , not intervened and dragged Bruce out of the melee by the scruff of his neck , there might have been more red cards . 

Eventually he pulled her off and dragged her away by the scruff of her neck . 

As though some enormous beast nuzzled her then picked her up in its mouth by the scruff of her neck . 

His mistress automatically stayed him , grasping the scruff of his neck , her eyes , their excitement mounting , fixed on Theda as she did as she was bid . 

` Talking of interference , " said Antony a little while later , removing his lips from the side of her neck . 

She tried to make sense of it while he parted her hair neatly on either side of her neck . 

Stick her neck out and her life would be a succession of errands for Mrs Fanshawe , running about the town sending crazy messages to a girl who did n't exist . 

You have to stick your neck out if you want to do any good here . " 

I will stick my neck out and say that he will be the first superbike home , in at least one race , with Mitchell taking the other . 

Starting at your forehead and working down to your neck , firmly massage small areas at a time . 

She appeared in the doorway , blue winter coat buttoned tight to her neck , black and white checked scarf thrown loosely over it , a living fashion plate . 

He put his lips softly to her neck and mouthed the little wound . 

Eochaid lifted his hands to his neck and began to unfasten the chain of the Brecbennoch . 

The victim had 15 stab wounds , including one to his neck which came within half a millimetre of severing a major blood vessel . 

Your father disinherited you when he put his neck in that hangman 's noose . " 

The only thing that 's keeping your neck out of a noose is that little set-up you 've got going in Longrock . 

Who would not rather own to theft and deception within the Church 's writ , rather than put his neck into the sheriff 's noose for murder ? 

Critics of the whole APU testing programme , such as Holt ( 1981 ) saw it as a threat to teacher autonomy . 

Another official visitor was Barend du Plessis , the Finance Minister , while Helen Suzman , the best known of all the critics of the system in South Africa , met the Prime Minister a week ago . 

Another dismissed Cabinet minister , Mr Biffen is a frequent critic of Mrs Thatcher 's tone and of the government 's preference for tax cuts over greater spending on the social services . 

In policy he was a critic of dear money and an advocate of public works . 

Critics of Townsend argue that this is a spurious claim inasmuch as it depends on Townsend making very dubious judgements about what the social needs are of which people might be ` deprived " . 

Critics of the charter had reportedly expressed fears that the opposition 's allegiance to the monarchy would reduce pressure for further democratization . 

It was his critics , Mr Clarke said , who had confused themselves by saying there would be one . 

She confounded her critics and confirmed her massive popularity . 

Koons has found some unlikely allies among New York 's art critics . 

Film critics and reviewers are obliged to describe films seen either alone , or in the company of fellow professionals , in preview theatres , on video or in archives . 

But it is possible through Club Bon Viveur , organised by restaurant critics Les Routiers . 

Bakhtin is unusual among literary critics in making the focus of his activity the novel rather than lyric poetry or drama . 

Mrs Thatcher tried to respond to social critics by emphasizing the government 's caring image in help for the elderly and programmes for schools . 

The literary critic Liu Xiaobo , previously described as a " black hand " behind the demonstrations , was released . 

Cossacks , the self-appointed protectors of Russian society , are publicly hostile critics of western consumer brands but ` in reality they enjoy the status derived from them . " 

He has been an outspoken critic of the Squash Rackets Association 's economic stringency at this unsponsored event and made an official complaint about Friday 's referee , Ed Johnson . 

A persistent critic of profligate government , he now has his chance to trim the deficit . 

Grizel Huntley reached out to comfort her but she forced back her chair and fled , clutching her handbag and napkin , leaving her mother with the ruins of lunch . 

Must have a bit of money to drive a car , and that great leather handbag had cost something , he should n't wonder . 

` My wife has informed me that the two boys who attacked you stole your handbag . " 

Look , " and she opened her handbag and reached inside , ` this was one I 'd been saving for him -- " Her voice cracked and she began to cry . 

Picking up her handbag from the bed , she walked slowly from the room . 

And , as in Rome , you 'll find it hard to resist all the wonderful shops -- especially the beautiful leather shoes and handbags . 

Melissa kicked off her shoes , dumped her handbag on the floor , flopped on her bed and closed her eyes . 

Two of them blocked her exit from the car park while the third smashed the car window to grab her handbag . 

More difficult to swallow was the murky medievalism pervading Milan 's Prada , celebrated originator of the fashion cognoscenti 's favourite nylon handbag . 

The pensioner had a handbag containing £400 ripped from her grasp when he struck in Old Roan . 

He took a seat in solemn silence and , uninvited , started to roll up some of the Keraing 's tobacco . 

The little room smelled of his pipe tobacco , eau de Cologne , shit . 

On the North American mainland the transportation of convicts meant that there was some non-free white labour to do much of the hardest work in growing rice and tobacco . 

There I found a respectable-looking woman of middle age sitting on a sofa , sniffing tobacco . 

He was writing a problem in calculus on the blackboard when those of his class who 'd come to school today piled into the classroom , jostling and swearing , accompanied by smells of tobacco and cheap perfume . 

They each brought him a present -- a book about the old Great Northern Railway , a box of American tobacco and a half bottle of his favourite whisky . 

To this , Asian tea and to a lesser extent textiles and dyes can be added alongside West Indian sugar , rum and coffee and North American tobacco and rice . 

The swing-doors swung open , and Curtius Kenne ambled in , chewing tobacco . 

Next to the bowl were his bottle and plate which visitors refreshed with palm wine , betel nut or chewing tobacco to keep his soul from feeling neglected . 

In western movies they all seem to be chewing tobacco or smoking brown cheroots but a cigar sits well in Elliot 's lips . 

The scent of rose water hung in the air , covering the stale smell of pipe tobacco and strong drink . 

There was the usual pub smell of stale tobacco but the river Thames laps against the old smugglers ' inn and its odours mingle with the rest . 

What about my freedom to eat a canteen meal in relatively clean air , to wear clothes that do not reek of stale tobacco and to breathe air as clean as is reasonably possible . 

People think of the Klan as those rootin'-tootin' guys who chew tobacco and drive pick-ups . 

We found him sitting regally cross-legged on the floor , surrounded by elders chewing tobacco , their mouths rouged and swollen with betelnut juice . 

Tragically many trees have been removed from the valley in recent years by people who cleared land to grow tobacco . 

I find it odd when it is suggested that it would be better for other people to grow the tobacco and for us to import it -- as though that would help the health of the Community . 

So small an area of land was available in Barbados when it turned to sugar in the 1640s that land prices were pushed up to ten times the level at which it had been sold for growing tobacco . 

Dad kissed me on the forehead and asked me to make another pot of tea and he sat down in his chair and smoked a quiet pipe of tobacco looking happier than he had for days . 

Some 60m Americans smoke tobacco ; three-quarters of West European adults drink alcohol ; no one knows how many people around the world consume caffeine in tea , coffee or cola . 

Smoking or chewing tobacco in pregnancy may therefore be especially hazardous to women in developing countries . 

Both were smoking and the pungent smell of Gauloise tobacco so early in the morning made me feel sick . 

She smoked a peck of tobacco and decided , as she decided every year , not to go down . 

Towards this end the mirza should make a point of smoking scented tobacco blended with hashish ; precious gems -- emeralds and pearls -- should be ostentatiously crushed into his wine . 

He was smoking some of Foley 's black tobacco and it tasted terrible . 

One lady who has arthritis in her knees and suffered from swelling feet said that she was ` able to walk better now with not so much pain -- easier to go up stairs . "

Some less obvious conditions , such as arthritis of the shoulder , can make it very difficult to get into and out of a car .

I 've got one needle case I adore , it 's so beautiful and it was from an old lady aged eighty something with arthritis . "

She knows that I have arthritis and if I do need a bit of support , Clare 's always there , unobtrusively , to give me a hand .

A FATHER of three died from a blood clot eight days after knee replacement surgery to relieve arthritis in his leg .

She suffers from arthritis in her hip which keeps her confined to her home in the town of Maesteg .

The lack of sensory feedback may lead to severe arthritis in the joints involved , called , after the nineteenth-century French physician who described the changes , Charcot 's arthropathy .

The arthritis in her hands had already locked them into claws and Marie knew , because her supervisor had told her , that the creeping arthritis in Bella 's spine and hips would eventually make her bed-ridden .

They had blamed everything from arthritis to a bowel condition .

` Apart from my arthritis , I 'm now a new man as far as the old ticker is concerned , " he said .

Gastric antral biopsies in 65 patients with arthritis taking NSAIDs and 23 control patients were taken and eicosanoid concentrations , stimulated by vortex mixing or calcium ionophore , were measured by radioimmunoassay .

` I 'm rather lame people in the village say you 've caught arthritis , and I caught it a year or two ago but my brain has n't entirely given out .

Mr D'Sa added : ` He is an old and ill priest who suffers from arthritis and has led a blameless life .

Complaints such as arthritis , cellulite , high-blood pressure and even depression have been linked to poor lymphatic drainage .

She 's seventy and she only stopped hunting last season because she 's got arthritis in her wrist .

Caro hauled herself to her feet with an effort -- it was one of the bad days for her arthritis .

Celebrity doctor Mark Holmes said The Terminator had many ripped muscles and would probably get arthritis .

The UK 's growing stockpile of plutonium is being stored in preparation for the development of a commercial fast breeder which is unlikely to take place until well into the next century , if at all .

As a result , the traditional party outfit of flamboyant cravat and tweed jacket has been replaced by the ninety-nine-pound wool suit . 

The player would keep the pipes in place by settling his chin into his collar , hence CD 's reference to Podsnaps 's ` setting his obstinate head in his cravat and shirt-collar " . 

The lace cravat was really too much , but he could hardly say so . 

Conrad stood in front of the figure-length wall mirror in his basement flat and tried to successfully knot a maroon cravat . 

As he finished tying the cravat into an acceptable knot he saw that one of the cheese-knives had stuck to the table linen by virtue of the butter that had been left on it . 

For real tux deluxe you can add a spangly corset top , decorative waistcoat and a dandy cravat . 

Sister Casualty off duty invariably wore a trouser suit , white shirt , and silk cravat in assorted colours . 

She punched Rossmayne in the eye and then on the chest , tugging at his cravat until he lost his balance and fell on top of her . 

He was wearing white flannel trousers and a white shirt with a cravat at his neck . 

That , and his watch and chain , and the pin he wore in his cravat . 

Unlacing her boots , he put them tidily on the floor , then kicked off his own shoes , removed his cravat , unhooked the top button of his shirt , and joined her on the bed . 

He was wearing a pair of old baggy trousers , a dirty white singlet and a large and handsome red silk cravat fastened round his neck . 

He was dressed in a Victorian morning suit , high starched collar , watered-silk cravat . 

This was because , when her long beautiful legs were high in the air , her yellow garter flew off and fell down to the men below . 

He 's been running his shop for the past 30 years , selling everything from garters to saddles ! 

She did this every evening , and every evening a hundred hands went up to catch the garter . 

A British Cox 's apple may have been sprayed 12 times and dipped in fungicide before it reaches your fruit bowl . 

Then they plodded round a circular mill , crushing the cider apples . 

From sea-level to 300m sugarcane , bananas , mango , papaia , vine , custard Apple ( anona ) , fig , loquat and avocado pear are common . 

The apple trees probably originated from the pips of discarded dessert apples . 

Clementines , Dan Ben Hannah grapes , sturmer apples , red plums -- his eyes passed over them all , glazed with other thoughts . 

Many of the older folk will remember Bobby Whale , who ran a fried fish shop from his house in Kent Road , and old Mrs Poysden whose toffee apples were the best I 've ever tasted . 

` They had already lost one boat , their clothes were in rags , and all they had to eat was mouldy flour and a few dried apples . 

So this was my midday meal , ambulantly consumed but in strictly correct order : young field mushrooms and a few soft chestnuts , finished with wild plums and strips of lemony apple . 

If , say , fruit farming is your line it will be of interest to the Fruit Trades Journal when you discover a new strain of extra juicy apple . 

Even Sal and Kitty turned up their noses when he offered them such delicacies as black bananas and bruised apples . 

The devil-man crossed the stage with his loping , thief-like walk and took an apple half-eaten out of the fist of another player . 

To make one , a pie dish lined with shortcrust pastry is filled with sliced cooking apples sprinkled with demerara sugar and topped with slices of cheese . 

He conceded that apple was a useful wood , provided the tree had grown cooking apples -- the sweeter the apple the softer the wood he said . 

Crab apples are easily grown from seed , and most of the seedlings are well worth their place in the garden . 

Some ornamental crab apples flower for so long that they will pollinate your fruiting apples whatever their flowering season . 

You will see at a glance the number of calories and the quantity of dietary fibre ( when present ) in a whole average-sized eating apple , or a carrot , or a rasher of bacon . 

I have a tree in my garden that has both cookers and eating apples growing on separate boughs . 

He could also be seen riding on Buddie 's back with a shiny red apple in each hand , and again walking beside Smallfry on the day she wore the big yellow roses in her hair . 

The view from Frystetjorn was unforgettable -- brightly painted houses set on a patchwork hillside , orchards heavy with bright red apples and the village of Ulvik , its white church being caressed by the sunshine . 

The rest was like the reddest apple on the highest branch of a tree , forbidden . 

A few windows were flung open , and two little lads pelted Broomhead with rotten apples before they were chased off . 

Grandma Clegg made wait-and-see pudding , though it was always exactly the same -- stewed apple with soggy meringue on top . 

Use a pint of stewed apple instead of water when making apricot jelly . 

Cook a few tart apples along with a sprig or two of mint and strain through a fine sieve . 

I find it a little difficult to take that kind of question from an hon. Gentleman who said that we ought to eat New Zealand apples and refuse to eat British sausages . 

I also admired the way he could peel an apple with the skin in one piece , coiled like a spring . 

Also in the top 10 was Scottish Television 's feature-length version of the police mystery Taggart , which attracted 18.3 million viewers on New Year 's Day . 

Mistress of the shorter form as well as the long haul , Ruth is famous for her Wexford mysteries and crime-plus novels . 

The solution to the Butterfield tragedy was so simple that writers had been constructing mysteries and complications ever since it happened . 

In recent years mystery with history has become a fairly popular sub-genre of crime fiction . 

In all the time you 've played with us , we 've never played a Mystery with Christ in it . " 

The two 1930s-style comic book murder mysteries are available on CD-ROM and run on Windows machines , Sparcstations and Amiga personal computers . 

Our November/December 1991 competition required powers of detection -- novelist Lesley Grant-Adamson set her murder mystery on the Caribbean island of St Lucia . 

You can try to work out whether it is autobiography or murder mystery and how it works within these genre classifications . 

Hurworth House school is staging a production of the 1920s comic murder mystery The Ghost Train later this week . 

With winds gusting to 20 knots in heavy rainstorms , yesterday 's racing was tough and tricky . 

I well remember describing the circumstances of Handel 's ` Water Music " suite one evening as a thundering rainstorm began outside . 

In terrible conditions underfoot and with a raging rainstorm Palace held out under terrific Wednesday pressure ( their sides of those days were always packed with internationals ) and won with a goal scored just before half-time . 

That has meant sleeping in bus stations and caves , bumping in lorries across the Kalahari desert , crowded for days onto the trans-Siberian railway , and sheltering in a mud hut from a rainstorm in Ethiopia . 

Heated to 84F , it boasts flume rides , a wave machine and tropical rainstorms . 

Was their purpose to debar wheeled vehicles from a congested part of the village , or to slow down and reduce the destructive effects of runoff during torrential rainstorms ? 

We often enjoy a good spell in Britain at the start of October but then autumn rainstorms usually take over . 

Loosened by the heavy rainstorm of the previous day , armchair-sized boulders fell nearly 3,000 feet and crashed into the path , releasing an intense , sulphurous odour . 

Do we not have to specify the particular condition which was the absence of a torrential rainstorm and an open window ? 

In minutes the sky had darkened and a heavy rainstorm was lacing the fields before me . 

` He was working one day , painting from nature , and got caught in a rainstorm . 

This was like dashing through a rainstorm to miss the drops : it was n't logical , it did n't always work , but what was the alternative ? 

Naturally there 's a massive eat-shit-kill shootout at the end , with enough lead being pumped around to turn the pacific into a toxic waste dump . 

Mr Samra said that two suspected gunmen had escaped in the Bombay suburb of Juhu after a shootout with police and had taken refuge in a large housing complex . 

The cult has been barricaded in a block of buildings since a shootout with federal agents on 28 February . 

At the railway station in the centre of Yeravan , workers cleaned up after violence at the weekend ; six militants died here in a shootout with troops . 

In these , however , no special attempt was made by the interviewers to evoke memories of grandparents or other old people . 

I can see how those faded images might suggest sultry nights of Mediterranean passion even if to me they now evoke only memories of sunburn and Retsina hangovers . 

Distantly this springtime snow stirred his memory of other Springs , and later blossom , like but unlike this , when the hawthorns came into heady , drunken sweetness , drowning the senses . 

Perhaps the thought of dice had stirred memories of that terrible evening in the Golden Turk when the Luciferi had trapped me . 

Brian 's childhood memories are of days filled with happiness and laughter . 

Anyway it did n't Spoil anything , and the whole event will be a vivid memory for ever . 

Sometimes people have vivid and compelling memories of being abused . 

She said : ` We have our own happy memories of that church but we wo n't be there this time . 

I have many happy memories of a time when the world was innocent as were most of us . 

The pairing was the one feared most , because of painful memories of violence at last year 's European championship in West Germany . 

It was quite humbling to work with Karajan , and then of course I have such fond memories of Sinopoli in London , and Levine in New York . 

Nuclear transplantation provides a way of creating clones of identical toads . 

She has real talent and a style all her own , while others above her in the charts are just clones of past stars . 

A clone of Sun Microsystems Inc 's Sparcstation 10 model 41 will be released in May , the company says . 

Caroline 's brothers grinned alongside her , clones of their father . 

The user interface follows accepted Windows methods whilst retaining a strong individual identity , which is no bad thing , and shows that not all Windows applications need to be clones of each other . 

Are the girls down Church Street just clones of their counterparts in Manchester , Motherwell and Maidstone ? 

I know the spreadsheet is a working tool , but I hate having to use 1-2-3 and its clones -- so many key combinations to remember . 

Sequencing of yet another cDNA clone H4 that we have recently identified ( Fig. 7 ) , revealed that type III repeats 6-11 including the AD1 could be spliced out . 

They fucked up my publicity on Playing With Fire by turning me into a Tom Cruise clone , but worse than that , one of them ended up fucking my co-star . " ' 

There is no need to obtain DNA clones from other workers , so all the problems previously associated with that are avoided . 

I just wish he had n't felt a pressing need to turn himself into some sort of Hollywood-director clone for this production . 

Why not use a single consultant to discuss what you want to achieve in the audit , how you can achieve it and how to alter your management systems so that your operations are more environmentally friendly ? 

` We have reviewed in depth our newspaper operations and have decided to sell or close a number of newspapers in North America and the United Kingdom . 

In the USA , we acquired Draughtworks , a technical delivery and installation company , giving us control over our service operation and direct access to our customers . 

These , however , are not always strictly implemented and in some cases logging operations have been sanctioned which are in direct conflict with the needs of indigenous groups . 

Many of the analysed axeheads are datable stylistically to an early period , before mining operations began at Grimes Graves . 

A Santiago judge is investigating allegations that senior army officers ran a large illegal banking operation known as la cutufa , army slang for a raffle . 

With independence from French colonial rule , most of these overseas banking operations were nationalised by LDCs ' governments . 

It thus provides lower cost loans by operating with narrower interest rate margins than those of domestic banking operations . 

It also argues that long-term environmental and economic sustainability may not be possible unless the government takes responsibility for detailed assessments of the flora and fauna of native forests , and for the effective monitoring of logging operations . 

It took emergency services three hours to bring the fire under control , but manufacturing operations at the site were unaffected . 

After all , New York State has attracted more foreign companies than any other state , from headquarters operations to manufacturing operations . 

UDJ International Liquor Marketing Limited is a wholly-owned operation . 

The project would " bring forestry exploitation back to life " by helping " to free up " transport links and timber marketing operations . 

The poor overall results also concealed a creditable performance in the American and Australian mining operations , which have become the main cash-generating centres . 

As far as possible , the social conditions of the traditional system of mining were restored , while the ` three-task " group was defined as the new primary work group for coal mining operations . 

Further , we were almost certainly the first publishing operation set up from scratch to capitalise on the new technology . 

Our electronic publishing operation began when we looked at buying Computing Today , a magazine I spent some four years editing , which Argus were closing down . 

Radical reshaping of the group 's operations away from retail outlets and into bakery operations led to write-offs last year , but this time there were no below-the-line expenses for store closures . 

The DTI often receives criticism of these , yet little by way of praise when it nips a fraudulent trading operation firmly in the bud . 

Yet despite the amount of money generated in the region , it has remained largely impervious to the attempts of local companies to establish computer retail operations . 

Likewise Guinness has established a substantial operation in Edinburgh to manage its distilled products , even though its headquarters remain in London . 

When Hawthorn 's yard became available in 1924 , he decided to enter shipbuilding in his own right and soon expanded his operations by purchasing the business of Cran & Somerville in 1927 . 

- -- - the development of community-wide supports for the positive growth of all Marion County young people .

This money maintains the infrastructure that fosters and supports the development of effective relationships .

It will also be used to help maintain the infrastructure that fosters and supports the development of effective relationships , including volunteer orientation and training and ongoing supervision and support by a professional staff .

In other states , the very development and implementation of such initiatives may require reconfiguration of organizational relationships and service areas .

To this end , on June 21 , his representatives provided us with 77 pages of miscellaneous documents purporting to relate to direct and indirect costs incurred in the development of the National Energy Policy .

Since then , this individual 's responsibilities for information security policy development and awareness , which had previously been handled on a part-time basis , have evolved into a full-time `` awareness manager position '' in the organization 's central security group .

The process of generating these secondary structure diagrams occurs in parallel with the development of the sequence alignments .

Today , as always , Jerusalem is a city of controversies : religious Jews in conflict with secular Jews ; Palestinians calling for independence ; many residents protesting a wave of high-rise development that many claim will turn the Holy City into a holy megalopolis .

AA participated in the design of the study , instrument development , and methodology .

The test under option five would therefore be that the court should intervene only if there is unreasonableness in Lord Greene M.R. 's narrow sense of that term , or only if there is manifest irrationality in the sense that preceded the development of the hard look doctrine in the United States .

The development of the theoretical framework remains therefore of high priority .

The work is continuing with the development of a new framework for tax incidence , examining the concept of progressivity and investigating the factors which have changed the income distribution over the last 15 years .

This requires the development of a more elaborate logical framework ;

While this may have formed part of the rationale for the application of natural justice , the major reason for the development of the doctrine was the protection of property rights and interests akin thereto .

Other factors , such as the social environment , material resources and -- most importantly -- ; the meanings which individuals attach to situations and events , are also essential to the development of an adequate conceptual framework .

an analysis of two accounting regulations ( on R & D and currency translation ) and the interactions between agencies surrounding the development and change of these regulations .

This is followed by the development of a syntactic typology for the meaning descriptions , and the subsequent creation of parser-grammars for each part of speech .

) , physics ( Roy G. Biv , or maybe Richard Of York Gains Battles In Vain , for the order of the spectrum 's colors -- Red , Orange , Yellow , Green , Blue , Indigo , Violet ) , and mathematics .

The rank order of affinity agrees with the rank order of potency of these ligands in inhibiting forskolin-stimulated cAMP production .

In contrast , the sort orders ; phylogeny , organism name , cell location , and RNA class ; and ; organism name , RNA class , phylogeny , and cell location ; produce significantly different orders and overall arrangements for the same set of entries ( see online examples ) ; the second sorting is more useful when searching for a particular organism , since its exact location on the phylogenetic tree may not be known to the user .

In MSR1 , homeologs of all three tomato RFLP markers were found in the same linear order on two adjacent Arabidopsis bacterial artificial chromosome ( BAC ) clones from chromosome 4 ( Arabidopsis accession numbers are in parentheses ) : F20M13 ( AL035540 ) and T9A14 ( AL035656 ) .

Within the windows of 1001 heartbeats , for which coordination statistics is performed , mean value and standard deviation of heart rate are the same in original and surrogate data but , due to the random order of RR intervals , deterministic phase relations between the heartbeat and any other oscillator ( particularly respiration ) are destroyed .

2 ) reveals the search strategy and attribute sort order at the bottom of the page .

Of course , to get from Chinese to Japanese word order , a simple transposition of two characters may not suffice .

In Bacteria and Archaea the gene order trpEb_1 → trpEa is one of the most highly conserved of genomic gene arrangements .

Inter is a name synonymous with functional , practical footwear for the leisure sports market . 

Water stained his shoulders , shone on his footwear , stood in drops on the furry ribs of the socks between his breeches and his boots . 

If you feel a ` hot spot " -- a sure sign of a blister beginning to form , change into your normal footwear and let your feet recover before having another go . 

So that her sister 's special footwear , clumsy-looking and always made in black leather , should n't spoil her outfit , Cara had with some difficulty had a pair of boots fashioned in white leather . 

Like most people who knew Joyce well , she had been filled with trepidation at the prospect of seeing someone trying on Joyce 's inimitable footwear . 

The Sainsbury 's Lifestyle range of textiles went from strength to strength as the new team of specialist buyers and technologists introduced more quality items such as children 's footwear and men 's knitwear . 

It manufactures high quality men 's leather Goodyear welted and high fashion Dr Martens footwear under licence . 

Zamberlan also makes superb footwear such as the Trek Lite ( £100 ) , which features Hydrobloc leather , a dual-density sole and a Multiflex mid-sole to produce a really well made backpacking boot . 

If you ask me how I would indulge myself if forced to , I suppose I would put some comfortable footwear near the top of the list . 

If you are planning to use the footwear for hillwalking as well , then a ` general " walking boot , giving your ankles good support , will serve you well . 

Please bring a Bible and wear clothing which allows easy movement and suitable footwear ( eg trainers ) 

Once you 're back on your feet , I want a straight back , polished footwear and buttons done up . 

For instance , in 1977 , Australia backed down on proposed cuts on Asian footwear imports after ASEAN threatened to buy food elsewhere ( Gill and Law , 1988 ) . 

Although to start with you can use ordinary sports shoes , in the long term it is worthwhile investing in some purpose-designed windsurfing footwear . 

Predictably the skaters ' boots were several sizes smaller than Marine footwear . 

When you are choosing summer footwear , be extra careful about comfort . 

Be sure to wear the correct footwear to prevent injuries to your feet , legs and back , not only because they can be acutely painful but because such injuries can take months to mend . 

When adzing , wear sturdy footwear ( preferably boots to cover your ankles ) and thick trousers . 

Wear sturdy footwear and bring binoculars if you have them -- if not they can be hired on the day . 

Although they were both wearing neatly polished leather footwear , the laces on both of their right shoes were undone , trailing behind them as they walked . 

In those days no-one ventured out with dirty footwear no matter how poor they were . 

Good footwear is the most important item of kit for any walker . 

The trail is easy to follow , though it is a typical Scottish mountain walk and as such should be treated with respect -- proper footwear and clothing are essential . 

Tackling patches of snow in modern , lightweight footwear does n't have to mean wet feet . 

William Kennedy Smith , nephew of Senator Edward Kennedy , was charged on May 9 with one felony count of sexual battery ( the definition of rape under Florida law ) and one misdemeanour count of battery .

A battery is the infliction of unlawful force on another person .

Police can be charged only with assault and battery and few are ever punished .

In her first trial , she was acquitted of mayhem and assault , but the jury deadlocked on battery .

Charges ranged from sexual battery and aggravated assault to robbery and violation of probation .

LOS ANGELES ( AP ) --- Actor Charlie Sheen was charged with misdemeanor battery against his ex-girlfriend after a confrontation that allegedly left her bloody and unconscious .

A left shoe , sock , shirt , comb , diary , clean handkerchief , badge , ring , a white sock , bracelet , necklace , or hairslide . 

After coffee ( pink hairslide Maureen made it , green hairslide Linda cleared it away ) , Christina was prevailed upon to deliver a brief account of the progress of her work to date . 

Sandra stood by , quietly amused : she wore a sugar pink track suit with matching plastic hairslides in the shape of elephants . 

Nightingale came into her room with a beautiful hairslide , cascades of white silk flowers falling from it . 

She gave a little snort and smiled across at me almost mischievously . 

The night air amplified the snort and splash of animals and I was very grateful for the orange glow of the fire through the canvas walls of the tent . 

Matchsticks stirred , his snore becoming a sudden snort that woke him up . 

Such detailed planning would have provoked snorts of derision from Sir Keith . 

Nutty let out a genuine snort of rage , nudged Midnight with her heels and rode Antony into a large patch of thistles , towing the Badminton mare with her . 

Then on the slope above , there was a snort from a watchful hind and in a second every beast was in flight , careering down the hillside , leaping , bounding , in jerky yet fluid motion . 

An explosive snort came at him from the centre of the room behind him . 

Mala 's vigorous snort stirred up a few echoes , but no one looked around . 

The UFF claimed responsibility for the murder of the 40-year-old , the fifth Catholic to die at the hands of loyalist terrorists within a week .

` I introduced myself to a senior police officer as an international terrorist who would like to be taken to the England dressing room .

As the communist terrorists lacked any real anti-aircraft defences , 1 Squadron did not lose any aircraft to hostile action whilst on operations .

The officer was the second policeman murdered by terrorists in just over 12 hours .

Ironically , before Monday night 's murder in north Belfast , the only other woman to be killed by terrorists this year was singled out at a flat a short distance away .

Only one terrorist , Fawaz Yunis , has been arrested under the 1984 law and the FBI lured him into international waters to make the arrest .

Five days later three terrorists were apprehended by the DST , French counter-intelligence , as they drove towards the German frontier .

AN IRA terrorist who claims he was involved in more than a dozen killings while acting as a police informer was arrested yesterday .

Boris was a stone-hearted professional terrorist who would not hesitate to blow the head off any or all of the three men who now stood before him .

Already , many have had brushes with both the law and local terrorists who have left them with painful reminders of their activities on the Shankill streets .

This has led to concern by environmental groups that some may fall into the hands of terrorists or governments keen to develop nuclear weapons , during shipment to Japan .

So far 3045 men women and children have died at the hands of terrorists from both sides of the sectarian divide .

The famous Plitvice Lakes -- a national reserve and a UNESCO World Heritage Site -- have been in the hands of terrorists for more than a year .

Washington 's policy of never negotiating with terrorists suffered a 180 degree change on the way to Manila .

There were other stories that a group of terrorists were planning to kidnap Hassan 's family and hold them hostage against the Shah 's return to stand trial in Iran .

Could it be , she asked , that Mr Ross was reluctant to think of terrorists as human ?

` The republican terrorists will hit the likes of me or other party members who keep themselves to themselves and do their council work without much public glorification .

In addition , a European court to try international terrorists and drug traffickers should be set up , he said .

Pensioner John Lovett , an ex-soldier , died as loyalist terrorists the Ulster Freedom Fighters admitted to the weekend murders in Belfast .

IRA terrorists were probably responsible for the two successive nights of blasts on Tyneside , a police chief said today .

He implored the terrorists to extend their 72-hour truce , due to end at midnight .

She and the terrorists were locked into a personalised eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation , both sides glorying in stalemate .

At the same time it will result in the spread of knowledge and involve the participation of most of the staff employed on the information aspect of the personnel function .

At the end of each week , local ITI centres will be used to invite families to Tennis Extravaganza weekends which , it is hoped , will further encourage family participation in the game .

SERC 's European Office promotes UK participation in EC programmes .

Participation of over 80 per cent of the workforce was reported in some areas , in the first general strike in Italy since May 1989 .

The participation of judges in the debates on the Courts and Legal Services Bill 1989-90 is discussed below .

The participation of Palestinian representatives , with the support of most of the organizations within the PLO , at the peace conference in the Madrid produced tension and clashes in the West Bank and Gaza .

My point here is a simple one : modern technology has made the direct participation of the people in political debate and decision-making a perfectly practicable possibility .

Age Concern believes that the participation of older people in all activities which put their skills and enthusiasms to good use should be encouraged .

Thus the use of the vernacular is a great step forward in permitting participation by the majority .

There was little vocal participation by the people in the Mass , and such music as they used was generally in the context of other services or ` devotions " .

Second , it highlighted the importance of active participation by elderly people themselves in all aspects of course planning .

For some teachers in some schools , the guidelines requiring whole-school involvement meant participation by representatives of all curriculum areas on the library committee .

This process is aided and abetted by the trend over the past twenty years to encourage the active participation of fathers in the process of childbirth itself .

They did feel that increased participation by subordinates may be a more effective way of motivating people but that time limitations made this impossible .

A partner is entitled to full participation in the management of the partnership .

However , this could halve the workforce and on one farm in Wales a young couple with a 10-months old child had a workload of 923 s.m.d. which demanded very full participation by the wife .

In addition to the emphasis on vocal participation by congregations , there was the recognition for the first time of indigenous musical traditions .

The move , which was welcomed by South Korea , represented the first occasion upon which the North had sought the South 's participation in talks on a development project in its territory .

Might not Derek Pringle 's participation in the World cup final with the help of a cortisone injection have been at the risk of permanent damage to himself| ?

He also promised to " study " the question of women 's participation in parliamentary life , and hinted that the status of naturalized " second category " citizens would be reviewed .

It also presupposes that the assumptions upon which social policies have been based in the past have changed in recent years in order to facilitate women 's participation in activities outside the home .

The principal charges against her concerned her participation in the 1977 murder of a banker , Jürgen Ponto , and in the 1979 attempted murder of Gen. Alexander Haig , then NATO Commander-in-Chief .

During conflict , baboons may seek assistance from others by soliciting their participation in an attack upon an opponent .

The left-wing Dev Sol group later announced that he had been " punished " for his participation in the 1980 military coup .

His sense of identity with his fellow men may be interpreted as one of the reasons for his participation in social , political and economic affairs .

Lang has also played a part in the admission of rock and graffiti to the cultural fold and given a helping hand to the young unemployed with subsidies for their participation on archaeological digs .

Joint processing of Kazakhstan 's medicinal raw materials and Chinese participation in reconstructing Dzhambul phosphate works were also considered .

It was unfortunate that the Arab-Israeli war broke out at the same time and some overseas commentators took the presence of Canberras in this guise as proof of British participation in the war !

The company also encourages employee participation in this process through small groups in which workers discuss ideas .

A foot abscess had cast doubts on the colt 's participation in the Epsom Classic on Wednesday week .

Maria is one of the many examples of the younger generation who has become politically involved against the regime through her participation in a Christian community .

In an American film , we must expect characters derived from our native tradition to acquire a pervasive transatlantic twang . 

A contrary view is that ` Marx united Romantic and working-class protest with the Jewish Messianic tradition to make them powerful elements in his ` scientific " socialism' . 

Finally , while pancake racers everywhere were rubbing their bruises , a parish church was reviving a centuries-old tradition to mark Shrove Tuesday . 

The first voice concerns itself with the story , which is loosely based on the tradition of women weaving and chanting to the rhythms of their work . 

In forging this connection between familial morality and the strength of the nation state , Hopkins was drawing on a long-established tradition of moral philosophy dating at least as far back as the late eighteenth century . 

This company was founded in 1981 by William Jackson and John Turner in Kidderminster , a town in the UK with a tradition of carpet-making going back hundreds of years . 

American dominance of the top weights has unduly obscured the vitality of our own fighting tradition at the lower divisions . 

The tradition at Alnwick Castle , Northumberland , dates back years . 

So the development of the Viennese piano building tradition at the end of the 18th century did not follow a single route . 

We call this a radical pluralist position , since it represents a compromise between Marxism and the pluralist tradition in sociology . 

A sub-Minoan tradition in painted pottery lingers long , and is replaced by a very individual form of Protogeometric , the later stages of which show , surprisingly , powerful influence from the East . 

It has attempted to weave the mythology of historical liberation struggles with the martyrdom of its own guerrilla fighters of the 1960s and 1970s to create an unbroken thread of radical revolutionary tradition in Latin America . 

It also reinforces social ties and village traditions for the young . 

A large proportion of the clowns today were young men , like Alan , returning to the village for the day and wanting to preserve the tradition for their own children . 

The central figure of the tradition for Christians , Jesus Christ , is of course male . 

Apart from that , the prospect of investment and increased trade with countries with long traditions of industry and commerce is a stimulating one . 

The cuisine of France has contributed so much to the culinary traditions of the world that to attempt to summarise all that is good about French cooking in the space of a page or two would be impossible . 

Mime is part of our cultural heritage -- it is based in the tradition of the African storyteller . 

The tradition of scientific explanation is atomistic ; if the study of social behaviour , human or animal , is to become a science , the simplest approach is to start from individual organisms as the atoms . 

Still less was he interested in what he considered the barbarous traditions of the Anglo-Saxon Church which he found on his arrival . 

From the singing tradition of North Antrim comes Len Graham -- unquestionably one of the best interpreters of the Irish folk song in the land . 

In a culture where sexual metaphors are frequently used to convey racial and political conflict , the Tehuana represents that aspect of Mexico 's indigenous tradition unbowed by centuries of colonial and male rule . 

There was a sense of sisterhood , of a women 's literary tradition , and there was overt rejection of the idea . 

This is a bitter reverse for many Iraqis , eager to reassert their country 's ancient traditions . 

The Netherlands ' chess tradition dates back to 1935 when Dr Euwe won the world championship . 

The University of Bradford Management Centre is one of the largest MBA schools in the UK and highly rated for its research tradition and professional relevance . 

There is increasing emphasis on African musical tradition , including the making of musical instruments ( Uganda and Kenya ) and the gradual weakening of mission tradition based very largely on choral singing and religious music . 

The work of Douglas and Isherwood may be related to that Durkheimian pre-structuralist tradition which sees objects as aiding in the creation of a cognitive order based upon social divisions . 

In reviewing patterns of survival in lower income families , the chapter has drawn its evidence from an established research tradition which has paid little attention to gender . 

This bond held despite the massive immigration into America after the 1840s of peoples who had nothing in common with England , let alone with the Puritan and Protestant traditions . 

The youngest ever organ soloist to appear at the Proms , in 1977 , he is especially noted for his brilliant performances of twentieth century works and of masterpieces in the great Romantic tradition . 

However , to entrap our pub tradition within a rigid set of rules and guidelines is at best to condemn it to becoming an anachronism , if not to extinguish it altogether . 

The Reformation and the growth of different religious traditions within Western Europe enabled the dissident to apply for spiritual asylum in another denomination . 

It will only be a matter of time before these enter the mythology of the town and join other oral traditions like the carriage in Star Lane or the Theatre ghost . 

After all , an actor 's life is spent working with words , and it will be valuable for you to have a reasonable background in the English literary and dramatic traditions . 

Voysey stood for a drastic and stylized return to English country tradition and , along with Charles Rennie Mackintosh , relied on simplicity of composition for greatest effect . 

In the government 's view , such diversity is healthy , accords well with the English and Welsh traditions of school education and makes for liveliness and innovation . " 

The rewards for those who do conform , and the penalties on those who do not , are justified in terms of a cultural tradition which places the group first and the individual second . 

The cultural traditions of many of its tribal and Dalit inhabitants have been repressed by the onslaught of modernisation which has destroyed much of the natural and cultural environment . 

Their writings engage with a spectrum of the cultural and theological traditions of medieval Europe . 

Wishful thinking though this may be , it is necessary at this point to examine the foundations for an enduring tradition associating Handel with an instrument by Ruckers . 

But he was too familiar with -- and , in truth , too sympathetic to -- the enduring traits and traditions of the French past to believe in the National Resistance Council 's revolutionary utopia . 

Family feuds have given Punjab a tradition of violence dating back centuries , and in today 's permissive atmosphere people use guns , not lawyers , to settle disputes . 

The last representative of the four-hundred-year-old Cecil family political tradition left at the 1987 election . 

It is as if by working in Weston Hall , Leapor came into contact with that family 's modest literary tradition . 

Among the new Visitors was Mr. Richard Sykes , of Edgeley , beginning a family tradition of service to the School which was to last over a century . 

Local sporting traditions were ignored in favour of a handful of sports which were singled out as worthy of national broadcasting . 

More fundamentally , the new Spanish-American narrative challenges Eurocentrism by expressing a Third-World experience and by drawing on its own local cultural tradition . 

Similarly , in local government the tradition that senior officers are specialists with professional expertise has been questioned . 

Long-standing traditions and alliances in the Labour movement , in the Tory establishment and in the political centre have already undergone profound changes , and that process is not at an end . 

Yet sports writers in America have managed to establish a long-standing tradition of literary credibility -- Hemingway , Lardner , Gallico among many others . 

In spite of a long-standing tradition of appointing former cathedral and university musicians as principals of music colleges , the amount of time given in these institutions to the study of church music is limited . 

Even when industrialisation took most men out of the home , women ensured that the old neighbourly traditions lived on . 

In areas settled by Germanic peoples and governed by their kings new forms of government and new political institutions often coexisted with older political traditions of Roman origin . 

In Tuva on the border with Mongolia the old tradition of byphonic throat singing has been revived . 

Like many Oxford men , he belonged to the strong Socratic tradition in which dialogue was esteemed as highly as the written word . 

Needless to say , his views are not shared by all observers of the policy-making process and , given the strong tradition of secrecy in Britain , obtaining evidence one way or the other is difficult . 

It was the opening of a direct rail link between Morecambe and the West Riding which created the strong tradition of Yorkshire holidays in that resort . 

The railway seemed to be continuing the classical tradition of the East India Company capital itself . 

In 1961 , Harry 's grandson Bobby continued the family tradition by winning on Nicolaus Silver . 

The MA(General) and MA ( General Honours ) degrees continue a long and honourable tradition in Scottish universities of encouraging breadth of study . 

It 's sobering to ponder that if Cook had followed family tradition and joined the foreign service , he 'd be running the country by now . 

When the Belgian nuclear industry decided to allow reporters into its new reactors at Doel near Antwerp , it followed the time honoured tradition of entertaining the thirsty hacks on a boat trip up the river Schelde . 

It is too easy to follow the academic tradition and provide knowledge for its own sake . 

We would also ask you to observe the tradition of dinner on the terrace taking place by candlelight . 

Daine was observing the tradition that the bad guy should always explain his crimes in great detail before trying to kill the hero . 

However , unlike Soviet nonconformist art , our hidden tradition did not exist in a twilight zone on the outer fringes of society . 

Afrocentrism is a conservative movement bent on conserving a tradition , albeit one that never really existed . 

A much earlier tradition of decorative stamps on pottery existed free of any Germanic influence . 

We have a great tradition of voluntary work at home and overseas . 

We hear these complex vibrations as a high-pitched chirp , but to the female they sound very different . 

The third clock remained silent , but as if to compensate , a watch on the AC 's wrist gave a tiny chirp . 

If it gives downward-swooping , wolf-whistle chirps , the sorting is neatly done by pitch . 

In the absence of an exhaust note , Ashton , goes in search of some ` chirp " from the tyres . 

But , despite throwing the machine round some corners behind the Old Kent Road , there is no chirp to be heard . 

We have considered the delay likely to occur in a personal injury action which goes to trial in the High Court .

Late last month , the trial judge acquitted the accused on the charge of aggravated sexual assault .

It was also suggested that a policeman attending court at the trial of the present proceedings might take note of evidence based on the disclosures and use that evidence .

He was giving evidence at the trial of two nineteen year olds Paul Archibald and David Bobby , who 're accused of killing Mr Sheldon in a stabbing incident in the city earlier this year .

A witness at the trial of two men accused of the murder of a police informer has claimed that one defendent drove the victim to a meeting with the other , who them killed him .

Calls made from it were traced by police to the homes of witnesses due to give evidence in trials on Tyneside .

Ardilles has been giving evidence in the trial of his predecessor , Lou Macari , who denies conspiring to defraud the Inland Revenue .

A neighbour who did not give evidence at the trial of Lisa and Michelle Taylor has said she saw a girl resembling Alison , 21 , arrive home at 6 pm on the night she was stabbed .

A high court judge has halted the trial of two veteran peace campaigners accused of springing Soviet spy , George Blake from prison in 1966 .

One of the men she recognised as someone she had seen on the Prosecution side in a Belfast court during trials for terrorist offences .

Local historian Count Nikolai Tolstoy , who has himself given evidence in the war crimes trial of John Demianuk , says he 's in favour of prosecutions .

Lynn Dart , the mother of murdered Leeds teenager Julie Dart , had just completed her evidence in the trial of Michael Sams at Nottingham Crown Court yesterday .

This argued that the original trial of the 14 had been conducted by an unconstitutional court with selected judges and a biased jury and that the evidence presented had been weak and contradictory .

On 11 September 1991 , Erdogan Kizilkaya was released pending trial by Kayseri State Security Court .

A MAN was due to go on trial at Liverpool Crown Court later today accused of murdering his pregnant wife .

On 15 May 1782 the Weston brothers stood trial at the Old Bailey for the Great Mail Robbery , England 's most famous and costly crime .

Denied effective legal counsel prior to his indictment , Stewart 's trial at Inveraray in September 1752 was a travesty of justice .

Ershad , who had 30 days to appeal , also faced trial on charges relating to the embezzlement of public funds .

He had been awaiting trial at the High Court on assault , robbery and firearms charges .

Anglo-French relations were put under a severe strain at all levels , particularly when one of the conspirators arrested in London was acquitted at his trial .

asking for guarantees for the physical safety of those who have been threatened and intimidated after giving evidence in the trial against the four policemen for the murder of Nahaman Carmona López ;

THE jury in the trial of a man accused of attempting to murder walker Josephine Chandler is expected to retire to reach a verdict today .

Her 80-year-old husband , Harry , had been declared mentally unfit to stand trial .

THE trial of three businessmen accused of exporting arms-making equipment to Iraq turns out to have been not just a farce but a scandal .

She 'd made him promise to visit her on Wednesday after school . 

And she came up on a Wednesday for coffee , after the service . 

Chapman had died of cancer on Wednesday on the eve of the twentieth anniversary celebration of the first Monty Python show . 

Women 's sessions are held on Wednesdays from 2pm-5pm and women workers are available . 

Tommy 's bus was the very first form of public transport that I encountered because he came every Wednesday to the head of the dale to take us to Barnard Castle . 

A long history of spiritual development work with young people includes retreats and all-night vigils , and a prayer group meets every Wednesday evening . 

Barbara remembered last Wednesday and the odd little incident in Harrods . 

She 'd spent last Wednesday evening drinking at the Royal Legion Club in Swindon Town Centre . 

` That is why I did not arrive until late on Wednesday evening . 

A two-thirds majority is needed in the General Synod when voting takes place next Wednesday . 

Meetings of the circle are held at 8.15pm , preceded by Mass at 7.30pm on the first Wednesday of the month , at Loreto Convent Grammar School , Dunham Road , Altrincham . 

The Masterknit Knitting Club has moved to St. Peter 's Church Hall , Gadebridge , where is meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month . 

UK prices have not yet been set , they should be out this Wednesday , the company assures us . 

It was Wednesday June 14 , 1922 , and Hampshire were the visitors at Edgbaston . 

Scotland Yard said the theft happened last Wednesday in South Kensington . 

Police say the attack happened in the early hours of Wednesday morning . 

As though to underline the validity of Cassie 's vague but guilt-ridden conclusions , two separate incidents occurred on the Wednesday of that week , each one seemingly innocent and unconnected with the other . 

The accident occurred late on Tuesday or early on Wednesday but was not discovered until a few survivors emerged and bodies began floating ashore . 

A group of about 20 girls arrived at the Outreach Farm centre in Lancashire that wet Wednesday morning . 

People would turn up again in large numbers on Wednesday nights to be paid for their produce . 

Tony , 22 , died in Airedale General Hospital near Keighley , West Yorkshire , on Wednesday night after the High Court ruled his life support systems could be switched off . 

On Wednesdays , to please Aunt Emily , she stayed at home to receive callers .

The course is set to run for six Wednesdays from April 29 with sessions from 10-11.30am .

Smith left the Royal College of Art in 1958 , hyped by the likes of doyenne Ernestine Carter of the Sunday Times and the backing of the influential Francoise Garigues . 

Amy Wohl , doyenne of the consulting set , who calls a well-positioned product a thing of beauty and just as rare , is kicking off a series of Positioning Workshops . 

Taught by her father ( a native of the Donegal Gaeltacht ) and guided by Monaghan singer Oliver Mulligan , she became a doyenne of the London Irish music scene . 

For the characters in this drama are crime writers themselves , who have gone after their doyenne , P.D. James , with sharpened tongues since she said murders among the lower classes were dull .

Yet her commitment to the party stretched back many years , and she was its fund-raising doyenne during the dark days of Republican domination in the 1980 's .

Poets could hardly ignore what was happening around them , said Edna Longley , the doyenne of Northern Ireland critics , and Michael Longley 's wife .

Clinton named Harriman ambassador in March 1993 , after she had become the fund-raising doyenne of the Democratic Party .

Mrs. Calment became the doyenne in 1991 with the death of the 116-year-old American , Carry White .

So when confronted with the long-term idea that she could become a doyenne of filmdom a la Hayes or Katharine Hepburn , she says enthusiastically : `` I think that 's the goal . ''

`` I began my cooking with the Cordon Bleu in the late 1940s , '' recalled Mrs. Child , the doyenne of cuisine in America and co-author of `` Mastering the Art of French Cooking . ''

Madame Carmen Carven is now the doyenne of French couture at age 86 , and will show a collection for her name designed by Maguy Muzy , a younger designer from Corsica .

Although you have a good-sized tank , many other fish may be inclined to nip the fins of a Batfish , so tankmates will have to be chosen with care . 

The prominent patch of red on the flank of Scott 's Wrasse immediately takes the eye , but the entire body and fins of this species is beautifully coloured . 

The newt 's legs , advanced though they are compared with the fin of a coelacanth or a mudskipper , are not very efficient . 

The fins of these fish make ideal targets for ` fin rippers " so be careful what other fish you introduce into the aquarium . 

This fish has a deep body , narrowly compressed from side to side , very large eyes , prominent fins on both the upper and lower surfaces of the body , and a manlike tail . 

This is a stout-bodied fish , something like a perch in general proportions , with long , low fins on upper and lower rear of the body ( fin rays finely divide near their ends ) . 

If the piranha fish did not brush its fins gently against a member of the opposite sex each month it would not exist as a species . 

Both parents , like all good cichlids , guard the eggs and keep them clean and well-oxygenated by fanning them with their fins . 

Their fins and tail are freed for guidance and rapid propulsion . 

The most famous of Dorset 's natural oddities is the rock arch at Durdle Door -- it looks like a jagged shark fin . 

They eventually leave their holes , develop true eyes and long rippling fins along the back , grow to the size of an eel and turn into lampreys . 

It has leg-like fins with fleshy bases like the coelacanth ; it seems very likely that it had air-breathing pouches from its gut like a lungfish . 

The drooping snout and the torpedo-like body , coupled with big fins and muscles like Charles Atlas , make him one of the best , if not the best , fighting coarse fish . 

They seem to have neither fins nor limbs , and they twist and turn through the water like snakes . 

The tail is distinctive , as its popular name suggests , having a black patch prominently displayed in each lobe of the forked caudal fin . 

When stocking a pool with fish , take care to select healthy individuals with firm , meaty bodies and erect dorsal fins . 

My three-year-old Oscar is feeding and acting normally , and has lost none of its colour , but it has a problem with its pectoral fins . 

A prominent blotch of carmine-red is displayed in the otherwise clear pectoral fin . 

The pelvic fins are shining violet , as is the leading edge of the anal fin . 

During mating the female holds her pelvic fins together to form a pouch into which the eggs are laid . 

They swim beneath the surface with sharp black fins , waiting to attack . 

The box-fish , in the highly populated and potentially dangerous world of the reef , sails over the coral packaged in a crate of bone , its pectorals whirling , its tail fin flickering . 

It has no tail fin like those of other fish , merely a fleshy stump . 

The male is a little larger than the female and has very bright orange ventral fins when in breeding colouration . 

Balcon echoed Korda with his pledge that Ealing Studios would ` grasp with both hands the opportunity of putting every phase of the war on to the screen . " 

We have upheld our pledge that Northern Ireland will remain an integral part of the United Kingdom in accordance with the democratically expressed wishes of the majority of the people who live there . 

Of course I give the hon. Gentleman the pledge that we shall take up any of those cases , should he send the details to me . 

Throughout his tour he reiterated NATO 's pledge that no " security vacuum " would be allowed to develop in eastern Europe . 

The move was sharply criticized by environmental experts , who said it would set back research and also meant that NP had reneged on a pledge that work on environmental problems would not suffer under privatization . 

News of Venables ' defeat was greeted with fury by hundreds of Spurs fans outside court , amid pledges that they would picket matches to discourage other supporters , until he was reinstated . 

PRESIDENT-elect Bill Clinton 's pledge to change America echoed around the world last night . 

Ukraine has been reluctant to honour its pledge to relinquish its arsenal . 

In Asia , Eisenhower fulfilled his election pledge to end the war in Korea in 1953 . 

The former Soviet Union made a similar pledge to destroy tactical nuclear weapons , a responsibility now carried by Russia . 

He repeated the government 's pledge to disarm civilians to further lower national tensions . 

Following the Oct. 20 general election Demirel had reaffirmed his campaign pledge to remove President Turgut Özal from office , on the grounds of his alleged constitutional abuses and corruption . 

The Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front ( FMLN ) on May 27 rejoined the Commission for the Consolidation of Peace ( Copaz ) following a government pledge to investigate the shooting and serious wounding of an FMLN bodyguard . 

This is a small step towards Labour 's pledge to provide a nursery place for every three and four-year-old whose parents wish it . " 

But it also coincided yesterday with a pledge by Mr Egon Krenz , the party leader , that there ` can not and will not be an East Germany without a Communist Party . " 

There were industrial conflicts in spite of a no-strike pledge by the unions , and these led Congress to pass the War Labor Disputes Act ( 1943 ) . 

The new agreement was made possible after a pledge by industrialized countries of an extra US$500,000,000 , on top of US$240,000,000 already committed , to help developing countries adapt in 1994-96 . 

Our pledge to you is that we owe no allegiance to any manufacturer ( though we reserve the right to let their best brains entertain and inform you on these pages ) . 

Museums in the U.S. have fallen victim indirectly to President Bush 's famous pledge never to raise taxes . 

WACC 's Central Committee has declared its pledge “ to work with marginalised people in our own regions to foster human dignity ” . 

This may limit the ability of these hospitals to meet their pledges of maximum inpatient waiting times of two years . 

I remember welcoming in particular his pledge to " dialogue and accord " in Scotland . 

The Government can say that increased amounts have been devoted to pensions and that their pledges have been kept . 

The government 's difficulties were compounded by separate developments relating to its pledge to Islamicize the economy . 

Fujimori was accused by trade union and opposition leaders of having betrayed his election pledge not to introduce " shock " methods to deal with hyperinflation and the recession . 

They particularly resented Bush 's breaking his no-new-taxes pledge of the previous year , which alienated many blue-collar voters who had been disengaged from the Democratic party by President Ronald Reagan " s tax cuts . 

The dramatic move -- effectively devaluing our currency -- exposed the Prime Minister 's general election pledges of economic recovery as worthless . 

But BR insists lateness will be a thing of the past and gave a punctuality pledge . 

Although denounced by the SDPJ as an entirely cosmetic guarantee , the non-military usage pledge laid the foundation for Komeito 's acceptance of the Gulf package . 

The organisers , with pledges of support from numerous internationals , are attempting an intriguing second-row pairing of Matt Keenan ( Western Samoa ) and Sam Domoni ( Fiji ) . 

She never received the one thing she wanted -- a pledge from Father O'Neill that he would share in the future of baby Jennifer . 

Sinn Fein 's success was built around the pledge that , if elected , they would refuse to take up their seats in Westminster and set up a separate Irish parliament instead . 

They saved perhaps their most famous hit Livin' On A Prayer for the encore , followed by an emotional Never Say Goodbye and a pledge from Jon Bon Jovi that they 'd be back . 

In 1881 , the leader of the Blue Ribbon Mission came to town and it was estimated that a quarter of the 32,000 population were ` blue-ribboners " , or had taken the pledge . 

The Talmud Torah ( ` Study of Torah " ) , the official name for Hebrew school , was very close to the family 's heart , his forebears having put much energy into its foundation and extension . 

In Britain today the majority of people have more options open to them than their forebears had . 

Now seeking means to combat the Chemicals Age , we look to our forbears for help . 

Particularly was this so , since the Christians of the early medieval West followed their Germanic forebears in locating the holy in physical objects such as stones , trees , groves , and hills . 

In 1811 he married Emma , daughter of Zachariah Gisborne , whose forebears came from Birmingham . 

I have Irish and Scots ancestry as well as many Geordie and northern England forebears . 

He was correct in so far as our forebears were piteously shattered but quite wrong in thinking that they could be subjugated . 

George II died in October 1770 and his grandson , twenty-two years of age , became George III and he did not have the same deep concern for Hanover as had his forbears . 

People not only had more than their forebears ; they also had revolutionary new products . 

In the 1790s he was commissioned to build a conservatory for the Prince of Wales , which marked the beginning of a renowned Royal patronage culminating in the building of Regent 's Park and the Brighton Pavilion . 

NOW that you have made the decision to build a conservatory , do you opt for wood , PVC or an aluminium frame ? 

Q When we built a conservatory this summer we did n't link it into our central heating system as our boiler was n't big enough . 

If you are planning to build your own conservatory , you are likely to come up against the new Pat N of the Building Regulations . 

Who in their right mind would build a conservatory with Athletico Whaddon FC emblazoned along the side , and have window frames made from wood bearing the wards ` Seats 1-10 " and ` Ticket holders only " ? 

Above : Marston & Langinger designs and builds conservatories to complement the style and period of your home . 

Just be sure to consider the structural condition , wiring and plumbing and check that the person who prepares the base and erects the conservatory has been suitably trained , says Peter Moon , Conservatory Association secretary . 

For families who gather for breakfast and for those ` morning people " , a conservatory built on a southeast wall of the house would provide a bright way to start the day . 

Your conservatory collapses as a result of negligence of the professionals who were engaged by the previous owner to put it up . 

` I may is well place before the dog over there the message of God as before those hungry millions who have no lustre in their eyes and whose only God is their bread . " 

Prunella clearly had been disappointed , for the lustre in her eyes was not only because of the exciting story she had become involved in , but was also because she was keen to repeat some of the previous action of the day . 

` How much ? " he asked , still in a sort of trance , turning the brown lustre of her skin into Abyssinian maid and then the Queen of Pleasures . 

The sun illuminating the canopy of heaven , reflects its lustre on the earth below , and gives a delicate distinction to every distance on the picture , and to every object its due place , in all the regular gradation of aerial perspective . " 

The most famous tin-glazed pottery of Spain was lustre pottery ; it was also exported and found its way into the wealthy households of medieval Europe . 

Teak oils leave the wood with a slight sheen ; Danish oil with a natural low lustre . 

The setting sun glowed at the bottom of her half-acre garden , lightly gilding the fruit blossom with a pinkish-gold lustre and reflecting a few faint rays from the greenhouse windows . 

The reefs in Denmark are surrounded by carbonate mudstones and in this case they probably grew on the upper part of the submarine slope rather than at the edge of the platform . 

Look after the twins and try to make sure they negotiate the reefs of puberty and adolescence , set them up to make their way in the world , and do so without becoming just like me …

Places to avoid : We would n't recommend the glass-bottom boat tour around the reefs of Nassau . 

Birkeland commented that it was not useful to blame poor populations for exploiting the few resources that they had , when fishing or mining reefs could earn them millions of dollars . 

The new site is only a short distance away and is just as likely to damage the Shiraho reef , the most diverse remaining ecosystem in Japan . 

The Smalls reef is now a designated site which can only be explored by diving teams working alongside the Museum of Wales . 

You can approach close to the beaches and also cross the reef where necessary . " 

The reef , described by the World Conservation Union as more diverse than Australia 's Great Barrier reef , has been threatened for over a decade by the proposed building of a second airport for the island . 

Coral reefs contain a greater variety of species than any other habitat except for tropical forests . 

Daly suggests that before the first interglacial period there were no coral reefs in the modern sense , which is disputable . 

Thus in the reefs of Windjana Gorge ( mentioned above ) the stromatoporoids are suddenly replaced by calcareous algae . 

Both blackish and Magellanic oystercatchers feed on the rocky reefs exposed by the ebb tide , while two-banded plovers and white-rumped sandpipers seek out little crustaceans and marine worms in the sand . 

Most reef fish , when large enough , whether herbivores or carnivores , will also hunt down and feed upon small fish or fry . 

He is accused of possessing 10 milligrammes of amphetamine sulphate , known as speed . 

` I was going to give Mr MacFadyen the hundred milligrams of seconal he 'd been ordered . 

Jeff went to the psychiatrist and they start babbling on saying about the forty milligrams of valium he 's taking . 

It will separate and purify molecules ranging from a few milligrams to several grams from solution . 

Our average intake of caffeine from tea and coffee is around 500 milligrams ( mg ) per day , enough to produce a significant effect . 

The court accepted both the widow 's evidence and expert evidence that the defendant 's demeanour would have appeared reasonably sober despite an alcohol level of 131 milligrams . 

Since most pastes contain fluoride at a concentration of 1000 parts per million , a daily intake in excess of 0-5 milligrams fluoride from this source alone is common . 

Each application delivers 3 to 5 ml of gel and the patient is exposed to as much as 60 milligrams of fluoride for four to five minutes . 

FO Well , our non-ferrous metals limit has usually been one milligramme per litre , they have recently changed to 0.5 milligrams per litre now . 

A government spokesman commented that substantial resources were being allocated to improve water quality , and that East Anglian water would meet the EC safety threshold of 50 milligrams of nitrates per litre by 1995 . 

A curious feature of the scene is that the worshipping woman seems to be naked apart from an anklet and what may be a sacral knot tied round her neck . 

She wore brass anklets , and her feet were wet from the river . 

He is even weighed down with bracelets and anklets , to discourage him from floating up again too soon . 

The copper anklet was probably the only thing of value she had possessed , and it was curious that it had not been stolen , for all metal was valuable in the Black Land . 

Beneath it , she wore loose silky pants in the same colour , pleated and gathered into a deep , fitted waistband and tapering at her ankles , one of which sported a fine gold anklet . 

His short doze in the living room had been long enough to keep him awake now . 

Many admitted to having a doze through a meaningless movie presentation that talked more of light and energy , love and space than the car . 

` I think I may have a doze , " Finch said , closing his eyes in thanks . 

He 'd been woken from his fitful doze by Barrow who had brought him up to Wreford 's office without saying a word . 

Before I had been there a month my eyes began to suffer and I had to start wearing glasses for close work . 

USA Sport , a company aptly located in Oakley , Hampshire , markets a range of sports glasses for any prescription condition . 

Between takes he waited outside the main hall with a helper to wipe his glasses for him in the close summer heat . 

Dr Mackintosh was a red-faced Scot with mousy greying hair parted in the middle and tiny gold-rimmed glasses on the tip of his rather short nose . 

He placed a pair of steel-rimmed glasses on Devlin 's nose and adjusted them . 

His glasses with their steel frames made his eyes look chilly , merciless . 

After a reviving sip of coffee , she took a deep breath , flipped off her dark glasses , and fixed him with a level gaze . 

You are well advised , when the Whitney Biennial comes along , to be sure to remember your reading glasses . 

He sent me there the other day to pick up his reading glasses . 

She pulled her glasses from her pocket and placed them on the end of her nose . 

Mr Sedgwick once again unfolded his glasses before studying the paper for several moments . 

Lucy had her serious office-work glasses on and a sheaf of papers . 

She could see only through a watery mist and realized after a moment 's panic that she still had her reading glasses on . 

So Wilson and I were quite chummy together , and he looked at me approvingly through his thick-lensed glasses as I sat talking with his wife about , for instance , winter tasks . 

He put on his glasses , walked over to the windows , and peered closely at the titles of the books . 

The met man removed his glasses and , with his white handkerchief , commenced to polish them vigorously , considering the question for a moment . 

Frank took off his glasses and began to polish them in the sheet with enthusiasm . 

He took off the phoney glasses and tweed hat and threw them to one side . 

Thomas , sitting in a deep armchair in front of an open fire , was browsing through the newspaper and he took off his reading glasses to look her over . 

A small , dapper , decisive man who wore a trilby and glasses , the canon lived in the next village and had a passion for small neat things like himself . 

I wore my dark glasses even for these few moments , as my blue eyes were always straining in the brilliant light . 

There was little light in the room but he wore wrap-around dark glasses . 

He also wore metal frame square glasses because someone had told him he looked tough in them . 

Dark glasses and make-up could n't hide the lines , and she sat with her face hidden in her hands in the back of the car . 

Daisy Pettigrew changed her reading for her long distance glasses , so that she could see the vicarage garden more clearly . 

Her bright hair was hidden under a sunhat , and she was disguised with dark glasses , but no one had shown the slightest interest in her . 

The age-old operatic convention of characters resorting to song to articulate what mere speech fails to comprehend has become just one expressive element in a genre with roots in an increasing number of disciplines . 

The conventions about what counts as a convincing argument vary with time and place . 

The most important recent book on convention , for instance , discusses conventions about which party should call back when a telephone call is disconnected . 

Among the conventions for the division of time that have come down to us from Imperial Rome is the seven-day week . 

The English conventions for punctuation for instance , may have some advantages for some purposes , although disambiguating ` sentence " units should not necessarily be taken as a significant one . 

And their uses from the start bear some relation to the adult conventions for those words . 

The glossy conventions of Hollywood were spurned in favour of a rough-hewn cinematic style more suited to the reality at hand . 

The various functions that different language modes serve are closely integrated with the institutions , structure and conventions of the society in question . 

What are the conventions of radio conversations like this one , and why are they different from those of face-to-face conversation ? 

Exam and essay questions come in a range of identifiable idioms , and there are established conventions for responding to them . 

To a degree , the nude may be understood simply as an artistic genre like any other , comparable to landscape or still-life and with its specific conventions and traditions . 

In-depth interviews will be conducted with British and continental businessmen and women in order to uncover differences in value orientations and business conventions that have led to cultural misunderstandings in the past . 

The diplomatic game required knowledge of Greek style and observance of Greek conventions . 

Something else that interests Roles is the authority of the photographic image , our strong conventions of how to view a photograph . 

Even more exciting changes of éaulement can be found in Ashton 's Birthday Offering where each soloist dances an old step at a new angle , without breaking the rules or older conventions of nineteenth-century ballet . 

Bonington , by contrast , worked almost entirely within existing visual traditions , perfecting rather than expanding long-established conventions of rendering landscape . 

Here the convention of changing media out of respect for the person merges into another category , that of changing to the higher medium for a more serious subject-matter . 

Become familiar with the academic conventions for citing books and other readings , e.g. : 

She must also show the relationships of such a scale to the claims for detachment made within particular cultural conventions . 

The bondage of our own cultural conventions has somehow been loosened up . 

Just for once , the headstrong Duchess who had so often flouted royal convention was asking for help and guidance . 

If we try to put that description more concretely , we might describe essay- writing as involving a standardised , written variety of language which seeks to communicate clearly while following academic conventions . 

If The Middlemen nominally conforms to the generic conventions of satire , it symbolically destroys the type of world in which these conventions are operative . 

Rabbits have their own conventions and formalities , but these are few and short by human standards . 

This explains why cases do not come to court when the conditions of my comically weak description of the explicit extension of our legal conventions are met , which is most of the time . 

Labouring poets in the eighteenth century are able to escape literary convention only on occasion , though these occasions are of considerable interest . 

Reality is at his disposal in the same way that ordinary language and the current literary conventions and devices are . 

The trouble with the classic realist novel , in this view , was that it was not realistic enough : truth to life was sacrificed to the observance of purely narrative conventions . 

It nevertheless refuses to conform to the narrative conventions of nineteenth-century realism . 

Zab finds herself using the now obsolete narrative conventions of the memoir . 

What is interesting here is the way in which aspects of the novel are broken down , separated from the narrative conventions of the novel and used for different purposes . 

The sonnets may announce a compatibility between poetic convention and authentic expression ; or the sonnets may be the result of Astrophil staying within the muse 's domain , writing in imitation of familiar poetic norms and abandoning the muse 's advice to look for an authentic writing from the heart . 

Due credit for this transformation must be given to the brash and charming American champion , Walter Hagen , who lived like a millionaire and ignored the social conventions of the day . 

` Our lives are diametrically opposed to ordinary social convention . 

He completely disregarded strictly enforced social conventions and religious restrictions in order to contact the outcasts of society . 

He further demonstrates that what is being tested is often the social conventions of a dominant class , rather than universal logic . 

When we say that a flag at half-mast means that someone has died , we refer to a social convention that death shall be marked in this way . 

Later historians working in the usual restricted academic conventions failed to recognise the by figure and the Christian gentry of the town attempted to suppress the bull-running custom throughout the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries . 

Dozy sales teams can also be motivated by the sniff of citrus without even knowing it , he claims . 

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson , as we know from his rages at players who 've had as much as a sniff of the barmaid 's apron , is the man who put the temper in temperance . 

A sniff of tea , a whiff of biscuits , and there would soon be a crowd . 

The reasons young people sniff glue vary with each individual . 

But now in the belly of the monster she learned what fear was . 

Into this the doe carries dry grass , straw , and suchlike , lining her nest with fur from the belly of her own body . 

Sun Microsystems Inc turned biblical for the virtual reality display it mounted at Siggraph last week : equipped with a headset , the wearer got swallowed up and landed in the belly of a fish . 

` There , now -- that should fill the bellies of those young fellows , " he remarked with satisfaction . 

And if the fish went for his belly , he knew that he would be dead . 

At the bottom of the drive , Wayne started to totter , and his yellow belly gave such a thunderous rumble , he started looking round at it in surprise and reproach . 

He groaned again peevishly , scratched his hairy belly , lifted his sunglasses and said , ` Liver . 

But that is because love is a social emotion , not a biological one : young women do n't love sagging bellies and grey hair , they love money and power which men have to offer more often than women do . 

The dog measured its blond belly in the mud , agitating its stern . 

He disappeared on his belly into the minefield , not quite hidden by the tall grass and weeds . 

Her hands massaged his testicles and fondled the shaft of his risen pole , while she covered his chest and belly with a flurry of butterfly kisses . 

Three huge blacks sit round the kitchen table , skimming the pages of my magazines , and the pasty-coloured Lump Number Two lies on his belly on the floor . 

Woe to those they serve who are clad in silk , loll on couches , and fill their bellies with the best of food and the richness of wine . 

She could feel it , pressing against her belly from beneath , like solid indigestion . 

He was brushing the horse 's belly by then , and did n't look up or break the rhythm of his brushing . 

What was comfort only a roof over your head , a full belly , a fire , books to read and nothing on your mind ? 

Frequently , horses appear fat to the casual observer because they have a large belly . 

Ye never knew what it was to have a dacent meal in yer belly until ye married me ! " 

The Pallas ' Sandgrouse , to which Mr Lamont likens himself , has a smaller belly than other family members . 

YOUR article suggesting the Queen has now given up on Charles and Diana being the next king and queen of England was fascinating . 

Dido is the Queen of Carthage , Anaeas is the King of Troy , but their love is to be destroyed by a wicked sorceress . 

Within a few hours of becoming queen Anne wrote to the Dutch States-General setting out the basis of her policy . 

He warned the exact arrangement announced yesterday will have to remain unchanged if Diana has any possibility of becoming queen . 

They are , of course , all reigning queens and this year the best-known -- and many would argue the best-loved -- will be celebrating 40 years on the throne . 

On Christmas Eve among the Christmas cards he found a letter from Anthony Eden offering to recommend him to the Queen for the see of York . 

The Army Board will consider the claims and recommendations will be submitted to the Queen for approval , said Mr Rifkind . 

He 's invited the Queen to the Soviet Union , and in London he announced that two nuclear reactors making weapons will close . 

He had reassuring news for his daughter , in case she was worried about ever becoming Queen after separating from husband Charles . 

I heard later that the Queen was so angry that she refused to enter any of the damaged rooms ever again , and promised to take her revenge on me . 

The Queen had agreed to it because the Queen would agree to anything Fergus wanted , everyone knew that . 

The mind is like a vat in which time works on all the ideas and changes them . 

If you wish to increase the survival rates , by all means overwinter the little fish indoors , either in a coldwater aquarium or a filtered vat in shed or garage . 

JOHN SMITH peered into the vat of red lipstick and chortled at its name . 

The men loaded parts onto a system of fixtures and controlled the fixtures as they dipped the parts into vats of different solutions . 

This is the '70s equivalent of Julia Roberts , Mel Gibson and Vanessa Paradis wrestling in a vat of KY 

Do you think the Ancient World was all rose petals , lute music , and plump vats of honey sealed with bear fat ? 

Soon he surfaces from a vat of hot tar , covered from head to foot ; the ` tar " was really food flavouring . 

It looks like a vat of unappetising porridge … but in two weeks time this mixture will have been transformed into two of the rarest beers in the country . 

The whey , which is ideal for feeding to pigs , is then drained from the vat . 

the grapes are crushed and the juice ( or must ) and skins go into the fermentation vat . 

He hoisted the scullion up and threw the creature into the huge vat . 

They may be able to help you with a view to hiring a show vat for Koi . 

The body was too large to bring on board , so the head was cut off and preserved in a pickling vat aboard the Monongahela . 

It took fire crews almost an hour to rescue Robert Stanley who fell fifteen feet into the vat at Long Crendon in Buckinghamshire . 

The procession moved through the kitchen , through clouds of steam from several large metal vats of food . 

At this stage , most of the cheesemakers -- all the others perhaps -- placed the curd into a vat of brine . 

This image is converted into a series of laser beam pulses , which trace the shape of the image layer by layer into a vat of resin . 

The mixture is then transferred to a fermenting vat where yeast is added and fermentation converts the sugar into alcohol . 

Coroner Michael Colcutt told the inquest jury at Northampton General Hospital that Mr Dimmer climbed into the vat to retrieve some components that were stuck . 

The manager proved to be very co-operative , and Thornton and Higgs were shown the machines which processed the dolphin meat into round slabs of meal , and a huge open vat of dolphin oil . 

Once everything had been checked I filled the vat with water and switched the pump on . 

They lifted him from his chariot and placed him successively in three vats of water to quench his ardour . 

A chamber was opened and I realised that , like many wise householders , Santerre used one room to store huge vats of water against the very fire we were now fighting . 

They allowed the blue entrails to fall on huge platters which were scooped up by young , ragged-arsed apprentices to be cleansed in vats of scalding water . 

He never forgot Dentdale and credits much of his earlier love of learning and his interest in rocks and their formation to the days he spent as a boy rambling the fells around Dent . 

The Lake District has seen new editions of Wordsworth 's and Harriet Martineau 's guides , and now comes the reminiscences of Capt. Budworth , who walked the fells in 1792 . 

Our children were thrilled to see the glorious countryside of the moors and fells with trips to the coast and the Lake District as well . 

It was growing dark now and through the window the fells were dense black against a sky which had faded to slate blue . 

Not only does the superb landscape of fell and valley provide wonderfully varies walking , but the villages , full of character , are also home to some of the best pubs in the country . 

` What , " he wrote , ` does the editor sitting in his London office know of the Lakeland fells ? " 

The Lakeland fells had been baked for weeks under cloudless skies ; the becks were dry and the tarns warm enough to give refreshing dips . 

I shall go for a good walk after dinner , climb to the top of the fell . 

` I 'd quite set my mind on walking to the top of the fell , " Arnold said when asked a few minutes later . 

WHEN walking across the upland fells of Britain , it is not uncommon to find the whitened jawbone of a long-dead sheep , teeth rattling in its sockets . 

Then , emerging to a night full of stars with our helmet lamps lighting our path before us , we walked across the fell back to Gunnerside and closing time . 

Naked running was not unknown in the Dales and Pennines , where the locals would strip down to their shoes before leaping down the hills and fells . 

Hope looked down the fell where Colonel and Mrs Moore were strolling with unskilful aimlessness , taking care never to look up towards the two figures on the rump of mountain . 

The Herdwick is the hardiest of all breeds in the Lake District , and it is particularly suited to life in the fells . 

The featureless fell top is in the middle of the Lakeland fells and offers spectacular panoramic views . 

Mining in the Coniston fells , and elsewhere , continued after the turn of the century and probably , as more veins were found and the mining expanded and output increased , increased in profitability . 

This might seem artificial to those who have not had the joy of standing on the fells and watching this happen . 

He would see the landscape in all its moods throughout the year , walking on the fells and round the lakes , walking between Ambleside and Keswick to his exhibition rooms there . 

Of course , I had my dreams , like all young girls , of a tall , dark and handsome man coming striding over the fell one day to claim me as his own . 

Outside his window the moon had risen over the fells and it was reflected exactly in the round lake . 

I recall one man in the dale saying that he passed Sleetburn going up the fell to shepherd at 10 a.m. one day and heard Sam and Mother playing . 

To return to Plutarch 's account , we must still explain why Kimon 's opponents waited , as they evidently did , till the cat was away .

To the regime 's opponents , it was a signal that they had the power to do so .

Having been a diehard opponent of freeing the serfs , he was very interested indeed in continuing the fight for noble rights through the medium of the courts .

This anomaly became known as the West Lothian question as it was continuously raised by Tam Dalyell , the Labour Member for West Lothian and a firm opponent of devolution .

Drug testing opponents may also take comfort from the surprising dissent by arch-conservative Justice Antonin Scalia .

The organisation has frequently been accused of torturing and killing opponents of the regime .

As the leading opponent of orthodoxy within the RCM , Elaine Blond enjoyed nothing better than proving that her critics were less than perfect .

Coke , a bitter opponent of prerogative power , attacked vigorously the jurisdiction of all the courts exercising this jurisdiction .

Meanwhile , it was reported on May 30 that the majlis had re-elected as its Speaker Ayatollah Mehdi Karrubi , a vocal opponent of closer relations with the United States .

Like many men of the muirlands and remote districts of Ayrshire in the 17th century , John was a fervent opponent of the imposition of Episcopacy on to the Scottish Kirk .

The opponents included Mr John Gummer , a synod member , who said : ` For many of us this is a matter of life and death .

Its opponents included liberals who were opposed to the death penalty and conservatives who objected to the gun control provisions .

He commented that the Pentagon was split between the advocates and opponents of a treaty .

He was opposed by Corazon Aquino , the widow of the country 's most prominent opponent of the Marcos regime until his murder in 1983 .

Mosley justified the turn to fascism as the result of the increased disruptive tactics used by opponents of the New Party .

Jarbas Passarinho , the federal justice minister and an outspoken opponent of the park , must now agree a budget for the next stage of Operation Free Jungle .

Although often dismissed as an opponent of evolutionism , Owen can thus be seen as an opponent of Darwinism who was quite happy to accept a theory of evolution based on preordained trends .

Thus opponents of the ordination of women might plausibly say ( as Barth would seem to ) that fundamental to the scripture is male headship .

This question echoes those regarding sustainable development raised by the opponents of gold mining in the west of Ireland and by opponents of Merrell Dow in east Cork .

I could give many other examples which would kill once and for all the idea so often propounded by the opponents of local income tax that such a tax would not benefit people on the lowest incomes .

First , there was an exodus of thousands of Catholics to the south , where they became the most implacable opponents of the Communist north .

Eventually , the Welsh opponents of waste dumping achieved almost legendary status , local action groups even calling themselves Madryn , which means a cunning fox .

Maronite collaboration with the French -- and the support for a Maronite state which later came from Israel -- contaminated the community in the eyes of its opponents .

Five in the afternoon is " death o'clock , " said the fighters for Libya 's transitional government .

" The Iranian Quds Force is reportedly training fighters for certain Taliban groups and providing other forms of military assistance to insurgents , " McChrystal said in the report .

Some rebels , however , preferred to bask in their status as fighters for a cause instead of being seen as soldiers enjoying the spoils of war .

The Qurani clan is known for producing fighters for Islamic holy war in Afghanistan and across the Middle East .

According to fighters for Libya 's transitional government who say they found the corpses last week , the men were recent victims of supporters of ousted Libyan strongman Moammar Kadafi .

Street by street , fighters for Libya 's transitional government captured a residential district that had been riddled with loyalist snipers .

Fazlullah , governor of neighboring Lowgar province , said Tuesday that the initial assault may have failed because the Americans had not chosen the most experienced local fighters for the campaign .

The Libyan incursion into Tunisia raised the specter of an escalation of the war between a rebel force backed by NATO air power and fighters for Kadafi , who has been in power for four decades .

Word of the young Saudi 's exploits spread through the Middle East , ensuring fresh fighters for the Afghan cause and a steady stream of contributions .

Khofair bragged that the fighting had gone well Sunday , and made it clear the rebels understood they needed to isolate Kadafi 's fighters from civilians if they wanted NATO 's help .

The transitional government , still based in eastern Libya but moving to Tripoli , is struggling to take control of the country after the capture of the capital by rebel fighters from the country 's west .

Elsewhere in Libya , government forces were holding off the advance of opposition fighters from the rebel-held city of Misurata , about 120 miles east of Tripoli .

The deaths of Uday , 39 , and Qusai , 37 , mark a strong blow to the morale of fighters from the former regime still resisting the American-led occupation , U. S. defense officials said .

Kadafi 's forces fiercely resisted the attack by rebel fighters from the west , from the coastal city ofMisurata to the east and from homegrown cells in the capital .

Soon after , he said , he used a borrowed machine gun to kill four Kadafi fighters from a roof .

At least one fighter from Surt who joined the anti-Kadafi onslaught questioned the devastation .

The army 's attack Tuesday follows several days of military activity in Dir , another nearby district that has witnessed an influx of Taliban fighters from Swat .

Both the Orakzai and Kurram districts had large sections controlled by Pakistani Taliban militants before fighters from South Waziristan began appearing .

Taliban fighters from the nearby Swat Valley have infiltrated the area , emboldened by a government-sanctioned peace deal allowing them to enforce Sharia , or Islamic law , in the onetime tourist paradise .

Whooping and toting guns , fighters from Misurata towed away a Ford Mustang from one garage .

That task would fall to the fighters from Libya 's rugged west .

As many as 500 highly trained fighters from the rebel-controlled city of Misurata were said to be participating in the battle for Kadafi 's compound .

" They want to confuse the airplanes , " said Ali Gweidy , a fighter from Benghazi .

" In fact , it is the rebels who took up arms in the middle of our peaceful cities and caused the death of many people and invited fighters from several nationalities to join them .

The deaths of their comrades and relatives are still fresh in the minds of rebels who pushed back loyalist fighters from Misurata and then continued on the desert road east to Surt .

Pakistan 's stance toward the Haqqani network is rooted in its nearly 30-year relationship with Jalaluddin Haqqani , a Pashtun warlord who organized mujahedin fighters against Soviet troops in the 1980s .

Known more recently as the " father of the Taliban , " Gul was earlier instrumental in Pakistan 's efforts to organize holy war fighters against Soviet troops in Afghanistan in the 1980s .

While TV images throughout Benghazi showed rebel fighters in gun-mounted pickup trucks speeding away from Ras Lanuf , Gheriani projected unruffled serenity .

Government fighters in Port Brega left behind graffiti that evoked their high ambitions as they advanced toward Benghazi before allied warplanes struck : " Today Ajdabiya , tomorrow Benghazi .

He believes the Taliban fighters in Baldia number in the hundreds .

The site is close to South Waziristan , where Pakistani troops have been battling Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters in recent months at the urging of U. S. leaders .

Said Hossam Khalifa , a 34-year-old rebel fighter in eastern Tripoli : " We know Kadafi is gone .

McNeley 's body was recovered July 25 after he and another sailor disappeared July 23 and were ambushed by Taliban fighters in central Afghanistan 's Lowgar province , south of Kabul .

A few fighters in gun trucks gathered anxiously in the shade of whitewashed buildings in town , bracing for an assault by advancing government troops .

In the last week , NATO planes have killed 17 rebel fighters in two incidents .

Wiretaps recorded phone conversations in which he encouraged fighters in Iraq to film attacks and send him the footage .

Not only will the rebels no longer negotiate with Kadafi 's fighters in Ajdabiya , spokesman Ghoga said , but they will reject any overtures from the Kadafi regime in Tripoli , the capital .

Reporting from Washington â€� Millions of dollars in American taxpayer funds may have been paid to Taliban fighters in southern Afghanistan to provide security for a U. S. development project , a government audit has found .

But a grandfatherly fighter with a white beard wrapped his arms around him and pulled him away .

A dozen Taliban fighters with rockets and belt-fed machine guns are shooting from behind cover at a distance of fifteen or twenty feet ; First Platoon is essentially inside a shooting gallery .

In Ajdabiya , rebels covered the charred bodies of Kadafi 's fighters with blankets , as smoke and flames licked a dozen crushed pickup trucks in the aftermath of NATO 's airstrikes .

Anti-Kadafi fighters with rifles moved into firing position , crunching over spent ammunition cartridges that littered the central garden plaza .

Parallel to the trail are ten more fighters with belt-fed machine guns and RPGs .

He formally merged his fighters with the group in 2004 , after resolving ideological differences .

However , Libyan rebels have proved unable to move militarily without airstrikes and fighters on the ground have come to regard the foreign warplanes as the rebel air force .

Many Marines are billeted in bombed-out barracks that once housed fighters from an Iranian exile opposition group sponsored by Hussein .

By some accounts , a fighter in a New York Yankees cap may have captured him .

Port Brega is at the western edge of territory controlled by opposition fighters along the 600-mile coastal highway between Benghazi and Tripoli .

Taliban fighters in Afghanistan are being aided by " elements of some intelligence agencies , " Army Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal wrote in a detailed analysis of the military situation delivered to the White House earlier this month .

By the end of the attack on the camp on a patch of desert scrub in eastern Afghanistan , 12 fighters of a group that had dared to take on the Taliban were dead .

Ashraf Kawaifi , 32 , an engineer for an oil company in Benghazi who is now a rebel fighter , held up a shrapnel shard the size of a small shoebox .

" When I was with Islamic fighters , we had no relation to terrorism .

Among the nine people arrested in raids in Karachi last month was an alleged Al Qaeda-linked militant responsible for overseeing foreign fighters deployed to Pakistan 's tribal areas along the Afghan border .

Some argue that the law is written in such a way that even an attempt to shoot a Russian serviceman -- practically the definition of a rebel fighter 's job -- would be disqualifying .

For now , most of the armed fighters appear to be relatively benign .

" Our aim as Islamic fighters was just to get rid of Kadafi , " Belhaj said in a recent interview .

They accuse Iran of providing weapons and training to Shiite militias and Sunni extremists , and say Al Qaeda-linked groups are pouring foreign fighters into the country .

NATO 's International Security Assistance Force says pinpoint raids over the last three months have killed or captured hundreds of midlevel Taliban commanders and thousands of lower-level fighters .

The opposition 's inexperienced and undisciplined fighters are now getting direction from special-forces cadres and soldiers who have defected from the national army , Gheriani said .

Many young fighters are hooked on Facebook , YouTube , Britney Spears and lowbrow American TV shows like " American Idol " and " Pimp My Ride .

The Agence France-Presse news agency reported that French fighters destroyed a Libyan warplane on the ground after it flew in violation of the no-fly zone near Misurata , the most significant rebel-controlled stronghold in western Libya .

Three rebel fighters told Reuters they had seen it falling into the sea , but no further details were available .

Officials in London describe the British fighters who go to Iraq as sophisticated and good at hiding their tracks .

Another crash victim , Terry Ryan , was accused of fathering a girl with a Zapatista rebel fighter who later died in a battle with Mexican troops .

The prominence of Belhaj , a former Islamist fighter in Afghanistan who says he was tortured by the CIA and handed over to the Kadafi regime for imprisonment , has unnerved some .

Jubilant rebel fighters wolfed down food from the plastic provision bags and helped themselves to abandoned ammunition .

Stone attributes the rise in child fighters in the country , in part , to the pressure that the U. S. buildup of troops has placed on the flow of foreign fighters .

Parenti listens to a revealing exchange between the sheik and some of Sadr 's Al Mahdi militia fighters , who have caught looters with four stolen trucks full of sugar .

" It 's a gang fight in there today , " said Omar Rafa Eisa , 26 , a uniformed rebel fighter manning a rebel checkpoint southwest of Ajdabiya on the main desert highway leading to the front .

The man speaking is known only as " Maj. Savimbi , " namesake of another African rebel fighter , Angola 's Jonas Savimbi .

But the young volunteer fighters were as disorganized and impetuous as ever .

Pro-government fighters and militiamen , sent fleeing by airstrikes , had abandoned tanks and rocket batteries .

Bursts of gunfire were heard closer to the coast and it appeared that Kadafi 's army was attempting to gradually squeeze opposition fighters .

Revolutionary fighters have faced fierce resistance in attempts to storm the two cities .

Revolutionary fighters on the outskirts of Surt have run an informal public relations campaign , supplying fleeing residents of a city they deeply mistrust with food , fuel and medical supplies .

Military officials in Iraq and Washington said there was little reason to expect that insurgent fighters would not return to the villages .

They also reportedly took over Buner 's Pir Baba police station , holding 43 paramilitary fighters and 17 policemen hostage , and abducted boys to recruit into Taliban ranks .

They have covered the city with checkpoints guarded by heavily armed fighters .

Nonetheless , Shihbani , the insurgent fighter interviewed here , voiced the hope that drones could stop government forces now outside town from hitting Misurata with rocket , mortar and artillery fire from beyond the city gates .

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld told an audience at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley last week that the continuing ability of resistance fighters to " terrorize and frighten " the Iraqi population had surprised him .

Mujahid , the Taliban spokesman , insisted that insurgent fighters had been lying in wait for the Western troops .

The photo taken by a Libyan resistance fighter of what is purportedly a dead Moammar Kadafi is horrific : a bloodied face frozen in a grotesque death mask .

Bayan Jabr , a prominent Shiite , was interior minister at the time of the investigations detailed in the documents and has been accused of allowing Shiite paramilitary fighters to run rampant in the security forces .

With the fall of the old Soviet-backed Afghan regime in 1992 , he and a group of other Libyan fighters decided to return home .

U. S. and North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces have also stepped up pressure on pockets of Haqqani fighters in eastern Afghanistan .

He said the children make effective fighters because they are easily influenced , do n't experience fear in the same way as adults and do n't draw as much scrutiny from U. S. forces .

The provisional leadership member said he had seen at least 50 young fighters arrive in Misurata from the liberated east and that many more were reportedly streaming in for the final push against Kadafi .

Hamazono 's ordained death was avoided when three American fighters intercepted his single-engine Zero off Okinawa .

By means of interviews with the guerrilla fighters and their commanders at the training camp , and with senior Communist Party leaders in Samar and Manila , The Times learned that :

Some witnesses said that the pro-government fighters used live ammunition , but the reports could not be independently verified .

Georgian officials say the foreign fighters were handed over to U. S. authorities .

The ranks of foreign fighters are still dominated by Saudis and other Arabs .

In their newly emboldened insurgency , Taliban fighters often target officials considered friendly to either the United States or the U. S. -backed government in Kabul .

Abu Ibrahim , a 40-year-old commander with the nationalist insurgent group known as the Islamic Army , said Al Qaeda fighters had started to assassinate former Iraqi military officers .

In some cases , Pakistani troops met fierce resistance from Taliban militants and Al Qaeda-allied Uzbek fighters as they advanced on villages such as Kotkai and Sararogha , a key nerve center for the Pakistani Taliban .

The Duchess of Gloucester , attends an Anglo-Danish Society Ball at The Savoy Hotel , Strand , London WC2 . 

The Salle des Maréchaux : scene of the great receptions and balls at the Tuileries . 

It had a long , narrow study , a bedroom , an antechamber , and a big kitchen , and there was enough room for them to hold a private New Year 's ball . 

Lady Walters , looking very pretty in a pale blue sequinned satin dress was the very able Chairman of this year 's ball . 

The parts of the fashion feast that seemed most relevant were those that were concerned with the here and now : such as Susanne Bartsch 's Love Ball , which raised $750,000 for French Aids charities . 

Heads would have turned at a diplomatic reception , a society cocktail party , even a charity ball , but at a chess tournament . 

An inevitable part of fund-raising is the charity ball : Clarissa recently hosted A Night At The Dogs at The Park Lane Hotel . 

The language too , in front of ladies and children , I mean … and some of the behaviour at hunt balls . 

The bloody ones always left a livid mark on his sallow skin , and Slender Billy particularly wanted to look his best at the Duchess of Richmond 's ball . 

` Billy was extraordinarily generous to his friends " , says Henderson , who was a guest at McCarty-Cooper 's $250,000 ball at Miami 's Viscaya for his parents ' Golden Wedding anniversary in 1985 . 

Indeed Diana 's parents had met at her mother 's coming-out ball in April 1953 , while in her day Raine , Countess Spencer was voted ` Deb of the Year " . 

Never one to opt out , Minton starred at the boat 's fancy-dress ball when he appeared as the Mysterious Guest in female dress . 

I 'm going to a ball this summer and I have to wear a formal full-length dress . 

They go to the ball , she is indeed admired by everyone there but when they get home she realises she has lost the necklace . 

I met Mr Coary and Mr Rafter of the sewing-machine shop , and once the back-slapping was over , I set off in the manager 's car for my new lodgings . 

You could even enjoy your wine-tasting as a pre-dinner drink , as you wo n't need your car for this short journey . 

She abandoned her car in the car park of Harpenden Leisure Centre , Hertfordshire , where she worked . 

More gardens to the left , so it would make sense to suppose that you 'd come in from the right , leaving your car in the road at the end of the row . 

The export of motor cars in the past nine months is 90 per cent . 

She ran out from behind a line of parked cars in Marlowe Avenue . 

Well , we have seen electrical cars in the form of milk floats for many years , and of course they 're particularly suited to intermittent use , stopping and starting every few yards . 

If you are unable to get adequate information about running your car on unleaded fuel from your dealer or local garage phone these help lines : 

She was following behind in her car on her way home when a booby trap exploded , hurling the RUC man 's car into a ditch . 

I even walked to the hospital , rather than travelling in the car with my desperate parents , for the psychiatrist 's appointment which resulted in my ten-week enforced stay . 

Which is politically much like trying to run your old car without petrol . " 

I shall be the only person returning to his car without a shopping trolley . 

She glared at him , waiting until he had stopped the car outside her house before treating him to a cold smile . 

Shaun Gooch had turned his car into Akers Way at speeds of around eighty miles an hour . 

The other two were targeted by a gunman who stepped from a white Peugeot car at the junction of Castle Street , Millfield . 

He swerved across the road between my mini and the car behind without touching either of us , and stopped his unharmed car on our grass verge about fifty feet away . 

Replacement with a new car without making any deduction for depreciation if your car is written off or stolen within twelve months of purchase as new . 

A large black car was just driving up to the airport building . 

The two luxury cars that are capturing the German imagination . 

He urged his cabinet colleagues to set an example by swapping their luxury German cars for Tatra limousines . 

However , the lack of any service history is a major drawback when buying a six-year-old car with a greater than average degree of mechanical complexity . 

WELL , would you buy a used car from this shifty-looking guy in the slow lane ? 

Prince Charles left at 3.03pm , shaking chef Mosimann warmly by the hand as he climbed into his car . 

He stared at her for a long , shuttered moment , then wordlessly climbed out of the car and walked slowly round to her door . 

He was killed when the police were chasing him ; he crashed his car . 

It 's called The Frying pan … and it 's already caused one surprised motorist to crash his car into a sign . 

It seems to me to be accepted policy to stop a black man driving a new car . 

The pair were shot when three gunmen hijacked their car , even though they did not resist . 

The 42-year-old woman was forced to drive a raider who hijacked her car while fleeing from a bungled bank robbery . 

They shot and wounded a man before hijacking his car , which was later found abandoned . 

Porsche sold 88 cars last month ( down from 320 ) , while Jaguar sales dropped 48.8 per cent . 

It had been bought by a middle-aged nursing Sister who 'd had to sell her car to raise the deposit on the place . 

Many readers wrote about the good old days , before kids got out of hand or wild teenagers stole cars for ` joyrides " . 

Why do n't you take the car and drive off somewhere for a few days ? 

He was using my car to pick up another girlfriend at the airport . 

For our answer we have made an arbitrary assumption that he uses his car for 80% of the time for business and that half the repairs etc. relate to that car . 

But even without using her special royal train , it was not quite the everyday battle to get there . 

As local residents packed a meeting of Nailsworth Town Council in Gloucestershire , it looked as if they 'd lost their battle to save one of the town 's landmarks . 

Hence there will be an intra-organizational battle about the case for that particular innovation . 

Two weeks later , at a place called Ballinamuck , the small French army surrendered after a short battle against a numerically superior British force and were taken prisoner . 

He was later reputed to have played a role in the sea battle against the French off Sandwich in 1217 . 

A goal from Julio Berazi after five minutes was enough to settle this relegation battle against Erith and Belvedere at Marriots Close this afternoon . 

The frequent battle between parents and child when the latter is at an adolescent stage of self-assertion while the parents -- or one of them -- strive to retain the old family structure is a case in point . 

Between 14 and 16 July twenty-two people were killed in the battles between blacks , the police , and the National Guard . 

That is bad news , and threatens a continuation of the debilitating battle between the government and the parliament that has dragged on since last November . 

A PAKISTANI peace broker won a ceasefire yesterday , apparently halting artillery battles between the Afghan government and guerrillas that have caused thousands of civilian casualties . 

The battle for control of the territory , although short , was brutal ; press reports detailed a number of massacres and atrocities . 

Sunderland could virtually clinch safety at Brighton on Saturday , but Middlesbrough could face final-day drama at Wolves after losing the initiative to Leicester City in the battle for second spot . 

Organizations like the R S P C A say they 're disappointed but promise to continue their battle for a scheme to be introduced . 

er Summer of nineteen forty is the fifty year er commemoration of the Battle of Britain , er and this began as a book display and spread outwards , out of the library and along the high street . 

The party is rich in buildings , printing presses , holiday homes ; if it were to break into bits , there would be a battle over who kept the goodies . 

But the battle over the sea dumping of nuclear waste , dramatic as it became , represented only a small fraction of a much larger problem . 

FEUDING ex-lovers Mia Farrow and Woody Allen are now locked in a battle over money . 

THE Beatles are locked in a High Court battle over the rights to the cover of their album Sergeant Pepper 's Lonely Hearts Club Band . 

In practice , however , as party discipline grew , the institutional battle over the level of spending and taxing took place more and more within the government machine . 

The funds in the League treasury , now amounting to 5,000 talents ( thirty million skilled-man days ' pay ) , were used ; but this was not done without a parliamentary battle over the ethical question . 

He came into battle with the school over the obligation to parade with the Officers Training Corps . 

For years he had continued a running battle with producers and film companies whom he saw as the bad guys . 

Formerly affiliated to the Psychopomps gangcult , her chapter was broken up in 1995 during a pitched battle with the Road Cavalry in Spanish Fork , Deseret , Jessamyn is now believed to be working alone . " 

Together with Cornish mother-of-two Lynn Hicks , whose navigator husband Steve died in the Gulf , the pair are now locked in battle with the Ministry of Defence . 

GANGS of neo-Nazis fought battles with protesters in London 's Waterloo last night , bringing terror and chaos to commuters and theatregoers . 

After all , just ten years ago in Lima , Peru , police were engaged in violent battles with poor hawkers trying to scrape a living on the streets . 

These additions were taken over the London and North Western Railway in 1871 after a convoluted legal battle with the Llanelly company . 

The widow of a man who died from asbestosis has begun another court battle with British Rail over compensation . 

He says he was shot in a gun battle with Iraqi troops but escaped to Saudi Arabia . 

They will do battle in a series of daredevil duels with 24 volunteers from all over the country chosen for their speed , stamina , fitness and agility from over 2,000 hopefuls . 

Its name is associated with the site of the battle in 1388 when the men of Glarus defeated a greatly superior Austrian army and so regained their independent liberties . 

On Feb. 8 , in another gun battle near the village of Brasheet , three guerrillas were killed and one Israeli soldier was wounded ; on Feb. 11 , guerrillas launched rocket attacks on SLA positions . 

The affair is the noisiest clash ( so far ) in what must surely be the longest-running takeover battle in business history . 

His subtle military strategy -- sending Scuds to Tel Aviv , opening the land battle by attacking the US forces , parking up the air force in Iran for future use -- cold still transform the war . 

The battle against ` invaders " from North Wales and the North West of England was sparked off after they arrived at Ferryside beach , near Camarthen . 

THERE looked a slim possibility yesterday that Owners Abroad might escape the clutches of rival travel group Airtours , just a few hours ahead of the close of the £290 million bid battle at 1pm today . 

One suspects that the David and Goliath nature of their ongoing battle may have swayed the decision further in Virgin 's direction . 

` If we change the name , we show disrespect for all of the good things the party has done for Poland . " 

All four are united by a healthy disrespect for dominant tastes and the remains of a reputation for exposing new talent before the industry finds it . 

He also shows a healthy disrespect for the over-specialised , and is as much at home with the nuts and bolts of medical practice as he is with basic research in the laboratory . 

Here , too , Richard Titmuss 's exposure of the inadequacies of the ` residual " model of the welfare state bears re-examination : so does his healthy disrespect for econometric models as a foundation for social policy . 

The same crusading disrespect for authority has characterized his life ever since . 

The most disturbing threat to our freedom and security is the growing disrespect for the rule of law . 

Nonetheless , disrespect for the law and the general customs of society are commonly a sign of addictive disease . 

It is little wonder that the private sector mimics the Government in its disrespect for pensions . 

To disregard that is to show disrespect for those who are colleagues , those whom the head is leading and without whose support he or she can not manage . 

Much as he mistrusted almost every Irishman with whom he came in contact on the Continent ( Bishop Clement for his disrespect of patristic authority , the priest Sampson for his cavalier attitude to the baptismal rite , Virgil of Salzburg for sowing dissension between himself and the duke of Bavaria as well as for believing that the world was round ) , Boniface 's establishing of monasteries as the learned back-up to missionary work and his devotion to the papacy and to Rome both owed something to the Irish background in England . 

Without any disrespect to them , we appreciate that Howard Wilkinson is n't the sort of a manager to make that decision without a lot of thought . 

` No disrespect to John Beck , but the club has been happier since he left . " 

But I do n't want that sort of marriage -- no disrespect to your Sol , sister dear ! 

Marius Steen was often criticized for his healthy disrespect for ` Art " and there are many stories of this supposed philistinism which he loved to tell against himself ( On first hearing of Michelangelo , he is reputed to have asked ` Michael who ? " 

Only Salman Rushdie who -- no disrespect intended -- is very much British-based . 

He did n't treat you with disrespect -- he just assumed you were a mere mortal like the rest of us . 

After capture he was arraigned on a charge of sabotage , and was shot in Rome .

Any prisoner suspected of undermining this work was found guilty of sabotage and put to death without trial .

Economic development since independence was severely handicapped by sabotage and political strife .

` He is responsible for the sabotage on the Base and he has implicated himself by trying to escape , " Bishop said harshly .

New Zealand had been outraged by the French sabotage of the Greenpeace ship , which had planned to monitor France 's nuclear tests in the Pacific .

They did n't actually go in for sabotage or anything , did they ? "

The idealists also include extremists who are prepared to break laws and commit acts of industrial sabotage ( or ecotage ) in order to further their aims .

Death sentences were passed on Jan. 11 on three alleged " counter-revolutionaries " convicted of terrorism , sabotage and enemy propaganda .

It accused Mr Mandela of carrying out acts of sabotage on dates when he was in prison .

The chief task of MI5 between 1939 and 1945 was to counter German espionage and sabotage in Britain and the empire .

Many regarded his words as perhaps signalling that his feud with Alain Prost -- fuelled to boiling point after their collision at Suzuka last October -- may be cooling slightly . 

For instance , the rule of contributory negligence applicable to collisions at sea differed from that established by the common law of tort . 

John Byrne , 64 , of Cleveland Avenue , Trimdon Village , had to be cut free from his car after the collision at 11.40 am yesterday . 

The inner solid planets , it is claimed , were created by a catastrophic collision between two giant planets orbiting where Mars and the asteroid belt now reside . 

When we calculate the uncertainty , Ap , in the momentum transferred to the electron by the photon , we treat their collision in a particle way , just like a collision between two billiard balls . 

The collision between a BMW and a lorry was the third serious crash in three weeks on the road . 

In Atlante occidentale , the writer Ira Epstein meets the particle physicist Piero Brahe after a near collision in mid-air between their two light aircraft in the skies above Geneva . 

Thirty minutes of fast driving , involving quite a few near collisions in the fog shrouded streets , had finally brought Curtis 's quarry and his unwilling chauffeur clear of the city . 

The incident was the second U.S.-Russian submarine collision in 14 months . 

The recent calculations were done only for the collision of an electron and a positron , a collision common in particle accelerators . 

The contorted peaks of the Torres del Paine rise at the very site of collision of two of the world 's largest plates -- the South American and the Antarctican Plates . 

In Gloucestershire a woman was trapped by her legs after a two-car collision on the A 46 at Cleeve Hill near Cheltenham . 

Recently , I had seven near collisions with automobiles during one 12-mile run along the Thames . 

He found himself running on grass , regardless of the danger of possible collision with hidden trees or gravestones . 

The Williams ' driver 's excellent performance on a drying track at Monza was overshadowed by Berger 's collision with Ferrari team-mate Jean Alesi . 

A FORMER Mayor of Prestatyn , Mark Garfield Jones , offered a £200 reward last night after his daughter 's horse had to be put down following a collision with a van which did not stop . 

The meeting would be their first on an American track since their collision eight years ago at the Los Angeles Olympics . 

For an exhibition he built a small electron accelerator with a cloud chamber as detector for the particles produced by the electron collisions . 

The pilot released the cable but could not keep the glider straight , or stop in time to prevent the collision . 

The trouble was the improperly designed fuel tank ; this tended to fracture , particularly after rear-end collisions . 

Others die from collisions with vessels travelling up and down the river , and from explosions carried out during river bank construction . 

On 18 June 1927 , there was a collision between two cars ( presumably L.C.C. cars ) in London Road , Mitcham , when they met on temporary track where relaying was in progress . 

An example would be where a large articulated motor vehicle was turning a sharp corner and in doing so had a slight collision with a parked car . 

Even after a similar collision at Hyde , near Manchester , no further safety checks were brought in before the £5 million Newton layout was commissioned . 

In such cases the spray of particles emanating from the electron-positron collision would be entirely consistent with the steps expected for the decay of a B meson ( see Figure ) . 

For instance , the Newtonian paradigm will include methods of applying Newton 's laws to planetary motion , pendulums , billiard-ball collisions , and so on . 

With practice , however , the race action becomes enjoyable , particularly in close battles with your opponents as you carefully avoid collisions with them . 

The huge lorry is forced to mount the kerb to avoid a collision with the oncoming car . 

The brave Stewart , solid as ever at the back , played the entire second half with a bandaged head after a collision with an opponent . 

A TEENAGE motorist suffered serious face injuries in a head-on collision on a country road . 

The case arose out of a fatal road accident in Illinois , the plaintiff 's parents having been killed as a result of a head-on collision between their Volkswagen Rabbit and another vehicle . 

PC Peter Betts was on a training run when he crashed into a hedge as he tried to avoid a head-on collision with a lorry . 

Conception takes place when the man 's and the woman 's seed collide , just as in the universe at large the collision of atoms produces new things ( p. 54 ) . 

Doctors fear New York Jets defensive lineman Dennis Byrd will never walk again after breaking his neck in a collision with a team-mate during a 23-7 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs . 

A SCHOOLGIRL suffered a catalogue of injuries when she was thrown from her bicycle in a collision with a car . 

A MAN seriously injured in a collision with a bus was last night fighting for life in Wrexham Maelor hospital . 

An official of Libyan Arab Airlines said that reports of a mid-air collision between the airliner and a Libyan military aircraft were being investigated . 

It would , you may recall , have coincided with a heavy-duty exercise at Catterick Camp involving a mid-air collision of civilian and military aircraft . 

The collision happened off Malaysia 48 hours after the Greek-registered ship left Singapore on a voyage advertised as a ` cruise to nowhere " . 

The collision occurred at about 9.15 this morning , when there was torrential rain across much of the Cotswolds . 

A ballad about a soldier returning from war and being wooed by the king 's daughter . 

The butler seized the glass where upon the fairies tried to regain the cup but realising that they were no match for this mortal they finally abandoned the struggle and vanished , leaving the butler with the glass cup and according to a ballad by the German poet Uhland with this warning . 

Edward 's ` forthright " , breathy style lends itself naturally to blues ( Mississippi Lad or I 'm not your fool any more , also featuring Waits on vocals , and the soft and low Ballad for a Bronze Beauty ) , but less well to the rest of the album , parts of which also have an oddly out of character Brazilian flavour . 

Oscar Wilde 's Ballad of Reading Gaol tells of the hanging of a trooper at the prison : 

Seating ourselves on the trunk of an old ash-tree that stretched along the ground , Coleridge read aloud with a sonorous and musical voice , the ballad of Betty Foy . 

The reformers ' wish to separate the sacred from the profane also led to the repression of many of the popular ballads of the day , which combined a godly lyric with a well-known tune . 

His popularity as a songwriter rested mainly on his English ballads , much used in drawing-rooms . 

Just before the onset of her fatal illness , Lizzie recorded a superb rendering of the North-east witch ballad Alison Gross , got from her father for the Grampian Television film Journey to a Kingdom . 

On other occasions he would relate long tales of his travels or burst into gypsy songs or ancient Danish ballads . 

Do they have ballads about transporting the two white men dressed as women up to the great watery anaconda to the south , or however they might put it ? 

The ` folk community " is idealized , with no recognition of the huge variety of musical practices ( and social forms ) involved ( think of the differences between the music , and social function , of , say , West African griots , American Indian ceremonial songs and European medieval ballads ) ; in very , very few -- if any -- of these cases is there no class differentiation ( and thus hierarchies , divisions of function , and so on ) ; in none would it be true to say that musical production occurs ` naturally " rather than as the result of learned skills and conventions . 

In the words of the Irish ballad , the birds they were singing from tree to tree . 

I even composed a ballad on the subject which was subsequently printed in our Cutter Magazine . 

He was gleeful about the idea of a Faber ` Vaudeville " production in 1929 where he starred as a baritone singing Bolovian Ballads and a song about a blue baboon . 

As they walk they sing a special ballad composed by the archdeacon 's niece for the occasion . 

PETER PEARS : We were staying in Escondido on the West Coast of America with Rae Robertson and Ethel Bartlett , the pianists for whom Ben wrote the Scottish Ballad . 

Alison had seized hold of Franca 's long plait of dark hair and drawn it out from behind the chair . 

Her eyes grew accustomed to the dark and she pushed back her heavy plaits of hair , rubbing her eyes tiredly . 

She tossed her plait over her shoulder and looked round at all the mess . 

Her long flaxen hair was coiled up in a thick plait at the top of her head . 

Then he caught hold of the girl , roughly , by her plait , and dragged her round in front of him . 

Her hair is in two little plaits , and she was wearing a rather dashing pink nylon night-gown . 

A woman with a blond plait was seen getting out of a car with a man near the canal upstream of Sharpness . 

She watched Margaret Lacey lean forward across her desk and pull hard on one of Maura Ryan 's long blonde plaits . 

` I love your hair ! " said Victoria , enviously , staring at Elizabeth 's blonde plaits , and Elizabeth giggled . 

The therapist had understood , had agreed that poor Mrs Skipton should have a telephone , had thrown up her muscle-roped arms in dismay on hearing of Mr Skipton 's frugality . 

It was found that Mrs Thomlinson 's frugality had been deceptive . 

Garway 's learning and his frugality were widely admired , and he seems to have demanded of the government the same standards . 

The issue came up in one of the many video teleconferences of the interagency group Clarke chaired , and Clarke said he approved of how the FBI was dealing with the matter when it came up for interagency discussion at his level .

Thus , well-designed national cap and trade programs can help use government resources and taxpayer dollars more efficiently at both the state and federal level .

Although it affected Youngstown and the surrounding area more than it affected other regions , the local people simply could not solve a national crisis on a local level .

We found no evidence that anyone at the White House above the level of Richard Clarke participated in a decision on the departure of Saudi nationals .

It is necessary to work within the national legal system in order to gain policy reform beyond the local level ; however , with widely differing concepts of justice a a balance is difficult to achieve .

The analysis confirms—and extends to a global level—previous research showing that many major health risks are important across the range of exposure levels , not just among individuals exposed to high levels of risk .

It 's beyond frustrating to me , as someone who has studied Constitutional Law , who competed on the the national level on it in law school , and who published an article on it , to hear people who clearly have n't done the first of these talk about it as if they know better than I do what the Constitution says , means , and is all about .

We also work hard and lobby for better animal welfare laws at the local , state and federal government levels and we insist they enforce existing laws to prevent animal cruelty .

The higher levels of the union became increasingly disassociated with Youngstown and its plight , attempting to shut out the appeals from workers and local union representatives and to ignore what was really happening .

- -- - the co-ordination of youth leadership training and youth empowerment efforts at the neighborhood level by means of neighborhood-based youth councils ;

In addition , there exists a complex relationship between what are perceived as different levels of indigenous identity ; the Nasa , for example , divide themselves into the traditional , modern , and new .

However , it is at the level of the individual career that we can most clearly see the micro-level behaviour that fills the relatively structure-less context .

All levels of society share a feverish interest in the Sport of Kings .

The event will take place : Wednesday , August 15 Four Seasons Aviara ( Northern San Diego , CA) Golf Lunch will start at 11am Tee times at 12:15pm An informal reception afterwards Limited to 40 people Cost is $5k per person Dinner Reception 6 to 6:45pm Dinner 7 to 8:30pm Speakers Tom DeLay and David Horowitz $1,500 per person , $2,500 per couple There are four levels of sponsorship : $100K , $50k , $25k and $15k .

Your gift will enable CCI to provide these and other necessary services at a neighborhood level , face-to-face , where it counts .

She is in the most active of the four levels available , but should the need arise , she can move on to assisted living facilities within the same complex .

Carolyn 's supporting example , that higher level courses with more difficult and plentiful homework are worth the same amount of credit as introductory 100-level courses , drives this point home .

After all , I could get half a unit a semester for up to four semesters -- a typical class is worth one unit , and a typical physical education course of any level is worth half a unit , with a maximum of two physical education units counting toward graduation requirements .

We have groups for every level of expertise and programs for all seasons .

What happened in Youngstown may not seem significant on an international or even on a national level , and perhaps it is not .

The conservation groups providing information to chefs and retailers and lists of environmentally appropriate seafoods to consumers are the same groups working to affect fisheries management on the political and regulatory level , Moore said .

I want to ask you , therefore , to renew your valued World Wildlife Fund membership and , hopefully , at the Living Planet Society level of $750 .

It functioned like a Spinning Wheel , twisting fibers of time space and folding them on a molecular level to create what he called `` Newmatter .

With many more cultures , religions , and economic levels living in close proximity to one another , a curious phenomenon has overtaken the area : regionalism .

But really , Nathan , your queer habits of conversation have reached a new level . ''

Does she offer more of things to her interlocutors when ` asked " , as well as demand things from them ? 

In the standard paradigm the interlocutors are separated by a screen to ensure that communication is restricted to the verbal channel . 

There was no reason for it , except that when he was talking to Jimmy Williams he regularly felt that Jimmy required his interlocutors to act a part . 

Sutcliffe , for example , ( 1982a : 148 ) indicates that his informants reported that they used " Jamaican Creole " with black interlocutors in the playground . 

When Jinny went over with a bowl of water to wash her udder , she stirred restlessly , flicking her tail . 

Fees have beautiful faces with hypnotic eyes , though they may be identified by a physical flaw , such as a snake 's tail or bird 's feet . 

She lashed out with her tail , overturning ships , smashing down a lighthouse . 

Pigs started to snuffle in the barn and cows began to eat their grass and flick their tails . 

I was told to look out for a redstart at the next bend , its black face and chestnut tail showing for brief moments as it darted into the open , out and back , fly catching . 

First , vets fiercely condemned the practice of docking tails -- the most famous examples of which are the Queen 's corgis . 

Relatively small head and less well marked facial disc than other owls are its best field marks , together with distinctive habit of flicking tail . 

Every time she went out she missed his pleading eyes and thumping tail ; but today it seemed worse than ever , somehow , to set forth quite alone . 

Cleo cast a dubious glance at the dogs who were all looking up at Lorimer with smiling , gaping mouths and wagging tails . 

We tend to dismiss the ability of a lizard or a salamander to regrow a lost tail by saying that these are relatively simple and unspecialized creatures . 

One monkey , a female called Gena , ripped off her own tail after being returned from a dental research project at Guy 's Hospital in London . 

His legs were bent , unintentional but lucky because they folded neatly under him and stopped his tail from slamming down hard on the tiles . 

His upper body , dorsal and tail are a rich orange , his lower body bright green , and his chin , chest and short triangular pelvic fins a dramatic contrast of jet black . 

A mare in oestrus , in typical ` saw-horse " position , raises her tail attractively but maintains submissive , flattened ears . 

Dead fish brought in for examination -- mostly grouper and silver bream -- were covered with red spots on the stomach , gills and near the tail and dorsal fins . 

The early fossil bony fish have tails with the long blade uppermost , whereas the more advanced living bony fish have a tail that is symmetrical , and more effective in producing a horizontal thrust . 

This beast was a cross between an enormous DRAGON and a snake , having great purple and green scales , a forked tail and long fangs . 

It had an elephant 's tail and a boar 's head which was bearded , goat-fashion . 

Only other white-breasted duck is short-necked heavy-billed Shoveler drake , and only the white-headed maritime drake Long-tailed Duck also has a long tail . 

Looking like huge , animated pine-cones , these unusual animals are covered in large , overlapping scales that extend right down to the tip of the long , prehensile tail . 

It was the wet nose of one of Raimundo 's shaggy lurchers , who was frantically waving her long crooked tail . 

Initially the males with slightly longer than average tails might have been fitter than average ; females who preferred to mate with them would have an advantage because they would produce better sons . 

A large , striking and unmistakable white-spotted bird , with conspicuous crest and long white-edged tail . 

Female ( Greyhen ) is like a much smaller female Capercaillie with forked tail and narrow pale wing-bar , and no rufous patch on breast or white on flanks . 

From paler forms of much smaller Tawny Owl , differs also in its long tail , which hangs down in flight , and relatively smaller eyes . 

The only difficult character is the catfish , which during its formative life feeds upon aquatic insect life , but which will turn its attention to small fish and the tails of larger ones as it reaches maturity . 

Bully wagged his tail on seeing Angela , but Angela did n't pat him . 

One whiff of the opened container will make an on-heat goat wag her tail in the characteristic manner . 

Instead of taking to her heels , as any sensible pariah dog would have done , she advanced wagging her tail to sniff at him . 

The poster shows Campese arrested in full flight by the tail of a pursuing red dragon , with the caption : ` Capture the magic of the wizards of Oz " . 

The sinuous tail of a dragon , also in gold and jewel colours , wreathed itself like a border round the edge of the other tile . 

She 's calling to a little dog which is running after summat with his tail wagging like mad . 

Mrs Hobden went down on her knees and stroked her gently , and as Sandy 's tail wagged feebly at her touch she burst into tears . 

It also means that all other quarter-finalists -- Canada , Ireland , Scotland , Western Samoa and France -- might have to join the rest of the world in the qualifying rounds , expected to start later this year .

Gedge went on to regret persuading the rest of the band that it was good enough for release as a single .

It is that conditioning in the cask that marks it out from the rest of the world 's beers .

Edward the First had sacked the town in 1296 , as an example to the rest of the country of what to expect if his take-over was opposed ; but thereafter that megalomaniac prince had found it useful as a staging-point for his occupation of the northern kingdom .

Sooner , rather than later , Europe will be forced to bring the standard of its financial reporting in line with the rest of the world , not least the US .

The rest of this chapter will describe some of the resultant advantages for the historian of recent times .

` Kenny had been given permission to fly up to Stockport later than the rest of the lads because one of his children was ill .

It was only a matter of getting back into Mr Randolph 's house and getting the rest of the money .

Stop for lunch at the Sucrerie de la Montagne en route , before spending the rest of the day at leisure in this city of wide avenues and tree-lined squares .

` After all , '' Katerina Hartmann defiantly says , ` we were just fighting for our country like the rest of the world . ''

General : Rain and drizzle over north-west Scotland , and some snow on the hills at first , will spread south-eastwards across the rest of Scotland and Northern Ireland .

That I belong to a sort of band of people who have to stand against all the rest .

The rest of the time can be spent exploring Svaneke 's winding streets with museums , half-timbered houses and lush gardens , or taking a boat trip to unspoilt Christianso island and it navel fortresses .

The enormous growth of population in the rest of England began in the 1740s .

That horn does n't look too good though , he thought , scratching his head and glaring at the disinterested horse , which had stepped back on it while it was lying with the rest of the dismantled bits on the floor of the shed .

If only she could understand the excruciating pain her boys are suffering when she treats them like this , and realise that they will carry that pain for the rest of their lives .

For the rest of my life I mean to try and make amends by helping such people to live cleaner and healthier lives . ''

The rest of the LASMO team felt that the entire trip was equally successful .

` We will keep the ones which are really historic but some of the rest are in such poor condition they will have to be demolished . ''

They were getting the best of it , too , for there were only serving-people left and a few armed men , since the rest went off north with the courier .

The pigeons were then split into two groups , one of which had their bills smeared with olive oil and the other with turpentine . 

There are many small birds with short bills , short wings and all-round vision . 

There is a small but distinctive group of larger birds with longer wings , hooked bills and forward vision . 

Analogies played almost as important a part in the system as affinities did ; animals with long snouts should occupy a place similar to birds with long bills , for example . 

Exceptions would be certain Loranthaceous and Viscaceous seeds , which birds remove from their bills by brushing them through bark crevices , or the passage of seeds through an animal to germinate in its dung . 

The male starling has a steel blue tinge to the base of its bill and the female , a pink tinge . 

Drake has white face and forehead , and in summer blue bill ; duck 's pale face is crossed by white line ; both have base of bill swollen . 

It is noisy and can often be located by a loud drumming sound made by the bird hammering its bill on wood . 

Oystercatchers use their bright orange bills to open shellfish , but use two distinct types of opening techniques . 

Other birds you could see along this stretch include oystercatchers with their black and white plumage , bright orange bills and piping call , black headed gulls , kestrels and of course mute swans . 

One brave larger bird landed on our table and promptly stuck his bill into the butter ! 

The swan stuck his bill in the air and paddled upstream slowly . 

Through one of the glass panes in Plover Hide I could see a twite : a plump little linnet-like bird , brown , streaky-breasted , with a bright yellow stubby bill . 

In and out of coves flitted the gulls , small and pretty , with softly rounded heads and neat yellow bills . 

The contrast between the yellow bill and the red spot on the bill of a herring acts as a stimulus to cause the young gull to feed off their parents by pecking their gulls . 

The small thin bill of the bird is the ideal tool for prising concealed invertebrates out of crevices in the bark but it is a rapier rather then a bludgeon . 

Narrowly victorious in a mudslinging campaign , Mrs Richards -- a divorced mother of four -- became the first woman to hold the office since 1935 . 

THE elderly mother of Health Secretary Virginia Bottomley had to wait more than three hours for an emergency operation at an NHS hospital , it was revealed last night . 

` As the full-time mother of pre-school twins , I just thought that I had to put up with Sam 's barely concealed fling with a neighbour , " says Tina . 

` Holy Mary Mother of God ! " cried the nurse , crossing herself . 

The overwhelming majority of children , 98% , live with their natural mother . 

Kim 's mother took this idea further by making some of the activities given to Kim those that would involve her helpfully with the baby . 

Two thirds of girls would confide in their mother whereas only one in ten would talk to their dad about sex . 

Small girls can be found playing at ` house " , disconcerting their feminist mothers . 

He was dull , untidy in his books , arrogant and morose , with slovenly characteristics that hardly endeared him to his perfectionist mother . 

She had found it hard to reconcile Flora 's intelligence with her old-fashioned wifey-at-home role , retrograde from her schoolmistress mother . 

On Sunday , sitting between his father aid mother ii the Unitarian chapel , he only knew that where people were sad and solemn I was overcome , half-suffocated by the sadness aid the solemnity . 

Chattily : ` You 've no idea how many different kinds of biscuits Mother left behind in the larder . 

With a painter father and a musician mother , it might not have been easy to decide in which artistic direction to steer the young Sylvestra . 

When Betsy was in her twenties , her father died suddenly , leaving her mother with unexpected debts of over £800 , a vessel without a master , and three daughters to support . 

Many male transvestites have a history of being dressed when toddlers by their doting mothers in pretty dresses . 

They say that in such a case you search for your mother for the rest of your life . 

Her father 's memories of Oonagh were embedded in stained glass , making the missing mother into something of a saint , a saint whose life had been difficult . 

It was considered a very eccentric pursuit for a female ; people used to commiserate with my mother for having such an awful daughter with such odd tastes . 

An 11-year-old Leeds girl is attempting to divorce her parents , accusing her mother of treating her like a slave . 

Young tigers are dependent on their mothers for at least 18 months , after which the family ( left ) breaks up . 

The second order prohibited the mother from having verbal , personal contact or contact by correspondence with the father and similarly the father to have no contact with the mother . 

Parenting breakdown meant that the child had been looked after by someone other than its mother for at least six months . 

Mother never stopped telling me she did n't care for the lax morals that had become so fashionable since the outbreak of the war . 

Often she was afraid that when she sent Fenna away she would become like her mother , that there would be nothing , nothing left . 

As bus driver Mirsad Nevsetovic , a Muslim married to a Serb , expressed the apparently forlorn hope that ` both sides see sense " , it all became too much for his wife 's Serbian mother . 

Both gods and mortal men found her captivating , and by her first husband Tithonius she became the mother of Memnon , King of Ethiopia and one of the Egyptian gods . 

` I hope you 're not becoming an alcoholic , " said my mother with the unfairness of the recently offended . 

During that period , he was becoming increasingly uncommunicative and violent towards his mother . 

Roger Bakeman and Josephine Brown at the Georgia State University have compared the social behaviour of preterm babies and their mothers with that of mothers with babies born at the end of the full nine months . 

Constanza told me how alone she felt between her mother and that baby ; only her friends were a support , some of them , too , turning against the war . 

New mothers are so terrified of their babies getting cold that they may run into the opposite danger . 

A mother of triplets , who almost had one of her babies snatched by a bogus health worker , has been talking about her ordeal . 

Take the hypothetical case of Sheila , the 21-year-old single mother of Mark , aged six months , and two other children of three-and-a-half and two years . 

She blamed her mother for thoughtlessly producing so many children . 

Laverne 's mother emerges from the office with the child on her hip as ever . 

A mother of two young children who faced eviction because her landlord had n't paid the mortgage , has been given a reprieve . 

“ As Anthony said to Cleopatra , as he opened a crate of ale , some girls are bigger than others , some girls ' mothers are bigger than other girls ' mothers … ” 

Your mother was a silly greedy girl -- a gold-digger who wanted to marry above her station , but took fright at the last moment , without caring what hurt she bestowed . 

Now Nichols 's mother could say , ` There goes my son the movie director . " 

Last night , Marie , the mother of a school-age son Connor , was not at her two-bedroom flat in Southampton . 

` Oh -- exercising my cynicism on the American Women 's Movement ; falling hopelessly in love ; visiting my mother ; failing to see my son . 

She almost walked right past the tent , then saw the statue of her mother and brought the sad remains of her son to lay them at Tallis 's feet . 

The boys ' mother , Tracey Gardiner , 29 , and her five-month-old son , escaped unharmed after a neighbour and a passing mini-cab driver broke down the door and woke them up . 

After that point , the recovery from widespread disease and the high death-rate was dramatic . 

Dons president John Fashanu has suffered his own autumnus horribilis , and his recovery from a hip injury has n't come a moment too soon for manager Joe Kinnear . 

Anne made a good recovery from her illness and three weeks later was back in circulation . 

What makes this practice abhorrent is the fact that recovery from surgery , as we all know , involves shock , pain , distress , and suffering . 

According to the club call Rod Wallace 's recovery from his hamstring injury has speeded up greatly and he is ` in with a good chance " of playing against Battyburn on Sunday . 

Bayfield and England captain Will Carling are playing only after making near-miraculous recoveries from injuries against Otago in Dunedin last weekend . 

SCHOOLMATES of a young hit and run victim today prayed for the recovery of their soccer-mad pal . 

` So here 's to your full recovery , and a brilliant future , Ginny , darling . " 

The significance of the economic recovery , such as it was , in 1977- 8 caused much debate and some perplexity . 

I dream of Strathspeld , and the long summers of my childhood passed in a trance of lazy pleasure , ending with that day , running through the woods ( but I turn away from that memory , the way I 've learned to over the years ) ; I wander again through the woods and the small , hidden glens , along the shores of the ornamental lochan and the river and its loch and I 'm standing near the old boathouse in that defeatingly bright sunlight , light dancing on water , and I see two figures , naked and thin and white in the grass beyond the reed beds , and as I watch them the light turns from gold to silver and then to white , and the trees seem to shrink in on themselves , leaves disappearing in the chill coruscations of that enveloping white blaze while the view all around me becomes brighter and darker at once and all is reduced to black and white ; trees are bare and black , the ground smother-smoothed in white and the two young figures are gone , while one even smaller one -- booted , gloved , coat-tails flying behind -- runs laughing across the white level of the frozen loch . 

The terse Latin of a Cambridgeshire assize role records how , in the fourteenth century , a boy went out on stilts after birds ' eggs and was drowned in the heart of the fen . 

No swans ' , cranes ' , or bitterns ' eggs could be taken from the fen . 

In 1605 Lord Chief Justice Popham , prosecutor of Guy Fawkes , Ralegh , and the Queen of Scots , ` undertook " to drain the fen at Upwell . 

The management of the Suffolk Water Company have admitted that the borehole is damaging the fen , and are exploring the possibility of opening an alternative . 

Work has already started on saving the fen , which is drying out because of the extraction of drinking water from a borehole by the Suffolk Water Company . 

He double-checked the pockets of his suit and turned up a folded business card belonging to one Murray Mancuso , Offshore Investors Ltd . 

He fumbled a packet from the pocket of his anorak and I lit one for him with the dashboard lighter . 

Jill greeted her arrival , completing the notes she was writing before clipping her pen into the pocket of her dress . 

He dried it , slid it into its sheath , and accepted the coins Bertha Cohen drew from her apron pocket . 

He pushed a clip into it and rammed four more into his jacket pockets . 

She went to the table , closed her hand around a bottle and slid it into her skirt pocket . 

He jumped forward , snatched the testament , and thrust it into his tunic pocket . 

Yes , Henry thought sourly , pushing a torch into his anorak pocket and looking round for his bobble hat . 

He made piles of quarters in his sock drawer when he emptied his pockets at night . 

With a firm little nod , and still smiling , she pushed the note into her dressing-gown pocket before going downstairs to find a bucket . 

Not that he had the faintest idea of the contents of the envelope he carried within the breast pocket of the jacket he declined to hand over to the stewardess . 

Reaching into his breast pocket , he drew out a crushed roll-up . 

Douglas listened carefully , and with an automatic gesture pulled out a cigarette packet from his breast pocket . 

She laughed and took off her glasses , then gently slid her hand into his pocket . 

The three lapsed into silence until the lorry was rumbling over Tower Bridge , then Freddie slipped his hand into his coat pocket and took out a handful of silver . 

Vi ran to the paper-seller , digging into her pocket for a penny , shaking open the newspaper with agitated hands . 

He felt inside his own coat pocket and pulled out the corkscrew . 

An hour or so ago , she had seen a stone of the right size and shape lying on the edge of a garden , and had put it into her pocket . 

The Israeli put his hand into the pocket of his shorts and drew out a scrap of paper . 

He took the envelope from his inside pocket and extracted the first paragraph of Goering 's letter . 

I take my hands out of my pockets , and step forward the last pace . 

The chart had dried into stiff and faded folds , but Billingsley did not look at it , instead he just screwed it up and thrust it into a pocket of his expensive jacket . 

At first I could n't see them , but when I heard a little quack I had a close look and saw them all there huddled together and trying to keep warm . 

Two hours of sipping Bell 's and listening to the quacks of the local Scampi and Mateus Rosé crowd made the whole issue seem much simpler . 

Five mallard shot past the tree in which he was hidden , their muttered quacks in mid-air soft as the sun that crept the way they were going and began to fill the lake with light . 

Drake has whistling flight note , ‘ sostmieu ’ , not unlike sound of some ducks ' wing-beats ; duck has a laughing quack , ‘ ak-ak-ak …

Call-note of drake a whistling ` crrick , crrick " , of duck a short , high-pitched quack ; courting parties in spring utter a chorus of bell-like notes . 

In spring drake has a curious crackling note , like a single match being rattled in a match box ; duck has a low quack . 

Drake has a low moorhen-like weak nasal ` gseee " and in courtship a rather musical croak , and duck a rather hoarse quack . 

One duck usually raises the alarm ( a deep quack ) and suddenly every eye on the jetty snaps open to follow the man across the bridge until out of sight . 

His idea found a ready audience among those , not least the Republicans , who were angered by the constant refusal of the Royal government to contemplate even an extension of the very limited franchise which prevailed .

Combined Concerns had appealed against Scarborough Council 's refusal of permission for the scheme at Bog Hall .

The Law Society announced today that it would appeal to the Court of Appeal against the Divisional Court 's refusal of its application for a declaration that the Lord Chancellor 's proposed standard fee scheme was unlawful .

He maintained his refusal to comment on the polls , and remained adamant he would never do deals on proportional representation .

They are not due for release until 1992 , and are among some 400 young men held in Greek prisons for their refusal on religious grounds to perform military service .

On Dec. 11 the Supreme Court refused to review the unanimous refusal on Sept. 8 by the Court of Appeals to reconsider the earlier decision .

Democrats also responded with incredulity when Thomas justified his refusal to comment on Roe v. Wade on the grounds that he had never previously discussed this historically significant decision during his entire legal career .

He referred in a May 8 press conference to the refusal of Gibraltar 's Chief Minister José ( Joe ) Bossano to allow Spain access to Gibraltar 's international airport ( as agreed in 1987 ) .

This could also be the motive behind the Creole refusals of requests which were discussed earlier .

He held none the less , in the light of the medical evidence , that her refusal to undergo treatment at the London specialist centre should be overruled .

Ballater sensed obstinate refusal rather than a willingness to bargain .

If there was a single reason , thought Henry , why he was once again determined to poison her , it was probably her stubborn refusal to go along with his earlier attempt .

Editors sometimes justify their refusal to publish letters by victims of attacks in their newspapers , on the grounds that they contain passages libellous of their journalists .

The British Prime Minister , John Major , has spoken out against the US 's refusal to commit itself to a declaration concerning targets and schedules aimed at controlling emissions of greenhouse gasses .

The meeting had been jeopardized in early September by Prince Sihanouk 's refusal to travel to Jakarta .

The sister of Derek Bentley , hanged 40 years ago for encouraging an accomplice to shoot a policeman , was today launching a High Court challenge to the Home Secretary 's refusal of a posthumous pardon .

Hoddle 's refusal to deny that he 's about leave has only heightened the suspicion that he is .

The High Court imposed the fine for contempt of court for refusal to obey an order to name the informants who told of links between the RUC and Loyalist gangs .

Surgeons say the men 's refusal to accept blood severely hampered their treatment after their car was speared on a motorway crash barrier .

The relative failure of cricket as a popular spectacle lay ` in the deliberate refusal of its administrators to modernize .

A mere failure to respond , within the 14-day time limit or at all , does not necessarily amount to an unreasonable refusal .

The health unions ' refusal to return to the negotiating table proved a major mistake .

From the Chansons and from the provençal lays of the troubadours , we learn a great deal about the aspirations of society of this age . 

Researches into Border ballads were to lead to the composition of Scott 's immensely popular Lay of the Last Minstrel . 

The family acquired property in Spain and entertained on a surprisingly lavish scale . 

He still retained property in Dudley , being the largest payer of poor rates there in 1649 ; apart from houses in the town , his land at Netherton Hall nearby was set down at 195 UNC acres . 

The plaintiff was an English company which owned property in Egypt prior to 1956 . 

Landlord Alan Thornton is calling for council chiefs to take action to remove pigeons which have left his property in Ellison Street , Hartlepool , coated in a thick layer of bird droppings . 

Okay all he 's done is given tacit consent , he owns property in England , fine , but that still counts only as tacit consent . 

Once a Renaissance palace , after 1709 it became the property of Count Vrtba who commissioned Kaňka to rebuild it for him . 

The atmosphere is the common property of every nation on earth . 

If innkeepers did not have a right of sale they would be left with the property of guests which they could not realise in order to satisfy the debt . 

` Scientific knowledge , like language , is intrinsically the common property of a group or else nothing at all . 

The Culpeppers owned the vast and neighbouring estate of Bedgebury and are likely to have bought Pattenden to extend their property . 

It has also to be recognized that all owners may need to make alterations and improvements to their property from time to time . 

Improbable though it may sound , Rutland men found themselves having , with ` much heauiness " , to fork out on the basis of the full value of their property which they had unguardedly divulged . 

Essex Water and Severn Trent Water , for example , allow meters to be installed in your house , while South West Water insists they are fitted outside the boundary of your property . 

The solicitor also checks with the local authority to make sure there is no rail link or other plan that will adversely affect the value of your property . 

Nothing came of this , but in 1591 he was appointed to his only national post , the chamberlainship of the Exchequer , setting up office on his Blackfriars property . 

As I wrote earlier , the house where we lived was Church property , having been given to St. Martin 's by an eighteenth-century benefactor . 

Though church property remained intact , it became progressively less secure . 

On June 11 the Supreme Soviet passed mass privatization legislation under which vouchers worth between 5,000 and 10,000 roubles would be distributed to all citizens to enable them to purchase shares in state property . 

Hand over my property to him and his kids rent-free in the interests of good public relations ? " 

In 1456-8 he was certainly in England , for he made over all his property to others by letters patent ; he was at the time verger to the collegiate chapel of St Stephen , Westminster . 

Another common cause of recorded disputes was the " theft " of church property by laymen . 

The name of the plant describes its historical use by the ladies of Venice who used the plant in the belief that its property of dilating the pupil of the eye converted them into lustrous wide-eyed beauties . 

The paintings became State property after being nationalised in 1918 from the collection of Irina 's industrialist father , Sergei , by Lenin in person . 

The markings not only make it harder for a thief to sell your property but will also make it easier for the police to identify the rightful owner whenever stolen goods are recovered . 

If the debtor owns a property , the plaintiff can ask the court to make an order charging the debtor 's house or Mat with the amount of the debt . 

The studio was once part of a railway company property and that is where the old railwayman comes in . 

I 've explained that it 's the King 's personal property until safely delivered to the addressee , but he does n't seem to understand . " 

A newly-wed husband legally acquired all his wife 's real and personal property , and he could dispose of it exactly as he thought fit . 

In fact , the Royal Collection is Crown property , not her personal property , and as such there is no question of levying tax on it . 

SNOBBISH homeowners are appealing to be put into higher council tax bands to boost their property 's price and their own social status . 

Exceptional items of £184m relating to write-downs on the company 's property , increased Stanhope Properties ' losses before tax from £77.4m to £215m for the year to 30 June . 

When you want to borrow on a mortgage , the prospective lenders will have the property valued at your expense . 

Sar n't Major Biggleswade signalled for his troops to follow , and made a dash across the burning street . 

Our time was running short now and on Sunday we made a dash across the Minch , an exhilarating run in hot sun , fresh breeze and white-capped seas , with our auxiliary sail pulling strongly . 

It featured a Carolyn no less real than herself : her double , her living image , separated from her only by a second 's timing in a rainsoaked dash across Leap Lane . 

After an ungainly dash across the rocks he comes to rest at my side with an almighty splash . 

Characteristic flight patterns include : quick dash along a hedgerow , up and over to pounce on prey ; fast low flight through wood or across open ground ; soaring , often in a circular glide with intermittent spasms of three or four wing-flaps ; also a gannet-like downward plummet with closed wings . 

However , this was not due to my map reading ( which is impeccable by the way ! ) , but was the result of a mad dash around the dubious delights of central Luton in search of cycling gloves for Mr Jackson . 

The final 50-mile dash around the streets of Manchester was run off at 29.9mph , bringing the race average to 26.97mph , threequarters of a mile per hour faster than the previous record , set by Joey McLoughlin in 1986 . 

BRITISH journalists were yesterday rescued from knife-wielding Somali looters after a dramatic dash by US marines . 

Then , on 2 November , a sudden dash by the 1st and 2nd Canadian divisions finally secured the high ground on which stood the destroyed Passchendaele village . 

A dash down the road , and happily on the first song of Monsterland 's set has gone a-begging . 

SIX soldiers finished a gruelling 1,000mile dash from Berlin to Britain -- in four days . 

Kelly , five , underwent surgery at Kings College Hospital following a dash from her home in Maghull when a donor became available . 

Virtually anything is possible here and , for a relaxing change of pace , it is worthwhile hunting out a slow boat instead of sticking to a frenetic dash in the fast lane . 

For Julius , in particular , it had been completely out of character , that headlong dash into such an intense relationship . 

Growing bolder , she made a dash into the hollow of his mouth , and touched his teeth , played briefly with his tongue , before darting back out . 

He tried to formulate ways of getting away from Cesar -- could he make a dash through the baggage hall , or jump out of the taxi ? -- but again his imagination stalled . 

Cat owners often notice that their pet will suddenly and for no apparent reason make a headlong dash through the house . 

Paul Deacon , 33 , was lucky to be alive after he made a dash through the flames in his flat in Ford Way , Bishop Auckland , County Durham , in the middle of the night . 

Not much rose on the Tees at Stockton in those days , least of all trout ; and a ducking was followed by a dash to hospital and an appointment with a stomach pump . 

After seeing the competitors set off , there was a dash to Forster Square Station to catch the train to Esholt . 

Within a minute of the resumption , man-of-the-match Iro continued the Leeds recovery with a powerful 40-yard dash to the line and Schofield added the goal . 

Skelton had partnered Florida in the knockout event and just shaded Whitaker and Fonda in a thrilling dash to the finishing line . 

Only a quick dash to the shelter of a stack of tins saved them . 

A dash to the train saw Dettori and several colleagues arrive with seconds to spare before the first race . 

It seems its very high speeds are only achieved occasionally , when pursuing food or escaping , and it normally cruises at about a third or a half of its rapid dashes . 

For the trolley orderlies they are like a quick dash with a rickshaw down a Singapore street . 

In May 1528 , while Angus was away , James disguised himself as a groom and made a dash for Stirling . 

` Silly girl walked off with my car-keys , " Leo lied , giving an acceptable excuse for her sudden dash out of the shop . 

In case anything went wrong , I was prepared to make a dash for Armstrong . 

Bit of a squeeze , but if I can get through , you can follow , and we 'll make a dash . " 

A willow green wicker armchair takes on a whole new look when a collection of pretty floral covered cushions and a deep frill are added . 

On a European reading tour to flog his new collection of poems , Les Murray has demonstrated why he is often called Australia 's best poet . 

For practical reasons , it is not more than an interest though -- but probably as a direct result of this interest , my fish collection always seems to have an excessive quantity of eels . 

Marlin 's record collection was chiefly seduction songs of his sixties adolescence , which suited her fine . 

Scat collections from two larger species of fox have been analysed , two assemblages from the red fox in England and one from the arctic fox in Canada ( Table 2.5 ) . 

These lists could also be extended to include your collection of commercially produced effects , discs and tapes , and video recordings from which background sound could be dubbed direct . 

Vandalism , for example , might be thought of as a collection of clearly identifiable acts requiring sanction for the simple reason that they offend against the property , both individual and collective , of members in society . 

In the test kitchens of Time-Life Books , top international chefs and nutritionists have created a totally unique collection of recipes , that satisfy every demand for delicious healthier cooking . 

I have possibly the world 's largest collection of old Springfield external stats and would cheerfully buy more if there were still available . 

They are not places for quiet reflection , they are not clubrooms in which plots and schemes can be laid nor do they have useful collections of books , journals and other aids to professional thinking . 

The children might have made a collection of shiny things or things made of metal , and be invited to think of things that they use at home which are shiny or made of metal . 

They include the most important European schools from a fine small collection of icons and early Italian painting , to the 18C in Holland and Italy . 

The setting comprised holly , not very luxuriantly berried , a small greenish collection of ciprepediums , and plenty of ivy . 

Several European countries have a rich tradition of master painters and sculptors and vast collections of works of art have undergone extensive restoration over the centuries . 

Fortunately , these intrusive attempts to ` animate the imagination " have not governed the hanging of the remainder of the Gallery 's collection of Renaissance to Modern Western art . 

Denver also contains one of the finest collections of Spanish Colonial and pre-Columbian art in the United States , rivalled only by the Brooklyn Museum . 

Exposure to a large collection of information books enables children to discover their own interests ; in many cases ` passions " would be a more accurate description . 

Exhibition space was not needed the library eschews blockbusters , and its permanent collection of books , manuscripts and works on paper can not be exposed to light too often . 

Some galleries will feature the museum 's collection of paintings . 

Today the Gallery houses a fine collection of furniture and paintings . 

What is probably a unique collection of photographs of man 's best friend will be dispersed in a sale of nineteenth- and twentieth-century photographs . 

There were displays of work which showed the link between library and classroom ; the collection of photographs which boosted the school image . 

A stunning collection of more than twelve million photographs recording some of the most famous events in history has been moved out of London to a new home here in the Central South Region . 

He smelt smoke in her hair , felt her flesh soft under her shawl , and then a further quake in the crowd parted them . 

Mina and Kāli covered their hair with their oldest shawls and , struggling together , slopping the contents , they carried the heavy pans into the house . 

After about half an hour a girl came out of the gate , her tartan shawl held round her with rough , reddened hands . 

Salt was making a meal of Jess 's shortcomings and Nancy stared at the new kitchen wench while her mother nodded in her easy-going way as she took off her shawl and recaptured her dropping hairpins . 

Pooley eyed his colleague and the blue-faced Irishman shrugged in his blanket shawl . 

Owing to the permanent rigid curvature of the celluloid limbs swaddling was not possible , so the doll was swathed in someone 's pretty Christening shawl . 

` Oh , she 's exquisite , " Ruth breathed ecstatically , looking down at the little dark-haired mite swaddled in a delicate white lace shawl , ` absolutely lovely . " 

Maud took out the pillow , untucked the counterpane , folded away three fine woollen blankets and a crocheted shawl , and then lifted out one feather mattress and another , and a straw palliasse . 

A group of chattering women in torn dresses and faded shawls entered the shop and Hari moved quickly towards the door , she must not hamper Ben when he should be working . 

Some are elderly , some are pregnant and many are carrying babies in striped , woven shawls on their backs , toddlers trailing behind them . 

He was occupied with sketching whatever came into view ; a mother with a baby that was draped in a purple shawl , lean cows of a delicate brown , meagre birches , scourged oaks , poplars . 

Ruth was draped in the blue and green shawl , leaving her legs , her snow-white shoulders bare . 

She draped a plain white shawl round her shoulders , and walked slowly to the farm . 

My baby was wrapped in a beautifully crocheted pink woollen shawl . 

Her figure was ungainly in the late stages of pregnancy but she wrapped her red wool shawl well round and kept her hands clasped in front so that it was not so noticeable . 

Lying inside , wrapped in a clean woollen shawl , was the smallest baby I had ever seen . 

To my surprise , instead of the scornful narrow-eyed blonde , I found two frail but good-hearted old ladies in charge , plaid shawls about their shoulders . 

She followed him through the drawing room and into the bedroom where Mrs Browning , a thick shawl round her shoulders , sat up in bed . 

As a finishing touch , an antique embroidered shawl has been draped over a table to provide the perfect setting for a classic marble bust . 

He took them through the cavernous littered kitchen , where an old woman in a grey shawl was mixing something in a basin on the table , and down the dark passage to the studio . 

He pointed to a large plaid shawl which Mrs Robinson had used to decorate and disguise the back of a char . 

She felt cold , although the central heating had been on all morning , and took a large brown woollen shawl out of a drawer and wrapped it round her as she sat in the beanbag and listened . 

" The popular vision of climate apocalypse is wrong " according to Patrick Michaels of the University of Virginia , who suggests one effect of the trend , if it continues , could be longer growing seasons . 

The shares are extremely good value for investors , short of a stock market apocalypse . 

The belief that human life will continue to survive and also the apocalypse we 'll have to go through . 

Reynolds was here addressing students at the Royal Academy of Arts in London in 1772 . 

Central News is a product aimed at students at the intermediate level and above . 

Simon is an 18 year old student at Winchester and keeps his hair in a neat , easy to care for style . 

He was still prone to falling head-over-heels in love with young men , and through his friend , Paul Holmes , who taught painting at Kingston , he met Peter Date , a student at Sutton Art School . 

Students from a college hurried to the roads leading out of town . 

` They 've settled in remarkably well , " says the college 's Richard Jones , who has students from 77 countries . 

THREE students from Aquinas College , Stockport , completed a 60-mile sponsored walk from Canterbury to London in aid of CRISIS , to raise money for the homeless . 

The Chipping Norton edition of the Oxford Times features Susan Cook , an eighteen year old fashion student from Faringdon , who was runner up in a national competition for young deaf achiever of the year . 

With Winter 's agreement the new Food and Beverage Manager started to take on industrial release students in 1985 . 

It contained the majority of students in post-compulsory education . 

The result is an adversarial but illuminating work which , though heavy going in places , should be compulsory reading for all students of English literature and all students of science . 

The truth of the matter is that , conceptually , rhythm occupies that grey area of learning that few students of the guitar will admit to having any desire to explore . 

Other able practitioners of homoeopathy in America were Allen , Nash , Boenninghausen and Boericke -- all of whom added to the homoeopathic literature and whose work is still used today by students of homoeopathy . 

Marc Jeffery , from Stround , was 20 years old and a student of philosophy . 

Wear Valley District Council chairman Marie Land will present diplomas to Information Technology students on Wednesday . 

MBA 1992-1993 Programme students on the steps of the new Pathfoot Extension . 

The new edition of the Oxford Placement Tests now gives you everything you need to test your students , mark their papers , and place them in the right class with accuracy and efficiency . 

` What 's going on here ? " he would ask , setting to work a critical apparatus that left his students impressed . 

It is also true that to wrestle with his thought demands a rethinking of the Gospel : that his students found him so witty and stimulating a teacher is understandable . 

After all , when I taught these secrets to my art students , they had one eye on their future interview . 

We believe your business students and management trainees will find they can develop these essential but elusive skills through Business Assignments -- Eight advanced case studies with video . 

Work on DNA at King 's had been begun by M. H. F. Wilkins , with his research student R. G. Gosling . 

This was all of a piece with his generous custom of letting his research students take full credit for collaborative research and leaving his own name off their publications . 

What Marshall and Clock concluded was that the community college students responded to the surface structure of the discourse only , while the Cornell students responded to its semantic and logical structure . 

Of our five Greats students Barbara Davies ( Mrs Mitchell ) remained in Oxford and began teaching at St. Anne 's soon after her marriage to a tutor at Worcester . 

That is he rejects the pervasive competitiveness and individualism ; he was the only male physics student I talked to who talked in terms of doing something socially useful after finishing the course . 

Some of our final year students who were soon to be ordained , feeling the need for some kind of support system , especially during the first few years of ministry , decided to create their own cells . 

` An expedition such as this is very good experience for students , " Kate added , ` Most zoology students do n't get such a great chance to visit an area as remote as the Serrania . " 

In all , then , questionnaires here sent to 70 courses for completion by finishing students . 

Nursing students are now more accustomed to researching information for themselves than perhaps you were used to , and to asking pertinent questions . 

Award winning student Tracey Cole hanged herself days after arriving at Oxford . 

Although many college teachers still have such job titles as lecturer , senior lecturer or reader , few teachers are happy reading aloud to their students for hours at a time . 

The use of software for garden design will be introduced to Horticultural Students within 1993/94 . 

Students for a week each term at Lurvaine University , has been invited to continue the experiment during the coming academic year . 

For example Marie , a student at B who , in the first few weeks of term , felt herself to be getting behind with work , was concerned about the lack of help provided by the department : 

Mark , whom I have already quoted in my discussion of the lab work , was a final-year student at A who , although he had obtained A level grades of AAAB , eventually failed his degree . 

Last Sunday 200 GCSE students from Down 's School in Compton saw it at the cinema as part of their coursework . 

There is a direct sanction the parent or student can bring to bear . 

A few self-contained University flats are also available to couples , though there is considerable competition for such flats from students already at University . 

Some of the vellum bound books are nearly 400 years old and have been read by successive generations of Oxford students . 

A graduate student in mechanical engineering is president of a company which last year made $1 million by manufacturing a machine that cleans and decontaminates microprocessor chips for Silicon Valley 's semiconductor firms . 

There 's a graduate student at AMS who 's Japanese , over from Osaka on a six-month exchange deal , companionable enough at first , of course , but becoming increasingly glazed and remote . 

CIT was host in November at 80 Portland Place to a party of two dozen French graduate students , led by Roland Brenin , their director , from the European School of Transport of Group Promotrans . 

The groups are facilitated by University medical , nursing , education , and counselling students who help direct the interviews and lead youth through a defined curriculum . 

Demographic information was collected by medical students administering a questionnaire . 

So did Kiffin Rockwell , the twenty-one-year-old medical student from North Carolina , both of whose grandfathers had been officers in the Confederate Army . 

The letter-writer is an orthopaedic surgeon who was taken off a plane as he was about to make a short visit to the UK where he had been a post-graduate student . 

The college has a number of resident post-graduate students who are there for periods varying from a year to three years . 

The prizes are awarded every year to undergraduate students who have demonstrated original thinking in their approach to developing designs , project management and presentation . 

In this text , which is aimed at senior undergraduate students of engineering , the subject of matrices is described and developed before being applied to some of the problems of engineering dynamics . 

His own research on female undergraduate students of physics provides further support for this conclusion ; many of them explicitly dissociated themselves from the male physics students and their ambitions . 

Second-year undergraduate students at the University of Edinburgh . 

I also became a university student in the days when it was axiomatic that higher education was ` free " . 

All these nationalist aspirations found a focus in Aung San , who had distinguished himself in his university days as the leader of a well-organised strike of university students . 

And this was his chance to find out whether Emily had been to the shed before coming home .

His chance came with an offer of work on Children in Crossfire , a documentary about the psychological impact of terrorism and army occupation on the children of Northern Ireland .

Her research on Artemesia continued and having her idea for this play excepted by Soho Poly 's Blueprint young writers programme gave her the chance to take the play into its performance phase by Workstage

For Coun. Mrs Kay Kirkham , Liberal Democrat , the election has given her the chance to experience the action from the other side of the fence .

` Let her go , " they might say , ` give her a chance to see the world , after all who is she going to meet round here ? "

This gave a man opposite her the chance to wonder why her breasts were so small .

Nearly everyone has a snapshot of their dog caught at some amusing moment , and now is your chance to have it distributed nationwide in a leaflet or on a greeting card .

The Nazis were given their chance to press their advantage by the successive ill-timed and unnecessary elections at a time of economic crisis .

FALLEN star Arazi missed his chance to shine again at Longchamp yesterday , but Henry Cecil got back among the big winners just in time for the St Leger .

They lost their jobs and the chance to get another job and contribute to their pensions .

[ Obituary by Monckton Milnes , Miscellanies of the Philobiblon Society , vol. v , 1884 . ] 

[ Obituary by A. Geikie in Proceedings of the Royal Society , vol. cii , 1923 ; Kempe family papers , West Sussex Record Office . ] 

He evidently established a bindery and bookshop about 1750 , and its fame was widespread enough to be noted in his premature obituary in the Gentleman 's Magazine of March 1784 ( corrected in the April issue ) . 

[ Obituary in Journal of the Chemical Society , vol. cxxiii , 1923 , p. 3422 ; C. C. Gillispie ( ed . ) , 

Maufe 's obituary read , ` His work is not likely to appeal to the present generation of architects because it was essentially traditional and restrained . " 

` The pulpit " his obituary said , ` was his chosen sphere in preference to the press and the platform " . 

His Gazette obituary concluded in 1910 : ` Blackpool has lost one of its oldest and most devoted public officials " . 

Your letter stands as an eloquent obituary to a fine guitarist who I 'm sure will be missed by all of us . 

PAGE 6 of this issue contains extracts from obituaries to Orton Chirwa , the Malawian politician who died in custody in October last year , aged 73 . 

SIR -- Should the unthinkable happen , an apt political obituary for John Major might well read : ` It was impossible to help liking such a man at first sight . 

There was also the obituary written by J. S. Clarke and sent to MacDonald , which ran : 

But his shortcomings ( of which he was engagingly aware ) reflected those very traits of character which made him , in the words of The Times obituary , a great public servant and a most lovable man . 

` Now , " said Picon a few years ago , ` when you read an obituary of someone with a Jewish name you know you have lost another member of the audience . " 

Maynard Keynes wrote an obituary of Frank in his Essays in Bio- graphy ( 1933 ) , pp . 

A robust girl , in a short petticoat of Kendal green … pushed the tubs and pots aside , and by that means formed a very tolerable avenue to the fire . ’ 

Next out of the bag came a paper nylon petticoat with many more layers of frothy rainbow-coloured net than the one Sally carefully washed in sugar water after each wearing , and then , to Sally 's delight , a saucy little white basque , boned and trimmed with lace . 

Irina , dressed in her petticoat , threw open the door of the bathroom . 

Stripped down to her petticoat , she felt too tired to undress further . 

“ We spread our petticoats wide , And we point our little shoes … . ” 

Pouting seductively , she assumed a pose which presented her as a raving sexpot , as she alluringly slipped the flimsy straps of her silk and lace petticoat from her ivory shoulders . 

She wore a black cotton frock with a very full skirt and frilly lace-edged petticoat underneath it , just showing . 

Left alone , Meredith ignored her shaking legs and managed to strip off and ease herself into the heavy waist petticoats from beside the chest . 

A white petticoat , black stockings and white drawers lay over outer clothes . 

She had done all she could -- bathed the weals , wrapped wet rags round the swollen hands , even taken off her new cotton petticoat to cover his back . 

From her savings Ruth had bought new boots , stockings , a warm flannel petticoat and a gown made of Yorkshire wool . 

It was the hand of a child who goes to dancing class and wears frilled petticoats with knickers to match . 

Evans was arrested in piccadilly in 1908 , wearing ` lace petticoats and stays and drinking from an opened spirit bottle " . 

The growth of the embryo towards maturity provided a model for the whole evolutionary process .

Candidal infection is more common among diabetics , where the excess sugar in the urine seems to encourage the growth of the fungus .

In a particularly noxious form , such as silage liquor or untreated sewage , the presence of organic pollution will be signalled with the growth of a grey fungus on the stream bed .

Do not store clothes in plastic , which will attract dust and , if there is any moisture in the air , encourage the growth of mould .

Obviously , the validity of any experiment involving cultured embryos depends upon the normality of the differentiation , morphogenesis and growth of embryos developed in vitro .

It was he who popularized the recapitulation theory , the claim that ontogeny ( the growth of the embryo ) recapitulates phylogeny ( the evolutionary history of the species ) .

He published papers on the blackening of stonework of old buildings , which he showed was not entirely due to the deposition of soot and grime , but was also due to the growth of a black mould that contributed to decay .

I thought of making some smart remark to Jamie about stunting his growth , but all lines to and from my brain seemed to be jammed with urgent messages coming from my guts .

Peat , however , should not be used , as its use retards its growth .

The object is to promote stem growth in the desired direction line , but this will not be achieved if , as sometimes happens , a dormant eye emerges as two or three buds , or as not infrequently occurs on too weakly pruned stems , growth emerges in a completely wrong direction from lower buds .

Nutrient availability is thus enhanced but such scavenging also results in the trapping of pollutants , which can retard growth .

Stemmy plant fibres ( cellulose and lignins ) in cold , drought , or waterlogged conditions will take much longer , and will retard plant growth until they have broken down .

It is essential that bulbs spend a period of time in cool , dark conditions before flowering ( this is known as plunging ) to ensure that a good root system is produced , otherwise stunted growth and deformed flowers can result .

Exposure to winds is a problem in many gardens , resulting in scorched and damaged young foliage , collapsed stems , uneven growth and rapid drying of soil and leaves .

Because glial growth factors could be involved in the development of the peripheral nervous system , we have localized , by preliminary in situ hybridization experiments , the sites of GGF transcription in the developing rodent nervous system ( Fig. 4 ) .

Any less than 8 , while developing some strength , would not stimulate muscle growth , and any more than 12 would lead to increased muscular definition but no growth in size .

Parting the thorny pyracantha which spread an orderly growth , regular in its production of white flowers and orange berries , to this level of the window-sills , she searched , meticulously and in vain .

Embryos grow by extracting from the womb , by the law of attraction of similars , the appropriate matter for their growth .

But some of the headmasters have a deliberate multi-denominational policy in terms of ethos and curriculum and the schools do provide multi-denominational settings which , if researched , could throw light on debates about denominational and shared schools . 

One said : ` Every time there is debate about women in the services , they produce stories of widespread sex as an argument against us . " 

Heated debate over the dam project took place during the 15-day NPC session , with many delegates opposing it for environmental and financial reasons . 

Speaking through his solicitor he refused to join the debate over the identification of defendants in rape cases . 

Their debates encompassed the whole range of problems which would preoccupy successive generations of the intelligentsia . 

We welcome to our debate the Minister for Health , who is in her place on the Treasury Bench . 

The guillotine motion on the Community Charges ( General Reduction ) Bill was introduced on 26 March last year , before any Commitee debate had taken place . 

Overseas , in Third World countries themselves , academics and political leaders have made and are making increasingly important contributions to the development debate . 

In the end the one certainty is that the fox hunting debate will be aired in the council chamber again before very long 

Second , for teenage girls , some of the problems lie in the enormous complexities of the justice versus welfare debate being fought over the care of juveniles . 

Onlookers in the public gallery at Church House in London listening to the General Synod 's debate on the ordination of women yesterdayPHOTOGRAPH : GRAHAM TURNER 

Similarly , if you have junior managers reporting to you , ensure that they have a similar debate with their staff and follow this through to see that action occurs on the suggestions . 

The public character of scientific knowledge depended on the interpersonal and critical debate between scientists . 

The Government are keen to have a constructive debate on housing policy when they can , but it is a pity when it can not be based on proper acknowledgement of the facts . 

It also sought to initiate a debate on how we can start regenerating the north of England and develop a more balanced nation . 

The chapter concludes with a review of modes of explanation in terms of a debate between ` realism " and ` historical materialism " . 

Turf him out of it , and the debate between ` traditionalists " and ` modernisers " could well turn into a conflagration . 

WACC 's Forum Programme should do all it can to facilitate the debate and draw practical and , if possible , legal conclusions . 

Addressing an emergency parliamentary debate in Kiev , President Leonid Kravchuk declared : ` Only one state is responsible for the conflict over the Black Sea Fleet ; and it is called Russia . " 

THE Conservatives sought to put the economy back at the centre of the election debate yesterday by claiming that Labour 's alternative Budget would ` strangle " recovery . 

The report is published at a time of intense debate between EC member countries about the future of agricultural subsidies . 

For the first time a live televised debate between the two ` finalists " was held . 

My condition for accepting the invitation to participate in a debate on IQ was that I be shown in advance any press release advertising the debate , for I feared being misrepresented . 

Their portfolios were taken over respectively by Reinhold Stefanis and Ricardo Fuiza , both congressmen from the Liberal Front Party ( PFL ) .

Meanwhile , congressmen from energy-producing states are going around town telling everybody who is willing to listen what splendid concessions they got in return for their votes .

Sander Levin , a congressman from Michigan , claims that Japanese car plants in the United States favour their keiretsu partners unfairly when ordering components .

The landowner , a former state and federal congressman , fenced off property which included part of the Truka land .

He hopes to drum up the support of sympathetic congressmen who blame the law for high fares .

The House of Representatives adjourned to enable Congressmen either to watch or to march in the procession of delegates past the east front of the Capitol .

He is living proof that an individual congressman with energy and knowledge can turn himself into a foreign-policy entrepreneur .

Now senators and congressmen have demanded an inquiry , and President Corazón Aquino has promised a crackdown .

On May 24th 146 American congressmen , over a third of the House of Representatives , sent a letter urging him ` to clearly exercise civilian authority over the armed forces " .

It is also evident that , unlike Carter , Reagan had no inhibitions about tending to the needs of congressmen in return for their support .

He was in fact one of the most important and influential men in Washington , feared and respected by Senators , Congressmen and the Military .

Some even point to the ` encouragement " offered by the batty suggestion of an American congressman that boat people should be sent to help rebuild Kuwait .

He also met Bush , congressmen and the Joint Chiefs of Staff , and visited military installations .

No doubt his poem , which congressmen listened to with deepest embarrassment , sounded better late at night , after a beer or two .

Joseph M. McDade , a Republican congressman who had represented Pennsylvania for 30 years , was on May 5 charged with racketeering , conspiracy and falsifying his financial disclosure statements .

As a former congressman himself , he was well acquainted with the dangers facing the executive 's proposals when they reached Capitol Hill .

Brazil 's best known green congressman , Fabio Feldmann , warned that several state governors in the Amazon have recently been elected on an anti-ecology ticket , promising to protect farmers who burn down the rain forest .

By contrast , a ` Solarz for President " campaign sounds improbable : the congressman has spent much more time in Asia than in Iowa .

The Democratic caucus in the House decided in 1971 that members should be limited to one sub-committee chairmanship thereby making it possible for many more congressmen to hold these coveted posts .

From the distance the eerie blast of a horn strikes sudden terror . 

Presently she heard a klaxon , two slight short blasts like a morse signal — the stranger : Andrée , in person . 

All their trumpets tilted up from the ground , as if together they were sounding a blast to the sky . 

Angry blasts from horns behind greeted the manoeuvre as other drivers were forced to swing around and squeeze through the gap between his hired Fiesta and approaching traffic . 

Around three am there was a huge blast from the direction of the palace , which woke even Howard from the slumber into which he had fallen . 

A short blast on the ship 's siren to warn the dockyard staff ashore was followed by the thrashing of its propeller , as the transport began to manoeuvre in to the jetty . 

Tug skippers , who had never before acknowledged the presence of the moored barges , called out , or gave the danger signal -- live rapid blasts in succession . 

An eerie blast on a horn signalled the start of the ceremony and the crowd became silent . 

As he did so , he leaned on the horn for a long blast , to let the others know he was clear . 

The ` ghost voice " , which often broke into German radio news broadcasts , replaced by trumpet blasts , drowning the announcer 's words . 

Suddenly a loud horn blast pieced the air , a thin strident note pregnant with urgency . 

What was the trouble today ? she wondered , as impatient horn blasts began to sound . 

Of the relatively few exceptions to the pattern two which call for mention are Chicheley Hall , Buckinghamshire ( 1719-21 ) , and Sutton Scarsdale , Derbyshire ( begun 1724 ) : the exotic façade of the former probably owes more to the taste of the patron , Sir John Chester , than to Smith 's own devising ; but Sutton Scarsdale , in part evidently inspired by Gibbs 's unexecuted design of 1721 for the university buildings at Cambridge , is his finest work , a wholly convincing essay in the heroic grand manner , in which the giant Corinthian order is handled with total assurance .

The interior walls are alternately recessed with square and semicircular niches and there are eight columns of the Corinthian order supporting an entablature , with , above , eight further columns of the Composite order .

Also in the Corinthian Order , it has an almost intact peristyle of 20 columns but the entablature has been replaced by a modern roof .

It is still in use as the town gateway as is the other example on the other side of the town which uses the Corinthian Order ( 163 ) .

This is a very early example of a three-arched design , in the Corinthian Order .

The arch has three openings divided by columns of the Corinthian Order based on sculptured pedestals ; the entablature is returned over each column .

At one end is the Temple of Jupiter built on a high podium ; the Corinthian Order is used and the building was flanked by two triumphal arches .

Most Roman temples are in the Corinthian order , a few Ionic but rarely Doric .

It consisted of a Greek Doric town hall and commemorative column , a terrace of houses in the Roman Corinthian order and a pair in the Greek Ionic , a ` Hindoo '' Nonconformist chapel , and an ` Egyptian '' library .

At Arles nearby the screen wall is not in such good condition ; the design is similar but the Corinthian Order is used instead of Doric ( PLATE 26 ) .

On the first anniversary of the return to civi lian rule President Shehu Shagari vigorously condemned party bickering in the papers and said that he hop ed it would end. 

Parents can not expect their children to get o n with each other but family life is very difficult if there is continuous bickering and jealousy between chi ldren . 

Nor did divisions and bickering between Protestants lend prestige to their faith. 

The constant bickering between Maura and his mother was beginning to get on everyone's nerves. 

During the sharp decline in strike activity which accompanied the industrial downturn of 1899-1901, worker-intelligentsia contact withered as the revolutionaries became absorbed in internal party bickering . 

Parents could be forgiven for thinking it's another foreign language, the current wave of political bickering about education . 

Opposition parties described the involvement of US military personnel in relief efforts as an " American takeover of Bangladesh 's defences " .

The Versailles peace conference acceded to Japan 's takeover of the former German concessions , but the Chinese refused to sign any treaty which did not return them to China , and Japan remained in occupation .

William Shawcross says clearly , with simple words in only 57 pages of fairly large print , why Britain should take Hong Kong refugees after the Chinese takeover if needed .

It is unlikely that the West could have done anything , at that stage , to prevent the communist takeovers in the late-1940s .

They generally present a greater barrier to takeovers in EC member states than technical barriers , in particular in Spain , Italy and France .

There was a pop as if someone had exploded a huge paper bag , a disappearing electric sizzle , and the searchlight went out . 

As he looked at her , preparing to bargain all over again , there was a splat ! of sparks from the light , a high-pitched sizzle , and then darkness . 

The word came out like a helpless little bleat as Belinda followed him out of the room . 

She slept longer than she had intended and woke to the glare of full morning and the bleat of the telephone . 

The only sounds to be heard were the sheep 's teeth tearing grass and their low , rumbling bleats . 

That despairing bleat touched a heart she had n't been sure still existed . 

Or there 's Thornton 's Arcade ( above ) , one of several glass-roofed malls built by Edwardian theatre designer Frank Matcham at the turn of the century 

The British Council of Shopping Centres , of which the showcase Castlecourt is one of 600 members , is investigating 150 malls built since 1985 . 

We therefore suggest that you consult your family doctor for further advice .

Later , when I consulted on another matter a British doctor who has been in Kampala some thirty years , he stated that he ` never advises patients to take mefloquine .

One in three has consulted their family doctor during the past five years about stress-related symptoms .

He lied to her about the company doctor , saying he had seen him that afternoon and that the doctor had advised a complete rest for a fortnight because he had been overworking .

Within an hour of Mr Crumwallis 's telephone call to the school doctor , the police were in residence at Burleigh .

Medical students in his boat tried to help him , and a local doctor was called but there was nothing they could do .

This is called Reynaud 's Phenomenon , after the French doctor who first described it in the thesis for his medical degree in 1862 .

Last year a team at the University of Pittsburgh unveiled a medical artificial intelligence project called Internist , which could beat most doctors at diagnosing internal diseases .

Do not accept pills or medicines from anyone but your own doctor or the doctor at the clinic .

One was a junior doctor at a London hospital with pale skin and frizzy hair .

Nigel plans to make this equipment available to the public by asking doctors in the town to refer patients to him .

The research unit collates information on communicable diseases and respiratory tract infections from a network of 228 family doctors in 62 practices across England and Wales .

Doctors in West Cumbria health district could recall only seven cases in 14 years .

Dr Brunt , the Queen 's doctor in Aberdeen , treated her in 1986 after the fishbone scare .

Now I knew what the doctor at the Centre thought of me , and he was n't far wrong .

` I am twenty-three years old , " Miss Honey said , ` and when I was born my father was a doctor in this village .

Editor , -- Ellis Field suggests that increasing the number of consultants to help reduce junior doctors ' hours would alter the nature of senior posts for the worse and advocates a substantial increase in junior staff .

The doctors said that Karen 's body was still a little radioactive , but Drew and Paula were all right .

A FORMER National Health Service doctor trying to build up a private holistic treatment practice yesterday lost his Appeal Court challenge to a General Medical Council rule against advertising .

The considerable locational advantages possessed by West Ham which gave rise to its extraordinary growth were to become fetters on the ability of its industry to adapt to a transformed economic environment in the twentieth century . 

Whether that means less business overall for the Londoners will depend on their own fiestiness and on the speed of Europe 's growth . 

England 's eighteenth-century manufacturing growth may not have been in any full sense " export led " , but foreign trade did nevertheless have a significant and dynamic role . 

Using a camera to record the progress of plant growth or of an experiment not only gives useful experience of photographic work but gives a particular slant to , or stimulus point for , subject study . 

Moss growth on an external solid wall may suggest that the wall and its built-in joist-ends have been subjected to damp . 

Economic development means more purchasing power in the hands of individuals and that means rapid growth for cosmetics , toiletries , pharmaceutical products -- all the markets we supply . 

But operating margins widened from 6.6 p.c. to 7.1 p.c. as the group strove to raise efficiency through initiatives such as wastage reduction and automatic re-ordering , made possible by the growth of scanning at checkouts . 

We must make sure we do n't keep on disturbing the seed 's growth by constantly going back to the same people and badgering them . 

It is only in the last 40 years with the growth of commuting that the towns on the outskirts -- like say Arnold -- have developed and grown . 

In forecasts issued in 1991 , the IMF had predicted growth of nearly 3 per cent in 1992 . 

Levels of investment are important to economic growth , and it is often considered a ` good thing " to stimulate growth by inducing a higher level of investment . 

In flagrant breach of Victorian morality he persuaded his inamorata , Elspeth Thomson , to follow him down to Cornwall and into a whirlwind marriage at St. Fimbarrus 's Church on 22nd July , 1899 . 

We are confidently informed that the ` amazing dreamgirl " with whom he partook of a ` romantic stroll through the mist " is his inamorata . 

Indeed so ` brilliant " was Mr Wyatt that his erstwhile inamorata once persuaded him to engage in carnal activity on board an aeroplane . 

Soon the Jacobite infantry were in full flight , with William himself leading the pursuit across seven miles [ 11 km ] of countryside , where many stragglers died amid the dykes and hedges , though quarter was , on his order , given to all who asked for it . 

The resulting action is a combined display of enthusiastic pursuit by the cadets and good-natured acceptance of inevitable defeat by the insurgents . 

In fact , the average distance covered during pursuits by cheetahs is only 183 yards . 

Despite pursuit by three armed military ships , a hydrofoil and an aircraft dispatched from Sevastopol , the ship arrived safely in Odessa . 

As soon as he learned of the rebels ' withdrawal from Derby , he sent orders to Field Marshal Wade to intercept them from the west while his own army set off in pursuit from the south . 

The solitary feeding of insectivores in forests was therefore attributed to a foraging strategy involving the pursuit of cryptic and easily disturbed prey by singletons . 

In the approach of the ` no meaning " theist , as I have outlined it above , we can now observe a pursuit of religious certainty that undermines faith . 

Our application of the principle of awareness to morals implies that the pursuit of any selfish end exerts strong pressures to . 

I thought I was doing what I , and I alone , wanted to do , but my pursuit of academic superiority shows that I was still striving to be the person my parents wanted me to be . 

The techniques which Grilly was applying seem to have resembled those employed in England by Edward I's treasurer , Walter Langton , in his pursuit of the inheritances of great heiresses such as Isabel de Forz . 

Throughout 1935 Vivien continued her lonely pursuit of her husband . 

However , Angus did not intend to give up his pursuit of her ; she fascinated him as no other woman had . 

He joined in the pursuit of Piers Gaveston [ q.v. ] in 1312 and served Lancaster in Scotland in 1318 . 

Chief Justice Fortescue believes that we have spent enough public money and time in the pursuit of what he calls will-o'-the-wisps . 

He knew he had gone down the road no cop should take , namely that of allowing the pursuit of a criminal to become a personal vendetta . 

Then he dedicated his life to music and the pursuit of women , and we found we had things in common . 

THE relentless pursuit of potential poll tax dodgers in Wirral is showing no signs of being relaxed . 

The book follows Deckard 's progress both in the pursuit of the androids and in his realisation that it is not ` retirement " but murder . 

The volunteers made a desperate charge through the Nez Perce ranks towards Perry 's position but were forced to make a stand against the warriors ' close pursuit . 

Although the soldiers reported ` Joseph is in full flight " , Howard foolishly delayed his pursuit until the sun rose the following day . 

Russian generalship was bold , sound and greatly superior to that of the Austrians and after Lemberg there was no halt in their pursuit . 

He walked sullenly away , watched with interest by Auguste who had not missed Dora Westbourne 's pursuit . 

To cheers and aahs he emerged on the far bank , shook himself and set off in dripping pursuit . 

You say ` false pretences " -- there 's no power to arrest unless you are on the spot and see it happen or you are in immediate pursuit . 

After a while , Corbett call ed a halt ; his horse was half-blown and he realised there was no sign of any pursuit . 

He turned and ran , darting to the side of the road , aware that the car had accelerated in pursuit . 

When the alarm was raised , three companies of dragoons were sent in pursuit . 

The woman was drifting upwards now ; trying to read exit signs whilst still watching for pursuit . 

He conferred with Willys , who duly informed Thurloe of his whereabouts , having first warned Ormonde to change his lodgings , so enabling him to keep one jump ahead of the pursuit . 

They milled together and dismounted , the two Myrcans immediately running to the rear to intercept the pursuit . 

The band retreated safely , blocking pursuit with rocks and fallen trees . 

The Russians , needing to regroup their forces , delayed their pursuit for some 48 hours . 

` The inspection has shown the school to be successful in its pursuit of that aim . 

After several minutes when there was still no noise of pursuit Hugh slackened pace . 

There was no fear of pursuit even if their escape had been discovered , for if the Tower had disappeared from off the surface of the Waste so also had they . 

Without hesitation , she set off in pursuit , unable to think beyond the fact that he would be lost , not even considering that if she was dismissed he was no longer her responsibility . 

At the start North Down man Ian Lyle shadowed Rowan but after two miles he lost contact and Albertville 's Paddy Branagh took up the pursuit , moving to within 30 metres of Rowan . 

Back in pursuit , I was relieved to see the Sierra turn north-east towards Greenwich and the river again , running by the old dockyards and into Woolwich . 

Three cavalry companies gave pursuit , but were scattered when the warriors turned to defend a lava escarpment . 

ABOVE With a furlong to run the favourite Honey End is still in hot pursuit of Foinavon , but the shock result can not now be averted . 

Worried that leaving it in the basket might suggest that she had been up to no good , the girl ran downstairs starkers with her boyfriend in hot pursuit , playfully offering to help . 

He would chase after them with me in hot pursuit , so he had to go back . 

It was the Grand Duke in hot pursuit of his dagger which he had perceived had disappeared in Rose 's hand . 

` Then I came south to Royston but Queen Margaret and her party had already returned to London to collect all their possessions so I followed in hot pursuit . 

The mountains in Algeria are called : A. Drakensberg B. Fouta Djallon C. Atlas D. Ethiopian E. Adamawa 

He suggested that there was an invisible substance on the moon , filling the craters and covering the mountains in such a way that the moon 's shape was perfectly spherical . 

Every morning when I go to work , I see the mountains of Harris to the north , Cuillin and Skye eastwards , and the hills of Barra to the south . 

After a meal of cream cheese and salted salmon trout from the Gokchai , the two women stood in the dark air scented with apricot and looked towards the mountain of Noah . 

One previously stated problem with ZBB was that of the paper mountain it created . 

Venables broke both legs in a 90m fall while descending the mountain after the first ascent . 

The city fans upwards from the coast , its white towers climbing gracefully into the foothills of the distant mountains . 

Tell me what you 've been doing , while I 've been moving mountains . " 

The Hardanger Fjord , flanked by lofty mountains , penetrates inland some 80 miles from the sea . 

Duregar , a kinsman of Belegar from Karaz a Karak , immediately gathered an army and marched southwards along the western flanks of the mountains . 

Bourequat , a prisoner of conscience and French citizen , had been imprisoned with two brothers in the legendary Tazmamert , an underground fortress at the foot of the Atlas mountains . 

And most of that 14 days was spent travelling at the foot of the mountains . 

Moving with no clear sense of direction , I arrived at last at a wooden hut , set in a clearing in the forest which covered that part of the mountain . 

Long ago , these great creatures made their lairs under the smouldering peaks of the Dragon Spine mountains . 

This fairyland castle was built by King Ludwig II on top of a small mountain peak surrounded by even bigger mountains , verdant forests and ice blue lakes . 

Several areas in Israel qualify , such as the Heremon Mountain slopes , the mountains of upper Galilee , the Negev Plateau and the Sodom area . 

She had , she admitted to herself , foolishly pictured the slopes of the mountain as a kind of zoological garden . 

Then he was climbing back up the bank he had slithered down and I watched as he walked in a leisurely fashion across the slope of the mountain to the gully . 

This was the highest number reaching the summit of the world 's highest mountain in one day , beating the previous record , of 32 , set in May last year . 

The first rays of the sun are just touching the summit of the Mountain of God . 

As the expedition nears the summit of the world 's highest mountain , base camp manager Nick Stevenson joined the campaign to get local people to step out for health . 

Even when besieged by the Romans , they built a mikva at the top of a high mountain in the desert . 

Lee awoke lying on the top of a green , green mountain , being looked down upon by the largest face in the whole world . 

To get onto the glacier you first traverse the top of the mountain , then sideslip into a gully hanging onto a thick rope . 

` O'Neill and O'Donnell crossed here with cannon and horses on the way to Kinsale in one night , " he told her as the car was climbing into the low mountains . 

It is located just across the road from the gondola lift which climbs the Brandstadl mountain , and a 10 to 15 minute walk from the village centre . 

You recently went on an expedition sailing to Greenland to climb a previously unexplored mountain . 

After Ann and I abandoned our assault on Canisp , we visited Traligill , and when another snowstorm swept down the mountain , we scuttled to safety in a convenient cave . 

Later , Miss Logan would try picturing to herself her employer 's curious serenity of face and confidence of carriage as they started down the mountain ; she exhibited contentment bordering on smugness . 

The Bari and Yukpa Indians , who live in the forested mountains of the Venezuela/Colombia border , are threatened by the expansion of coal mining and oil exploration on to their lands . 

We hit Slea Head by early evening the day 's rain relented , but the cap of mist on the mountains mocked the blue sky seawards . 

Meals are served in the restaurant , looking over the mountains . 

Apparently at this time Kington was also a popular starting point for tourists to Aberystwyth , with a daily stage coach for the sixty mile journey over the mountains . 

Their hazardous journey has taken them over the mountains between Metkovic in Croatia to Zenica in Bosnia . 

The roads , though , were completely blocked , giving us the problem of at least a six-mile walk through the snow to reach the base of either mountain . 

Few other British gritstone outcrops can challenge this impressive sentinel , and finishing any of the fine rock climbs here gives the feeling of actually reaching the top of an isolated mountain . 

They had reached a stretch of mountain where the ground was comparatively parallel with the sky . 

He walked through the mountains for seventy-two hours after escaping . 

And that 15-mile trip , cutting through the mountains on a twisting , turning road that has your nerve ends jangling , was a wonderful introduction to Corsica 's stunning scenery . 

The book has , for more than 30 years , been regarded as the definitive guide to these two great mountains of East Africa . 

The Brigantes had held it once , against the Romans , but they had retreated to the mountains and left it to gorse and the bracken . 

They range from the Himalayas right up into the Altai mountains of Mongolia . 

It was green , lush and luxuriant , ringed by the mountains with snowy peaks . 

Had the Doctor engaged in mental combat to save the woman from Earth ? 

And there have been unconfirmed reports that troops from Pakistan , Morocco and Tunisia refused to take part in active combat against Iraq . 

Therefore , the monastic reforms should be regarded at least as much in the light of co-operation as of combat between king and aristocracy . 

The latter involved smaller numbers of people and were less indiscriminate and embittered , frequently being , like those of the North American Indians , somewhat ritualized and even limited to stand-up single combat between champions . 

The college coat of arms , consisting of two unlikely beasts locked in grim combat for possession of a narrow scroll , reposed at the centre of a stone arch surmounting heavy wooden doors . 

After much discussion and some practise sorties a dogfight routine was worked out , as Lindsey recalls : ` In those days dogfighting World War Two aircraft at airshows was a routine that the public had not really seen before and it was rather exciting for us pilots to re-enact the aerial combats of yesteryear . 

Both are still locked in commercial combat over the lucrative contract to refit Britain 's Trident submarine fleet . 

This spell may be cast against any one opponent in hand-to-hand combat with the caster . 

It had been engaged in regular combat with the Red Army , as part of German forces . 

Apparently these extremists had been drawn into combat with the martial acolytes of the Brentford Temple of Dimac . 

As soon as he entered , Athelstan sensed it was a woman 's chamber : hand-woven tapestries hung on the walls , one depicting a golden dragon locked in combat with a silver wyvern . 

One hot afternoon in June of 1976 , I flew into Beirut to find the PLO in open combat within west Beirut against Saiqa , who had attacked Arafat 's forces on orders from Damascus . 

Military combat in the 1980s survived within established armies where a man had to be a contracted , organised member of a unit . 

A small table stood nearby on which ivory chessmen stood poised in combat on an inlaid board . 

If they manage to lure a victim within reach before dropping the illusion , the Daemonettes will automatically gain surprise on the first round of hand-to-hand combat . 

Britain has proportionately the largest prison population of any Community country -- and we also have more prisoners serving life sentences than the rest of the EC combined .

Göncz , 68 , a writer and literary translator , had spent six years in prison after receiving a life sentence for his role in the revolutionary government crushed by Soviet intervention in 1956 .

The first constituent of the so-called ` toxic mix " is usually said to be lifers -- prisoners serving sentences of life imprisonment .

Judge Angus Stroyan sentenced Elstob to 12 months in jail consecutive to an eight-year sentence which Elstob is serving for robbery .

At Duns Sheriff Court , Sheriff James Paterson warned 34-year-old Mary Warnock , of Stobswood , Duns , that unless she made substantial inroads to the total within 12 months , she would face a prison sentence .

The twenty nine year old was serving an eight year sentence for burglary at Grendon prison near Aylesbury .

Until 1974 in England and Wales the probability of receiving a custodial sentence upon conviction had been declining steadily .

The father of her children is presently serving a two-year custodial sentence for burglary .

Nor was there any change so far as mandatory life sentences were concerned in the 1987 statement .

Will she insist on a guilty verdict and mandatory death sentence ?

The four applicants each received the mandatory sentence of life imprisonment following their separate convictions of murder .

` In cases of prisoners serving life sentences for murder , where the sentence is not at the discretion of the court , the question of the notional equivalent determinate sentence does not arise .

Nijazi Beqa : an ethnic Albanian from Kosovo , aged 29 , he is serving a four-year prison sentence in Dubrav prison near Istok .

The farmer Colin French , who 'd already been prosecuted five times , was given a suspended jail sentence and banned from keeping four species of farm animal for fifteen years .

Chang Ui-gyun continues to serve an eight-year sentence for espionage .

He said McAteer had already served a six month prison sentence for two assaults on his wife , and in his view , this was part of the same situation .

We will give the courts the statutory power to increase sentences for those who offend while on bail .

During the next eight years Christie served a number of prison sentences for theft and , on one occasion , assault .

Mohamed Abu Talb will serve his sentence in a Swedish jail with three accomplices for a terrorism campaign carried out in 1985 and 1986 against American and Israeli targets in Copenhagen , Amsterdam and Stockholm .

On July 24 a group of paratroopers received suspended sentences in nearby Carcassonne for attacking North African immigrants with clubs .

After a number of bomb explosions at Soviet targets , Kahane was given a suspended five-year prison sentence in mid-1971 for conspiracy to manufacture explosives .

But the court disregarded this and imposed a heavy sentence on the 27-year-old from north Staffordshire .

The supreme court in South Africa has passed death sentences on two right wing extremists convicted of murdering the South African Communist Party leader Chris Harney .

He was given a life sentence by the judge and has been told by his lawyer that such a term in Thailand means for the rest of his life .

Kenneth Brian Dodsworth , 47 , of Hope Moor Place , Darlington , was given a seven-day suspended prison sentence by the town 's magistrates yesterday after admitting failing to pay a fine .

Too often , people think that the sentence by a court is not proportionate to the crime committed and the sentence actually served is too different from the sentence passed . "

However , two officers found not guilty by the military tribunal were given sentences of two and three years .

Trials which involved the possible sentence of death were not allowed to be conducted at night ( Mark 14:55 ; Matt .

In the weeks that followed the new appointment the death sentences of two hundred and twenty nine Japanese prisoners of war were commuted .

Every year , between ten and 15 young people aged under 18 are convicted and given custodial sentences for murder in England and Wales .

They were to be exchanged for Nasir Sa'id , a Palestinian serving a life sentence in Belgium for an attack in 1980 on Jewish children in Antwerp , in which one person was killed and 16 wounded .

On Dec. 21 , 1990 , a Berne court gave a former East German citizen a 16-year suspended prison sentence for espionage on behalf of foreign states .

You can pay as it suits you … with interest FREE credit , by cash , cheque or credit card .

The thin pelts of hair ( phocid ) seals and denser pelts of fur seals probably afford better protection against wind-chill than against the cold of the sea ( Figure 6.5 ) . 

The old dog ambled lamely towards them , shook his wet pelt and stood shivering beside his master . 

An animal 's pelt covered his scalp , its empty legs dangling beside his ears , yet it seemed not at all absurd . 

Hunters would pursue it relentlessly during the snow season , for its winter pelt was especially prized in coat and hat making . 

On the lawn , the cat Hastings lay stretched out like a rabbit pelt , his fur ruffled by the breeze , and feigned sleep . 

Seal pelts are thin to the point of transparency and seabird chicks are too weak to stand . 

More or less fancied herself as a fox , the largest predator in the British Isles , beautiful pelt , amber eyes , full and gorgeous tail ; a stink to drive away the timid . 

` I do n't know whether he uses a slim feeler of the hydra -- I ca n't see if he does -- but I suppose he does . 

Gouramis have turned their pelvic fins into long thread-like feelers with which they explore the water ahead of them and , at breeding times , caress their mates . 

It seems to consist of an affront to the dignity of the House or a Member of it .

His disgruntled voice made it seem as though the precautions of the drug smugglers formed a personal affront to his patriotism .

Rather did he wallow in a mood of self-pity , taking his son 's desertion as a personal affront .

Equally , at the other extreme , we reject the belief that any notion of correct or incorrect use of language is an affront to personal liberty .

The fatwa was and remains an affront to civilised values , for which Iran should be held accountable for as long as the command stands unrescinded .

Although he was opposed to war and sometimes his pacifist fervour offended strangers during the war years , nevertheless to be rejected as a weakling was an affront to a proud and physically courageous man like Modigliani .

For his own daughter to lay claim to such a position was an intolerable affront .

To start the dancing without the queen was an affront which her Spanish temperament would resent .

Emma Peel hairbands are still okay , although they 're becoming less fashionable , but snoods are upcoming . 

She looked magnificent , her athletic figure showing to its best in the tightly fitting black jacket and her red hair confined in a velvet snood beneath her hard hat . 

As he spoke a dark pool of blood began to gather under the luxuriant mane of Harriet 's auburn hair which had escaped from the loosened snood and spread slowly over the ground . 

Norman had returned to his kitchenette , leaving his camel snoring peacefully in the eaves of his lock-up garage , its head in a Fair Isle snood . 

A fire engine went by the kiosk with that excruciating ooh-ah ooh-ah ooh-ah of urban alarm . 

He visited stately homes in the summer and was often at Bulstrode , where the Duchess of Portland pursued her great interest in botany . 

A HUSBAND saved his budgie before blowing up his home with his wife and her family of TV addicts inside . 

However , for initial budget purposes , it is sufficient to estimate these costs by using the average build costs per square foot achieved by others who have recently built their own home . 

They built their homes out of the materials of the river bank itself . 

Councillor Michael Snelling said planners had already been generous allowing the couple to build a bigger home on the site . 

ECOLOGICAL Development , an organisation set up to promote environmentally-friendly housing , are looking for anyone with a desire to build their own home in a ` Green Village " . 

Chance built a convalescent home for his workers and set up a fund which quickly paid out compensation for industrial accidents on a ` no-fault " basis . 

Community leaders decided to build homes for rent to help young people brought up in the village stay in the area . 

A group of unemployed people in Middlesbrough will be building their own homes this year . 

` People with her attitude burnt my grandmother 's home to the ground in ` 22 , " Maggie declared . 

Gunmen have driven countless people from their villages and seized or burned their homes . 

Individually-Designed Homes : Self-build knocked to the floor by recession Richard Bridges finds there may be little profit in constructing your own home 

The green tree ants of Australia construct their homes from the living leaves of trees . 

After all , one does not promote the good of elephants and chimpanzees , for example , by destroying their natural homes . 

They had hit her house , destroyed her home -- hers and Gerry 's . 

` I cried when the first grenades fell and destroyed our home . 

The plaintiff was seriously and her husband fatally injured by an explosion of gas which also destroyed their home . 

The fires which have destroyed six hundred homes in California have now been brought under control . 

She and her husband had only moved to a government-sponsored caravan park south of Miami after Hurricane Andrew destroyed their home last August . 

It stood in front of an old grey cottage which the Molesworths had bought in order to acquire the land whereon they could erect their dream home . 

He now lives in three homes in Kenya : they belong to people who think of themselves , he says , as his sons . 

Households aged 75 and over are more likely to live in unfit homes and lack basic amenities than other household types . 

At first he coped well and went on living independently in his own home . 

Donal Creed TD pointed out it was not just the people in ` the 30,000 houses , but people living in humble homes too " who were concerned over asbestos . 

Married for 31 years , Miss Clark spends much of her time at her flat in London 's Knightsbridge , while Mr Wollf , who is also her manager , lives at their home in Paris . 

And then enlightenment dawned as the thought of Doreen flashed into her mind -- Doreen who had insisted upon living in the pretentious home , rather than in a humble flat . 

Simon and Janie now live in their new home in Baillieston where Janie works as a nurse with Minerva Medical Services . 

People had moved back into their own homes though the camp was still in existence . 

The Lady of the Hearth can be invoked when you move into a new home . 

And the damage to health caused by alcoholism and stress among Soviet citizens moved from their homes was probably greater than that caused by released radioactivity . 

As the Prime Minister approaches the first anniversary of his move into his new home , will he spare a thought for the tens of thousands who , because of his policies , are now losing theirs ? 

A BUILDER is bribing a herd of inquisitive elephants not to move into their new home too soon . 

An unfinished palace , an orgy of architectural whims and cliches , its construction razed 9,500 homes . 

` My son , " explained the dealer , ` is not happy with the arrangement , but I am delighted that the little carpet will reside in the home of a couple who will so obviously appreciate its true worth . " 

For example , in 1983 it was said that ` even where the husband had been violent , it would be reasonable for the wife to continue to reside in the matrimonial home but to seek a court order restraining his violence or barring him from the home " and in these circumstances the authority 's duty would be ` to advise the applicant so to do , not to accommodate her as a homeless person " . 

On Dec. 11 , 40 holiday homes under construction were blown up in the north-western town of Calvi . 

HOMES built by their proud owners tend to be ghastly , says the president of the Royal Institute of British Architects . 

A home built before 1919 might merit a grant for repairing foundations or roof , for instance . 

The municipal museum of Vukovar which was housed in the stately home built by the Eltz family in 1749 , one of the most beautiful baroque buildings in Slavonia , has been badly bombed . 

This has required the Borough of Monmouth to identify land on which 5,500 new homes can be built during the next fifteen years . 

Private sector investment of well over £1 billion will be attracted into the area and 4,800 homes will be built , of which a quarter will be low-cost social housing . 

Residents in an area of Portsmouth have discovered that their homes are built on a toxic waste tip . 

The veterans were dispersed , their homes burned and their camp destroyed . 

His home had burned with the same anger that the men responsible had felt , the anger which Carrefour had striven to purge himself of . 

I think you are men , as your fathers were , who will not lightly see your homes burned , your women shamed , your cattle driven off , your children taken for slaves . 

The aim of the new welfare authorities was to provide homes rather than institutions and so private houses were acquired and converted and then modern purpose-built homes were constructed . 

TEHRAN ( AFP ) -- At least 300 homes were destroyed in an earthquake which shook the south-western Iranian town of Sisakht on Mount Dena early yesterday , the news agency IRNA reported . 

This school was to be subjected to a number of air raid attacks , but the greatest loss the school suffered was when the Allen Homes were totally destroyed in 1942 . 

At least 80 people were reported to have been killed , over 800 were injured and thousands of homes were destroyed . 

People were killed , others saw their homes and shops destroyed . 

The fire spread rapidly , consuming many of the pathetic homes that had been erected . 

The landowners , who are developing the 3,000-home Grange Farm estate , say they were told that only 1,600 homes could be erected before the bypass was built . 

Good words will not get my people a home where they can live in peace , and take care of themselves . 

The president of the society , ninety-five year old Mr T W Ventress , was unable to leave the Whitby nursing home where he now lives to visit the 1987 show which I attended . 

In this respect the relationship between society and religion can be compared to that between families and the homes they live in . 

Other members of the medical profession became interested in the winter climate , and the island began to be recommended for the treatment of and convalescence from a whole range of ailments from anaemia to gout . 

During his convalescence he was nursed by Martha Freeman , who converted him to Catholicism . 

Guy had a theory that the mineral baths might speed up my convalescence . 

I am in hopes that your sister Hattie will come to ease your convalescence at the Rectory . " 

There followed an outpouring of letters from Caroline and her daughters telling of the behaviour and convalescence of ` the most perfect Hero that ever breathed " . 

Pending its release , Morrissey fell into convalescence back in Manchester , gently easing his voice back into shape at rehearsals in Twilight Studios . 

After a minute , she went into the bathroom and leaned over the basin and spat . 

They simplified the house , knocking down walls , adding bathrooms , and opening it up to the cool summer breezes from the sea . 

He helped design and build a new bandstand , an open-air bathroom , a sunbathing shelter and a stage for the plays which the prisoners took part in . 

Look , when you enter the bathroom and turn to your right , there should be two metres to the bathroom wall . 

On several occasions he left the bathroom feeling weak and drained , only to stop on the dark landing at the onset of another wave of nausea . 

Minutes earlier Bethan had been splashing about when single parent Andrea , 22 , left the bathroom to take care of the other girl , Rhiannon . 

The only child left now was the eldest girl , still locked in the bathroom upstairs . 

She locked herself in the bathroom for 40 minutes while her mother banged on the door , John Evans , prosecuting , told Newcastle Crown Court . 

And this helped them to pay for knocking down and putting up walls so that they could move the bathroom to a lovely sunny spot off the main upstairs landing . 

She struggled out of them and ran to the bathroom , away from mummy , who was at the dressing-table and watching her in the mirror , watching her as if the mirror was a glassed-in cage . 

She ran upstairs to the bathroom , covered her head with a towel and spoke to the cold white wall . 

She paused and then went on in the same proud tone she had used when she showed them the bathroom , ` Mr Evans is a very important man . 

A few minutes later Marcus was sitting in the bathroom before a washbasin ( the water was hot ) with a towel over his chest and his face covered with shaving cream . 

We stayed in the bathroom for ages and even when we came out we did n't speak to anyone all the rest of the day . 

She walked to the bathroom and returned with a towel to mop his sweating face . 

Then he put the bottle and the wet glass down on the floor , walked into the bathroom and turned both the taps in the bath on full . 

She boasted that she had two bedrooms and a bathroom , which had been constructed from a third bedroom . 

The creamy bedroom carpet is echoed in the bathroom which has been furnished with some of the antique fixtures and fittings gleaned on Jake 's auction tours . 

The bathroom was painted a dark green half-way up the walls and , above that , cream . 

I have only recently completed my open water diver training , so I am still a novice at the sport . 

does n't sound like a picnic , much less a holiday , but the leaflet helps to prime novices at white water rafting . 

So , we were hardly novices at the print and publishing game , both conventionally and electronically . 

All novices at this form of stock car racing , they managed to provide the competition 's winner in Dave Brittan , a drilling engineer , who beat 15 other contestants . 

Mandeville glared down the table at Rachel who sat , hands joined , like some novice at prayer . 

This is a very good program but , if you are not a novice to spreadsheets or computers , you will find it frustrating as it will be too slow for you . 

However , Barbara would be the first one to admit she is a novice at choosing ready-to-wear . 

When he turned later to real opera , trag)e en musique ( see pp. 373 ff. ) , he was by no means a novice in dealing with French declamation . 

In 5 days novices learn enough to skipper a yacht safely on an Ionian flotilla . 

Hillier , 22 , played a veteran 's role in the Gunners ' victory against Oldham , guiding novice midfielders Steve Morrow , 22 , and Ray Parlour , 19 , through their big-match Highbury ordeal . 

And the organisers are also inviting novice and first-time triathletes to compete for one of a dozen spot prizes . 

Meanwhile , leading novice chasers Sybillin and Wonder Man are poised for a pre-Cheltenham clash at Nottingham on Saturday . 

THE Irish challenge at this week 's Cheltenham Festival weakened yesterday , when Champion Hurdle contender Novello Allegro and leading novice chaser Soft Day were both ruled out . 

It was won by Mr Richard Phelan , a white political novice with a lot of money and appeal in the rich white suburbs ; he beat Mr Eugene Pincham , a black judge . 

But they wiped away the national disgrace of Wednesday 's defeat to America 's soccer novices by outfighting one of the favourites to win next year 's World Cup here in the States . 

Reagan , furthermore , notwithstanding executive experience as a two-term governor of California , was totally without national political experience and was a complete novice in foreign affairs . 

Priced £18.95 , the book is aimed to be as useful to a PC novice as it would be to a seasoned user . 

The servants at the house were mostly foreigners who did n't know their arse from their elbow , as Morgan put it to himself . 

The number of servants at Lartington Hall dwindled , although Dorothy Siswick stayed with Olive until the end . 

The servants from the house moved unobtrusively among them , removing dirty plates , offering more glasses of the delicious cup , tinkling with ice and decorated with cherries and cucumber and sprigs of borage . 

The bailiff of Teigh , servant to Thomas Sherrard , Esq. , was styled husbandman despite owning personal estate to the tune of £30 , while a retainer of Sir John Digby worked as a barber in Oakham . 

An extra man , says Boswell , had joined their little party , ` Evan Campbell , servant to Mr Murchison , factor to the Laird of Macleod in Glenelg ran along with us today . 

When Gloucester deposed Edward V , by contrast , he apparently carried his brother 's servants with him . 

WHEN I WAS a child , I was always at Wuthering Heights , because my mother was a servant with the Earnshaw family . 

Where is the proof that I lurked in a church and killed Mandeville 's servant with a crossbow bolt ? 

Although they were the servants of governments whose interests it was their duty to uphold unreservedly , it was easier in such a setting than it is today to recognize certain common interests . 

John Parker of Belton was a servant of Lord Hastings though retained to Lord Mountjoy . 

This , in fact , referred to the sequestration of a clerk 's benefice by the bishop rather than to excommunication , but its principle was all-embracing and even included the servants of royal servants . 

He was indisputably a loyal servant of Edward II , but he was not the will-less , visionless opportunist which his skilful pragmatism may suggest . 

` How your mob have murdered a teacher , and thrashed the Duke 's servants nearly to death . 

He alone had the key to each quarter : he and his faithful servant Robert alone knew the key to his secret . 

Well may I forget that I am your servant when you forget what belongs to a master . 

Dorian sent his servant to fetch the things that Campbell needed , and the two men waited silently . 

For example a semi-feudal landlord in a developing country today may employ a large number of retainers or family servants who will work for cash rent , labour rent or a proportion of the harvest on his land . 

Later my father again applied for leave of absence , which Your Grace refused to grant , though you permitted me , who am in any case only a half-time servant , to travel alone . 

Sufficient meat was to be dressed every day for the staff , and first sent into the matron , house surgeon and pupil , thence to the house servants . 

` She would be in the room and he would dismiss her with a flick of the hand as though she were a servant . " 

With my humble duty , I remain , Your Majesty 's faithful and devoted servant . 

Henry III rewarded his servants on occasion with offices of this kind : in 1265 he granted the wardenship of Cannock Forest to his surgeon , Master Thomas of Weseham , to hold in fee . 

Pilkington , the brother of Gloucester 's retainer John , had been a royal servant since the early 1460s and had been rewarded with land in the north midlands , bringing him within the duchy connection . 

The late Mrs Clerk-Douglas of Holmill relates that her great-grandfather was the last inhabitant , with the exception of an old woman , a servant of the family . 

Until March he was assumed to be a reliable , if conservative , servant of the president . 

Lord Dacre kept twenty-eight indoor servants at Hurstmonceux who , with a constant stream of visitors , needed prodigious quantities of food both from the estates and from farther-flung markets . 

The lot of domestic servants in the eighteenth century was in general less difficult than that of farm-workers . 

The likes of Dr James Halden would n't take more than a passing interest in a common domestic servant . 

Jean 's own mother , who had been a domestic servant , wanted her daughter to go into service too , and certainly did not push her into printing . 

George Douglas Brown was born near Ochiltree , the illegitimate son of George Douglas Brown , a farmer , and Sarah Gemmell , a farm servant , both of Drumsmudden Farm . 

The majority of farm servants stayed only the one year with their master after the annual hiring , but they moved only into the service of other farmers drawing labour from the same hiring fair . 

Here , however , it was above all the labour of unmarried young women as living-in farm servants which was sought . 

This in turn creates one of the most difficult problems of all , a personal one which many government servants , and agents or consultants must feel . 

The parries in opposition to Government now decided to infiltrate the police and also to influence government servants . 

He could n't imagine a government servant working abroad who did not feel that tug of pleasure when he walked up the steps of his embassy in a foreign capital . 

She was also deeply concerned for the spiritual needs of her relatives and household servants . 

They were forestalled , however , by the coup which the king and a group of trusted household servants carried out on 19 October 1330 . 

On the other hand he could work at all hours of the day and night -- much to the dismay of his advisers and household servants who would have preferred a more predictable routine . 

As the reports of the proceedings of the People 's Court showed , another palace servant had been instructed to wrap up the Tsar 's icon and pack it with the Grand Duke 's belongings . 

There was also a retinue of Palace servants who had already prepared the place for their entertainment . 

There was a note of exile in the voices of the old railway servants who came to the microphone to say goodbye to the station …

Mary Leapor at some point in her adolescence became a domestic servant . 

At about this time , there arrived in Medmelton a Cornish man seeking work and he became the servant of a farmer . 

In fact , rich Laputans employ a servant whose job is to follow his master everywhere . 

I bought a flat in a poor part of London , where I kept Hyde 's clothes and employed a servant to do the housework . 

He has many servants in the world , and the Dark Lord Medoc is one of them . 

Huy had the impression that a body servant was lurking somewhere within earshot , to report any indiscretions back to Reni , and that everybody knew this . 

One of his assistants in this task was Christopher Saxton [ q.v. ] , who came from Dunningley near Dewsbury , and who was working as his servant in 1570 . 

He worked as a servant to a Brahmin but wrote plays in his spare time and believed firmly in land reform . 

He 'd lived in thestreet for thirty two years … and worked as a scout or college servant at Trinity College . 

Ann Kussmaul , an historian , observes that evidence pertaining to discipline and resentment between masters and servants in husbandry comes almost entirely from masters . 

Finally came men who did not own freehold land : husbandmen , servants in husbandry and the servants of artificers — anyone whose estate in goods and chattels did not exceed £10 . 

In other words , someone had set fire to the dacha , and the things had been stolen from it before the fire had started . 

Ivan was old and dying , but he lived in Rakovsky 's handsome dacha and his days were comfortable . 

She did n't believe she 'd marry Petya Tcherkassoff and move to a dacha on the steppes any more , but she thought she might see twenty-five . 

If we ca n't lure Presley here and destroy him before then , we 're history .

The rest is history , from which liberal and conservative Catholics draw strikingly contrary conclusions .

At best , the stone-faced attitudes of retail-outlet clerks have become the manifestation of a subculture that is soon to disappear , like all the other subcultures that have faded into history .

Paul Ride and Michael Wainwright made their plea while waiting for news of appeals to Iraq 's Supreme Court .

Outside , Clarke 's solicitor , Alan Borland , said he was considering an appeal against sentence .

Simply because the Crown does not have a right of appeal against sentence .

Mrs Spence is a former legal secretary who is considering an appeal against an industrial tribunal decision which went against her last week .

Viscount Dilhorne had already decided that the appeal should be dismissed before he turned to it .

They decided that her objections to adoption were not unreasonable and dismissed an appeal by the local authority against a county court judge 's rejection of its adoption proposal on the grounds that it was premature .

An appeal against Langbaurgh planners ' refusal to allow a hot food takeaway premises at 46 West Road , Loftus , to operate on Sundays between 7 pm and 11 pm has been dismissed .

After 1854 appeals to the Supreme Court on matters of law were allowed .

Unless an appeal is lodged within 28 days of sentencing he could be free in a little over two years .

Their ability to withstand high G-forces , extreme disorientation and lack of oxygen will be key factors in deciding who is to travel to the Soviet space station Mir . 

Occasionally , and this was such an occasion , Elisabeth Danziger experienced a feeling of disorientation so powerful as to render her environment totally unfamiliar . 

I then vomited , lay still for some seconds to recover from my disorientation and looked up at the officer , standing nonchalantly with hands clasped behind his back . 

The elation of witnessing birth may be followed by a sense of disorientation at being a displaced person . 

There are many variations on this situation , ranging from a momentary doubt all the way up to total disorientation followed by loss of control and a crash . 

The disorientation of actually entering the organization shatters some of these naive expectations . 

Hendrique found himself unable to hold Graham 's gaze and in his disorientation he turned away , unconsciously easing the pressure on the pad . 

Many will therefore appear relaxed and sleepy but some may not remember much of what they were told pre-operatively and may experience disorientation , alarm , pain or occasionally confusion . 

Such problems as length of journey leading to even further disorientation in some instances , problems of incontinence and travel sickness , problems of timing for carers in preparing and receiving back the sufferers . 

He would find her under sedation -- a bit dopey and drowsy , and still in a state of some disorientation and shock . 

Scotland 's disorientation continued after the break , worsened by the tighter marking of the midfield by the Maltese and the positioning of Nevin . 

He was a shy and clever Scot , who was twirling his half-moon spectacles in one hand while asking the librarian for a copy of a particular newspaper . 

Ford 's eyes , behind their small thick spectacles , betrayed excited alarm . 

Taczek took oft his spectacles and a gleam twinkled in his face . 

Richard giggled , a little drunk , and polished his spectacles . 

The Campbell took off his spectacles and tucked them into his pocket . 

` I 'm not really sure , " she said good-humouredly , removing the great moon spectacles and peering down at him . 

He was toying with the idea of bifocal spectacles on the eve of his appointment as Ambassador to France , and the future held a key role for him in the drafting of the American Constitution . 

He fumbled the spectacles onto his face just as three muddy children sidled toward him . 

It also wore a youthful face , the greater part of which lurked behind the thick pebbled spectacles of the seriously myopic . 

He bowled over several times before rising in a confusion of camouflage , clutching his spectacles to his face and taking to his heels . 

My nose never smelt such noisome smells , and my eyes never beheld such ghastly spectacles " . 

Sitting on a thin metal chair above one of west Beirut 's noisiest streets , eyes staring intently through heavy framed spectacles , he described his family tree with careful pride . 

Colonel Mark Woodrow Harris , USAF , eyed Manville across his desk , through black-framed , slightly tinted spectacles . 

AMA social services committee chairman Toby Harris said it confirmed the DoH viewed the changes through rose-tinted spectacles . 

He gazed up at Cornelius through the unfractured lens of his spectacles . 

Tate was staring at her , the lenses of his spectacles glittering in the reflected light . 

The man took off his spectacles and wiped them on a snowy white handkerchief . 

What do we know about the life and times of the man whose steel-rimmed spectacles and well-trimmed beard have become just as much of a trade mark as the well-known company logo ? 

The British Ambassador , Anthony Parsons , a man whose heavy spectacles gave him an amiable academic appearance , was an Arabist who had been in Iran since 1974 . 

With his tie awry , an alert pair of eyes sparkling behind gold-rimmed spectacles , he impressed the party by coming to the point rather than indulging in what he called the prefabricated speeches he had always hated . 

A chemist 's shop in Marylebone High Street yielded a pair of plain-glass spectacles with heavy horn rims and a men 's outfitters a tweed hat and Burberry . 

He looked so much older than when she last saw him -- tired and thin -- his hair receding , a pair of wire-framed spectacles upon his nose . 

He adjusted his spectacles with the forefinger of his right hand before continuing . 

What 's there ? " said Snodgrass , adjusting his spectacles the better to see . 

Laura adjusted her spectacles and the leather of her chair squeaked . 

` Like your tie , by the way ! " she commented as she adjusted her horn-rimmed spectacles on the bridge of her nose . 

Caroline 's blonde hair had been bundled under a large beret and she was wearing spectacles . 

She was small and dark , with rimless spectacles , and became matronly in middle age . 

` That 's right , the horn-rimmed spectacles were adapted to make his ears project . 

These were to install illuminations up to 1000 Lux , but all indirectly to avoid sparkle and glare in the abnormally thick spectacles of partially sighted people . 

This is surely a babyhood memory , slightly corrupted , of seeing the word ` toilets " reflected fleetingly in my nurse 's spectacles when we travelled from London to Dover to sail for the continent . 

The Frenchman smiled suavely ; the Algerian , a small dark man in heavy horn-rimmed spectacles , did not smile . 

Dexter just caught a flash of white in his eyes behind the gold-rimmed spectacles . 

Round-shouldered men mumbled quietly to frumpy girls in spectacles or Filipino nurses who neighed dutifully at jokes they did not understand . 

As she took her own cup and settled herself again in her chair , Mrs McDougall looked at me over her spectacles and said comfortably : ` The girls will have told you about Ewen Mackay . " 

But to eyes not looking through ancient spectacles , it assuredly appears as an affair of the intercourse of a living being with its physical and social environment . 

We must , nevertheless , beware of looking at Spain through Andalusian spectacles and generalizing from the violent and precarious structure of the latifundia districts . 

At first he peered over the top of his spectacles , eyeing his visitors severely . 

The Deputy Director of Crisis Relocation peered sternly over his spectacles . 

Paul had worn metal-rimmed spectacles now for a number of years . 

She wore the spectacles , and now some fragment of her is inside my mind , just as some fragment of me is lodged in hers . 

And when one came to think of it he did look a little like a clergyman in his dark grey suit , especially when he wore his spectacles . 

When I asked him for his reaction , he sat hunched behind a table in his little palace , his head hanging down , his half-moon spectacles on the end of his nose . 

This short , slight , bearded little fellow with his thick spectacles , boxer 's nose and mane of grey hair was the most fun , was the gamest strutting little cockerel that I ever met . ’ 

He would stoop slightly and listen attentively while you spoke to him , as if it were important that he heard every word , gently sliding his spectacles up the bridge of his nose as he did so . 

` It 's a special assignment , " Richie Lowell confided , his spectacles back on his nose , his mind back on business , ` and it 's straight from above . " 

Alaia tops , Paul Smith suits , extravagant spectacles : the designers are an instantly recognisable breed . 

Goggles : Available either as safety spectacles or fully enclosing goggles they are for use where there is the risk of high speed particle shed or fumes that may be injurious to the eyes . 

Madeleine had on her spectacles and was reading the newspaper while Louis dozed on the sofa . 

It was pointed out that contrary to the rose-tinted spectacles view , Britain has a long history of riot and disorder . 

He 'd smiled at her over the tops of his gleaming gold-rimmed spectacles and Leonore had known she was beaten . 

His mother was leafing through a huge pile of correspondence , the wire-framed spectacles perched on the end of her nose threatening to fall off at any moment , while Senga sat beneath the window , copying verses from an open Bible . 

Light-framed spectacles perched on a narrow nose and her unplucked eyebrows gave her a severity that Delgard knew was not in her nature . 

There were about fifteen cattle , around a dozen sheep and a few lambs left over from the spring lambing . 

Water on top of that would be heated by the composting waste and the company plans to farm shellfish in it . 

Ministers won a vote to give a private company , Scallop Kings , exclusive rights to farm shellfish over an area of seabed along the shore south- west of Fort William . 

Further along the shore a few beachcombers were bunkered down , husking washed-up coconuts for copra ; others collected shellfish . 

By managing the stock and thinning them out we 're getting larger and better shellfish . " 

Minch and Atlantic fisheries are augmented by onshore and coastal fishing for valuable shellfish , including crabs and lobsters . 

Grazing and benthic feeding carnivores will take live foods from the aquarium bottom and many are partial to freshly-broken clean live shellfish in their shells , if you anchor them to one spot . 

It smelled of shellfish , newsprint , disinfectant -- and the lime-encrusted urinal at the far end . 

Fish and shellfish , popularly eaten raw , were polluted , although thousands of fishermen staged demonstrations in Lima protesting that fresh fish was safe to eat . 

Of the various smoked shellfish available , smoked mussels and oysters are the most popular , and smoked squid is the sort of thing that browsers pick up , show their friends and put down again . 

Apparently they ate nothing but shellfish , and just dropped the shells on the floor when they 'd finished . 

Headlines scream of algal blooms which destroy fish farms in Norway , and radio broadcasts give official warnings not to eat shellfish from some areas of the British coasts . 

Had he really died in France , or else learnt about his father 's terrible fate and secretly returned to stalk his sire 's killers ?

Young designers to have suffered a similar fate to Ronay include Val Piriou , Joe Casely-Hayford and John Galliano , although Galliano is one of the luckier ones .

Presumably the footballing establishment thought Middlesbrough should simply sit back and accept their dismal fate .

Not a comment on municipal mismanagement , but the extraordinary fate of the ST-18 Croydon , abandoned on a coral atoll in 1936 .

Tenure was challenged -- and probably quite rightly -- but so was the universities ' freedom to determine their own fate .

The subsequent fate of the Teddy Boys -- as public myth , that is -- has correspondingly been one of rehabilitation and falsification .

At a White House press conference , Mr Bush said : ` I carry the fate of the hostages with me every single day .

A special committee of MPs meets to decide the fate of a controversial bill under which the main line and underground stations would be transformed and a new terminal and platform built for Channel Tunnel trains .

But does he ever feel that it is his fate never to become World Champion ?

For many Christians of Mark 's day , their fate was to die for Christ .

The students in the 1980s were also concerned with the fate of China and their own future security .

It is , without doubt , the most vital match in the club 's 100-year history and quite possibly their last under Kevin Keegan 's management , whatever his side 's fate .

Zarathustra declared that at death God passes judgement on man and that this decides his fate when the world is finally transformed into the same state of perfection as when it left the hands of the Creator .

An Iraqi military spokesman later claimed on Baghdad radio that the plane was shot down ` on a routine patrol " , adding that the fate of the pilot was not known .

Simon Lyster , of the World Wide Fund for Nature , said the decision sealed the fate on the ivory trade .

Herak 's chilling account of the fate of Muslim women being held prisoner in a motel in Vogosca , six miles north of Sarajevo , has been broadcast repeatedly on Sarajevo television .

Thus , a stated aim of this book is to provide a significant bibliographic resource on empirical and theoretical approaches for predicting the fate of chemicals .

The next few days could decide the fate of thousands of hard-pressed workers , home owners and firms .

The fate of the company is not recorded except like BMK they reverted back to carpet manufacturing as soon as possible after the war ended .

As has dogged the fate of any political candidate I have favoured for any office or position , he was unsuccessful .

Afterwards , while Loopy Lil cleared the meal , Mrs Hollidaye put on her galoshes and took Dot round the walled kitchen garden . 

The Substitute also had a large English umbrella which lay in the back beside his briefcase and a brand new pair of green galoshes . 

After half a mile she had rejected this hypothesis and decided that it was merely because she was unattractive , the sort of person who , fifty years ago , would have worn rubber galoshes . 

` I go out in the rain too , like everybody else , but I wear my galoshes , you know what I mean ? " 

There 's a removable shaped insole with a Cambrelle top to wick moisture away from the foot . 

The lining is calf leather and there is a comfortable insole of shaped close cell foam . 

The layer between the sole unit and the insole of the boot is known as the midsole . 

Mid-sole : the layer between the sole and insole of the boot , which is anatomically shaped and designed to give the correct amount of flex and support for the activity for which the boot is designed . 

His alias was Ebrahim Ebrahimian , a name variously mis-spelled by the players , which Secord supposed to be Turkish . 

Calton , who also used the alias Hans Schultz , had nearly escaped . 

The allegation was made to a Belfast newspaper by an individual who showed a journalist documents containing the names of 233 people . 

Off they hastened , to be told that no living patient in the hospital had the name of Bessie Lee , but a young girl answering her description had died half an hour before . 

He returned to his desk and checked the names of the fourteen banks . 

The electorate of the capital , Titograd , also voted to reinstate the city 's old name of Podgorica . 

In 1911 Mr Tom Hodge still presided over the firm bearing his name : a handsome , white-haired gentleman of fifty and the most conservative imaginable . 

Several people , such as E Howard Hunt , Richard Helms , and JFK himself , appear under their real names . 

My name is Sandra Forsyth and I was just twenty eight when the events took place that changed my life . 

Integrated Device Technology Inc is doing its own version of the VRX , the low-cost , low-power version of the R4000 that MIPS has in the works , under the code name Orion . 

The Stewarts ' continual forays into pastures new with their distinct designs well suits their company name . 

The managers of any newly related module names will be notified of the SPR via the Mail System . 

It 's safer not to have spaces between the procedure name and the opening bracket . 

The marketing department also ensures that the image and promotion standards set are applied consistently in order to maintain the strength and competitiveness of the trade name . 

However I hope the term Human Resources will not be undergoing a consequent change of name . 

Pierry derives its name from a stratum of flint in the subsoil which reputedly gives its wine a marked flinty taste . 

The White Lions take their names from the fierce predators which stalk the mountains of Chrace . 

` On her wrist was the name Coyle but on the ankle was the name Bursey . 

I should be in some embarrassment if my name were to appear in the newspapers , for instance . " 

She said they were often stopped by autograph hunters when they are out with Vic , whose real name is Jim Moir . 

Originally titled `` Infinite Justice , '' the operation 's code word was changed-to avoid the sensibilities of Muslims who associate the power of infinite justice with God alone-to the operational name still used for operations in Afghanistan : '' Enduring Freedom . ''

Ellington performed at the Orpheum in Los Angeles in 1941 and 1942 with a musical called Jump for Joy in which the performers wore zoot suits , also known as Gone with the Wind suits , after the style worn by Clark Gable in the movie by the same name .

In 1981 a film by the same name , Zoot Suit , was produced and directed by Luis Valdez , with performances by actors Daniel Valdez and Edward James Olmos .

The earliest name associated with the city , Ur usalim , perhaps meant `` city of Shalim '' or `` founded by Shalim . ``

I made up my mind that Muscat Ramble was almost certainly the original name of the tune .

In the matter of pronunciations of BrEng names , it is an old-fashioned fantasy of Americans that Brits go round saying POM-frit for Pontefract : most Brits that I have heard give the name a spelling pronunciation these days ; and so with many of the old shibboleths .

The authors have provided a brief introduction which is easy to follow , a list of suggested readings , and the names and addresses of the several institutions and societies in Britain where readers may indulge a more intensive interest in dialect study .

The buddy is screening a videotape of the fat man at the gaming table and zeroing in on the guy 's wallet , trying to read his name , so that he can call the desk and find out the man 's room number and tell Cage so that Cage can get there before the villain gets there .

The individual plaintiffs in the Washington case were listed in the appeals-court opinion as `` Jane Roe ; John Doe ; James Poe ; Harold Glucksberg , M.D. '' ( `` Glucksberg , '' of course , is not some ambitious new departure in the field of generic fictitious names , and there will not soon be a movie called Meet Harold Glucksberg . Glucksberg is just the real name of a doctor involved in the case . )

You come up with a no-nonsense product designed to remove widgets , patent it , and market it under the straightforward name Widget Terminator .

where the name of the person and most of the message is garbled ( because the caller is slurring ) , but the number is the only understandable part of the message ?

There is one other recurring difference in the papers ' Germany coverage : all but the NYT render the winner 's name `` Schroeder , '' while the Ochs Sulzberger bund foregoes that `` oe '' for an `` o '' under an umlaut .

The ubiquitous `` Make Money Fast '' e-mail recasts the classic pyramid scheme as e-scam : Send $5 to the names on the list , add your own name to the bottom , and reap your windfall later .

The names of two towns , American Fork and Spanish Fork bear special mention because of a peculiarity of Utah pronunciation especially rural pronunciation : locally these towns are known as American Fark and Spanish Fark , respectively .

One of the most readable of these articles is Russell E. Brown 's paper on Anna Seghers ' Revolt of the Fishers , in which he shows how the author establishes a certain universality for the uprising : accordingly , the names can be attributed to no specific place or time .

I should have known I 'd get myself in trouble by calling names of my favorite editorial illustrators .

The name Acropolis derives from the Greek words acro meaning `` highest point '' and polis , meaning town .

Many names point to the appearance , customs , staple diet , occupation , possessions or stamping ground of a tribe , as in the following:

reports that Arafat appears to have dismissed Faisal Husseini , the Palestinian official responsible for Jerusalem affairs and , until now , a name high on his list of potential successors .

Send as many names as you wish , as often as you wish , and get six additional months of Slate for each one .

The Bounty is studded with the names of painters , especially those with a link to the Caribbean .

I 'm sure most of the politicians who went to the Lords only so they 'd have a place to speechify after retiring from the Commons would rather do without this , but it 's part of the British schtick , so at the least we ought to get the names right .

Once it seemed that the nonsensical blather of a song like America 's `` Horse With No Name '' ( with the immortal lines `` The heat was hot '' and `` In the desert/ You ca n't remember your name/ 'Cause there ai n't no one/ For to give you no pain '' ) could never be challenged by any rival in any other art form .

Such serendipity sends one on a voyage of discovery , to see what meanings can be aptly found in other Chinese transliterated names .

Under the GDR its name was changed to Marx-Engels-Platz , and it became a focus of Communist May Day military parades and rallies .

In response to media inquiries about ongoing work , GAO will provide information only about the objectives , scope , and methodology of an assignment ; the names of the requesters ; and the expected completion date .

There are many African town names that contribute to this linguistic stereotype , places such as Zongo , Zumbo , Zawi , Zaria , Kolwezi , Mulobezi , Solwezi , Ulvinza , Mazabuka , Mwanza , Ngunza , Nzeto , Nyunza , and many others .

Farming implements like plow and hayrake have kept their old horse-drawn names , and so have most utility vehicles , like fire engine , Black Maria , paddy wagon , ambulance , and delivery van -- the last clipped from caravan living wagon , which survives in full in England to mean a camping trailer .

Such place names as there were applied to clusters of buildings , such as casas reales ( `` royal houses '' ) , renamed Palace of the Governors by the Anglo-Americans , or Barrio de Analco for the cluster that housed Mexican-Indians .

I 'm sure your readers know that the very name `` Martha '' is no accident .

The stress pattern of a place-name expression can sometimes differentiate between two meanings , but this clue can be lost if names alternate between languages .

The use of the `` Affiliation field '' is also limited by the fact , that the name of a country can be dropped from the affiliation if the publisher is located in the same country [ 20 ] . Further such a search strategy would be questionable because country names can appear in street names of other countries [ 20 ] . Therefore the use of the `` Affiliation Field '' was avoided right at the beginning and the affiliation for each single entry was retrieved from the MEDLINE format .

Both names ( along with the no-longer-common `` John-a-'nokes '' and `` John-a-'stiles '' ) derive from legal custom dating back almost to medieval times , in cases where suit needed , for arcane reasons , to be filed against a legally fictitious person .

The product is that cake with the Sara Lee name attached or the shoe polish with Kiwi on the cover .

The paper by Penelope Scambly Schott , Rosamond : Poison and Contamination gives a neat example of historical confusion based on the fate of another individual with the same name .

If you plan to attend the luncheon , please forward the enclosure and your name will be included in our mailing .

Each phylogenetic group name is a link that reveals additional phylogenetic levels ( Figure 4and H-4B .

We may not know how to read or write the letters and symbols in Japanese , Chinese , Arabian , or other languages , but we do not have to when we refer to living things , because the generic name and specific name , in Latin , are the same all over the world .

I went to high school -- a small school with only a minority of Italians -- with a girl named Pochintesta ( poco little , in in , testa head ) , another named Zucchi ( a plural form of zucca squash , or , colloquially , head ; Hanks and Hodges say this name was often given to a person of scarce intelligence , as in pumpkinhead ) , one boy named Chiappa ( buttock ) , and another named Chiappinelli ( which may be either an extended diminutive of Chiappa or the diminutive of chiappino , which Battaglia defines as a type of ape ) .

Supplemental figures showing full gene names and GenBank accession numbers for Figures 1 , 2 , 3 , 4and 5are available and at [ 12 ] .

For this study , we have adopted the position that every member of a pedigree has the right to refuse to have personal information such as name , address , and medical history recorded in a research database .

Our search method differed from the previously described method [ 1 2 ] of using the `` Affiliation field '' to enter country names for good reason .

For example , if you have IE4 installed , when you click on an author 's name a short bio pops up ( instead of the click taking you to the bio at the bottom of the page ) .

With names in dictionaries , the criteria for inclusion and the criteria for explanation are inextricably interdependent .

Spanish and Indian names were precedents to other non-English-sounding names .

Likewise with Myanmar , the name now used -- at least in the non-U.S. -English-speaking world -- for what used to be called Burma . The official name of the country in Burmese has , since independence from Britain , been Pyidaungsu Socialist Thammada Myanma Naingngandaw , so Myanmar , it seems , is simply Burmese for Burma . This is the same phenomenon as Côte d'Ivoire . But the current Myanmarese ( do I venture where angels fear to tread by coining the adjective ? )

But Blumenthal 's attorney tells the Post he will take `` 'appropriate action ' unless Drudge disclose [ s ] the names of his sources by today . ''

U.S. law also prohibits contributions from any individual contractor or partnership doing business with the government , and requires a `` best effort '' to obtain the name , address , occupation , and employer of every individual contributing over $200 .

Sowing a mixture of resistant varieties of barley in a field reduces losses and slows the spread of fungal pests . 

Mint , in its variegated varieties , makes a colourful addition to flower borders as well as herb gardens . 

Homosexuality , which was invented in 1869 also from a Greek root ( homo , meaning ` same " ) , was seen in the same light and its male variety was banned in 1885 . 

Ewes ' milk cheese is generally hard , while goats ' milk varieties may be processed in many ways . 

In the end it was n't so much an assassination as a massacre , with 6,121 of the 7,098 American apple varieties that blossomed last century now extinct . 

Let's start with conventional cordon-trained greenhouse varieties . 

Modern push-fit sanitary couplings , of the Multikwik variety , come with their own lubricant , which is liberally smeared over the cleaned pipe and the fitting pushed home . 

Many of these survivors are not traditional tree orchards at all , but bush varieties on which mistletoe is incapable of gaining a foothold . 

The best variety for small gardens is probably ` Merton Thornless " . 

A high proportion of Merlot variety in the blend gives a rich fruity style with a good firm finish . 

The company discourages staff from wearing earrings , however , either a solid stud or small sleeper variety with no stones or attachments may be worn , and only one in each ear . 

Waterlilies for the Connoisseur HARRY HOOPER talks about some of the special but rarer varieties of waterlily 

If parents and governors are now to be involved , this may make sex education even more complicated as teachers try to accommodate a variety of differing moral views on what should be taught . 

But there is also a wide variety of technologically quite unsophisticated social systems in which social stratification , political subordination and class exploitation are linked to the kinsman/non-kinsman distinction . 

The defective gene in the wrinkled variety contains an extra piece of DNA -- the stuff genes are made of -- which prevents it working properly . 

Red lentils are the easiest and quickest to cook ; although the green or brown varieties have more flavour , they do require soaking . 

Unfortunately they are not all able to survive in an aquarium and some of the most colourful varieties are the most delicate . 

Do not mix different species of bulbs , or different varieties of one species , in the same container . 

Mozart 's heroic brand of oratory is very different from Beethoven 's much more robust variety . 

With so many different varieties to choose from , the perfect rose for you is ready and waiting to be planted out 

A range of different colours , shapes , thicknesses and varieties of condoms are available -- try a few and find out what suits you best . 

Each of these has its own local variety of English , which is different from any indigenous British variety . 

They came from almost every variety of home , from one grandson of a duke to the son of someone who survived on a small-holding . 

In every case television in its full variety of formats has been the primary influence in projecting the parties ' images . 

You can get every variety of fork , weeder , hoe , trowel or rake with long , medium or short handles . 

And in the religious music both of the Catholics and of every variety of Protestant . " 

The grape varieties are often quite different , as are the climate and soil , so the flavour will vary accordingly and should be judged on its own merits , not as an imitation of something else . 

The grape variety used is Chenin Blanc but when it is picked before it is fully ripe , it makes dull , acidic wines , with an off-putting nose that reminds me of wet dogs . 

This Rheinhessen wine is made from the Siegerrebe -- the richest German grape variety -- which makes it capable of packing a walloping great punch of sweetness . 

At that time , grape varieties were n't exactly classified , but Chardonnay , for instance , could have been among them . 

These language varieties are known by various names , such as West Indian Creole , Black British English and Patois . 

It is essential to avoid discussing one language variety in terms appropriate only to another . 

The first stage was the inner-city project , ` Speech community and language variety in Belfast " ( October 1975 -- June 1977 ) . 

Although Caribbean language varieties ( and , in particular , Jamaican Creole ) have been described in some detail , our knowledge of the language of second and third generation West Indian settlers in Britain is extremely sketchy . 

The M3elv of Troms NN1-NP0 is now considered to be a local variety of the Norwegian Red , though it was combined with the Red Trondheim in 1951 . 

It does assume , however , that teachers themselves have an accurate understanding of the differences between written Standard English , spoken Standard English and spoken local varieties of English . 

You might try drinking mineral water or fruit juice or one of the many varieties of herbal teas with their delicate and delicious flavours . 

Only a handful of shows survived the First World War , during which many of the old varieties of berries became extinct . 

Gluten is deficient in many high yielding varieties of wheat used in Britain , local flour being fortified by the addition of high gluten varieties imported from North America . 

It has now become a challenge to find new varieties of herb -- at the last count there were just over 130 . 

New varieties of seeds , plants and gardening products are sent to Harry to test , a task that he performs with all the analytical skill of a scientifically trained gardener . 

Tropical waterlilies are often grown from seed and although this is a tedious process , it is also where new varieties are developed . 

The project is concerned with the way in which new varieties of a language -- accents and dialects -- emerge when large numbers of people from different regions settle in a previously relatively unpopulated area . 

` Conference " pears are partly self-fertile , but all other varieties need a pollinator . 

The other varieties , both Standard and basilectal , have close pure vowels which are long , except in the case of Trinidadian . 

What is unique about champagne is the particular combination of soil and grape varieties . 

Keepers who attend this particular variety of Cobra always wear goggles . 

Most dedicated gardeners normally have a secret passion for a particular variety of plant . 

It is not unusual to find , within a larger speech community such as London or New York , particular sub-communities with their own distinctive variety of the common language . 

Napoli is also a very popular variety , having coarser lumps of flat than the Milano and being made with a mixture of pork and beef . 

The high-quality arabica beans which they grow have become more popular than the robusta variety grown in Africa and , to some extent , in Brazil . 

Before leaving the pruning of H.T.s and Floribundas , here are just a few words about some popular varieties that are examples of exceptions proving rules . 

Mayflies and several varieties of caddis disappear from acid streams , and the freshwater shrimp becomes scarce in soft water or below pH 5.7 . 

There are several varieties of dried beans : black , red , white , butter , black-eyed , pinto , flageolet , soya , mung , haricot and aduki . 

Woodland harboured herbs for medicines and food and also several edible varieties of mushroom . 

Snowdrops , crocuses , daffodils , aubretia and several varieties of heather bloomed there at their respective times . 

Sabine said faintly , soon after , as a platter with several varieties was placed in the middle of the table . 

There are two varieties of the Swedish Polled : the colour-pointed mountain type and the red polled of the south . 

" Croftway Pink " and " Cambridge Scarlet " are two good varieties . 

It applies to the case where two highly-focused varieties of language ( see Le Page and Tabouret-Keller , 1985 : 115 ) , with identifiably similar vocabulary but social statuses at polar extremes , coexist in one society . 

In the case of the Norwegian dialects studied by Blom and Gumperz ( 1972 ) , a diglossic relationship existed between the two varieties . 

Quite apart from the sturdiness of their burial mounds , the settlers made sure of leaving solid , lasting tributes to their deities and their belief in certain seasonal rhythms .

My healthiness , or sturdiness , as it was more commonly called , was another important aspect of my being the eldest child .

We 've looked at the travel cots currently in the shops , from baby-sized cots to full-sized cots-cum-playpens , and tested them for portability , sturdiness when under attack from energetic toddler , and over all quality and value for money .

She took a few steps about the room , hoping the movement successfully concealed her dread . 

He had taken only a few steps across the playground when he was stopped by a rough command . 

This time , we succeeded and indeed met no difficulties apart from one awkward step across a gap just before the cairn . 

Remember how your baby , after weeks of aimless standing around holding onto the fireguard , suddenly took five steps across the room when nobody was looking ? 

Long steps across the width of the pool invite a grinning entrance into the waters . 

And so this is how it ends , she thought minutes later as she walked with steady steps across the wooden planks . 

This transition can be accomplished in 29 branchings , which we may naively think of as a stately walk of 29 steps across genetic space . 

` Where 's your car ? " she asked in sudden alarm , as he lurched to his feet and took a couple of unsteady steps across the kitchen . 

Keith Waugh was armed with only the vaguest canine knowledge when he took the first steps along his career path . 

Visitors to Yordas Cave who have left their cars parked at or near Masongill must retrace their steps along the Turbary Road , a walk equally enjoyable when done in reverse . 

Retrace your steps along the road and cross over the main St. David 's -- Haverfordwest road . 

Still very shaken , Steve Thomas retraces his steps along County Road in Swindon . 

` God speed , " he cried , and ran a few steps alongside the departing train to show it was n't just a question of out of sight out of mind . 

To turn the board completely round through 180 degrees keep leaning the sail towards one end of the board and take small shuffling steps around the mast as the board turns under you . 

The whole thorny question of Equity membership is linked with the step from drama school to agent 's office -- and indeed applies equally at the audition for the first job . 

She backed two steps from him , then turned and ran towards the building . 

Set amongst towering palms , this is a delightful complex of 25 thatched bungalows , simply furnished , but clean and spacious , and just a few steps from the beach . 

` The world we live in , you see , is only a step from the jungle . 

In the foreground , blue water tumbled beside the steps into rectangular pools . 

The relaxed atmosphere of the sixth form was exploited to the full by Gedge and he made his first naïve steps into a political arena , ones that ended at the school 's perimeter fence . 

Perhaps the Thunderbird 's one-sided peghead might have been more in keeping with Gibson 's bold step into the next century . 

London-based Elonex Plc has taken its first step into the higher-end workstation market . 

Chant went off , and Estabrook climbed the steps into the caravan . 

Is colourful as a rainbow , sturdy like a cabin , its beauty invites , step into my parlour . 

Our first steps off the Spyway road took us through green and pleasant farmland where playful sheep frolicked alongside and a lone tractor droningly went about its work . 

For nurse Val Coulson , a step off the career ladder was taken mainly to enable her to fit work around her children . 

A steep flight of steps off the street led to a first-floor courtyard dotted with pots of bougainvillaea . 

She passed by the lifeguard , and after she had gone some three or four steps past him she turned her head , smiled , and waved to him . 

When the 1992 intake of new MPs took their first tentative steps round Westminster on Monday morning , the place was in turmoil . 

Then he opened his eyes , spoke a few words and eventually tried a few tentative steps round his hospital room . 

They knew only , as they retraced their steps through the deep woodland of the park , that they could no longer be content at Racedown , even had it been possible for them to remain there . 

You can visit the village -- it has a pub , beach and a shop -- then retrace your steps through the woods to reach the Saints ' Way . 

The Sergeant and the Constable had continued on for two steps through the door towards their senior officer without realising that they had left Jimmy behind . 

Anger a tight constriction in her throat , Gina took a step through the open door , her fingers clutching the key to her room . 

It looked as if St Christopher , the patron saint of travellers , had been watching over him and had guided his steps to Longford and Granard . 

I had my breakfast and carried the tray back along the side colonnade and down the steps to the open door of her cottage . 

With a brief , mocking smile , he turned away and hurried up the steps to the hotel lobby , his back as hostile as a roll of barbed wire . 

And then he saw her pass by outside the window , and heard her climbing the steps toward the front door . 

Jack nodded and took a step towards Steve where he lay surrounded by his family , and then everything seemed to happen at once . 

It was just a step away from the immediate public recognition that he had to learn to live with . 

Hereford United are just two steps away from Wembley and the final of the Sherpa Van trophy competition . 

In a symbolic gesture to underline the grassroots drive for renewal , the delegates handed Dr Gysi an outsize broom with which to continue the purge of those still rooted in old thinking . 

More chaos awaits the Soviet Union unless it ditches perestroika for a Thatcherite purge of its economy 

Nijaz and Sead Hukanovic had feared they might never see each other again after being parted in the savage purge of Bosnians callously dubbed ` ethnic cleansing " by the Serbs . 

However , when Cromwell fell from power in 1540 , a conservative backlash ensued ; several purges of heretics followed and little further progress towards religious reform was made until after Henry 's death . 

The purge within Japanese defence personnel had gone too far and the same applied to the purge of politicians . 

Despite the wholesale purge of local secretaries , the shortage of good officials remained a problem . 

The opposition National Front for the Salvation of Libya stated that several of those promoted had taken part in purges of dissidents and had been expelled from European countries . 

Allegations that some Sandinistas had embezzled state property in the final weeks in power [ see also p. 38282 ] had led to expectations , subsequently unrealized , that a purge of the leadership would be demanded . 

Although the official Iraqi News Agency ( INA ) on July 6 denied the reports as " groundless " , opposition sources claimed that the coup had triggered a major purge of the Iraqi officer corps . 

Following the disasters of 1915 , pressure from above ( principally from Gallieni , the gifted but ailing Minister of War ) had forced a purge of the G.Q.G. upon Joffre . 

He succeeded his father as a JP for Cheshire in 1619 and served on the bench until his removal , as part of a purge by George Villiers , first Duke of Buckingham [ q.v. ] , on 26 October 1626 . 

The paper had called earlier in 1990 for a purge from the FLN 's ranks of members who had established links with the FIS . 

As he recited familiar words , Jaq puzzled why he had really been detailed to be present on Stalinvast during its purge . 

Goodness knows how many times Mravinsky must have conducted the Fifth Symphony after its emotional premiàre on November 21st 1937 ( Shostakovich 's rehabilitation after the Lady Macbeth affair , in the middle of the Stalin purges ) . 

About 80 per cent of officials in these ministries survived the US purge and went on to cooperate with the Occupation in containing the labour movement into ` sound " de-politicized unions . 

Meanwhile , in the manager 's office at Darlington Brian Little had responded to the club'sfall from grace with a purge during the summer . 

There was no shortage of evidence from her Cabinet purges about the disagreeable qualities of life in the Thatcher Cabinet Room . 

For centuries , the two religions co-existed uneasily though there were intermittent purges on witches and people who insisted on celebrating their pagan heritage . 

THE Queen has put one of her footmen on permanent ` light " duties in a bid to beat the taxman 's purge on perks for royal staff . 

According to Kelly , Fang 's speech , ` displayed all the features which were to lead to his purge in 1987 " ( Kelly 1987 : 133 ) . 

After successive purges , the party ceased to have any pretension to ideology . 

During the years 303-305 Diocletian , convinced that the threat to the Empire was due to the presence of the Christians among the loyal followers , ordered outrageous purges : even his wife and daughter were killed . 

The French and Greek socialists ' electoral victories in 1981 saw de facto administrative purges and the attempted integration of party policy specialists within the new ministries . 

But clean-ups and purges were less a sustained policy than a reaction to popular events and anxieties . 

She pointed next door to the house in front of which she was now standing and said , ` That is where we make most of our sweets . " 

` She used to share her sweets , but I never thought she had the sense of a hen . " 

I remember when she took us to the pantomime in town , and we saved up all our sweets for three weeks to give her as a present . 

Brozie Herrington was always known for his homemade sweets , and among the older generation " Brozies Homemade " were well known . 

We also have to traipse round the neighbourhood on All Hallows Eve , calling on neighbours , who give our children sweets . 

Supplies were to consist of four water bottles each , three pounds of dates and a few glucose sweets . 

Like , when they come in here I 'll bring them down to the canteen and let them have Coke and sweets . 

Instead he bent over , looked at the sore , patted me on the head and said : ` Come into the shop and I 'll give you some sweets . 

And if the shot went well he 'd give us half a crown and say : ` Buy yourself some sweets . " 

Then she was pleased to see a girl , slightly older than Henrietta and Samantha , talking to them and offering them sweets . 

Pieces of yellow crystal dropped out on to the roof like strange sweets . 

I mean you might decide you wo n't save anything if you only got a pound or you wo n't buy any presents or you wo n't buy any sweets . 

Far left : Each place setting is decorated with a silver cracker and silver-covered sweets in a bag made of black net 

` We do n't buy many sweets but the girls do enjoy them as an occasional treat -- and I sometimes use them as a bribe ! 

He says it 's upsetting seeing children on the side of the road begging for sweets or any item , it 's hard not to be affected 

These are complemented by an innovative selection of hot and cold sweets prepared on the premises . 

All the matches are wet , so we cram down a few handfuls of cheese and boiled sweets . 

Then there was the time Vic and company decided to detonate a smorgasbord of Spam and boiled sweets . 

Jars of boiled sweets , rusks , biscuit tins and chocolate boxes are on view . 

We saw where they make boiled sweets and Victorian lines for the shop , that is only a little place because they are only small quantities . 

This was sorted out by a ravishingly beautiful air hostess who distributed boiled sweets to all concerned and reprimanded a tovarich for smoking . 

The company admitted that there had been a delay in installing new screening equipment at the plant , which produces boiled sweets . 

` When the children got hungry , they found a bush covered with chocolate sweets . 

Secrets of Success concentrates on cooking with chocolate for dainty sweets and stunning dinner party desserts . 

You ca n't get very excited when she brings home half-price loo rolls and stale cough sweets . 

Even the passing policeman was giving out liquorice sweets from a big bag in his pocket . 

Ann Foster , the defending candidate 's wife and House of Commons secretary , had flowers and election leaflets in her basket and two liquorice sweets in her hand . 

She told me once that Spiritualists ate sweets during the service . 

Letting the children eat sweets and other sugary foods like biscuits is something Faith has mixed feelings about . 

We were conspirators in a delicious plot and we sat together and sucked our sweets . 

The Malcolms , Kevin and Janet , were clearly overcome by the sight of Norman Fowler in the flesh , and sat silently together , sucking boiled sweets . 

On another thorny subject , Mr Miyazawa gently reminded Jiang that the Senkaku isles in the East China Sea , to which Peking recently reasserted its claim , belonged to Japan . 

If this has n't enticed you then consider the Caribbean isle of Petit St Vincent where guests stay in luxurious stone cottages . 

Chief finance officers of district councils , London boroughs and the Isles of Scilly and the City of London have been designated as ` Community Charge Registration Officers " for their area . 

A six-day chartered trip , sailing around the rugged western Scottish Isles of Skye , Mull , Isla and Jura , costs £385 per person ( waterproof hire is extra ) . 

This one concerned a motor yacht making a run with spirits from the Channel Isles . 

The green sweep of the wooded hills on Morven and Mull gave us an impression of verdant lushness after the naked rock and brown moors of the Outer Isles . 

Flowers from the Isles of Scilly were picked in the morning , packed in light , non-returnable boxes , made up into packets of five , and conveyed by steamer to Penzance . 

An interlinked ethnic tribe , they founded settlements that stretched from the Isles of Arran to Asia Minor ; and between 600BC and 600AD they virtually ran the show on the continent of Europe . 

I 'll always keep it because it shows the original sort of colours that Fair Isles were made in . 

A light breeze from the north cleared the air and the sun blazed out over distant mountains as we headed between the Crowlin Isles and shaped up towards the Kyle of Localsh . 

If they voted to strike , sailings between the Outer Isles and Mainland Orkney would be disrupted . 

A fisheries protection vessel has been sent out after more clashes between French and British trawlers off the Scilly Isles . 

Residents of the Shetland Isles are now under threat from toxic fumes released in the oil tanker crash . 

Experts from their Ross-on-Wye headquarters carried out an extensive survey of the coastal waters around the Shetland isles . 

Indeed , if France were to hammer Wales at Parc des Princes and England win with plenty to spare at Lansdowne Road , then the representations from both the Principality and the Emerald Isle might be meagre indeed . 

I had read that the knitters in the Shetland Isles make all their beautiful Fair Isle garments ` in the round " -- this is hand knitting of course . 

Prevented baby seals being killed in Newfoundland and the Orkney Isles . 

Brothers Phil and Fergus Gribbon , of Co Donegal , have hired a trawler to invade the uninhabited isle of Rockall , 300 miles west of the Hebrides . 

He said nothing to his wife , but at the next new moon got into his boat and let the wind carry him eastwards until he reached the windswept isle of Bujan , where the grass grows green and the grapes hang on the wild vines . 

High winds now prevented us from visiting the Monach Isles , reputedly site of the world 's second largest seal colony . 

After the usual preliminaries and courtesies from the Chair , the Minister of Transport outlined the Government 's proposals before the Chairman threw the subject open for discussion .

Watching this violation of the body 's orifices , preliminaries to the scientific brutality to follow , had always made him feel uncomfortably like a voyeur .

After these preliminaries , including some observations about Kensington , conducted before a rather feeble gas-fire , we moved to the low-ceilinged dining-room .

Of course such a stage is an essential preliminary to the formulation of a theory of the performance of action .

Sometimes , as with Kant , a period of more or less authoritarian government under an enlightened prince was seen as a necessary preliminary to the introduction of a more liberal and representative form of rule .

As a preliminary to the ceremony , the Northern Ireland Royal Marine Band will march through Middlesbrough at 2 pm and give a performance on the Russell Street boulevard .

The introduction of a unified rouble exchange rate , due on July 1 as a preliminary to full convertibility , appeared to have been postponed .

As he became a monk at Christ Church as a preliminary , it looks as though Cnut did not feel able to ride roughshod over the church of Canterbury .

Therefore , an essential preliminary to serious work on the Abbey archives is the compilation of a separate index of records at the Abbey that relate to the early modern period .

A PDS deputy , Giorgio Napolitano , was elected as Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies on June 3 --an important preliminary to the appointment of a Prime Minister and a new government .

For him it was a tedious preliminary to discovering whether he had something truly in common with another human being .

Description of social conditions was a preliminary to political reform .

The new republic was conceived amid an orgy of strikes , church-burnings , and uprisings of the right and left .

Lech Walesa , a shipyard electrician , led worker strikes in Gdansk .

General Wojciech Jaruzelski adopted a hard line and declared martial law in December 1981 in response to continued strikes across Poland .

Several weeks ago I spoke with a New York City organizer about the disastrous newspaper strike in Detroit .

I am writing to compliment James Surowiecki on his simultaneously rigorous and humanistic analysis of the General Motors strike ( `` Moneybox , '' June 10 ) .

Although even the United Farm Workers considers the strike against table grapes to be `` dormant , '' until last Thursday it was still going strong , reports the Wall Street Journal , at Harvard .

The Aug. 24 page offers straight-ahead pieces on the UPS strike and on current understanding of the cosmos , but the datelines are East Hampton , N.Y. , and Chilmark , Mass.

Shanker crippled New York City 's school system in the late 1960s with strikes against school decentralization .

And now , most damningly , some conservatives are contending that Carey instigated the UPS strike in order to distract attention from his own troubles .

The UPS strike makes everybody 's front page , but only leads at USA Today . The Los Angeles Times leads with California 's passage of a welfare reform bill that would for the first time ever subject state recipients to strict time limits and work requirements , along with a companion measure that would ban from the rolls for life anyone convicted of a drug felony .

When Columbia University undergraduates wanted an ethnic studies major a couple of years ago , they held a successful hunger strike on campus .

The Orangemen threatened to call a general strike , and authorities agreed to let them stage another march in Belfast next week .

But now , says the paper 's headline , `` Long Strike Likely . ''

Across the board , in fact , investors are willing to overlook short-term losses due to strikes if they feel that a company 's hard line will pay off in lower costs down the road .

One can debate endlessly about the merits and demerits of the walkout ( and that is exactly what Walter Oi and Thomas Geoghegan are doing in Slate 's `` Dialogue '' titled `` The UPS Strike '' ) , but it 's hard to claim that Carey trumped up the strike .

Tamil zealots threatened statewide strikes and a demonstration before the Chief Minister 's residence seeking immediate withdrawal of the directive .

There was a succession of right-wing attempts to govern and Spain floundered in a sea of political strikes and violence .

And he has led a strike whose aims are embarrassingly modest by the standards of old labor : a piddling raise , a few more full-time jobs , and a small change in the pension plan .

USAT goes with the outbreak of a sympathy strike at a second Flint , Michigan GM plant .

Everyone but the WP gives front-page play to the continuing Northwest Airlines pilot strike .

UPS chairman James Kelly responded with the warning that a two-week strike could mean the layoff of 15,000 union workers and once again called for President Clinton to intervene .

An article claims that racial animus is contributing to the NBA strike .

In exchange for the reinstatements , the union agreed not to impose fines or other sanctions on the 4,000 UAW members who crossed picket lines during the 1994 - 1995 strike .

I have an awful suspicion that morning TV here could soon lurch towards its American counterpart , with deep daily deliberations about you and your psyche/milkman/rocking horse/ puma/postman . 

Clearly this is useful for tasks which involve extensive scanning of information sources and deliberations about what action to take . 

Balbinder , who had been excluded from all deliberations about his future , had not seen his new school yet . 

The middle of the passage was , however , rather different since it concerned a motorcyclist 's deliberations about the nature of empiricism , and it was considerably more difficult to understand . 

The split decision , arrived at after almost two hours deliberation by the panel , reflected the complexity of the two-day hearing during which shocking allegations were made about what life was like for residents in the Colchester hospital . 

After much deliberation by the judges , the winners of the best-named team was ` Teenagers Under Stress " ( if any of you teenagers are reading this can you please ring in with your address so that we can send you your prizes ) and the winners of the best-dressed team were ` Five Prunes Named Joe " . 

After a long deliberation by the jury , Mr Dodd was cleared of wilfully avoiding tax on the considerable sums of money he had hidden , but had to pay large amounts of tax considered owing , as well as legal costs . 

These problems and concerns are addressed in this report which summarises the results of the deliberation of the working group on renewable energy sources . 

The four-and-a-half page Report was officially the sole product of the deliberations of fifteen MPs over forty days . 

Political benefits : CMEA affords yet another institution for strengthening the Soviet voice in the internal policy deliberations of East Europe states . 

Long-term planning took a back seat in the deliberations of the senior engineers whose efforts were principally devoted to overcoming short-term problems . 

The deliberations of formal committee meetings are always recorded in the form of Minutes . 

They were disinclined to be held back by the deliberations of a slow moving and ponderous Commission . 

In addition , the deliberations of these committees were of course hampered and sometimes halted by teachers ' industrial action . 

The secret deliberations of the Eisenhower administration show that allied ( and especially British ) advice and thinking received more attention than was realized at the time . 

` But after a long deliberation of all the circumstances , the Board agreed to sanction the contest on the conditions laid down . " 

Using data from the Science Citation Index , produced by the Institute for Scientific Information in Philadelphia , the NSF produces annual reports that have become indispensable to the US Congress in its deliberations on government policy . 

He figured centrally in the Edwardian era 's deliberations on the ` boy labour " question . 

The likely effects of WAB 's deliberations on public sector higher education in Wales are discussed in detail in Chapter 7 . 

Is not the Minister embarrassed that 11 countries are signing a protocol stipulating that the United Kingdom will take no part in the Community 's deliberations on the social agenda ? 

As the Supreme Court began its deliberations on the Pennsylvanian legislation , an extreme anti-abortionist group , Operation Rescue , held a mass picket of an abortion clinic in Buffalo , New York . 

This gave them access to deliberations on nuclear strategy and tactics in Europe . 

AS EVERY student knows , affairs with lecturers are as much a part of university life as examination nerves , drunken parties and late night deliberations on the Romantic poets . 

The Supper Club , as it became known , gained notoriety when secret minutes of its deliberations were left on a Commons photocopier and reported to Kinnock . 

The jury disappeared downstairs again to continue their deliberations , and did not return to their places for another three hours . 

In their deliberations , we observed project team members feeding in written recommendations and comments from Area Education Officers , DCSLs and ( less often ) members of the county inspectorate . 

I do not believe in the course of the protracted discussions about this case that anyone seriously proposed that all Cabinet deliberations should be revealed to the world at large within minutes of their taking place . 

In several schools , plans for rationalising the location and use of library and learning resources space were amongst the outcomes of committee deliberations . 

The extended household of the centurion Cornelius ( Acts 10 ) and the business woman named Lydia in Philippi ( Acts 16 ) were all baptised , presumably following family deliberation . 

More primary-care physicians are the remedy , said Mrs Clinton , echoing a popular theme in health-care deliberations . 

Noriega showed no emotion at the verdict reached after five days of jury deliberation . 

When relations between associated groups and the bureaucracy become ` concerted " -- when group representatives participate in policy deliberations , regulation and administration -- there can be a loss of group autonomy . 

They feel the need to inject young and hungry talent into the bank 's deliberations at the highest level . 

The outcome of State Department deliberations in the first four months of 1949 was that the character of the occupation must be changed so as to afford the Japanese more legitimate freedom of action . 

This chapter has so far focused mainly upon south Korea and on the American-Soviet deliberations upon producing a unified administration . 

The 15th was an obvious birdie hole but Wadkins thinned his drive and , after much deliberation , decided to lay up rather than go for the carry . 

But if you are looking for an energetic , pacy saga about medical scientists on the hunt for the cause of a mysterious and horrendously lethal infection , forget about Foreman , Peters and the hordes of novelists who continue to exploit that particular lode . 

Headline is enjoying this lovely writer , but it is his Cornish sagas we are waiting for , which I am told will make up the next book . 

It 's been five years since Zoë Fairbairns last published a novel , during that time she has been writing a huge and compelling family saga , Daddy 's Girls . 

Great new cover treatment for this family saga of struggling siblings in the aftermath of the First World War . 

The name of the hero warrior craftsman Goibniu in the Irish saga simply means ` smith " , a handy ` cover-all " word . 

One can not but be struck by the Spanishness of Toledo Station or the Dutchness of Amsterdam or the clean , bold , heroic lines of Helsinki Central , with its guardian giants so redolent of the spirit of Norse saga . 

Lewis , whose youthful enthusiasm had been for Norse sagas and the verse tales of William Morris , seems to have been converted to Christianity by considering whether the Christian myth might not , after all ` be something more than a fiction . 

Infanticide by males which have just taken over a harem is probably common in nature in many species : it has been observed several times in the Hanuman langur ( Presbytis entellus , a species of primate ) and has been anecdotally recorded in many other mammals . 

The only real fault is the looseness of the structure : in higgledy-piggledy fashion and at breathless speed , we move from female infanticide in Tamil Nadu to disabled babies in Nairobi . 

This important legal ruling that the untaught deaf and dumb could be held responsible for the crimes they committed helped to ensure that another uneducated deaf woman was punished for the infanticide of her child . 

Particularly in the more arid parts of Australia , female infanticide was practised to reduce the population in times of famine , and occasionally the baby was eaten . 

This does n't necessarily mean they were practising infanticide , although some of them may have been . 

In the wild , where cats have huge territories , the chances of a tom-cat coming across a female in her den with her kittens is remote , so there is little opportunity for either paternal care or paternal infanticide . 

Nana was small and scrawny , and the sinews in her neck stood out like guy-ropes above the demure white collar of her dark blue dress . 

The striped tie was neat beneath the collar of a white blouse . 

The crimson rivulets were lengthening , tracing lines down his throat and soaking into the collar of his overalls . 

He slipped off his jacket , threw it to the other end of the couch , loosened his tie , unbuttoned his collar . 

As soon as he 'd given it , the ragged man sidled out , trying to hide behind his shapeless collar . 

She unhooked her cloak collar as we had to wait at the outer door of Marcus whilst two porters wheeled out an empty accident trolley . 

` I want something to eat , " she protested , clasping her coat collar round her slim neck . 

An expensive-looking man in a black coat with a velvet collar was appraising a painting . 

` Hello , Hank , " they said in chorus from the depths of the fur collars of their coats . 

In her blue dress with the big , lace collar , she must have looked as strange to the other customers as they did to her . 

Paul stood watching the carriage bearing his love away , oblivious of the wet snow trickling down his neck beneath his coat collar . 

The winter sun came out over the signals aerials on the top of the regimental headquarters and I warmed my neck , rubbing it against the collar of my knitted undershirt . 

The neck of her gown was a collar of spun gold , and the front was open , court style , to the level of her breast . 

He fastened his shirt collar with the stud and adjusted his tie , it was almost supper time and Mrs Marsh liked her guests to be punctual . 

Tabitha Jute pulled up the collar of her old foil jacket and strode off past the concession stalls , looking for transport . 

He wore pince-nez spectacles , a round-ended stiff collar , and a moustache . 

His head has sunk into the upturned collar of his black wool coat . 

I noticed that the women with the scraggy necks were all sweating ; so were the men in the red ties with the tight collars on their shirts . 

There was a smear of yellow greasepaint on the collar of his shirt . 

He was tall and badly shaven , his raincoat collar turned up against the cold of the December night . 

Jacob 's gift , and Esau 's acceptance of it , seal the reconciliation .

When she received a gift from the Queensland corps back in Australia she used it to help Simon .

Anyway , the badge was a gift from Labour 's leading tortoise-fancier , Tony Banks .

Her husband found her one day wearing a rose pinned to her gown that was not from his garden , and guessed it was a gift from her lover .

The statue had been a gift from Maude , one of the few presents she had received from her sister .

And when Nicole , looking radiant , was asked if the clothing was , perhaps , a gift for a friend who was expecting , she glanced shyly away .

However , knowing that the box was a personal gift by one of the Gilberts to the other , it does emphasise the private character of this otherwise magnificent collection .

It was Martha who finally made the decision to accept Harry 's gift .

Each suggestor will receive a small gift for submitting their idea .

He bought wonderful gifts for his family from Harrods in London .

Whether you 're searching for an unusual birthday gift , designer suit , engagement ring , leather luggage or simply to eat , York is the place to go .

I handed over a plethora of retirement gifts from her colleagues and wished her a long and happy retirement .

Her personal wedding gift to her son was a magnificent carpet which was spread in the small majlis , a room in the tahat or sitting down tradition with cushions lining the walls .

She told me that he just had time to wrap a small gift of appreciation .

As J. Monod properly emphasized three decades ago in a slightly dierent context concerning activation and inhibition of enzymes at allosteric sites on the enzyme that are distant from the catalytic site , the relation of chemical structures that achieve control of catalysis are utterly arbitrary with respect to the chemical structures that undergo the catalysis .

Birth Control Pill Sadie : Doctor , write for me a prescription for birth control pills .

Doctor : But those were birth control pills , not sleeping pills .

It turns out that the submarine crew was trying to load Microsoft Windows on their fire control computer .

another long pause ] Seaman : The task manager says that Outlook Fire Control is not responding .

I 'm instructing the task manager to shut down Outlook Fire Control .

Outlook Express Fire Control has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down .

another long pause ] Captain : Why does the fire control screen have a dancing paper clip on it ?

Now click on the fire control icon and let us see how this works .

Several agencies asked whether certain changes to their existing payment process complied with the internal control requirements of Title 7. At the time of the request , their procedures required the verification of receipt and acceptance prior to authorization of payment .

We recommend that the State of California provide rebates directly to customers to fund the installation of advanced metering and control systems that would support load curtailment implementation .

We do not believe it is reasonable to expect all the control technology installations to be completed in that time frame without very high costs and electricity reliability problems .

Indeed , Bush has already made clear his intention to roll back one of the most important of these regulations , a provision known as new source review that compels utilities to install modern pollution controls whenever they significantly upgrade older plants .

Reliability problems could arise as large amounts of capacity are taken out of service for extended periods of time to install the control equipment necessary to meet the emissions reduction requirements .

I 've suggested that as a first pass the charset should only be settable in the system config file , and that the charset always be coerced to US - ASCII unless the text contains 8-bit characters and/or has `` funny '' control characters such as ESC or SI/SO .

I 've suggested that as a first pass the charset should only be settable MYGT in the system config file , and that the charset always be coerced to US - ASCII > unless the text contains 8-bit characters and/or has `` funny '' control MYGT characters such as ESC or SI/SO .

( c ) The ruined huts are all that remain of the old crofting settlement of Borreraig , an extreme example of the eviction of crofting communities in the 19th century . 

In October 1966 the Derry Young Republican Association held an open-air meeting to protest at the eviction of a family from a house in Creggan . 

During the same month the Young Republicans barricaded themselves into a house in Harvey Street to resist the eviction of a family that had been on the housing list for eighteen years . 

The writer once witnessed the eviction of a young reader from a London branch library . 

When loose ferrets become involved in the eviction of wounded or dying rabbits the rabbits will not bolt a second time even if they are able . 

In 1986 , there were initially small-scale disturbances caused by the forcible eviction of a professor employed by the Teaching College from his accommodation on the Hunan University campus . 

In May 1920 , there was a gun battle between miners and company guards in Mingo County , caused by the eviction of workers from company houses . 

Both the Jerusalem District Court and the Israeli Attorney General ordered the eviction of the settlers , but police made no effort to remove them . 

Housing experts say evictions of such tenants and on the increase . 

A family who 've been saved from eviction by an anonymous donor say it 's the best Christmas present they could have hoped for . 

There is a possibility of eviction for non-payment of rent , or of harassment of a tenant whose behaviour is unacceptable . 

Fearing that any investigation into this anti-communist network might be a prelude to his own eviction from the presidential palace , Mr Cossiga has tried to fight off all attempts to question him about Gladio . 

For the unemployed and their families struggling on the edge of starvation and of eviction from their homes , the great failure of the Hoover administration was its consistent opposition to the provision of Federal relief . 

Secondly , a change in a defendant 's domestic circumstances -- eviction from rented accommodation , dismissal from work , loss of family ties -- could well have an adverse effect on the choice of sentence following conviction . 

A Government minister has agreed to investigate the case of RAF wives who face eviction from their homes because their marriages have broken down . 

The arrival of bailiffs often results in fear and confusion … just a fortnight ago police reinforcements were called in to help with an eviction from a house in Brockworth . 

A group of nuns are facing eviction from their convent after running up debts of more than a million pounds . 

Deep in debt the Harris family are facing eviction over mortgage arrears . 

Faced with this scenario , the plaintiff gave evidence that she was too frightened to sleep at the premises and had not done so since her initial eviction . 

Squatters say they could be forced to sleep on the streets by new Government measures aimed at speeding up their eviction . 

He said it was a very sad case but he added that if the Harrises do n't pay up this time it 's most unlikely that their eviction will be postponed again . 

In the middle decades of the nineteenth century a disastrous crop failure destroyed the economic base of the Scottish highlands , which led to mass emigration and encouraged a new series of peasant evictions . 

The World Bank has admitted that many of the projects it funded in Brazil during the 1970s and 80s resulted in massive environmental degradation and the eviction of over 100,000 poor farmers and their families , many of whom were forced into the shanty-towns of major cities . 

A second dam , at Itaparica , led to the eviction of over 40,000 people , at a cost of $63,000 per family . 

Children tend to come into care after upsetting events at home , such as a mother 's illness or following the trauma of eviction and homelessness . 

Busily he scribbled in a scratchy copperplate hand that had been taught him by a schoolmistress from the hills of Brecon his thoughts and directives in the margins of the typed sheets . 

Such , briefly , was the young schoolmistress in the slum school , caught with the tawse in her hand , and hating herself for being caught this way -- these crying children , and feeling like an ogre . 

One day -- so the story goes -- whilst staying on a walking and fishing holiday with friends , he was asked by the village schoolmistress to mind a group of local children . 

Once upon a time -- oh , years and years ago ! -- she had been a schoolmistress . 

This is the world explored by one of her two schoolmistresses . 

A small mouselike woman , a retired schoolmistress , who had not screamed , suggested timidly that Paul was about to sit important examinations . 

A Mr. and Mrs. Martin were subsequently appointed as master and matron , and their daughter Selina was given the post of schoolmistress . 

Thus the very foundations of NEP were steeped in economic obscurities , loose interpretations , and plain evasion of coded principles . 

Through a clever about-turn , the evasion of responsibility is concealed . 

Facts : pleaded guilty to being concerned in the fraudulent evasion of the importation of a controlled drug . 

The black economy refers to those unrecorded economic transactions conducted on a cash basis with a view to illegal evasion of tax . 

MPs are also to summon Sir Clive Whitmore , Permanent Secretary at the Home Office , to explain repeated failures by his ministry to curb TV licence evasion . 

We do not need continued evasion from the Government about the effect their proposals will have . " 

Notwithstanding Clinton 's protestations , the agonies suffered over the issue of draft evasion by Dan Quayle as vice-presidential candidate during the 1988 campaign meant that many Republicans seized upon the allegations against Clinton with undisguised delight . 

Not only did the papacy by these grants assist the king in his evasion of his 1297 commitments , but in 1305 Clement V even absolved him from his oaths to observe the Confirmation . 

His evasion of time as a restrictive element is brought out by Ralegh who insists that ` Time drives the flocks from field to fold " . 

In your otherwise excellent article you referred to Bob 's evasion of ` the sad dank dustbin of memory " . 

Interactive Voice Processor costs from £40,000 for a six-port system , which Bellamy claims is good value compared with the cost of employing six staff just to answer the phone .

Teaching staff have a number of needs for information , and for assistance with recording assessment data and keeping other course records .

From the point of view of library administration the guided tour type of library orientation makes heavy demands on library staff time .

I want my staff to sort out their own difficulties with the kids .

I got my staff to check on the Charlotte T. , and found that she had sailed the day after Andrew Stavanger wrote his letter .

But because the way in which the 1988 Act was drafted appears to give them overriding powers , other teachers and the ancillary staff of any school are bound to ask for consultation about any staffing changes .

These courses were taught by the college librarian , who for the first time in Britain was included on the teaching staff of the college on a teaching scale , and styled " Tutor-Librarian " .

The loss of basic medical sciences can only be detrimental to clinical teaching and research and to the staff of university hospitals .

The staff of the Sport and Recreation Department are pleased to advise on how maximum benefit can be obtained from the wide-ranging programme on offer .

The plants were grown by the British Bedding Plants Association , and planted by apprentice staff of Hampton Court Palace and Gardens , which are so marvellously run by Mr George Cooke .

At a news conference Dr Mawhinney then publicly thanked staff at the 12 NHS hospitals caring for 21 Bosnian patients .

It all adds up to a summer of hard work for staff at the wildlife hospital near Aylesbury .

He greeted cheering members of the Downing Street staff with handshakes and kisses , declaring : ` I have only got one thing to say -- it 's nice to be back . "

The second problem for such work schemes is the lack of trained staff with the necessary technical , commercial and entrepreneurial skills to set up and run a business for people with mental disorder .

One response suggested that proper training of college staff in validation procedures might dispense with the need for a SCOTVEC officer but in general their support and guidance was welcomed .

All four heads took the unprompted view that there was a desperate need for professional library staff in secondary schools .

They complained both to the medical and nursing staff in the ward .

During their visit to Scotland , the nine senior staff from Khmelnitski Nuclear Power Plant in the Ukraine had a fully study programme both at Hunterston and during their day visits to Torness and Peel Park .

In such cases staff from the different areas may themselves become involved in teaching sub-groups of their own students exercises relevant to their particular area or specialism .

For staff from the Inland Revenue 's Belfast offices are offering free advice to those with tax problems .

But he did protest vigorously to Hurley when he discovered that a full-time British staff cameraman for a major news service was also secretly shooting stuff for the DEA , using his employer 's equipment .

And the unit 's highly-trained staff were on general duties in the hospital .

Everyone joined in to serve Swiss wine to the residents and then enjoyed a superb buffet prepared by Faye and her catering staff .

Inadequate cleaning staff are in a position to do a great deal of damage to an organisation either through actual damage to the fabric or equipment or in terms of food product loss , reputation or image .

Agency staff or their principals are not asked to judge classes , with the exception of the solo editors ' class , from which agency personnel are barred .

Visiting staff must use an observation area , if available ; if not , they must conform to local safety rules , including the use of protective clothing .

He worked on the staff of the Law Society from 1958 to 1964 , having first taken articles with Maxwell Batley & Co , in London .

While many directors and senior staff in social services departments are professionally qualified social workers , a relatively small proportion of the staff is engaged in social works .

But county hall staff say there are practical problems which prevent them from laying speed monitoring cables .

Kennel staff are trained in the use of ultrasound , artificial insemination , cytology ( testing to assess a bitch 's optimum conception time ) , as well as supervising the matings themselves .

Even with the help of highly motivated and expert Benefits Agency staff , I can not see how , with the best will in the world , that can be achieved in an ordered way .

She divides it into great scoopfuls and fills a cornflake bowl for each of us . 

Philips is describing ice which has formed on trees and plants , and even , a little further , on the antlers of a stag . 

The head and antlers of the magnificent full grown male appeared on the skyline not fifty yards away . 

However , the flight was extremely enjoyable and we travelled low enough almost to touch the antlers of the wild moose that were in the area and to see the countryside from the most advantageous position . 

As he entered , Guy saw that the light was coming from the antlers of the white stag ; they were glowing , as if they were made of glass and had electric filaments inside them . 

With a shake of its magnificent antlers the stag charged down the slope towards them . 

The male roe deer 's branched antlers are used in the breeding season when rutting against other males . 

The brown of the plains has been replaced by an underlying green , like the velvet on a stag 's antlers . 

Yanto had an idea The stag had stopped momentarily , its spread antlers had tangled in the thick brambles . 

A stone hearth , possibly of the Iron Age , about 200 AD , was found quite close and the adjacent midden contained many remains of bones and deer antlers . 

Kodiak barked a farewell , the moose antlers seemed to wave and the ripples on Lough Corrib frowned at me reproachfully . 

Cernunnos is most often described as The Homed One , for his head is adorned with reindeer antlers . 

Hartebeests rub the glands by their eyes along the sides of their bodies , while deer rub their antlers on vegetation previously coated with their own scent . 

If there is a trend towards large antlers for a while in evolution , there can easily be a subsequent trend towards smaller antlers again . 

The Third Labour was the capture of the wild Keryneian Hind with golden antlers . 

The male , as it reaches maturity develops stag-like antlers on and around the front of the head . 

There are pigmy giraffes , large giraffes with moose-like antlers and elephant-like creatures with downward-curving tusks in the lower jaw . 

Among primates again , large species like the baboon tend to have extra-large canine teeth , just as large deer have oversize antlers . 

They are unique among the deer family in that both the males and females have antlers which are eaten when shed to build up the reindeer 's calcium stocks . 

An example of sexual selection emphasizing male-to-male exclusion ( intrasexual selection ) is provided by the antlers of deer . 

Thus , as Richard Lewontin put it , ` it is then unnecessary to give a specifically adaptive reason for the extremely large antlers of deer " ( Box 1 ) . 

The weekend rave at Popham airfield near Basingstoke , Hants , was planned for 20,000 teenagers . 

We 've teamed up with XL Records to give away 25 pairs of tickets to the massive Vision rave at Popham Airfield , near Winchester , Hants . 

` We are obviously still concerned that there allegations of pushing drugs and we intend to monitor closely any future raves at the Ulster hall . " 

At an upcoming rave in Scotland , the flyer lists ` Special K " as a featured attraction along with laser flowers , brain machines and gyroscopes . 

The London live scene was dead so like everyone else he drifted into the raves for excitement , and like everyone else it changed him . 

They were calling for the right to hold free festivals and raves like the week long event at Castlemorton Common at the end of May . 

More than 700 tickets were sold for York 's controversial allnight rave on the Knavesmire on July 3 on the first day of sale . 

A RAVE party-goer high on Ecstasy wiped out years of vital cancer research when he went on a wrecking spree in a university laboratory . 

They 've talked about Mondo 2000 , virtual raves , about smart drugs and new psychedelics , about chaos theory and fractals . 

Some of the designs are so outrageous -- a bizarre mishmash of colours and patterns -- they look more suitable attire for teenagers attending raves than keepers attempting saves . 

While stadium staff spent the day clearing up at Brafield , the organisers expressed regret at the number of arrests , but insisted that Saturday night 's rave is the shape of things to come …

808 STATE perform a massive all-night rave at London 's Brixton Academy on April 13 . 

Reflecting growing concern about the use of national park locations for all-night raves , he added that ` many quarry sites have flat areas of ground with a good sound panel , and are also remote . " 

But she hopes they will be enjoyed for the music and not simply used as background at drug raves aimed at tempting gullible youngsters . 

` We regularly get complaints about drugs but it is mostly due to publicity from drug raves in the rest of the UK , " he said . 

Ecstasy , Cannabis , and LSD : The drugs siezed at a LEGAL rave . 

Drugs seized at this weekend 's rave on the outskirts of Northampton include ecstasy , cannabis , L-S-D and amphetamine sulphate , and have a street value of tens of thousands of pounds . 

Detectives say thousands of £15 tickets have been sold for the illegal rave , each one accompanied by a map leading partygoers straight to 16th century Cobham Hall . 

` Apparently there was an open air illegal rave planned for somewhere in Portstewart . 

400 people gathered at Groundwell Farm in Swindon after hearing about the illegal rave on a telephone hotline . 

When large crowds gathered for an illegal rave last year at Castlemorton Common in Worcestershire , some critics suggested the easy availability of benefits was one factor in allowing the event to drag on for almost a week . 

Worried by a repeat of last year 's illegal raves in Gloucestershire , the police are now backed by a High Court injunction covering the site . 

Vonetta loves House music , and getting dressed up to go to a ` rave " ; she is twenty-two , at college , and lives at home with her parents , who are from Nigeria . 

Before you 'd go to a rave and it would be : only Black people go to that rave , only white people go to that rave ; now it 's merged . 

This week when he went to a Christian Rave in a paper hat he looked more like Elton John than the primate of all England . 

We was going to the rave -- me , me brother Ricky , and three others : Tommy Rigby , Dean Chalmers and Mick Thomas . " 

` Nowadays " , said Bismarck in 1884 , ` no Government is strong enough to stand the reproach of having sacrificed its own national interests as a favour to a friendly Power . " 

However , if I do think of myself as making a considered choice , can I deny the justice of your reproach ? 

The argument against poststructuralism really just repeats Lukács ' reproach , set out in his 1957 essay ‘ The Ideology of Modernism ’ , that modernism involves a ‘ negation of history ’ . 

So , ignoring Mala 's reproaches , I took myself back to my cabin and the galacvid 's more entertaining screen material . 

His quiet reproaches , as I had felt on more than one occasion , were all the more devastating . 

At no time , either , did Zacco either seek to be alone with him , or utter a word of reproach about his failure with Famagusta . 

But as soon as I begin to be nice to him , a sort of self-satisfaction seems to creep into his voice and his manner ( very discreet , he 's been humility itself all day , no reproach about last night , of course ) and I begin to want to goad and slap him again . 

Mrs Baggley 's pastoral tone was full of reproach at Theodora 's lack of finer feeling in this area . 

Stephen Duck and Mary Collier , however , both describe reproaches from a master or mistress . 

With bands like Nirvana , the Pixies and My Bloody Valentine beyond reproach from the music press and the record-buying public there has never been a better time to play guitars with manic fervour . 

Occasionally he hated her for it , because he took it to be a reproach of himself . 

He stands adamant , a living reproach to all others in the circle of brethren . 

Paul saw this as a reproach to himself , as if he had not shown enough interest ; perhaps in fact he had not ; his heart had never been in it . 

The Zuckerman books help one to imagine how Roth has faced the reproach that he has derided his family and sold their secrets . 

` Indeed , but for my brother 's tears , his reproaches that I had not drawn my sword , I would have dismissed the whole affair as a nightmare . " 

For one thing , he made it a reproach that Anselm 's ` election " had been the work of schismatics -- a charge which Anselm coldly denied . 

On release she went to the mayor and so powerful were her reproaches that he ` acknowledged the truth of her doctrine " and henceforth attempted to protect Quakers . 

I was n't sure if this was a reproach that he deserted her the rest of the year . 

Above all , fidelity to the " open justice " principle keeps Britain free from the reproach that it permits " secret courts " of the kind which have been instruments of repression in so many other countries . 

Perhaps it was one of those impetuous decisions that were always earning me reproaches , but it was also a logical step because of my interests .

Welsted 's case against the classical rules is that they emerge ` as comments to the work of certain great authors who composed those works without any such help " . 

The purpose of this paper is to put forward a case for developing the online catalogue 's potential as an interactive retrieval tool for the library user . 

Make your case crisply and succinctly , comprehensively but not exhaustively . 

So we could perhaps make a case for offering curatorial protection to artefactual software by regarding it as part of the contextual and functional extension of hardware without which technical history would be incomplete . 

There was a loud clang and Broomhead cursed vehemently , pulling on the reins . 

They hate the way all their songs end with a huge clang of guitars , the way they holler things like ` Viva Boys Wonder ! " s if they 're going to be around forever . 

As they walked along the street they heard the strident clang of a fire engine . 

She found she was straining her ears for the musical clang of the town church bells . 

He heard the clang of metal on metal , and a ricochet whined viciously past his head . 

The clang of a sword blade ringing on the stones where she had just been standing made the order unnecessary . 

In that moment , Emily turned , wrenched open the front door , with a clang of the coiled bell overhead , and escaped . 

A running and ringing in the darkening afternoon , urgent voices on the phone and the grind and clang of the lift as it came and went . 

Whitechurch continued : ‘ Closely adjacent to the sawmills is the Smiths ’ Shop … a large building resounding with the clang of the hammer , and bright with forge-fires and hot iron . 

By Tuesday 20th Bob had blown away so at 5.30am we heard the clang of the chow bell to awaken us and we made our preparations to get underway . 

The jangle of harness , the clang of steel , the choked-off screams , all seemed damped down , as if a mist enshrouded them . 

Then there was a clang as the driver opened the door and climbed down . 

Now she too buckles on the hookboots and turns a graceful cartwheel to bring their hooks , with a faint clang , against a couple of the walking rings in the ceiling . 

The stone struck the wooden window surround and fell back hitting the metal cover of the rainwater butt with a loud clang . 

But even so the soft clang rang sharply in the silence and echoed around him as he made his way down the nave . 

A sharp metallic clang announced the departure of a Cerean soul , bound for wherever those lads go to once parted from their unearthly bodies . 

Sometimes our bodies and minds seek excuses to experience griefs that we may have put aside or denied because we could n't face them at the time . 

She had assumed that because mother had n't wept or shown grief that her father had n't been loved by anyone but herself and her father 's parents , who wept copiously . 

I experienced tears of real grief for the first time when my granny died . 

Her emotion this time was not prompted by grief for her mother -- but by the seriousness of the moment . 

Kurzlinger hated Voss for what he had done and the man 's grief for his murdered love was not to be underestimated . 

Amanda 's grief for her father was compounded by anxiety over his ontological status . 

A 16-year-old girl works herself into a frenzy of grief for a friend killed by right-wing vigilantes . 

How does it make someone like a woman who has just had an abortion feel having to go to a lavatory to express her grief in tears ? 

Unless they are given opportunities to express their grief in appropriate ways which can include weeping for loss , they will never be able to acquire the creative energy necessary to find a new job . 

` I desire first to go to the palace of Westminster , my lord , there to greet the queen my mother and tender my condolences -- and to share the grief of my family . " 

To express their grief over the Warrington atrocity , the people of Dublin sent thousands of floral tributes to Liverpool this morning with the Irish Air Corps . 

Within the ranks of the music press , there seemed to be a genuine grief at the split and the band 's loyal followers responded accordingly , filling the letter pages with tearful , doleful sentiment . 

Derby County 's grief at the foot of the first division continues as they went down two one at Crystal Palace . 

In spite of her grief at being parted from her cousins , she could not help but feel excited . 

At their graves their families would unite with their beloved over a memorial meal and a drink , easing their grief in recreating the family intimacy , only transiently ruptured . 

To some extent , adults can choose of their own free will whether to deal with their grief or not . 

To only a few had he been the devil who gloated over their private grief . 

Sandra Cooper , 33 , midwife and founder of the Darlington Miscarriage Association , said : “ Women who have had a miscarriage experience grief but they have no record of their unborn child . 

She had been experiencing considerable feelings of grief about her husband and had been able to cry on occasions . 

He stood there stoically , hiding his grief as Newlands announced he had received only twelve votes . 

She looked desperately tired , but there were no obvious marks of grief on her face . 

For the first time , Coffin saw the signs of grief on Christopher Court 's face . 

John had been moved to Norfolk and promoted to Corporal and he wrote to Anne nearly every day , loving letters which helped to make her grief for her mother more bearable . 

Relatives often carry enormous personal burdens , for example , the grief of losing a child 's expected bright future , or the tragic decline into senility of a loved companion . 

David coped with his grief by trying to save other youngsters from solvent abuse . 

He was not overwhelmed with grief for Kit , but evidently his eyes felt otherwise . 

At this stage you are normally expected to experience grief when the main feeling is shock . 

Too much , it seemed to me , was made of Tom 's grief : his courtship of Araminta was forward-looking , and deep grief needs roots in the past . 

It is things like that which are really destructive to writers , who are often brave about illness and pain , and resilient after all but the deepest grief . 

Half a week after that encounter , Charlie had heard that his beloved had parted from the man with great grief , and was in need of tender care . 

That certainly did n't sound serious enough to account for her great grief . 

But for the time being , Private Morrison 's family , already overcome by grief , can only wait and hope his body will be released to them soon . 

And even those could be put down to excessive grief at the loss of his wife . 

So Kitty Craven had been welcomed to Lady Mead , and the Dowager died happy in the knowledge that her daughter-in-law of six months was five months pregnant . 

It was the last of Richard Avedon 's books to be designed by Marvin Israel , his close associate on many projects , who worked in close collaboration with Elizabeth Avedon ( daughter-in-law of the photographer ) . 

Her late years were spent in Richmond and at Wilsthorpe , under the patronage of the Countess of Exeter , probably the daughter-in-law of the well-known non-juror John Cecil , fifth Earl of Exeter . 

If England feared Spain , for the Scottish Protestants Henri II became a very present menace ; for through his daughter-in-law Mary he might turn his attention to the Calvinists in Scotland as well as those in France . 

One Easter , whilst visiting Benbecula , my thoughtful daughter-in-law , Barbara , suggested a fishing picnic to Stilligarry . 

I admired my daughter-in-law so much the day I saw her stand a full five minutes waiting for her little boy who was watching a worm disappearing through a hole in the earth . 

A few days before Michael came home , our daughter-in-law Pippa came to stay for a few days , bringing Emily , who was to go to a boarding-school in Yorkshire . 

He did n't disinherit his son , as some of their more extreme friends advised , nor did he tell Philip 's mother that he had met his son and daughter-in-law in London . 

Perhaps I ought to say first that I did n't ask you here to criticize my daughter-in-law for infidelity . 

A daughter-in-law on the stage was a major social disadvantage . 

Viola Machin , seated in her bay window , watched from under hooded lids the approach of her daughter-in-law through the wall gate and up the garden path . 

And , without waiting for a reply to his question about whether she gave Morton tacit approval for the book which became the biggest seller in the history of royal publishing , Philip went on to accuse his daughter-in-law of putting the dignity of the Crown at risk . 

She had a very involved son and daughter-in-law but both went out to work and therefore could not manage continual care ( although she had respite hospital care two weeks in six ) . 

The background indicated that previously she had lived with her youngest son for seven years ; over time , arguments developed with the daughter-in-law . 

We would like to pass on our deepest sympathy to Ken 's wife Marjorie , and to his son Dr Kevin Rowlands , daughter-in-law Sian , and grand-daughters Victoria and Olivia . 

The sight of your poster in your office at King 's Lynn caused my son and daughter-in-law some amusement as they call Clark ` Captain Chaos " . 

For example , there was a case of an elderly lady , Mrs X , who was living with her son and daughter-in-law . 

Two of the three involved have been mentioned in the previous section : first was Mrs Cummings ' daughter-in-law , who had become more content with continued home care after one year . 

Why , only yesterday the king was speaking with me , calling me his little daughter-in-law and patting my hand as was his wont . 

` The person I admire the most is my daughter-in-law India Miller . 

There were four daughters-in-law in their hareem , all from important Sheikh families . 

` If what I hear is true she 's sharpening her claws on her daughter-in-law these days , " said Rose . 

He reportedly would sit for hours in a depressive silence , to be broken by a harangue on his pet hates , which included sherry drinkers and those by the name of Hambly . 

` The Duke of Buckingham then stood to deliver an harangue , " Edward went on . 

No , the first thing he launched into was a harangue about how Gillian 's mother would n't tell him where we were staying . 

Thus Castro 's harangues against Washington were attempts to introduce an anti-American feeling rather than to rally support around one that already existed ( which is the case in many Latin American countries ) . 

'' Know that '' brings with it the standard and nonstandard issues of the truth or falseness of propositions as they report states of the world .

The secretary of defense directed the nation 's armed forces to Defense Condition 3 , an increased state of military readiness .

From the standpoint of language , Ventris 's work was more important , particularly because it filled in a gap in our knowledge of the early states of Indo -European languages .

However , in my current grumpy and groggy state , I 'm in absolutely no mood to discuss political correctness .

A cop for 13 years , he fled his post during the uprising , he said , but returned a week later because police work is all he knows .

The new , better-trained and better-equipped Iraqi forces include police who have defended their stations during insurgent attacks in Baghdad -- though some officers abandoned their posts in Mosul this month .

But rebels claimed that hundreds of Kadafi loyalists and soldiers had abandoned their posts .

Three-quarters of the members of the 4,000-strong Mosul police force have abandoned their posts , said a senior military official in Iraq .

On Mrs Thatcher and Europe , he felt she had been ` locked in the bunker surrounded by sycophants so long that she 's lost touch with reality . 

And there is a sniper they call the Serb On The Hill , who has built a bunker in his back garden and has a nice line of sight straight down the street towards them . 

As de Lattre presented his case , his plan to construct 1200 bunkers of the Siegfried Line-type ( one wonders why its French counterpart was not mentioned instead ) was to provide against future Chinese attacks but , on the assumption that the Chinese might be deterred , French success seemed to be simply a matter of US munitions and confidence and , although it might have been misleading as a performance indicator , at the end of his visit to the Pentagon de Lattre was rewarded with Defense Secretary Lovett 's assertion that General de Lattre was regarded as a comrade in arms and that the US would do everything they could for him that was within their capabilities . 

In this case the members of the flight crew live in the bunker , alongside their missiles . 

Deric Baxter , at 79 , found the youthful power of Toby Sykes off the tee a severe handicap and the failure of both Deric and son David to escape from a bunker at the 16th was the final blow . 

These bunkers were constructed in 1966 for the express purpose of preventing Nicklaus from taking this route . 

The Führer has had a bunker constructed below the Chancellery . 

As I write there are a few small , unexcited newspaper reports about the progress of peace talks taking place , under the aegis of ex-President Jimmy Carter , in Atlanta , Georgia . 

The Israeli Peace Now movement condemned the decision , but defence sources said the order was based on detailed reports about Mr Husseini 's political activities . 

More dramatically , in the spring of 1990 , a senior DEA intelligence analyst confirmed that most of what Aviv had said in his report about narcotics trafficking through Frankfurt airport was true . 

A report by Helsinki Watch , an international human-rights monitoring group , shows that what happened to Mr Ardzinov is not unusual in Uzbekistan . 

This offer of appointment is subject to a satisfactory report by the Regional Council 's Medical Adviser . 

The report by Professor Alexander into the Leeds primary school experience should be read carefully by anyone who is interested in primary school methods . 

According to a Feb. 18 report by the Soviet news agency Tass , the MDP would be " backed " by the MDU in its struggle to establish a multiparty system in Mongolia . 

The newspaper Noticias-El Diario printed photocopies of what it claimed was a 1961 report by Paraguayan police agent Pedro Prokopchuk to Antonio Campos Alum , the chief of political police . 

A recent report from the Confederation of British Industry , Making it in Britain , points out that output has declined by 8% since 1990 . 

Newspaper reports from China say that , after the demonstrations and massacre of Tiananmen Square , the tragedies of enforced self-criticism , betrayal and indoctrination are being replayed now . 

Many of the world 's major mining operations are having a disastrous impact on the environment , according to a new report from the Washington-based Worldwatch Institute . 

Despite the garbled report in The Engineer , Trippier has not tried to impose any tighter deadline than 31 December 1995 for a total ban -- which would be almost impossible for UK industry to meet . 

He said that a recent report in New Scientist that the Turin lead experiment had been censored , coupled with the conversion of several eminent scientists to the anti-lead cause had convinced him that action was urgent . 

The UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs took a special interest in these issues and a series of intensively-researched reports in the 1970s led to the creation of a Commission on Transnational Corporations and a research centre . 

The following is a report of the first parachute jump in the Middle East , written by Guardsman D'Arcy , Irish Guards , who later served with the Special Boat Section . 

The miracle accounts are not historical reports of what happened . 

A Radio Monte Carlo report of Oct. 6 stated that Saudi Arabia had recalled its ambassador to Jordan that day . 

Reports of the deaths of five people while detained by the police in January 1991 aroused the concern of the Helsinki Watch human rights group . 

There were reports of serious disturbances in Punjab and the North West Frontier Province . 

William Beveridge , the author of the famous report on National Insurance , was himself a Liberal , not a Socialist , and his ideas were widely taken up in the Tory Party . 

President Bush is to visit Lithuania to get a first-hand report on the situation in the rebel Baltic republic . 

In mid-March the Home Office was all set to go ahead with a White Paper based on last year 's policy report on cabling by Lord Hunt . 

We 'll have three special reports on how child friendly we are and we 'll be announcing our Games Test winners . 

In 1987 , a consultant 's report estimated that some 250 jobs ( including road haulage , etc. ) were generated by Scandinavian trade . 

Linda Marks , in her King 's Fund report Home and Hospital Care , singles out Peterborough HAH early discharge scheme for patients with hip fractures . 

This was one of the main findings of a report to the Gulbenkian Foundation on research in the mid-1980s by the present author together with Tony Haynes and Julie Eaglen . 

LAWS to confiscate the proceeds of organised crime in the United Kingdom should not follow the American pattern , according to a report on practises in both countries published yesterday . 

Barclays plans to sell part of its US finance arm , Barclays American Corporation , according to a report in the American Banker newspaper . 

An American air intelligence report in February 1950 summarised the trend in so far as this could be ascertained . 

When ( after many screens of questions ) you have finished , Palmistry For All will generate an in depth report on the subject . 

AN UPDATED computerised loo will be going on the market in Japan soon -- it 'll be able to give a detailed report on the user 's health by analysing the contents of the deposit 

Dorothy King was carrying a plastic bag containing sleeping pills and anti-depressants , a doctor 's letter and a medical report on her hyperactive son . 

Last year Her Majesty 's inspectors produced and published about 150 reports on individual schools and , usually , no parent saw the reports . 

Last month the Cadbury Committee published its finalised report on corporate governance . 

To coincide with these worrying figures , Oxfordshire Health Authority and Oxfordshire County Council 's Social Services department have published a report by the N H S Drug Advisory Service . 

I read reports of food shortages in the countryside , though there was no clue as to this in the windows of the truly excellent restaurants . 

States are expected to submit annual reports on issues such as pollution control , biodiversity conservation , trends in health , poverty and population . 

Shadows will be asked to write a short report of what they have learned at the end of the exercise . 

A woman stood at the shallow end , her hand under the chin of a small child , encouraging it along . 

She had n't turned the light out , and now , propped up by her pillows , the bedclothes tucked under her chin , she sat staring straight ahead . 

The agogiati raised his blue chin and eyebrows in a silent no , then turned contemptuously away . 

In the car , my colleague put his elbow on the wheel and drove with his chin cupped in his hands . 

He raised his chin , looking at Yin Tsu , who nodded , his face held rigid in a grimace of pain . 

Her baby chin , her drooping petal of lower lip , her tousled mane of blonde tresses , her girlish gingham dresses with white dýlletage , combined to create a look of chaste girlhood with a strong hint that she would be quite prepared for you to sully it . 

He looked down at her , at her out-thrust chin and flashing eyes , and , to her surprise , he laughed , really laughed , in a way he had not done before . 

Many of the publicity stills make a great play of the stiff , straight back , the proudly jutting chin , and the tranced demeanour crossed with a hint of aloofness . 

There 's a display of shrugging , nodding and stroking chins , so Rufus keeps at them : ` Well , what 's he going to do -- put it down to experience ? " 

De Nesle rested his chin on his hand and looked at Guy for a moment . 

Kate leant her chin on her hands as she considered his last words . 

When she 'd finished , he put down his cup of espresso , propped his elbow on the table and put his chin in his hand . 

The high cheekbones , " he ran his finger from her chin to just below the eye . 

You get a build up of black heads around the nose , and around the chin . 

They were worn with one end thrown across the shoulder high under the chin , giving the wearer a conspiratorial air . 

Unshaven chins appeared regularly at the Animal Amnesty stand in Darlington . 

She had an obstinate chin , a cruel mouth and small arrogant eyes . 

He had his chin resting on his hand , and one finger was against his long nose in a curious gesture that suggested that he was saying one thing and meaning another . 

His hair was almost black , without a trace of grey , and he had one of those smooth , delicately bluish chins , which suggest the use of expensive after-shave preparations on a virile male skin . 

Cameron Ward , a manager at the North Middlesex Hospital in Edmonton , north London , said : ` We must give priority to emergencies . " 

Managers at the giant MetroCentre in Gateshead have reported a lull in the recession as takings continue to soar . 

For managers at any level who need to communicate effectively in English with clients and associates at all work levels . 

Chris Lumb , data processing manager at Courtaulds Aerospace in Shildon , suffered from motor neurone disease , which causes progressive deterioration of the nervous system . 

And that 's Mick Weeble the racing manager at the Oxford Stadium . 

Hacking was much liked by the professional engineers and managers in the industry and faced less initial distrust than his colleagues Citrine and Self , though he was no less committed to a policy of centralisation . 

AFTER completing 33 years at Chapelcross Ken Johnston -- who is office manager in the Accounts Department -- decided to close his own working account and retire . 

Police are stepping up their hunt for two armed raiders who 've kidnapped and threatened shop managers in a spate of robberies . 

Pippa Raudsepp , residential mortgage manager with independent financial advisers London & Country Mortgages , said : ‘ For people looking for a new mortgage the rates are quite good . 

This begins to face education managers with a fundamental dilemma -- are they inside the cage with the teaching profession or are they to be on the outside exercising a more explicit control function than ever before ? 

After the case Trevor Lee , advertisement manager with The Northern Echo said : ` We were asked by officers of Darlington Trading Standards to produce evidence of a mistake or otherwise . 

Simon Phillips , trials manager for Lincs-based New Farm Crops , has noticed some blind grain sites in his barleys , but no varietal differences . 

` DOS 6 is the biggest upgrade we 've made since DOS 2 , " says David Smith , systems marketing manager for Microsoft in the UK . 

Watching it all was Vicky Richards , manager of both Forsbrand and Spence . 

For example , the manager of the Oldham branch of a clearing bank can not issue instructions to employees in the Huddersfield branch . 

Benne Johannsen , manager of the Danish champions , travelled to Georgia with Linfield for the first leg and he 's not too keen on going back . 

Billy Bonds , West Ham 's manager , keeps on saying that his team must win all their remaining matches to stay up , but they keep on losing instead . 

Lewis 's manager Frank Maloney claims that 5,000 tickets have already gone with 7,000 still to be shifted . 

He was invited by the directors of the Blackpool Electric Tramways Company to become their Traffic Manager , and arrived three weeks before the tramway was opened . 

London Division Manager Millicent Kendall says Shu Uemura has the largest choice of colour cosmetics in the country . 

Floor Manager , Jeremy Van Bunnens , stands the studio by for a take . 

It is the former image which the courts have tended to have before them when reviewing the decisions of corporate managers . 

Group services manager for North East Essex social services , Robin Rennie , told carers that the £14 million Government grant to fund the Act would lead to shortfalls in the system . 

Last night , Barnet assistant manager Eddie Stein rejected Flashman 's offer of Fry 's job on a full-time basis , although he will do it until the New Year , when the offer might be repeated . 

The general manager of the company Ian McCall said ; ` We have had a tremendous response already and we expect parents who wore them in the fifties and sixties to buy them for their children . " 

` The market is indeed very fragmented , " admits Healthcrafts ' marketing manager Paul Latimer , whose company in many ways pioneered the market through health food shops in the sixties . 

Napier now offers a unique qualification , designed to bridge a gap in the training of supervisors and middle managers in the manufacturing sector . 

Among financial and personnel managers generally , one in four admitted they would not choose the same career again , 60% were satisfied with their choice , and 15% were unsure . 

The local project manager had warned of the danger because the partially completed new barriers would not be able to cope with the increased flow . 

Regional Manager Malcolm McDowell presented the award to Loughborough Manager Paul Whittaker who thanked his 13 staff for their support . 

In the same way the sales manager can optimize his launch date to ensure earliest returns on the new product by accepting a small risk that he will not be able to deliver on the promised date . 

Disney comes to Bordon -- fancy dress prizewinners Nichola Mace , Sarah-Jane Hartley and Andrew Harris with Somerfield store manager David Waring . 

Pupils and teachers from the schools joined the store managers for a buffet after the presentation . 

It is also good news that Naisbitt 's consultants are telling top managers in some American firms in no uncertain terms about the importance of participatory democracy . 

Top managers in large organizations do not manage organizational activity ; they manage decision structures . 

The concentration of power in the hands of the managers of the largest companies could not be seen as a necessary bulwark against the power of the state . 

Managers in excellent companies have a strong preference for doing things rather than analysing situations . 

A person who manages or is part of the same group as the investment manager of an investment trust company will not normally be regarded as an appropriate person to give independent advice in relation to that company . 

He is the works manager at the chemical factory owned by Livesey . " 

The restaurant manager has the responsibility for the organisation and administration of the restaurants , bars and other food and beverage service areas . 

For example , a junior manager might find the organisation so large that he has relatively little influence . 

Its executive committee includes teachers , advisers , elected members of the City Council , and managers and directors of all the professional theatres in the city . 

This was one reason why feminists such as Griffin have argued that studies of girls should be done by women and they have often preferred the use of qualitative methods such as in-depth interviewing or ethnography .

The Granada Group gives similar reasons for its 13% cut -- a simplified group structure and a reduced number of acquisitions and disposals in the group .

That is the other reason I came today , for there is a task I have in mind .

He had told them a year ago that one of the main reasons he was interested in the paper was his conviction that the ` new realism '' of print unions made it financially possible to seize the ` window of opportunity '' .

The final section is the expedition , the main reason why people do the award scheme .

` I like to think the main reason we have stayed together since the World Cup is the great spirit within this Australian team .

Although such figures might create public alarm , the main reason given for non-reporting was because the offence was considered too trivial to waste police time ( 38 per cent of reasons given ) , or that the police could do nothing about it ( 16 per cent ) .

However , beyond pointing to the dramatic increase in rape reports , we also began to speculate on the reasons for the shift by practically all the newspapers .

The ward staff should discuss the reasons behind the introduction of the learning programme .

It was beginning to make sense and now she could see the reason behind his original greeting in the foyer , the machine-gun fire of seemingly irrelevant questions , the offer of coffee .

When she stopped speaking his feeling of animosity towards her seeped from him , and the pity that he always felt for her again rose to the surface and for a moment he himself knew the extent of her frustration and the reason behind her furious tantrums when she had known his uncle was going to marry again .

The reason that his brush has stroked not a lot on these pristine pages of late is twofold : firstly , he 's been very busy providing illustrations for the soon-to-be-seen N-Force magazine ( which Europress are launching for Nintendo fans = both of them ! ) , and he 's been sunning himself on the golden shores of beautiful Bali for the past three weeks !

It is for this reason that ordinary policemen and women dislike it when the typifications become confused , when decent and honest ` victims '' of crime , for example , become ` trouble-makers '' by taking the law into their own hands .

It was for this reason that one woman diarist writing during World War II was convinced that the introduction of a national health service would mean more to women than to men .

It is for this reason that a seller will usually be unable to rely on an exclusion clause printed on a receipt .

I will not rehearse again my reasons for believing that the European Parliament is incapable of filling this democratic void and that for the foreseeable future the elected legislature should remain in national hands .

` Luke had his reasons for taking me out , and I can assure you , Rob , that they had nothing to do with -- with his liking me . "

Kermode has set out his reasons for refusing it in Essays on Fiction , and Lodge has remarked , ` To open a book or article by …

Khrushchev explicitly stated to me that one of his reasons for suspending tests was because he had studied the effect of the CND on the British public .

She uncoiled the chain from her wrist and dropped the pendant into my hand . 

` We are putting paper chains on their arms ; they can break them with a gesture . " 

He plucked at the fob chain on his waistcoat and produced a ring of tiny brass keys . 

All you 've got left are your chains , your pretty golden chains . " 

Aisha 's gold chain which I 'd carried away from her house hidden among my clothes was in my hands one moment and the next on the counter in the Oxford Street goldsmith's . 

She looked cool and rested in a white dress with a chaste gold chain round her throat . 

At the end of a long gold chain she carried a Georgian spyglass which she applied in a rather menacing manner to a small , beady eye . 

Next morning , decked out like a sacrificial goat in his gold chains and designer finery , Younis left the Sheraton marina by speedboat with Sami Jafaar and Hamadan to meet the octopus . 

He captured Isaac 's wife and daughter , and having promised not to put the former ruler in irons , had silver chains made for him . 

The lead singer had a Mohican haircut and lots of chains and zips . 

Elizabeth had let him wear a gold chain of hers round his neck . 

She had abandoned the huge earrings for dainty gold studs and wore a fine gold chain round her neck . 

Buddie always wore a hooped ear-ring in one ear and a chain around his neck decorated with the teeth of strange animals . 

Then , still without speaking , Mr Dakin moved unhurriedly between the cows and a faint chink of metal sounded as he fastened the chain around Blossom 's neck . 

` You 'll kill yourself ! " he whispered , his face so close to her , smelling the tawny sheen of her skin . 

His head was bent over the accounts , and the slanting sunlight from the window picked out the sheen of grey hairs over the fox-brown . 

The dusty sheen of the glass made it stand out from the backing , made it look like a mirror into another room . 

Water patterns bounce off polished chrome , the fibreglass shell is honed to a waxy sheen of pearl . 

Last night , Capt Sclater said : ` A sheen of oil has been spotted near Gills Bay . 

The sheen on the long hair quickened his desire and the music in her voice surprised him . 

Nothing was in my mind beyond vague , pleasant plans of a domestic sort , and the sight of the pink sheen on the breast feathers of the doves , and the sleepy sound of their cooing . 

Almost a woman in her simple black dress beneath the auburn sheen of her hair . 

She threw the ball across the lawn and the cat bounded after it over the frosted grass , the muscles rippling under the black sheen of his coat . 

Recipes for it varied , but the basic result was a coloured metallic sheen on the surface of a pot . 

They were cloudy colours , pale and subtle with the milky sheen of pearls . 

Tall for her age , she held her shoulders straight , her head , with its abundant sheen of hair , high . 

In the pale light he noticed his servant 's face was ashen , covered with a sheen of sweat . 

His knee-length red woollen tunic was lavishly trimmed with fur , and the chain of solid metal links about his neck gleamed with the sheen of precious gold . 

Shame then that underneath the sheen of sweat , it is n't actually very good . 

The open neck of his shirt was so close that she could see the sheen of sweat on his skin . 

It swirled and howled , driving the sleet and snow towards him alone . 

` Still , they 'll be protected from sleet and hail , enclosed like the H12 . " 

Some light rain or sleet on Friday in the north and east , otherwise mostly dry . 

For there will be Sleet and Snow , and Hunger in the Land ; v. And There will come Robins ; vi . 

So a cloudy night with further light rain at times and some sleet on the Cotswolds . 

Mr Bob Balchin , chairman of the Grant-Maintained Schools Foundation , said yesterday that he was expecting an avalanche of parental ballots after the Easter holidays . 

AN AVALANCHE of applications by schools wanting to opt out of local authority control is now expected . 

The wave had had its ropes cut and was erupting in an avalanche of fury that would bury everything in its path . 

But the book 's publishers should be warned : if searches for extraterrestrial intelligence ever pay off , then stand by for an avalanche of orders from interested parties . 

As Government and British Coal lawyers last night pored over the fine print of Lord Justice Glidewell 's surprise decision , Board of Trade President Michael Heseltine faced an avalanche of calls to quit the Cabinet . 

The days are a constant avalanche of meetings on human rights cries in various countries , detailed briefings for appointments with ambassadors , and working sessions with Amnesty International members and delegates from all over the world . 

The 1980s have been marked by an avalanche of documents from both local and central government . 

He slurped a huge mouthful down before resuming his avalanche of anger . 

Watching the television for mindless comfort , trying to blot out loneliness with an avalanche of distraction . 

I believe that the shop in those days belonged to a Mr Chatto , who was youngish and obliging and who seemed permanently to by pushing through an avalanche of books . 

For several days she was allowed to do little more than lie and listen to the radio , almost disappearing under an avalanche of flowers and messages from all round the world . 

This trademarked torrent , and the advertising avalanche that comes with it , has only bolstered the belief that brands are all the same . 

Moore warned just how physical the first meeting between the teams since 1984 could become , adding to fears that Botha could bury England with an avalanche of carelessly conceded penalties . 

Cowan believes that a phenomenon known as lateral inhibition is responsible for the patterns generated by hallucinogens . 

The mushrooms themselves are only as harmful as most other hallucinogens . 

The treaty called upon all countries , whether production , transit or destination countries , to step up controls on chemicals used in manufacturing narcotics and hallucinogens . 

Brig. Gen. Awni Ashi , who is in charge of issuing weapons permits , said police officers are under orders to confiscate any unregistered weapons they find during patrols .

Hiding his cards from Stalin , Truman told the Soviet leader only that he planned to use a weapon of `` unusually destructive force . ''

The airfields have been used to smuggle weapons to former soldiers and militiamen in the camps .

The privately-owned Radio Metropole reported that three men in a parked car outside a clinic opened fire Wednesday with automatic weapons when Lieutenant Colonel Michelange Herman emerged .

That was about half the time it may have taken to produce a weapon under a parallel program to convert Iraq 's own natural uranium into weapons-grade material .

Until now , all officers up for promotion had to run two kilometers , do a series of sit-ups , push-ups and pull-ups and fire a weapon .

At a funeral procession for victims of Friday 's bomb and gun attack on a Shiite Muslim mosque , thousands of wailing mourners condemned the government , burned vehicles and fired automatic weapons .

Soldiers in Northern Ireland are supposed to fire their weapons only in accordance with the `` yellow card '' regulations , so named for the form each soldier is supposed to carry .

GAZA CITY , Gaza Strip ( AP ) --- Under pressure to crack down on Islamic militants , Yasser Arafat on Tuesday decided to confiscate illegal weapons as his police arrested dozens of suspected extremists .

Papers filed by the justice department accuse Abu Marzuk of sending money to the West Bank and Gaza that Hamas used to buy weapons to carry out attacks against Israeli citizens and soldiers .

Police found weapons , an iron rod and gold chains in the Palestinians ' car , Tsimberg said .

Only four of more than 3,000 ships inspected or diverted since the Adriatic patrols began in November 1992 have been found carrying weapons for Bosnia .

It is intolerable that the denial of humanitarian assistance should be used as a weapon of war .

PORT-AU-PRINCE , Haiti ( AP ) --- Police are continuing to raid homes and confiscate weapons and ammunition in a disarmament campaign apparently driven by the killing of a newly elected legislator .

They dragged the Ukrainian commander over a fence , roughed him up and held a gun to his head before confiscating personal weapons , anti-tank rockets and an estimated nine armored vehicles .

And Japan 's extremely tight laws on possessing weapons led to confidence that few people could obtain a hijack weapon , let alone sneak it through Japan 's tough airport security .

UNITED NATIONS --- Before the 1991 Gulf War , Iraq was developing a weapon that would scatter deadly radioactive material without a nuclear blast , U.N. officials say .

It eventually stiffened the peacekeepers ' mandate from limiting their actions to self-defense to giving troops far more freedom to use their weapons .

Kinkel said he believes Turkey 's assurances it is not using German weapons against Kurds .

He has previous convictions and jail sentences for dangerous use of firearms , possession of prohibited weapons and carrying concealed weapons .

The four have been charged with murder , attempted murder , possession of illegal weapons and planting bombs .

U.N. officials demanded that Serbs withdraw their weapons from around Sarajevo and open roads to the besieged capital before NATO permanently halts its air campaign .

Although Adams called for unionists to come and negotiate , he said nothing about Britain 's insistence that Sinn Fein can not come to the table until the IRA starts disposing of its weapons .

Televised scenes of mangled bodies prompted NATO to demand that both sides rein in their heavy weapons .

Later , 2,000 Croatian soldiers with anti-tank weapons moved in around Nova Gradiska , at the other , eastern end of the 27-kilometer ( 16-mile ) strip of highway going through Serb-held territory , she said .

And he attacked the concept of nuclear deterrence , saying it `` rests absolutely upon recognition of the unique destructive power of nuclear weapons , on the profound difference between them and conventional weapons . ''

The annoyances , injustices , and setbacks from which it suffered seem small in retrospect , but they preyed on the minds of its members at the time . 

Quite often however the question of whether materials are merely an annoyance or in fact a danger to health is a quantitative one . 

Henceforward they were a minor annoyance on the very fringes of European politics rather than a serious menace to British security . 

At first you may well have to put the puppy on its leash and keep it close to you if it is not to be an annoyance when visitors call . 

Possums are mostly an annoyance for co-workers , who learn not to rely on them . 

Upon entering the work force , he discovered few job opportunities that seemed to match his abilities .

Wholesaler - jobber enterprises of the time , such as Field , Leiter and Company in Chicago ( which later became Marshall Field and Company ) , required both a purchasing organization and an extensive traveling sales force to sell to the scattered general stores in smaller cities and country towns .

In the production of both men 's and women 's clothing , immigrant labor provided a continuing secure labor force that often already had the requisite skills .

A full - blown textile industry therefore blossomed in New England , fostered by the region 's access to abundant water power , capital , mechanical skills , and a hardworking labor force .

The forces of the Union could draw sustenance , as I have suggested , from the reconceptualization of the American people as an organic nation .

and the kinds of knowledge that uh you know it it 's requiring an increasingly sophisticated labor force and some people just do n't have it it 's uh

and uh just because this Sunday past Sunday was Mother 's Day of course there was some articles in the newspaper about the uh mothers in the work force and that has that has certainly made a tremendous difference in society

but seeing what drugs did to him makes me see makes me realize what it could do to people you know in the work force as well

had a very small guard force and they had very little problems with their their inmates

the work force with the the salaries that a lot of a lot of the women that i work for have husbands who are um vice presidents of companies and i think with uh um

MANCHESTER fanzine Bop City comes with a free tape , plus a tiny piece of the Berlin Wall . 

Some may be surprised that Hooton writes so fluently on scally culture ; they should search out old issues of his fanzine The End . 

One band , Sense Of Purpose , expressed a desire to start a fanzine based around The Smiths . 

Gedge told Slag fanzine early in 1986 : ` I do n't really know what shambling means . 

I had never edited a fanzine and never heard anything by SPK or Bunny Wailer . 

JAMMING : Punk fanzine that grew into glossy monthly and then did n't grow any more . 

ULSTER 'S soccer fanzine writers were lining up to put the boot in today -- with not a typewriter in sight . 

I wanted to get his autograph on a copy of Flashing Blade fanzine -- the ` Double Over Wednesday " issue , and ask him a cool question . 

` We ran a fun campaign last year , but also made some deadly serious points , " said Nigel , co-editor of Boro fanzine Fly Me To The Moon . 

" I 'm going out to lunch , " Sara said , , " to the Fairfax barbecue for Sandra 's birthday . " 

Once a week ( if the weather is fine ) there is a barbecue in the garden . 

The Tweeds , both CB radio fans , met at a CB club barbecue in 1984 , shortly after Marcelle 's divorce from her first husband . 

` In prison , you learn racism , " said Bobby Lavender , a triple X OG , " an Original Gang leader , at a barbecue in his brother-in-law 's back yard in south Los Angeles . 

THE 10th anniversary of the restoration of the Ffestiniog Railway back to Blaenau will be celebrated by a barbecue on Saturday , May 30 for those members of stall and volunteers who worked on ` Project Blaenau " . 

There will be a daylong jamboree , treasure hunt and barbecue on the Saturday . 

One farmer was livid that he could not go into his local National Park and chop wood for his barbecue . 

I was all set to attend his mother 's barbecue , but then he discovered I had an assignment and refused to let me cancel . " 

Additionally , there was an evening barbecue entertained by a local pop group . 

A GRANDFATHER was killed by a single punch as he tried to stop a gang of drunken teenagers ripping up his garden fence while he hosted a family barbecue . 

A beat west past Bodrum town and it 's magnificent Crusader castle to meet for the evening barbecue at the Blue Lagoon . 

The first event will be a barbecue to be held at Almondell & Calderwood Country Park on Saturday 8th September . 

The hotel has a barbecue once a week instead of dinner , and one meal each week offers a Tyrolean speciality . 

Chester-le-Street Lions Club is holding a barbecue at Lumley Thicks on Friday , May 1 , at 7.30pm in aid of the Council for the Protection of Rural England . 

He passed Edouard a silver box in which cigarettes of kif mixed with tobacco were ready-rolled . 

Zurachina was in the next room ; Burun could hear her ordering the slaves to unpack the boxes of bed linen . 

Mr Dyson was stocking up with sacks of flour and sugar and boxes of dried fruit , and the shelves high on the walls of the shop carried forty-eight pound jars of jam and mincemeat . 

She took out the tin box of letters and carried it back with her into the kitchen . 

I filled up cardboard boxes with its contents and took them down to the local charity shop . 

The conductor would send me round to the front with my fishing box , the driver would send me back to the conductor 's end and so it went on . 

Then he took his sandwich box and his thermos of coffee from his briefcase . 

They have a tent in there too , and a weird Wendy House made out of the clothes-horse , and heaps of cardboard boxes that are supposed to be trains and shops and caves . 

Land managers are being encouraged to manage woodlands in ways which will favour the dormouse , including introducing nesting boxes . 

As he was leaving he turned around and threw a small box on to the bed . 

The idea of the bridge was to get an ammo box from one side of the bridge to the other . 

Turning , she hobbled back to her room as fast as she could and took her jewel box out of the drawer . 

The young boy was waiting , a box of freshly baked bread beside him . 

A procession of Treasure Island pirates carrying cardboard boxes bulging with beer bottles were already noisily boarding the coach . 

Ranulf was about to reply when Dame Agatha suddenly emerged , carrying a small wooden box of altar breads , so they went across the green to reclaim their horses . 

Aidan Marron , defending Hardman , said his client played a lesser role in the market incident and had helped carry away boxes of fish products . 

After Angela had left to wash up , her husband continued to stare for some time at the beautiful jewels so expertly crafted and superbly cut before he finally closed the box . 

A mewling sound from the cardboard box attracted his attention . 

She fumbled feverishly in a fancy box on the table for a paper handkerchief . 

He shrugged , put the cartridge back into the box , checked the gun and turned to look at me . 

I lean into the compost box to grab a double armful of grass cuttings which I take to the courgette beyond the shed and carefully place around the stem . 

Stork Embroidery Scissors are unmistakeable in their appearance and make a handsome addition to the sewing box . 

Following the example of Blue Peter , they all make use of old cheese boxes or the cardboard tube from the centre of toilet rolls etc . 

I am sitting by the side of a hospital bed watching Stewart trying to open a box of chocolates that Sir has brought him from me , if you get it . 

She opened a small round leather box to find that it contained tiny gold collar studs and several pairs of cuff links . 

Adam walked over and selected a large , gold-wrapped box of Lindt chocolates which the girl behind the counter gift-wrapped and placed in a carrier bag . 

My grandmother had a beautiful satin box with flowers painted on the cover . 

He left a box of matches and rags outside his Cardiff shop to make the fire look like a Halloween prank . 

They put too much make-up on me , so I 've decided to do it myself . 

Every night I take off my make-up with baby lotion then I tone it and put moisturizer on . 

That night , she bathed and scented her body in the bath , then blow-dried her hair and applied make-up with great care . 

Her make-up was applied , under supervision , in No. 3 dressing-room , occupied by Dotty Blundell and Grace Bird . 

I 'll do my make-up first , something fairly neutral so I can choose what to wear later . 

The widow 's eye make-up had transferred itself to Marilyn Thompson 's handkerchief . 

Angelica 's greasepaint make-up was a pale bluish grey , her hair a mass of tomato ketchup . 

The remains of her whiteface make-up came off with the clotted badges of blood . 

Her eye make-up had been too generously applied and was smeared . 

The face make-up was known as ` fleshing " ; it was then a natural colour , not the tan that became popular later on . 

If you like the feeling of silk next to your skin , you 'll like our new Light and Natural Mousse Make-up . 

She was wearing a tight black mini-dress , and her hair was a dark cloud around her beautiful face , the eyes made to look even larger by skilful dark blue make-up . 

There was n't a working shower and I had to clean off my make-up with cold-cream and by splashing water from the sink over myself . 

She 'd only got five minutes in which to change out of this crumpled dress and fix her make-up before interviewing yet another applicant for the job of a daily nanny to help her look after the twins . 

She fell asleep , accordingly , at once , after her stage make-up was removed ; and was not at all pleased to be wakened early with the news that Mrs Gracie had called . 

Her face was scoured of street make-up , prior to the application of her stage make-up . 

` I 'm coming -- I 'm coming ! " she shouted back , wishing there were a key to the door as she quickly applied some light make-up . 

Then she applied more make-up , and lifted her chin , ready to carry on the act of being happy . 

Most people have a dab of make-up before they go on , reluctant though some are . 

She emerged in a dressing-gown and sat down to remove her make-up . 

The traditional way to remove your make-up is with a make-up remover or lotion , followed by skin tonic or freshener on cotton wool . 

When he had left Merrill breathed a sigh of relief , but as she sat at the dressing-table removing her make-up something inside her wept . 

A cascading arrangement of evergreen branches and fresh and dried flowers looks perfect above a fireplace , but make sure it 's kept away from the fire 

The main pattern is the so-called Sickle , a curved arrangement of stars extending away from Regulus : Eta , Gamma , Zeta , Mu ( 3.9 ) , Epsilon , and Lambda ( 4.3 ) . 

The drawing shows an arrangement of blocks that is very stable on its broad haze . 

This might have been a radial arrangement of numerous panels around a central hexagon : Mosaic 4 ( 1981 ) , fig.3 ) . 

It was not that they were there as a punishment , just that the cellar was their living room ( a common arrangement in the back-to-backs of Bradford where most Asian families live ) . 

The Supply of Petrol ( MMC , 1990 ) came to quite different conclusions regarding the superficially similar vertical arrangements in that industry . 

The most efficient arrangement in a single layer of spheres is hexagonal packing ( see figure 3.21 ) . 

A triangle is not a material thing , but a shape which material things may have , an arrangement into which they can be put . 

Spelling , punctuation , proper arrangement into paragraphs and the general business-like appearance of the work will be taken into account when the candidate 's transcriptions are being assessed . 

THE FEMININE touches catch the eye , from the dried flower arrangements to the family photographs and even the odd teddy bear called Edwina . 

Prof Cheetham 's group used X-rays from a particle acclerator called a synchrotron to find the atomic arrangement within a powder which is used as a catalyst in the petrochemical industry . 

Even if the arrangement within each class was a branching tree , the classes themselves could be set one above the other to form a continuous sequence . 

Every other room in the house -- kitchen , bathroom , bedroom , dining room , study -- has its own fixed function that to a certain extent dictates the arrangements within it . 

It is important , however , to consider their overall arrangement and that of their associated features . 

Apparently Angell and Pownall did not approve of Brodrick 's novel lighting arrangements and recommended that the scheme be rejected . 

They 'll be offered in fully-configured arrangements according to customer requirements , with shrink-wrapped software . 

For the first time too , tables were in a random arrangement rather than in rows . 

Her veil and abaya , far heavier than normal , seemed to turn her whole figure into a sort of black pillar which , unless it moved , had neither front nor back . 

The warmth of the ship and want of air had occasioned the skunk-weed to put forth two fine blossoms , very beautiful … ’ 

To Southey this suggested a disturbing want of seriousness in an engaged man . 

Her problems in making sense of Hilary Roberts ' bumf had nothing to do with an inability to grasp the fundamentals of research methodology , but everything to do with want of enthusiasm . 

The want of technique is compounded by the greater nervousness felt when facing out and surveying the whole sweep of exposure below . 

The want of grammatical sense in this summary reflects , I fear , a similar defect in the statement of claim itself . 

Indeed , its very ordinariness and the want of any reliable documentation could easily have led to its disposal . 

` The want of affection in the English is strongly manifested towards their children , " wrote one Venetian envoy , in 1497 . 

Much less happy is the Galatea , with a bright , glassy voice that often tends to flatten , an over-sophisticated manner , and a want of the agility and grace that the music requires . 

In both cases , extrinsic evidence could be introduced to show a want of jurisdiction . 

Landor 's want of training and his impatience to press on with all speed made him an unreliable surveyor , and there were those who impugned the veracity of his hair-raising escapes ; but in energy and resourcefulness , in courage and power of endurance , he was the equal of any of the previous generation of great explorers . 

You could say , perhaps , that the Star Rank scheme was largely put on ice , but that was for want of a sponsor , which was always vital to the future of the scheme . 

At least by 1960 it had been recognised in this jurisdiction that it connotes a duty not to injure one 's neighbour by want of reasonable care . 

` It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife , " said James . 

I regret that there is n't a man here who would uphold the opposite point of view and it 's not for want of trying . 

Course measuring , which has been one of the most important areas of work in road racing over the past few years , has certainly not suffered for want of funding . " 

A deep , circular tunnel to supplement conventional trunk mains was first mooted 34 years ago , but shelved for want of money . 

It is also quite common for theoretical predictions to go untested for want of appropriate experimental methods . 

“ Yes … so do I. ” She murmured agreement for want of anything more constructive to say . 

If there 's a drought , how that drought affects people so that they actually begin to starve from want of food . 

After the quick sprint from Penumbra' s , the cut there was bleeding heavily . 

But Walsham , from Chesterfield , took the flag by two lengths in the uphill sprint from Mark McKay , the GB amateur team rider from Northampton . 

The two men , arguably the fastest finishers in the world , unleashed their 40mph sprints in the last 400 metres of the 131-mile race , leaving the rest of the field to watch . 

The emphasis is on the word ` gentle " , and that 's a good idea first thing in the morning , because the body does not like being rudely awakened from a deep sleep by 50 press-ups and a sprint round the block . 

As they crossed in front of the Queensway Tunnel for the final sprint up William Brown Street , 23-year-old Nadobenko was going so fast he mounted the kerb and bounced back but still had the strength to cross the line in first place . 

The bikes will have spokeless disc wheels , with their flywheel effect , for the 60 kilometre sprint along the Loire valley to Blois , plus every other new development on bike technology . 

In 1991 Carl Lewis set a world record of 9.86 seconds for the 100 metre sprint . 

Arriving late to find all moving stairways were out of order a panicky half mile sprint was needed to catch our plane . 

We taxied in close to the runway and were all pushed down the exit ladder to make a sprint for the terminal building ; no automatic concertinaed walkways here . 

Then , before it grew dark , I decided on a quick sprint up to the Narrow Neck , the area most vulnerable in times of storm . 

A crowd of 4,500 , packed into the tiny ground just behind the ice rink , roared its approval at every stout tackle , every lung-bursting sprint . 

Bell , 18 , had been elected vice-captain of the Durham Junior Golfing Society and was in the team to play the Durham senior side at Chester-leStreet on April 19 . 

The window-dressing appointment of an Asian vice-captain of the school after we lodged our complaint is not going to help very much . 

Malcolm Marshall was named as Hampshire 's vice-captain yesterday as their season got underway with a friendly against Holland . 

Former vice-captain Geoff Marsh , Bruce Reid , Merv Hughes , Steve Waugh and Peter Taylor have been left out of Australia 's tour party to visit Sri Lanka in August . 

ENGLAND vice-captain Alec Stewart has been re-appointed captain of Surrey for the 1993 cricket season , ending suggestions that his job might be on the line after the TCCB found the county guilty of ball-tampering . 

` We 've got a good team , on paper , " said vice-captain Rogers . 

Dr Francis Odling-Smee , a lecturer at Brunel University , Middlesex , said his father , when in his late 70s , told him he had never come closer to disobeying an order in his life . 

Dr Stephen Stradling is a Lecturer at the University of Manchester , where he runs a modular M.Sc. , in Applied Psychology , lectures on research methods and is involved in research on a range of applied topics . 

Last month , William Tribe , a British lecturer at Sarajevo university , confirmed that the Oriental Institute was shelled from above and totally destroyed . 

Coordinating the visit is Debbie Welch , a Czech-born lecturer at Longlands College , Middlesbrough . 

Assume also that each module is taught by several lecturers ; each lecturer teaches one module ; each student takes several modules ; and each student has only one lecturer for a given module . 

I am sorry I omitted to mention our guest lecturer for the year in the letter sent out with the QT programme . 

Dr Dunn , the lecturer from Bristol Polytechnic , had another weekend commitment to fit in , and Dr Peters was ill . 

Earlier this year , Carl Barton , a 32-year-old sociology lecturer from Durham , became the first student to get his MA in Geordie humour . 

On my right was Dr Adbul Haidar , a rather gloomy assistant lecturer from the Hamdard University in New Delhi ; beyond him sat Mr Swaroop Singh , a clerk at the Jawaharlal Nehru University . 

In 1957 Andronikos was appointed a lecturer in classical archaeology at Thessaloniki University , and in 1961 promoted Professor ; he retired in 1983 . 

The aim of this new scheme is to make selected awards to lecturers in Chemical Engineering or Polymer Chemistry who are engaged in research or teaching related to environmental issues . 

JOHN SMITH , lecturer in the Law Department , warned Marian Jackson at the beginning of her second year that too much time spent with Dram Soc would prevent her from getting a first class degree . 

At Oxford he became lecturer in the philosophy of mathematics in 1945 ( reader , 1950 ) , then reader in the philosophy of science in 1955 . 

I was formerly a Lecturer in Phonetics and Linguistics at Queen Margaret College , Edinburgh and while there , I developed a number of computer programs to assist with my teaching . 

Rather more than 20 years ago , over a lunch in Staff House , I was persuaded by three eminent lecturers of this University to allow them to nominate me for the Council of Consumers ' Association . 

His eldest son , John , wrote about St. Kilda ( MacGillivray , 1842 ) and William MacGillivray himself went on to become Professor of Natural History and Lecturer on Botany in Marischal College and University , Aberdeen . 

Philip Koomen , who is a visiting lecturer on the Furniture Design and Craftsmanship course at Bucks College as well as full-time furniture-maker , talks about the produce of his workshop 

In 1890 the first edition of his Manual of Hygiene and Public Health appeared , and in 1891 he was appointed lecturer on hygiene and public health at Charing Cross Hospital medical school . 

This condition has now cleared allowing him to work as a lecturer on City ethics and a consultant . 

In 1966 the applicant was appointed as a lecturer to the university by a letter stating , inter alia , that his appointment might be terminated by either party giving three months ' notice in writing . 

In 1870 he was elected president of the Medico-Psychological Association and was Goulstonian lecturer to the Royal College of Physicians . 

The critics argued that for the same money they could promote a lot more lecturers to the middle rank of Reader . 

We met our new lecturer Mr H.B. Acton of the London School of Economics who was to lecture in Social Philosophy . 

I have very great pleasure in introducing our lecturer , my friend and colleague Professor Learner , who is professor of English in this university . 

Apart from that , one of your law lecturers may be able to help . 

Another of Minton 's friends , the Kingston School of Art lecturer Paul Holmes , was taken by Minton to see two abstracts by ` Francis Smiling " hanging in a Young Contemporaries show . 

She was trying to engineer her escape from the classics lecturer when Jamie made his way over . 

Three years ago the Church also called upon adult education lecturer Dr Norman Todd to run a series of induction courses for bishops . 

Walsh 's ex-partner Jo Robinson , ex-Big Flamer Henry Stewart from Newcastle and New Zealand journalist Kerry Brown had become Founders , along with Maxine Johnson , an industrial-relations lecturer who lived in Manchester . 

There the thinking at Princeton contradicted the thinking at Harvard where Tom Lehrer , the sardonic mathematics lecturer , put the point in a hectically hopeful ditty : . 

Supporting lecturers will be Prof L.D. Barron ( Glasgow ) , Dr A.G. Cairns Smith ( Glasgow ) and Prof S.F. Mason ( King 's College , London ) . 

Weekly meetings are held on Monday evenings , and host demonstrations by members or visiting lecturers . 

A car-driving , home-owning , polytechnic lecturer with a fake northern accent , was a bleating guilty liberal , not a socialist . 

Many subject specialists have questions and some understandable fears about this new way of working so the session is normally run jointly by an ESL practitioner and a subject lecturer with experience of language support work . 

After years of study he had qualified in Mining Engineering and had taken up a post as a college lecturer on mining . 

As a well-known London character with a penchant for miniature kites , and a lecturer on sewing standards , his advice supplements what one finds in the manufacturers ' manuals . 

And even though the story is about a lecturer at ` the University of Rummidge " , a majority of all viewers mentioned spontaneously that the programme was filmed at Birmingham . 

Meanwhile his old tutor , Frederick Temple , had resigned and Balliol invited Smith to take over as mathematical lecturer . 

His claims for communications were , in fact , much more modest than the English lecturers ' claims for English . 

The lecturer may have been 20 years older , wealthier , and inevitably wiser , but that is often why the student chose to sleep with him . 

It is a distillation of the teaching of computer-assisted engineering at Humberside Polytechnic , at which Dr Hutchings is a senior lecturer . 

Tom Schuller , senior lecturer in continuing education at Warwick University , says that this ` third-age entitlement " would enable the over-50s to switch careers , to continue working longer and to preserve their independence . 

Fortunately this did not stop the women from trying , and Basnett , senior lecturer in Comparative Literature at the University of Warwick , describes in some detail the individual practitioners who set about the task . 

` They often masquerade as local government officials , " says Byron Criddle , senior lecturer in politics at Aberdeen University . 

Neighbour James Longrigg , a senior lecturer at Newcastle University , said : ` Rod was an absolutely splendid young man . 

Baroness Hollis of Heigham -- formerly Patricia , the daughter of a van driver -- was a Labour leader of Norwich Council and a university lecturer . 

Many of Britain 's leading composers have written especially for the ensemble , including the University 's own lecturers in composition , John Joubert , John Casken and Jonty Harrison . 

Her joy on the trip to Oslo , where her son has set up home with his Norwegian wife Anne-line , was made complete when she married fiance Bernard d'Ormale .

The tow truck eventually arrived three hours later , but broke down on the way to her fiance 's home near Norwich .

Elizabeth , who is originally from St Albans , Herts , discovered the remote area , world-renowned for snorkelling , diving and fishing , with her South African fiance Cuan Cronje , several months ago .

Although she met her fiance Brian Poole through the agency , he 's in fact a six-foot tall 28-year-old slimmie .

HEARTBROKEN bride-to-be Liza Pickles fears she will have to cancel her September 12 wedding in Bradford -- because her fiance is trapped in war-torn Bosnia .

When she was twenty , her fiance was drowned following a boating accident on the Thames .

Ingoldby 's heroine is young , middle-class Dora , who leaves the town with her fiance , Stephen , to return to his home village of Carver , a bleak , inhospitable place of dusty snowfalls and chalk hills , where the locals farm sheep and say little .

Tim found out the appalling details of his wife 's killing when he finally got through to Elizabeth 's fiance Cuan Cronje .

As in the vast majority of human biles the sn-1 fatty acid is palmitic acid and physiologic variations occur mainly in the sn-2 position , some of our data may reflect events in vivo .

For most experimental purposes spatial variations occur in only one dimension so that the stimuli appear as light and dark stripes .

“ … as an in-patient in hospitals on several occasions myself I had had a more appetising variation of diet .

However , this species remains very pretty at whatever stage of development it is seen , and regardless of any variation of colour form .

There is considerable species variation in the response of the stomach to alcohol and so animal studies will be cited only where data from humans are inadequate .

Although the size variation puts them in slightly different markets , they are practical family cars that are easy to drive and fun , too .

Keep an eye on self-seeded plants as they can show interesting colour variations .

The colour range is generally pink or mauve but there are some colour variations about , namely ` Midnight " with very deep blackcurrant purple flowers .

Excessive variation of hardness levels can cause stress , damage to gills and fin tissues , poor colour , loss of breeding abilities and a low resistance to disease .

These , however , are freely used either to obtain further variation of colour or to strengthen a melodic line which would be too weak on a single wind instrument .

Considerable variations in format are possible , depending on what the teacher wants her students to achieve as a result of her teaching .

There are a wide range of variations in pitch available to express nuances and degrees of emphasis .

I remember Evelyn Waugh coming in , a great chum of mine in those days . 

A ` Dear Joan " feature , the letters of Mrs Kinnock to her chum Miss Joan Ruddock , does not have quite the same humorous potential . 

Much to her embarrassment , Carl 's life-long chum , Solly Bloomberg , was present in the kitchen . 

Her childhood chum Helen Sharp ( Hawn ) goes into major decline after Streep steals and marries her fiance , the wimpish Ernest Melville ( Willis bumbling around ineffectually ) . 

She 'd phoned Emily 's school chum 's mother while the coffee was perking and received a report that everything was fine . 

His columnist chums built up the Dillingers and Machine Gun Kellys of America , the small-time hoods , and the G-Men , with some difficulty , took them out . 

School chum Rebecca Reed pushed the bed with her two friends , joined by school secretary Angela Truscott and Mr Dawson . 

So when the team plays at home , his chum in Derby switches on the local sports show ready for Mike 's call . 

Your chums in the Treasury the Secret Service they could be behind you . 

Vivian Ellis of Mr Cinders and Bless the Bride talked enchantingly about Joyce , whilst Reggie and family and Simon Williams and other chums queued down the stairway for a hug and a plastic cup of champagne . 

Guppy and Marsh turned to another old university chum , Indian-born merchant banker Isham Chandra Dutta , to help their scheme . 

Ah sink you weeel remaaamber me , your old chum Erique from 1991-2 when ah played for ze Leeds . 

As soon as it 's light , my old school chums Finlayson , Richards and Callaghan will come with me and patrol the area Roeux-Riencourt . 

Russell 's screenplay is full of announced sympathy for ordinary people 's lives , and actual condescension . 

Stephen King wrote the book and the screenplay , but heavy-handed direction kills what little life there is in this tale of a cursed Indian burial ground and demonic possessed pussies . 

It is Coward who is singled out for specific blame by Durgnat , his screenplay compared explicitly/dismissively to women 's romance fiction as if that , by itself , was a confirmation of worthlessness . 

His original screenplay , The Good Son , awaits the unwanted attentions of Macauley Culkin , while John Schlesinger makes spy novel The Innocent with Anthony Hopkins and Isabella Rossellini in Berlin . 

The screenplay is by John Sayles : until now Forsyth has always written his own films . 

IT WAS LATE AT NIGHT and Alistair was in his room working on a screenplay about a high IQ-IQ homeless black man who is transformed into a white lady junk-bond dealer by a South Moluccan terrorist witch-doctor . 

In the new year he sent Sixsmith a series -- one might almost say a sequence -- of screenplays on group-jeopardy themes . 

David Lodge 's screenplay of his novel Nice Work , which was the subject of his article in the last edition of The Birmingham Magazine , has received two awards since it was televised last autumn . 

She has just written her first screenplay , an adaptation of Jane Austen 's Sense And Sensibility . 

The polytechnic plans to build a hostel on the Morrell-Pollock site in North Oxford , and tonight , local residents will have the chance to talk about their proposal at a public meeting . 

We 're negotiating with the polytechnic to give them permission to build a hostel on the John Boscoe playing field . 

Three skinheads were arrested after burning down a hostel in Immenstadt ( Bavaria ) on Oct. 13 , as a result of which two men were injured , and 19 people were charged in Dresden on Oct. 25 in connection with the attacks in Hoyerswerda on Sept. 17-23 [ see p. 38447 ] . 

One boy , a friend of Mark 's called Kenny , who was living in a hostel in Croydon , was housed on the 13th floor of a frequently vandalised tower block in Camberwell . 

Might even go nursing -- I did a bit once -- and I could live in the hostel . " 

If you intend to live in a staff hostel you may be able to call upon a member of the hospital security staff . 

She had been living in a hostel for women in North London for the past year and was waiting to be re-housed . 

At the time we saw her , Jean was living in a hostel in North London and attending a psychiatric day centre . 

Jodie Riddell , owner of the very sweet Wolfer ( Sam 's ` girlfriend " ) , came close to losing her 18-month-old pet on a busy street -- after they 'd moved to the hostel . 

Special considerations : the appellant was originally put on probation with a requirement that he should reside at a probation hostel which specialised in providing treatment for young men guilty of indecent assault . 

At the moment I am residing in a hostel where I have to share all the basic amenities and do my share of cleaning up . 

It was designed to have a village atmosphere ; all the shops and hostels and cafés were built to ‘ old world ’ design . 

The sherpas climbing with her were so impressed by her stamina in temperatures around 30C below freezing they made her an honorary ` sherpani " .

I 'm more efficient at cooking and getting organised in that role because I 've had more practice at it since I was a child , and he has more stamina in the garden .

In my experience , women often have greater stamina and are able to handle comfortably the long , often arduous hours of agency work better than many of their male colleagues .

Julie could have swum all the way home from South Africa , she had so much stamina in the water .

A supplement based on the herbs and spices prescribed by the physicians in Tibet to promote good health and stamina in old age .

It is this suddenly increased level of necessary mental capacity , experience , knowledge and mental stamina that allows managers to add value to the work of their subordinates .

You are pitting the stamina of a sprinter against the rigours of a cross-country race .

It was at times like this that my physical and emotional stamina dangerously evaporated ; nurturing was essential .

The feature that came through most clearly , however , even in those early days of government , was Margaret Thatcher 's stamina .

If you want to get the most out of life you need to maintain a certain level of muscular stamina .

The vast distances of central Asia ; the slow speed of the so-called expresses , and the intimate but comfortable confines of hard-class sleepers conspire to banish the gulfs of language and culture between passengers .

Carlton 's handling improves with speed , and it 's the quickest through bends. 24-valve straight-six is good for low-end potency ; seats are better and interior more roomy than American 's ; digital facia is awful

I picked up reasonable speed and had just about regained my composure when a hand appeared on my left shoulder from behind !

Martin Offiah 's speed and power has become one of the most thrilling features of the game .

A modern shape is faster and enables you to steer the board with your feet at high speeds .

Paradoxically , therefore , slow motion can be used to give an impression of great speed , as in Chariots of Fire ( 1981 ) , where the big races are slowed down .

At quicker speeds the glissandos would have to be an octave or so shorter .

The greater air speed produces a correspondingly greater pressure drop to which the cylinder is pulled , or lifted .

Drivers exceeding the speed limit will be reported to site management and may be barred from driving on the site and may be subject to disciplinary action .

These speeds are lower than in traditional streets , but they are greater than walking pace and are regarded as still being too high by elderly people and parents of young children .

You will at least be able to test the strength of the case against you .

-- The court has been told that the order did not in fact contain that recitation. -- ` On this occasion the court ordered that the case should be heard at the end of August 1991 .

Indeed , the case against the soldier involved rests primarily on his evidence , not hers .

It was comparatively rare for cases of assaults against females to receive sustained coverage and , indeed , there were only three cases where at least one newspaper covered the case on three or more separate days .

The essential reasoning in these two cases is that section 7(4) can not bear two different constructions .

One of the marks of a competent lawyer is his ability to know what gaps there are in the facts of his case .

The Guinness affair has also raised the question of abolishing trial by jury in the case of serious fraud cases in favour of investigation and prosecution by the self-regulatory bodies .

FOUR men are suing Merseyside Police for damages after they waited nearly four years to face charges only for the Crown Prosecution Service to offer no evidence when their cases came to court .

A judge at the Old Bailey has been explaining his full reasons for stopping the trial of the three retired detectives who were accused of tampering with evidence in the case of the Birmingham Six .

They involve the authority to be given to the unsubstantiated evidence of a woman in a rape case and the question of her character , real or assumed .

Even in private encounters , judges do not discuss their cases with politicians , and in return politicians should avoid embarrassing judges by involving them in what are essentially political issues .

Opening the case yesterday , a Crown lawyer told the jury that Mr Winning was employed by the Housing Executive to protect property from vandals .

In cases involving media rights heard in British courts today , the Convention and the cases on it decided by the European Court are usually cited in argument on behalf of the media .

Two government prosecutors in the case had resigned on Jan. 9 , claiming that intimidation of witnesses had made their task impossible .

THE jury trying the case of a man accused of robbing a supermarket and shooting two people who tried to stop him was discharged last night after failing to reach a verdict .

They are being trained in the use of the twenty-two calibre revolver .

It was he who taught some of us how to use a .38 calibre revolver when we went hiking on the rolling prairies for shooting competitions , with gophers or tin cans as our main targets .

He slipped out and went to his tent , got his revolver , and emptied it in the direction of Woolley 's tent .

I heard him make his revolver ready to fire , and I did the same .

It was the Smith and Wesson Chiefs Special revolver that he had first seen in the Number One dressing room of the Prince 's Theatre , Taunton .

An masked man armed with a revolver is holding twenty-five children hostage in a nursery school in Paris .

Paulette died as a result of a head wound inflicted by a single bullet fired at point blank range ( 3-5 inches ) from the defendant 's Smith & Wesson .44 revolver .

The Colonel at one point was firing his revolver over Donald Roy 's shoulder , and reaching the place they could see the bridge ( 'D' ) 70 yards off .

And hanging from a hook in its holster , her father 's army revolver .

The warriors hurled themselves at the heads or horns of their animals to make them lie down . 

" Chuck and me just want you to know , Jacques , that we do n't aim to leave this jungle today without the hide and horns of the biggest bull seladang in all Asia . 

If they are cornered by a predator , mountain goats will not hesitate to use their horns to defend themselves . 

The goats lunge at each other with their horns and try to flip each other off the ledge . 

The name reflects the fact that the animal 's horns and head resemble the Arabian oryx , but DNA analysis has shown that it is most closely related to the oxen family . 

Burun guessed that Kiku had been no more than a hair's-breadth away from being impaled on the st'lyan 's gilden horn . 

He gestured at the dog-eaten hoofs and roots of buffalo horn which stretched before us . 

Its attractive , spreading horns and cheerful , open face add to its appeal . 

The round , tapering horns are white and can be quite long , growing outwards and forwards , curving up at the tips . 

` Mornin' , Olga , " she shouted as she scuttled towards her , a pair of rollers in the front of her hair sticking out like devil 's horns from under her woollen hat . 

It is said that James VI frequented the Sheep 's Head Inn and in 1580 presented an embellished ram 's head and horns for adorning the bar . 

Then coolly and carefully he tossed the rough cloth over the lowered horns . 

THE ANIMAL WORLD is so full of savage teeth , sharp claws and pointed horns that many species have sought protection behind a powerful wall of body armour . 

Summoning up all her courage , she keeked in through a window and was startled to see a pair of large horns . 

Only when Chuck reloaded and shot a third time did the animal slowly crumple to the ground and roll onto its side , leaving one great horn curving majestically upward above the tall grass . 

Although sometimes appearing as a short man covered in hair , it is most often identified as a wild young bogey-horse , or a cross between a horse and a bull displaying two long , sharp horns . 

Evans was right to assume that the sacral horns represented bull 's horns . 

One player is chosen to call out , ` Horns , horns , bull 's horns , " and everyone taps their knees and puts their fingers to their forehead to make horns at the animal 's name . 

Other species had radiator-type cranial frills and horns through which blood vessels could dilate and cool , rather like the blood vessels in mammalian horns ( such as in stags , antelopes , etc . ) . 

These two creatures -- Blessed and the yak -- are indistinguishable in build and hairiness , though it should be noted that the latter moves on all fours and has horns . 

He stood up while we watched and I realized he had magnificent horns , far longer than any I had yet seen . 

The programme is thought to be less successful in Zimbabwe , since the denser vegetation means that poachers may not be able to see that the animal has no horn until they have already shot it . 

Benjamin Moyo , a member of parliament and member of the ruling ZANU-PF party , was recently jailed for five years , with five accomplices , for trying to sell two rhino horns . 

Rhinoceros horns , in reality agglutinated masses of hair , are not attached directly to the skull but grow from the tough hide . 

The three nearest cows stood still , looking at her and shaking their horns . 

Through the billowing smoke , shadows can be seen writhing about , one of which is wearing a devil mask that leers out of the fog and shakes its horns to the hellish racket . 

The animal , sensing a new danger , shook its horns furiously to free itself from the encumbrance , and the already unconscious senator was catapulted into the thorns , where he lay without moving . 

The fights of mountain sheep both look , and sound , spectacular as males clash horns with a resounding ` crack " that echoes through the mountains . 

Arriving in Cyprus ahead of Othello, an understandably nervous Desdemona is forced to hang around on the quay and, in an effortful charade of lightheartedness, swap bawdy banter with Iago and company . 

They fill the foreground with easily punctured fantasies and vicious cartoon banter . 

Lowering their manners, they fell into the patronising pretence of the dole-queue banter . 

She found herself envying the easy banter between her cousins and aunt , the argumentative informality of mealtimes, the laughter and bustle and hugs. 

Shelley had been watching them, amused at this family banter , knowing that it was no business of hers to stay, now that she knew the old man was all right. 

She said another group of men were in the restaurant, engaged in `jovial banter with the staff of the Chinese takeaway ". 

Seated between Gerald Tiverton and young Mr Finchingfield, Theda parried as best she could the barrage of effusive compliments with light banter . 

After a few more minutes of ribald banter on our part we were startled by a flash to starboard and an explosion as a six-pound shell whizzed across our bows. 

Loretta gave her order, intending to tag her question about Veronica Puddephat on the end, but was baulked by the woman's suggestive banter with the two men seated at the bar . 

Scapegoating an individual prevents the debate and delays community understanding . 

Implicit in this argument , though not explored , was the idea that current models of design understanding , with all their weaknesses , were not accidental -- that in fact they grew out of the present configuration . 

In other words , they are abuses which are very common , and can be generally reduced by better health understanding . 

For it is becoming increasingly clear that a semantic theory alone can give us only a proportion , and perhaps only a small if essential proportion , of a general account of language understanding . 

As with so many of these police powers which impinge on the rights of protesters to freedom of speech and assembly the high quality of police understanding and reasonableness is crucial to success . 

Hayes posits pre-linguistic conceptual networks as the basis of the infant 's sensorimotor understanding . 

Social learning involves acquiring understanding and tolerance of other , foreign , people . 

Because of this they have the potential for increasing self-awareness and deepening understanding both of the judgments made and the objects construed . 

Indeed , the beginning of the counselling task is the process of gaining understanding and insight into the life situation of the counsellees . 

Clearly , this emphasis on subjective experience and meaning can help to further an understanding of ageing with a disability . 

Internationalisation -- Company Programmes have developed an understanding of working with multicultural groups and the differing managerial styles and practice around the world . 

As an ` old China hand " , Mr Bush apparently prides himself on his personal understanding in dealing with the Chinese ; and as a former CIA director , he is not averse to secrecy . 

Husbands is eloquent upon this theme , and he shows taste and understanding in illustrating the poetic techniques used in the Old Testament . 

We are looking for understanding by listening to something or someone . 

Such an agreement in the Soviet view would include understandings over granting Berlin communications if necessary with the outside world . 

As a consequence of the foregoing and in order to establish the basis of their mutual understanding they execute this document in the following terms : 

It would help your understanding to revise the anatomy and physiology of respiration before proceeding with this section . 

Derivations and proofs can be written in , with your full understanding . 

How often have I excluded people from discussion and decision-making because I believed the information was beyond their understanding ? 

Do you use your notes for developing your historical understanding as well as for recording historical information ? 

My understanding is that he will try to find half-a-dozen wood processing / wood craft companies whose adverts would feature within the eight pages of editorial to be supplied by COED CYMRU . 

An understanding of ` mass " in choreographic terms only means how to organise and manipulate the dancers within that mass of objects . 

Without a clear understanding of ` how many " as well as ` what " and ` where " , there can not be a confident system of collections management . 

Pupils are able , through reading and responding to literature , to develop an understanding of and control over an ever-widening range of written forms . 

Information technology professionals , however , feel that business managers have no understanding of , or interest in , technology . 

There is a need to study this inter-relationship within our larger understanding of , and responsibility towards , both nature and culture in the context of our faith . 

This system taxed the intelligence and understanding of all but a few . 

Semantics needs to account for our understanding of P and Q on the basis of our understanding of P , Q , and and . 

But we all too rarely get a sense of movement , an understanding of whether things are getting better or worse . 

Again , an understanding of biologically and psychologically based emotions helps us understand such social movements , many of which seem irrational and beyond explanation . 

The fact that all five wrote of their understanding of " mystical " experience not in Latin but in English is a sign of their times . 

There was an expression of terrible natural justice , and she was rendered breathless by a profound understanding of just why lions were seen as kings . 

The pupils should grow in an understanding of , and sensitivity towards , the beliefs and thoughts of other people in order to contribute to a more harmonious and tolerant society . 

There must always be the fear that , however good a writer may be involved , the depiction of mental handicap will be unrealistic because the writer will have no real understanding about the subject . 

The survey reveals a staggering lack of understanding about rural Britain . 

Two people who speak the same language can always work towards an understanding about what each of them is talking about and what each of them wishes to achieve by what they say . 

The parents needed not only extensive marital therapy but also to realize that Suzy needed sympathy and understanding about the distress she felt when her parents argued . 

The Princess had spent the previous day reading Love and Pain , Sandra 's book on violent relationships , and was able to speak with some understanding about domestic violence . 

Now that the group has come to a better understanding about some aspect of these problems , how can they feel Empowered to act for change ? 

Kohler thought that insight , or sudden understanding about what is required to produce a desired effect was shown by the chimpanzees in his experiments . 

Of course , our bodily forms and somewhat disorganized working systems were in contradiction to their understanding of the correct codes of policing . 

The researcher will begin to penetrate the ` fronts " that are always put up for an outsider , and will work towards developing a true and authentic understanding of the setting . 

Jimmy Carter 's status as an outsider is central to an understanding of his career in national politics . 

Practical conservation is highly scientific , requiring an intimate knowledge and understanding of ancient materials and how they will respond to treatment . 

How is an understanding of biological processes to be applied to the social world ? 

Nevertheless , reaching understandings with them on operational requirements is still easier than with our European partners . 

Television 's treatment of the subject of mental handicap remains a major barrier to real understanding among the British public , compounding the fear and ignorance which many possess . 

This kind of mutuality can certainly happen between friends , though there must be a clear understanding by each as to the nature of the exercise , a proper respect for confidences and for each other 's judgment . 

It is rather one of lack of understanding on the part of others , of ignorant if well-meaning insensitivity towards a sensitive child and adolescent . 

First , and perhaps most importantly , the existence of communicative understanding at a pre-verbal level means that the precise meaning of the words spoken by the adult are likely to be redundant . 

The British Australian Studies Association says it organised the conference to get a greater understanding on Australian culture . 

It is concerned with the understanding between the organization and the public at large . 

American and Soviet leaders might also feel compelled to reach an understanding over a country/territory where the risks of direct military confrontation do not appear worth the pursuit of particular local or regional interests . 

Child tutors ' sensitivity to lack of understanding on the part of their tutees was also explored . 

They will have a better understanding within their district of the the supply of site property that can be is available for conversion . 

The trouble is , this does not necessarily lead to greater understanding of why something represents good practice . 

The aim of such a meeting would not be to see whether any staff members have particular responsibility for the event but to try to develop a shared understanding of why it occurred . 

First-hand use of media equipment ( e.g. in making videos ) and other technologies ( such as desk top publishing ) can contribute to children 's practical understanding of how meanings are created . 

In the worship of some of these cathedrals there are signs of a growing understanding of how to meet the fragmented culture of our age . 

But though the general principles controlling the coloration of the Jovian clouds are understood , there is as yet no detailed understanding of how particular features acquire particular colours . 

There can never be an excuse for what happened to James Bulger , but we should all hope that some day there will be a better understanding of why it happened . 

Being equipped with some kind of understanding as to how other creatures are put together gives us an excellent handle for comprehending how and why they behave as they do . 

There was therefore very limited understanding as to how such rules should be interpreted or enforced . 

It is my understanding that The Economist has had deep roots in free-market philosophy from its very start . 

After fifteen months Edward left St. Paul 's on the tacit understanding that he would read at home for the competitive administration examinations of the Civil Service . 

As a congregation comes before God and gives time to him in praise , they are declaring their understanding that this is their highest purpose and pleasure in life : to know God . 

Ring John was released on the understanding that his ransom would be paid , and Edward retained some noble hostages as sureties for the payment . 

There are 20 eyeshadows and eight blushers in the range , which is based on the understanding that your skin and natural colouring are as unique as your fingerprints . 

Was it at this moment that some reciprocal need established an understanding that they two were friends , would know each other for a long part of a life-time ? 

It was this understanding that Bill Larnach 's humorous , bantering , interactive style of teaching was designed to achieve . 

` I bought this gold parka in Leeds and the jeans are by Moschino . 

Rozanov removed his parka then hid his face behind the Guardian . 

He had pulled on his fur-lined parka ready to brave the elements . 

He removes his parka , wrapping it around the muzzle of his Sturm-Ruger , and sits back on the step of the lectern . 

Simple heavy cotton parkas and overjackets go well with chunky sweaters and jeans . 

They stood aside to make way for a blind Indian youth in a parka who was confidently striding down the way with his cane held out before him . 

Doug got dressed , put on a parka and a pair of trainers and went out into the cold grey early morning . 

He is a chivalric hero , a mighty slayer of the Danes , a triumpher in single combat , a victor over the invading German hordes . 

He recalled Athelstan 's words , how the slayer of Adam Horne used a method practised in Moorish countries to desecrate the body of a criminal and traitor . 

When Antonov was finally caught and killed on 24 June 1922 , his slayers were warmly greeted by peasants as the corpse was taken into Tambov . 

Lawton was struggling to get out of his pack the receiver that would pick up the radio signals from the miniature transceiver Forster said was attached to his slayer . 

Perseus , the Gorgon Slayer ; Aesop the fable writer ; Socrates the great philosopher … 3000 years ago Gods and Mortals , Poets and Politicians , Artists and Athletes were founding Greek civilisation . 

Do tourists go abroad and mob octopus catchers , swordfish slayers , monkish murderers ? 

15 ( 12 ) BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER : Valley girls meet vampires in this horror romp . 

Thus perish all giants , slayers of dogs and children and ravishers of Yorkshire lasses . 

Aunt Janice was clothed ( shirt and jeans ) , which made rather a refreshing change , and standing in the hallway .

So dates like 1066 or Aunt Ethel 's birthday all belong to chronos time .

When I visited Aunt Louise there was just time for us to have a meal in one of the High Street cafés before I caught the bus home .

` Your Aunt Belle never stopped going until she fell off the mule .

She smiled at him and he blinked because in spite of the orange hair and blue eyes , she had something of her Aunt Maggie about her .

She wanted to make her phone calls to Great Aunt Alicia 's doctor , Lizzie and the hospital .

Oh , poor Aunt Margaret , who was so gentle , and yet slept ( probably ) in the same bed as he , for they were married .

The terrain here was more open , like something out of the Wild West , with deeply eroded crags and ravines . 

However , occasionally the spongs also bridge ravines making for brave crossings especially when you have no idea of their quality . 

After visiting with Assiniboin Indians , the Nez Perce camped in the ravines on the east bank of Snake Creek between the Bear Paw Mountains and the Milk River . 

He cut up through the forest to where he 'd left the shotguns and followed the treeline round to the left until he hit a shallow ravine almost opposite the cabin . 

A little lower down the fellside , the stream falls into another ravine , Low White Kirk , and flows more sedately under the viaduct and the road to join the River Eden . 

It sculptures caves in its banks as it falls into a deep ravine , and becomes sedate only in its later stages as it leaves its dale to lose its identity in the River Lune . 

The Friar plunged down into the ravine and toiled up the other side . 

The path wound in and out of deep ravines , through thick oak and pine forests and dense undergrowth . 

At the junction of these rock types , springs form and the water runs down ravines to the sea unless diverted into levadas ( drainage channels ) . 

TERRIFIED college students were forced to swim for their lives after their bus plunged into a water-filled ravine in Calais , northern France . 

But last time I climbed it I started at Wall End Farm and headed up the ravine of Redacre Gill . 

Mr Dubcek , 70 , whose reforms were crushed by the Soviets in 1968 , was being driven in a car which plunged into a ravine near Prague . 

However , as Carole Ann Ford pointed out , anyone viewing the episode with hindsight can easily spot signs of great anxiety among several of the cast required to cross that gaping ravine . 

Not bothering to conceal a smirk of satisfaction , he announced , ` We 're going to have to let the bugger go . " 

Gloomily , she remembered the smirk on Gould 's face , the surprise and disappointment on Annie 's . 

I finished my drink , quickly said goodbye to the other actors and got out as fast as I could , not wanting to register their smirks and curiosity . 

Mr Falt could be forgiven his smirk when , on election day , he was able to report not a body count but a remarkable turnout of voters . 

Desperately he tried to force his mind away , but the mud and the caravan , and the smell of , cats and drink and flesh , and Holly 's smirk flooded back , nauseating him . 

Athelstan , however , informed them his companion was no less a personage than Sir John Cranston , who was now ill , so they stepped aside , doing their best to hide their smirks . 

The reaction of the locals varied from an ill-concealed smirk to a barely suppressed guffaw . 

The girls , elbows propping up against the wall behind , hips thrust forward , blew them two almost toothless smirks as the windscreen wipers cut a valiant swathe through the dried spittle . 

I know what profession she 's in , and no wonder that taxi driver was giving me the big smirk . 

If you can manage that , and , come out with the right answer , then there 's a pretty good chance you 'll have a smirk on your face the next time the heavens open . 

Albert , she had remarked -- Rose had n't known Twitch even had a Christian name -- is like pummy stone , whereas Naseby ( who had had a definite smirk on his face when he saw her new hat ) is like Irritating Plaster , he causes irruptions . 

But all I got in reply was a squinty smirk and the hiss of piss . 

I shrugged and Gloria pursed her mouth in a self-satisfied smirk . 

She wanted to take that thick neck of his and press her fingernails , long and freshly varnished for Urquhart 's benefit , deep into the flesh until the cocky smirk on his face was replaced by a grimace of pain . 

Corbett thought of de Craon 's evil smirk and then Bruce with his cruel mouth and perfect knowledge of French . 

So instead of being outraged , one is left with a resigned smirk . 

` So I do n't think he found me quite so ridiculous as you make out , " concluded Viola , with an angry smirk of triumph . 

If he had n't known that fact himself , Devlin Parnham had pointed it out to him repeatedly with a self-satisfied little smirk . 

The outward journey was quite uneventful as far as the Wadi Tamit , a steep defile leading down the escarpment on to the coastal plain . 

The trucks themselves had to be manhandled down the steep rock-strewn defile and as the men were sweating away at this in the hot sun an Italian aircraft picked them up . 

Nor is shooting the only manner of the birds ' destruction , because they are also trapped , by being driven into defiles and then caught in nets stretched between the trees . 

Eventually we emerged from the defile , and the river widened again . 

Soon we were alone , moving through a narrow defile between two teetering antique shops . 

" Would n't it be better to wait some , Dad ? " yelled Chuck as his father reached a narrow defile between the thorns . 

During the sweltering Id of 1333 , a camel caravan could be seen winding its way through the narrow passes and defiles of the Hindu Kush . 

The material consisted of loose black ash and claystone fragments with some sandstone and wood . 

Presumably it will prove possible to incorporate antibody fragments with different binding specificities , and indeed the restriction sites of pNIPenv were designed to facilitate the cloning of other scFv cassettes from filamentous phage vectors 4 . 

She popped a fragment of biscuit into her mouth and crunched it primly with her front teeth . 

In addition , about 36 fragments of metallic nickel-iron meteorites have been collected , one of which contains minute diamonds , and is the second of its kind known in the world . 

At the back it was stained with a little blood , and in the rough texture of the wool I found fragments of tinder from the broken branch . 

Blanche paused for a fragment of a second , calculating how to mislead the press without lying to it . 

The wind had ripped the tarpaulin off some of the laid-up boats , and huge fragments of oilcloth were flying at random , wrapping themselves round masts and rails . 

Fragments of paper were missing from some of the pages and quite a few names were faded , some almost beyond recognition . 

Bone fragments were recorded to the nearest 25 per cent of the original unbroken element or part thereof , and this enabled distinctions to be drawn between some of the seven predator species compared . 

Ace woke at once , drawing her gun and spinning about on the carpeting of plaster chips and glass fragments , searching for the source and target . 

Then the young woman laughed merrily , her voice strengthening after what must have been years of silence , and the whole strange cellar rang with that laughter , and the glass fragments tinkled like broken bells . 

But he knew what he was looking at , though to the untrained eye it was just a pile of minuscule fragments . 

The only force generally believed to be sufficiently powerful is the high-energy impact of a large asteroidal fragment on the Moon . 

Each explosion shoots out glowing fragments of semi-solid lava high into the air . 

Bowring probed the dark with his binoculars , until his flattened gaze came to rest on a fragment of the tenement , a zigzag of wall as high as a man . 

Other major buildings have been identified in the Northgate area , where much painted plaster and fragments of quarter-round mouldings have been recovered . 

She drew the antler necklace from her neck , unslung three fragments of tine . 

The cone begins to vibrate more and more -- then it explodes into thousands of fragments of light , which fall gently around you . 

The leaves and small fragments of the sugar beet or swede are of obvious value until such time as the field is deep-ploughed and the remaining food buried beyond retrieval . 

If the clusters grow too big before they collapse , they will be unable to shake off enough smaller carbon fragments to get back down to 60 atoms . 

Conversely , impacts will also shatter rocks into small fragments . 

The resultant systems have been able to perform detailed analyses of small fragments of language . 

He lifted Tallis in his hand , the small fragment of coal that she had become . 

Every tiny fragment of fibre , denim and leather was picked up and dropped in the bags . 

A tiny fragment of the Dead Sea Scrolls is causing a row between experts here and in America . 

In the tests , Prof Jeffreys had to match a minuscule fragment of DNA from Mengele 's leg bone with blood samples from his son Rolf . 

Often we have only fragments of bones to build up a mental picture of the final complete skeleton . 

These biological remains include pollen , plant fragments , seeds , bones , shells , and insects . 

They searched him and found fragments of car window glass in the turn-ups of his jeans . 

The prosecution also say police found fragments of glass and residue of petrol in clothing belonging to Richard Duriez and Annette Tibbles . 

The seats were cushioned and quilted , the windows glazed with fragments of stained glass . 

The precision high speed cutting rollers are also to be protected from potentially damaging metal fragments by metal detectors . 

It is the myriad solidified fragments of this rock froth which form the large volumes of ash mantling the countryside round the volcano which is definitive of a Plinian eruption . 

Her outstretched hand disturbed a fragment of loose rock , sending it tumbling over the precipice ; for one hideous moment she fancied the entire ledge was on the move and about to hurl her into the chasm . 

On Sunday 27 May 1095 Anselm received the pallium from the papal legate at Canterbury . 

In 1071 , Lanfranc had gone to Rome for his archiepiscopal pallium . 

Even though Hygeberht received the pallium from Pope Hadrian , his status as archbishop was not willingly recognized by the community at Canterbury ( CS 254 : S 128 ) . 

With the bishop of Winchester he presented Kilwardby with his pallium in May 1273 and immediately set out for Burgundy to meet Edward I on his return from crusade . 

In a bowl-like depression at the Cramant end of this band , rich deposits of clay , sand , sandstone and lignites are to be found . 

Some water collects in depressions on the surface ; these depressions vary in size from the minute to lakes covering hundreds of square miles . 

At the end , a steep scramble leads up to a depression in the north ridge of the fell . 

It is now known that back in the ice age , glacial action had created a depression in the earth 's surface , in the area occupied by the field in which the seam was to outcrop . 

The deepest area is a central depression some 2500km long and 1500km wide , surrounding the North Pole and oriented at a right angle to Greenland ( Figure 5.2 ) . 

A single downpour can rapidly transform a lifeless , shallow depression in the desert into a pool throbbing with life . 

The house itself , she found , had been erected in a shallow depression in the mound surmounting the central part of the island . 

Filling the central depression is a layer of arctic deep water of temperature -0.9° to -0.5°C and salinity 34.94°C ; it is slightly warmer in the European basin than in the Canadian , and probably of Atlantic origin . 

It could be a roadmaker who has to fill a depression in order to continue with the road . 

On both his father 's side and his mother 's side he was the great-grandson of a Christian minister . 

The Hope heirlooms were sold in 1917 , and the statue was purchased by Francis Howard , the great-grandson of Benjamin Franklin . 

Through his mother ( the daughter of Sir Francis Darwin , q.v. ) he was a great-grandson of Charles Darwin [ q.v . ] . 

Meanwhile another Dollfus , great-grandson of the founder , entered another local family firm , Schlumberger et Cie . 

The grandmother was also ` involved in interfering " with the upbringing of her great-grandson : ` I dar n't speak t'Gordon rough . 

Fulk 's great-grandson married into the Trusbut family who had a seat at Warter village . 

The brewery which H.P. Miles started is still in existence and is run by Anthony Cossart-Miles , his great-grandson who , from a very modern brewery , produces excellent local beers under the ` Coral " label . 

The exhibition 's curators are Richard Brettell , Director of the Dallas Museum of Art and responsible for an impressive list of other projects including ` A Day in the Country : Impressionism and the French Landscape " ( 1984-85 ) and ` The Art of Paul Gauguin " ( 1988-89 ) , and Joachim Pissarro , the artist 's great-grandson and author of Monet 's Cathedrals ( Pavilion Press , 1990 ) . 

Throughout the reigns of his son and great-grandson he is referred to as Ring Edward ` who lies at Gloucester , but it remains a mystery as to whether the body which lies in the splendid tomb there is his or not . 

Keep out the cold in a cosy sloppy joe -- warm yellow and soft tassels update this classic sweater 

Roy , the gunman from Rhodesia , had a suede jacket with tassels on the back and sleeves , and a pair of boots which he swore had been taken from a dead terrorist . 

Agrippa toyed with the tassels on his robes whilst Benjamin just stared into the middle distance , lost in his own thoughts . 

She wanted an indication that she was on target for a good performance in the London Marathon on April 21 . 

He had not been seen in public since 29 December , an indication that he was in trouble . 

But the earl insinuated a restraining hand , though without any indication that he had seen the impending clash . 

This would not appear to be a wimpish attempt to curry favour with the new bosses , but rather an indication of these affable dudes getting their priorities right . 

One indication of current priorities is that Making Belfast Work has less money committed to it in total over four years than is spent on prisons in a single year . 

A key indication of this is that the world system approach , like the dependency approach , is having increasing difficulty in dealing with the development , or at least industrialization , of nonhegemon countries . 

Check nose-dot for pitch indication and be ready if necessary with slightly lower attitude to maintain speed . 

Part III of the Consumer Protection Act 1987 replaced earlier provisions dealing with misleading price indications . 

The panel concluded that these amounted to only possible indications . 

The popularity of specific works also serves as an indication of the general public 's response . 

An indication of this level of appreciation is the adequacy of arrangements for inducting new members to an organisation with distinctive characteristics . 

One indication of the black economy 's effect on decreased tax revenue was shown in a recent Inland Revenue report . 

The media , once again , saw it as further indication of encroaching madness . 

A second economic indication of declining population is the fall of land values from the mid fourteenth century . 

The local newspapers in Ulster printed our press statements , but did not follow up the Black story on their own despite the clear indications of sinister and dramatic happenings . 

Perhaps the clearest indication of this is his reluctance to postulate a single kind of community that was the ` natural " occupant of any particular territory . 

` It will be difficult to judge in the future whether resources are adequate unless we have a clear indication of the level of need -- both met and unmet " , the report says . 

The first indication of danger was a growing unrest in the north of England . 

It must be emphasised that the results for an interim period do not usually provide a reliable indication of those for the full year . 

Zuckerman 's proposal of marriage to Maria in The Counterlife is an indication of its importance , and of the importance of escape both for the tradition and for the unsatisfiable Roth . 

This pattern of cultural change is one of the clearest indications of the powerful impact that dominant social attitudes and values have on the status and treatment of older people . 

Saturday 's rally was the first real indication of how much support the workers have attracted . 

Early indications are that Britain 's system X , which Telecom is gradually introducing is not particularly favoured . 

He found the meter and turned on the mains , and then switched the lights on after closing the drapes -- it would look a lot less suspicious than the occasional flicker of torchlight across the glass . 

Angie Ross lay in bed and watched a spangle of light flicker and fuse on the wall as a breeze moved the curtain . 

Notifications for Channel Islands Airspace have reverted to the situation existing before the recent airspace classification . 

Many of the meats in this category may not immediately be labelled as sausages in your mind , but this is where they fit in the standard delicatessen classification . 

Internationally , the most widely used approach is based on the international disease classification developed at Yale University . 

As with aspects of physical and mental health the population classification derived from overall health ratings is dependent upon the question asked . 

Surely if the courts and lawyers limit themselves to medical criteria as justifying their sex classification system , they must follow expert opinion . 

They found that text analysis techniques incorporating natural language processing were superior to the traditional information-retrieval techniques based on statistic classifications when the applications require structured representations of the information in the texts . 

For sublanguage processing this may prove to be extremely useful if a large ( raw ) corpus is available , since the word classification will be specifically for that sublanguage type . 

In general , the Aristotelians were thought to lay too much stress on words and books , terminology and merely verbal classifications , and debate and controversy , and too little on things and observation of the world . 

Rex and Moore 's classification was based upon research in the Sparkbrook area of Birmingham , and it is more or less time-specific to the mid-1960s and applicable to medium-to large-sized cities . 

The where used look-up file provides cross-reference information on the occurrence of individual parts and their attribute classification . 

And it is the same logic which attributes those few out of the 120,000 officers who pursue schemes designed to accelerate promotion with the derisory and metaphorically ephemeral classification of ` high-flyers " or ` butterfly boys " . 

The classification of today 's ballets becomes more difficult as their stories , themes and music get more complicated . 

( i ) Connections of this kind are stated in , among others , laws which enter into the taxonomical classifications of " natural kinds " or " substances " . 

Income-based classifications of ` developing " and non-market economies are therefore inherently problematic . 

At one stage , Whitehall officials seriously considered stripping Vauxhall of its classification as a UK car company , so high was the imported content of ` British-built " Vauxhalls . 

Unlike the people of the other Islamic groups , the Hui look Chinese : they are racially Chinese rather than Turkic and their classification as a ` national minority " is almost entirely on religious grounds . 

Classification by audience age has proved an acceptable limitation to impose on a cinema audience , and may also warn of the type of experience on offer . 

Classification by computer , howsoever sophisticated the algorithm , is not appropriate . 

These apartments situated right on the water have been awarded the highest possible classification by the English Tourist Board 2-5 Keys and Highly Commended . 

All histological tumour sections were reclassified according to the 1987 updated tumour node metastasis classification by one of the authors ( FB ) . 

Figure 1.3 gives the broad outline of the classification for electrical and mechanical engineering and architectural design activities within the three phases . 

On the more positive side , degree classifications for graduates are also recorded , based on the students ' progressive average . 

The Dornoch Firth is one of the very few areas around the British Isles given a Grade A classification for shellfish purity . 

So the P300 is thought to be associated with the completion of stimulus identification and classification in preparation for a cognitive or motor response . 

The two-fold classification into more remote and accessible countryside areas is somewhat simplistic , but it does provide a useful guide to understanding spatial differences in rural population change . 

Their classification into group I and group II is based on canonical nucleotide sequence motifs and on conserved characteristics of the secondary structure potentially formed by the intron RNA ( 1 , 2 , 3 ) . 

The organisation is involved in the classification of carpets , and in the registering of ` quality " names . 

A classification of spearhead types has been made ( Swanton 1974 ) which shows how they have broad geographical distributions . 

It extends from the classification of subject-areas and the definition of concepts through the topics and methods of empirical research to the construction of models and theory generally . 

A traditional classification of the English courts is a division into ` superior " and ` inferior " courts . 

The classification of species was still of vital importance to both field and museum naturalists . 

The classification of gastritis was according to the Whitehead system modified to include the newly described entities of lymphocytic and chemical gastritis . 

Such information may not necessarily carry any security classification within the Service , but may simply reveal dispositions , working arrangements etc . 

It was only when she went to America , headlining for the first time , that she came across the curious racial classification with which music there is compartmentalised . 

Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme AG 's Unix-based secure operating system , SecTOS , has been awarded a security classification from the newly formed European Information Technology Security Evaluation Criteria , ITSEC . 

We excluded from the analysis subjects who had a history of heart attack , heart failure , stroke , cancer , or an unknown periodontal classification at baseline . 

We lobbied the British Board of Dream Classification over the blasphemy rulings . 

His successor , John Hope , in his lectures and writings , was one of the leading exponents of the Linnean system of plant classification according to flower structure , and of naming plants using Genus and Species . 

Nevertheless , the classification in terms of the legal nature of the transaction is important and the author 's suggested approach is to look at the predominant purpose of the transaction . 

Whitlock had wanted to remain on duty for the banquet at the United Nations that evening but Kolchinsky had told him to call it a day . 

I was also sent details of a most interesting menu served at a banquet for Prince Charles and the Prince 's Youth Business Trust held in Warwick Castle . 

At a banquet for the president of Turkey at Hampton Court Palace the entertainment was to be provided , at the president 's request , by students from the Royal Ballet School . 

Twenty-four-year-old Mr Hammon received the award from Domino 's Pizza founder and chairman Thomas Monaghan at the Domino 's European Award banquet in Manchester . 

There was a banquet in the evening for 700 people but Pearson was not there . 

At a banquet in Beijing on Oct. 23 Akihito referred obliquely to the Sino-Japanese War as " an unfortunate period in which my country inflicted great sufferings on the people of China " . 

That evening in the palace there was a banquet for over three hundred guests , including the ambassadorial corps and several leading British businessmen . 

Once up and running , the equipment was put to the most rigorous of tests almost immediately -- catering for a banquet with over 300 guests . 

On the night he died he held a great banquet , a feast for his household , and invited Chief Justice Fortescue . 

On New Year 's Day 1764 the Mozart children played before Louis XV at Versailles , and were allowed to stand behind the royal family at a state banquet . 

But , at a state banquet later that evening , Gorbachev stressed that " we expect reciprocity and count on America 's continued support and understanding " . 

During early and late season the hotel hosts wedding banquets . 

That day her bridal gown had been delivered , and the servants had been in a flurry of activity preparing the wedding banquet . 

In the evening Her Royal Highness attended a Banquet at the Guildhall given by the Worshipful Company of Framework Knitters to celebrate the 400th Anniversary of the invention of the Knitting Frame by William Lee . 

That evening we attended a royal banquet in the magnificent setting of Wolsey 's hall . 

EVEN the most glittering royal occasion could not mask the frostiness between the Prince and Princess of Wales when they attended a dazzling presidential banquet in South Korea today . 

The committee held a banquet at the City 's Guildhall to discuss constitutional reform and to honour Roy ( now Lord ) Jenkins , who is committed to PR . 

That night a farewell banquet had been arranged by ` Deemy " and his airforce colleagues in my honour . 

On the Friday evening , a fancy-dress banquet was held for the high ranking guests who had attended the Tournament . 

When the first contestant to go for the top prize , Marine Captain Richard MacCutchin who , oddly , specialized in haute cuisine , pulled it off by describing the ingredients of a royal banquet given by George VI to the president of France , three-quarters of American television sets were tuned in to watch him wrestle for the answers . 

In the inner court McMoran 's Lodging , built in 1590 , was the scene of a banquet given to James VI and Queen Anne . 

The RPC wanted to diminish the already weak adherence of the Party membership to the Parliamentary method . 

George Bush 's infamous toast to Marcos ( 'We love your adherence to democratic principles ' ) said it all . 

At the same time , this adherence to the remnants of old political beliefs can add to the complication of government . 

His lifelong adherence to the principles of tolerance and freedom of thought , as well as his strong aversion to dogma and to any formalized critical doctrine , stemmed partly from his Nonconformist upbringing and beliefs . 

The London official 's slave-ish adherence to the letter of the rule book led him to supply the most ludicrous caution of the season . 

One about the soldier-hero Lei Fung who was renowned for his good deeds , as well as for his exemplary adherence to Chairman Mao 's revolutionary line . 

Yet it illustrates once more how throughout his reign , in spite of his personal adherence to so many of the attitudes and ideas of the Enlightenment , he was turning Prussia 's energies and attention to the East , with all that this implied for the future . 

Indeed literal adherence by Wordsworth to the principles of his own ` Preface " would exclude at least two thirds of the marked beauties of his work . 

On Kashmir it called for " a peaceful settlement to the conflict in Jammu and Kashmir " and urged adherence by all sides to UN resolutions and the terms of the Simla Accord of 1972 . 

Priscillian seems , too , to have demanded adherence to at least certain tenets of Judaic law . 

With Kent 's insistence on adherence to Hahnemann 's original principles , two schools of homoeopathy arose and considerable animosity developed between them . 

Dulles also favoured American aid to members of the Baghdad Pact , though without American adherence . 

Rigid adherence to the letter of their instructions by commissioners can only have served to obscure important aspects of the structure of landholding . 

Rigid US adherence to the old imperial measures may evoke nostalgia among engineers of yesteryear . 

Their work will require strict adherence by the dancers to a distinctive style of dance and gesture , which is designed to communicate thoughts , moods , emotions and actions as the plot , theme or dance unfolds . 

Emphasis should be placed on strict adherence to a policy of changing into protective clothing before conducting a post-mortem examination . 

There are some signs that the market is itself seeking to bridge this gap between ownership and control . 

In Britain , there are some early signs that lower interest rates and lower inflation are putting us back on course for growth . 

Amid the build-up to the great birthday extravaganza , North Korea watchers have gone on the alert for signs of the president handing over power to Kim Jong Il . 

Maybe it is a sign of age taking its toll , but sexual imagery does n't command much of my attention these days . 

Particularly in the USA , but also in the UK , we can see the signs of a movement developing around the belief in the value of critical thinking . 

His amazing words and miraculous deeds were signs of the coming Kingdom . 

The President was perturbed at the signs of Russian obduracy over Poland but felt that cooperation with Moscow could be preserved if the correct blend of firmness and concession was applied . 

Feeling sick is one of the earliest signs of pregnancy and can happen at any time of day , not just the morning . 

Showing the whites of the eye is a sign of wariness and suspicion rather than viciousness . 

It is yet one more sign of how television has become an ever-increasing influence on the game . 

He turned constantly to me , watching for signs of approval or disapproval . 

Franco responded to these signs of internal opposition with what , effectively , was a show of force . 

` If OPEC is having so much trouble coming up with this agreement , it 's a bad sign for how they will be able to deal with the start-up of Iraq , " the analyst added . 

It is a remarkable sign of mollycoddling that racing has kept its levy at all . 

He gave every sign of not having heard her and then he said suddenly , ` How could it have been impossible ? 

The van circled the hotel twice , and Bodie dropped back by several cars , suspecting that the van driver was checking for any obvious signs of being followed . 

Though some children are born with extremely poor vision , often the first signs occur in the teenage years and good vision is present until this time . 

At this hour of the afternoon there were few signs of life in the house . 

That , Bill says , is a sure sign that windy weather is on the way . 

Worried , Delaney followed , searching her face , fearing the tell-tale signs of toxicity . 

` It 's not a good sign that the new government does n't have enough confidence to emerge from protective custody , " Mr Roberts said . 

It is free of charge and can help to detect early signs of health problems and prevent them developing . 

The lower hill-slope fields show signs of reverting to a semi-natural state . 

Cash has flowed out of the money markets into the stockmarket , well before there is any clear sign of economic recovery . 

On her way back to the pub , Ruth called at the house , which had all the curtains drawn as a sign of mourning . 

I see the way the snow is kicked up off the paws of the dogs , the way their breath explodes around their heads . 

By half past five he had drifted off to sleep underneath three paws of the other dog , which had taken to him . 

She held Lizzie 's paw , looked into her big , brown eyes , wishing Lizzie could live forever . 

The dog reared on his hind paws , his wide open mouth almost gripping my face , his front paws scrabbling and scratching at both of us . 

Misha 's little white paws were differentiated by cream tinted pink . 

When I put my front paws on my lady 's shoulders , I was about a foot taller than her . 

Bully barked and tried to put his paws on her chest , but was held back by the man . 

This tiger ( above ) licks its paw with its large , rasping tongue . 

And she was mistaken if she thought she was getting her paws on this patch , I 'd worked bloody hard to make it mine and that 's how it was going to stay . 

Angela shrank back before Bully could jump up and mark her Gnome costume with his dirty , wet paws . 

And when I said I was he held out a massive paw that gripped my hand as though in a vice . 

It was Snappy , a squirming bundle of wet fur and muddy paws , greeting her with excited yaps while his mistress uttered a torrent of ineffectual commands and reproaches . 

Over one-hundred feet long , with ninety-four teeth , it had a long tail and four webbed paws . 

Julia breathed the incense of saddle soap and neats-foot oil appreciatively . 

Aroma of incense and in the distance a terrifying version of Santa Claus , haloed in light and shadow as he swung a lamp and chanted hunting sounds . 

The smells of incense , fruit , flowers and spices mingle in the hot air . 

At first , all he could see was the glint of water and the dark outline of the Isle of Wight , across the Solent . 

I waded out , concentrating on casting towards the weeds , where I had seen a good fish rise , when a glint of white under the water caught my eye . 

Leonie noticed a glint of anger flash through the Cap 's eyes . 

She saw the glint of a silver helmet and the slender figure of a Woman . 

From within the deep dark hood , Nuadu caught the sudden glint of white bone and heard the guttural laugh . 

Among the willows I caught a glint of blue , and then saw Ninian , who must have been up early after all , stooping over something at the edge of the stream . 

Schramm saw a glint of turquoise blue and walked down to the harbour . 

She turned to the other girl and was surprised to see a glint of tears . 

From both there was a glint of recognition and Betty said , ` hello , Sheena . " 

One had slipped out of an alley in front of him ; he saw the glint of a knife . 

One evening as you came into your room you caught sight of a red glint within the wall . 

For a split second the friendliness disappeared from Marianne 's eyes to be replaced by a calculating glint . 

` I suppose so , " she admitted reluctantly , eyes carrying a teasing glint as she lifted them to his . 

Lucenzo had a glint in his eyes which told her she could be in trouble . 

Hickery Holler came into the world 6 weeks ago , but the sad little spider monkey had never been a bright glint in his mother 's eye . 

With an impish glint of mischief in her eye the Muse of History looked down and watched the American Marines assault Grenada . 

` Your father did n't warn me quite what a striking young woman you had grown into , " the Princesse said in English with a wry glint in her eye . 

` An asymmetrical spinnaker is on order , " said Mary , with an excited glint in her eye . 

He stopped a pace or two away from the bed and regarded her with an unexpectedly teasing glint in his eyes . 

She stopped to peruse the plans once more , a greedy glint in her eyes . 

` Some bastard will pay for this ! " he hissed , the glint of madness in his eyes . 

His frowning gaze swept over her and there was a glint in the blue eyes that might have been intimidating if she were n't so angry . 

The harvest had been gathered and she was vaguely conscious of the glint of the sun on the gold and brown stubble . 

This added two and a half miles to their journey to work and involved another 15 minutes ' travelling time each way . 

The Doctor had offered her a journey to see some of the beautiful sights of the universe . 

` I expect our journey to track down Jeff will take us to areas you have n't seen . " 

A GROUP of Darlington nuns have started a 35-day journey to establish the first multi-racial Carmelite convent in the southern African country of Bophuthatswana . 

These provisions were not barter for friendly natives but food for her mammoth journey across Europe , Russia , Siberia and Manchuria . 

She 'd hated the submarine journey across the North Sea , especially as she was a bit claustrophobic , but stepping over the side into that ridiculous little rubber boat was terrifying . 

From all my travels , and my journeys across the galaxies , I always return to this country , in this time zone . 

Follow this with a journey across the dusty terrain on the wild runaway Mine Train . 

Quite a number of soldiers and airmen owe their lives to his interminable wartime journeys between his microscope and the aircraft factories and airfields . 

Julia spent most of the journey between Venice and Florence trying to decide exactly what to say to David 's Italian mother . 

GUIL : A man breaking his journey between one place and another at a third place of no name , character , population or significance , sees a unicorn cross his path and disappear . 

A few months later Who Dares arrived at a channel port on a trailer , completing her journey by road after taking part in a power boat race abroad . 

In the Netherlands , by contrast , over half of all journeys by senior schoolchildren are made by cycle . 

Some of the worst congestion has been in Cheltenham and Gloucester , the traffic diversions along roads in and out of Wales meaning an extra 76 mile journey for some drivers . 

` The North-East programme will result in a better service and a more pleasant journey for rail travellers . " 

He 's been doing the journey for fifteen years because he says he loves living in the country . 

Charity fundraiser Robbie Robertson has been awarded a trophy to mark his record-breaking marathon wheelchair journey from John O'Groats to Land 's End . 

If there is a delay of over 2 hours at the start of your journey from the U.K. we will do our best to provide you with light refreshments . 

Just four days after completing a 30-hour journey from Edinburgh to Darwin they were expected to overcome a nine-hour time difference and temperatures in the 90's to beat a Northern Territories Invitation XV . 

He had just settled in his seat for the 10-hour journey from the Caribbean , when the captain called for a doctor . 

They drove most of the remainder of the journey in silence , speeding through Kent into West Sussex , along roads flanked by hedges and trees , past isolated houses and farms . 

FALKLANDS war hero Simon Weston is to tackle an 800-mile journey in America on a £2,000 cycle specially designed for him by the Lotus car company . 

It could take fourteen weeks to complete the gruelling journey on foot from London to Rome in the Middle Ages . 

My grown-up children are on their way to see me , and in order to do so are having to travel a two-hour journey on the motorway . 

We arrived at the French Riviera town of Frejus after an overnight journey on the Motorail . 

It is possible not to see anyone other than your fellow riders during the journey on horseback . 

In fact , I would n't be surprised if there were a clause in your contract forbidding that kind of journey on a performance day . 

` The journey through East Germany was terrible , " one woman said yesterday . 

Then I made one last journey through the house , the precincts , and the gardens , to see that all was as it should be , and to say goodbye . 

INTREPID traveller Derek Reeves will be discussing his marathon journey through China next month . 

Their cold journey through the bitter Essex landscape had been fruitless . 

On day five you depart by road for the three-and-a-half hour journey to the lively resort of Pattaya at the Gulf of Siam . 

The result was we arrived in Hong Kong a day late , and quite late in the evening , and our journey to China proper was due to start early the next morning . 

Christiana 's journey with her four children and her friend Mercy to find her husband Christian and the Celestial City has been described by Ronald Knox as not so much a pilgrimage as a walking-tour . 

On the day before the match I travelled the 60 mile journey with Ivan ( Marks ) , this enabled me to walk the sections and try to sort out various methods . 

Undaunted , however , by these prospects , Gould set about the preparations for his journey with systematic thoroughness , and , considering the multitude of decisions that had to be made , remarkable clearheadedness . 

He had seen no signs of His existence in his journey with the Doctor . 

The journey with him had been tense , the atmosphere between them like standing on the edge of a volcano , waiting to be flung into the fire when it exploded . 

They questioned him about his journey , about Kinghorn and Queen Yolande , until the Prior intervened , pointing out that their visitor needed to relax . 

The grating above grew dark and Corbett began to shiver , he was still soaking wet from his journey and was now cold and hungry . 

It so happened that directors of the railway company who were house guests overheard this conversation and subsequently asked him if he would appear before the board and tell the story of his journey and travelling companion . 

Your journey then takes you to Lake Manyara National Park where the wall of the Great Rift Valley forms a backdrop for one of the loveliest soda lakes . 

My immediate anxiety was that the authorities might forbid my journey , since the Asaimara of Bahdu had recently renounced their allegiance to the Government and refused to send tribute to Asba Tafari . 

She came from Bagnol and had started her day at 8 o'clock : she would arrive home at 4.0 to 4.15 after her bus journey . 

He helped her to make the house ready for the next occupant , and though she protested he gave her the money for her railway journey back to London . 

During the bus journey there the next day , one boy asked another what was wrong with him . 

MARTIN JOHNSON , the England and Leicester lock , has joined the British Lions in New Zealand after a marathon journey lasting 56 hours . 

` Our journey in convoy from Liverpool through the Atlantic to West Africa took 17 days . 

The Huddersfield party arrived in Paris in the early morning after a journey of nearly twenty-four hours by train and boat , and spent the first day sightseeing . 

At last , after a journey of nearly five thousand kilometres , we arrived at the capital . 

They have been challenged to complete their journey to and from Beaune , France , by the shortest possible route . 

The journey down the Grand Canal was a magical one for Meredith , in her warm glow of contentment . 

During the journey we were informed that tomorrow , we were going to go and see the Queen who was coming to the small town to visit the hospital . 

Nowadays , having myself experienced long car journeys with three young children , I appreciate what brave words those were ! 

We sit on a thoughtfully placed bench with our backs against a hollow in the hillside and look out over the island , back towards Fionnphort , to the beginning of our long journey homeward . 

His longest journey so far was when his faithful Toyota was driven overland from Saudi Arabia to Northern Ireland in 1990 . 

The account of his stay in Naples includes a visit to Pompeii and the ascent of Vesuvius ; Florence is included in his return journey from Rome to Genoa . 

The morning of my return journey , each bag was sealed , wrapped in newspaper and sealed again in another bag . 

After breakfast , reboard your coach for your return journey to the French coast and your short ferry crossing back to the UK . 

In London passengers can alight and board for their return journey at either Marble Arch , Grosvenor Gardens ( for Victoria Rail and Tube Stations ) and Victoria Coach Station . 

British evacuees return home after a gruelling journey across the desert . 

This meant I faced a five-hour train journey , with two changes , and then -- having retrieved my bicycle from the guard 's van -- a fifteen-mile uphill ride . 

They spent their six-hour train journey drinking -- and went into a pub for more while they waited for a connection . 

We never missed them when I was young and we all loved our train journeys . 

She followed him on to the train for the short journey to Bruges . 

Fellow passengers had to wait for another train to continue their journey because the original train 's safety mechanism had jammed. -- Reuter 

If you 're going on a long journey alone , plan your route in advance using main roads as far as possible . 

Dr Johnson stayed here with Boswell before going on their famous journey to the Western Highlands . 

We 're in a transmat booth , and we 're about to go on an instant journey . " 

If astronauts go off on long journeys , in any direction in three-dimensional space , they 'll get to the boundary of our universe . 

I could hardly let you go off on an epic journey all by yourself . 

Others may have shorter journeys but they are still in danger of being classed as ` those people from the Centre " . 

We picked up Miss Rintoul at Kilmalcolm and afterward we had a very pleasant journey till we reached Tarbert Lochfyne …

` You 've already had one long journey today and I 'd rather you did n't fall asleep at the wheel . " 

Britain 's other challenger , and the only one to have made the transatlantic journey , is Tina Cassan with Genesis , the Toronto World Cup-winner . 

Those who made the journey to London might have done so for a variety of reasons . 

Many animals need to make long journeys over unfamiliar country during the normal course of their lives . 

Some of the Garter knights , including former prime minister Lord Wilson of Rievaulx , missed the procession but made the journey by car . 

Business people -- no longer prepared to spend five hours or more on a daytime Euston-Glasgow journey -- had switched to air , while leisure travellers had been lured away by the bargain-priced coaches . 

On the journey from Athens to Istanbul , the King took off his shirt to get brown in the sun . 

On his earlier journey across the mountains Giles had looked out for landmarks -- a waterfall , an old tree , a small lake . 

I just could n't take a journey in a confined space with a man who pronounced Sgurr na Ciste Duibhe as Sisty Dub and did n't think it was as good as the Lake District . 

I took the seven hour road journey to Siret with my friend Diana . 

So it was that in 1932 , James took the journey from the colony to the metropolis with his sights set on becoming a novelist . 

Many of these facts would have been known to Eva as she took the four day journey by train from Cape Town to land-locked Rhodesia . 

Henri II ( 1547-59 ) , king of France and first father-in-law of Mary Queen of Scots ; woodcut showing his ceremonial entry into Rouen , 1550 . 

In 1609-20 it belonged to the Czech Brothers and the father-in-law of Comenius preached here . 

More complex is the question of the influence of the family of Avitus , one-time emperor and father-in-law of Sidonius . 

Through the marriage of his daughter Josephine , Sleary eventually becomes Childers 's father-in-law . 

He walked through to the back of the shop and called out to his father-in-law . 

This was directed particularly at the sheriff , William Crowmer , and his father-in-law , Lord Say , who as Sir James Fiennes had been sheriff in 1442 . 

Lucy waved an imperious hand at her husband and her father-in-law . 

He immediately married a Suabian noblewoman called Hildegarde , and so gained a new wife and the unrelenting hatred and opposition of his ex father-in-law . 

Not forgetting my personal favourite , a scathing attack on his Father-In-Law at his wedding ( Sample line : ‘ Thank you for putting on such a … clean cardigan ’ ) . 

In November 1 172 he had met his father-in-law on the Norman border and it was believed that Louis VII had urged him to demand what was rightfully his . 

A MAN killed his estranged wife , their two young daughters and his mother and father-in-law before turning his gun on himself . 

Fathers , husbands and fathers-in-law are the direct tyrants of this society but their own lives are not much easier . 

FAMILY AFFAIR : Sara and father-in-law Jim are clinch-perfect as the lovers 

We had nine people for Christmas lunch -- my mother and father-in-law came down from Anglesey and the kids and Glenys and myself and some friends . 

The team were managed by Sven Aag Hansen , who was later to become his father-in-law . 

He was ashamed that Michael had heard his father-in-law speak to him like that . 

“ I know it sounds bad , Mickey , but he is my father-in-law … ” 

On the whole , the sons-in-law were in better-paid jobs than their fathers-in-law , though only just ( see Table 10 ) . 

Then there was a patch when I tried freelancing , then my father-in-law died and we moved down here . 

Kerri-Lisa McCammont , 17 , of Crawley , West Sussex , was convicted of manslaughter after Hove Crown Court heard she stabbed Joanne Thorns , 18 , three times when they argued over Scottish romeo Paul McKeown , 24 . 

A French jury found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter after a three-day trial in Paris . 

` There is simply not enough evidence for a jury to be invited to consider a charge of manslaughter against Smith and Winter , "  he said . 

It is true that over the years a few railway signalmen have been convicted of manslaughter for wrongful acts and omissions leading to fatal train crashes , but there is not the natural resort to the criminal law which is now a feature of road-traffic cases . 

The 11-year-old , who was barely able to see over the dock rail , looked frightened as he pleaded not guilty to the manslaughter of Rosetta Fort . 

Strong was sent to the hospital last year after he admitted the manslaughter of his landlord , retired broker Ronald Baker , 70 , at Benfleet , Essex . 

The father was found guilty of the manslaughter of his baby daughter of three months . 

Twenty-nine teenage boys were charged on July 29 with the manslaughter of 19 schoolgirls at St Kizito mixed secondary school in Meru on the night of July 13-14 . 

A man charged with the manslaughter of twin sisters in a barn fire has been speaking of his ” sheer panic ” when the fire broke out . 

Capper admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility . 

Ryman , of Spalding , Lincs , admitted manslaughter with diminished responsibility and was jailed for five years . 

The leading modern case is Stone and Dobinson ( 1977 ) , where two people were convicted of manslaughter for allowing a sick relative , whom they had permitted to live in their house , to die without medical attention . 

Michael Talbot was initially charged with Hawkin 's manslaughter , but that charge was later dropped . 

Rebecca and Emma Harper died in a barn fire last year — the men accused of their manslaughter were all acquitted after a crown court trial . 

In most cases it is not the jury who takes this decision but the prosecution , who , with the judge 's agreement , accepts the defendant 's plea of guilty to manslaughter under section 2 . 

Paul Davies , 19 , admitted manslaughter at the Old Bailey in February . 

Harper , of Uckington , Smith , 20 , of Bishops Cleve , and Winter , 19 , of Cheltenham , deny manslaughter and arson with intent . 

Oxborough , 30 , had admitted rape and was convicted of manslaughter . 

The boy denies manslaughter , and the case continues tomorrow . 

At the outset of the move to Weldon , house prices in the area were very depressed and people from the South East could trade up favourably .

At the outset of the plans , we had prayed for a sign of divine approval .

At the outset of the planning process , the forecasts which are taken into account may have been subjected to bias .

At the outset of our friendship it was always Brian who exploded and damn the consequences .

At the outset of Lunch-time Opening , it is fair to say that customer reaction was quite slow but has increased quite significantly in the intervening months .

We had scaldini -- large , flat , iron containers which were filled with hot water at the outset of each journey -- to put our feet on .

Many of those anomalies were identified by my colleagues at the very outset of the poll tax escapade .

At the outset of World War Two , with Hungary still a neutral country , Peto travelled to London on business .

There was a whole platoon of black-and-whites on our tail at the outset , but we lost them one by one .

At the outset I suggested that there has been considerable grass-roots enthusiasm to initiate profiling schemes .

It is better to take this decision at the outset rather than have a poorly planned attempt backfire on the parents .

There had been 75 Holderness-Manolo personnel at the outset of this engagement .

It was official policy at the outset to broadcast as far as possible in African languages .

From the outset the whole team here at the hospital was instinctively pally and collegial .

From the outset of a transformational-change effort , information must flow freely between and among the different parts of the organization .

It is obvious from the outset that some ferrets are more capable workers than others .

King Hussein of Jordan was from the outset , much as during the Iran -Iraq war , a supporter of Iraq .

At the outset it may prove useful , if only to discover differences rather than similarities , to contrast Great-Russian nationalism with French .

I was fairly ignorant of Third World literature at the outset and in many respects still am .

The imposition of VAT misdeclaration and serious default surcharges was something the federation had opposed since its outset .

From its outset , Operation Barbarossa assumed a class character , and it quickly escalated into a ` war of hatred " .

discount rate and acceptance commission known at outset to give certainty of costs .

Whichever of these two forms are chosen , the goal should be a structure - codified by resolution with powers expressly granted and carefully limited - allowing a relatively small group of members of Congress , given time and reason to master the subject and the agencies , to conduct oversight of the intelligence establishment and be clearly accountable for their work .

In fitting the Fourteenth Amendment to the reality of these diverse combinations , the Court could have insisted on stage six as the threshold of behavior included within the scope of the amendment , thus limiting the supervisory power of the federal courts to the official action of state officials .

Using an analogy , we can say that the case study analyst seeks to explain 100 percent of the variance by relying on a data base that includes more variables than most quantitative studies can accommodate , over more points in time , and on a method that draws on the integrative powers of the mind , which computers do not have .

From an enforcement perspective , the SEC has certain civil enforcement powers that it can use to address violations of the nation 's securities laws .

The existence of at least eight hypervariable loci exponentially increases the discriminative power of the assay for the characterization of closely related strains beyond the biovar level .

For CASP4 , predictions were made with computing power 1/4th of the capability shown .

The discriminatory power of the different CTX isoforms or CTX ratios in distinguishing groups from controls was assessed using T or Z scores ( i.e .

Indeed , their power to agitate whole regions of Central Africa and parts of South America was remarkable .

In February he had told the Austrian Ambassador in St Petersburg , " I lack the power to give life to a corpse , and the Turkish empire is dead " .

If no single party were to win an overall majority , then the Queen might have real power to choose a government .

She was a schoolteacher at the village school and has written a book about Scorton called , I think , ` Straws in the Wind " . 

The mere question : were you once the schoolteacher of a small boy called Morenz and has he showed up ? 

Common followed his father 's profession and assisted Henry Ogle , a schoolteacher of Newham , in improving a reaping-machine design about 1803 . 

Just that he had been very unhappy , and his only friend had been his schoolteacher , Frlein Neumann . " 

The difference between them stems from the choices made in the context of organizing a provision for those who have challenged the authority of their schoolteachers . 

` I 'm going to be the village schoolteacher , " she said quickly , her cheeks pink . 

Mrs Campbell was a schoolteacher in her fifties who suffered what many teachers fear . 

John Knee is a quietly-spoken 40-year-old schoolteacher from Malvern in Worcestershire . 

Elizabeth also worked as a schoolteacher with ILEA from 1970 to 1979 . 

In the winter of 1976 , Rod Johnstone , who started out as a schoolteacher before taking up naval architecture , designed and built the first J/24 in his garage . 

Twenty eight-year-old Laura , a married schoolteacher , had a six-month relationship with a former boyfriend shortly after her mother died . 

In 1933 Blumlein married Doreen , a schoolteacher , the daughter of Thurston T. Lane , auctioneer and estate agent , of Penzance . 

The cliche is true only in a crashingIy trivial sense , the same sense in which Shakespeare never wrote anything except what his first schoolteacher taught him to write -- words . 

A few seasons ago , the much-travelled primary schoolteacher was on the verge of a full international appearance , but had to be satisfied with a B cap against Scotland in Galway . 

Nor does it rely principally on my experience in classrooms , though I have been , briefly , a secondary schoolteacher and have been visiting schools and working with young people in a variety of ways on and off for the last sixteen years . 

I shall base my account largely on what secondary schoolteachers have to say , though I have found that the picture is easily recognizable , with some modification to the details , by those working in both primary and further and higher education as well . 

For a long time Mait did n't answer , until a low chuckle gradually worked its way from his throat . 

Dexter ignored her friendly chuckle and explained the reasons why he thought Jim Lancaster was the prime suspect , counting off the points on his fingers . 

She took a deep breath , letting it out on a low , pleasurable chuckle as she headed for the stage . 

Before she could say anything , however , she was astonished to hear Joanna 's attractive chuckle as she turned and indicated Ian Woodall . 

Merry gave a little chuckle as Shannon rolled her eyes heavenwards . 

She heard his soft and sensuous chuckle float on the moonbeams behind her . 

Melissa strolled across , leaned against Iris 's fence and closed her eyes , listening to the bleating of young lambs and the chuckle of a solitary starling on the roof . 

Chuckles of delight greeted his suggestion that ` as the Microsoft monopoly puts programmers out of business they can move to writing objectware for NeXT . " 

Do I detect that narrowing of the eyes , a dark glimmer , a deep throated chuckle at the thought of this beast ? 

A story which I heard from Dad about his days at Charlton-All-Saints brought a chuckle from him as he told it but , at the time , the occasion must have been almost tragic . 

Even while she was speaking , the theory sounded bizarre and far-fetched , yet there were no more quips or chuckles from the other end of the line , only a series of grunts . 

The gentle quip brought a chuckle from the journalists and put Urquhart firmly in control . 

He gave a feeble chuckle , and clutched his ribs with his left hand . 

The next wave of families were gathered in huddles : the next wave of berks , burglars and bunglers was being dredged up from the cells . 

Mescaline and LSD make colours seem more intense and time much slower ; the reverberations are stronger and the conscious present lasts longer . 

This phenomenon is well known among people taking nitrous oxide or mescaline , as well as drunks . 

LSD , mescalin , " 'magic mushrooms " , ecstasy and similar " designer " " drugs that are synthetically manufactured hallucinogens. v amphetamines , amyl nitrite and other stimulants ( " uppers " ) . 

It 's because of this -- the magnanimity even more than the political expertise -- that Olson 's appalled and self-questioning reflections on Pound 's arraignment and incarceration make all others seem puerile at best . 

But when he tries to draw a larger moral ( an arraignment of the Thatcherite Eighties , needless to say ) he slips into soft-headed nostalgia for the wonderful lost world of Communist ideals . 

A team of specialists in national security matters from the federal Justice Department was dispatched to Miami within days of Noriega 's arraignment to assist with this aspect of the prosecution case . 

A U.S. soldier who refused to wear a U.N. helmet and insignia faces arraignment in Wuerzburg , Germany .

He is due to appear for arraignment in the District Court on Feb. 24 .

Mendonca faced arraignment in Everett District Court on Monday on charges manslaughter and illegal possession of a firearm .

They did not appear at their arraignment in Hamilton County Municipal Court .

Yigal Amir , 25 , a law student at Bar Ilan University near Tel Aviv , said at his arraignment on Monday that he killed Rabin to halt the Mideast peace process .

Edward Leary faces arraignment on attempted murder charges in the explosion that rocked the car of a subway train as it pulled into a station in the borough of Manhattan on Wednesday .

If the court rejects the appeal , the 19 young men face arraignment on murder charges before the tribunal in the southern city of Port Harcourt .

The fan , a season-ticket holder at Ewood Park , was arrested and faces arraignment on March 3 .

Salvi , a 22-year-old student hairdresser , faces arraignment on Massachusetts state murder charges Monday in a district court .

CHICAGO ( AP ) --- A former Puerto Rico police officer who escaped from a courthouse minutes before he was convicted on a murder charge has been caught and faces arraignment on a fugitive charge Tuesday .

Zaric 's arraignment on one war crime charge and a separate count of committing a crime against humanity was scheduled for Thursday afternoon .

WHITE PLAINS , N.Y. ( AP ) --- American Major League Baseball star Darryl Strawberry pleaded innocent and was released on his own recognizance Wednesday at his arraignment on federal tax evasion charges .

The author is awaiting arraignment on charges of making separatist Kurdish propaganda in his Der Spiegel article .

The arraignment Tuesday was on Virginia charges of firing into an occupied building .

These interests are sifted , ranked and transmitted by the state administration to the president and his key aides , who initiate appropriate political action on them .

And the more you can show you have been closely involved in the battle from an early stage , the more weight you will carry if and when you decide to initiate legal action .

Sources said Egypt , co-ordinating its actions with the Palestine Liberation Organisation ( PLO ) , could not accept an Israeli veto .

In the event of enemy action , surely some , or all , might have been able to bale out if the plane had not immediately exploded .

Police actions are frequently directed by ruling politicians and the government controls the legislation which grants the army immunity .

At the top of the agenda is Israel 's insistence that the PLO should have no role in the peace talks . 

What was wrong was the scholastic insistence that all arguments , all reasoning , could , and should , be put into this form . 

Andersons 's insistence that the notion of social class must be defined in structural terms can be traced to an over-riding commitment to holism . 

The new insistence that a text 's mediation in history is important has changed this perspective . 

Only Anthea 's insistence had brought him to her room , where matters had taken their own turn . 

His insistence that there would be no lengthy liberal democratic interregnum , but instead a fusing of the two revolutions , was belatedly accepted by Lenin only after the February 1917 revolution . 

Henry Maine 's insistence that there is a radical distinction between the status relationships of early , kinship-based , societies and the contract relationships of " modern " societies goes back to the 1860s . 

Such a crushing victory inevitably puts a question mark over President Francois Mitterrand 's future , despite his repeated insistence that there was no question of his resigning . 

One may well agree with their rejection of positivistic historical scholarship , and their insistence on a combination of interpretation and evaluation in the study of literary texts . 

This insistence on human time as both flexible and , one might say , I suppose , multi-dimensional , has various consequences of course for the structure and the style of À la recherche . 

It was striking for its insistence on the role of the Holy Spirit , but equally remarkable for its firmly identifying the Roman Catholic Church with the body of Christ . 

The insistence on history as a totality , necessary if historical materialism is to justify itself as true , left Marxism with a fragile category that from the very first was always on the point of breaking apart . 

A further contribution stemmed from his insistence on the individuality of organic function . 

Although about one fifth of EEC workers were in agriculture in 1958 , it was largely at the insistence of France that the Common Agricultural Policy ( CAP ) came into being . 

It had to do with his insistence on using ` real " people , which was seen as a daunting prospect by many of the crew . 

Then it 's Alison 's insistence on doing the washing-up straight after the meal . 

To these difficulties he himself added immensely by his insistence on extending his reforms to Hungary and the Austrian Netherlands . 

And if you want to know where the expression ` melt in the mouth " comes from , just try our butter croissants . 

He poured another cup of coffee , finished the last croissant . 

Peter Yeo , accustomed to leading from the front , had arrived at seven-thirty and personally made the coffee and brought in croissants , so that the reassuring presence of food greeted the other three partners . 

When Josh had scraped the plates and gone to ` tea-tray " down the hill , David produced another tray with coffee , Clare 's own homemade croissants , and strawberry jam . 

Then the geezer who owns the car comes up with his portable phone and his cheese and ham croissant , and his Psion organizer ` 

Hassan rushed forward with one hand outstretched and a grin like a buttered croissant , then remembered he was on duty and saluted instead . 

Jean stopped at the French pastry shop and bought half a dozen croissants to take back to the surgery . 

To look through one of these windows is instant enchantment , from the piles of golden , buttery croissants to the delightful fruit tarts , mahogany coloured chocolate cakes and delicate mignardises , all pleading to be taken home . 

She used to make things that are now quite commonplace but which at the time seemed really exotic -- fabulous cakes like kugelhopf and filled croissants which were wheeled in on a trolley for tea . 

In the morning , breakfasts may be classic continental with fresh fruit juice and Italian-style croissants and pastries , or savoury treats such as focaccia -- slabs of rich bread dough baked with herbs and olive oil . 

Shoppers liked the quality , the fresh fruit , the hot croissants and chilled meals . 

Guy had gone to get a paper , and some fresh croissants from a nearby bakery . 

We could go away for a weekend together , we could ; we could wake up next morning and eat croissants and drink coffee from blue china bowls . 

Simone said dourly that we were not to eat the croissants as there would n't be enough . 

It 's the largest river valley on earth -- cut by the Colorado river in a vast plateau in the American south-west . 

In the intramontane lakes of the Cariboo plateau in British Columbia , thick salts ( natron , epsomite , bloedite and mirabilite ) form interstitially within lake beds . 

This flooded the wide Snake River Plateau in Idaho with similar effects . 

The Garonnais is the dominant type in the Blonde d'Aquitaine herdbook , which also includes some Villard de Lans cows , a pale corn-coloured milk-and-meat breed from the Vercors plateau of Isère . 

The most dramatic habitat in China is the cave dwellings in the loess plateau of northern China , which is probably one of the largest loess-covered areas of the world . 

What I was looking at was identical with the " White Cliffs of Dover " in England and the rolling plateau of Picardy in France , the quarries of southern Sweden and the cliffs of eastern Denmark . 

Most of those who died were not guerrillas , and certainly not Marxists , but illiterate , Catholic peasant farm-workers from Guatemala 's high plateaux . 

Perhaps for this reason , Haig now extended the front of Second Army northward to include the crucial Menin Road area , thus giving Plumer the principal target : the Gheluvelt plateau due east of Ypres . 

The Lorne plateau , between Loch Awe and Oban in western Scotland , lies to the north-east of Kilmelford where the Lagalochan intrusive complex has been investigated for copper and gold . 

The Lorne plateau is formed of Devonian andesitic lavas and tuffs which are contemporaneous with the Lagalochan intrusion and mineralisation , and unconformably overlie Dalradian schists . 

Approaching in the soft hazy warmth of a still summer evening , Alec and I had descended from the plateau into the cool shadows past the skirting snows of Hell 's Lum Crag . 

The summit offers a 360 degree panoramic view , taking in the Cairngorm plateau to the south , Loch Morlich to the south-west and the Abernethy Forest to the north . 

However , Pinchbeck is confident of extending the plateau by attacking opportunities in the main field through infill drilling and also developing a promising discovery to the north-west of the field . 

Grazing pressures have also altered the savanna environment of India , as has been discussed by Gadgil and Meher-Homji ( 1985 ) in relation to the Deccan plateau which is the most degraded of India 's savanna lands . 

They were tired and ill and they could not walk up to the plateau . 

Ashford-in-the-Water sits precisely on the line which divides the limestone plateau of the so-called White Peak from the upland moors and valleys to the North . 

Between Blackwell Mill and Monsal Head the route cuts through the central limestone plateau of the Peak District as it follows the deep valley of the River Wye . 

The road he followed marked the seasonal migration of sheep from the treeless limestone plateau further inland to the watered valleys around ; it had led across this terrain since the Romans had farmed there . 

At the top as he walked across the plateau , he could see the light from the fire in the main shrine , flickering through the open door and out between the pillars of the veranda . 

She vaulted over a boulder and started to jog across the plateau . 

He decided to put up with Tony and I in order to support our attempt to cross the interior plateau in winter , using ski parachutes to help our progress . 

Curved , yes , he had expected that , he had known he was n't going to find a flat plateau , but something to hold on to he had expected , a double ridge perhaps , pipes or cables , not what was in fact there , nothing more than shallow flanges at the tops of the double-leaf doors . 

Rather than go onto the Cairngorm plateau itself , this walk passes through The Queens Forest and to the summit of Meall a' Bhuachaille . 

But as we continued on to the broad plateau of Geal-Charn , not named on the ordnance survey map , we saw a figure in the distance . 

When she reached the plateau she remained standing , watching for Joss Barnet , waiting for the moment when she would see him riding towards her . 

They reached the plateau where Rosie 's villa stood in a row of similar ones . 

After four hours of fighting , Gibbon , wounded in the thigh , ordered a retreat to a wooded plateau to the south-west . 

The most obvious is a cart track leaving the road when it declines to valley level : this leads uphill amongst trees to a vast plateau but passes a boggy mile distant from the corrie . 

Party Election Broadcasts ( PEBs ) at election-time and the equivalent Party Political Broadcasts ( PPBs ) at non-election times are one method by which broadcasting attempts to achieve balance and impartiality between the parties . 

Our own content analysis also suggests that British television news has not , in fact , achieved its goal of perfect impartiality in absolute terms . 

Similarly they must be pleased by the traces of evidence that suggest partisan voters find the relative impartiality of television news somewhat irritating . 

If the single market is to come about , it will require far more impartiality within the European Commission . 

The integrity of the officer in the case was a most important factor and the impartiality of the officer in this case is rendered , at the very least , questionable . " 

The ` ideal " , therefore , forms the benchmark by which we judge the efficacy , honesty , and impartiality of the press in contemporary Britain . 

No such protection exists in Britain : we rely on the good sense and impartiality of our professional bodies 

It was both out of proportion to any social need to protect the impartiality of the courts and the rights of litigants , and it was not a restriction necessary in a democratic society to uphold these values . 

We need an idea that can not be found there : that the community as a whole has obligations of impartiality toward its members , and that officials act as agents for the community in acquitting that responsibility . 

Nothing is more disastrous than that any suspicion of the complete impartiality of the judges should be possible . " 

While complete impartiality can not always be expected in such a case , the obligations of natural justice or fairness may still require that a minister hear representations . 

To succeed , the book would have required greater impartiality , a more critical appraisal of the work described and more attention to the balance between topics . 

No other sort of mind is up to the demands of the system , which needs to seem to have judicial impartiality and a rocklike permanance while also being quickly responsive to the latest political fads . 

But it was when he came to his summing-up or , as they say in Scotland , charge to the jury , that Lord Robertson abandoned all attempts at judicial impartiality . 

Apart from this in-built political impartiality , the speed and low-cost of the Robletts ' unique photographic reproduction of posters allowed the two main contenders to place orders one evening and have the finished product displayed at their conferences next day . 

A cloak of velvet , a mask of silk , the dim candlelight , suddenly these things seemed too flimsy for disguise , and the little package felt as large and heavy as a case lined with lead . 

Aunt Margaret sat on a bank of primroses , naked but for a cloak of brilliant green loosely slung around her shoulders . 

A little later , the door opened as he was groaning and moving around in his bed , and a nurse with a dark blue cloak over her uniform came in , closing the door behind her . 

Where shall ye now get as much money as ye owe ? " , and when she was given forty pence she bought herself a furred cloak with it rather than paying off any of her debts . 

` But that is what he did , and since he was garbed as a traveller , in a plain dark cloak with a pack on his back , no one thought very much about it . 

As I said she wore a mask , and a rich black cloak with white lambswool trimmings . 

I tied the horse to graze and , burying myself in my cloak out of the wind , I slept , almost as peacefully as any mercenary , armed with sword and pike . 

Which left cash enough for a second-hand cloak in black wool and the button boots in the window -- if they fitted . 

Athelstan swung his cloak around him , picked up his writing tray and examined the beautiful embroidery of the dorsar draped over the back of one of the chairs . 

At first Lefevre took the woman for Louise Müller , though smaller and slimmer than he remembered , and for an actress quietly dressed in sombre cloak and dark bonnet . 

He rolled himself in his riding cloak , lay down upon the broad straw-covered pallet which covered the bench , and slept . 

Whenever there was a mist , Madog ap Rhys walked among the hills in his long dark cloak , with his dog beside him . 

He folded the cloak over his arm , then touched Lucille 's cold cheek . 

For a moment , the Robemaker did not speak and then he drew nearer , the dark , silken folds of his cloak brushing the floor with a hissing sound . 

It was Marie , in a cloak of black sable that glistened in the torchlight , high collar turned up at the back to frame her white face . 

He pulled his awkward cloak about his shoulders and closed his eyes , emptying his head of preoccupations . 

He took the dirty threadbare cloak and , finding the cleanest spot in the hall , lay down and fell asleep . 

Ruth took off the cloak , shivering -- though , if anything , the sun seemed to reach her more warmly now . 

I took off my cloak and immediately began to thread the fabric through the hole . 

Troy entered , threw off his cloak and looked Boldwood in the face . 

Jehana had thrown off her cloak , and now she took her hiranu and cut a wide swathe from her gown . 

Many of them wear long ragged cloaks , hooded coats , and dangling caps which cover their bodies and protect them from the sunlight . 

Wearing a black , gold-embroidered silk cloak over a finely woven shamma , he came across the room to greet us , shook hands and with a smile and a gesture invited us to be seated . 

He wore a heavy cloak of dark cloth that came down to his ankles . 

She was wrapped in an old cloak which did little to ward off the elements , but she was oblivious to any discomfort . 

When she had finished , she wrapped her thick winter cloak around herself , picked up a basket of her bread and opened the cabin door . 

There was a wild look about him , with the green cloak tossing from his shoulders and light reflected burning in his eyes . 

` Ready ? " said Fenella , having helped with the tethering and fastening her cloak more tightly about her shoulders . 

With his long blue cloak fastened across his shoulders , his injury was hidden and his height emphasised . 

Violent movement had tumbled her dress and the pink cloak was ripped ; worse , the mask had begun to slip , held in place only by its feathered plumes . 

We met our horsemen , dressed in the typical maroon , knee-length cloaks that are standard attire in this area , as Sasoma . 

Apart from Benjamin and I , he was the only one who had left the manor so his cloak and boots would have been covered in snow . 

The rain rolled off his thick greasy cloak that had strands of wool and stiff patches of dried blood down the front . 

Fenella had gone back to the bed-chamber and pulled on her boots and found the warm woollen cloak she had brought from Renascia while Caspar had raided the sculleries and packed the maps . 

Corbett picked up his cloak from the floor where he had tossed it . 

He had a lantern lit by the time she had dressed , wrapping herself last of all in the big , hooded cloak she had brought for Birsay . 

A tallyman or woman visited their dressing-rooms with exquisitely embroidered lingerie which they found impossible to resist . 

Veils and headdresses , shoes and lingerie are also available and you can complete your look after a visit to their flower shop . 

There 's nothing quite like sexy lingerie to put you in the mood so knock him dead on Valentine 's Day with some of this sizzling underwear from the latest Freemans Spring/Summer collection . 

Ellie was ordered to keep her new lingerie on under her old black dress as they made their way back downstairs to the ready-made department . 

The fruit should be round and fat , as ripe apricots and muscatels licked with cream , and the fragrance of spring flowers should waft from the glass . 

Next time a prospective buyer comes to view , make sure the kitchen is scented with the soft fragrance of vanilla ( the cooking kind ) . 

When I leaned over I could smell the fragrance of the shiny black hair . 

Fragrance of leafage , hyacinth and narcissus , came to them over hedges at certain points like bursts of music as a door opens . 

Standing there so close , she could smell the unmistakably male fragrance of him , a scent so heady that it almost made her sway towards him . 

All of us get elated and emotional as we stroll through a pine grove on a hot summer day when the old trees fill the air with their pungent fragrance . 

The acid fragrance upsets their delicate nasal passages and they avoid anything smeared in it for long periods of time . 

Its protective agents prevent further damage and the delicate almond fragrance leaves a lingering scent on your hair . 

We love the Aapri approach : seven good-value , gentle products with a luxurious apricot fragrance . 

ALTON Assembly Rooms were full of fragrance on Thursday last week when Alton Horticultural Society held their spring show . 

There was still a flower-and-citron fragrance in the air but as Tjerssen fussily set a chair for her , she realized the fragrance was coming from him . 

Cuticura has a refreshing herbal fragrance , is mild enough for every day use and costs £1.99 for 400ml . 

As she walked into his cabin , she could smell the faint elusive fragrance that was uniquely his , a blend of soap , shower gel , and the heady musk of clean warm male . 

The rain wash-off into the ravine had flushed the goodness out of the soil , so that instead of grass , there was a strip of thin scrub and stunted trees . 

A strip of turf between tapes and banners in the grounds of the Victoria Wells Hotel proved to be the kindest terrain the leaders had encountered in two hours . 

Roll out thin strips of white icing and lay over parcel , dampening strips and pressing gold beading down the centre of each one . 

Fix in place with strips of tape attached to the edge of the container . 

Then she snipped the long , long strips of satin into tiny squares . 

Behind that is a straight metal piece ( lets call that the needle ) which has a metal strip running down either side , sitting snugly against the needle . 

Separation can be by road marking , but is more effective when done with trees or plant strips . 

Movement in the stylus was even easier , putting a very thin leather strip between each of the two adjustable parts . 

For rabbits , use red pimento for ears , strips of cucumber peel for whiskers and small pieces of olive for eyes . 

A strip of felt should be placed beneath the bottom or sole piece and the floor . 

Two of the drovers took a strip of white cotton about 20 yards long and held it across the top of the quay , and it did for a fence . 

This item is a rarity , extant on three strips of parchment which miraculously escaped the destruction of monastic records in the sixteenth century . 

It is not a continuous , unbroken strip of coral , but a series of some 3,000 reefs , interspersed with navigable openings leading shorewards . 

I had tied a three inch strip of webbing between the shafts , which I used as a harness . 

The fabric back of the tie was neatly re-fastened with strips of insulating tape , to enable easy servicing and adjustment of the preset . 

He divided the carpet into sections and painstakingly covered it with strips of Sellotape . 

Now it is found only in a narrow strip of land in Niger , Chad , Mali and Sudan . 

They are long , narrow strips of land surrounded on at least three sides by canals . 

From here the path is separated from the river by a narrow strip of trees -- mostly willow and alder . 

He had simply run in a direct line from their holes to his own , passing on his way through the narrow strip of woodland that lay between . 

At that time , the continents of North America and Europe were still close together and the Atlantic was no more than a narrow strip of sea between the two . 

A long white strip of cloth linked them all from hand a hand as they made their way down through the sleet and the open snowy fields . 

This consisted of a strip of patterned cloth with a fringe at each end , a knotted loop in the middle and the two ends hanging down like a modern neck-tie . 

A strip of white cloth covered the middle of the stair carpet . 

Working quickly , he used his knife to cut strips of cloth from the man 's clothing . 

The scuffles broke out when more than 60 protesters began tearing down a fence while it was being erected by council contractors around the trees on a strip of land at Stafford Park . 

For the purpose of upkeep the Wall was built approximately three metres east of the true border , creating a strip of land called the Untebaugebiet . 

On a strip of land between the house and the kitchen garden over ninety species of wild flower now grow . 

It 's downland with a links feel , beautifully laid out on a 400-yard wide strip of land between the railway line and the cliff tops . 

On Wednesday members of the planning applications sub-committee seem certain to approve the work on the 200 yard strip of land which has lain derelict for years . 

The strip goes through a rolling mill and a furnace which burns off the cellulose binder , leaving a strip of metal alloy . 

Wherever possible he uses machinery to help speed up the process but this is limited to a band-saw , a lathe and a thick strip of metal known as a bending iron . 

In this case a length of film footage showing a melting strip of metal was inlaid into the picture of a Dalek city corridor . 

Wind the strip of green crepe paper round the length of your pencil or stick until it is completely covered . 

Cut out a rectangular strip of rice paper , about 10x20cm ( 4x8inches ) . 

Cut out a long strip of coloured paper and cut a scalloped edge along one side . 

Fill large gaps between boards with strips of wood cut to a wedge-shape . 

Regular shrimpers use home-made nets , which can be two metres across , and are distinguished by a strip of wood that digs into the sand as you push . 

In Australia , the orange-winged sitella , a nuthatch-like bird , uses strips of wood or bark to winkle insect larvae out of crevices . 

Instead Westminster Bank made him a junior at its Darlington branch : ` I did all the jobs from making the tea to fetching the ledgers from the safe . " 

Everything the Bookman did was recorded one way or another and now the piles of notes , drawings and maps were locked away in a safe . 

` Every door has its own lock , and residents also have a safe for valuables . " 

Later she tried to make an oven out of an iron safe , but it did not work . 

Jack Mahoney gets two in the chest , and three guys bust open a safe in a downtown jeweller 's . 

They all moved to the manager 's office , where the door was locked , then the safe was unlocked . 

The Director keeps the third set of keys in his security cupboard , and the fourth are in a safe at Guy 's Marsh police station in case the alarm rings in the night . " 

` You were in and out of this office all the time , you must have some idea of what my brother kept in his safe . " 

Morse seemed to think you 'd found something in the safe which Matthew regarded as a negotiable asset . " 

There was the unexplained presence of a nineteenth-century journal in Matthew 's safe : nothing to do with the case . 

If he paid between twelve and fifteen thousand pounds a kilo , Carmichael has a hundred grand inside that safe . 

The consignment in Huey' safe has to be moved out and down the line . 

Thieves have used a mechanical digger to smash their way into a supermarket and steal a safe . 

Jamie Hill , defending , said Glorney 's marriage had broken down and his despair manifested itself in him turning to drink and committing offences . 

When Lansdowne communicated his despair about the war to the press in 1917 and called for negotiations , there was a storm of protest . 

Despite my anger and despair at what had happened to Brian , killing myself now would n't make amends for not helping him . 

He had understood James 's despair at the enormity of the ruin , but not what the loss of Edward was already meaning . 

Away from the defence debate Dr Mowlam also yesterday spoke of her despair at the growing homeless problem in her constituency . 

As he stared at the torment , fury , and despair in her face , he knew that Clare would not forgive him . 

Nizan 's despair in 1939 at the Nazi-Soviet pact and the Soviet invasion of Poland echoed Sartre 's despair in 1956 at the Soviet repression in Hungary . 

The despair in their father 's voice had sent a sudden chill of apprehension through the brothers . 

The profound anguish and hopeless despair of this woman in the face of what she believed to be the moral ruin of her whole life can not well be described . 

Since last May many of these same passers-by have come face to face on their TV screens with the agony , desolation and despair of the people of Ethiopia and the Sudan . 

In their communiqué , the finance ministers could usefully point out that the current despair over eastern Germany is overdone . 

It does at times reveal a certain despair over her present situation -- a fact that is rather concerning . 

ON a day which saw a host of prophets confounded -- and a month of near despair for many Conservative loyalists -- the reputation of one sage is intact . 

Rune frowned as his eagle-eyed regard read the despair on her face . 

Lewis Verne-Smith sat shaking his head , less as a gesture of denial than of a generalized despair at the state of the world . 

From the despair in the parson 's eyes the doctor saw that this remedy had already been tried to no avail . 

But he could not watch her terrible despairs without participating in them ; increasingly , he found he was as paralysed by them as she was herself . 

Many parents experience deep pain and despair about their teenage children . 

Gabriel forgot his own sadness when he saw the bitterness and deep despair on the farmer 's face . 

Shelley sat down beside the patient and smiled at him , the cheerfulness coming from somewhere behind her deep despair . 

By calling on his fellow socialists to perform the equivalent of a collective hara-kiri , he paradoxically appears to have given them back hope of a new life at the moment of their deepest despair . 

Through a swell of tears Ruth stared incredulously at the bundle and felt such despair that she feared she would drop the child . 

Perhaps it was despair that made me believe there was one person in the world who might know that I was in despair . 

Labour supporters must be in despair at not being able to race away from the Tories in the run up to the election . 

LOCKJAW is actually another term for the extremely serious condition of Tetanus , and so I think what you are describing is recurrent dislocation of the tempero-mandibular joints , which link the jaw to the skull .

On the Left there was some dismay that the reforms were not more dramatic , and especially that wealth was not redistributed more equally . 

While Grant was wakening the kids , he discovered to his dismay that most of the cubicles held four occupants , sleeping in bunk beds . 

The first important truth for voters in such spirits is that , in their dismay about recent economic and political errors , they are forgetting the immense Tory achievements which preceded them , and are now at risk again . 

Tom Shakeshaft , who is 15 , reveals his dismay at plans to drive a dual carriageway right through the beautiful piece of countryside where he lives . 

I had always assumed that this sort of civilized dismay at barbarism was the monopoly of our cause . 

My own dismay at the way those kids were savaging the flora of Stonethwaite is a good example . 

She nearly gasped with dismay at the shock that shivered down into her tummy . 

THE Italian writer Primo Levi died on 11 April 1987 , to the dismay of his readers . 

To the dismay of the South Africans , umpire Cumberbatch merely signalled a leg-side wide . 

Ian Fleming 's superhero first appeared in Issue 4 of ZZAP ! , much to the dismay of the reviewing team . 

The Estonians require a language test before full civil rights are granted , to the dismay of their Russian-speaking population . 

Typically , Gould 's infrequent letters home detailed only his ornithological exploits , much to the dismay of the household , who were desperate to hear news of a more personal nature . 

Seeing the look of dismay on her mother 's face , Tamar continued , ` You wo n't be telling a lie . 

The bank had made no secret of their dismay over Virgin 's venture into airlines . 

Journalists were asked by the manager to attend a midday conference at Celtic Park in the expectation that Brady would be commenting on his dismay over anonymous , directorial criticism of the team 's progress . 

He listened soberly and with growing dismay to what the young bank officer from Jeddah had to say , and scanned the computer printouts across his desk with a practised eye . 

We huddle beneath the covers , but to our dismay , the one duvet is but a slim pink layer of fabric resembling a furniture cover . 

In the thirtieth minute , Gary Weaving scored what looked like a perfectly good goal , only for the linesman to rule it out for offside , to everyone 's dismay . 

Anyone could have typed that message and his initial , she realised with dismay . 

Gascoigne is the first Englishman to fill the role since Bobby Charlton , a man whose absence from a team sheet spread dismay among team-mates and supporters alike . 

Anybody who swears allegiance to United must share the same sense of dismay at what has happened , and what is still going on -- for me , it 's almost a sense of revulsion . 

Please do n't let the dismay of the pro-Ford lobby colour your judgement in future road tests . 

To the dismay of German suppliers , Mr Lopez is also eager to share this advice with foreign competitors . 

Many supporters of Dr McNab exchanged glances of dismay at the words they had just heard . 

Since the war began , Soviet military commentators , including senior serving officers , have been expressing dismay at seeing Iraq 's army , most of whose tanks and aircraft they supplied , pounded so relentlessly and effectively . 

Her face must have registered dismay at having to tell Peter what had happened , for he gave a narrow smile . 

I watched with dismay as they hit the floor and bounced to eight dusty oblivions . 

In this he resembled Bonamy Dobrée at Leeds , who reacted with the utmost dismay when his pet student , Robin Skelton , announced his engagement to a fellow-student . 

Perhaps it was something in the dowager-duchess 's voice that caused it , but Joan to her own dismay burst into tears . 

I read with dismay the remark attributed to the Central Scotland Water Development Board in your report today that ` water required powerful law " , otherwise , the water authorities ` would never get anything done " . 

He predicted ` deep dismay in Hong Kong , deepened only by the statement of the official Opposition . " 

She wrote : " Thank you for your letter dated 9th October 1991 which I have read with great dismay . 

Effortlessly , his knee slid to part her legs , but when she threw him a look of utter dismay he paused . 

The commercial ethic meant some deterioration in standards , while the cutbacks in the Overseas News department , one of the glories of Bush House , caused much dismay in the public communications world . 

This caused a good deal of consternation and dismay in Westminster . 

And it was equally insistent that a policy of retreat would cause dismay in Washington , thereby diminishing Britain 's ability to exert influence over American policy . 

Floyd Patterson has expressed dismay over the current treatment . 

Bishop Gray was very quick to speak out and express his ` dismay and extreme disappointment " at the announcement of Cammell Laird 's closure . 

The court expressed dismay that Wiltshire Social Services had called in a voluntary agency -- the NSPCC -- to help look after him . 

When Tina and the children moved into the School , Cecilia felt both dismay and guilty relief . 

But he felt ` dismay and sorrow for so many people in our country who do not share this personal good fortune . " 

They stared at one another in dismay , the sad , small wickedness of their friends and neighbours strewn around their minds like dirty confetti from a party long past . 

Gotrek swore an oath that he would have his money or its weregeld price in Elf blood or he would shave his head . 

Members of the estates then took a public oath that no trace of these hated documents should be preserved . 

` I take the oath that this is none of my doing , " he said , blowing upon his charred finger-ends . 

The Temperance movement , requiring an oath to moderate drinking or to abstain from certain drinks , seems to have begun in America : the first Temperance society was established in Puritan Connecticut in 1789 . 

The owners of the woods were bound to present their woodwards to the Justice of the Forest on their appointment , and at every subsequent Forest Eyre , to take an oath to perform their duties faithfully . 

Many Saxons were baptised and swore oaths to remain loyal , on threat of forfeiture of their lands and freedom . 

Then he rose and swore a solemn oath to keep faith , to be true to his lord . 

Henry III then gave the new matrix to Master Nicholas de Ely who took the oath to keep it faithfully . 

Each of you has taken an oath to return a true verdict according to the evidence , but , of course , you have a duty not only as individuals , but collectively . 

All pleaded guilty to this crime and took oath to perform whatever penance the Bishop should impose . 

Sometimes , as with the French annexation of Lille and Tournai , the king took an oath to respect the rights of the newly acquired cities even before their magistracies took one of allegiance to him . 

Lancaster 's oath , however , was not enough to satisfy the court , and Mortimer launched a punitive raid lasting eight days on Lancaster 's lands in Leicestershire . 

Esau , in agreeing to the plan , is breaking his oath ( 25:33 ) . 

` What has he done with his Hippocratic oath ? " asked Lydia severely . 

Now , Lady Isabella , on your oath to the new king , have you ever visited the apothecary called Simon Foreman ? " 

He repeated that it was the right of the pope to inspect and crown , absolved all from their oaths to Philip and again exhorted all the princes to adhere or go over to the support of Otto . 

It had to be performed a second time , after the British Consul had taken the couple 's oaths on his diary instead of the Bible . 

For in the final Act , Act Five , did not Bassanio and Gratiano go against their oaths of love towards Nerissa and Portia ? 

` On your oath to Christ , " Athelstan whispered , ` tell me the truth . " 

Edward sent certain earls , barons and other councillors to put before convocation the charges against the Despensers and to enjoin the clergy on their fealty to advise him whether the banishment did violate his coronation oath . 

Mr Major forced his pathetic Cabinet to swear a loyalty oath to him . 

Ministerial jumpiness was further underlined last night when the junior energy minister , Mr Peter Morrison , demanded a public loyalty oath from all minsters . 

Protestant commentators were very aware that the papacy retained the right to depose excommunicated rulers , and took little comfort from the fact that many English recusants had taken a special oath of allegiance to the crown . 

Upon appointment each commissioner was to take an oath of loyalty to the EEC including ` neither to seek nor to take instructions from any Government or body " . 

( E ) The conference nominates his excellency , Ali Mahdi Mohammed , as provisional President of the Somali Republic for a period of two years from the day on which he takes the oath . 

I do n't feel comfortable about the prospect of us standing up and swearing oaths which neither of us intends to keep , " she told him . 

His blue doublet was gold laced ; his breast plate gleamed ; his face , under its heavy helmet was smouldering with a familiar rage , and his dark eyes flared . 

She recognized the height of him , and the wide expanse of embroidered shirt , for he had thrown off his doublet and over-gown , preparatory to dancing . 

This was the last time he would don fancy dress , otherwise next year they 'd have him in doublet and hose , no doubt . 

These arrogantly wandered along the streets raising plucked eyebrows at the young bucks and gallants resplendent in tight hose , padded doublets and incredibly large codpieces . 

A party of revellers in black and red velvet doublets and hose ran down the arcade , showering everyone with confetti . 

The skew-arch railway viaduct was built in 1862 to carry a branch line of the Border Counties Railway across the valley of the Kielder Burn . 

There used to be a rack-and-pinion railway between Funchal , Monte and Terreiro da Luta . 

The Somerset and Avon Railway , which is working towards reopening the railway between Radstock and Frome , holds its sponsored walk and fun day at its headquarters in the sidings in Radstock . 

Darlington Waggon and Engineering Company ( DWEC ) won many bridge building contracts on the Assam Bengal Railway between Chittagong , Syhlet and Dacca from 1884-92 . 

He also announced that the scheme for a high-speed railway between London and Heathrow airport would proceed . 

And there 's nothing better to stimulate the mind and develop creativity than this brightly coloured Wooden Railway from Brio . 

But the traffic was so heavy in the North-East that the North-Eastern Railway from 1905 on ran a ` pigeon special " every weekend from Newcastle to the South . 

In May 1858 the Knighton Railway was incorporated , providing for the construction of a railway from Craven Arms to Knighton , on the English/Welsh border , a distance of some 12 miles . 

The basic network was supplemented by the opening of 2 further lines by the Llanelly Railway from Llandeilo to Carmarthen in 1864 to 1865 ; and from Pontarddulais to Swansea Victoria in 1866 to 1867 . 

Five years later the actress Fanny Kemble sat beside Stephenson on a trial trip on the Liverpool to Manchester railway in 1830 . 

It is my impression that the Department of Transport has not so far been sympathetic to the potential plight of some of the preserved railways in Scotland . 

At least one narrow-gauge railway in Britain operates on a gauge of 10.5 in , and there may well be others . 

Moreover , the railways in both countries have served as instruments of broader macroeconomic goals such as price and wage control , employment stability and the health of the supplier industries . 

Beyond , the line turned right into Boundary Road , crossed over the railway on the Wallington/Carshalton boundary , where the bridge had to be widened . 

HUNDREDS of runners turned out for the annual Race The Train cross country event on the Talyllyn Railway on August 15 . 

A special celebration is to be held at the Bluebell Railway on Sunday , to commemorate the achievements of both the former Southern Region , and the Southern Railway . 

Ahead is the funicular railway to the Petřín Hill ( see p. 66 ) . 

But by land the roads and the one railway to Dublin provide many easier links between people who are Irish on either side of the frontier . 

Farther north , Fifth Army 's forces had advanced astride the Ypres-Roulers railway to a point just short of Zonnebeke . 

At Beckenried is an aerial railway to the Klewenalp , a winter sports and summer resort on the high plateau . 

This is now the nearest railway to Bishop 's Castle and Clun , but its future can not be assumed . 

In the transport debate Mr Parkinson said more investment in Britain 's railways would not solve the problem of congestion on the roads . 

The bulk of Germany 's railways were established between 1848 and 1877 , but even then they served the west of Germany far better than they served the east . 

Judicial sources said the arrests were made in connection with Fiat 's Cogefar-Impresit construction arm , which is suspected of illegal dealings in the building of Milan 's metro railway . 

He was ordered complete rest and convalesced abroad for eight months before resuming work as consultant for the Skipton-Lancaster railway , at first jointly with Charles Vignoles [ q.v. ] and then as sole consultant . 

In 1915 the Prussian State Railways employed 35,000 women ; by 1918 this had risen to 89,000 . 

So ferocious was the wind that the trees blew down and blocked the roads and railways . 

LORD WEIR : The judge said there were too many incidents of vandalism to the danger of people travelling on the railways . 

A few were similar to small stations in southern France , reflecting the control of North African railways by French companies like the Paris-Lyon-Marseille . 

Connecting with the railway at Aberangell was the Hendre Ddu Tramway network . 

Railside Revival was developed to improve the old industrial sites bordering the railway through Darlington . 

It 's at a lovely venue it 's at the Great Central Railway at Loughborough . 

Plans are also in hand to extend the railway to Beckton in the far east . 

Then there was the ex-train guard who lost his job when the countryside lifelines -- the local railways -- were abolished . 

There is an excellent network of cable cars , mountain railways and chair lifts making the highest mountains accessible to everybody with the minimum of effort . 

We scrambled up the track and found ourselves beside the inevitable little mountain railway . 

In its day it built the world 's first by-pass and dug the world 's first underground railway . 

At about this time Peter Barlow was promoting the idea of a network of underground railways as the solution to London 's street-traffic problems . 

Only now , for instance , is LA getting an underground railway which might have avoided the need for all those smog-producing cars . 

Why did a railway company build a railway to Immingham and docks there ? 

Thomas Brassey built the Paris to Rouen Railway in the early 1840s and held contracts in fifteen other countries . 

Frederick went on the new railway as far as the railhead at the diamond mines of Kimberley , and had to join an ox-wagon train the rest of the way . 

On September 19 and 20 , Erich Thomsen , who runs the Redwood Valley Railway near Berkeley , California , is making a repeat visit to Ravenglass with a second loco from his line . 

For the return trip to the hotel in Kaprun , we take the narrow gauge Pinzgau railway . 

Generally , however , he travelled undisturbed ; he would alight from the bus at Piccadilly Circus and then take the underground railway to Russell Square . 

We will encourage new schemes , using light railways and trams in cities . 

A not dissimilar design was used by the Highland Railway in Scotland . 

In popular imagery , the reading of a will is the occasion for bitter squabbles to break out over the deceased 's preferred distribution of assets , but the limited amount of research data which we have on this issue suggests that overt conflicts are not very common . 

Pakistani-dominated mosques are riven by violent squabbles between Deobandis ( who are religious purists but political moderates ) and Barelvis ( who are political activists but doctrinal eclectics ) . 

Re-reading them today one is reminded of what nonsense these individuals make of the bitter squabbles between Snow and F. R. Leavis nearly a century later . 

The latest squabble between supermarkets and banks over the latter 's unilateral decision to hoist transaction charges may of course make debit cards less attractive to consumers if the charges end up being passed on . 

All this assumes grown-up artists and a grown-up public , whereas too much of the recent ` pop vs posh " media rumpus sounded like a nursery squabble between absolute beginners . 

She felt pleased -- not wanting to have anything to do with the squabbles of these upper-class money-grubbers . 

` It is largely made up of the petty squabbles of shop-keepers and the airy superiority of the ironmasters . " 

To prevent squabbles over the boundaries , which had been especially frequent between the borough and the neighbouring Aske estate , the purpose of the boundary riding was to define the exact line of demarcation . 

His squabbles with publishers and his vicious exploitation of those who befriended him continued as before , but , in addition , he gratified his pederastic cravings . 

Coelenterates will resort to territorial squabbles in the aquarium just as they do in the wild . 

Ca n't you just hear the children 's playful squabbles at the rabbit hutches over whether to have that fluffy grey one as a pet , or as a casserole ? 

It was not long , however , before squabbles broke out between the temporary allies . 

The spar crashed down across the cabin top in a tangle of twisted stays and halyards . 

In Shinar , kingdom of Nimrod the hunter ( 10:10 ) , men get together on a great building project -- a city and a tower with its top in the heavens . 

The orchard thinned out at the top of the slope where we had started to dig our slit trenches . 

When the worst of the storm was past he had looked out and seen with astonishment a flame blossom from the top of the Tower . 

They can be tightened to bring the top of the sack closer to the back , spreading the load over the shoulder harness and enabling the wearer to keep an upright stance , thus improving the stability . 

Try walking up Craigendarrock Hill ( meaning Hill of Oaks ) ; the views from the top are excellent . 

Keep those milk bottle tops : with a bit of ingenuity , and an empty egg box , you can fashion them into a pacemaker for granny . 

Jameson Irish Whiskey is offering a luxury tie case worth £20 in return for two bottle tops along with £4.99 . 

Holes 4 to 12 are down at sea level , the rest on the cliff tops and exposed to swirling sea breezes which punish injudicious ambition . 

A copy of the morning paper was lying on his tooled leather desk top ; he pushed it across to Tom , stabbing at the story with a manicured index finger . 

As he waited for it to be answered he drummed lightly on the desk top . 

He hesitated , frightened of making an embarrassing mistake , then felt the wrinkled white hand lying on Eddy 's desk top . 

Instead of mountain tops it was flattering the Kingsbrook meadows and turning the little river into a ribbon of shimmering metal . 

Soon the two partners had landed on the mountain top , and they got busy among the berry bushes . 

However , if we worshipped a goddess who lived on Snowdon and adored strawberries , then non-practical , noneconomic ideas might dictate that we did grow them on the mountain top . 

The moon is full and glides above the tree tops , the mist rises from the river and the water fowl glide by like flimsy ghosts . 

They are poor climbers but since there are no predators in the tree tops , they do not need to be particularly agile . 

Someone saw him and called the police When they arrived he shimmied right to the very top of one of the chimneys . 

TRÉPAIL : A white chalky-marl is exposed at the very top of the slopes . 

The final qualification is that a print-maker , to reach the very top of the tree , must be known and appreciated by the Japanese . 

When they reached the top of the hill Willie saw a row of small thatched cottages standing on either side of the road ahead . 

For nearly a minute he said nothing and I had the sense to keep quiet , too , looking down at the top of his head . 

` Yesterday his father said there was no brain damage but Tony has a severe gash on the top of his head . " 

Just six minutes away is the beautiful picturesque old village of Altea where a lovely old church stands on the top of a hill . 

She was resting near the top of the hill , fifteen minutes later , when a man appeared on the path ahead . 

If you can , write to the address at the top of the page , and we 'll forward your letters to Mr Smith -- Ed . 

She listened at the top of the stairs until she heard Trotter go into the downstairs bathroom . 

He and Broughton carried the dead body of Hilary Frome from its resting place at the top of the stairs , and laid it on the bed in the sick bay . 

His wife appeared at the top of the stairs wearing a dressing-gown of many colours . 

I took Sir Ralph to the top of the stairs into the North Bastion tower but the passageway was so narrow Colebrooke helped him the rest of the way . " 

He selected Ellis , grandson of Red Grizzly Bear , a choice which angered Lawyer and Joseph and created more problems than it solved . 

Thus , Frederick II , grandson of Frederick Barbarossa , ruled in Sicily and fought to extend his power into northern Italy , but never ruled in Germany in the manner of his illustrious forebear . 

Thomas Slapp Leacock , a grandson of John Leacock , was head of the firm during the years the phylloxera was attacking the vines . 

Judge Verney , the grandson of the Great Central Mr. Verney fame travelled on the train and made a speech at Aylesbury prior to cutting a ceremonial cake at the Station . 

Emili F. Miró , grandson of the artist , recently confirmed that one of the three finest collections of works by Miró is now the possession of the Japanese shipowner and real-estate dealer Katshuda . 

Following the accession of his grandson , Husayn , in 1953 ( after his son Talal had abdicated on account of mental instability ) , anti-Hashemite demonstrations and riots broke out . 

The portiere , an over-weight , ill-tempered man of sixty , shouted into the courtyard and a few seconds later his grandson Aldo arrived . 

The Marquis died in 1854 and on the death of Lady Londonderry in 1865 the Carnlough Estate passed to her grandson , Herbert Vane Tempest . 

On Christmas Eve my nine-year-old grandson James was admitted in the early evening for an emergency appendix operation . 

In 1330 his grandson Edward III continued the practice of his forbears and was still giving alms to Fontevrault , the mausoleum of the Angevin dynasty . 

In the drawing-room itself , Sargent 's portraits of the Hon Mrs Frederick E. Guest , all whipped cream lace and cabbage roses , with a Japanese spaniel under her arm , and Mrs Henry Phipps , holding her infant grandson Winston in her lap , survey an appropriately Edith Wharton roomscape of Chinese porcelain parrots on eighteenth-century brackets , Boucher crayons , and banks of strange and beautiful orchids : Mrs Guest 's pride . 

A London chemist , a sturdy , blue-eyed man with a long white beard , would take his grandson for walks . 

On the Sunday of the recent Bank Holiday weekend , I took my young grandson to Alresford , in the hope that something would be running ! 

The sun-god came forth , stretched out his hands , and welcomed grandfather and grandson into his golden home . 

Normally she would sit in the audience chattering to those around her about her grandson on stage , and miss some of the dialogue . 

His son Peter and grandson Brian also won prizes at the same meeting . 

And when the grandson left school , ‘ I worked in my grandfather 's boat just as he had worked in his grandfather 's …

But she brought her daughter , and four-year-old grandson , anyway . 

Yet more babies in fertile Surrey in 1983 -- to Terri Jones a second daughter , Leonie , and to Pauline Kenward , a handsome grandson . 

As Mr Soames was the grandson of Winston Churchill , it might look as though the end-products were much the same as before . 

Making up the trio will be Mr Andrews ' 18-year-old grandson Daniel Fearn , whose ambition is to become a fireman . 

With Burun were his wives , both of his younger sons , his grandson Jehan , and a small gathering of the senior members of his household . 

Meanwhile , Azariah had made good in the West Indies , and his grandson , John Frederick , returned to England and Bettiscombe towards the middle of the eighteenth century and became MP for Bridport . 

One grandmother , a London insurance broker 's wife , had originally taken her grandson because he was seriously ill and the mother -- who suffered from depression -- had another infant only a little younger . 

And last night his widow Millie , also 55 , said he had just celebrated the birth of first grandson Jonathon . 

Had not his grandson Raymond V fulfilled his crusading obligation in his early youth , thereby freeing himself from the necessity of interrupting his career in the county , the principality of Toulouse might have disintegrated altogether . 

Rabbi Moishe was the only one of the family who had always called his grandson by his Yiddish pet name . 

On Saturday she had her first visit from a member of her family her grandson , the Duke of York . 

The fatigue of the long traumatic night fell away from him , as though by magic . 

By contrast , later the next evening , we will find that our fatigue increases very markedly and we will feel much more tired than on the previous evening . 

She swept them out , following them , fearing perhaps that they would add to Harry 's fatigue , and he and I looked at each other across the suddenly empty room in a shared fundamental awareness . 

` You 're looking a bit peaky , " they told her at work , and she tried desperately to conceal her fatigue . 

Also , you will need to be particularly careful with your diet if you are not to suffer from fatigue . 

His voice was entirely without emotion and he looked almost dazed with fatigue . 

The cold eyes scrutinising her so impersonally were deep set beneath heavy black brows , and shadowed with fatigue . 

Striker Paul Wilkinson must also be suffering fatigue as the only ever-present outfield player . 

Classroom tasks can make considerable demands on children with defective vision , but teachers can reduce the risk of fatigue by trying to ensure optimum learning conditions and offering clearly presented materials . 

This , coupled with the travel factor , could lead to considerable fatigue and consequent reduction in effectiveness on the farm . 

He says some of the M-forty accidents have been a result of drivers suffering from fatigue . 

It 's not certain that driver fatigue did contribute to this latest accident . 

The worry of monetary problems , marketing uncertainties , the weather , etc. , all contributed to the mental fatigue mentioned by quite a number . 

Some of those attending were travelling up to 30 miles and acknowledged that they suffered some physical and mental fatigue but could make no suggestion as to how to avoid it . 

This , added to physical fatigue , produced a considerable burden , especially as the average age of the full-time farmer was greater than their part-time counterparts . 

While physical fatigue is one problem which needs careful control , boredom and lack of motivation are potentially far more difficult to combat . 

It also seemed the kindest course of action , in view of your extreme fatigue . 

The Chinese say the ancient remedy fights fatigue , builds stamina and ` increases achievements by 100 per cent " . 

The latter was having a nap now , which Belinda was pleased about , as she suspected that the dynamic painter might well try to fight fatigue in the future when a painting session was going well . 

If a raised body temperature promotes alertness and staves off feelings of fatigue , high body temperatures are obviously disadvantageous when we wish to get to sleep . 

I voiced my resentment openly , but my fatigue was confided only to my diary and to those of my friends who already knew that I was in the habit of getting up and wandering around at night . 

His face was grey and drawn , Charlotte thought , perhaps with pure fatigue , for after all , he was an old man . 

This one meant either a crawl on my belly beneath a boulder , hoping to be able to escape out of the hole on the other side , or a wide sloping ledge on the right . 

You plot along at a steady crawl wondering if you 'll ever reach that far-off doorway , let go of the joystick as soon as you get there , then promptly take another pace ! 

There was , for example , the theory that A'Tuin had come from nowhere and would continue at a uniform crawl , or steady gait , into nowhere , for all time . 

Slowing to a crawl , Mortimer looked back , searching for Benny . 

It had been at the bottom of a blanket chest full of wooden legs . 

Now , in the age of hypalon rafts and life-jackets , ice chests and propane stoves , the trip has become a popular vacation activity . 

There was the usual confusion of grooms taking horses , porters carrying chests , and a sea of faces as haphazard introductions were made . 

The Grand Duke pointed to the desk which bore an ancient and somewhat scruffy wooden chest about eighteen inches by twelve . 

“ These fifteenth-century chests with their incised shell pattern are peculiar to Møn — I 've not been able to discover any on the other islands . 

Her dark head on one of the velvet cushions , Luce watched him move the huge bowl of flowers to a side-table , before producing some kindling and logs from a metal-bound oak chest . 

A fine old wooden chest covered with intricate brass , nail-head designs was discovered , cleaned and placed in the hall . 

Downstairs , the old man gathered together the piles of coins and laid them in the tin chest . 

Decorate the room with a treasure chest , and the children all look for hidden treasure when they arrive . 

Any budding Blackbeard or Captain Hook would be thrilled to find this buried chest of treasure , filled to the brim with stolen loot . 

As soon as Louise had rung off she removed the cushion and opened the chest . 

Taliesin , hearing this , at once uncorked the wine flask and offered it to Calatin , who accepted it , said he took it very kindly of Taliesin , and drained the flask in two gulps . 

` I was n't sure what you 'd want to do , " Rose said with the utmost caution , ` and I brought a flask of tea and sandwiches just in case . " 

One Sunday , he went hunting with his fierce black mastiffs , stopping only to swig at a flask of strong drink . 

Even as she spoke she was taking a fleecy rose-coloured towel out of the linen press , turning on the water , unscrewing a flask of bath essence which perfumed the rising steam . 

Bernice stopped by Cheryl 's table and held out her refilled flask . 

Following a further five minute incubation , the contents of the cuvette were transferred directly to a culture flask containing 4 mls of SDM-79 or Cunningham 's medium . 

From the pouch hanging at his belt he brought out a leather flask . 

Holding the rug with his left hand , Freddy Ward raised the flask with his right . 

He took down a large earthenware flask from a shelf above the range , unstoppered it , and poured a measure of golden liquid into Cleo 's mug . 

` Thanks , " Cheryl said , and to Bernice 's amazement , drained the entire flask without stopping for breath . 

Tom Horrocks shook his head and slipped the flask back into his pocket . 

I do n't know how many of you have ever been to get tickets at Elland Road but you were advised to take a flask and sandwiches and 

Though he knew drinking and driving was utterly forbidden in the GDR , he reached for his hip flask and took a swig . 

McCready held out a small silver hip flask he had taken from his back pocket . 

As it happened , the Council system soon showed its value when its monitors discovered radioactive contamination under the gantry where nuclear fuel flasks from Hinkley Point were loaded on to trains at Bridgwater railway station , en route to Sellafield . 

On the tables are lenses , pouches with semi-precious stones , a box with rough ` red gold " coils ( gold heavily adulterated with copper ) , cutting and polishing tools , and small oil-burning lamps ( although the contents of the oil flasks have long evaporated ) , with some minor bric-a-brac items completing the setting . 

Left : Sterling silver heart-shaped perfume flask , £19.95 , from Past Times mail-order catalogue and shops 

If this involves a fairly long distance through cold parts of the house , you may have to buy metal dish covers , plate warmers and Thermos flasks to keep the food and drinks warm . 

The case contained only his sandwich box and his thermos flask of coffee . 

And it might be a good idea to keep a vacuum flask filled with a hot drink by your bedside in case you wake up in the night feeling cold . 

Biff had drawn up a stool nearby and was drinking from a hip flask enjoying the spectacle . 

Sam McCready sat on the tailboard of the Range Rover in warm sunshine high above the Saale River and sipped coffee from a flask . 

There was a small charcoal drawing by Aunt Emily 's bed , buried in a forest of medicine bottles and flasks of eau de cologne . 

Lee poured more coffee from the flask with Philip holding the torch . 

The shepherd poured some wine from a tattered straw flask into four greasy tumblers and the men sat at the oil-cloth-covered table . 

His bow lay within reach , there was a reed-pipe on the ground , and a flask of wine ; in his hand was a book . 

But they feel torn between their loathing for General Noriega 's drug-based regime , and their alarm at the cavalier flouting of the OAS principle of non-intervention . 

In spite of his loathing for her , in spite of the wickedness that had taken hold of him , Beth would persevere . 

He suggest that behind Raskolnikov 's sister 's loathing of him there lurks attraction , and he states flatly that she and his own wife were once in love with each other ; and perhaps he is right . 

I have an absolute loathing of inflation , I want to extend choice and opportunity and want Britain to have a very proud and assured place in the world . 

Julia is not an artist , except in the kitchen ; but she has something of her creator 's buoyancy of mind , as well as her loathing of artificial sociability . 

Described by police as ` one of the most evil and dangerous men in Britain " his grisly plan was fuelled by deep loathing of authority . 

But amazingly her dreams were untainted by the intensity of her loathing . 

The old man blinks up through milky , uncomprehending eyes as the father , leaning over the table on knuckled hands , spits out his loathing in a voice too low to be overheard . 

To both of them , the human sacrifice of 1914-18 created not just a deep loathing of war but also a determination that such sacrifice should not be in vain . 

With his conscious self , Lewis had a very distinct loathing of Ulster Protestantism . 

He remembers what it feels like to experience intense hunger and profound thirst , irrational loathing and sublime contentment . 

All that remained with her was the look in her son 's eyes , a look of absolute loathing and hatred , a look of betrayal . 

He looked towards Peg , who was staring at him with undisguised loathing . 

Bitterly aware of a deep tide of crimson flooding over her face and body , she could only glare back at him with deep loathing . 

It is no use bemoaning the sad fact that his days as a brilliantly athletic virtuoso in classical ballet seem to be over . 

One might well ask why the violinist Felice Giardini should have wished to take on this administrative burden , celebrated as he was as one of the principal virtuosos in London 's concert life . 

Guitarist Paul Leary Walthall is a virtuoso of abjection just as Hendrix was of free flight , his domain the sewer rather than the firmament which Jimi traversed like a comet . 

It was Canning , after all , who had been the first virtuoso of diplomacy by public opinion . 

It is said that they play none really well but this was not true of Tom who looked like becoming a child virtuoso of the flute . 

` Cyril Pahinui is a real virtuoso with open tunings -- he can play modern jazz chords and everything . 

The final route climbed of the selection made here , was the steep eliminate of Absolution ( E5 ) , fittingly pioneered in 1987 by sea cliff virtuoso Pat Littlejohn . 

He even took lessons from jazz virtuoso Tuck Andress ( famous in The States for his re-interpretation of Hendrix 's Castles Made Of Sand and Little Wing ) . 

NORWICH FESTIVAL Swedish trumpet virtuoso Hakan Hardenbeger plays Jolivet 's Concerto , British organist David Titterington plays Poulenc 's , Richard Hickox conducts the City of London Sinfonia . 

In the end , the only character who lifts the play from the ruck and gives it lasting interest is the virtuoso himself . 

Christopher Benjamin bumbles around agreeably as the virtuoso ; Linda Marlowe puts on a powerful Vampirella act as his sex-hungry wife . 

The Arts : Free spirit of a Russian virtuoso Malcolm Hayes talks to violinist Viktoria Mullova , who plays in London tomorrow , about emigre life , music and motherhood 

The sudden influx of sugar also caused some temporary problems : ` Russian storage facilities for Cuba 's raw sugar appear to have been strained to the point that some sugar spoiled . 

Just as the colonial nations developed sugar from beet when they were threatened with disruptions to their cane sugar supply in the 19th century , so modern chemistry is developing sweeteners in the laboratory that rely even less upon raw materials . 

The columns were usually smooth and circular in section ( Plate 11 ) , but some were ribbed or fluted : some were even given spiral flutes like sticks of barley sugar . 

Protected prices for beet sugar produced in Europe ensure that the international market price for sugar is low , forcing down the wages of the Haitian workers . 

Hexose-dominance is found in bat flowers in the Americas though is perhaps less obvious in the Old World : again there is a similarity with fruit sugars . 

Vine fruits -- that is , currants , sultanas and raisins -- are full of invert sugars which are readily absorbed and assimilated by the body and are therefore a good supply of immediate energy . 

There is a clear role too for other new products in the T&L portfolio , including Krystar , a sweetener refined from corn syrup into a crystalline fructose , which may one day be interchangeable with table sugar . 

The wort sugars act as a nutrient for the yeast which devours them . 

In 1972 he telephoned Vlitos , having read a scientific paper by Khan and Hough about the chlorinated sugars . 

Animal feed is also made in a similar way from sugarbeet pulp , which also produced soluble sugar . 

Whisk together the eggs and sugar until very thick -- you should be able to write a four-lettered word in the mixture . 

Meanwhile place apples , water , peel and soft brown sugar and cinnamon in a pan and simmer until tender . 

Dinner had consisted of tinned salmon , rye crispbreads and creamed cheese , Greek yoghurt with brown sugar and tinned mandarin oranges , but we were n't singing campfire songs . 

Very lightly grease 8 inch cake tin ; dust with caster sugar and then with flour . 

Sweeten with caster sugar to taste , then spread over the sides and top of the cake . 

Add approximately half a teaspoon of white granulated sugar to each bottle before capping it . 

Whisk the butter and icing sugar , then whisk in the saffron cream . 

Mix 50g ( 2oz ) of sifted icing sugar with lemon juice to make a thin icing . 

With gelatine icing sugar , make the shapes of each of the cards . 

Colour some of the fondant or marzipan ( about three-quarters ) black and use to mould a sheep 's head , dusting your hands with icing sugar or cornflour . 

Avoid refined sugar , whether white or brown ; • Have a piece of fruit with the meal ; • Keep fat to a minimum ; choose polyunsaturated rather than saturated fat . 

Commercial refined sugar ( sucrose ) is a disaccharide consisting of glucose and fructose . 

Even when refined sugar is combined with refined flour to make cakes or desserts , the chewing required tends to be minimal . 

Refined white sugar is also entirely lacking in nutrients and adds nothing to our diet . 

Some brewers add extra sugar at this stage to encourage the continuing fermentation . 

Add the caster sugar , if using , and sufficient water to cover , then poach until tender but not too soft . 

We are wisely told not to smoke , not to drink much alcohol , not to eat all that sugar or salt or fat . 

The brilliance of that moment was underlined by the fact that Williams , playing a man with a particularly sweet tooth , was eating a sour grapefruit without sugar at the time . 

Sift in half the sugar , beat until smooth , then sift in remaining sugar . 

Into a bowl , sift together the cornmeal , flour , sugar , baking powder , and salt . 

To make choux pastry : sift flour , salt and sugar on to a sheet of greaseproof paper . 

This fort is in the centre of the city near the sea-front and in front of it is a very pleasant tree-lined road with an open-air café . 

In the centre of the arcade there was a pool in which huge golden carp basked like predatory sharks among the minnows and goldfish . 

On the centre of the cross he had carved the words , ` Private Tommy Prescott " . 

As Huy came closer , he noticed something glinting in the half light , not quite halfway up the door and towards its centre . 

Taking centre stage is Nigel Mansell and the Williams team from Oxfordshire …

The shoulder straps were to bear the rank insignia at the outer end and , for ranks below colonel , the coat of arms in the centre . 

Situated in the centre of Coventry , close to the Cathedral and the famous statue of Lady Godiva , the Leofric Regal Hotel is ideally located for shoppers . 

In the centre of the stage stands Eteokles , eldest son of the fallen Oedipus . 

Monitoring of healing is best done with serial ultrasonic scans as this is the best way of producing an image of what is occurring in the centre of a damaged tendon . 

One anxious mother , Jane Brooks , said : ` As people drive through and then out of the centre of Holybourne they seem to forget that speed restrictions still apply . 

Meanwhile , a teenager has appeared in court after yesterday 's high speed chase through the centre of Oxford that left this stolen Metro wrecked , along with 3 police cars . 

From the centre of the circle , it marks the midsummer sunrise , to which the avenue is also aligned . 

I moved with her , close , towards the centre of the circle and that crazy pile of groceries . 

The centre of gravity should be kept low in order to make the paddler more stable and reduce the effort needed to stay upright . 

The centre of the room is dominated by a huge magical pentagram , which has many Chaos symbols and sigils , together with the symbol for Daemon . 

He placed them carefully on the table in the centre of the room . 

The fireplace was the centre of a living room where you looked into the flames and you relaxed in front of them and saw images . 

Having reached the centre of the town , I hobbled back to the north of it , where I had seen vehicles waiting for the filling station to open . 

If you live in the centre of a large town , they may need to fly a long way . 

Copernicus 's astronomy was bold in 1543 because it clashed with the background assumption that the earth is stationery at the centre of the universe . 

Made of stardust , and sitting at the centre of the Universe . " 

Tree-blood flowing down , mingling with the rippling bronze hair of the copper beeches and the pale , frond-like arms of the ash Trees and the poor , split , high-arched feet of the silver birches . 

I 'll pull that long hair of yours if you do n't obey me at once ! " 

I used to envy you your looks -- tall , wandlike , elegant -- and that red hair of yours ! 

Luminescent Gel provides the ultimate in body and control , without leaving your hair sticky or dull . 

` The colours set off your hair far better than more obvious ones might . " 

Taking care not to wake her sons , who were curled up together on their sleeping mats , she dressed and combed her hair then slipped out of the hut without looking at her husband . 

Her hair was glossy , perfectly straight and almost black , and it hung thickly around her perfectly-shaped head in a faultless bob that must have been done at Brisbane 's most exclusive hair salon . 

Another man rode beside him , equally tall and broad , big-boned , his chestnut hair only partly covered by his flat-brimmed cap . 

As she gently pushed his dripping hair back , her fingers lingered on his broad forehead . 

She swept her sodden hair back from her face thinking she must look a proper sight . 

With her waved auburn hair and red lipstick , she looked like some half-remembered postwar British starlet . 

In they came accompanied by a Sister whose red QA cape clashed horribly with her beautiful auburn hair . 

Everything about her flowed , particularly her long luxurious auburn hair -- that is , when she was not obliged to roll it up in order not to fall foul of the army authorities . 

His height added to his elegant appearance as did his beautifully barbered greying hair . 

He was a tall , angular man in his early forties , with dark receding hair brushed straight back . 

At its centre was a man of less than average height with thinning hair and a somewhat barrel-chested build . 

They have tiny holes drilled in their heads for the insertion of twisted pairs of gold-plated bronze wire to represent tresses of waving hair . 

Taking the oddly shaped metal comb from the pocket of his shirt , he ran it through the short oily hair on top of his head . 

This is ideal for drying long , curly or wavy hair without causing frizziness . 

These are long , flexible curlers that are heated in a plug-in carrying wallet and can be used on dry hair for all-over curly styles . 

But it was the same as drying her hair in the nude , with an electric hair dryer . 

The hairs on her arms stood on end as that electrifying pulse of need sparked through her . 

Er , I 'm sure we did n't put a brush through my hair in the bath . 

I put the brush on the side and carry on smoothing her hair with just my hands . 

Q I have been using extra red Henna on my hair for almost two years while I 've been growing my hair . 

` He was a middle-aged guy and I was beginning to think that he never saw a guy with long hair before . 

She pulled her long dark hair from inside her flying jacket and began to walk to the outskirts of Grantley . 

The sixties look adopted by Betty Boo and by Deee-Lite 's Lady Miss Kier is visible in the eye kohl , the bodysuits and the dark , straight hair curled at the ends . 

The inspector was a big man with a thatch of grey hair which brushed the beams . 

Just a tall , thin , cross man with a loud voice , pale , staring , pop-eyes , and tufts of spiky hair sticking out from each nostril . 

` There he is again ! " cried Izz Huett , a pale girl with dark hair . 

Though she had the liquid brown eyes , the shiny black hair of a child , already this toddler had the little rough hands of a campesina . 

In his sixties , he had a mane of white hair and a kindly expression . 

The girl had hair like a charred bush , and was wrestling with a tolerant Labrador , while the other two lounged laughing . 

Then the path turns due north to the daddy of all potholes , Gaping Gill . 

Read next week 's Cheers for a chance to win a bottle of claret and the daddy of all wine diaries the 1993 edition of the Grants of St James ' Wine Diary . 

While she was doing so , she was company for little Sandy , who was just six months old and still in his pram , the image of his daddy , Bruce Mackenzie . 

` He looked like one of those gipsies your daddy sent away this morning , Angela . " 

I can remember as a small child Daddy coming back from Barnard Castle with big loads on his bicycle . 

` He should have put on a pair of tights and joined his daddy in front of the fairy-lights . " 

And ask them how they 'd answer their children 's inevitable questions , such as ` why do n't I have a daddy like the other kids at school ? " 

I 'm not saying that she winds Daddy round her little finger , she does not . 

What Daddy 's got are three cheap , shabby shops selling cheap , shabby suits to cheap shabby fools who would n't recognise a decent cloth if it were shoved down their throats . 

I hear it was your birthday so I am sending you a photo of me and my daddy , Chris Geering , at Stratford-upon-Avon which was taken on my birthday . 

I am going to ask Daddy to take me back home where I can go to work . 

The aside to the children had no effect ; they wanted to be with their Big Daddy , and they would stay with him until he said ` no more " . 

` Uncle Ross and I have been to see your mummy and daddy -- and they are going to be just fine . " 

Take a trip on the Severn Valley Steam Railway which runs through 14 miles of the Wyre Forest . 

They race through the 277 miles of the Grand Canyon in six or seven days , drinking beer and spewing exhaust fumes all the way . 

Between 1850 and 1870 , 50,000 miles of new line were laid in Europe , as against 15,000 in all the years before . 

Last night Skegness lifeboat and a number of coastal rescue teams were scouring six miles of shoreline . 

It barely exists , and gives up completely after Dubh Lochan , leaving the hoodwinked walker to stumble back through huge peat hags , and over miles of outrageously rough ground . 

On the Outer Banks in North Carolina , for example , there are about 300 miles of sandy beaches . 

The day begins early and hours of endless sunshine stretch ahead with miles of perfect beach just yards from the Club , the dedicated sunbather could n't wish for more . 

The national director of tourism , Mohammed Ali Said , can also claim that Oman has 1,100 miles of splendid beaches and unpolluted seas . 

He says : ` The initial expectation was that Eastern Europe would replay the last 30 years of telecommunications history in Western Europe , buying miles of copper cable and so on . 

It means laying more than a million miles of underground cables in our streets at a cost of BILLION . 

He retired as hydrographer in 1874 , and became managing director of the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company , which laid 76,000 miles of submarine cables under his guidance . 

Operating alternating weekly rotas the villagers laid over two miles of cable from the power source to their houses . 

FROM Bristol to Bournemouth there are more than 600 miles of coastline ; it is hard to imagine living in the West Country without taking advantage of this natural bounty . 

The island is only two miles long by one wide with seven miles of coastline , just over half of which is gleaming white sand . 

It seems certain to blacken miles of pristine coastline , kill hundreds of birds and wreck lucrative shellfish grounds . 

For the sea angler there are 3,500 miles of coastline to fish and explore . 

Game and coarse anglers have the freedom to fish over 9,000 miles of river and thousands of lakes . 

In the meantime more than a thousand miles of rivers had been made navigable , but these made no noticeable change in the landscape . 

It 's a lot easier to sound sweet and helpful when there 's forty miles of road between you . 

Ahead lie 1700 miles of treacherous mountain roads and 21 passes . 

The largest planned for Regional Railways would mastermind train movements on about 100 miles of track . 

Every night she and Ranald helped the old man move four hives up the four miles of rough track to the heather moor . 

In Japan the first railway line between Yokohama and Tokyo ( 18 miles ) was opened in 1872 , and within thirty Years there were 3,000 miles of track . 

Together they have some 25,000 miles of track , employ about 400,000 people , and turn over DM 25 billion ( £10bn ) . 

It is still possible to open a door and find a dozen women sitting quietly round a bench sewing small squares of silk , with all the cloistered intensity of medieval seamstresses . 

To create an interesting decorative effect with mirrors , you may like to consider mirror mosaic , which consists of small squares of mirror held in place on a fabric backing . 

I would make it is squares of fairly course cotton eyelet lace with a simple crochet edging , perhaps with alternate large squares of lace and plain knitting . 

Vinyl floor tiles are squares of plastic composition , with added fillers and pigments , popular mainly as an economy floorcovering in heavy traffic areas , like the kitchen or hallway . 

A number of them are patched with squares of the ubiquitous plywood which is also employed to board up the now empty , adjoining , caretaker 's house . 

Add remaining oil , and when it is hot , drop in the rice squares , a few at a time , and deep fry until golden and crispy . 

Doctor Laura Maingay changed her sandals for driving shoes , pulled on a pair of string-backed driving gloves and wound a silk square over springy brindled hair . 

The girls had washed and put away the cups and plates , covered the few squares of sandwiches that remained with a damp cloth . 

For dinner they gave me three kinds of meat -- a square of beef , a triangle of chicken and a circle of lamb . 

The top drape is made up from a 150 cm square of fabric cut across diagonally from corner to corner to make two triangular shapes . 

The best and simplest method is to wrap the root stock of the lily in a square of sacking , filled with heavy loam , leaving the crown protruding . 

The sharp sound of Sister Mary 's hand banging down on the square of writing paper stopped the chanting . 

Flavia saw Andrée glance at the square of oil-cloth off which she ate her meals . 

When he reappeared his hair was soaked , he had taken off his shirt and was carrying a large square of sticking plaster . 

Dieters do not typically break their diet by having just one small biscuit , or one square of chocolate , or one tiny cake . 

Harry had eaten a square of the chocolate and somehow felt bound to answer questions by way of thanks . 

Also dotted around were beetle traps -- squares of cloth with collecting bottles below . 

Maurice has a gadget to record any telephone calls he wants to . 

Gadgets for the home and office multiplied fast : among them were refrigerators , vacuum cleaners , typewriters and telephones -- the last increasing from 1 355 000 in 1900 to 20 200 000 in 1930 . 

She was short and fat with a braying voice , boasting of some new gadget for the household or bullying her husband . 

Apart from the battery of robots and electric motors under computer control , firms are selling gadgets for teaching the principles of microprocessors . 

It 's a normal American house with all the gadgets technology can dream ( except a gadget for making happiness ) . 

So the supply-room clerk had a mini-transceiver among his other little gadgets . 

Many own luxury homes with swimming pools and no end of household gadgets . 

STROKE firmly upwards from knee to waist with your hands or a massage gadget . 

The Plugpal , another vacuum gadget which sucks out the accumulated mess from sink outlets without pulling any plumbing apart , also looks set to be a big success . 

If your budget ca n't stretch to such luxuries as massaging gadgets and slendering creams , try these tips to tighten and tone slack , unattractive skin . 

ROBERT FRANKLIN of Los Gatos , California , has come up with a neat way of ensuring that electric gadgets such as irons and hair curlers turn themselves off when left unattended . 

Top drawer , pens and executive gadgets , right down to the aerobasic calculator . 

` So you have to keep at him because like all kids he lives for the telly and various electronic gadgets and he 'd be quite happy eating crisps and playing for the rest of his life . 

Last summer she had her rooms secretly ` swept " with an electronic gadget to seek out any possible bugging device . 

It lets the youngsters use special electronic gadgets which bounce light around . 

You have just seen three adverts for coffee , a new car and a new kitchen gadget . 

Steven was always difficult , he bought every kitchen gadget and electrical device known to man , and he already had enough leather gloves , ties and scarves to restock Marks and Spencer . 

I like to think of him , weaving his way a trifle unsteadily between his electro-mechanical gadgets , dreaming of a future in which a grateful world uses Bain 's invention and blesses his over-subscribed name . 

Always take at least one heavy , woollen pullover with you , and a warm waterproof jacket . 

She was wearing a short skirt with a big broad belt , a soft woollen pullover with a deep V-neck and a double string of pearls . 

And Goldberg , pushing the sweat out of his eyes with the sleeve of his pullover , grabbed the pen and put another question mark in the margin by the whole passage . 

Ordering coffee she then pointed to my pullover and shook her finger . 

There was just one customer being served , a tall man in a chunky cream pullover . 

Karen did n't dress well , trying unsuccessfully to disguise her wolfish sexuality with lambswool pullovers and flowery skirts . 

He smoothed out a couple of folds in his best V-necked lambswool pullover , and slipped it over his head . 

She dressed in an unvarying uniform of black ski pants and pink mohair pullover which became grubbier as the weeks passed . 

Patterned Fair Isle yoke pullovers came in at this time , then polo necks . 

He was aware of his jumper being pulled up and then felt the pullover against the back of his neck and something around the front . 

She was sitting at a littered table with two noisy West Indians in colourful pullovers and a jaded , almost middle-aged fat lady with a fur coat . 

Both sexes were clad in essentially masculine garments which looked as though they had been in the family for generations : waxed jackets , sensible shoes , chunky pullovers , indestructible tweeds and cords . 

He was a thin lad , dressed in dark short trousers and a grey pullover . 

The TV producer led them to one of the last suites on the left and a young man in pullover and jeans swung round on his chair . 

Baldoni was a pudgy , balding man wearing a blue blazer with five silver buttons , a canary-yellow pullover and a red tie . 

When he felt brave enough he took off the old pullover and the tracksuit pants that he 'd been sleeping in and started to dress . 

He still wore the grey flannel trousers , white shirt and maroon pullover of his school , but his feet were bare . 

The sparkling white pullover and newly pressed black corduroys were designed to project an image of calm sophistication . 

One man in a clean white polo-necked pullover unbent from the cockpit as she passed . 

I wear long-sleeved pullovers and hope no one will notice that only the cuffs and collars of my shirts have been pressed . 

An Irishman said , for no apparent reason , ` I wear a green pullover because in Ireland we have green sheep . " 

Above them , as far as it was possible to see for the blood , he wore a striped knitted pullover over a navy jumper . 

He wore a light-blue , Fair Isle pullover , fawn slacks and grey trainers . 

He was wearing a long woolly pullover with hedgehogs all over it , nothing else . 

Over his pyjamas he had put on a new Fair Isle pullover which had been his mother 's Christmas present . 

Consequently , I would often choose a fleece pullover or jacket which has a windproof cover . 

The Fair Isle pullover had given way to another in pale blue and the firelight struck almost red notes from his hair . 

` I canna see it in this light ya fule , " the top-hat swayed angrily as its owner knocked the hand away . 

There was a chill wind on the Hill of the Dead , but Biff took off his top-hat and mopped his forehead with a red spotted handkerchief . 

He brushed his brown wavy hair , put on a top-hat , and went down the stairs to the street . 

In `` Dance of Death , '' he paints a skeleton-like figure , dancing amid beachfront trees and mountains , draped in what looks like a pilgrim 's black top-hat .

As a method it is apparently effective for removing odours from low volume , low rate gas or air streams containing a relatively high concentration of pollutants . 

He was passing the open door , caught the odour of cigarette smoke . 

The bitter stench mingled with the odour of putrescent flesh and he almost retched again but found that there was nothing left to bring up . 

Patrick had drown up in the tenements and immediately recognized their peculiar odour -- the smell of cabbage and urine , of burnt food and unwashed humanity . 

We use a vast range of soaps and deodorants to attack our bodies , particularly those areas containing apocrine glands , in an often vain attempt to eliminate these odours . 

It is also affected by diet and people who regularly eat the same foods develop similar odours . 

Recently there has been an increase in the use of mobile fried-fish vans which cause odours in many places , and these are not easily controlled . 

The manufacturers of these products recognise this suggesting it is nevertheless possible to reduce such odours to an acceptable level without neutralising them completely . 

Sometimes I smell that odour as a perfume on women , like sweet Harpic . 

For the first time she could smell the dankness and the odour of rotting seaweed . 

It is often possible for offensive odours to be controlled indirectly through various statutes , other than the Public Health legislation . 

Locals in one area for example became accustomed to pungent odours , which can arise from the manufacture of mushroom compost if the mix is not correct , and did not complain . 

The room smelt stale and musty with the pungent odour of the fat tallow candles placed on the desk . 

This door was always kept closed so that the strong odours of tobacco , cigarettes , cigars , and leather goods should not permeate into the sweet shop . 

The guinea pigs were sensitized to an antigen by having it injected into them , and they were simultaneously exposed to a strong odour . 

There was an overpoweringly strong odour of stale tobacco smoke , and beneath that , other smells which were alien to her nostrils and which she could not identify . 

If the property has been lived in for a long time with old carpets that have never been shampooed they can exude quite pungent odours . 

The stewardess came down the aisle , a big-breasted young woman exuding a strong odour of perspiration . 

Enhancing its startling effect this ` forked tongue " also gives off an unpleasant , pungent odour . 

The warm , tropical earth gave off the sweet , pungent odour of mingled bloom and decay , and the leaves rustled like independent creatures . 

Salmon can recognise their relatives by smell , showing that each population has a genetically distinct odour . 

However , do notice whether there is a lingering odour of cooked food at other times . 

She lay down on her back again , almost smelling the sharp odour of the whisky ; just awake enough to resist it , just sleepy enough not to make the climb out into the cold worth it , and felt numb with fear . 

As he followed his hosts to the house he noted with distaste the mud which had already splashed his beautiful shining shoes .

` This is where I wrote ` Cop Killer " , " says my genial host .

A genial and stimulating host , his ` Homeric laugh " was the delight of a generation of international lawyers , politicians , officials , and young people who were entertained in his book-lined apartment in Geneva .

He was forthright with his questions but he was also the perfect host .

He was a generous and profligate host , often keeping open-house .

Gentlemen like our good host still believe it 's their business to meddle in matters they do n't understand .

Leith felt dreadful after her host and hostess had gone , and then more than ever was she furious with Naylor .

The sight of both host and hostess apparently sleeping rallied the laggards , eventually , and with apologies they began to stumble to their feet .

The bit where the singing host reaches for the mike and does an ` impromptu " duet with his or her guest always merits a quick lurch for the off button .

The narrow whitewashed streets now play host to jet-setters , artists and students from all over Europe ; and in the evening the whole town comes alive with plenty of discos and lively nightspots .

Fabia drifted off for a second or two as she recalled the pleasantness of the evening , and the charm of her host .

As he began his speech , his hosts at the Mansion House dinner looked on in disbelief :

Dinner had been cheerful and alcoholic , Kevin playing host to his family and slipping back into his old environment as if he had never been away .

` Charles was told that they owed it to their hosts to give of their professional best , " a royal aide said yesterday .

And in a city feeding largely on rice and noodles in a thin soup of stock and vegetables , we learned our hosts were planning a splendid welcoming banquet .

Mr Gorbachev pleased his grinning hosts in East Berlin when he politely remarked that whatever affected the future of the GDR would be decided in Berlin .

Finally one of his hosts explained the source of the racket , a hut in the yard outside .

Flavia stepped forward , looked : looked at her host , looked at the toy landscape--it was a homemade , handmade relief map of the vineyards of France .

In the backwoods of southwest Virginia there 's a little noticed struggle going on-complete with camouflage , weaponry and mercenaries-between the mine owners and the local communities . 

Conservationists are therefore understandably alarmed by news that this remarkable community of organisms may soon be joined by Arthur M. Ratliff Jr , a tobacco-chewing , hillbilly millionaire from the backwoods of Virginia . 

Atypical of their material thus far , it also hinted at Barlow 's imminent return from the backwoods . 

Arbuckle directed a few comedy shorts as William Goodrich , was booed when he toured the backwoods in second-rate farces , and began to drink heavily . 

After a while , I hooked up each unit to a compact disc player .

This museum is like a walk-in scrapbook , with framed snapshots , newspaper clippings , and memorabilia , such as King Tribhuvan 's goldfish tank , bicycle , and record player .

Both Airbus and Boeing have bombarded their planes with cell waves and failed to record any interference ; Boeing still recommends that phones not be used in the air -- but to prevent electronic interference similar to ( though slightly stronger than ) that of a laptop or CD player .

The sharp declivities on all sides give depth to the prospect and reveal Mallerstang below and the Eden valley winding into the distance backed by Cross Fell , with the town of Kirkby Stephen also easily seen . 

It was a silent and melancholy spot because of the darkness of the evergreens and the steep sides of the declivity which together shut out the sky . 

He was threading his way along the side of a steep and thickly wooded declivity when a voice hailed him from the other side . 

Here they found Sir Archibald Douglas awaiting them , his Galloway levies , to the number of almost two thousand , hidden in a great declivity of the hills to the north-east . 

In these declivities the ambushers must have hidden , for here battle raged amid yells and screams and the clash of steel . 

In the ` real drawings " , the vertiginous declivities and perspectives created a dramatic an surreal environment , literally subreal , in which the figures are viewed from every possible angle . 

Over the crest at the High Cross , erupting suddenly out of the declivity beyond , and certainly from the Welsh gate , the hard drumming of hooves burst upon their ears , coming at a gallop . 

BRITAIN 'S newest narrow gauge railway opens its doors to the public for the first time on Sunday . 

At Sainsbury in Boreham yesterday morning head office spokesman Nick Green said staff and customers wanted the shops to open on Sundays . 

We made many friends there , and valued very much the help and inspiration of the beautiful services held every Sunday . 

The following Sunday , when I returned from safari , there was Vitalis sitting under a tree with his little group . 

Their phone call came to my home in Hampstead inviting me to come to Toronto to meet them on the following Sunday . 

Well as I say I went for this interview and she phoned me last Sunday did n't she ? 

A seven-hour festival of youth rugby will be staged at Bristol 's Memorial Ground next Sunday . 

And every month , they got the Friday , Saturday , and Sunday off you see . 

In the early years I spent every Sunday bashing rhododendrons -- it was like being a nineteenth-century explorer . 

If you want to spend your Sundays curled up on the sofa , watching television , and having a few drinks , why not ? 

It was after he had been spending a Sunday with her that the accident happened . 

Heather Mallender visited me here on Sunday the eighteenth of September . 

During this time my brother and I would visit my dad every Sunday . 

The crash happened near the Beehive public house in Bromley Road , Colchester , at about 7.10 pm on Sunday evening . 

` For six months before the talks our team met at my house on Sundays , preparing papers .

Sainsbury worker Toni Madsen said : ` I am working on Sundays because I need the money .

At Sainsbury in Boreham yesterday morning head office spokesman Nick Green said staff and customers wanted the shops to open on Sundays .

Help dislodge blackheads by mixing a handful of finely ground almonds with enough honey and rosewater to make a paste . 

He was still suffering from blackheads and other rash problems which jolted his vanity every time he looked in the mirror . 

The shop assistant may glimpse the bulges that we conceal so cleverly , and the beauty parlour attendant get a close-up of nasty blackheads and facial hair . 

Non-comedogenic -- means that the product has been tested to ensure it does n't block your pores and cause blackheads . 

Yet coupled with the seizure of Polish territory in 1772 it helped to emphasize Prussia 's affinities with her eastern rather than her western neighbours .

Though enlightened Spaniards might detest the brutal deceit of Napoleon 's seizure of Spain they felt that perhaps he alone could regenerate her .

He advised a military and naval action involving seizure of one or more Chinese islands for British commerce .

The seizure of Oslo was delayed by only a few hours , just long enough for the king , his ministers and most of parliament -- the collective personification of constitutional legitimacy -- to evade capture .

President Bush was discussing a co-ordinated international response with other Western leaders and all options were open , including the forcible seizure of the two men from Libya .

It is more likely that by mid May contemporaries had recovered from any anxieties prompted by the seizure of the prince and were prepared to accept Gloucester 's protectorship at face value .

A Customs spokesman said : “ This is our biggest ever seizure of amphetamines , nearly as big as the 122 kilos we seized during the whole of last year . ”

Iraq has yet to make the US$1,600 million oil sale authorised by the UN to compensate victims of its 1990 seizure of Iraq .

Federal officials made the world 's largest seizure of cocaine in Los Angeles in September when they raided a suburban house and found 20 tonnes ( 44,080 lb ) of cocaine .

A dispute over the Army 's seizure of a mobile radio unit increased tension between the government and the military during November , leading to a minor government reshuffle .

Cocaine seizures by Customs have risen by 50 per cent this year , the Home Office minister , Mr David Mellor , told the Commons during a debate on the misuse of drugs .

The incidence of rent and labour strikes and land seizures from private landowners rose sharply during the 1890s .

Customs officers at Dover have made the biggest ever heroin seizure in Britain ; it 's sixty kilos with a street value of ten million pounds .

It was monitoring by abolitionists which prompted the seizure by customs officers of a Spanish vessel fitting out at Gravesend for entry into the Cuban slave trade .

Relations between the UK and Iraq were further strained by the seizure on March 28 of 40 restricted military devices at London 's Heathrow airport , en route for Baghdad .

The country 's Department of National Parks holds stocks of ivory amounting to around 25,000 tonnes , mostly obtained from elephants that had been culled or died naturally , or from seizures from poachers .

I can not remember any big captures being made by the HDML 's , but we had our moments with regular routine seizures from yachts and merchant ships .

Any plans they may have had , however , were forestalled by Gloucester 's seizure of the prince at Stony Stratford .

In many respects the war in Bosnia is the antithesis of Iraq 's seizure of Kuwait .

Starting with a spectacular seizure of thousands of leading brand products , the US Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ) has begun cracking down on misleading food labelling .

A similar problem arose when the USA had to deal with Iran over the seizure of its Embassy staff in 1979-81 .

A key material issue in Central Asia was opposition to the Russian seizure of the historic lands of minority peoples .

On Sept. 18 Iraq 's Revolution Command Council decreed the seizure of assets of all countries issuing " arbitrary decisions against Iraq " .

Tribunals rejected requests from several French Moslem groups to order the seizure of all copies of the book , and the petitioners vowed to pursue their action by " all legal means " .

UK customs officers have made two seizures of coral imported from the Philippines , in contravention of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species ( CITES ) .

A World Cup final is the wrong time and place to prove a point and the English management must take the blame for letting the press and the Australians sucker them into self destruction . 

He would drink lemonade himself if he was sufficiently offended , and then add to my other transgressions the blame for spoiling his outing by denying him wine . 

Mrs Stevens got the blame for producing these but she claimed that she had merely kept him talking while her son went for the police . 

It is not your blame , and I will not spare to you what is mine . " 

FoE condemns Britain 's environment record , but says PM has pushed issue to top of world agenda Downing St plays down meeting with Porritt Praise and blame for ` green " Thatcher . 

They forget that New York has to share the blame for ` the Nige " , although he 's obstinately unfamous here . 

Chapman laid part of the blame for not winning promotion on the loss of two vital points at Clapton Orient in March , at a crucial stage in the race . 

Do it when times are bad and that is an excuse for those whose jobs are threatened to pin the blame upon -- and to hold out against -- the proposed innovation . 

` It seems terrible now , David , to think that you 've taken the blame for so long for something you did n't do . 

RONALD REAGAN 'S ability to escape blame for his frequent lapses from even basic competence earned him the nickname ` the Teflon President " . 

Judgment was reserved yesterday on the first legal moves to pin the blame for the contamination . 

Some scientists would still maintain that science is neutral , and it is the politicians who select and implement their inventions in particular ways and who should therefore shoulder the blame for undesirable consequences . 

Media and social pressures must take some of the blame for the increase in debt . 

With Prince Philip , she has to share the blame for the disastrous decade which has engulfed the royals . 

Much of the blame for this lies with the Americans who shied away from disarming Somalia 's bandits and instead took guns from soft targets : small businessmen and relief-agency bodyguards . 

The report , ordered by President Mikhail Gorbachev in January , exonerated Soviet troops of blame for the deaths . 

Many people who work with those struggling to find somewhere to live put part of the blame for homelessness on the right to buy scheme . 

For him to place the blame for this report at the door of the Conservative Party chairman is nonsense . 

And the blame for that situation , ultimately , rests with Mr Major himself . 

They suggest that a couple should be allowed to get divorced after one year without having to attribute blame for the split . 

His inexcusable public blame of goalkeeper Eachus for the narrow defeat against Nicosia , when interviewed for television on arrival at Aldergrove . 

` Not only does the present law put all the blame on an unfortunate woman , it is used to punish her for her misfortune . 

Sometimes when two such people marry , they maintain a loving , close relationship by projecting all the blame into the outside world . 

The experts are even-handed in apportioning blame among EC governments . 

Mr Falk seems to be putting a large proportion of the blame onto doctors for failing to give him proper preventative medical care . 

John Major , placing the blame on borrowers and , obliquely , the lenders , told the House of Commons : ` It is a sad fact that many people over-extended their mortgage commitments and now face difficulties . 

This fellow was one of the Luciferi who had threatened me in London , carried out the dreadful murders of the Ralembergs and put the blame on me . 

In the meantime , reliable and authoritative sources placed further blame on the Vincennes for the shooting down of the airbus . 

Both sides want to be the last to put forward a proposal , reckoning that if no rate is set , a court will pin the blame on whoever was last to reject one . 

When the mistake was discovered , they tried to put all the blame onto the innocent parties -- the importers and the farmers -- who have been landed with these cattle . 

But Holland 's particular trademark is a cute and cloying sentimentality , with pathos laid on thick .

Joy Morton incorporated his Morton Salt company in Chicago in 1910 , based on a business dating from 1848 , and his ` umbrella girl " trademark is still familiar on American dining tables .

His trademark is an endless supply of baggy designer suits , but his modernity belies an old fashioned belief in diligence and grasp of detail .

His trademark is his early-'60s reverse-body Gibson Firebird , a guitar acquired more by chance than design …

It makes a stronger seam of two panels and is a trademark of some of the best sewn , professionally-made kites .

When long hair was the trademark of the hippy and the dropout , it is to be expected that an anti-hippy movement should adopt short hair .

THe gull wing doors , right , are a trademark of the range and offer superb access to the interior .

The researchers relied on the ability of the material to repel a magnetic field , a trademark of superconductors .

Johnstone 's size was both his trademark and a source of torment .

Once both hands are across , the feet will inevitably follow , smearing cautiously on another of those rounded breaks that are a trademark hereabouts .

Since the choked delivery has become one of his trademarks , it 's not a little disconcerting to hear a smooth vocal style accompanying his post- Graduate body movements .

` You Make Me Feel ( Mighty Real ) " sang Sylvester with that glorious lightness of spirit that was his trademark , encapsulating our lack , our need , our desire .

High-handedness and arrogance are their trademarks , as you saw last night at the governor 's palace .

Blood and Uzis more than samba and sequins are their trademark today .

The instantly and universally recognisable white face of the famous Hereford is its trademark , which it always passes to its offspring .

This is not the case with thermoluminescence ( TL ) dating , which requires several grams of pottery . 

Stir in 2 or 3 drops of essential oil to every 50 grams of cream or 1 or 2 drops to every 25 ml of lotion and shake well . 

ANYONE who feels like investing in a few grams of silver should call up a certain Carroll Jones in his office in Washington . 

The pipe uncovered in Ballymena , the witness estimated , could have contained about nine grammes of fireworks powder . 

I said , ` I am getting off here and walking to the Astoria , where I will drink one hundred grams of port wine . 

Fraser and Azhar experimented to see how the feedforward net reacted when they fixed a piece of metal weighing 450 grammes onto the gripper . 

Austrian police on June 3 arrested seven people in Vienna on charges of carrying radioactive material consisting of 55 grammes of feebly enriched uranium concealed in metallic discs . 

In the last chapter I said that the average consumption of fat in the Western world is about 130 grams ( over 4 UNC ounces ) a day . 

On the other hand , the smallest dinosaur known -- of the type that were probably the immediate ancestors of modern birds -- was no bigger than a mistlethrush weighing only a few grammes . 

It is available in 250 gram and 400 gram bags as well as 20 kilogram bales , to suit individual requirements . 

A small tin of baked beans on a slice of wholemeal toast will provide you with 19 grams of fibre , and help get you through the morning . 

The average Briton who is not attempting to shed weight is consuming between 2,000 and 3,000 calories daily and only around 15 to 20 grams of fibre . 

Place your thumbs at the centre between the eyebrows ( the ` third eye " ) and this time slide your thumbs a little more firmly over the brow bone and off the head . 

` Sounds reasonable , " said Paul , putting his thumbs behind his wide red braces , ` but of course that would n't work . " 

First she wanted Dot to be nice , next she wanted her to put a filthy thumb in her mouth and suck it . 

A FURNITURE maker who lost his thumb in an accident has had it replaced with his big toe by surgeons . 

Gentle shook him , digging his thumbs into the man 's throat to stop his windpipe . 

It was difficult to raise the vein as the filly staggered around , but she came to rest for a few seconds and I dug my thumb into the jugular furrow . 

In the highly oxygenated water below a weir swim the little fish not known for nothing as the ` miller 's thumb " : the flattened head of the fish was often compared with the thumb of the miller , worn it was said from testing the flour . 

With your thumbs on the upper back , continue the circular movements . 

Place your thumbs on the chin and pull them slowly and firmly outwards and upwards along the jaw bone to the ear . 

Drew leant against the wall , his thumb on the control button . 

He may be taught to hold it with the crook of the handle turned away from him , and his thumb over the top of the handle , so that he does not grip the stick too hard . 

Then position your right thumb over the camera button , and rest your index and second fingers just clear of the zoom switches . 

He scooped up some pellets and pushed them into an empty flower pot , keeping his thumb over the hole in the bottom . 

Moran sat on , brooding in the car chair , his thumbs idly revolving around one another . 

It was he who pronounced in open court that a husband was entitled to beat his wife so long as the rod he used was no thicker than his thumb . 

` His thumb had been completely ripped off but he was just worried that he might need stitches . 

Morgan ran a thick thumb across his jowl , puffed at his cigar . 

Peggy Ryan dug her thumb in between her small breasts , then added , ` Betty and Rona have just gone over . 

After five years of living with the natives and being offered the delicacy of a human thumb by cannibals -- a feast which he gracefully declined -- Terry was feeling homesick . 

He brushed his thumb across her cheek , wiping the wetness from her skin but leaving behind the sensation of fire on her flesh . 

Surgeons at Middlesbrough General sewed back on Aaron Solomon 's thumb after his dad carried it to the hospital , packed in ice . 

Pushing his hand gently into her soft hair , he traced the perfect curve of her mouth with his thumb before murmuring throatily . 

Extra twist can be achieved by the wearing of an old rubber glove on the required thumb . 

The 25-year-old all-rounder missed most of the 1989 season with a badly bruised thumb but has recovered after an operation in the summer . 

Throughout , the old lady sits silent , hands on lap , eyes on agitated thumbs and as she looks up to witness the man 's retreat her tear-streaked face is racked with pain . 

` In the first hour we lost Mahmood Hussain with a hamstring injury and Nasim with a broken thumb , leaving us with three bowlers . 

The F attachment can be switched in instantaneously by a valve operated by the left thumb . 

Know what saved him ? " he asked , and jabbed his own ribs with a long straight thumb . 

She was aware how awkward she must seem to the older woman , if not exactly all fingers and thumbs , certainly all arms and legs . 

Place the ball of your thumbs at the inner comers of the eyes just below the eye-socket . 

Googol flinched , and gnawed at the ball of his thumb as if to stifle anguish or panic . 

As the workload gradually increased she started to notice discomfort and tingling sensations around her wrist joint , but particularly at the base of her thumb . 

Place the first two fingers of your right hand on the main artery of the inner wrist of your left hand just below the base of the thumb . 

With the correct grip -- size , that is -- the top of the two middle fingers should almost touch the fleshy base part of the thumb at address . 

Allegra leaned forward a little and delicately laid her fingers and thumbs on either side of the cradle . 

I gently touched her starfish hand and her tiny fingers closed round my thumb . 

Other than that , the hip-flask carries the prints of the fingers and thumb of his left hand , and the stopper , of the thumb and forefinger of his right . " 

PINCH TEST : This involves picking up a fold of skin ( on the horse 's neck ) between your forefinger and thumb , lifting it away from the neck , and then releasing it . 

He still held a small bowl in his hand and looked down at it , smoothing the porcelain with his forefinger and thumb in a kind of loving way . 

These are acceptable , but the witch who , at ` by the pricking of my thumbs " , held up his thumbs and twiddled them for us all to check out was excessive . 

He positively beamed as he took the coin and held it up between his thumb and index finger . 

` Why should they ? " says Brian Everthorpe , tipping his chair back on its rear legs and hooking his thumbs in his waistcoat pockets . 

` Ouch ! " she complained , as a nail jabbed into the soft pad of her thumb . 

` 'Poor sot , " he lisped , jerking his thumb at Charles Brandon . 

Chola reached up to the arch above the doorway add seven times made the same imprint with the pad of her thumb on to seven discs of semi-dried cow-dung . 

Cupping her chin , he brushed the pad of his thumb across her lips . 

` There was no natural character to the room : it was a white box with modern doors , modern units and a Rayburn that stuck out of the wall like a sore thumb . " 

Why does n't Keith suck his thumb to vent his frustration instead or do something else ? 

When she brought it , he was sitting at his typewriter , sucking his damaged thumb . 

The rest of us could just sit and twiddle our thumbs and drink iced coffee . 

Intelligence Agency , if he had been twiddling his thumbs for a week , he might just have been a little determined himself . 

In the old days Margaret Thatcher , who was instinctively pro-Israeli , kept the Arabism of the Foreign Office under her thumb . 

I like him enormously , but he was also very much under the thumb of his father . 

With the Broken Tooths under his thumb Gorbad soon conquered the surrounding Goblin and Night Goblin tribes . 

To Annie 's delight , he climbed up on to her knee , put his thumb in his mouth and with a sigh , snuggled down and fell asleep . 

Now , gently stretch-pull each of your toes between your thumb and index finger . 

Retired John Ownsworth , 55 , of Penistone , South Yorks , yesterday needed plastic surgery to save his thumb after the four fingers on his left hand were severed in the explosion . 

His thumb and forefinger pinched the sides of my neck , one big pad pressing into my carotid artery . 

` It 's making a clicking sound -- the sort of sound you make when you click your thumb and forefinger together -- but the others are remaining silent . " 

He dances about among the crowd , greeting people here and there by stamping yellow rice marks on their foreheads with the thumb of his other hand . 

The thumb on the right hand is used as a pointer to the other fingers on the same hand . 

Now , I could count on the thumbs of my right hand the times I 've forgotten myself in a theatre . 

The line must have tangled , because the next thing I knew , or rather felt , was a searing pain in my thumb as the hook dug in . 

Then why , thought Jay , rubbing her thumb on Lucy 's shoulder blades , why does your jaw tighten as you speak , why are your eyes flooded with pain ? 

He puts his thumbs between the shoulder straps of his rucksack and his jacket and sticks his chest and chin out . 

As she moved her thumbs to the sensitive muscles where his neck and shoulders joined , she exerted gentle pressure , and warmth flooded through her when he groaned . 

Not only had he transformed the political situation among the western Saxons but he had also established himself as the most powerful ruler in southern England . 

Only recently has Louis been reappraised as an effective ruler in his own right . 

The Doges ' Palace was home to the rulers of Venice for centuries . 

He had received his political education in the household of Nur ed-Din , ruler of Syria from 1154 to 1174 and in those years the crusaders ' greatest enemy . 

They reveal the Kentish kings still with commercial interests in London under the supervision of a royal reeve , and suggest that Hlothhere was a ruler of some standing . 

Defenders of the orthodoxy agreed at the Council of Nicaea ( 325 ) sometimes denounced emperors such as Constantius II as heretics , and repudiated the authority of secular rulers over the church . 

The anti-investiture decree , however great its symbolic importance , did little to diminish the power of lay rulers over ecclesiastical appointments . 

As soon as Cunobelinos , who had established himself as ruler over both tribes , moved his capital to Camulodunon ( Colchester ) , no doubt the traders followed and established a new depot on the River Colne . 

MASERU ( UPI ) -- The chief magistrate in Lesotho ruled that the killing last December of a student by Lesotho 's ruler , Major General Metsing Lekhanya , was justifiable homicide . 

Namibia 's new rulers , who have good reason to bear rancour , seem to have put it aside . 

During this period the city 's rulers enjoyed mixed relations with King Henry III . 

For them , both wealth and glory stemmed from their young ruler , as , during the last year of the sick Uther 's life , the land had lain under the black blight . 

Later city rulers , the Austrians , tore down the original front wing of the building to turn a courtyarded palace into a three-winged palace around the piazzetta . 

HERBERT Blaize , a courtly politician of a bygone Caribbean era , believed God had chosen him to restore democracy to Grenada after 7,000 US troops invaded his island in 1983 to overthrow its marxist rulers . 

Portraiture has been a focus of interest in coins since the Renaissance , for the portraits which had survived on Roman coins provided a profound moral paradigm to Renaissance rulers . 

To be a woman ruler of course posed problems , severely practical ones . 

She kept asking herself how it was possible to lead such exciting lives -- administering whole provinces , fighting border battles , advising rulers -- and at the same time to remain so dull . 

Such attacks on the corruption of the previous regime were the stock in trade of usurping rulers , but it is not the line Richard took in 1483 . 

They should , in other words , be able to remove the rulers through elections . 

When Hungary 's ruler after the first world war , Admiral Horthy , defeated an attempt by Zita and Karl to regain their throne , most Hungarians were not sorry . 

Gen Zia opposed the agreement because it did not include transferring power from the communist rulers to the Muslim rebels his government had armed for a decade . 

` The ruler of even the meanest Principality has a palace , " Francis said scornfully , ` and every one has a half-finished tower , or a carelessly added gatehouse in a different style . 

They were good astronomers , had complex religious beliefs ( human sacrifice is conveniently forgotten ) and , on the whole , benevolent rulers . 

Rodrigo replied , in a letter which was sent to all the Moslem rulers , implying that Yusuf did not dare to cross the sea and face him . 

Her crown , in some respects the most resplendent , proved in fact to be the last ever made for a Russian ruler . 

The power of the crown was severely restricted , and the magnates usually elected weak rulers in order to safeguard their own privileges . 

It was , said Innocent , his duty to exhort and advise rulers . 

Stretched out my whole body into the petals so that every square millimetre of my skin was softly touched . 

It has been estimated that these various small-scale erosional processes require tens of Ma to overturn a few millimetres of dust . 

Another group ( n=16 ) had PBD by transposing , at most , 7 mm of duodenum , including the pancreaticobiliary ducts and papilla , to the middle of the small intestine . 

Bone loss on the mandible proceeded at a rate of 2 mm per hour , resulting in erosion of the inferior border and loss of the incisor ( Fig. 1.8h ) . 

The lesion was 3 mm in diameter and showed an eroded large vessel stump of 2 mm in diameter protruding into the lumen ( Fig 1 ) . 

With the same 14 mm bait I will now be using a size 4 and possibly a size 2 . 

Changes in the size and shape of the field were effected by 3.5 mm lead inserts . 

All his life he was a staunch supporter of the Bible as the ultimate truth and proclaimed this at the famous Oxford debate on evolution .

Mr Leach had told the court that Curtis had been a staunch supporter of the anti-smoking campaign and that his father had died from lung cancer .

Several leading supporters of the PPU resigned , and , even among the Quakers , ` a silent majority " seemed ready to condone the war .

Cade and his supporters had no constructive programme for social reform , and appeared to be unconcerned about questions of servile status or land rents .

Success , she said , would be saving her £500 deposit , raised among her supporters .

Its supporters may be nervous about attending its rallies , and the movement itself is divided .

We needed someone to put the message across and this is where Jane came in -- she is a long-time supporter of WWF and now one of our Trustees .

There were leaks everywhere and well-reported battles between the so-called ` dries " who were the outright supporters of the Government 's economic policies and the ` wets " who were the sceptics .

Opposition supporters were frequently harassed ; in February two CDNPP canvassers were killed near the eastern town of Bacau .

Football supporters are n't the only ones who go around en masse .

Whereas most of the Heralds readers were Labour supporters , only two-thirds of the Mirror 's were .

Despite two years of intense lobbying by supporters of women 's ordination , the outcome is on a knife-edge , to be decided by a handful of waverers in the House of Laity .

And their targets were supporters of the African National Congress , which has vowed to topple Ciskei 's military leader -- denouncing him as a puppet of white South Africa .

Disquiet among supporters of the regime was to be found not only in the St Petersburg ministries but also at the imperial court and in the provinces .

The strongest opposition is likely to come from supporters of nuclear power , which was cut sharply in the Clinton budget .

The Vietnamese government , the Phnom Penh regime 's strongest supporter , also responded favourably .

If so , he miscalculated badly : the Yugoslavs arrested Soviet supporters within the communist party and weathered the storm with a largely united people behind them .

The Japanese were increasingly suspicious of their Burmese supporters ; they even organised the assassination of Ba Maw which however , misfired .

Black had admitted conspiring to import , produce , and supply cocaine , and to possessing 30 kilogrammes of the drug with a street value of million . 

Atomic bombs need between 2 and 10 kilograms of plutonium 239 . 

Gold production rose by 144 kilograms to 29,594 kilograms , despite a 3 p.c. dip in the amount of ore milled to 3.51m tonnes . 

Meat was the predominant ingredient of the Mongol diet , with average consumption of eight kilogrammes per person per month . 

The amount of phenol discharged with the water has consequently dropped 50 fold from one third of a tonne each day to less than six kilograms per day . 

It is available in 325 gram bags or as 10 or 20 kilogram bales . 

Johnson Matthey Noble Metals produced 5 platinum/iridium kilogram cylinders during the early 1980s , both for the NPL and BIPM in France . 

Emergency services were called to the M four when a fifty kilogram container of calcium hypochloride split open during peak hour traffic . 

I would be far happier seeing 15,000 kilograms of grapes in a fine , ripe and healthy year yielding 86.66 hectolitres of juice , than 13,000 kilograms stretched to supply the same volume of juice , leaving 2,000 kilograms of grapes of the same quality to rot on the vine . 

The shipment of 16.48 kilograms of 93 per cent enriched uranium is destined for a 14-megawatt research reactor at Potesti , which was supplied by the California-based General Atomics company in the 1970s . 

It is now estimated that about twenty kilograms of uranium escaped through the pile chimneys , posing a risk even greater than that from the short-lived 1957 accident . 

They have also aroused Protestant anger against Dr Runcie , at the same time as he has become involved in a row over his attack on the ` Pharisees " of British society . 

To his own surprise all his anger against Edouard had evaporated . 

Fear fingered Ruth again , and she suppressed a futile burst of anger against Adam . 

This is often the feeling the bereaved find most difficult to acknowledge , their anger against the dead person for abandoning them to face the world alone . 

In me battled a flood of relief at being reprieved and anger at such vile deception . 

Despite a flaring anger at this impertinence her eyes were drawn to the strong column of his throat as he swallowed . 

JOHN SMITH , understandably , is boiling with anger at the Tory refusal to recall Parliament . 

In the Commons , Labour MPs unleashed their anger at the Liberal Democrats for promising to back the Government . 

There was anger in Jacob 's voice and stance as he led her towards Sylvie 's bedroom . 

One insider said last week : ` The sheer anger of people has taken everybody by surprise . 

He was court martialled but to the anger of the unpopular Governor , was acquitted . 

He also incurred the anger of the apothecaries who were afraid of being put out of business if all their complex mixtures were swept away . 

This time , with deepening anger on the streets over price liberalisation , the hardliners were not to forgo their chance . 

He said nothing , and from the anger on his face she saw that he did n't think he owed her a reply . 

As lieutenant-governor , he is remembered for fleeing down the statehouse fire escape to avoid senators ' anger over his choice of committee assignments . 

` I 'm not ashamed of it , " she retorted , taut with anger over his reference to her mother . 

Liz 's anger towards Raquel dates back to a charity dinner this year . 

Tonight , one of Hadley 's victims described her anger towards him , and her relief he 'd been found guilty . 

` No , better to limit the damage , control his anger , make nothing of it , pretend he did n't mind . 

His granddaughter 's anger , so like his own , took some of the sting out of Ballater 's wrath . 

His mounting anger was making his speech more and more incomprehensible through his stroke-stiffened mouth . 

There were rumours of anger among the grain farmers , who were being given IOUs instead of cash for their crops . 

Yet she still finds herself full of frustration and anger towards him . 

Duncan could imagine their anger at being forced into another emergency manoeuvre . 

But his initial anger at finding the latest two victims of the insane killer 's bloodlust , blazed into an all-consuming hatred of the man who had done it . 

A terrible , furious , impotent anger filled him , making him want to strike out , to shout and scream . 

After this she ceased to blame herself for the breakdown of their marriage , but instead expressed considerable anger towards her husband . 

Clive Greenacre was not only put out when his agoraphobic wife started to express her anger about his callous behaviour , but also amazed by the sexual demands she then started to make on him . 

Under de Gaulle , therefore , the Information Minister was a Broadcasting Minister -- to whom the head of state sometimes expressed , day by day , his anger with the content of news and current affairs programmes . 

For a moment she felt anger at his unfeeling attitude , but common sense prevailed . 

` Robots , " he said , ` gave me a means of venting my anger , " a remark whose logic baffled me until I read another ` Logic alone can not explain this . " 

There is always a moment in time when we can make a decision whether or not to vent our anger . 

It was his nickname for her ; he had started calling her that when she was small and it had stuck even though she was now a respectable five-feet-seven . 

Current Dumping is Quad 's nickname for a form of feed-forward correction developed for and first seen in the 405 which eliminates the need for adjustable components in the circuit . 

His nickname for her was ` Mousa " and she called him ` My old Tom " 

I 'm certain that her nickname of fungus-breath is a sign of affection . 

Gang names and nicknames of gang members were spray painted on walls , gates , garage doors , mail boxes , stop signs , nearly every flat surface that would take them . 

Because of the repeated use of the name Frederick , it is easiest to identify Frederick Barbarossa by his nickname . 

On a visit to their home in West Point Grey , I enjoyed meeting Hellen and Harold 's mother , who despite her nickname ` Sarge " , was the soul of kindness and hospitality . 

He derived his nickname ` Quex " from the play , The Gay Lord Quex , by Sir Arthur Pinero [ q.v . ] . 

Although we know his nickname at college was Pagan , it 's still unlikely that we 'll find out just what Morse 's real first name is tonight . 

Martinque richly deserves its nickname of ` island of flowers " and against the background of this lush tropical island I tried my hand at water-skiing for the first time . 

Samuel began in his father 's business as a carpenter -- hence his nickname ` the Chip " . 

As a baby she earned the dubious nickname of anklebiter after trailing around after her mum and grabbing at her legs . 

This protection earned the soldiers the nickname of ` leathernecks " , which still persists to this day . 

The artist gave him the nickname ` Salai " after a popular devil character . 

But my classmates gave me the nickname Einstein , so presumably they saw signs of something better . 

` You have a nickname and a short name , " she said cautiously . 

Bonefish 's real name was Hector , but he had earned his nickname because of his uncanny ability to find the elusive fish . 

She had long shapely legs and had been known in Moscow by her nickname , ` The Smooch " . 

Paul noted little of the play , being only concerned with the entrances of Dinah . 

The drunken porter allowing them entrance after the usual altercation . 

When we made our entrance at the church hall everybody stared . 

This talented designer from the south of Italy often appeared to be designing for those wishing to make an entrance at the Cannes film festival rather than turn heads at Maxim 's . 

She certainly needed all her expertise one night when the children made their entrance for a skipping rope routine . 

The wool room , which is now converted for serving teas , has entrance from the house , and patrons can sit out on the gallery . 

Under their leadership Corning has prospered by making well-timed exits from mature , slow-growing industries and equally well-timed entrances into young , fast-growing ones . 

So I made my entrance into a gay world which emphasized the politics of personal and sexual liberation to the exclusion of every other commitment and loyalty -- familial or social . 

Arrow Electronics , already US-wide distributors of Sun workstations and servers , has picked up its SparcEngine 2 and SparcEngine IPX boards , marking their entrance into the reseller channel . 

Its entrance into the family arena escalates existing disputes . 

The word ` hooligan " made an abrupt entrance into common English usage , as a term to describe gangs of rowdy youths , during the hot summer of 1898 . 

One night there was a very late entrance into the box involving doors and noise and much hissing . 

She was about to introduce herself when Bridget made a dramatic entrance into the room , bearing a steaming bowl of punch on a tray . 

Deborah and Elaine are obviously close ; Deborah 's flying entrance on this last remark brought a ` The only time I know I look wrong is if Mum says I look ` cute' ! 

A hundred parachute troops from the 2nd Parachute Battalion made this entrance on 27 February 1942 , fighting their way into the station and coming out with the vital gear dismantled by Flight-Sergeant Cox , a radar expert . 

Now I do n't know whether they actually broke the door down in the end , but they did gain entrance to a flat very near us , erm and they had dogs with them that night . 

When Richards finally emerged -- as ever it was no gladiator 's entrance ; just the usual shambling , dishevelled Deano -- the game seemed to suddenly shift England 's way . 

Inspector Blakelock was coming down the stairs , slowly and deliberately , the protagonist making his entrance . 

At Sara 's and David 's entrance , the girl stepped back convulsively from the man , and Sara saw with a dull feeling of inevitability that it was Matthew and Sandra . 

She took the packet with some fussy excitement , and she was clearly a little relieved when we made it clear that we had no intention of staying or seeking entrance . 

Spain tried as early as 1852 to establish the principle of entrance by competitive examination . 

The pirates and the Famlio were stirring , brandishing or fondling weapons , looking enraged by the entrance of yet another rival . 

Frankie tells the audience how the Producers had wanted him to make an entrance by sliding down a fireman 's pole ! 

It was this same child who later screamed piercingly when Hook made his first entrance , clawing the misty air above the frozen river . 

Then he dropped her hand , and swept her back into his arms , nestling his face in the glowing tresses about her head . 

` Yuri 's problem is that he has very fine hair , " said Anthony , carefully snipping feathery layers into the rather worried-looking star 's tresses . 

On the way , you should also discover one of Scotland 's most spectacular waterfalls , Eas Coul , ` the maiden 's tresses " , four times higher than Niagara Falls . 

She glanced down at her new , stylish dress , ran her fingers through her shorn tresses and remembered all the effort she had gone to . 

In the hippy era images filtered weakly through a hairy sea of tangled tresses . 

But she fell in love with a gown set low over the bosom , and unadorned , but for a ribbon or two , in a soft peach that set off her copper tresses . 

For the very reason that he could not lift Lucy 's dark tresses and have a look , he could not slip his hand on to her neck . 

Somehow the pins in her hair always seemed to escape when she lost her temper and the dark tresses whirled round her shoulders as she walked up and down Oswin 's bedroom . 

She shook her head to rearrange her disarrayed hair ; the golden tresses tumbling about her face and shoulders in glorious abandon made her look doubly desirable . 

Her long black tresses were to go and her hair restyled with a soft perm . 

The platinum tresses falling around her shoulders are not her real hair . 

Lucenzo reached out and pushed back the tress of copper hair which had fallen over her forehead , and she trembled at the sensual drift of his fingers over her face . 

My roommate Chris took to feeding these animals other comb jellies , and delighted in watching Beroe ` snarf up " the other jellyfish .

North Korea had proposed signing a " peace and good neighbourliness treaty " with Japan , with which it was technically still at war , to include an apology from Japan for its colonial rule .

The judgment effectively imposed an obligation upon the United States ( a third party to the 1858 Treaty and the proceedings ) not to enter into a treaty with Nicaragua without respecting Costa Rica 's rights .

About 333 Rome made some sort of treaty with Alexander the Molossian during his Italian campaign ; his sudden disappearance deprived the event of its potential importance .

The first step in that direction was taken by Judas in 161 B.C. , when he made his treaty of alliance with the Romans .

Then Odovacer and Childeric made a treaty , and turned against the Alamans who had invaded Italy .

Besides the commitment in Korea , the United States made a firm treaty with Japan in 1951 to ensure that she remained in the Western camp .

Henry and he made a treaty of alliance , agreeing that Richard should be betrothed to one of the Count 's daughters and that , when married , they should be granted the duchy of Aquitaine .

When light dawned , both sides looked very foolish , and made a treaty that everything should be put back exactly as it had been . "

Hungary and Russia signed a similar treaty on the same day and also established diplomatic relations .

But there were important differences between America and Russia in the Middle East and other areas of the Third World in 1970 , the year in which Brandt signed non-aggression treaties with the USSR and Poland .

On Oct. 12 Russian President Boris Yeltsin and his Azerbaijani counterpart Abulfaz Elchibey signed a treaty of " friendship , co-operation and mutual security " in Moscow .

IN COLOMBIA next week , 27 nations will sign a treaty to protect and develop the waters of the Caribbean .

Instead of indulging in childish comments about the number of nuclear weapons , what does he say to the 140 non-nuclear nations who signed the nuclear non-proliferation treaty ?

A 1903 treaty between the US and Panama gave the US the right to build and open a waterway .

There is no extradition treaty between the United States and Libya .

Blocking the BA/USAir deal would have required him to renounce the current aviation treaty between the two countries which would have been “ a very dramatic step ” .

She opposed the treaty between Britain and Ireland , although involved in attempts to negotiate a truce at the start of civil war .

I looked at the splintered stick Bobbie had used to hit Jules and slowly recognised it for what it was : the broken leg of a camera tripod .

It can be a maximum of 28 alphanumeric characters , including spaces and the special characters “ . ” ,

THE law stipulates that on school days people under the age of 16 can work only a maximum of two hours .

The course was promoted by the Trustees and the National Education Committee with some nominal cost , and a maximum of ten participants .

It was this easy tone that had been in Sam 's voice when he had informed Brandt that Global Motors would , without question , destroy him and Imperial Oil within an absolute maximum of fifteen years .

Any longer than an absolute maximum of six , he argued , would run the risk of not being able to recapture viewers lost to an unpopular first episode .

The current maximum is one years ' pay and 18 months of medical coverage .

An assimilation arrangement will apply to staff on spinal column points below their grade maximum .

Moreover , buggery of a woman still carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment , whereas buggery of a male over 16 has a ten-year maximum .

Note , however , that you can only add a maximum of 10 modules to any one SPR .

Given that you have only two lines of text to play with , and therefore a maximum of two fonts to use , gloriously grotty font clashes are unlikely .

Canvassers who normally get the forms back after a maximum of four visits to any household are now having to return seven or more times before the people hand back the completed form .

General Manager Rogerson added : ` We are running more trains than ever with a maximum of 26 per day in the height of our season .

However there are many guides who run trips normally for a maximum of six people .

Hughes and Elner ( 1979 ) gave the favoured whelk size for a large Curcinus as I 4 mm , with the maximum at 27 mm .

He glanced down at Mariana , throwing her a fresh smile that was meant to be encouraging but she was looking straight ahead , eyes fixed on the sand-spit . 

To me the small group of birds on the sand-spit looked just like little terns , but it is a bird I have never seen in Shetland , so I am not familiar with it . 

Here was a most lovely situation , a sandspit which had been built up into a peninsula . 

A report from the Panamanian National Human Rights Commission states that in Cocle province ` hundreds of bodies were cremated " by troops using flame-throwers . 

The ICI also has many eyewitness accounts of troops using flame-throwers to incinerate corpses . 

I was sitting on the top of the bank , above the holes , the lighter of the Flame-thrower burning weakly in the sunlight , when , just over the minute , the first tunnel blew . 

The terrifying flame-throwers had now largely become suicide weapons , an immediate target the moment they appeared in the open . 

According to a manual of etiquette published in the 1840s , readers were advised that , ` Care should be taken not to place books by authors of different sexes next to each other " . 

• ITT Sheraton : an inch thick manual of good practice ; initiatives ranging from tree planting to voluntary donations from customers matched by the hotels and given to local conservationists . 

But , before delegation of cases to local judges could take place on a wide scale , there needed to be a manual of existing canon law as recognized in the West . 

Thorn EMI also has a new DIY video-disc manual on car repairs , which will allow the viewer to skip sections he 's not interested in , freeze frames etc while he takes in the details . 

Follow the workshop manual as the procedure is too long to explain here . 

A training manual for authority members , published by the NHS Training Authority and NAHA , had commended fewer items per meeting , focusing only on those central to business plans ( Haywood & Ranade , 1988 ) . 

A manual of current patterns and an album of stock materials completed the transportable tailoring business , and Kirov was ready to travel again . 

He had proved that he had not , after all , thrown away his how-to-train manual , despite the fact that only Rambo 's Hall has won for him this season . 

Stewart and Jones have produced something extremely rare -- a computer instruction manual written with verve , life and humour . 

He gestured at John 's lawyer , an absurdly young man who sat beside his client riffling through a pile of untidy notes as if expecting to find a legal instruction manual . 

There is little point in reproducing the instruction manual here . 

I wo n't say any more because a lot of it in the back of the telephone manual , on facilities , so it 's all explained there . 

If the following method of getting into Word does not apply exactly to the way your machine is set up , use your manual . 

A brief period of training using the manual provided with the program is all that is required for a manager to start developing his own models . 

Obtain a manual describing the instruction set of a medium or large computer . 

Finally , the project aims to produce a comprehensive manual describing the techniques to go with the ML3 software being developed . 

My first experience with boys was not a great success but it was n't the last , and later I found myself in worse scrapes than on that first occasion . 

This has become something of a cause célèbre in rock press folklore , but in truth the NME had been in worse scrapes before and no doubt has many more ahead . 

I leave Darius shuffling in the litter while I ease up to the bedroom and try on a smile like when the pink Panther gets caught in a scrape . 

Mrs C has a most attractive loose jacket in dog 's tooth check . 

You 're not likely to need anything really formal , but a soft casual jacket in linen , a linen/viscose mix or super lightweight wool is worth taking a long . 

` Good weekend ? " he asked as she hung up her jacket in the narrow passageway outside her office . 

The sharp style of leather and suede is an essential this season ; stand by with a wardrobe of contemporary classics including shirts , jeans and western-style jackets in black , rich brown and tan . 

A long-line jacket with tapered trousers skims over any figure flaws . 

She 's looking good in a loose black silk jacket with a huge jewelled Butler and Wilson spider climbing the lapel . 

And when they got back he put on his working jacket with a sigh of relief and said , ` Well , that 's over . " 

Patsy had his jacket and tie off , and was carefully rolling up his sleeves . 

A muffled crackle splutters out from a walkie-talkie inside his jacket , and he pulls it out to log in . 

Balberith grasped him by the crisp , clean lapels of his waitering jacket and hoisted him aloft . 

In her ears were clips that matched the buttons on her costume jacket ; rounds of soft brown fur lying darkly against her pale skin . 

She handed him his denim jacket and swung her legs out of the car . 

She was wearing her short fluttery pink skirt with the flowers on and her denim jacket and a pair of pink hightops . 

But he listened and learnt and for next winter he has harnessed Hollywood-style glamour to make evening wear that really works , adapting his tailoring to sequined , beaded and embroidered jackets of unbelievable opulence . 

The rain had succeeded in filtering through her thin jacket to the blouse beneath , and in her present damp state she 'd probably finish up with pneumonia or some such ailment . 

Oh , the marketplace was full of wealthy traders , merchants draped in furs , the wealthy artisans in jackets of rabbit and moleskin . 

Brett glared furiously at Whitlock then slipped on his shoulder holster and scooped up his jacket before leaving the room . 

Penry , who had changed his rubber boots and yellow waterproof for heavy shoes and suede jacket before entering the hospital , ushered Leonora outside , agreeing with Sister Concepta that his charge looked a bit peaky . 

He was dressed in the manner of the Thirties with a broad-lapelled jacket , wide cuffs and dark tie firmly attached with a gold clip to a gleaming white shirt . 

Mixed with the need to tidy up the garden was a desire to show her neighbours her new purple , slim pants and striped purple and yellow jacket . 

This jacket combines a Gore Windstopper lining with Malden Polartex 200 ( equivalent to Polarlite ) to produce a stylish , windproof jacket designed for general and outdoor use . 

Even in long trousers and polished shoes and a brand-new bomber jacket , he looked much younger than his nine years . 

Because the room was so cold he had pulled on his bomber jacket over his father 's shirt . 

Putting his hand inside his dirty bomber jacket , he drew out a long , thick kitchen knife and put it on the dashboard . 

The bridge party duly clubbed together to buy him a dinner jacket . 

Most of the ladies would be in long dresses , and men in dinner jackets . 

He made out the high-backed chair to one side of the fire and sank into it , sitting tall and erect , careful not to crease his dinner jacket . 

Clad in his trademark leather jacket and trousers , Lord Christopher , said yesterday : ` It 's all a bit dodgy at the moment and I 'd rather not say anything at this stage . 

For a second Donna thought he 'd been standing there looking at her , this man in the leather jacket and trousers which were too short . 

He took a white handkerchief from the top pocket of his jacket and wiped his forehead . 

His hands were stuffed into the pockets of his camouflage jacket ; his head -- short-haired , these days -- was down . 

Cashmere sports jackets hung on the back of their chairs , insurance against an encounter with air-conditioning . 

Gooseneck , " he said , showing no surprise at seeing the head waiter standing in the library wearing a slightly battered but decent sports jacket and corduroy trousers and lighting a cigarette . 

Parr , in grey slacks and sports jacket , kissed her on the cheek and came into the kitchen . 

They all looked at Bert , standing behind Forbes in his old tweed Jacket , nicotine-stained moustache drooping . 

Large women sit knitting alongside neat men in tweed jackets , teenagers in torn jeans , mothers and children and the elderly . 

At one point Ms d'Argy Smith feared he was going to be sick over her designer jacket . 

Worth noting are new microfibre/fleece jackets due out soon from Karrimor and Berghaus , which should be technical garments well suited to climbing and walking . 

There he would remove his jacket , his waistcoat and his tie , roll up his sleeves and wash his hands . 

He removed his jacket , rolled up his sleeves , buttoned his tie inside his shirt , and , according to Gwenellen , took over Marcus ward kitchen . 

She removed her jacket and hung it over the hook on the kitchen door , and did the same with her hat , then warily walked into the living-room . 

The Man had taken his jacket off and was holding it out in front of him and all of them could see what he intended to do . 

He took off his jacket and tossed it across a wooden bench by the fire . 

She looked across the bar to the back view of her rescuer : he wore jeans and an old maroon suede jacket buckled around lean hips ; his boots were muddy . 

In the hall she wraps a long scarf round her neck and puts on a cream-coloured quilted cotton jacket , with wide shoulders and inset sleeves , and lets herself out by the front door . 

Both young men loved ostentatious dress but today they were dressed simply in hose pushed into soft leather riding boots , lacy cambric shirts , and blood-red taffeta jackets slung across their shoulders . 

Dropping her bags down on the hall floor , she gave a sigh of relief as she shook the raindrops from her hair , and eased her thin jacket from her shoulders . 

Gaultier 's shapely double-breasted jacket was one of the most coveted and copied garments of the Eighties . 

I felt the cuffs of the cotton jackets hanging in the cupboard , smoothed the scrupulously scruffy trousers . 

Lucy wore a petrol blue watered silk dress with matching velvet jacket and had hyacinth pips in her hair . 

Her jacket could have come from Oxfam , her boots , on the other hand , looked hand-made . 

The sort that builds skyscrapers , bridges , motorways and chunnels . 

Whether it 's making a bed , building a skyscraper or landing a man on the moon , the lesson is the same . 

With their in-depth defence the Gunners could now safely sustain an enemy onslaught and within seconds send the forwards away to take advantage of the depleted numbers at the opposition 's rear .

The Dark Elves of Naggaroth had been so weakened by Tethlis 's onslaught that they were afraid to harry the realm .

Wildlife officials fear that the black rhino in Zimbabwe may not survive this latest onslaught .

Most of them died in the onslaught which followed , their historic city completely destroyed .

Her latest ally , Soviet Russia , was reeling under Hitler 's onslaught and it was widely expected she could not last out the year .

The shutters rattled and clattered under another onslaught of stones , and yet another .

He fell on his side under the onslaught , and one coolie wrenched the bone-handled knife from his helpless fingers .

It was an inadequate response , bereft of any practical measures on the ground , to one of the worst bombing onslaughts in recent times .

It was a sensual onslaught that made her brain whirl , and she was still dazed as he released her and looked down into her dazed eyes .

` Shut up , " he screamed , a hand coming up to his face as if to defend himself from the verbal onslaught .

Stead 's crusade against child harlotry or the press onslaught on Wilde were designed to fuel outrage and orchestrate the demand for moral action .

The threat emanates from an onslaught of ` mass culture " from across the Atlantic .

The body of the adult human , however , can often withstand this chemical onslaught and ultimately recover fully .

The absence of verbal onslaughts against the Jews is also a striking feature of Hitler 's public speeches in the years 1933 and 1934 .

The other is the onslaught on the mind by mass junk entertainment .

Her defences had crumbled under the onslaught of tears ; now she lay in his arms , naked emotionally as much as physically .

Regular use of a good cream helps keep hands soft and smooth and protects them from the onslaught of cold weather .

The legal question is how far the trust can be respected in the face of the onslaught of creditors .

Then I hurried down to look at the ruins I had seen earlier , before the next onslaught of rough weather could begin .

About 50 per cent of the companies in the zones are engaged in manufacturing , 7 per cent in retailing and 16 per cent in distribution , although there is considerable inter-zone variation .

In Managua , there was some in-migration from rural war zones , particularly in the mid-1980s , straining infrastructure and social services , including education .

According to Soviet commentaries the United States ' commitment to these bases underlay its warnings to the ASEAN countries against pursuing the idea of a nuclear-free zone in Southeast Asia .

This small Caledonian gabbroic intrusion contains ilmenite- and titanomagnetite-enriched zones in part of an east-west trending complex close to the contact with an earlier acid granophyre body .

The heart of Paris , around the Louvre and the Hotel de Ville , would be entirely reorganised with pedestrian zones , one-way systems and extra bus routes .

NOAA-7 covers Japan 's 200-mile ( 370-km ) fishing zone five times a day .

There would be freedom of movement between the zones and limited settlement rights .

Cu -Ni sulphide mineralisation was discovered near Huntly ( Littlemill zone ) and Ellon ( Arthrath-Dudwick zone ) in Caledonian norites contaminated by pyritic and graphitic Dalradian sediments .

Conventional welding gives you a very large heat affected zone and that can distort the material or alter its properties in some way and potentially damage or weaken a structure .

But feminist groups fighting for the right of women soldiers to be in combat zones criticised the figures .

Somerset then cleared a buffer zone east of the Fish river ; but a later decision to allow a military settlement there ensured further conflict .

Sites would also need to be chosen so that , if wastes did escape , currents would not carry radioactive material too swiftly into zones of human activity .

During the pressing operation , the first juice to emerge from a grape is called the cuvée and it comes from the central zone of pulp .

More reference material is to be found in the 1991 Almanac which gives useful charts and lists of celestial events , units of weights , holidays , world time zones and so on .

An argument-free zone was to be established in the Cabinet Room .

The environmental factors which produce arrested larvae in subtropical zones are not yet known .

Now that attitude is changing , most obviously on the West Coast , which has more money than other earthquake zones to experiment with new designs and materials .

Firms within the zones seem to have been doing better than equivalent companies elsewhere .

One of the factors cited for the decline in personal mail volume is falling long distance telephone rates which have made telephone communication more affordable and fostered substitution of telephone calls for personal mail .

These days , high capital mobility and a fluctuating exchange rate are the norm , but in those days they seemed outrageous -- or would have seemed outrageous , if anyone but the Canadians had been involved .

yeah unless they structure the garbage rates so that uh you know it like works out to be cheaper

Initially Brazil tried to support the value of the real by selling dollars at the official exchange rate ; but as its reserves of dollars declined it supplemented this strategy by raising interest rates to punitive levels in order to persuade people to keep their money in Brazil .

He touted the television V-chip ; praised the Kennedy - Kassebaum law ( an ultra - therapeutic law that guarantees portability of insurance but places no ceiling on the rates insurers can charge ) ; applauded the ban on `` assault '' rifles ; and bragged about the new FDA regulations that curb the advertising and sale of cigarettes to children .

Reducing insurance rates by discouraging frivolous lawsuits is a perfectly sound idea .

All below programming subject to preemption for the rate announcement and total blitzkrieglike worldwide market fallout .

oh that 's flat rate sir you know that they look it up in the book and if it takes an hour to do something why and they can get it done in thirty minutes why they charge you an hour

Eureka Fishing Ltd. operates a large - capacity party fishing boat , with per - person rates ( Tel .

And the FCC 's rate rollback , which happened around the same time , put a real dent into TCI 's cash flow .

1 in car - insurance rates , the sleeper issue of the '97 Jersey race -- Whitman was late in responding to it , and it 's eroded her lead .

Many Lakeland hotels also quote a D , B&B ( dinner , bed , and breakfast ) rate , which includes the evening meal and is often quite cost - effective .

Postal Service has been studied extensively and because U.S. postal costs are the most transparent in the industrialized world , we use U.S data from 1999 as provided in the most recent omnibus rate proceeding , Docket No .

On July 4th there was a blessing at St. Cuthberts Church , Lytham , conducted by Rev. Cragg who officiated at Jeffrey 's conference . 

This is the seventh annual animal blessing at St Michael 's Church in Bishops Cleeve near Cheltenham . 

There are hymns ( led by the united choirs of the Anglican and Free Churches in recent years ) and the lesson , address and blessing by the bishop , relayed across the harbour from the east to the crowds lining the quay on the west cliff . 

A new hermit was supposed to get a licence or blessing from his bishop , but Rolle had no time for these forms . 

A MESSAGE of congratulations and blessing from the Pope will be read at a mass in Birkenhead tomorrow to mark Bishop Joseph Gray 's 50 years in the priesthood . 

And she can not wait for her wedding blessing in December next year -- on her fourth anniversary . 

The scheme has the reluctant blessing of the Bishop of Salisbury , the Right Rev John Baker . 

At least three vans regularly tour London persuading Jews to fulfil religious obligations -- inviting them into the vans to say prayers or recite the traditional blessings over bread and wine . 

Later , she wore an extravagant Russian-style creation for the church blessing . 

At the end of Mass , Canon Mulvaney presented the Papal Blessing to Mrs Pat Nicholls , chairman , who received it on behalf of the section . 

Hungarian kings , with papal blessing , attempted to conquer Bosnia and Hercegovina , in order to destroy the Bogomils , at the same time winning territory for themselves and souls for Rome . 

The blissfully happy couple had been married quietly at the registry office in Dublin on Wednesday afternoon and yesterday they received a special blessing from a Catholic priest at a secluded hotel in the Wicklow Mountains . 

Apply gentle pressure to the dog 's hindquarters to encourage it to sit . 

Her narrow waist emphasised the rounded curve of her hips and plump hindquarters . 

The hindquarters are the means of support and act as a leverage for locomotion . 

Diarrhoea is intermittent and although stained hindquarters are common , the fluid faeces which characterise bovine ostertagiasis are less frequently seen . 

Luke took the reins from him and struck the horse 's hindquarters with the handle of the whip . 

Nick got the impression that he was running round them , wagging his tail , wriggling his hindquarters , barking his tinny flatteries , his dubious sincerities . 

Peter 's all-boy class is also hard at work , and our attention is drawn to his observation of a pupil eating an apple in class . 

A detailed observation of the mother feeding the child can give a guide to the emotional nature of the relationship . 

The first known observations of Venus through a telescope were made by Galileo in 1610 . 

Interviews will be held with individuals , and there will be observation of selected households and their food practices . 

Accordingly , when Kepler first heard of Galileo 's telescopic observations , he was alarmed lest the satellites reported should be planets orbiting another sun . 

From my neighbourhood observation , morning and evening rush hours are due less to commuters than to mothers driving children to and from school . 

However , the following dialogue noted during a classroom observation , demonstrates how a teacher 's insensitivity can result in conflict with Afro-Caribbean young people . 

Participant observation is employed in many cases as a complementary method . 

Very few of these long-period stars are suitable for observation with binoculars . 

Social roles within each of the groups have been isolated primarily from the accounts given by fans and from prolonged observation in the London Road End . 

Why should observations through a telescope be preferred to naked-eye observations ? 

Wallace 's observation of up to thirty eggs in a nest therefore seems somewhat doubtful . 

YES , IT APPEARS THAT THIS KEELER WOMAN HAS BEEN IN A CLINCH WITH PROFUMO AND SOME RUSSIAN GEEZER

` They thought I would n't be quite so embarrassed if my bra was whipped off by some poor old geezer who was past it .

Danny was a determined old geezer but he was n't up to climbing a fire-escape in the middle of the night .

A lot of me mates are black geezers and some of them are a bit tasty " .

“ The drummer was a jazz geezer , the keyboard player was classically trained , the singer was a freak … he used to fall over onstage an ” all .

Not only did this geezer Kev Knowles agree to turn out for us , he also said he would look after the programme as long as he could incorporate a number of religious tracts .

We 'll get that French geezer -- wossisnmame , Canteena or something .

First up was Bob Mills , a loudmouthed diamond geezer from Hackney .

But it was nice to see all these old geezers with huge noses treating him as if he was a man .

In the rucksack in which she seemed to keep half her life she burrowed and came up with a biro and writing-pad . 

Too windy , they said , dumping five rucksacks of supplies in the snow , well below Base Camp Three , at 24,500ft . 

Davis checked that each man had a rucksack of bombs , a pocketful of fuses , benzedrine tablets , a full water-bottle and a loaded weapon . 

I placed my pipes and rucksack on the back seat of the jeep and informed the driver that I was going into the orchard for a last look round . 

With rucksacks on their shoulders and clutching their weapons , the group of desperadoes trudged up the main coast road , clearly silhouetted by the headlamps of passing enemy traffic . 

Placing the bagpipes in my rucksack I made my way back across the green to the orchard , expecting a summons at any moment to appear before Shimi Lovat . 

Safety pundits will be pleased to note that I received my just desserts that evening , on unpacking my rucksack and discovering that the action had mashed a forgotten egg sandwich into my hat . 

Broadly speaking there are three types -- daysacks , weekend sacks and backpacking rucksacks . 

I had a look at the bagpipes before pulling the rucksack onto my back , they seemed to be all right -- wonder when I 'll play them again ? 

I looked smugly at my heavy rucksack with its bedding , iron rations , matches , camera , thick woolly , good torch , spare batteries , toothbrush , towel and soap . 

We were all hungry , so began to search our rucksacks for food which did not require to be cooked . 

Andy throws the man 's rucksack into the shaft , then bends and takes the man under one armpit , trying to heave him up . 

There were Poles returning home after selling rucksacks full of sausages , butter , Polish vodka and cigarettes on West Berlin 's black market . 

A sense of humour and a small soft rucksack or carry bag to hold all this paraphernalia are useful . 

Carrying a rucksack or anything over your shoulder is likely to aggravate this . 

The following Monday Peter packed his rucksack and caught the train to Ipswich . 

I packed my rucksack , signed the visitors ' book , left my list of sightings in the common room and said my farewells . 

Welcome back : Thousands of teenagers will be packing their rucksacks to travel around the world this summer , and get away from the stress of exams . 

Usually they were ordinary cooking herbs that had been taken out of their original packaging , so visitors are advised to any herbs in their original jars or boxes . 

The fillets are wrapped in cling film with garden herbs and poached for six to eight minutes . 

Rue is an example of a common , well-known garden herb , with a long history of use , yet with properties that make it unsuitable for general use by the layman . 

Amongst the dead hogweed umbels and seed heads of willow herb there are clusters of ladybirds , packed into tight groups in every available crevice . 

On very special nights he was allowed to stand beside her hot tub in a steamy bathroom heated by a small portable fire and smelling of sweet herbs . 

Grasses gradually increase and after 10 years the appearance is mainly one of grassland with scattered clumps of tall herbs . 

Quite why food and diet have become of such interest in recent years is for the social historian to discuss , but there is no doubt about the present popularity of culinary herbs . 

It is like a man who sows round his garden flowers and aromatic herbs ; whenever he looks out , he sees flowers and aromatic herbs and is always in paradise . 

The aromatic herbs such as basil , lemon verbena , myrtle and pelargonium can also contribute a lot to the garden 's beauty . 

The monks of old began a tradition of growing aromatic herbs which still survives . 

Our own range of herb vinegars , jellies and chutneys is on sale here and we also sell a large number of dried herbs and spices . 

From these smoke-blackened beams Agnes Poley had hung her sides of bacon , her bundles of dried herbs . 

The cosy dining room has a lovely Jacobean fireplace , and a separate bar is decorated with an array of dried herbs grown in the herb garden . 

If you use fresh herbs , generally you will need three times as much . 

He tries to obtain fresh herbs where possible , and grows a few in his garden as a standby , although dried herbs do work if the fresh variety is not available . 

Snacks , salads , and a four- or five-course dinner using fresh and local produce and home-grown herbs and vegetables are provided . 

The dish is then sprinkled with chopped fresh herbs such as tarragon . 

Sprinkle the mixed herbs between each layer and finally slice the mushrooms and place over the top of the vegetables . 

Her champion contained mince , onions , mushrooms , tomato puree , mixed herbs and ` good old Oxo , " she said . 

A dish of crisp okra and one of basmati rice cooked in tomato juice and Indian herbs followed . 

I am a country living junkie and my appetite for magazines devoted to country life is insatiable . 

ACTRESS and one-time junkie Drew Barrymore , 17 , is to play Long Island Lolita Amy Fisher , in a TV film . 

CHART star Freddie Jackson is a secret clothes junkie who blows thousands of pounds each month on new threads . 

A report in the British Journal of Addiction says some carrot junkies eat up to five bunches a day and become desperate if deprived of their fix . 

Your brother may have been a junkie , but he was also my friend and I happened to love him ! 

This bizarre concept makes a mockery of any claim that the dolphin slaughter by the tuna industry is incidental , but at least the quota provides a limited measure of control . 

And so , the media was not kind after Sharon 's slaughter by the Manson disciples , hence Nicholson 's remark about Sharon having been murdered in the newspapers . 

The slaughter by Soviet troops of 20 peaceful Georgian demonstrators that year had made a secessionist of almost every Georgian . 

The traditional method of slaughter by slow strangulation might well seem revolting but that is admitted to be a ` waning practice " . 

The nuns claim that they were exploiting a loophole in the Zoonoses Order 1989 , which allows the slaughter of any infected flocks . 

At 5 a.m. on 13th February , 1692 , while the Macdonalds were still asleep in their humble dwellings throughout the glen , the Campbells began the slaughter of their hosts . 

Sick of the slaughter of his folk he journeyed through the war-torn land to the Shrine of Asuryan , determined to invoke the aid of his god . 

The Colonel started to talk about 1965-66 , the terrible slaughter of Communists and Chinese by the army and their thug friends in sarongs . 

On Aug. 25 FPR radio claimed that Habyarimana 's party , the National Republican Movement for Democracy and Development , was " indulging in the odious slaughter of peaceful , innocent and defenceless civilians " . 

Last year 11,000 people walked a total of 120,000 miles to raise cash and protest against the slaughter of whales . 

THREE conservation groups called yesterday for a boycott of Faroese fish in an attempt to halt the annual slaughter of pilot whales by the islanders . 

To General von Zwehl the slaughter of his triumphant corps was particularly galling . 

They condemned the traditional slaughter of thousands of pilot whales by locals of the Faroes , a cluster of islands between Scotland and Iceland . 

They had been hardest hit by new legislation which required regular testing of the flocks and their compulsory slaughter if salmonella was found . 

In 1858 a wild rabbit takes up residence in the garden ; Gustave forbids its slaughter . 

The film stars the actress , Alison Steadman , and shows the conditions for animals kept in fur farms , their slaughter and their skinning as well as the pain suffered in trapping in the wild . 

A report published by a review body for the Ministry of Agriculture has described the current badger slaughter policy of the Ministry as " unconvincing " . 

The Humble Petition of the Scunthorpe and district people sheweth That there is great opposition to any attempt to export live horses from this country for slaughter on the continent . 

The slaughter of around 30,000 peasants in the aftermath of a revolt in El Salvador in 1932 virtually eliminated the indigenous Salvadoreans . 

A decision by the South African goverment as to whether to carry out the proposed slaughter of over 30,000 Cape fur seals is imminent . 

Since children vary with respect to the ages at which they demonstrate any particular behaviour , norms represent an ` average " obtained from an examination of the developmental changes occurring in a large number of children . 

Examination of the data showing the interannual variability in zooplankton biomass at Ocean Weather Station P ( ref. 12 ) suggests there are decadal cycles , but the long-term systematic changes are not clear . 

An examination of the parenting arrangements following loss of mother showed that indifference and a low level of control had characterised the childhood experiences of a number of the women found to be depressed . 

Greater examination of vehicles entering the complex is now expected to be introduced , and additional security staff may be deployed . 

A post-mortem examination by Dr Alexander Gibson , a Home Office pathologist , gave the cause of death as carbon monoxide poisoning . 

If he was based at a school governed by the Church of England , then the Catechism would have to be recited , and some examination by a priest would be necessary . 

1.21 The plaintiff 's rights in relation to medical examinations by the defendant 's doctor have been redefined in two cases . 

Examination by a disposal team established that the contents were capable of causing damage or injury . 

By 1632 they had installed themselves in their own Hall , Cobham House in Blackfriars , where they embarked upon regularizing their trade and setting examinations for their Apprentices . 

Iain MacPherson was spared this when he failed the common entrance examination for Merchant Taylors . 

In the United States the American Cancer Society and the American Urological Association recommend an annual rectal examination for men aged over 50 . 

However , students taking resit examinations for exceptional reasons , such as an examination missed through illness , are usually allowed to count the full marks earned . 

Because of this pedigree , the opinions of the Left and of liberals have shied away from examination of the issue of morality in relation to crime . 

If all science were as Lendrem portrays it , we could ascertain everything by resort to introspection and examination of our own motives . 

We have already noted the sense of smell in our examination of the effect of the subtle essences and perfumes which emanate from the trees and herbs at a site . 

The main themes underlying this examination of poverty among older women may be summarised as follows . 

A careful examination of the reports of elemental diets having a favourable effect on Crohn 's disease , indicates that all of them had very low fat content ( 0.6 to 1.3% of total calories ) . 

An examination of settlement certificates confirmed this pattern , with three-quarters coming from within 10 miles . 

Likewise , if visitors have been allowed to walk around his premises without restriction then the court will take this into account in its examination of the claim . 

THE RESULT of a post-mortem examination on a man who died after collapsing at a rave party will not be known for another 48 hours , police said yesterday . 

Dr Kellett , who gave evidence of his post-mortem examination , said most of the injuries were consistent with blows from the flex , either looped or in a straight line . 

A demonstration is being arranged and our initial examination indicates we can contain this phase within the existing budgets . 

The proficiency examination will test accuracy , neatness , intelligent display and reasonable output . 

The examination of ` prejudice " needs to take into account the meaning of this ordinary word . 

Examination of sentencing in either the magistrates ' courts or the Crown Court on their own may also be misleading . 

This demands an examination of how the courts have interpreted shareholder interests , and a consideration of the theoretical and practical consequences of the modifications to the model . 

Screening for FAP in affected families presently involves annual endoscopic examination starting from 14 years of age . 

Employers would be prohibited from conducting a medical examination of any employment applicant , except for the single purpose of ascertaining ability to perform job-related functions .

Once a direction has been made it is the responsibility of the person conducting the examination or assessment to ensure that a child of sufficient understanding does in fact consent .

The Detective Chief Inspector , Mr Southwell , and I have been carrying out an examination of the scene .

The police must surely have carried out a more thorough examination of the rooms since the discovery of the body .

Other woodworkers will of course make a more detailed examination ; if only to discover the methods of construction .

Franks made his preliminary examination of the body , dictating brief comments to his secretary .

He was uneasily aware that sooner or later the police would be making inquiries about old Westbourne . 

A spokeswoman said : ` We are making inquiries into Peak Design . 

But these two guys got together : they are making inquiries , stirring things up . 

Acting Det Chief Insp Barry Hill said : ` At this stage we will be making inquiries in relation to all his movements . 

In the lobby , one of the dark-eyed beauties -- a sergeant , to judge from the three stripes on her sleeve -- received the English detective 's stumbling inquiry with sympathetic attention . 

We had numerous inquiries about buying a detector and taking up the hobby . " 

I could not make out where they were going , and made several inquiries without getting any answers save in Gaelic ; it might as well have been Hindostani . 

My impression -- and without a full inquiry such as might be carried out by the social service inspectorate it can be little more -- is that the assessment of the father and his partner had scarcely advanced . 

SHOE repairer Alan Potts announced his good news in big letters after being inundated with inquiries about his daughter 's new baby . 

He made the usual inquiries about her health and escaped into the kitchen to make the coffee . 

Hordes of listeners rushed to the beach to catch a glimpse of the star and the cameras , and inundated the radio station with inquiries about the exact location . 

Over the first course I made the usual polite inquiries about Sally 's new job and asked her what she had been up to for the last half-dozen years or so . 

Jovial inquiries about illegal subsidies to industry , Rover for instance , got short shrift . 

But the crash could have been avoided had the pilot taken a safer course , Sheriff Douglas Risk said in his report on an inquiry into the accident held 13 months ago . 

The issue has already prompted Environment Secretary Michael Howerd to order a public inquiry into the proposal . 

He wondered aloud how much evidence the United States would need in order to deal with these countries , pointing out that major strikes could take up to 60 days to assemble .

It drew on the Infinite Resolve `` phased campaign '' plan the Pentagon had begun developing in November 2000 as an addition to the strike options it had been refining since 1998 .

The Phase Two strikes and raids began on October 7 . The basing arrangements contemplated for Phase One were substantially secured-after arduous effort-by the end of that month .

As Arab armies massed on the borders of Israel in 1967 , the Israeli Air Force destroyed the air forces of Egypt , Syria , Jordan , and Iraq with a preemptive strike .

Other interesting stories from the NYT 's Iraq package report that 1 ) President Clinton 's decision to terminate the Iraq strike came just 15 minutes before the missiles were to launch ; and 2 ) The French are miffed at Sen .

The Special Operations plans were apparently conceived as another quick strike option-an option to insert forces after the United States received actionable intelligence .

He briefed Berger on the `` Infinite Resolve '' strike options developed since 1998 , which the Joint Staff and CENTCOM had refined during the summer into a list of 13 possibilities or combinations .

24 meeting will issue a `` balanced '' statement opposing fresh U.S. strikes against Iraq and also coming out against assistance to the Iraqi opposition in its goal of bringing down Saddam .

Clarke hoped the August 1998 missile strikes would mark the beginning of a sustained campaign against Bin Ladin .

The similar missile strike stories include maps of the attack sites and diagrams of the Tomahawk missile but little news .

The Secretary was informed of the second strike in New York during the briefing ; he resumed the briefing while awaiting more information .

Zinni was even less enthusiastic than Cohen and Shelton about follow-on cruise missile strikes .

Tim Russert grills him on the issues : Trump advocates a pre-emptive strike on North Korean nuclear facilities and declares nuclear proliferation his highest priority .

The WP reports that a spokesman for House Ways and Means Chairman Bill Archer complained about Clinton 's `` pre-emptive strike against tax relief . ''

In fairness , we note two points : First , in December 1998 , the principals ' wariness about ordering a strike appears to have been vindicated : Bin Ladin left his room unexpectedly , and if a strike had been ordered he would not have been RESPONSES TO AL QAEDA 'S INITIAL ASSAULTS 141 hit .

Even with a bunch of terrorists conveniently assembled in a single spot , the cruise missile strike in Afghanistan was self-defeating : It no doubt guaranteed Osama Bin Laden 10 new recruits for every terrorist who was killed .

Example : `` It is dangerous for an American president to launch a military strike , however justified , at a time when many will conclude he acted only out of narrow self-interest to forestall or postpone his own impeachment '' ( Wall Street Journal editorial ) .

Even Clarke 's note challenging Rice to imagine the day after an attack posits a strike that kills `` hundreds '' of Americans .

Finding his woods `` infested '' with an endangered species , the red-cockaded woodpecker , a North Carolina landowner launched a preemptive strike .

'' The first strike would therefore only be the prelude to a long offensive . ''

With Hillary and Chelsea Clinton already in Istanbul , and Bill Clinton due there from Ankara later this week for a summit of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe , the Guardian of London fronted Monday the claim that the disastrous earthquakes in northwestern Turkey were `` a prelude to a cataclysmic strike in Istanbul . ''

By the next evening on CNN 's Capital Gang , O'Beirne had fused her two salient NewsHour points -- the IMF smells like corporate welfare and a unilateral strike against Iraq is warranted -- into a Unified Bill Clinton Theory .

USAT puts Clinton in Mexico on page nine , leading instead with the Army 's expected announcement today that it will initiate the creation of quick response `` strike forces '' of 3,000 to 5,000 troops to ultimately replace its current World War II-era organization based on divisions of between 12,000 and 15,000 soldiers .

Otherwise there was mostly gloom in Europe , about the prospect of NATO strikes on Serbia .

( The first wave will be cruise-missile strikes on radar and communications centers .

A WP front-pager continues the review of the U.S. 's strike on the Sudan in retaliation for the embassy bombings .

The Joint Staff 's deputy director for operations agreed , even though he told us that later intelligence appeared to show that Bin Ladin had left his quarters before the strike would have occurred .

Zinni 's planners surely considered the two previous times the United States had used force to respond to terrorism , the 1986 strike on Libya and the 1993 strike against Iraq .

But none of the officials we have interviewed recalled that an opportunity arose at that time justifying the consideration of a strike .

CENTCOM added a new `` phased campaign '' concept for wider-ranging strikes , including attacks against the Taliban .

The election will have to be rerun , but Carey may have the advantage because he triumphed in the strike .

USAT says some of the strikes targeted Iraqi Republican Guard bases in southern Iraq and that two people had died in Baghdad and 30 were wounded as a result of hits there .

Clinton 's quick retaliation seems less bold considering U.S. intelligence felt a strike against bin Laden was justified prior to the Aug. 7 embassy bombings .

After the August 1998 missile strikes in Afghanistan , naval vessels remained on station in or near the region , prepared to fire cruise missiles .

, relatively low civilian-casualty ) strikes and Saddam escapes , as he did in 1991 , the Republicans can charge him with timid leadership ( unsurprising from a chicken who dodged the draft ) .

He is also quoted saying that other strikes were `` not as successful . ''

Experts speculated that the announcement of the proposal -- which can not become policy until after parliamentary elections later this year -- was aimed at warning Pakistan against a first strike and at reassuring the world of India 's sense of nuclear responsibility .

In Phase Two , air strikes and Special Operations attacks would hit key al Qaeda and Taliban targets .

Rather one asks , ` Had he known of the defect , what type of damage could the seller at the time of the contract reasonably have predicted ? " 

For then if the price is set at P the quantity traded will equal the quantity that buyers and sellers at the end of period t -- 1 thought optimal at that price . 

Do n't forget to ask the seller for the ` spare " set of keys to the vehicle you are buying . 

An estoppel is raised when the original owner by his statements or conduct leads the innocent purchaser to believe that the unauthorised seller in fact has the right to sell the goods . 

A labour market can be defined as the area in which buyers and sellers of labour services come into contact with one another . 

She will no longer be Miss , Mrs or Ms Jones , secretary , teacher , nurse , or producer or seller of merchandise . 

The seller of specialist magazines grimaced when she smiled and as he pushed the door shut to the frisky chiming of the bell he grunted , ` Try the showroom , they might know . 

In this extreme case , the tax would be paid by the producer or seller of whisky . 

Notice that in lending on mortgage and buying liquid assets , the society is authorising transfers from its own bank account to the accounts of the borrower and the sellers of the liquid assets . 

The buyer of the contract has made 100 profit which he receives from the seller of the contract . 

The seller of an option contract , or option writer , has a set of possible returns which is the exact opposite of that of the buyer of the contract . 

It was held that the seller could not recover any of the price since the buyer was no longer the owner of either of the cars , the ownership having reverted to the seller on the resale . 

The former chairman of ICI has been offering advice to everyone from fruit sellers to factory owners . 

Such a state of affairs provides the seller with a unique opportunity to exploit the relatively weak bargaining position of the investor . 

Where documents of title are involved it will usually turn out that the buyer transfers to his sub-purchaser the same document of title which he received from his seller . 

If the purchaser does so , then he has no quarrel with his seller . 

An interrogation of all our fanzine sellers has revealed that none of these devoted Darlington fans actually said those fateful words . 

Our staff of experienced book sellers will help you find any US title in print . 

In this Windle and Maidwell are described as glass sellers , whilst Thomas Gunson has become a pawnbroker . 

As a result , chewing gum sellers and the successful carpenter who has his own furniture business , fall within the same category . 

Fred Brimacombe , lobster seller , Plymouth , on the city council 's proposal to stop fishermen killing lobsters by throwing them into boiling water . 

Paper seller Gerard O'Hare , 18 , had just got home when two members of the outlawed Ulster Freedom Fighters burst into the house with guns blazing . 

As an indication of the mood of the crowd , the fanzine seller before the game said : ` This is the sack Frank Gray issue . " 

New insurance scheme covers home buyers and sellers against the expense of lost fees if a purchase of sale falls through . 

Watched an Open University programme in Dixons window and said ` Morning " to all the early morning newspaper sellers and market traders who passed by . 

Ken also played a man selling luminous leprechauns and a newspaper seller talking inconsequential nonsense to the proprietor of a coffee stall . 

Pat Thoirs , a newspaper seller from Minors Crescent , Darlington . 

After all , the property companies were all forced sellers , they needed to sell to survive . 

` Their effect will be to require the same accuracy of description in relation to property sales as is already required of sellers of goods and other service providers . 

The queue for tickets was long and the ticket seller was lazy . 

In the gilts market the only seller was the Bank of England , which officially off-loaded £1.6 billion of paper . 

The election result has diminished the fear of an asset ` meltdown " as middle-class mortgage-payers became forced sellers of their houses after Labour 's confiscatory tax plans . 

Suppose now that Pry and the seller of the house have reached agreement on the sale , but no formal acceptance of Pry 's offer has been drawn up by the seller 's solicitors . 

Following the passing of the Development Land Tax of 1976 , all land acquisitions by authorities were made at a price net of any tax payable by the sellers of development land . 

Claude Arkell and his forefathers have much to be thanked for . 

William was in one of his father 's two dwellings on High Street , while Thomas had taken over one of the original Fountain Lane/Cowards C Batch houses built by his forefather William a hundred years before . 

She heard his cry , perhaps the battle cry of his northern forefathers when they prepared to attack . 

` Do you think , " said Bishop Jon , ` that your husband and his forefathers have never seen storms before and do DB n't know what standing orders to give ? 

Do you expect me to send food and wine to the men whose forefathers took mine to wretched imprisonment in Genoa ? 

Public transport to Roos is poor : without a private car , residents are as isolated as their forefathers were . 

Years of breeding were in that voice , as if her forefathers spoke through her , all those who had been lords here when  Master Higham 's kin had been peasants . 

But remarkable though they were , his English forefathers seem to have meant little to Richard himself -- and this despite the fact that the old Germanic god of war was among their number . 

If possible , life was harder even for these ragged redskins than it had been for their forefathers after the war with Rope Thrower , when their livelihood had been deliberately burned away from them . 

Mr Kinnock was coming to terms with his disappointment at his Ealing , London , home yesterday where he threw a barbecue party for family and close friends . 

Paul Merton has decided to hold a party for some of his friends . 

He was giving the party for his brother , visiting London again now , at the end of the summer . 

` I 'm having a little party for a few select friends , tomorrow night . 

Former headmistress Mary Liverseed held a party for friends at her Billingham home when she celebrated her 101st birthday on Saturday . 

The picture shows them performing a hoop item before physically handicapped class members from St. Joseph 's Hospital , at an annual party for the disabled . 

On 16 August 1987 he was on duty in plain clothes and as a result of a radio message attended an incident following a wedding party in West London . 

He 's been in that place before , at Sam 's party , and he knows there 's a mooring dock along one wall . 

I could n't keep away from my darling brother 's anniversary party , now , could I ? 

Always referred to by the locals as ` the Spanish " , they had their own school ( where the Hotel Monte Carlo is now situated ) and the New Year 's Eve parties here were particularly popular . 

For most of the brides , their farewell party ( usually accompanied by a small presentation of wedding presents ) , was the last they saw of printing office life . 

A matter of days after his home-coming party , David was back on tour , this time in the UK . 

As he left , the engineers were on their third cup and discussing last week 's retirement party . 

This year the big attraction at Christie 's summer party was the Badminton Bureau , a truly magnificent piece of furniture for which I was told a special place was built at Badminton House . 

The anniversary 's been marked with a Mad Hatter 's tea party , held in torrential rain . 

Most people who have been seasoned by these violent irruptions stay indoors , where they hold typhoon parties , or watch the progress of the storm on the television . 

Up to 10,000 are expected at the 12-hour party scheduled to begin at 8pm tomorrow on a private estate . 

Nine days after taking the drug at a friend 's 21st birthday party Rachel , 25 , still has vivid flashbacks which could haunt her for the rest of her life . 

Diana insisted that she had been in her apartment , exhausted after a late night at the Ritz hotel where she and Prince Charles had attended Princess Margaret 's 50th birthday party . 

That I 've got to go north for my Aunt Mabel 's seventy-fifth birthday party . " 

In June 1933 Edward gave a birthday party for Wallis , and during the next few months he visited the Simpsons ' flat in London almost every day . 

I remembered a quarrel we had , driving home in our Morris Thousand from a dinner party in Highgate . 

At a Philadelphia dinner party given by collector Henry McIlhenny , Cooper met a willowy twenty-three-year old budding decorator named Billy McCarty , the son of an Air Force Colonel from Miami Springs . 

SIR BRYAN THOMSON threw an impromptu dinner party at Prince 's Lodge that evening . 

My two daughters are lucky enough to go frequently to their friends ' parties , invariably attended by a dozen or so children clutching a present which has cost their parents between and . 

Tomorrow a big party is being held for friends , children , grandchildren and great grandchildren . 

Oxfordshire Social Services are hosting a party for the remarkable couple who 've welcomed more than one hundred children into their family . 

Finally he also became Overlord of Wales , in 831 , before his death in 839 , probably aged about sixty years . 

When , with the death of Ferdinand in 1065 , civil war broke out between his surviving sons , Rodrigo commanded the army of his overlord Prince Sancho . 

The year 1165 also saw growing unrest in Saxony , where Henry as leader of the Guelphs , had gradually increased his power and field of influence , originally with the encouragement of his imperial overlord Frederick . 

He was overlord of vast lands hereabouts , the only earl south-east of Forth , feudal superior over many lordships and baronies . 

In 66 AD the Jews rebelled against their Roman overlords in Palestine . 

These wars were inspired by a belief that Louis XIV of France hoped to become the overlord of Europe , and that he wanted to restore the Catholic James II or his descendants to the throne . 

Philip , as overlord of Brittany , at once claimed custody of Geoffrey 's two daughters , and threatened to invade Normandy if Henry II did not hand them over . 

Philip would doubtless be gratified by an explicit recognition of his position as overlord of Aquitaine and Toulouse and might well concede something in return . 

Offa had been overlord of much of southern England , but in 796 Kent rebelled under Eadbert Praen [ q.v . ] . 

Adalbert of Bremen claims to be spiritual overlord of the Orkneys and Norway : do you want to set a precedent there ? " 

He said a suggestion that he was a criminal overlord in Glasgow was nonsense and that he could not understand why he had a reputation as the godfather . 

It would appear otherwise , at times , due to wording of newspaper articles . 

But it is the wording of the new contracts which appears to have prompted the strike . 

I do not intend to give the precise wording of a regression session on these pages because some readers might try to use it in the wrong way . 

Again the wording of the stories is either identical or very similar ( for example , compare Matthew 3:7-10 ; Luke 3:7-9 ) . 

Her first step was to contact a solicitor to advise her on the wording of any reply to Prince Philip 's devastating letter . 

Any problems with the wording of the draft questionnaire should show up at this stage and can be corrected before the real investigation starts . 

If an individual item can not be matched , the wording of this clause should be brought to the attention of the policyholder . 

Erm yes you you you 'll know from my evidence that I have certain reservations about the detailed wording of this of this particular criteria . 

It was at that meeting that Dista proposed a new wording for the Data sheet -- the standard form of recommendation to doctors on how a drug should be administered . 

` My Dear Prime Minister , " he began , pausing to consider the correct wording for such a momentous letter . 

The crucial question on secondary picketing is the definition of the wording in Labour 's policy document : " where there is a direct interest between two groups of workers of an occupational or professional nature " . 

It appeared that the UK and other industrialized Commonwealth countries had prevented the inclusion of wording in the Kuala Lumpur statement which would have called for yet more radical measures on debt relief . 

The paper 's final wording is a classic piece of commission fudge . 

Your wording was not quite good enough John , because there is n't going to be a manual for finance monitor or a manual for health monitor . 

` The officers are concerned especially about the wording on the disclaimer notice issued to NBS participants . 

Of particular interest is the strong wording on the question of shortages : 

Universities and colleges are looking to expand their intakes , but are drawing on a shrinking population of 18-year-olds . 

Rather , I see the population of plants trapped in narrowly constrained evolved ruts , bearing the battered imprint of recent and not-so-recent selective and other forces . 

Such studies do not give a true reflection of population needs , nor may the clinical indices used to predict survival or estimates of prognosis be applicable in the wider population of patients with severe acute renal failure . 

Kuhn discusses the Galaxy 's structure and development first by describing its star population and the interstellar medium , paying attention to the intimate relationship between the two . 

As the main purchasing authority , DHAs were given the responsibility for ensuring that the health care needs of their resident population were met . 

The lake is also noted for its bird population and more than 350 species have been recorded . 

The trust wants to gain an insight into the county 's butterfly population . 

Amazed by the Egyptians ' devotion to their cat population , he felt inspired to comment on certain aspects of the behaviour of the felines . 

Britain 's goat population is on the up … there are now more than a hundred thousand kept in this country . 

Two hot summers in succession have helped Britain 's hare population to increase by 20 per cent during the period 1989-90 , according to the annual survey of the Game Conservancy . 

A succession of warm winters has led to an explosion in the adder population , as the moles and voles they prey upon have got more plentiful . 

Members of the project envisage that up to 50 more birds may need to be introduced over the next two years before a self-supporting sea eagle population can be established . 

Dramatic effects of the acidification of water courses on fish populations have been claimed . 

While the plays served to glorify God and instruct the largely-illiterate population in the basics of the faith , the cycle was also intended to reflect the wealth and prestige of the guilds . 

That is , each of the samples should be a random representative sample of the whole user population in a specific geographical location and in a given time period . 

You state that Cuba is not testing its drug-users for HIV when in fact the country is testing its entire adult population for the virus . 

But such aspirations may easily be frustrated when managerial priorities are that a local population of mentally handicapped people is routinely visited and monitored and that recurrent crises are dealt with by team members . 

For the very first time , the leadership of all the major constitutional nationalist parties in Ireland , representing 90 per cent of the nationalist population , had abandoned the concept of the tyranny of the majority will . 

In one area he was fortunate enough to gain access to doctors ' lists , which contain the names of most of the population since nearly everyone of every age is registered with a general practitioner . 

To take the barbel in the Hampshire Avon as an example , some Middle Avon fisheries contain a small population of big fish and others like the Severals have quite a number to go for . 

Arid and semi-arid lands occupy one-third of the earth 's surface and support a population of 700 million people . 

These ponds support a significant population of wintering wildfowl , principally Mallard , Tufted Duck and Pochard , with smaller numbers of other species . 

The many small creatures of the oriental forests support a population of small predators . 

Mountain and spring streams support populations of arctic char Salvelinus alpinus ; tundra streams support grayling Thymallus arcticus , which spawn in their sluggish waters . 

Zimbabwe supports controlled culling of its large elephant population and has been looking for legal ways to cover the costs . 

Many bacteria can also be isolated from insects and may be important in the natural control of insect populations , but the only bacteria which have been extensively studied and used as pest control agents are Bacillus spp . 

There is also consumer resistance to products that do not have an immediate effect on the pest populations several days may pass before the bacteria have a noticeable effect on the pest . 

Unexpectedly , vertebrates apparently do not produce the enzyme cellulose and the process of cellulolytic degradation can occur only with the aid of populations of anaerobic bacteria in specialised fermentation chambers in the alimentary tract . 

But , obviously , do not wash all the media in one go : stagger the chambers at weekly intervals , so there will always be a large enough population of nitrifying bacteria left . 

In one way or another they ` infected " the youthful planet with living organisms -- perhaps , before their departure , they emptied out their chemical toilets , leaving a thriving population of bacteria . 

As noted in an earlier chapter , the Irish republican population had been hyper-sensitive about that body of men with its ruthless reputation . 

As longevity increases , one way to promote optimum health in the elderly population is through active use of each body system . 

It is not hard to find suitable populations of bodies that could give rise to the observed range of crater sizes today -- more on this in section 6.4 and in Chapter 8 . 

These relative numbers indicate that the three planets were exposed to populations of small bodies in which there were the same relative numbers of bodies with various masses . 

Lymphocytes make up the predominating population of cells in site of florid chronic inflammation with many of the cells in a metabolically activated form . 

This involves stimulating through microelectrodes of the son used in single unit recording studies ( see below ) , with very low currents at a level calculated to affect a small population of adjacent cells or fibres . 

However , these cells were embedded in a much larger population of cells that were non-specific in their requirements . 

Analysis of timing mechanisms requires a synchronized population of cells or embryos . 

For example , if x=4 , and there were 20 labelled cells in a population of 1000 cells , it could be assumed that the cell population represented 20/4 , or five hemicrypts . 

Since there are large populations of non-neuronal cells in brain tissue , we used a neuronal cell line to determine the position of these sites . 

Jaffray started by targeting boroughs with a high black population ( although the children were subsequently selected purely on merit ) . 

The local school , with a maximum roll of 150 , serves both the civilian population of the parish and the children of uniformed staff at Normandy Barracks . 

Amongst the general population of children in ordinary schools , about a sixth have special educational needs of one kind or another . 

As Montgomery ( 1981 ) points out , the Makaton Vocabulary is not suitable for the general population of deaf children due to its limited vocabulary size . 

Firstly , they showed that improving the vitamin A intake of at least some populations of young African children can substantially reduce their mortality . 

She rested on the boulder and from it looked down to where the river ran shallow and offered a breeding ground to a lively population of insects . 

Sometimes rapid chemical treatment is the best strategy ; early spraying can check a population of some migratory insect pests before the natural enemies arrive . 

The presence of these large populations of insects , whirring and buzzing through the air of the ancient forests , was eventually to play an extremely important part in a revolution that was taking place among the plants . 

The crucial point to notice about it is that the entities whose ` fitnesses " are being compared are no longer individual organisms , but populations of organisms . 

Thus evolutionary change in a population of organisms can only track and respond to the changes in the environment , continually being wise after the event . 

1991-1992 saw the continuation of the University 's planned expansion towards a population of 5000 students by the mid-1990's . 

Of the University 's total population of about 16,000 students , over 3,500 are engaged in postgraduate work . 

A special carmine stick replaced rouge on the cheeks followed by a dusting of face powder . 

They gave the face , even in sleep , a look of clownish surprise , enhanced by the circles of rouge on both cheeks . 

She even blushed under the circles of rouge on her plump cheeks . 

Joy 's strawberry blonde hair did give her the look of a shop window dummy but under all her rouge and lipstick she could be decisive . 

She had dabbed powder over her lipstick to rob it of its bright crimson lustre , and she had forgotten the little pink patches of rouge that gave her cheeks their rosy healthy glow . 

Her hands shook so much that she smudged the rouge and had to start again . 

She had a light scarlet lipstick painted on her lips and she was undoubtedly wearing rouge . 

In practice , they so mistrust the secrecy and alleged profligacy of Central Office that they refuse to shell out . 

The virtuous Scottish doctor would certainly have been shocked by our modern profligacy . 

Under Mr Ciampi , the Bank of Italy failed to curb the politicians ' profligacy , but it never gave up trying . 

` Quite right , sugar-plum , " Mr Wormwood said , casting a look of such simpering sloppiness at his wife it would have made a cat sick .

` And I 'd like to find out what else you think , Mr Damian Flint , on our thirteen-hour flight to Hong Kong ! "

Mr R.F.Hickman from Stroud Road , Gloucester and Mr Thomas Mutch of Didcot in Oxfordshire

Mr Reid of North Berwick , suffered serious burns to his hands , arms , chest , back face and head in the incident last night .

Mr MacConachie , of Ashcroft Road , says he is highly honoured by the Royal appointment , which stems from his involvement in many community projects and charities .

Mr Carr , of Croft , near Darlington , was one of three people who jointly founded Dalepak in 1976 .

When Lydia answered the door , he removed his hat and said , ` Would you tell Mr and Mrs Oaks that Mr Brayton of Skiplam Grange would like a word ? "

The controls of the capturador were more complex than those of a kitchen model , but I recognized the unstop tab .

We are concerned that S. 556 's short timeframes for installation of controls could lead power plants to be taken off-line at important times , which could lead to electricity shortages .

With most plants needing to install control equipment to meet these requirements , it is likely that this approach would lead to installation of controls that become obsolete and stranded capital investments as additional requirements are promulgated .

Why do you press harder on the buttons of a remote control when you know the batteries are dead ?

The savings come from the opportunity to make cost-effective plant investment and retirement decisions with full knowledge of upcoming SO2 , NOx and mercury requirements , rather than investing in `` add-on '' control equipment to meet the requirements of each regulation .

There are three ground floor sitting-rooms , panelled and with Purbeck marble or carved fireplaces .

The room had a fireplace , sink , cooker and another feature which seemed to particularly arouse the curiosity of our visitor : an enamel bath below the window .

My room , like the front , was lit by a gas jet and had a small cast-iron fireplace , though fires were only lit when someone was seriously ill .

The cosy dining room has a lovely Jacobean fireplace , and a separate bar is decorated with an array of dried herbs grown in the herb garden .

The surroundings afforded by the meeting room in the Palace of Westminster , with its noble carved stone fireplace , its dark oak panelling and its traditional atmosphere of authority gave the proceedings a dignity which the announcements of Samuel , Woolton and others had lacked .

The coroner struck his customary pose in front of the empty fireplace .

In front of an open fireplace in the hall , a couple of large leather armchairs were occupied by two men in dark suits .

And she knew what chimney was meant ; the huge stone fireplace in the kitchen , large enough to roast an ox , with its stone seats cut into its sides , where a man might hide himself .

I wo n't go banging on about the open fireplace again , but to my mind that was certainly one of them .

Now the cottage displays its original circular brick bread oven which , at Withern , had been hidden behind a Victorian cast-iron fireplace .

This fine example of a 16th-century longhouse , with thick cob walls and open fireplaces , is set in fifteen acres of rolling countryside and commands magnificent panoramic views .

They sat at a table covered with a checked tablecloth and tiles clicked underfoot ( Mummy brought back the tiles from Spain ) , and there was a big , brick fireplace with horse-brasses and copper pans and the boiler in the middle for the central heating , where there should have been a huge fire .

The rooms are spacious and furnished to suit the Victorian features of the house , such as the marble fireplaces in the lounge and drawing room and heavy panelled doors .

The interior has beams , panelled walls , and inglenook fireplaces .

Inside there are old beams , inglenook fireplaces , oriental carpets and a warm and friendly ambience .

Silver cups -- golfing trophies -- crammed the mantelpiece over a huge arched brick fireplace .

The picture windows , thought Mrs Stych , were larger than any other picture windows in Tollemarche , and the huge brick fireplace in the living-room was festooned with real antique brass ornaments , ranging from a warming pan , top left , to a set of horse brasses , bottom right .

Lily stayed at her seat before the empty fireplace , her arms raised , the yarn stretched ready for Muriel to roll the ball of wool .

They had sat on opposite sides of the empty fireplace in the drawing room for some time without speaking , each wondering how the subject could be broached .

An awesome beast who figured in Egyptian legend , the Devourer sported the mane of a lion , the body of a hippopotamus and the jaws of a golden crocodile . 

Surely he wore the mane of a lion upon his head and clutched in his upraised claws , the lifeless body of a small child ! 

Trim your horse 's tail , beard ( not whiskers ) and fetlocks and pull his mane . 

But she could sense when he was getting her ready for a match and stood like a statue , even dropping her head for him to clip her mane . 

Had she not had her fingers hooked in the horse 's mane she would have been thrown . 

The males stay behind , for their showy manes would only disturb the hunt whose technique is stealth . 

A lion padded towards them with shaggy gold mane and blood-stained jaws , came straight up to the car window . 

The long , flowing manes and tails were like silk and their high-stepping stately walk was a delight to watch . 

The mane and the wing of the Corinthian pegasus are visible beneath and to the left of the corn ear of Metapontum . 

The horses all looked spruced up for the occasion with plaited manes , even the two disgruntled piebald ponies on which perched two identical solemn small girls . 

She tried it ; immediately she relaxed , her hands opened on the mane and she seemed to roll with the movements of her obviously good-tempered animal . 

They are said to be yellow or mottled brown in colour , often with seaweed-like manes . 

The American Quarter horses used in this type of riding have long tails and manes . 

Earlier this month , a pregnant mare was killed and mutilated in fields near St Austell , Cornwall , and 16 colts had their manes and tails cut in an attack near Weymouth , Dorset . 

There was the sweet warm fragrance of gentle heat and of silken bodies , and the salamanders tossed their manes , and sparks of light cascaded across Taliesin 's vision . 

It had refused to discuss an issue which to many was becoming a red herring in an attempt to win Presbyterian and , more importantly , Wesleyan support . 

With reluctance , Morton decided that he must make another attempt to identify the dead girl . 

You have made no attempt to mitigate your crime , and I am therefore obliged to sentence you to filing in the Main Archive . 

In an attempt to avoid rural unrest , Chamorro confirmed that it would be impossible to return land confiscated and distributed among peasants who now held legal title or that which had been confiscated for important public purposes . 

If there has been tricky manoeuvres I would have ignored the set course and followed my own , turning a circle if necessary : this was a schooling round , not an attempt to win a rosette . 

Gazzer could not disguise the grovelling tones of this clumsy attempt at flattery . 

There had been an attempt at a revolution in Russia , but then nobody concerned themselves much with the eccentricities of the world south of Cathcart or east of Camlachie , unless it might touch on trade . 

The Tower reputedly housed a library of treatises , grimoires , cyclopaedias and symposia second to none , collected by Roxborough and the group of Fifth Dominion magi who 'd first supported the attempt at the Reconciliation . 

Lloyd George 's attempt at a solution was to copy from Germany 's social insurance scheme and create a British variant -- National Health Insurance ( Gilbert , 1966 ) . 

His head dipped towards her , and she braced herself for another of his harsh , punishing kisses , knowing any attempt at escape would be a complete waste of time . 

such a post might be based in a region , so that a more concentrated attempt at servicing contract volunteers and developing networks is facilitated as ` an experiment " . 

TROOPS will be used to provide emergency cover in London from 2pm today in what the unions yesterday described as a ` political " attempt by the Government to escalate the ambulance dispute . 

Attempts by the anti-gamblers to block access to the casinos had led to the outbreak of fighting with the Warriors . 

[ See pp. 38080-81 for March 1991 crisis involving the apparent attempt by Serbia 's president Slobodan Milosevic to precipitate a takeover of federal power by the JNA . ] 

ABERDEEN fish processors are to go ahead with an export drive to France this week , in spite of attempts by French fishermen to block the import of supplies . 

Yugoslav prime minister Milan Panic survived an attempt by hardline nationalists to oust him yesterday and won a round in his power struggle with Serbia 's president Slobodan Milosevic . 

Erm and you know er you know they were , he 's saying when the landlords deliberately stopped lending there were many attempts by the peasants to organize credit agencies . 

Looking like the sort of accessories children may use in their doctors and nurses games , these rubbers with a white cross on the side are in fact a serious attempt from Switzerland to promote safer sex . 

I thought that was a brilliant attempt from a boy who really finds it hard to keep on the line , you know . 

A frenzied throng of waving people barred the attempts of Drew , on the shoulders of four of his largest supporters , to advance . 

There has been no British work to match the attempts of pioneering European and American historians to provide an overview . 

Certainly the size largest keiretsu have at their centre very influential banks , who in some cases , managed to deflect the attempts of the US Occupation to dismantle their organization . 

In 1915 the attempts of landlords to benefit from housing shortages , exacerbated by the cessation of house building and the influx of munitions workers to the Clyde shipbuilding yards and engineering works . 

Bazin had previously attracted strong criticism from US diplomats as being one of the most vociferous opponents of the diplomatic attempts of the Organization of American States ( OAS ) to restore Aristide to power . 

A GANG went on a killing spree , shooting five people dead , when a robbery attempt on a shop went wrong . 

It was their third attempt on the peak , having been repulsed twice by storms . 

Their reports of the attempt on Alan Dysart 's life were , however , as similar as they were familiar . 

We can , however , make some attempt at understanding the cognisant act on the model of a physical act . 

According to the itinerary Wednesday was a rest day but after a half-hearted attempt at browsing around the Keswick shops we decided that the call of the fells was too strong to resist and headed for the Langdales . 

Instead , we 'd uncovered , one by one , the inherent flaws that tarnish Dodge 's brave attempt at building a Euro-style sporting saloon . 

Perhaps we can now hazard an attempt at defining ` a good reader " . 

The only material they receive is the syndicated material which is sent out to everyone on the mailing list , and there is little attempt at placing original and exclusive material . 

Compare Dostoevsky 's attempt , frustrated by the good angel of his genius , to explain Raskolnikov 's motive for his crime . 

Suicide attempters are usually experiencing considerable personal unhappiness and social difficulties which often improve after their attempts ( p. 46 ) . 

His Aunt Deborah was fun , too : her attempts and failures at matrimony were a long-running serial story , presented comically . 

He approached Vickers and convinced them of his worth as pilot for their Atlantic crossing attempt . 

Barzel 's attempt failed by two votes and there were accusations of bribery being used to achieve the result . 

Whilst dieting I felt that my attempts were always too drastic . 

But she was n't obliged to return his kiss , and she did n't , keeping her mouth firmly shut , her body rigid in her attempts not to respond to him . 

He had reaped bountiful rewards where Sturt had again found his exploratory attempts frustrated . 

Clegg 's attempt ( 1976 ) to relate variations in trade union behaviour to the nature of collective bargaining is perhaps the best-known example of the general approach . 

What aspects of our ecclesiastical tradition facilitate and what create a barrier to our communication attempts ? 

I hoped they 'd be distracted enough to ignore our getaway attempt . 

After her marriage attempts were made to unseat her from the London School Board because of the alleged illegality of her name . 

The court will apply a test of whether the plaintiff 's rescue attempt was likely as a result of the breach of duty and whether the plaintiff acted reasonably . 

A supposedly famous photographer in the sixties , he was now most famous for the farce and frequency of his suicide attempts . 

Guido returned from another phone call attempt just after eight , looking doleful . 

Alas his final touchline conversion attempt drifted narrowly wide . 

In other incidents , an RUC superintendent died in a bombing and a major IRA prison escape attempt was foiled in Belfast . 

The father continued the suicide attempt but he was rescued by police . 

` Welcome Buffet " was a marketing attempt to jazz up the merchandising in the old Mk1 buffet cars , patently unsuited to the 1980s . 

Sometimes an actor makes an escape attempt in a Greenaway film ( notably Brian Dennehy in Belly of an Architect ) but Gambon is a model prisoner of his director . 

While there was a marked increase in referrals to the Samaritans during and after the showing of the series , there was no change in the number of suicide attempts during the relevant periods . 

The Ego , then , has a whole array of negative beliefs , payoffs and hidden agenda which limit or even wreck our lives , and block our attempts to programme what we want . 

The second influence we shall examine is the British attempt in the latter half of the nineteenth century to reconcile a tension between the romantic-historical and the positivist approaches to society by developing theories of social evolution . 

Mr Yeltsin secured the required number of votes in his third attempt in four days , just as President Gorbachov flew off for a visit to Canada prior to his summit with President Bush in America . 

Andrea Wallace did herself proud with the bronze medal and a personal best of 2-31-32 in the women 's race , only her second attempt after winning at Carpi . 

Magistrates threw out his first attempt by refusing to issue a summons . 

Last night sailors blamed upper-crust ` Yachties " for delaying rescue attempts by clogging vital emergency radio channels with chat about dinner parties . 

The original Cardiff festival in 1986 combined experimental improvisational work with an attempt to ` show " the kind of work being done -- something criticised by some as irrelevant and impossible to achieve in just two weeks . 

In an attempt to further his rugby career , McKenzie loaded up his car and headed north to Sydney and arrived at Randwick . 

` I was n't aware of the fact that I was being used to provoke your ` lovely Lotta " in an attempt to further your tempestuous love-life ! 

There was no attempt by either Salisbury or Kilmuir to use what one might call a prefect 's influence on the opinion of those they interviewed . 

Secondly , I had negotiated the entire map within my first four attempts . 

We arrived again at the street where we had heard the news of the assassination attempt . 

The assassination attempt on his life had been thwarted and his master plan on the Continent was going exactly to plan . 

It had been no accident , but rather a botched assassination attempt , which had set Alexei 's father down on Tarvaras . 

Motoshima had become a symbol of the right of free expression after he survived an assassination attempt by a right-wing nationalist in January 1990 . 

Assassination attempt on President of Adzharia by Vice-President 

The government has also failed to account for many hundreds who ` disappeared " in custody after an unsuccessful coup attempt in 1977 . 

Tchoungui and FochivýN1-NP0 had lost their previous posts following the abortive coup attempt of April 1984 , aimed at bringing Ahidjo back to power [ see pp. 33075-76 ] . 

Kyodo news agency , citing " informed Vietnamese sources " , reported on July 27 that a group led by Chea Sim had staged a coup attempt in Phnom Penh . 

The question centred on whatever impressions the American had gained from a discouraging experience , another failed attempt to resurrect a career that was seriously undermined by the beating he took from Mike Tyson two years ago . 

After Bela Kun 's failed attempt to establish a socialist republic on the Soviet model in 1919 , an administration was established in March 1920 with Admiral Horthy as regent . 

The current Fortran 90 specifications were born out of failed attempts by industry vendors in the US to update Fortran77 to Fortran8X in the late 1980s . 

The 30-year-old man , who has not been named , died despite the efforts of coastguards and ambulancemen , who tried to revive him after a failed rescue attempt by surfers . 

Edwards , who ran despite a knee ligament injury during his successful record attempt , admits he does not like to dwell on the punishment he is inflicting on his body . 

It was one of man 's more successful attempts at curbing the forces of nature . 

Another of Marco Polo 's largely successful attempts to rewrite history . 

Probably the most successful pat of the book is its account of pre-war attempts on the 8,000-metre peaks : the pioneering heroism of Wiessner , Merkl et al is described well . 

Whilst the unions ' attempts to regulate the use of the " new " temporary workers might prove successful , their attempts to organise " traditional " temporary workers seem much less likely to bear fruit . 

Although , in the early 1980s , the government made a successful attempt to make non-marketable debt more attractive , it is sales of marketable debt which remain the dominant means of funding the PSBR . 

The Methodist Church in Ireland was in session during an unsuccessful attempt by the government to quash the running of the referendum . 

No doubt the dead man had returned in an unsuccessful attempt to save his friend from a similar fate . 

On 1 February 1327 a Scottish force made an unsuccessful attempt to seize Norham Castle , and a little over two months later Bruce himself landed in Ulster . 

Like many semitechnical terms , it has suffered from overdefinition , and the history of literary and linguistic thought is littered with unsuccessful attempts to attach a precise meaning to it . 

In a period when ballooning was an activity only for itinerant showmen , any interest in flying invited ridicule , but he made several unsuccessful attempts to form a society to encourage aeronautical developments . 

Between June 9 and Aug. 31 there were five other hijackings of Soviet domestic flights ( three to Stockholm and two to Helsinki ) and nine unsuccessful hijack attempts . 

The strength of the protest vote against the mainstream parties was seen as reflecting popular disillusionment with their unsuccessful attempts to resolve the country 's long-running linguistic problems and to complete constitutional reforms [ see p. 38465 ] . 

Since the Del Mar organisers were given the 1992 final , they have built a £3 million arena alongside one of the finest race courses in the country . 

Kim Il Sung may have feared rumblings of discontent at the money spent on building the sports arenas and on entertaining delegates to the Festival . 

“ It was the Christians who constructed the arena and issued the challenge …

Jones is hoping for an offer of compensation from the local authority and must now look forward with added enthusiasm to 1991 , when Giants are scheduled to move into their own purpose-built , multi-sport arena . 

Step-family life is multi-dimensional and multi-faceted , making it a complex arena for parents and children to live in , or practitioners to work in . 

Some are just spectators , here for a gawk and a good time , but many of them have run to the Reich Chancellery terrified of Ivan , fleeing from what they imagine is going to happen when he gets his hands on them . 

In the process it invented mass entertainment , the 10-lane freeway and smog . 

A bicycle is to the medieval streets of Nepal what a convertible is to a California freeway : appropriate technology . 

Tens of thousands of residents simply jumped in their cars , clogging the freeways . 

And that was all that mattered as they cruised down the freeway , alone together in Zitney 's gleaming red hatchback . 

His friends were bikers who roared around the freeways of California . 

3.30AM I pass under the Santa Monica freeway and breathe a sigh of relief . 

As we approach the site , coming off the freeway , we get caught up in a four mile tailback , as there 's only one entrance to the fairground . 

The Britax Freeway ( £89.99 ) has a harness that adjusts to the correct fit at the touch of a button . 

The tastiest way to warm up is with a bowl of Boston 's traditional clam chowder with oyster crackers . 

Patrons could drink ` American Style " , with an entire bottle of Bourbon to mark for themselves while nibbling on cinnamon bark , stuffed olives , pickled herring , cloves , or dry salt crackers . 

The disappointment is vivid yet of the Christmas day when the postman arrived at last , hours late , and brought me only a long narrow box of crackers . 

Thérèse had to offer him the apéritif , Léonie the fluted glass dish of polished Japanese crackers . 

Bargepole Life is n't all baby oil and cream crackers , y' know 

The shepherd 's pie was followed by waiters carrying plates of nibbles ; nuts , crisps , salted crackers and more champagne . 

We eat cheese and rice crackers from a platter on the coffee table , and in the kitchen , Stewart , Gemma 's fiance , prepares supper on his new sushi-making machine . 

The drug it most closely resembles is PCP , an animal tranquilliser . 

Josie gave her a black coffee and then opened a kitchen drawer , bringing out bottles containing just about every prescription tranquilliser known to medical science . 

But if the pain is rooted in our past and is never brought into consciousness , we will need stronger and stronger doses of the tranquillizer . 

Some people have two or more equally strong primary addictions , for example anorexia and addiction to tranquillisers . 

She switched channels and continued , ` Lars , could you administer another tranquillizer for me ? " 

It starts in the morning with a ` purge to the head " -- a ` nasal " treatment in which medicine is administered through the nose and eyes , which is extremely painful -- and continues with regular administration of herbal tranquillizers , digestive powders and a sleeping pill at night . 

He said in a kindly voice , ` I 'll write you a prescription for sleeping pills , and a mild tranquilliser . " 

The highest rates of self-poisoning were among those who received antidepressants and minor tranquillizers . 

Observe that hypnotics , minor tranquillisers , pain killers and many other mood-altering drugs are cross-addictive with alcohol and with the various illegal addictive drugs . 

For non-phobic clients , homework tasks might include being more assertive in a specific situation at work , involvement in a relaxing leisure activity , or cutting down on prescribed tranquillizers . 

There are , however , many people who are addicted to tranquillisers of one sort or another . 

My mother , out of guilt , perhaps , became addicted to tranquillisers and drink . 

Doctors are now increasingly reluctant to prescribe tranquillisers for fear of being sued by patients who become addicted to them . 

She had seen her general practitioner a week after the separation and he had prescribed a tranquillizer . 

` I would n't have thought she was the type to take tranquillisers . 

Similarly , use of maladaptive coping strategies such as avoidance behaviour , taking tranquillizers , and visiting their GP , decreased , while the adoption of adaptive coping strategies , such as relaxation , increased . 

I wonder how many of you have experience of taking tranquillizers ? 

In an era of choice and ` needs driven " care , adequate support for people wishing to withdraw from major tranquillisers is not only absent but opposed . 

Of his attempts to realize this experience over again in his post-Siberian fiction , the bald Epilogue to Crime and Punishment is an early and unpromising instance . 

The Countess of Winchilsea describes the problem in ` An Epilogue To The Tragedy of Jane Shore " : 

Somewhere in the middle of the fourth book , Gray includes an Epilogue in which he invites readers to follow the text in one order but think about it in another . 

So I wrote the epilogue in Christian 's book , bringing his account up to date . 

It includes a 3 -- page epilogue on the Beijing massacre and the subsequent repression , largely based on his own eye-witness observations . 

Nevertheless the epilogue to the Pactus does provide a terminus ante quem for the compilation of the code . 

The glacier ends in a cliff that calves small icebergs that head seaward , grind to a halt when they hit the sand base of the river and dissolve in tears at the indignity of it all . 

Peter Blake , the skipper of Steinlager 2 , has pinned his course to the 50th Parallel , doubtless in an effort to avoid the icebergs ; Dalton seems willing to take greater risks . 

But satellite pictures received by the weather centre at the Falklands military base now show the iceberg moving straight towards the Falklands . 

The real villain of the piece is the master of the Titanic whose reckless onrush across the north Atlantic at full speed into waters known to be strewn with icebergs was quite unforgivable . 

Crossing the Bering Sea we spotted white hulks of icebergs in the straits between North America and Asia . 

Most of the specimens probably reach the edge of the continent and float away in icebergs , which gradually melt and drop their meteorites to the sea floor . 

P&H 's colour brochure includes pictures from around the world , from Norwegian icebergs to palm trees in Florida via the Olympic slalom course at La Seu d'Urgell . 

Large and white , Manabozho was believed to live on an iceberg , the smoke from his pipe taking the form of mist on the surrounding water . 

Then , floating at 30,000 feet above the icebergs of the North Atlantic , he was struck by the Great Idea . 

Our man on the iceberg was clearly miffed at not having been picked up . 

More than 1,500 lives were lost in the accident , which occurred when the supposedly unsinkable ship hit an iceberg . 

The main reason for the move is to team up with her sister Debbie who 's the club pro at the Thame Racquets and Fitness Centre . 

dBase is well worth considering if you 're a real database pro , if you 've got lots of existing dBase applications , or if you 've invested time and effort in building up your dBase expertise . 

I would play the amateur circuit to get some hard competitive experience , enter the qualifying school in Portugal at the end of the year , and be a fully fledged tournament pro in the following season . 

The status of the golf pro was elevated from serfdom to secular divinity in 20 years . 

Which is why the majority of golf pros insist on GORE-TEX fabric . 

Clubs such as this were rather like workshops with the old pros as time-served tradesmen who expected the young apprentices to clean their boots and learn their trade . 

The old pros used to test their caddies right at the start of the round by asking them , ` What do you have ? " , knowing full well what club it should be . 

Faldo has often been the butt of cruel comments from other US tour pros , who deride his application , attitude and pace of play . 

While all the other pros were complaining about the course length , Daly was revelling in it . 

Macci employs a staff of 11 full-time tennis pros during the school year . 

The insidious madness of Bruno ( who wants to ` swap murders " with an innocent tennis pro ) sneaks up on us slyly , and will not be shaken off . 

My casual opponents include a biographer , an entrepreneur , a political analyst , a tennis pro , a handyman , a philosopher and a hustler . 

They had selected a full-skirted velvet frock in a deep royal blue which set off her auburn hair . 

He said Hywel could take the dogs in the van but he would take her in her pretty frock in his clean car . 

` I need to be thin , to do justice to Monsieur F)x 's clothes , " Alice said , glancing down at her low-waisted frock of indigo-blue jersey . 

Not content with vamping it up in figure-skimming frocks with plunging cleavages and ribbon straps , we opt for the full dressing-up works , with long gloves , spindly stilettos , sparkling clutch bags and gleaming jewellery aplenty . 

Carrie dressed me up in one of her long droopy fancy frocks and Crystal draped a shawl round my shoulders and stuck a ring on every finger . 

In the end , a new Lycra frock is never going to give you the warm , rosy glow of friendship . " 

Joyce had made her a mauve embroidered organza frock salvaged as usual from the poor box . 

Elizabeth in a print frock looked very much more utilitarian than Lydia in her shirt and trousers . 

She showered , quickly slipped on her black wool frock , a string of pearls . 

And she sported the frock alongside Charles at a Windsor polo match . 

With rapid movements , she slipped out of the revealing dress and pulled a girlish white frock out of the wardrobe . 

The four of us plod silently through the darkness : Rufus and Des camouflaged in the night , me in my shirt sleeves , Tamsin in that white taffeta frock beneath my jacket . 

Even fashion -- everyone 's idea of a disabled person is someone in a grey NHS wheelchair , with a pink frock and big cumbersome boots . 

The collection could have provided the costumes for any blood-curdling remake of The Name of the Rose , but it certainly will not be offering its bewildered clients the perfect festive frock next season . 

Most of them were wearing their twin sets and pearls , cotton frocks , jeans and tops , Sid and Ethel Parkinson in evening dress from the fifties . 

Others I 'd just throw on a cotton frock and a pair of sandals to go out shopping . " 

She had changed into the cotton frock she 'd worn to the hospital that morning . 

What 's going to happen to that programme if it gets out that he likes to dress up in a green frock in the evenings ? " 

Dressed in a summer frock patterned all over with scarlet poppies , a scarlet silk scarf wound round her head , she looked devastatingly pretty . 

` Most men think Cleo is a boy just because I do n't dress her in pink frocks . " 

The blokes all put on frocks , like , an' the chicks get togged up in strides . 

So she put on her pretty frock and the scent that smells of yesterday and Hywel took the dogs in the van and she waited . 

As at Glyndebourne , the audience wears black tie and long frocks , and the food from the hampers is served in the pink-and-white marquee in the interval . 

She wore a linen knee-length frock the colour of sand , and it suited her . 

Thirty-nine new rooms open , showing French painting of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries

At Documenta IX , Angela Grauerholz showed a fascinating dialogue between her painterly photographs and paintings of the nineteenth century , which were juxtaposed in the Neue Galerie at Kassel .

Imagery drawn from Maccabean sources associates the Westminster paintings of that time with a French , rather than English , stock of images and iconography .

This intensive investigation of simple , solid forms culminates in the paintings of the late summer and autumn of 1908 , although by this time Picasso 's work was becoming less specifically Negroid .

Among other things , I was anxious to show him Chaldon Church , with its medieval wall painting of the Last Judgment .

Among the paintings of the 18C is a St John Nepomuk by Augusto Masucci .

He mainly collected Italian and Flemish paintings of the 16 and 17C and it appears that some of the paintings were bought from the Kunstkammer of Emperor Rudolf II .

I 'm always disappointed if there is n't a painting of his to look at when I open the magazine at his technical page !

Besides the colour reproduction , there was an old scale drawing , and an enlarged section of a painting of the last Tsar 's coronation , with the Relic in his right hand .

Best of all though , is the number of fine etched and engraved Life studies and to cap it all the two post-Cubist paintings of the Nude .

The paintings of the Thirties and Forties have not been seen in any sort of proper way and they are quite extraordinary , particularly that last group of interiors which Matisse painted between 1946 and 1948 .

They maintain the art of painting and drawing and sculpture as a figurative enterprise , and actually tend to be very close at certain points , certainly in their paintings of the 1930s .

There are some interesting furnishings and paintings of the Gothic , neo-Gothic and of c.1910 to be seen .

Among the sources she will find are critical reviews , articles , catalogues and books about New York painting of the 1940s and 1950s , which will remind her that Pollock died in 1956 .

Raab is showing key paintings of the last two years until 9 January .

The two last important painting collections acquired by the Historical Society were the Thomas J. Bryan collection of European and American paintings in 1867 , and the Louis Durr Dutch and collection in 1882 .

Those figures compare with £1.49 million raised in the sale of British paintings in November 1992 and £1.12 million in the comparable sale of a year ago .

But apart from the occasional buyer , Modigliani 's paintings remained stacked in a corner in Zborowski 's apartment and the price was depressingly low .

Suddenly the memory of the négligé hanging on the door in Luke 's house and Elise 's painting in the corridor outside his room struck a chill .

In fact Ruth thought , his features were very like those of a man in the reproduction of an Italian painting which had hung in the Longhills " drawing room .

This was manifested not only in the precise , artistic and critical response by Indian peoples to European paintings , but also in connoisseurship within the colonising ranks .

Falling prices for 1-megabit chips erode prices for the coming generation of 4-megabit DRAMs .

The emulators on third generation computers indicate another possible solution .

New generations of memory chips normally arrive at 30-40 times the price of the industry 's mainstream product .

The second generation of machines will be much more complex than the first , for it will include machines capable of repairing and even reproducing the first generation !

One of a new generation of slow down utilities which caters for high speed 80386 and 80486 computers .

Turbo/kerosene will experience growth as a new generation of aircraft is introduced but the growth in turbo-fuel demand will be partly offset by a decline in the use of kerosene for home heating .

Hitachi Ltd plans to add IBM 's low-cost desktop personal computers to its product line under the Hitachi name to fill customer demand for a new generation of cheap machines .

Microsoft have already moved strongly to meet the new generation of MS-DOS multimedia computers which is about to emerge .

The present generation of videocassette machines does not respond speedily or accurately to the stop , rewind , replay sequence you go through in intensive listening to identify every word .

One of the most powerful features of the current generation of home computers is their graphics .

The present generation of particle accelerators can collide particles at energies of about one hundred GeV , and machines are planned that would raise this to a few thousand GeV .

Most assembly work is still too complex to be done by the present generation of relatively senseless machines .

Gary Kildall , whose Digital Research created the CP/M operating system for the first generation of personal computers , did not jump at IBM 's offer .

The fly-leaves are entirely covered by copies in his handwriting of the best-loved poems and passages [ of Shelley ] . "  

Because of its size and cost , copies in folio were of necessity confined to persons of substantial means . 

This is a copy in Parian marble of a bronze statue by the fifth-century Argive sculptor Polyclitus , whose works were much admired in imperial Rome . 

UI says its member companies are now circulating the document among users estimating they have about half the copies in print . 

Professor Stephen Hawking 's popular guide to cosmology has sold more than a million copies in hardback around the world . 

any record material on the systems had been saved by staff printing them out into paper copy thus rendering the computer held versions only reference copies in a convenient medium . 

Three copies of the video are due to each of you , and I wonder if you could let me know what format and standard you would like these to be supplied in ? 

The wicker industry began with the manufacture of copies of cane furniture -- popular at that time in Germany and Britain -- for the British families , and then for the hotels in Funchal . 

` You have a complete copy of the ship 's data core stored in your brain . "  

He had seized the opportunity while they dined to make another copy of a revolutionary tract calling for an end to French rule . 

Copies of the proceedings are available from Prof M H Lee , department of Computer Science , University College of Wales , Aberystwyth , Dyfed . 

Available in blue , black and red ink , it can be used in all writing situations , but is especially effective when carbon copies are required or when a very clear , precision line is needed . 

For example , take Tokai 's notorious early '80s Fender copies : at long last , affordable , pro-quality guitars with classic looks for the impoverished working musician . 

Creed had smiled to himself as he had slid the Xerox copies back into the envelope . 

The recent appearance of low-price Rickenbacker copies from Encore and Tanglewood calls for a bit of discussion on the replica guitar business in general . 

At last , one very persistent councillor received a copy of ` Effective Intervention "  , and eventually Mr Lee admitted there was no Orkney document . 

These require … yes you guessed it , a small furry creature and a copy of ‘ Guns And Psychos Monthly ’ ( it 's an Action Replay cart , you prat — Ed ) . 

In fact I have just received a copy of ` Transport in the 1990s "  , which is an information pamphlet from the European Commission setting out the European Community 's strategy for transport . 

It is therefore a good ideas to make copies from fairly early on of all language and anthropological materials , and to keep them in other places , such as a technical studies department or headquarters office . 

I learnt , many years later , that they paid over £30 to have a book of poems printed , and that it sold two copies . 

My contractions started at midnight -- not very considerate bearing in mind how much I need my sleep . 

In accordance with section 605 ( b ) ( 5 ) , the Commission notes that the proposed Rule and Order does not duplicate , overlap or conflict with any other relevant federal rule .

Both the proposed rule and the final rule were reviewed and approved as complying with the requirements of the Order based on the information supplied by FSIS , including the initial and final Regulatory Impact Analyses .

It is astonishing that he should have made a riposte about housing benefit being available to the poor for housing costs and to have given the impression that he was in favour of housing benefit. 

This account provoked an immediate riposte from Postman (1955), who objected that no mechanism had been specified to explain the process by which differentiation occurs and argued that associative processes constituted a possibility. 

BJORN BORG has a typically stubborn riposte to those saddened by the sight of one of the game's greatest champions being reduced at times to a level barely above that of a novice . 

A riposte to that argument was provided by Sea Containers, the shipping group headed by James Sherwood. 

This was not percipience in my mother, but a belated riposte to my revelation, the day before, of the role of the chrysanthemum in foreign culture . 

She composed her most important poem, The Woman's Labour: an Epistle to Mr. Stephen Duck, as a riposte to his comments about the idleness of rural women . 

The English socialist William Morris was so appalled that he published News from Nowhere as a riposte to Bellamy . 

She had imagined many different types of verbal duel with Edward and had practised her ripostes , but not this one. 

In her polemical riposte to those scholars and clerics and poets of her time who resisted women's advancement in letters or other learning , Pizan flourishes a dramatic catalogue of female high achievers and heroines, from Judith to Circe. 

`You 'll be wanting us to stand round the piano singing hymns next, " said his mother unfairly, and forestalled his indignant riposte by replacing the receiver. 

Wellington's riposte was that she had never been to South Africa, while he had and was therefore in a position to judge properly . 

`Better than singing boastful tunes like `Rule Britannia " as though you Brits weren't beaten hollow by us poor rebels, " was her riposte to that . 

Considering Maurice's wife was an exceptionally plain woman, there were a good many ripostes Charlie could have made , ripostes which might have been transparently insulting. 

Yet few among the Scotland captain's admirers could have predicted he would fashion such a heroic riposte . 

Club secretary Bryan Ayres confirmed that the Underhill switchboard had been jammed by fans ringing in to voice their displeasure at Fry 's sacking . 

In more extreme manner we might wish to register our displeasure at the felling of a row of fine trees for a road-widening project by saying that they had the right to be left in peace . 

As well as prophesying the triumph of ` the Saints " and the destruction of their enemies , Anna also declared God 's displeasure at Oliver Cromwell 's being made lord protector on 16 December 1653 . 

The local people took this as a sign of displeasure from the Almighty who was shutting the doors of his house against his sinning congregation . 

Jenna had never heard her own name said with so much accusation and all she could do was nod her head , words sticking in her throat at the blast of displeasure in the dark voice . 

His practice of hunger-striking when detained has attracted international attention and the displeasure of the authorities , and led to his release from custody earlier this year . 

In 1964 came another example of the General 's realism when , to the displeasure of both America and Russia , he entered into diplomatic relations with China . 

Ine did not allow the displeasure of Canterbury at his failure to agree to a partition of the diocese of Winchester to drive him into action on the matter , despite threats of excommunication . 

On the day the lights were at last put up , Ceauşescu appeared and showed his displeasure with the design . 

The USA had been withholding agreement to the guarantees to indicate its displeasure with the absence of progress towards a peace settlement . 

He made a stately , somewhat forbidding exit , his displeasure plainly visible to all around , his mien daring unkind souls to snigger . 

In fact , it was the sort of autonomy that Dustin had already won on his last two pictures , and would retain , much to many directors ' displeasure , in most of his future ventures . 

Earlier this year , Dharam , his son and heir , committed suicide after incurring family displeasure over his choice of bride . 

The British allowed other principles to crumble in the face of Chinese displeasure . 

In November 1981 Bonn and Moscow signed an agreement to build a gas pipeline into Western Europe from Siberia , which provoked US displeasure . 

I incurred his displeasure on one occasion , there was a young lady sat on the form in front , we had those , where you sat in pairs , on the iron sort of things . 

Notwithstanding the official explanations , most observers interpreted the move as a display of Russian displeasure over Japan 's relentless pursuit of its territorial dispute with Russia over the Northern Territories . 

The Ibrox club had intended to investigate the possibility of representing their player in order to make known their displeasure over his dismissal . 

The King 's displeasure with the two counties was marked by the order that all church bells be confiscated . 

An advocate of home rule and agrarian reform , Walsh 's support for the controversial ` plan of campaign " earned him the displeasure of Rome and cost him the cardinal 's hat . 

He was smiling , but there was no mistaking the harsh displeasure in his eyes . 

Göring was a particular target of popular displeasure for allegedly neglecting the build-up of the Luftwaffe , but the criticism extended to ‘ the person of the Führer ’ himself . 

Last summer , he was falsely accused of inciting Kinnock 's displeasure by going fishing in Norway instead of attending to his duties as campaign coordinator . 

The 28-year-old striker was recently fined and transfer-listed by County boss Neil Warnock after showing his displeasure at being substituted . 

His tongue slid against hers ; she shuddered , not with anger nor with displeasure but with some dark , deep emotion . 

Already their father had given an indication of his deep displeasure by ordering all three of them to remain in the room throughout the ceremony . 

The curt red stamp on the returned application was a clear statement that any further correspondence would be regarded by the authorities with extreme displeasure . 

Margaret Seymour-Strachey , sensing the royal displeasure , hastened to undo the mischief . 

He 'd just been shown in by a messenger , and the moment the uniformed official had withdrawn , had expressed surprise and displeasure at finding her to be his interviewer . 

` This was obviously his way of expressing his displeasure , " Mr Woodcock said . 

The same power has been used to control potentially unruly crowds going to football matches , and to turn back would-be picketing miners at some distance from the scene where they wished to express their displeasure . 

That , too , had been expressing its displeasure with rhythmic twitching of its powerful tail , its burning eyes fixed balefully on the visitors walking in front of its enclosure . 

The butler bowed slightly and retired , and although his face was expressionless , Katherine could almost feel his displeasure towards the man who now stepped into the room . 

At the same time his pathological detestation of ` popery " guaranteed that he would vote with the Whigs over great questions of policy , such as the Hanoverian succession and the war with France . 

They loathed the German guns and they looked with longing and detestation at Woolley , but in each of them fear had given way to a curiously objective fatalism . 

Then , as she skewered him with a look of pure detestation , he reached out suddenly and caught her by the wrists . 

He was trembling now with the intensity of his detestation , his voice precarious with passion . 

In open hall , I tell you , he spat out his detestation of that man for every page and scullion to hear . 

Both the NYT and WP run stories on a development sure to be cited in this country by libertarians chafing against proposed Internet regulation : China 's imposition today of stiff fines and prison sentences for distribution or consumption via the Net of `` harmful information , '' defined as that which `` defames government agencies , '' `` impedes public order , '' or `` damages state interests . ''

The election of Megawati Sukarnoputri as vice president of Indonesia under President Abdurrahman Wahid was widely welcomed around the world as improving the prospects for order and democracy in the country .

The New York Times puts Venezuela inside ( although it fronts a picture of troops maintaining order there in the aftermath ) and goes instead with the New York state court ruling that the Giuliani administration 's aggressive strategy for restricting the number of X-rated bookstores and movie theaters in the Big Apple was based on an overly broad definition of an adult-oriented business .

This decent elegant fellow human beingWas seated in virtue , character , disability , Behind her the order of the ranged bookshelves , The windows monitored by Venetian blinds -- `` These can be raised or lowered ; numerous slats, Horizontally arranged , and parallel , Which can be tilted so as to admitPrecisely the desired light or air . ''

The forces that are bringing a little more order to orthography are doing the same to semantics .

In some areas it was reported that large numbers of troops had ben deployed to restore order .

It introduces knowledge of the cultural metaphors and the symbolic capital by which the constantly changing gradations of disorder , order , crime , and social sin are determined and acted upon , or are ignored .

He was determined to restore order in the countryside , to avoid giving the impression that nobles could force him into concessions , and to silence the most determined of his critics , but he neither abandoned the task of implementing the emancipation statutes nor fought shy of enacting the additional measures to which freeing the serfs gave rise .

The illusory world of '' Maya '' revealed its meaning -- not only through the constantly shifting physical environment , but also through the all-night Wayang shadow-puppet dramas , where the shadow parade of gods and demons , creatures and people reflects the eternal dynamics between order and chaos .

With the ceasefire in operation , government troops attempted to restore order in Kabul by disarming mujaheddin fighters roaming the city .

Magnus the Pious proved an extremely able Emperor and immediately set about restoring order to the provinces of the Empire .

These are relatively inexpensive and can help to restore order to superficial chaos .

She attempted to restore some order to her tousled hair with her fingers , then stroked on a little blusher to counteract at least a little of her pallor ; but there was little she could do to repair the ravages of the night , and finally she turned away with a heavy sigh .

She was lifted out of her perch above the engine and made for the customs shed where she asked for a mirror so that she could restore order to her wrecked coiffure before she went into Paris .

Blackadder sat amongst the apparent chaos and actual order of his great edition , sifting a drift of small paper slips in a valley between cliffs of furred-edged index cards and bulging mottled files .

It does so effectively in much the same way as the presence of police on the beat reinforces a sense of law and order .

In so far as tactics have evidently changed ( for instance in public order policing : McCabe et al . ,

It should also be noted here , however , that the average duration of unemployment tends to increase with the age of the unemployed .

Obviously , purely objective criteria such as the patient 's age or the particular illness can not be justified or relied upon .

Charles Webb , the author of the novel , who was not much more than Benjamin 's age at the time of writing , had fashioned a different ending .

All children from ages 7 to 14 are welcome and there is no limit to the numbers who can take part .

He was reputed to have arrived in town at the age of sixteen with a barrow-load of junk and two and ninepence in his pocket .

When he was eventually offered a chair , at the age of sixty-eight , it was not in Britain but at Harvard .

` We are worried that fireworks may be made available in shops to children under the age of 16 .

Brian Close recalled to the colours in 1976 at the age of forty-five .

When Bradbury died before the age of thirty , most of the interest in the process seems to have perished with him .

Small babies -- under the age of six months -- should be kept out of the sun altogether .

You can do this through the many Hall and Department associations , through clubs and groups at home and abroad .

It is actively selling its expertise through research contracts at home and abroad .

War was clearly central to Theudebert 's status , both at home and abroad .

If we are to come out of the recession without increasing inflation , we need to sell more goods abroad and at home in competition with imports , but we will not be able to do that .

The supply curve from the partner country now reverts to PuSu and the partner supplies imports of BD to the home country .

Threats in the external environment also provide a compelling reason to expand beyond the home market .

We need to develop a good strong home market , and for that we need relatively light taxation so that people have more money in their pockets to spend .

Indeed , the whole period is marked by a series of attempts to define what specific kinds of leadership qualities would be needed to maintain the overseas empire as well as ensuring secure government at home .

The present was a figurehead in France , and at home , a ruthlessly pro-French government headed by her mother .

Mr Balladur and his ministers may have made soothing noises abroad over GATT , but they show no signs at home of abandoning the previous government 's intransigence .

Lord James Douglas-Hamilton , the minister responsible for home affairs in Scotland , confirmed that the Government had backed down on a proposal to abolish a contributory band for those applicants seeking advice and assistance .

For men , returning home after years away from their wives and children , a new beginning had to be made .

Although the borders had officially been closed on May 2 , 1989 , they had since been crossed by large numbers of Somali refugees , some of whom were now returning home .

The function was hosted by the agency for the US businessmen , who fly home today after a five day golfing trip organised by the Northern Ireland Partnership .

LITTLE Laura Davies , who was flown to America for a double transplant operation , is due to return home this week .

These trips to the United States were to become a regular event , part of his routine as it were , and there was a sense in which he was returning home .

Here he was carefully debriefed and given the codename Sniper , while MI5 codenamed him Lavinia . 

Even though now everyone knew the agent 's real name , they preferred his operational code-name . 

Lady Diana 's engagement to Prince Charles really put Althorp on the map , and it became a full-time job for me . 

A few minutes later Sophie placed the tray on the low table beside Joanna and began to discuss the news of Helen 's engagement , but Joanna showed very little interest . 

After hours of going round and round the stable yard , he was at last satisfied with her deportment in the saddle and she , herself , felt at one with her mount .

John Bridge was described as ` mild and affable in his deportment , possessing great equality of temper , and a very engaging suavity of manners " .

` I would wish that your deportment on a horse could be more that of a lady and less that of a farm waggoner , " she remarked spitefully .

While Anna picked flowers , Ruth observed every detail of the dress and deportment of the people in the square , for she hoped one day to emulate them .

In a biography about the godly E.B. Pusey , one of the Tractarians of the last century , this is written : 

In a biography about the former England captain about to be published , the rift which existed between the pair for the final 15 months of Lineker 's international career is at last revealed . 

GRAHAM GOOCH — THE BIOGRAPHY by Ivo Tennant ( Witherby , £15.99 ) 

Special mention might also be made of another much more recent source particularly concerned with Molla Fenari , namely the comprehensive biography by the historian of Amasya , Huseyin Husameddin . 

The fifth was a biography of a famous writer , which Boy read twice with great fascination . 

Vasari recorded it in situ in his biography of Cosimo Roselli , but the work has since been attributed to the Master of the Fiesole ` Epiphany " , a follower of Domenico Ghirlandaio . 

As Paul Preston 's authoritative biography of Franco demonstrates , there is no real evidence to support the notion , amply diffused by Francoist propaganda after 1945 , that Franco skilfully kept Spain out of the conflict . 

Dea Birkett 's detailed biography links Mary Kingsley 's public and private life with great authority , for all that the biographer is very hard on her subject . 

Reagan had already used the phrase ( he was ever good at self-deprecation ) as the title of his campaign biography . 

The extract is from a biography of Mr Major 's favourite author , Anthony Trollope , whose wife 's maiden name was …

Aristocratic credentials , the authorship of a biography of John Keble , and a year as Assistant Secretary in the Ministry of National Service did not , in their eyes , seem quite enough . 

There was the senior officer who had authorised the mission after assembling the detailed biography of Professor Zulfiqar Khan . 

This tone is intolerable , and augurs very ill for Carpenter 's biography of Pound , said to be in the works . 

Music lovers will be entranced by the biography of Pavarotti by his wife Adua ( Weidenfeld & Nicolson , £17.99 ) . 

He was reputed to carry a copy of Philip Guedalla 's biography of Palmerston around with him . 

In addition to her painting , Fleur Cowles who was at one time associate editor of look magazine and editor-in-chief of Flair -- is the author of several books , including an authorised biography of Salvador Dali . 

The final volume of Michael Holroyd 's massive biography has just appeared ( The Last Laugh , Chatto & Windus , £10.99 ) , detailing what happened to Shaw 's money and memory after his death . 

May Sinclair also wrote various pieces of literary criticism on both nineteenth- and twentieth-century authors , a Brontë biography ( The Three Brontës , 1912 ) , and a few unpublished dramas . 

James , who would in 1932 , publish a biography of Cipriani , was much taken by the personality of this man who , with his organised labour movement posed a real threat to the colonial authorities . 

One man describes reading the biographies of Maya Angelou , popstars on the radio , vegetables they have been allowed to plant and harvest . 

They had met originally when Verrall was writing a biography of Cromwell for which William had done much of the research . 

A lifelong plantsman , who established rare species collected overseas , Morris won national acclaim as a breeder of irises . 

Scotland has already phased out its only Magnox plant which occupied part of the Hunterston site and won acclaim as the world 's most efficient nuclear reactor when it was operating . 

Few concept cars have proved as significant and trend-setting as Pininfarina 's Dino Berlinetta Speciale , introduced to universal acclaim at the 1965 Paris motor show . 

Critical acclaim at the 1862 international exhibition , and reviews in the leading art and photographic journals , encouraged sales of his photographs throughout Britain . 

Often described as a ` songwriter 's songwriter " , all six of his solo albums have received critical acclaim at home and abroad . 

While an enormous amount of energy and enthusiasm was expended on GLC-related projects , it would be a mistake to think that they were greeted with uncritical acclaim by all lesbians and gays . 

And there were further revisions against France and then New Zealand , games where Canada finished behind on points but earned widespread acclaim for their performances against two of the world 's leading powers . 

Last year , on the back of industry acclaim for its work , 88open took some first steps beyond the 88000 horizon by offering its binary testing suites to other vendors and organisations . 

Amy Tan won huge critical acclaim for her first novel , The Joy Luck Club , an unforgettable tale of joy and heartbreak in the lives of Chinese Americans . 

As the final notes quivered into silence and he left the stage to tumultuous applause , she rose to her feet in spontaneous acclaim for his effort . 

The extra funds will be used to appoint a professor of advanced material at the centre which has gained international acclaim for its applied research . 

The move has won acclaim from planners and developers in the capital and envy from property professionals elsewhere in the country , including the NorthEast . 

` School Of The World " , her debut single , was released to critical acclaim in November of that year . 

In 1829 he produced his first coloured print , ` Butterflies " , and achieved popular acclaim in 1834 with the coloured plates for Feathered Tribes of the British Islands by Robert Mudie [ q.v . ] . 

The book was eventually published ( as Rudyard Kipling ) with much acclaim in 1978 , after both parties to the dispute had died . 

McBride won world acclaim in 1961 by first suggesting the widely-used sedative Thalidomide , marketed in the 1950s as a cure for morning sickness , was linked with horrific deformities in the babies of mothers who used it . 

` There was a time , " she read , ` when the acclaim of both the public and his fellow artists was a common thing for Mr Michael Swinton . 

Franco appeared on the balcony to receive the acclaim of his supporters . 

Pivotal role : Emma Thompson has already won the acclaim of the critics for her part in Howard 's End and is a firm favourite to win a coveted Academy Award 

The talented singer has won acclaim for speaking out against injustice with hard-hitting songs like Biko and Shock The Monkey . 

Seb was somewhat less effusive in his acclaim , yet he was far more relieved than anyone else at Nahum 's success . 

In several respects , though , the fate of Black Fury had confirmed basic Warner Bros notions and they continued to pick up ideas for movies from the daily papers , they went on believing that social melodrama could be profitable , and they had been given further evidence that Muni could win acclaim by projecting himself as a hard-done-by but eventually triumphant saint . 

Pope John Paul the second has won wide acclaim from outside his own Church for his firm leadership style . 

In addition to the lectures , part 11 participants attend two days of conferences related to archaeology and undertake a short practical survey project .

One of the accepted reasons why most participants agree to such a major shift is that the population a department services has grown particularly fast .

It should be noted that the DTI provides support for about 7000 British participants attending over 300 overseas trade fairs .

Some 13 out of 16 participants attending the WACC seminar at the 1990 Frankfurt Book Fair came from the Asia Region .

No such sacrifices were demanded of the participants at the Day School .

Another participant at the consultation , Pedro Gilberto Gomes of Brazil , spoke on ` Communication , Hope and Ethics " .

Even the General Strike of May 1926 had little impact as the five unions represented on the District 's divisional committee were not among the major participants at national level .

Of the 300 participants at the congress , over one third came from eastern European countries .

She and Elizabeth Machin attended the Coburg course last May and brought back good wishes from ` Usch " , who looks forward to meeting the British participants at this year 's Whitsun Course .

Surrey police say the film would help identify participants at the weekend party , near Reigate , Surrey , where 16 police were injured .

Nona as an active participant in their arrival at the tunnel party was a new idea .

Just half a mile away , we could see the rampart of sand , 20 feet high , behind which the Palestinians lay waiting , unwilling participants in a ceasefire which Arafat himself had already declared sacrosanct .

The Romanian side accused the 14th Army of being an active participant in the conflict .

In effect , the new images , emanating from sociology , economics , eugenics and psychology , projected adolescents as active participants in the social order , with a political identity , and capable of consequential behaviour .

Sponsorship decisions that they face and must take because of their impecunity are based on a careful assessment of their impact upon their participants and their supporters .

So small is this world , and so insignificant are its participants , that detailed attention might be considered unnecessary .

Firstly , as their participants confessed , they were supposed to be balanced in composition , and were inevitably predisposed towards consensus .

Cuban leaders visited all the major Latin American capitals and indeed were regular participants in meetings of the Organisation of American States ( OAS ) .

But it is just because participants in conversation may be expected to observe the sub-maxim " be orderly " that we have that expectation .

Similarly , participants in conversation have certain -- no doubt highly culture-bound -- assumptions about possible courses for a conversation , length and type of turn , total duration , and so on .

Each market participant will have correctly forecast all the relevant decisions of others .

On arrival , conference participants were invited to sign up for a workshop of their choice .

Conference under which they will carry out the work which conference participants resolved that they should .

This contract enables international market participants to hedge their positions during the European trading day .

I refer to John Wainwright 's column ( Echo January 11 ) regarding the falsity of the so-called trauma of the Gulf war participants .

Trial participants in Boise will use L M Ericsson Telefon AB DECT1800 radio base stations and handsets transmitting in the 1.88GHz to 1.9GHz band .

Multi-bank loan techniques were readily adopted in the euro-currency markets , especially as US banks are mayor market participants .

That there are Parliamentarians who actually ca n't see wrong in this sadistic illness makes one realise that these , along with bloodsport participants , need psychiatric treatment more than our votes .

Dressed however in striking green riding outfits and cowboy-like felt hats , these boys and girls are no school outing participants .

Only between 10% and 20% of the club 's participants are Sun clients , Saillard says .

Our publicity is distributed to participants of mass bike events such as the annual Edinburgh -- St. Andrews ride which attracts over 600 entrants , and this publicity could include information about NFC .

Participants of the follow up study among drug users in Amsterdam have been recruited since December 1985 .

However , the participants of the Geneva conference recognised the incomplete nature of their work and they hoped to follow it up with another conference .

Finally , it is intended to carry out some observational work at a selected site in the system , possibly courts , and interview key participants .

New York City has a computerised riot control room which uses closed-circuit television cameras to relay detailed information about the movement of riot participants ( Manwaring-White , 1983:90-1 ) .

A little deeper thinking raises the question of why organization participants should accept such core values .

He was the most eloquent and persuasive participant at meetings and was hard to defeat in scientific argument -- not least because he often interpreted data more correctly than the actual presenter .

However , it is also necessary to take account of the growth of total employment , again excluding special programme participants , over the years in question .

LASMO , which has a 25 per cent share in the project , is a very active participant .

All the participants in the secret group were themselves arrested within days .

Other members of the Zwinger crew are Documenta participant Eran Schaerf , the Berlin performance group Die Tödlische Doris and the solo performance artist Susi Pop .

Roman Catholicism preserves clear remnants of the medieval canonical teaching in its exclusion of women from the sanctuary as altar servers , or even as participants in the rite of footwashing .

In October 1990 another prominent participant in the coup attempt , Col. Alexander Noble , emerged from hiding to lead a revolt on Mindanao .

Now , therefore , and unlike the earlier period , only men were the full participants in and officiants of the nation 's religious life .

As participants in the OTC for over 15 years , 1993 was a special year for NDT Systems , Inc .

From clinical and pharmacological viewpoints crack and freebase are the same . 

APRIL 9 : Silverstone Circuits Ltd ( SCL ) secretly enter a deal with TWR Group to buy a small retail garage business called M H One Ltd , which had lost £0.8m in 1991 .

MIDDLESBROUGH have clinched an improved £2,500 sponsorship deal with Bass Breweries .

( 5 ) Bleasdale Computers ( Harvard OTC ) " The company has just arranged a major deal with British Telecom who will market and supply their computers .

However , there was still one more thing to worry about : the currency protection deal which Virgin had entered into at the beginning of the aircraft negotiation .

A deal was struck with GM , in which GM acquired a 50 per cent stake in Saab for $600 million .

Sanctions and boycotts are not only questionable policies -- driving a resourceful and desperate regime into shady deals with other countries .

LENNOX LEWIS has got a £250,000 sponsorship deal to boost his hopes of destroying Razor Ruddock .

A new distribution deal with the Gaymer Group means the cider should be on sale in around 1,000 pubs within the next five years , says boss Richard Purdey .

SunSoft is also supposed to announce new European distribution deals and new users like BMW for Interactive Unix .

Electronic News says Intel Corp 's deal with Digital Equipment Corp to resell its i860-based massively parallel processors and follow-on Paragon machines has died , apparently out of lack of interest .

The debate was acrimonious , with opposition parties denouncing Shamir 's deals with defectors from other parties to win his working majority .

The serious fraud office has been sent details of a business deal drawn up by the former chairman of Oxford United Kevin Maxwell , and the former managing director of Derby County .

Legal & General reached a co-operation deal in August 1989 with Kyoei Mutual Fire & Marine Insurance Company of Tokyo .

Platt made a flying visit to Birmingham yesterday to announce a new sponsorship deal with Brymon European Airways before re-turning to Italy for a Juventus friendly tonight .

IBM and Sybase Inc have cooked up a co-development/co-marketing deal revolving around the RS/6000 that they 're expected to announce this week .

Elton , who was performing in the Great Western Forum in Los Angeles , and his long-time lyricist Taupin signed the deal with Time Warner .

The gang was founded by Konstantin and Grigory Tsyganov in the 1970s , and made its fortune from blackmarket deals with Uralmash foremen .

That , at least , is one implication of the WRU 's five year £1.25m deal with kit manufacturers Cotton Traders .

Japanese pursue European ambitions in financial services : Virgin 's deal with Fujisankei is the continuation of a trend , Frances Moss reports

Television channels ' tunnel vision : Rumbles of discontent with teasing highlights surround the Football League 's deal with ITV .

Mr Salmond also dismissed a call by Labour 's Scottish affairs spokesman , Henry McLeish , to come clean on the extent of the SNP 's deal with the Government .

so often i think though elderly people do n't realize that their diet is that bad i work with a lot of elderly people i 'm a trust officer

An inside story at the WP piggybacks on a story in this week 's New Republic amassing strong evidence that Tom DeLay , a leading congressional doubter of President Clinton 's truthfulness under oath , said under oath in a civil case that he was not an officer of a Texas pest control company even though at about the same time he reported to Congress that he was the company 's chairman .

But I suggested that Time might want to make a contribution to one of the charities of which I am an officer and director , Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic .

The central issue of the federal bench financial data case -- whether dissemination via the Web poses some sort of extra danger not posed by paper -- is also raised in a front-page WSJ feature about a recently discovered scam in which someone applied for and got and used credit cards in the names of the top U.S. military officers , including more than 75 generals and admirals .

An ATF officer told the Times that the survey did not take enough into account , like understaffing or the number of cases referred to state officials .

He had trouble getting any Directorate of Operations officer to run it ; he finally recruited a former analyst who was then running the Islamic Extremist Branch of the Counterterrorist Center .

This had strong and immediate effects , loosening the loyalties of senior officers to their separate services and causing them to think more broadly about the military establishment as a whole .

VBA attributes the increased number of appeals resolved at the regional office level to the efforts of its decision review officers .

FBI agents did create records of interviews and other investigative efforts , but there were no reports officers to condense the information into meaningful intelligence that could be retrieved and disseminated .

The writer notes that his cousin , an 18 - year Army officer , attended college and graduate school for free , and that given the tax advantages of a military salary , his pay of $54 , 792 is actually equivalent to a civilian salary of just under $94,000 a year .

In theory , the chairman of the Joint Chiefs at that time , Colin Powell , was an obedient officer ranking directly below Clinton in the chain of command .

But a senior Joint Staff officer described the plan as `` generally , not too much different than we might have come up with ourselves . ''

and and it was very interesting how he did it and uh i mean i 'm i 'm an Air Force officer so it uh it was interesting for me uh you know i 'd certainly

Monday , he cited published reports that `` Clinton administration Cabinet officers are being asked to arrange their travel schedules and public announcements so the vice president can finance his political campaign with taxpayer dollars when his funds run out . ''

that they uh i go on i 'm an officer in the Air Force and travel quite a bit on business so i uh find myself down in Melbourne Florida every about once once a month once every two months or so and uh

If convicted , the officer could receive a dishonorable discharge and almost four years in prison .

A onetime special forces officer , he had worked with Albright when she was ambassador to the United Nations and had served on the NSC staff with rke .

As commander in chief , a president is giving orders , in effect , or he is the superior of the officers that are reporting to the commander in chief in the chain of command .

§ 716 does not include the Vice President because he is a constitutional officer of the government .

But the OSS internal liaison officer reasoned , `` Look , bud , do you know who you 're dealing with here ? ''

30 This provision clearly bears the imprint of Kantian moral philosophy , which treats respect for human dignity as an absolute duty of all individuals , including officers of the state .

'' But critics have since questioned the need for the United States to maintain the 45 - square - foot military base [ at Guantanamo , Cuba ] -- whose day - to - day mission , officers say , is primarily Naval fleet training . ''

The Italian Army was the least well prepared of the combatants , lacking artillery , machine guns , trucks , and properly trained officers , but the infantry showed remarkable courage in the trenches .

The goal of the American Cancer Society , __ Unit , is to reach the employees and officers of every business in the county with important cancer information .

As one military officer put it , we had our hand on the door , but we could n't open the door and walk in .

The major exception : the turn - of - the - century Officers Section , which is crowded with lavish markers . These stone angels , huge crosses , marble cannonballs -- and even a cannon -- were paid for by soldiers ' families .

The paper reports that the case is being watched closely in Congress , where there are concerns that officers get treated more leniently than enlisted men .

Kelly Flinn does not excuse the Air Force pilot , but emphasizes that her superior officers treated her clumsily , and that her lover Michael Zigo was `` a cad . ''

Where no match is found , the travel office ( or certifying officer ) could request the hotel receipts to verify outoftown lodging costs .

More surprisingly , there is not a single mention of the most important public event for Degas during the 1890s , the Dreyfus affair , when Degas did n't just look like a dog but behaved like one , cutting off Jewish friends of long standing and adamantly insisting ( along with Paul Cézanne and Renoir ) on the guilt of the Jewish army officer falsely accused of treason .

Novelist Lucian Truscott IV , a former Army officer and son and grandson of generals , writes a NYT op-ed in support of the Clinton administration 's latest assault weapons ban .

Officers perennially gripe about the abrasive and unsympathetic qualities of job toilet paper .

My husband served as a commanding officer of a CG cutter , 1980 - 82 .

But in particular , officers , soldiers and sea men receive pension when they are disabled for further services .

Prior to that , disbursing officers usually approved vouchers for payment .

Each toxicity test laboratory should ( 1 ) appoint a quality assurance officer with the responsibility and authority to develop and maintain a QA program , ( 2 ) prepare a quality assurance plan with stated data quality objectives ( DQOs ) , ( 3 ) prepare written descriptions of laboratory standard operating procedures ( SOPs ) for culturing , toxicity testing , instrument calibration , sample chain - of - custody procedures , laboratory sample tracking system , glassware cleaning , etc. , and ( 4 ) provide an adequate , qualified technical staff for culturing and toxicity testing the organisms , and suitable space and equipment to assure reliable data .

The trouble is that Kalugin helped plan the kidnapping of Nicholas Shadrin , a former Soviet naval officer who was a highly - valued double agent for the CIA .

It was rebuilt in 1841 and restored in 1934 as a tourist attraction , with a diorama of the Battle of York and authentically furnished 19th - century officers ' quarters , log cabins , and military surgery .

In Birmingham in 1918 it was possible to buy a manual designed to enable local speakers to correct their accents , since , as its author claimed , `` to no one is the absence of local dialect more important than to the young officer in the army '' .

The program thought it could do this by a ) making us watch Pepsi - sponsored movies featuring anti - drug propaganda and shrewd product placement ; b ) reinforcing the most obnoxious cliques on campus by choosing all the `` All Star '' officers from a popular group of athletes and cheerleaders ( on average , B and C students who drank , smoked , and skipped class ) ; c ) doing everything possible to conceal the fact that high school 's purpose is education ; and d ) giving us the opportunity to buy as much `` All Star '' merchandise as our parents could afford .

well it 's uh we have uh uh kind of a core group that that serves as quote officers of the organization and they plan the reunions they

Everybody makes front - page mention of yesterday 's surprise resignation by the Air Force 's top officer , Gen .

A sharp contrast to the Buid is provided by the Tausug , a Muslim group inhabiting the Sulu archipelago in the southern Philippines . 

The Wallace Line commemorates his observation that a zoographical division slices the Indonesian archipelago in half , running down between Celebes and Borneo , Bali and Lombok , and thinly separates very old and very new life-forms . 

Instead , he discovered the archipelago of Svalbard , whose fiords were teeming with whales and walrus . 

Doubtless he had his own reasons for stopping off at the island -- my own were to attend a workshop aimed at formulating a scientific plan for the development of the archipelago over the next two decades . 

They even partitioned the archipelago into three quite separate military commands ; Sumatra , Java , and the Great East . 

The natural inhabitants of the Galapagos then , must have somehow strayed across from South America , and colonised the archipelago by chance . 

The economy of the Cape Verde Islands has been precarious ever since the Portuguese discovered the uninhabited archipelago around 1460 . 

These measures caused economic chaos ; in particular , 80 per cent of inter-island traffic had been carried in Dutch ships which now moved hastily out of the archipelago . 

Mount Apo is also one of the last remaining strongholds of the Philippine eagle , whose numbers have shrunk to around 40 as a result of the widespread deforestation throughout the archipelago . 

It was the point in the island where tended all those bold spirits who , fitting out schooners on the Australian coast , invaded the Malay Archipelago in search of money and adventure . 

He had worked in South America and was now exploring the Malay archipelago ( modern Indonesia ) . 

Maddalena is set in an archipelago of seven islands , one of which , Budelli , has an amazing pink beach . 

The capital city , Jakarta , accounts for around 40 per cent of the Indonesian market but there are Guinness drinkers on many of the 13,677 islands in the archipelago and they also need to be served . 

The islands in the archipelago , located in the central Pacific , are on average 250 cm above sea level . 

The pace of logging in the Indonesian archipelago is set to increase as a result of the lifting of a ban on the export of raw logs . 

These particular not-so-little beauties originate from S.E. Asia , D. microlepis from Thailand , Sumatra and Borneo ; D. quadrifasciatus from Thailand , India and Burma , spreading into the Indo-Australian archipelago . 

The expedition then sailed out into the Pacific until , 600 miles from the mainland , they came to the lonely archipelago of the Galapagos . 

A small but destructive minority has turned from religious zeal to crime , or to insurrection against its own governments . 

A military court in Zagreb on May 20 sentenced five Croats to terms of between one and 3@1/2 years for preparing an armed insurrection against the JNA to kill officers and their families . 

By March 1958 an array of groups mobilizing pieds noirs , army officers , right-wing politicians , and a few committed Gaullists were actively plotting insurrection against the Fourth Republic . 

It proved to be a long , painful , and frustrating operation , which along the way provoked two serious insurrections against the regime , alienated much of the army , and left behind lifelong resentments . 

Legislation has reduced the barons to serfdom , and it is some time since they seriously hampered leadership policy ( more often , lately , they have helped defeat constituency insurrection ) . 

Not surprisingly , when the Sinn Fein insurrection began , he was marked as an enemy to the patriotic struggle and his premises were treated accordingly . 

We are a long way from those factory-owners of the 1830s , living in constant fear of something like slave insurrections ( see The Age of Revolution , epigraph to chapter 11 ) . 

Vines , as a non-member , was directed to retire from the meeting , but he was apparently responsible for some insurrection among the student members . 

There was already an uneasy atmosphere surrounding the activity of the Chinese-backed Communist insurrection in post-war Malaya , and this incident brought things to a head . 

There was probably a tendency in the north to exaggerate the potential for a guerrilla-led insurrection in South Korea . 

No coherent majority emerged , and alarmed by insurrection among the lower classes and trouble on the eastern borders the Assembly eventually turned to the King of Prussia for help . 

They suggested that no coup attempt had actually occurred , and implied that the government had made the claim of armed insurrection as a pretext for executing officers whose loyalty to the regime was in doubt . 

The Kurdish leaders reportedly asked for an arms supply route to be opened through Turkey to assist the Kurdish insurrection in northern Iraq . 

This became a signal for revolutionary insurrection in Catalonia and Asturia by the C.N.T.-F.A.I . 

Yet in this period , at least in Europe , the old-fashioned rural insurrection for church and king against the godless and liberal cities became scarce . 

In August 1944 , having enlisted Chinese support , Ho crossed the border into north Vietnam to make contact once again with the Vietminh forces who , by this time , and in the absence of any other administrative control or military power , were extending their influence in the mountains of northern Tonkin in the area known as the Viet Bac Revolutionary armed forces were supposed to be growing and there was apparently enough revolutionary enthusiasm to support the idea of launching another insurrection from there within a couple of months . 

No one asked that question , they simply focused upon er the , the communist insurrection in t any more questions ladies and gentlemen ? 

Instead of worrying about how to make the RUC acceptable to the minority , O'Neill should have been using the legitimate power of the state to crush an illegal insurrection . 

His response was predicated on the idea that he was dealing with an IRA insurrection when he was actually faced with a group of unarmed demonstrators who posed nothing more than a difficult public order problem . 

The Spanish-American War of April-August 1898 , and the consequent Philippine Insurrection which officially ended in July 1902 , were the first overseas campaigns conducted by the US Army . 

In March 1948 a communist insurrection had broken out in Burma . 

During the next few months a violent fascist backlash , an orchestrated campaign of civil disorder and terrorism culminating in armed insurrection , led Nizan to the conclusion that very firm Republican counter-measures were necessary . 

The charges against Enrile arose from the abortive coup attempt of December 1989 , the most serious military insurrection Aquino to date . 

However , insurrection and revolution , whether by peasants or others , explain little more than the timing of some cases of serf emancipation , and nothing about the abolition of slavery . 

A 1970 presidential decree banning the movement was apparently prompted by the mass abstention by Jehovah 's Witnesses from voting in a presidential election . 

Even then the older amongst them could look back to the early 1790s when debate about , and the practice of , abstention from slave-grown colonial sugar was claimed by Clarkson to have drawn in about 300,000 families . 

He ended a remarkable Maiden Speech on 29 May 1992 , which preceded his abstention from the vote on the Maastricht Bill , thus : 

The almost unanimous electoral abstention of CNT members in November 1933 , in protest at the shortcomings of Republican reformism and the repressiveness of the Azaña governments towards the CNT itself , contributed significantly to the left 's defeat . 

China 's abstention also won it freedom from ` US concern " over its dismal human rights record and any criticism of its ongoing prosecution of prominent pro-democracy activists . 

It insisted on a total abstention from not only spirits but beer , the staple drink of the working man . 

In Lent the food must be just so ; not too ostentatious but good enough to celebrate a Grand Duke 's birthday without making his guests wonder if they were breaking the Lenten abstentions too greatly . 

From the church came a dual impulse strengthening this morality : the prevailing teaching on sexual abstention outside of marriage under pain of mortal sin , and the rigorous life of a clergy pledged to chastity and preaching the need for an unmarried laity to practise the same degree and kind of circumspection in sexual matters which the clergy had been taught to impose upon themselves . 

Mrs Kelleher looked up to the yellow face of the kitchen clock . 

13 With the help of your clock face , draw diagrams to show the following . 

The seconds crawl past as if they were anchored to the clock face . 

A glance at the inscription around the front face of the lens will tell you the focal length and the maximum f , or aperture number . 

Elling clung to a cliff face that lent its dwellings protection from the wind and provided the inhabitants with an uninterrupted view over the sound . 

So far , the only physical effects on the climbing areas is the wire mesh covering the upper part of the cliff face immediately above the month of the shaft . 

Rough hewn steps led up steeply , hugging an almost sheer cliff face . 

It occurs mostly on sheltered , well-watered cliff faces and damp coastal flats where there is local protection from wind and spray . 

At either end of the beach , where the sea beats directly on the face of the cliffs , the crabs have a harder time of it . 

On the left was the overhanging face of the cliff , beneath which it would be impossible to stand upright . 

She began inching towards him , hugging the face of the cliff , praying that the rock beneath her would hold . 

At the north end of the island , near the tumbled remains of the slip where the handle of the rusty winch still creaks in an easterly wind , I had two Poles on the far face of the last dune . 

I was vaguely aware of a lot of small sandslips along the drying faces of the nearby dunes . 

It was as if she had vanished off the face of the earth , " Anthony Palmer , for the prosecution , said . 

She went where it directed her , tracing a design on the face of the Earth . 

" Careful with money , keen to get on and great wanderers on the face of the earth . 

On the face of the planet there lies , assembled into one immense and complicated but always inter-connected body , a quantity of some 329 million cubic miles of water -- the sea . 

The grey-brown circle suddenly became the face of a planet , and Ace was approaching it from space . 

The priests are saying this is the predicted last battle across the face of the universe , when every man must choose , " the major looked intently at Kopyion , ` between good and evil . " 

These residues are likely to reside on the same face of the protein if a coiled-coil structure is assumed .

The views from the summit 426 m ( 396 ft ) up are spectacular , particularly across the strait to Morocco , along the coast toward Estepona , and down the sheer east face of the Rock to the water holding areas ( for desalination ) and the beaches of Sandy Bay , Catalan Bay , and Eastern Beach .

The heart begins to coil and blood flows on to the dorsal face of the yolk sac .

One possibility is that the MIDAS site serves to attach protein ligands through a mechanism involving participation of a glutamate or aspartate residue on the ligand in the coordination of a Mg 2+ion at the MIDAS site of midasin , in a manner similar to that by which the MIDAS site in integrin I-domains appears to mediate attachment of collagen through the glutamate in the GFOGER binding motif [ 36 ] . Interestingly , the related RGE ligand-binding motif [ 41 ] occurs in a conserved region of the midasin AAA-domain ( yeast , residues 1835-1838 ) , as well as in the AAA -domain of Mg chelatases [ 32 ] . The presence of this consensus binding motif in the AAA domain raises the possibility of the midasin molecule folding back onto itself , with the M-domain becoming attached to one face of the AAA domain and perhaps regulating access to its central chamber , in a manner analogous to that in which the 19S proteasome regulator , also an AAA protein , controls access to the central proteolytic chamber of the proteasome [ 42 ] .

Considering residues with less prominent scores ( gray , blue , cyan , yellow ) , the size of the epitope identified by JEvTrace increases considerably and encompasses nearly half of the K46 face ( Figure 3b , top ) .

QUASI 's findings may be consistent with the existence of gaps in the carbohydrate groups thought to mask the silent face from gp120 from immune surveillance .

A geometry is built up by minimal moves , called `` Pachner moves , '' in which a given tetrahedron can give rise to daughter tetrahedra o each face .

He was the first of a new generation of writers who sought to repair the post-Conquest destruction of earlier pieties and observances by steady persistence in re-creating the past . 

It is clear that until April 1102 the pope was still insisting on the full observance of his predecessor 's decrees . 

The 1850 Act was regarded with horror by the shipowners who saw the observance of petty regulations added to the loss of their rights to carry freight in British bottoms . 

We consistently encourage observance of the common action programme in respect of Vietnamese boat people and in the light of events in other parts of the world , such as that to which my right hon. Friend referred . 

The accord also authorized the creation of a mechanism to monitor the observance of conventions banning biological weapons . 

Despite the term ` suggestions " , their observance is mandatory unless a particular manner of service suggested is ` forbidden " by a positive prohibition in the law of the state of destination . 

After the exile the sabbath rules were strictly enforced ( Nehemiah 13:15-22 ) , and their observance became one of the outstanding features of Judaism . 

Viewed in this light a meticulous observance of these laws could inspire confidence in God . 

Meticulous observance of constitutional principle is to be tempered by regard for political effectiveness . 

Pharisee : ` One of an ancient Jewish sect distinguished by their strict observance of the traditional and written law , and by their pretensions to superior sanctity . 

James embodied strict conservatism in regard to observance of both the moral and the ceremonial law . 

They adhere to Judaic law in such matters as circumcision , observance of the Sabbath and dietary restrictions . 

In 1809 Clarkson went to Liverpool to promote a local committee under William Roscoe 's leadership to monitor the observance of the slave trade law in the largest former slaving port . 

Mr Khasbulatov meanwhile reiterated that the Supreme Soviet -- the smaller standing parliament chosen from the ranks of Congress -- would do no more than pass legislation and monitor observance of the constitution and the law . 

The judicial reforms were detailed on May 8 by Deputy Premier and Chairman of the State Control Commission Manush Myftiu , who described them as strengthening the observance of human rights . 

The traditional Land-Rover is simply too agricultural to compete against the Japanese , especially as these vehicles spend more time ploughing round town than wading through mire . 

Peru is still trying to climb out of the mire left by its previous president , Alan Garcia . 

It will take a political Houdini escape trick to keep him from being sucked further into the mire . 

Anyone who has read The Hound of the Baskervilles will know what fate is in store for those who wander off into a mire ! 

Having skirted the mire itself without success , the search-party fanned out to cover a wider area , calling Horatia 's name . 

He said you 'd have no idea where to start and , in any event , he had bribed two shepherds to say I 'd gone down to Foxton Mire . 

Diplomats can live on a brilliant surface of respectability and still risk sliding into the mire of distrust hidden below . 

I had neither , so I plodded stoically through the mire turning a corner eventually to see the summit of Ingleborough framed by the walls of the lane . 

Ponds , marshes and mires fill the hollows , alternating with higher ground which emerges first from under the snow and dries out in the course of summer . 

The motel ridge , made of fortress rock , sits pretty on the edge of the mire . 

` Now if you 'll promise to pay off some of the arrears you can build your shed . 

He built his shed which , made as it was of old floorboards from a couple of hovels that had been empty for years , resembled a shack . 

In June 1890 , Mr Park was instructed to erect a new engine shed of wood on the Haversham Bank at a cost of £580 . 

“ Kathleen , if you think I 'm going to live in the shed at the bottom of your garden you 're … , 

The building 's elderly bowwab or watchman lived with his family in a shed in the yard . 

The new tender tank bunker for LMS class five No 45110 vacated the boiler shop some months ago and currently resides on a wagon in the main shed . 

DERBY ROAD Motive Power Depot was the last of a series of locomotive sheds built in Southport by the various pregrouping railways . 

The envy of many preservation sites is the newly erected locomotive shed built of brick , which houses the locomotives when not in use . 

Er I suppose that 's where they er did a lot of the office work , a wooden shed built on to it . 

A shed and its contents were destroyed in a fire in Church Lane , Eston , Middlesbrough , yesterday . 

The shed was completely destroyed and the aviary badly damaged . 

The first building at Derby Road was a three-road shed erected in 1855 by the East Lancashire Railway . 

As Brown moves round the larders , the Psion Organiser presents him with a series of ingredient names , in a preset order . 

She also said she 'd poison all the food in his larder , only the larder was locked . 

A shepherd with his stick , solitary , was already wrapped up to the eyes in his striped poncho , the only true centre of his eccentric flock . 

Men lift their ponchos over one shoulder to give themselves a free arm . 

He jerked his poncho up , felt about in the pocket of his filthy jeans and produced a screwed-up bit of paper which he handed to Ward with a few muttered words . 

She is wearing one of her uncompromising green Peruvian ponchos . 

After a while , two soldiers in khaki ponchos came up the hill and asked us somewhat apologetically to put out the fire . 

There is nothing in the second reign to compare with the king 's exploitation of the marriage market as a means of endowing the queen 's siblings in the first reign . 

Twins are far more likely to share the disease than siblings of different ages . 

McKee ( 1987 ) reports that siblings of unemployed men were the second most important category ( after parents ) to give assistance . 

The Severum had previously outgrown his siblings very rapidly and had shown no hint of aggression except for eating three Halfbeaks which were temporarily transferred to his tank . 

These cannibalistic tadpoles make short work of one of their siblings . 

We shall be comparing the development of low birth-weight babies in each area , and also looking at their siblings . " 

Moody and high-strung though Anne was by nature , the girls ' brief quarrels were no more than might be expected between any siblings . 

The majority of these are elderly women , many of whom are caring for siblings . 

There is also the proximity of the proposed foster parents and her own siblings . 

He and one brother , with pale skins , counted as whites , John said , but their siblings with darker skins were issued with passes as blacks . 

Another hypothesis is that in the competition between high parity infants and their siblings for maternal care , food and other resources , the toll is heavier upon the younger than the older children . 

Ari wondered whether she was betraying him in some way by leaving him alone with the dreaded sibling of Cabochon Crevecoeur . 

Social workers suspected their older siblings of doing the same . 

In the 19 patients who were siblings of victims of sudden infant death syndrome , a diagnosis of suffocation was made in five , all of whom had recurrent events . 

Therefore , my self interest in having siblings and my mother 's self interest in having children are the same . 

Potted shrimps in attractive little ramekins , and prettily adorned with watercress , stood on plates at each place . 

Drape four or five squares of filo , each in a slightly different position , over each ramekin , brushing layers with melted butter . 

Transfer the pepper mixture to four lightly greased ramekins and cover . 

Mix the prepared fruit with the kirsch and divide equally among four small ramekins . 

Taunton Deane 's heritage of castle , country houses , historic churches and villages reaches into the Somerset Levels and Moors and Athelney where King Alfred burnt the good wife 's cakes . 

` Now , have one of mam 's Welsh cakes , beautiful they are , mind . " 

It was here that Frankie hid the black sharp-tasting seeds that he picked from her caraway cake . 

There were a number of cake tins and Melanie opened one and found last night 's currant cake . 

Milk shakes , fudge sundaes , brownies , banana splits , mocha mud pie , devil 's food cake -- the names are enough to provoke a cardiac arrest . 

` Eileen says her whiskey cake is better , but I have n't let her prove it yet . " 

Jane Asher has put her creative talents to work to come up with a range of designer cakes that are exclusive to Sainsbury . 

Deep fry fish cakes and warm for 5 mins before serving with tomato sauce and lightly-boiled leeks and celery . 

They washed and dried in silence , and then the twins appeared with lemon cake all over them . 

There was the bone china three-tiered cake stand , each layer nicely laid out with slices of home-made cake . 

Their two boys of three and five would be eating Jaffa cakes for breakfast , lunch and supper if their parents did n't insist that they eat up most of what is put in front of them . 

Following the ceremony , a specially decorated cake and punch were served to staff and friends . 

Serve dessert wines with a slice of Christmas cake , pudding , or my two desserts . 

If you have n't yet decorated your Christmas cake you 'll find plenty of inventive ideas in Fun Cakes for Special Occasions by Ann Nicol ( £10.95 , Letts ) . 

What should you look for when choosing a ready-made Christmas cake ? 

The carrot cakes had been reduced to crumbs and the coffee cups were empty . 

I bought a little carrot cake , watched someone juggle , awoke from the consequent torpor , and collared a mixed tatty flock lounging at the edge of the dancefloor . 

` Would n't you turn into an axe murderer if your mother 's idea of sweets was carrot cake ? " 

I avoided the chocolate cake because I thought it looked a little sickly . 

Almost at once she was back again staggering under the weight of an enormous round chocolate cake on a china platter . 

After a week of chocolate biscuits and fruit cake we returned home , and I had the honour of testing the lights . 

Over coffee and a home-baked cake they told me of their plans to marry her off . 

Indulge yourself sinfully with splendid ice creams , coffee and cakes . 

Fraulein Winkelmann was sitting at one end of a small kitchen table , separated from a big colour set at the other end by a cup of coffee and a plate of cream cakes . 

Cut the rich fruit cake in half diagonally and place one half on top of the other to form a triangle , sandwiching on with a little apricot glaze . 

Sally-Anne sat down , and began to eat the bread and butter , home-made scones and Victoria sponge cake as though she had not eaten for weeks . 

Buttercream is a popular filling and occasional topping for sponge cakes , and is used in many of the fantasy cakes in this book . 

Believing in economy , Miss Lodsworth had already baked rock and fairy cakes and spread hundreds of sandwiches with crusts still on with Marmite and plum jam which was cheaper than strawberry . 

But I soon learnt how to bake little cakes made of corn , which I ate with warm milk . 

And I 'll tell him that it was due to your kindness that I was able to bake his birthday cake . " 

Eating the cake , he had felt it like tasteless dough in his mouth , every mouthful an act of shared indecency . 

She 'd be there in good time herself , given half a chance , to eat their game pies and their plum cakes and drink their wine , to stand by their log fires to warm herself . 

Make two semi-circular cakes and place them on top of each other to make a football . 

The resulting ` plant '' has its own habitat requirements and unique reproductive structures , as if it was a single biological entity .

The amount of substance is proportional to the number of specified elementary entities of that substance .

Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo announced at the ICC that Kadafi , his son and Abdullah Sanoussi had commanded , planned and carried out attacks on civilians since the Feb. 15 start of demonstrations against Kadafi 's regime in Libya .

Mine led with student demonstrations in Warsaw against U. S. actions during the Vietnam War .

Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq said on state television that stability was returning to the country and that large demonstrations like the one that took place at Tahrir Square on Friday would not succeed in forcing a regime change .

They staged demonstrations without the approval of union leadership .

Meanwhile , travelers reaching Nicosia , Cyprus , on Sunday gave vivid accounts of a demonstration against Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein by up to 5,000 people in southern Iraq earlier this month .

In Cairo , banks reopened Sunday after being closed on most days since demonstrations against Mubarak erupted last month .

Similar sermons set off angry demonstrations in Kabul and Herat , but neither of those boiled over into large-scale violence .

The demonstration in Hillah , capital of Babil province , underscored deep rivalries that threaten stability in the overwhelmingly Shiite south , generally one of the calmer parts of Iraq since the 2003 U. S. -led invasion .

There have been no " demonstrations against the no-fly zone in any Arab city , " said Mustafa Alani , director of the Gulf Research Center in the United Arab Emirates city of Dubai .

Duffy and Pechthalt were arrested during a demonstration in favor of airport hotel workers last September .

Some of the anger against Iran has boiled over into street protests , including rock-throwing demonstrations at the Iranian Consulate in Herat , the nearest large Afghan city to the western frontier .

A day earlier , a large demonstration in the provincial capital left nearly a dozen people injured .

Qari Sayed Salauddin , a Muslim cleric who took part in the demonstration in the Afghan capital , said it was aimed at " enemies of Islam and enemies of the Koran .

Rebel spokesman Jalal Galal , who was at the citywide demonstration in Benghazi , did not immediately return calls seeking comment on the charges .

Unlike the strongmen who fell to street demonstrations in Tunisia and Egypt , Kadafi all but launched a war against his country 's civilian population to maintain control of the oil-rich nation .

The protesters remembered the mid-1990s , the last time Shiite Bahrainis launched mass demonstrations against their government .

Reporting from Benghazi , Libya â€� Festive demonstrations were still rollicking after nightfall Thursday along the flag-decked corniche , as they have every night in the 22-day-old uprising against Libyan leader Moammar Kadafi .

" It was a huge , very big demonstration with more than 500,000 all calling for freedom and democracy , and calling for this regime to leave .

A small demonstration broke out against the truce proposal in the Libyan rebel stronghold of Benghazi , while various spokesmen for the transitional rebel government rejected the offer , several news agencies reported .

Kadafi lost control of eastern Libya in February when anti-government demonstrations , inspired by the ouster of the presidents of Egypt and Tunisia , sparked a full-fledged revolt against the autocratic leader .

After days of raucous but peaceful demonstrations that had resembled a giant block party , pro-Mubarak forces pushed their way into the square from side streets , wielding clubs and horse whips against cordons of protesters .

Its methods would be mass demonstrations , job actions and direct action , not just traditional lobbying .

In days of street demonstrations , Rabbani 's backers have vented their anger at Karzai , who had urged the former president to hold the fateful meeting , and at Pakistan , long blamed for sheltering the insurgents .

Protest leaders say they recognize the legitimacy of the defectors ' struggle , but distance the armed resistance from the popular street demonstrations regularly filmed and posted on the Internet .

That demonstration , in the provincial capital of Pul-i-Alam , was initially peaceful but boiled over into violence as some protesters set shops ablaze and tried to storm the governor 's compound .

Seif Islam in fact abandoned his nascent reform agenda long before the past week 's demonstrations rocked " Brother Leader " Moammar Kadafi 's rule .

Two weeks ago , President Obama pointed to Iraq as a model for Middle Eastern countries aspiring to democracy , but activists who have been holding demonstrations since February have faced arrests and harassment .

Friday 's demonstrations in Afghanistan unfolded against the backdrop of growing anti-American sentiment , aggravated by the ongoing war-crimes case against a group of U. S. soldiers .

Although the second- and third-years do n't officially come back until next week , Puddephat 's tutees have been called back early so they can be allocated to new people quickly . 

Though I do n't know why you think he 's so important , now we 've discovered he is n't R. Just because he was Puddephat 's tutee , it does n't mean he knew him terribly well . 

In a Cripps Christmas dinner ( circa 1972 ) the tutors of the various blocks sat with their tutees in the dining room . 

We all have a couple of dozen tutees -- surely you 're not planning to interrogate every one of Puddephat 's ? " 

` I used to have a tutee who lived there , " she responded brightly when the professor 's wife told her in which part of London they had their house . 

The Lanx may have been made to commemorate the visit of Julian the Apostate to the shrine in 363 AD . 

The establishment of a permanent co-operation commission was announced at the end of the visit of President Chissano of Mozambique to Accra on April 4 , 1990 . 

But the coded language of the joint communiqué issued at the end of Churchill 's Washington visit of January 1952 showed that there had been little or no meeting of minds . 

THE visit of Ireland 's new out-half Eric Elwood to Eaton Park tomorrow will be an added attraction when Ballymena take on Division One side Lansdowne . 

Tbilisi was angered by a visit of the Russian defence minister , General Pavel Grachev , to Russian military bases in Abkhazia last month without informing the Georgian government . 

Clearly , some clients will need community nurse visits at home . 

Advice , information and visits at Winfrith may be obtained via Occupational Safety Group ( extension 2797 ) or Occupational Health ( extn 2162 ) . 

“ I have been looking forward to her visit for weeks and was very excited when I met her . ” 

The company is also using the Merseyside visit for workshops sessions with 150 students at local schools and colleges . 

I was to have one visit from the district nurse and , of course , check-ups from my GP and surgeon . 

His stay at home coincided with a visit from the Reverend Jones of Isleworth , who had kept in touch and was now a friend of the family . 

` If I had n't replied to a client for five months I would almost expect a visit from them in response to a complaint ! " 

He found the place again , following the text with his forefinger . 

The gardener opened his shears and wiped the grass clippings off the blades with his forefinger . 

At least the socket in the tip of her left forefinger hardly showed . 

He cut his left forefinger across , and dunked it in his drink . 

Her silent philosophising ended with a yelp of indignation as she found her forefinger nipped between strong white teeth . 

He stopped and pushed his spectacles further up his nose with a forefinger in the gesture Meredith recalled . 

The shirt was placed separately and Curtis jabbed at it with a thick , square forefinger . 

She wiped her eyes with the back of a grubby forefinger and added more practically , ` You do n't have to worry about them , I 'm sure . 

Eventually just two members of the jolly band remained , one a fellow of Irish extraction and the other a man with a twitching right forefinger . 

The woman stabbed a bony forefinger just below Caroline 's breasts . 

He also held his forefinger to his lips , indicating that they might be overheard . 

He leaned over the desk and jabbed a stubby forefinger at the flushed major . 

His hand trembling , Mungo took the note between thumb and forefinger , deliberately not touching the feather . 

I 'll grip it between thumb and forefinger , look it straight in the eye and say , ` You 've got to be fucking kidding . " 

Paul unconsciously strokes his widow 's peak with thumb and forefinger . 

She sat down in the chair at the head of the cot and very carefully slid her forefinger into the baby 's hand . 

Mildred eased her flabby body off the sofa and they sat opposite each other , forefingers of their right hands resting on the bottom of the glass . 

When Cawthorne was mentioned by name she put her forefinger and thumb together in a circle and made the universal sign for self-abuse . 

In these conditions the weaknesses of British industry were rawly exposed to international competition .

There are what economists call ` efficiency " reasons , in addition to the obvious grounds of equity , to be concerned about the relative economic weakness of women .

The sort of weakness that I 'm talking about is not physical weakness but a weakness of their personality .

They were the late Roman Empire 's answer to the weakness of linear barriers and provided a defence in depth which the latter could not .

Her real power lay in her knowledge of others , her awareness of the weakness of men , the destructive weight of a well-timed laugh .

The exertion and fresh air had done nothing to ease the pain Kelly felt in her head , the weakness in her muscles .

In some cases it can go on to cause numbness or weakness in certain muscles of the leg .

The weakness of countervailing forces enabled state employees to pursue their corporate interests through the hundreds of specialist ` cuerpos " .

He kept meditating on the highest ideals and professed weakness to do anything about those ideals .

Fortunately , being a nurse , she had the built-in weakness for the sick that belongs to all nurses .

What you love are all those glitzy London shops where you can indulge your weakness for expensive baubles . "

I have a tremendous weakness for the demon king , Brian Walden .

All of the runners experienced muscle soreness and weakness for several days , but the resting group recovered much more quickly .

Thus market exchange has its weaknesses , as well as its strengths ( competition , anonymity , flexibility ) .

I was reluctant to kiss my mother , afraid that somehow her weakness and unhappiness would infect me .

The form they take is a function of both the viscosity of the magma and the configuration of fractures and other lines of weakness in the country rock .

The new discovery , of weakness in welded joints , may delay plans to reopen the plant 's two reactors .

When I played in the Wimbledon final , I knew that I had certain kinds of weaknesses .

A sense of weakness or goneness in the heart region that extends to the stomach creating a sensation of hunger .

A bigger headache , unlikely to go away even if the Gulf threat evaporates , is the weakness of both the yen and the dollar .

If the cough persists without improvement for a week or more and there is much weakness , tiredness and lack of energy .

` But believe me , I have overcome this weakness of mine , and become as hard as a rock .

The peasants were only to serve as conscripts , an unpopular exercise that was to prove a continuing weakness of Mohamed Ali 's army .

Lower sales are not a sign of weakness of industry and commerce -- just weakness of demand .

Continued economic weakness in Japan , aggravated by the recent strength of the yen , may increase the volume of doubtful loans .

In other words , society endorses in men what are actually manifestations of their emotional weakness and limitations .

Then his weaknesses -- alcohol , drugs , any physical weakness such as being a diabetic .

The General 's hope that France could play a major international role was undermined by the country 's economic and military weakness .

President , delegates , the events of last October , and the coal crisis , dramatically showed at once the strength and the weakness of the trade union movement today .

And please help me too , Lord , to begin to overcome my weaknesses in this area of conflict with others .

The real weakness of any players ' union lay in the difficulty of maintaining solidarity amongst its members .

The problem ultimately lies in the relative weakness of the Third World economy in the world capitalist system .

She wore men 's trousers under a wrap-around overall , heavy clogs on her feet and a scarf tied round her head like a turban to keep her hair in place . 

He was followed shortly afterwards by the sound of wooden clogs on cobble stones as people hurried to the mill before the hooter started . 

Before I lifted the knocker I gave my clogs an extra rub on my stockinged calf , then I rapped on the door . 

When I arrived at Miss Louise 's door , out of breath from running , I kicked the snow off my clogs and went straight in . 

I used to have a special gimmick -- when I used to do my clog dance , I used to shout to the audience , ` Throw pennies , " and that 's what they used to do . 

Each spring they resurface , no doubt from a winter of lovingly polishing their bells and their clogs . 

He wears gym shoes , or regular loafers , or of course those wooden clogs of his . 

As we passed people stood back on either side , loud-mouthed apprentices and washerwomen in leather clogs stopping their noisy clatter and waiting for us to pass . 

It was a sin different in kind from mischief-making and could , in Lydia 's estimation , be excused on the grounds that it was the sexual misbehaviour of another to which she was responding .

In comparison with fabliaux like that , the misbehaviour of the monk and the wife is all too deliberate and plausible .

How far are money and the media responsible for the misbehaviour of football supporters ?

The project is linked to an earlier study of sexual misbehaviour in rural and small town Scotland .

The Greek champions , AEK Athens , have been banned from European competition for a year because of their fans ' misbehaviour in a European Cup match at home to Marseille this month .

I have always made it clear that I take seriously any allegations of misbehaviour in any children 's home in Wales .

Against this background of a bustling , potentially violent and effectively unpoliced street life , we can point to a wide variety of other kinds of rowdyism and misbehaviour at this time in history .

The Lord Chancellor told him that , prima facie , the article constituted ` judicial misbehaviour " which is a ground for dismissal .

But last week 's pitch invasion at Maine Road , the home of Manchester City , was a warning that the war on crowd misbehaviour has not yet been won .

Play could also be abandoned today in the fifth one-day international after an agreement reached yesterday about what to do if there is crowd misbehaviour among the 25,000 sell-out crowd .

It was a strange misdemeanour but it launched The Doc on a career of unparalleled misbehaviour , which included regular confrontations with the footballing authorities and inevitable conflict with the law .

Nothing jeopardizes a prisoner 's parole chances more than misbehaviour within prison , and especially participation in riots and protests .

There are not many , a tiny minority , who have done outrageous things , who 've misbehaved outrageously and who 've been allowed to persist in their misbehaviour .

Chesney-Lind ( 1973 ) studied a Honolulu juvenile court and also found that sexual misbehaviour by girls was seen as morally outrageous and therefore dealt with more punitively .

A filing mechanism cuts down debtor misbehaviour because the availability of reliable information about the debtor 's property reduces the debtor 's incentive to misbehave by removing the opportunity to do so .

A number of police officers face charges relating to their alleged misbehaviour on that night , after complaints involving more than 100 officers were referred to the Police Complaints Authority .

The physical effects of corporate misbehaviour are difficult to quantify precisely .

Barnett said the charges against Mosher involved ` professional misbehaviour " .

There were unsubstantiated allegations of serious misbehaviour while Scotland were in Berne for the first World Cup qualifying Group I tie against Switzerland .

The sexual behaviour referred to turned out to be sexual misbehaviour by the standards of the time and on a widespread scale .

Javanese blends well with Kenyan , Colombian or Mocha coffees . 

Instead , I 'm woken up gently with a strong cup of black coffee . " 

I poured myself a strong black coffee and left for the office . 

She inhaled the aroma of his thick black coffee and looked with some doubt at her murky cup of tea . 

Melissa concentrated for a moment on the unnecessary task of stirring her unsweetened black coffee . 

They breakfasted on hot black coffee , biscuits and chocolate , eating in a silence cut by polite requests and answers . 

Perhaps you could acquire a taste for decaffeinated coffee or one of the many herb or fruit teas . 

One alternative is to order decaffeinated coffee , which certainly is an improvement on the original version . 

Limit yourself to one or two cups of tea or coffee a day ( without sugar ) or why not try herbal tea or decaffeinated coffee ? 

The smell of fresh coffee and frying bacon filled the kitchen . 

Ordering fresh coffee from the waitress who came to take my order , he passed me the Guardian and picked up the Sun . 

Conversely , emotional or mental problems can arise from a physical cause , as was the case with the victim of the instant coffee , and this is even less likely to be recognized by orthodox practitioners . 

The pudding went down like a dream , in blessed silence , and Christopher and Francis disappeared to brew coffee . 

Fanshawe brews large jugs of coffee , running through a number of scenarios which end with us climbing in beautiful weather , but still the rain angles down and Dufton Fell 's gloomy aspect matches mine . 

After the wine had run out they had brewed coffee on the hob and planned their magazine . 

Back indoors , she brewed coffee and ate a hasty breakfast before settling down to work . 

Then , after drinking more coffee , he pressed on : Launceston , Bodmin Moor , Bodmin . 

Tweed waited , saying nothing , tapping a pencil as he watched Newman while the reporter drank black coffee from the large mug Monica had brought him . 

Ilsa accepted coffee , pleased that it was afternoon when the English do n't generally drink coffee . 

Yeah , but it 's a really , really weird thing , it 's ever so heavy it looks as if it will be very hard to grind the coffee . 

The team escort , a soldier on loan from the Glosters , is making coffee . 

He slung the twin cartridge belts over his shoulders and tucked a roll of the heavy tape into each of his jacket pockets before making coffee . 

There was sugar on the draining-board where she 'd made the coffee in a hurry . 

Jurnet trimmed the bread , made himself a cup of instant coffee , and sat down at the kitchen table to de-foil one of the sections of cheese . 

Bridget , in the middle of making fresh coffee for herself and Earl Grey tea for Loretta , was unperturbed . 

Shelley sipped her coffee , then put the mug down and swung her legs on to the cool tiled floor . 

In the captain 's cabin behind the bridge he found the ship 's log .

He embarked in the Janet Izatt , and died at sea or in a port somewhere between Sydney and London at some time between February and June 1843 ( the ship 's log has been destroyed ) .

Mr Appleby said he complained to a senior officer who made a note in the ship 's log .

The captain of the Rebecca Sims described it in the ship 's log as a brownish-grey reptile at least 45 metres long .

It contained the ship 's papers and ship 's log , nothing more .

The task did n't stop here -- Fiona also had to write up a detailed log of the trip , complete with samples , photographs and complex scientific data showing when the river had high and low tides and why it flowed in a certain direction .

Keep a detailed log of your activities during the next two weeks .

The best way of establishing the facts is for project managers to keep a detailed log of their daily activities on , say , a half-hourly basis , for a week .

It was just that , since he had sold his coaster and settled in Punta Arenas , he had kept a log of all ships passing through .

A QAO log is also created for any installed Pmodel module and holds records of any installations and deinstallations occurring under the module name .

They contained transmit and receipt logs indicating to whom messages and documents were sent and indicating date and time .

The log is filled in every day by protection officers detailing their duties .

The results from the mechanical time log are presented in graph , chart and tabular form .

Log Adds an entry in the Quality Assessment Object ( QAO ) for the module .

` I 'll believe that when I 've seen the boat 's log , '' said Neil drily , ` and only then after it 's been checked by an expert .

It is equally indefensible that the Revenue is prepared to accept an employee 's estimate of his business use of his home telephone whereas the DSS requires a log of calls to be maintained .

Most people could make better use of their time and the whole idea of the log is to provide the information and stimulus for improvement .

" Our hope for Polaroid is to breathe new life into a fine corporation , not to milk it dry at the possible expense of its workers , retirees , shareholders , and creditors . "

The philo-traditionalists ( the best of them , anyway ) are bringing life and imagination to a kind of writing all but given up for moribund , and besides , they 're producing a literature of American faith .

The formation of a single statewide program was adopted to breathe life into a single program that will provide meaningful access to high quality legal services , in the pursuit of justice for as many low-income people throughout Colorado as possible .

Apparently , we learn in the Web site text , Monica was breathing life into these masterpieces as she underwent a " reawakening of my creative senses " during " an almost undendurable time . "

Palmeiro 's home run , his 19 th of the season , gave the Rangers a 9 - 8 lead and brought life back to a crowd that saw the Rangers come back from a 6 - 0 deficit and then lose a two-run lead in the eighth .

We remember the Marshall Plan because Truman had follow-through : He knew that stories did not end with a White House-lawn signing ceremony , and he fought for half a decade to breathe life ( and money ) into the Marshall Plan so that it would make a difference .

Lola can breathe life back into her injured dad , whose illicit love affair is viewed as if it were a fuzzy video on a tired afternoon soap opera .

The bulk of the collection was brought together by Theo Van Gogh , who also kept over 800 letters written by his brother , which , when read in conjunction with viewing the paintings , bring life and context to the works themselves .

Rouen continues to work on its monuments and public buildings , and recently has finished quayside renovations aimed at bringing life back to the riverside with new promenades .

What a television picture could not show was how these participants were breathing life into the process of rebuilding Lower Manhattan .

The unexpected early morning vote on an amendment to a broader measure giving the intelligence agencies the biggest increase in financing since the Cold War , breathed life into an idea that had seemed to fall by the wayside after President Bush surprised Congress with his plans to create a homeland security agency .

When they say it brought life to Hercules , they meant by being a spinoff of note , it kept it 's parent on the air a little longer .

Without them breathing life into your strategic plan , you would simply have a meaningless report that would be gathering dust on a shelf down in our Reprographics department .

" On the one hand , the United States has realized that the world cannot be entrusted solely to the pursuit of profit and to the indiscriminate use of the global capital market , and it has breathed new life into supranational institutions like the IMF and the U . N .

Originally published in 1983 , here is another book in Cassell 's attempts at breathing a little life into what should have been left to molder on the shelf .

The syndicated " Xena : Warrior Princess " brought life to the syndicated " Hercules . "

Superman , " Warner Brothers ' attempt to breathe life into two dormant film franchises by peopling them with action stars of a more contemporary hue .

First there was boom , then there was bust , but a container port opened in the 1990 s is breathing new life into the flagging commercial sector .

Randy Waters , vice president of production at The Star , said the new equipment will be a welcome relief for workers who have been coaxing additional life out of the existing presses .

During festivals , the square springs to life with excitement and color .

The squealing became slightly louder , and clearer -- the yowls of an animal in pain . 

Grin stood at the top of the stairway and let out a piteous yowl . 

Jourgensen 's vocal yowl sounds like somebody picking their arse with a broken bottle neck . 

David Rees , the chairman of Rugby , has tended his resignation after an internal disagreement . 

There had been calls for Belkheir 's resignation after the Algerian press pointed out that the " special intervention unit " charged with Boudiaf 's security came under Interior Ministry control . 

The Prime Minister wants your resignation by midnight , all right ? 

On Dec. 18 the Sejm rejected Olszewski 's resignation by 214 votes to 132 , with 73 abstentions , and the new Prime Minister presented his Cabinet to the Sejm on Dec. 21 . 

Mr Brown got the Blackpool conference off to a storming start , brushing aside fears that it might be distracted by Euro rebel Bryan Gould 's resignation from John Smith 's top team . 

It is not Nizan 's allegiance to communism which must be interpreted in the light of his resignation from the party . 

Compromise solution -- Weizmann 's resignation from inner Cabinet 

On Gorbachev 's resignation from the post on Dec. 25 , the Soviet Defence Minister , Marshal Yevgeny Shaposhnikov became Commander-in-Chief . 

Mr Heseltine is slowly reaping the reward of the patience , persistence and self-restraint he has demonstrated since his stormy resignation in 1986 . 

But the resignation in August 1989 of the Justice Minister on the grounds that a failed promise would bring social unrest showed how ineffective the controls still were . 

Further Cabinet changes followed the resignation in mid-September of Minister of State for Finance , Economy and the Budget Said Ali Kemal , hitherto regarded as second in the government only to Djohar . 

According to the constitution , Mr Havel should be elected by December 24 -- within two weeks of the resignation of President Husak . 

The PP called for the resignation of several politicians , including Carlos Solchaga , the finance minister . 

Friday 's resignation of the finance minister , Giovanni Goria , and the health minister , Francesco de Lorenzo , both tainted by corruption scandals , hammered the lira . 

The minister , who had radically restructured French research and technology , actually handed in his resignation on 2 February after a clash with President Francois Mitterrand -- but it only became public last week . 

Following the unexpected resignation on Jan. 11 of President Chadli Bendjedid , a newly created five-member High Committee of State ( HCS ) , chaired by Mohammed Boudiaf , assumed presidential powers on Jan. 14 . 

The resignation on July 29 of Vincenzo Scotti ( DC ) , who had been appointed Foreign Minister four weeks earlier , prompted widespread criticism . 

Upton Southern shed 5p to 40p in reaction to the chairman 's resignation over a policy disagreement . 

On the strength of his party 's advance the Social Democrat leader , Svend Auken , called for Schlüter 's resignation and the formation of a new centre-left coalition . 

Serbia : Interior Minister 's resignation -- Criminal proceedings against Draskovic -- Strikes 

The Foreign Secretary and Witney 's M P , Douglas Hurd , says there wo n't be a challenge to Mrs. Thatcher 's leadership following Sir Geoffrey Howe 's resignation . 

At the time of Brown 's surprise resignation earlier this year ( see The Art Newspaper No. 16 , March 1992 , p. 5 ) , Pillsbury was considered by many , including this writer , to be a ` shoo-in " for the job . 

When a national CDU organization was established in 1950 , Adenauer became chairman of the party , a post which he retained after his resignation as Chancellor . 

Chaovalit 's resignation as Army Commander and entry into Cabinet 

The violent communal riots of 1969 precipitated his resignation as Prime Minister in 1970 . 

December : resignation of Secretary of State [ see p. 37932 ] . 

The shock resignation of Sir Geoffrey Howe last night took its inevitable toll on the London Stock Market . 

In the six years which followed his resignation as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster , Mosley himself had passed from Labour minister to Fascist leader . 

The Amir accepted the government 's resignation , but called on ministers to remain in office until a new Cabinet was formed . 

Now that Kinnock has announced his resignation , a partial rapprochement between Labour and the Sun is in the air . 

Within an hour of the Slovak declaration Havel announced his resignation as Czechoslovak President with effect from July 20 . 

He sent for me and demanded my resignation , and we had the worst row I 've ever had in my business life . " 

The demonstrators , many of whom were students , demanded the resignation of President Hussain Mohammad Ershad and the holding of a fresh general elections under the auspices of a caretaker government . 

ANGRY councillors demanded the resignation of two senior officials over a row with Powergen . 

By 1867 his influence was such that he was able to force the resignation of the rector in office and persuade the pope to accept his nominee . 

Nawaz then forced the resignation of Hekmatyar 's main patron within the Pakistan military , Gen. Hammed Gul , as corps commander in Multan . 

Chang had offered his resignation in early March after his wife and daughter had been implicated in the scandal [ see p. 38089 ] . 

He had already offered his resignation , twice , and Mr Malik had simply ignored it . 

Wang had tendered his resignation on Oct. 7 following widespread public and cross-party criticism of his controversial proposal for land tax reforms . 

Little did he know that it was n't a smile , but a grimace of pain . 

Cowley allowed that slight grimace of disgust to touch his face that told of his total contempt for this particular villain . 

A crushed grimace of defeat crossed Charlotte 's face at his words . 

It was the kind of grin on the face of a leather-jacketed youth when he revs his motor bike and watches the grimaces on the faces of those standing around . 

VINNY Jones revealed it was a ` toe-job " which led to Paul Gascoigne 's grimace in the famous photo of their close encounter . 

The cold empty eyes had not changed : the face , half-hidden by a hood , now wore a permanent grimace . 

It was a mirthless grimace , but , ` Oh , yes , I 'll probably tell her all about it . 

Monitoring motor activity in newborn babies , Dr McGuiness found boys to be significantly more active , spending less time asleep and performing more facial grimaces than girls . 

Melissa gave a mischievous grimace as she suddenly remembered the disapproving gleam in her friend 's eye on learning where she was spending the evening and , possibly , the night . 

His Royal Highness raised an eyebrow and puckered one side of his mouth in a very characteristic grimace of amusement . 

Both had reflected that the faces of the dancers , women more than men , but men , too , could just as well have been distorted in screams and grimaces of pain as in enjoyment . 

His face scratched and bleeding , contorted in a grimace of pain and anger , Benton toppled backwards , one hand reaching for the knife . 

She stood off to one side , her lips twisted into a grimace of disgust at their vulgarity . 

With a snarl that changed her smiling face into a grimace of pure hatred she threw herself at him , the weapon slashing for his face . 

` If you do not stop at the road-block , you are dead , " says a soldier with a grimace . 

` Well , if this war wound stands up ter walkin' up those stairs I might be able ter get it down ter the dustbin for yer , " he said with a grimace . 

The simplistic edges succeeded in highlighting the strength of the songwriting , the virtuosity of Johnny Marr 's guitar work and the gradual coming together of four musicians with one purpose . 

The virtuosity of the wind players of the Chamber Orchestra of Europe is more effortless , and their accents far lighter in touch than that of their Swiss colleagues . 

The brilliance of the book design is matched by the virtuosity of the printing by Dai Nippon . 

The headmaster wielded that pause with all the virtuosity of Edith Evans in her prime . 

Her virtuosity with language is not in doubt ( and all credit to her translator for rendering it with such vitality ) . 

The first , featuring the American adolescent altoist , Christopher Hollyday , was uneven -- Hollyday 's famous virtuosity sounding faintly stiff and cramped by comparison with the local prodigy , Jason Rebello 's . 

His virtuosity and clarity is a welcome oasis in the current clouded debate : whither modern architecture ? 

One can only suppose that the smiths at Igbo Ukwu enjoyed demonstrating their virtuosity . 

If the NBC Symphony 's virtuosity is already breathtaking in the first and second movements , then the finale is still more amazing in its precision , weight and attack . 

Beneath the chandeliers of the Spanish Riding School , they display their virtuosity to the music of Mozart . 

His performance is sui generis -- extraordinarily vivid in colour and gesture , at no small cost to the music 's continuity , and with no little virtuosity from the balance engineer . 

The young Chinese-American Frederic Chiu displays spectacular virtuosity , glitter and panache , as well as deep sensitivity and thought in this , a most enterprising and important recording dýt . 

Steve Pratt Bournemouth Sinfonietta and Evelyn Glennie : Newcastle City Hall TYNESIDE is already familiar with the awesome virtuosity and musicianship of Evelyn Glennie and the audience welcomed her return to the city . 

Perhaps the greatest attraction of the band is due to the extremely wide-ranging nature of it s repertoire and the virtuosity and versatility of it s members . 

Attacks to the abdomen must be no lower than the bottom edge of the belt . 

For much of that period the area was probably part of one of many statelets beyond the western edge of the early kingdom of East Anglia . 

Set between the shuttered window of the best room and the lower edge of the yard wall , the chamber sank back into the building like a huge stone tunnel . 

This ran along the edge of the parkland and was marked with a DANGER notice giving warning that the ground beyond was swamp . 

About 1 cm from the outside edge of the ring , push the fabric square firmly into the ring so the centre is embedded in the foam by about 1cm and the fabric corners stand up . 

Then why do I always feel as if I am falling off the edge of a cliff ? 

The Knightley Way skirts its western edge and many footpaths meander through the trees . 

The sails have mainspars in their upper edges , and these act as pivots where they pass through the tube . 

Armagnac , rather like SuperBrat , is appealing because of its rough edges , its unpredictability . 

It was dark on the river , the moon obscured behind the Wall 's north-western edge . 

Standing by the water 's edge , Laura glanced nervously about her , but there appeared to be no sign of Ross . 

Mr McFall also pressed the Government not to exempt folding pocket knives from the bill even if their blade edges did not exceed three inches in length . 

He picked up an invitation card from the display on his mantelpiece and turned it over and back , letting the sun glint off its gilt edge . 

In 1916 , sidelamps were fixed under the canopy edge , as with other cars in the fleet . 

You must come again next year and see it from the cliff edge . " 

` The coastguard was constantly getting calls from ships concerned about this car over a cliff edge and someone dangling from it , " recalled Stuart Fell . 

With three sets of windows serving five levels , the lower mezzanine floor was held back 1.2 metres from the outside walls to avoid the ugly juxtaposition of window and floor edge . 

Transmission electron microscopy of cross-sections of the wound edge confirms the presence of the cable ( Fig. 3b ) . 

Mark in 3cm from each side of long base edge , and mark 1cm from each side of top edge . 

Roll out 375g/13oz ready-made puff pastry into a 35×40cm/14×16in rectangle and trim the edges . 

There is also an optional 4 mm ( ⅛ ) thick glass top with a smooth edge . 

The oral shield is distinctly pentagonal , with an obtuse proximal angle and a convex distal edge . 

The six screws at the front of the bridge plate are different to those of a Strat in that each one has a V-shaped groove which fits into a corresponding knife edge on the bridge plate . 

You know how the bolt sits , with the curved edge towards you and the flat one faced away ? 

From Dorking eastwards the course of the Variscan Front probably follows the southern edge of the London Platform to near Hythe on the Channel coast . 

A land of rich fertile valleys that reach up to touch the edge of wild moorland . 

The missile caught the edge of Henry 's left boot , but he did not flinch . 

Along the edge of the plain the outriders that Burun had planted were galloping back to join the main body . 

The H strip message appears if it is possible to identify the strip in which the lower edge of the test card lies . 

Nails. staples and screws can be driven within 10 mm of the outer edge of FERMACELL . 

Paint the edge of just one half of the shape with a little melted chocolate and bring the two halves together . 

The adoral shields are short slightly larger than wide with the proximal edge at nearly right angles to the jaw : they do not separate the oral shields from the first lateral arm plate . 

Hedges with few shrub species , wire fences , or even no features at all , can all mark the edge of early documented parishes . 

Off then for a drive around the edges of Constable country where the scenery was very impressive , before stopping for a welcome cup of tea before the return journey home . 

And of course you risk yourself still further by positioning yourself under an overhanging edge -- you could finish up at least partially buried if there is a cave-in . 

Blondel frowned ; it seemed a curious way to describe someone -- flat , with crinkly edges , swaying backwards and forwards . 

The rest is new , maroon paintwork , the edges badly over-run on the glazing . 

The ventral arm plates are pentagonal nearly triangular with a very wide distal edge ; the distal edge may project slightly midradially . 

When we run the satellite sequence , you can see all the cloud that moved in from the west overnight and the good news is that the back edge is not too far away . 

Nearly all the stone steps in the first flight up to the half-landing were broken , with jagged edges where bits of tread had fallen away . 

Some of the major new features include TrueType , which can create type of varying sizes without any jagged edges . 

But all the previously jagged edges are ironed out and the sound watered down , presumably by the omnipresent hand of The Man , so that Billy Ray Wanker fans will buy it . 

Paradoxically , in some cases photocopies look better than the original because they help smooth out the jagged edges of curves and fill in the gaps between the dots to make the letters look more solid . 

Gilly 's voice was sharp like the jagged edge of a tin-can top . 

Taking a photograph , I had stepped forward onto nothing and found myself flying through the air , cartwheeling like a rag doll , striking sharp edges and corners and buffeted by hard objects . 

The test will check that there are no sharp edges or projections arising from damage or excessive corrosion likely to give rise to injury . 

These oolites were probably deposited as part of the coastal sand-barrier complex as it prograded basinwards , before becoming stabilised at the edge of the platform . 

Benstede and Corbett then sat at the edge of a table directly beneath the great dais just as a chorus of trumpets brayed . 

At the river 's edge , whilst the party was reassembling and being marshalled behind them , the leaders went to peer across . 

At the edge of the water Wilkie 's girl cried out that it was lunch , they were going to eat lunch . 

Guy was sitting at the pool 's edge as she swam back to the shallow end . 

According to its brochure , Lucknam Park is ` a magnificent country house hotel situated on the south edge of the Cotswolds between Chippenham and Bath " . 

His elbows were on the table edge , his heavily ringed fingers idly scratching at a thick black beard as though it aided his concentration . 

The unusual factor is that Phi Cassiopeiæ lies on the south-east edge of the cluster . 

You could put a glass of water on the window edges and it would not spill over . 

They had reached the door of his room now and , as Harry opened it , Madeleine went past him and sat down on the edge of his old brass bedstead . 

So I danced till we got to the edge of the room and then I danced right out the door and up the street . 

Moray eels squirm right to the water 's edge and greedily gulp down the feast . 

I put the small boat on my shoulders and carried it to the edge of the water , then I put it in the sea . 

He goes to his lorry where he drags six bags to the edge of the lorry 's platform . 

She swung her legs over the edge of the bed and went over to the window to look down at the courtyard . 

He moved slowly and cautiously across the pitch-dark room until his knees touched the edge of the bed . 

When the child shrank back against the edge of the bed and made no attempt to climb up on to the mattress , Aggie put a hand to her head before muttering , ` I 'm sorry . 

Not the most patient young lady in the world , Dolly sat up and swung her legs over the edge of the bed . 

He sank down on to the edge of her bed , and she scurried over towards the wall , taking every inch of her covers with her . 

Where this lane ends , continue forward through gate by National Trust sign for Manor Mill and follow left edge of field , at end of which keep to left of seat . 

As the edges of the field are normally the most shaded and sheltered from the drying wind , the outside four to six rows are first raked towards mid-field and the rest towards the hedge . 

Absolutely best of all , USAF Upper Heyford grounds its F111 jets while you glide silently around the edges of their field . 

The path continues along the edge of the field , through the hole in the hedge and back to the South Walsham Staithe Car Park . 

For some years I have been campaigning to open up the unofficial footpath along the north edge of the field bordering Baberton golf course , which links Muirwood Road to Bloomiehall Park . 

I have a picture of them in my mind -- tilled from the edge of the sea to the boundary fence , a tidy , changing pattern of ordered use . 

Seaweeds , which are multicellular algae , and submerged flowering plants such as the eelgrass Zostera , grow near the edges of the sea . 

Soon they were dancing on the flattened grass round the fire , and some with more temerity barefoot by the edge of the sea . 

Arthur stood by the terrace wall , looking out towards the distant , shining line that was the edge of the open sea . 

If I do n't tell , " she gripped the edge of the table , ` there will be several deaths this afternoon , less important to me , but much more sensational . 

If a line , perhaps the far edge of the table , passes behind a beaker , then it will be only semi-evident in the proximity of the beaker . 

I also have small screw eyes ( like the ones used for net curtains ) screwed into the back edge of my knitting table . 

But still it continued to wash away , around the edges of tables , between the legs and fingers of statues . 

This is easier to see by placing the fabric on a large rectangular table with the selvedge level with the long edge of the table . 

She jumped to her feet , her stomach churning with emotion , and jarred one hip violently against the edge of the table , sending her untouched coffee-cup toppling sideways on its saucer . 

The fair boy brought his closed hand out of the breast of his cotte and opened it proudly under the edge of the table . 

Suddenly the siren on the fire truck begins to wail , and a caravan of cars winds its way out towards the edge of town . 

Do you approve of these changes happening all around the edges of our towns , or should something different be done ? 

There was just the main street where there was everything you needed and everything else just dribbled off towards the ragged edges of the town . 

Then the line of vehicles pulled away one by one , forming a loose convoy as they moved off along the deserted main street , heading for the edge of town . 

As I reached the edge of the woods and stopped playing , I turned round and waved to Colonel Young . 

As he reached the edge of the wood , he found the others waiting for him fearfully . 

This shrub is found on more calcareous soils in southern Britain , usually in old hedges and the edges of woods , sometimes in long-established scrub . 

Soon they were in grey twilight and could see that the stream bordered the farther edge of the wood . 

The members of the second party lined the edge of the highway facing the woods , forming a trap into which their colleagues would drive the fleeing sect heavies . 

And this is particularly true in early October during the annual fair , when the town becomes a blaze of color and noise , and most every man , woman , and child dons typical Andalucían dress .

In 1873 , the French anatomist Louis Antoine Ranvier had already observed that some muscles of the rabbit were redder in color , and contracted in a slower , more sustained manner , than paler muscles of the same animal .

However , modern production methods , including thin artificial canvas and gaudy synthetic colors , saw them lose favor .

Each day , the manager looks over the factory floor to see if any carts with a particular flag color are falling behind the others of that group .

This year as always , Paris fashion has meant fabulous - looking girls slinking along in foot - high hair or plastered - flat hair with grim or giddy hats and stark painted faces , sporting fitted tops , transparent tops , cutout tops , tight skirts slit to here , full skirts trailing to there , floppy pants or skinny pants , trimmings that glitter or flutter , colors that dazzle or puzzle , curled feathers and dyed fur , boiled wool and frosted leather , crushed velvet , shot silk , frayed hemp , and distressed plastic .

Epithelial structures expressing cytokeratin ( blue color ) were represented by ST ( s , Fig .

Changing the type of fabric , even if the thread color is the same , generally demands adjustment of the thread tensions and other parts of the machine .

While men 's dress shirts are normally sewn with white thread , regardless of the fabric color , most apparel items use a thread color to match or contrast in a decorative way with the cloth .

and then she waits for them to get their color back and then she 'll polish them again i do n't know whatever so she stopped for awhile boy what a difference they buy nail polish every two weeks it 's uh gosh and lotion oh my goodness body lotion

This means that after sewing a bundle of items of one color , an operator must not only change the needle thread but also put in a new bobbin for each new color of fabric .

The metro edition does , though , complete with front - page color picture .

Wooden clogs feature prominently , either plain or painted in bright colors .

well i drive a black car right now and i 've always liked black but uh i maybe uh interested in other colors uh i 'm not really interested in yellow or white

Under the cold acclimation condition of a PPFD of 4 ?mol m -2s -1 and 2 °C both FR and FS plants maintained a healthy green color after 6 wk at 2°C , and resumed growth when re - hydrated and returned to 25 °C .

yes yeah i 've seen that done where there 's uh oh i saw one that was kind on an ecru undercoat and then it had a little bit darker sort of peachy color

but she would have to cut out different colors and that is the best book to go through those National Geographics

little bits of um colors that he 'll pick from your from your work and and matte it with that little color and it just it just makes this wonderful piece of art um

The distribution of hair color and the mean concentration of CBZ for each color are shown in Table 2 . The concentration values are in micrograms / gram as measured by HPLC .

i do you know they make jokes about women picking out the color but i really do like to have a decent sized engine in my car

New hair color offered women `` an immediate and affordable means of transformation . ''

But Japan represented something new for van Gogh , not the jaggedly cropped edges and off-kilter points of view that attracted Degas and Cassatt but rather an imaginary world of nature worship ; available women ; and flat , shadowless color .

Although the colors are well seen , the form seems to shimmer and fluctuate , indicating that the shape - processing mechanisms are not well activated by the pure color differences .

so that uh you get some the color does n't really matter for because you have that light

However , recent double color immunohistochemistry experiments indicate that the cells in the mouse proximal efferent ductule epithelium can be separated into three types with distinct expression of ERs : ( 1 ) ER?+/ER?- , ( 2 ) ER?+/ER?+ and ( 3 ) ER?-/ER? + [ 43 ] . The authors did not provide any functional explanation of these observations .

As is common in ET analysis , these features may extend over sequentially or spatially clustered sets of nucleotides or amino acids , and patterns are frequently difficult to identify without a form of color coding .

yeah yeah as a matter of fact uh what we 've got ours painted now is kind of a light creamy color and a uh

he 's got quite a bit of interest in uh in playing around with the one we have at home and it 's not a it 's not a real fun one it 's not a color or i do n't have much in the way of game software

Users can specify the color , graphical representation and placement of any feature ( both annotations and computational results ) .

The membranes were then treated with anti - digoxigenin - AP Fab fragments and the color substrates NBT / BCIP .

This pathway is supposed to be involved in the processing of form and color .

We also suggest that for VPA there appears to be effects of collinearity between age and hair color , and possibly dose and hair color .

Another aspect of this interpretation controversy concerns whether there are systematic influences on drug concentration in hair because of color variations , differences in cosmetic treatment , and different intensities of hair hygiene .

you know she does n't have a brown nose and her eyes she 's sort of unicolor you know eyes are the same color and everything so

We can assess this effect by examining the ANCOVA model retaining dose and hair color as the sole covariates ( replicating the procedure applied to VPA ) and examining the surviving significant relationship .

For CBZ , hair color does not appear to exert a significant effect on the quantity of the compound recovered from hair .

In insects as well as in vertebrates , it does this by means of color opponent neurons ( Figure 2A ) [ 18,21,22 ] .

He took a taxi the twelve miles into Brighton , and was dropped off at the Willett Collection , housed in the town 's museum .

` They travel about the Sahara as if they were taking a taxi across London .

If your car breaks down or you need to get a taxi home late at night , the last thing you want to do is wander round looking for a phone box .

` Tell me where he got into your taxi and everything that happened . "

It would benefit the elderly and disabled people who use taxis .

` I 'm staying here in town , it 's only five minutes " walk , not worth calling a taxi , but I do n't like to go alone .

` It will be my pleasure , " he assured her , and at once left her to order a taxi .

An hour later , Buzz hailed a taxi and returned to Eastbourne , where she booked into a modest residential hotel recommended by the taxi driver .

You could hire taxis , or go the whole hog and hire a chauffeur-driven car for the day .

After a photographic session near the Palace Gates I was just about at the end of my tether and was thankful to catch a taxi back to Liverpool Street Station and home .

With regard to the incident this morning , we do not know at this stage whether the injured man was operating a taxi or not .

Linley had left the restaurant at 3 p.m. and taken a taxi to Fleet Street , a journey of no more than ten minutes even on a busy Friday afternoon .

Other travel terror stories , like travelling by taxi to Bombay airport and being besieged by one-armed , one-legged , one-eyed , two-headed beggars , now seemed pure joy .

It was a gentle enough life and it took only six and a half hours to travel home by taxi from Beirut to Jaffa .

Charity summoned a taxi from the rank with one hand and dismissed Charles and Clarissa negligently with the other .

Gathering speed all the time , I rushed outside and hailed a taxi .

Chodorow , Byrd and Heidorn [ 1985 ] have investigated the use of MRDs in the construction of semantic hierarchies , based on the assumption that all noun definitions have " genus " and " differentiae " terms . 

The most important aspect of the package definition is the fact that a package is a type of module . 

Moreover , Taylor J felt that J 's dyslexia was a ` disability " and thus was covered by the second definition of learning difficulty ( above ) . 

In fact , it barely fits the definition of being a house at all , looking more like a big triangular thing . 

In other words , the decision to remain neutral , according to the terms of our present definition , would amount to a decision to allow the naturally strong child to prevail . 

Shelley 's definitions preclude the distinction between poets and prose writers as ` a vulgar error " . 

The same style of mark-up is used both for instances of the logical objects and for their definitions . 

The World Health Organisation 's definition that health is a state of complete physical , mental , and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity redresses the medically biased emphasis on disease or infirmity . 

" Useful " semantic information is that part of a word 's definition ( or its expansion ) that is semantically related to the sentential context of that word in typical usage . 

Since the Vienna Convention applies to treaties between States , its definition limits third parties to States . 

We rarely if ever have in mind a circumstance described as a single event or whatever , but the possibility is not to be excluded by our definition . 

The prevalence of incontinence according to the International Continence Society 's definition -- a condition in which involuntary loss of urine is a social or hygienic problem and is objectively demonstrable -- is unknown . 

However , if we assume that accountants also have an educational role , we might add to our definitions , to include potential users and potential users ' needs . 

The words themselves , being less " everyday " , are less likely to have widely accepted definitions or stereotypical patterns of usage that may then be quoted as examples in their dictionary definition . 

Many women are excluded by current definitions of ` beauty " , but this article focuses on how being fat affects our sexual choices , particularly within the lesbian communities . 

At this point it may be noted that there is no completely satisfactory definition of ` an utterance " . 

How much time people spent watching TV depends on the definition of ` watch " . 

Bearing in mind the dictionary definition of " Mayhem " , that 's probably just as well . 

What constituted a ` pagan " was a matter of definition by clerical authority ; in practice it meant what evaded the bishop 's control . 

This presupposes detailed definition by customers of their requirements and the development of processes to ensure that those requirements are met . 

The most obvious definition for labouring poets is that it includes all those whose support normally depended on manual work , either their own or that of their families . 

' Paul gives four words describing the effect of prophecy : Vine 's expository dictionary gives the following definitions for each one . 

The Concise Oxford Dictionary gives two definitions for each ( Table 1 ) . 

The Act also provides for the setting up of new procedures for the identification of children with special educational needs and for the establishment of a new definition for the term . 

Later at Clarissa 's theatre she wanted to know why if he was supposed to be a soldier , he was n't confined to barracks or whatever they did to recruits . 

` And you think you can beat the British by ambushes and blowing up police barracks ? " 

A proposal to build more barracks was rejected by Parliament in 1739 on the grounds that ` the people of this kingdom have been taught to associate the idea of barracks and slavery " . 

Soldiers set up barbed-wire fences , electricians wired up searchlights , carpenters built barracks and sentry boxes on elevated platforms . 

With these exceptions , troops lived in barracks , and certainly the officers were rarely posted to their home territories . 

Sheila was in complete agreement with me on this subject , and the only disadvantage we could see to living in a barracks was having men in heavy boots walking about over your head . 

We lived in a barracks in the End , barely saw the inside of the tube for ten weeks . 

Local press reports said that former President Traore had been hurriedly moved from the Kati barracks , where he had been held in detention . 

In the afternoon we visit Ruthven Barracks , near Kingussie , an infantry barracks built by the Hanoverian government following the Jacobite rebellion of 1715 . 

There was always a close relationship between the Armed Forces and the railways so that we are not surprised to learn that many barracks were built by or for Service personnel . 

After dutifully inspecting the destruction at the El Azziziya barracks , where the Libyan leader lived , at the port of Sidi Balal and at Tripoli airport , as well as the damage done to the French Embassy and to civilian homes adjoining the target areas , Coleman left the media pack clamouring for phone lines at the El Khebir hotel or doing ` stand-ups " on the roof and went off on his own . 

As an irregular five-minute sketch , Wayne 's World hit unequalled comic highs , but when word of a spin-off movie became flesh , the general reaction was one of bafflement .

The Dow Jones industrial average closed on March 20th at 2,739 , not far below its all-time high of 2,810 on January 2 1990 , and well above this year 's low of 2,553 .

Nicosia : The Cisco index closed at a new high of 185.6 , a gain of 2.1 points on the week .

BRITAIN 'S trade deficit has soared to a seven-month high , partly due to the pound 's devaluation .

A surge in stocks to a five-year high of 197,500 tonnes in mid-October , caused prices to fall to £1,244 ( $2,400 ) a tonne in early December .

Very few deaf men and women of ability came through to lead the rest : the clergy retained a powerful grip on the affairs of deaf people , and the age of paternalism was at a high .

He claims the problem is at an all-time high and that confiscated nets are finding their way back into the hands of poachers .

But coming from a theatrical background has prepared her for the highs and lows of an actor 's life .

The Tide tables can not be relied on for precise highs and lows of the tides .

THOSE three major eclipses can be held responsible for the tremendous highs and lows in your love life this year .

` He has played international rugby during the lows and occasional highs for Wales and learned to survive .

Inflation had fallen from a high of 15.7 per cent in 1987 to 4.9 per cent at end-1990 , but at the cost of falling output and a sharp rise in unemployment .

Iran 's oil production from a high of 295 billion tonnes in 1976 reached a low of 65.8 million tonnes in 1981 but by 1983 had risen to 122.4 million tonnes or 2.465 million barrels per day .

There are highs -- like young Jamie Delgado , a Slater boy since he was ten , winning the Under-14 World Championships -- never before in British tennis history has that happened .

Share prices in Tokyo climbed by 6.2% during the week to a new 1993 high , on hopes of an early economic recovery .

His prime shorts are what he calls his ` vestal virgins " , growth stocks selling at or near their all-time highs .

Unemployment jumped from a low of 2.7 per cent to a high of 4.3 per cent in 1966 .

There was nothing in the tradition which implied a man with the humility and charity to sit down and wash the feet of a common prostitute . 

He showed no desire to get up and greet me but I was merciless and dragged him inch by inch over the cobbles till he was lying at my feet . 

The first real chance fell to Ron Munn for Milton when he was put clear , but Leach dived at his feet to block his shot . 

On the balls of his sodden feet he advanced along the corridor to his room . 

Her teeth were chattering and her unshod feet felt like blocks of ice . 

` In this same room I once helped a pretty young woman who came in with cut and bleeding feet , who gave birth to a boy and then died . " 

Her face was still sulky and she still sniffed occasionally as she put her feet to the ground . 

He was back in bed with Betty , getting there , getting there , his foot on the accelerator as he shot across the main road that took a steady morning stream of vehicles to the coast . 

Unable to use his hands , he raised a leather-booted foot towards us . 

Besides , Mandy came over and started tickling her feet with a peacock plume she kept in a vase by the door . 

Now , without moving your feet from where they are , let the trolley slowly roll away from you until you feel it start to go out of control -- then pull it back . 

Sitting with soles of the feet together , pull your feet in as close to you as possible . 

Reporting back to Bloomsbury House on a visit to the Jacobs ' residence where Ilse , a probationary nurse , was staying , Miss Smith recorded Ilse 's hospital treatment for flat feet . 

The dark eyes were raking her from head to toe , appraising her -- from the long , tousled russet hair to the bare feet protruding from beneath the hem of her wrap . 

His mother had her feet up in front of the telly and Noreen had shut herself in the front attic . 

Back in the present , enemies of the guerrillas ' 'new democracy' have their feet and heads hacked off and crudely sewn back on -- the wrong way round . 

I have big , square feet ; there was a corn on my left little toe . 

Several officers set out when a car was stolen from Gloucester City centre when a pedestrian had his foot crushed by a police car , then another vehicle crashed into the stolen Rapier . 

He was only a little 'un , but he got one weight over his head all right .

` Ello young 'un , " he grunted , ` I was just watchin 'em lave-nettin' on the river there . "

And she had to ask herself if this young 'un was seven or seventeen .

He rose , flung his arms wide , took a deep inhalation of sea air and climbed the few paces to the top of the dune where he would be visible to the clothed . 

Similarly , the inhalation of anaesthetics , bronchial sprays , tobacco smoke and so on could become a simple matter . 

The man , who has not been named , was treated at hospital for gas inhalation then questioned . 

Asthma is currently treated with two different drugs taken by inhalation . 

This may include anticholinergic drugs to dry up secretions and prevent inhalation of saliva . 

Steam inhalations were given four hourly and Mr Brown was given analgesia prior to physiotherapy . 

Similarly ( p 61 ) , first aiders are taught to begin the rescue of someone who has collapsed from fume and gas inhalation by going away to telephone . 

Dust from such holes sprinkled down upon the drillers and considerable amounts were inevitably taken in by their vigorous inhalations as they laboured . 

A couple in one house at Primrose Gardens were treated for shock and smoke inhalation . 

The inhalation of airborne uranium particles could lead to " unacceptable body burdens " . 

The four month old girls were treated in hospital for smoke inhalation but later allowed home . 

Eventually the Fire Service put the fire out , but by then both women had died from smoke inhalation . 

Ten classrooms were gutted in the arson attack , and three fire fighters were treated for smoke inhalation . 

A post mortem examination report showed he died from poisoning by carbon monoxide due to inhalation of fumes . 

The pensioners were taken to Middlesbrough General Hospital suffering from smoke inhalation . 

Calibration is done in situ using a chopped laser beam to provide a known heat increment .

Calibration of the instrument will allow the heat capacity of a sample to be calculated in a quantitative manner .

The calibration is carried out by mounting the magnetometer core centrally in the coils and adjusting the peak-to-peak output while reversing the coil current , set to a constant value appropriate to the range being calibrated .

This is important because many devices for measuring low flow speeds in turn require calibration .

Unfortunately it is then suggested that you repeat the calibration each time you use the unit .

Note : A calibration error was discovered after the experiment was performed .

Other features include six measurement scales and calibration standards traceable back to International Standards Organisations .

The Series 3000 incorporates automatic calibration of wavelength , transmission and absorbance zeros together with automatic programmes for absorbance ratioing and peak seeking .

Calibration of the measuring system was done before the insertion of the probe into the rectum .

Remember , these calibrations of positive and negative values are necessary for the maths to work !

The police officer in charge found , however , on checking the calibration of the intoximeter , that it was not functioning correctly .

Errors will also be experienced during rotation immediately prior to take-off , but these are allowed for during calibration of flight instruments and static vents , during the pre-certification flight trials of an aircraft .

If the intention is to make serious measurements calibration with a Helmholtz coil will be required .

Dommer had reassembled his flamer now , and was checking the calibration on the sights by centring the laser marker on Kreig 's temple .

Both of them poring over maps and guide books , planning the itinerary of every marvellous day .

There is no point in suggesting an itinerary in a small town like Stein .

The same people who backed Mr Rafsanjani 's economic reforms were soon complaining when a strand of hair appeared under a woman 's scarf . 

Then she felt something on her arm and discovered her scarf had come undone . 

` Do come to my picnic , " the woman said , and her voice sounded as her silk scarf sounds when it trails behind her through the branches in the wood . 

Opposite left Camel-wool-acrylic sweater and cardigan , wool trousers , all by Nicole Farhi ; wool polka dot scarf Paul Smith ; cream ribbed socks from Sock Shop . 

My white silk scarf ; the irreplaceable Mobius scarf , the gift of Darren Watt , had been in the missing bag as well . 

He had on a beautiful dark double-breasted overcoat which he wore undone and draped round his shoulders was a tasselled white silk scarf . 

He was wearing a thin jacket , tom in places , and a thick multi-coloured scarf . 

big leaves for eyebrows and he 's got a lovely green and orange scarf , stripy scarf . 

The Doctor hooked the handle of his umbrella over his top pocket and pulled his paisley scarf from around his neck . 

` There 's got ta be thousands upon thousands here today , " Nancy remarked , pulling her scarf around her throat to keep out the cold . 

The first day of term in the Foley household meant that Jack would put on a college scarf and head into UCD for the first time . 

Maxim took off his silk scarf , wiped his brow and put the scarf in his pocket . 

She untied the shoelace and did what she could to tame the unruly curls , then took off her red scarf and used it to tie her hair back firmly at the nape of her neck . 

` If you do not wish people to become interested , you must tie your scarf more securely . 

When you go to school you will wear a scarf over your hair and you will be taken there every morning by your husband . " 

He was wearing a coat and a thick woollen scarf , to which he later claimed he owed his life . 

This morning he was wearing a rugby scarf flung boyishly about his neck . 

Constance had thick , coarse black hair and wore an orange scarf somehow knitted into it . 

Anita wears a Tibetan scarf and high grey leg-warmers , her hair a tumble of untamed curls . 

As she reached for his other wrist and wrapped a red silk scarf around it , he said in a resigned voice , ` Are n't you going to undress me first ? " 

A lady with a drained face wrapped in a nylon scarf and sitting at a table near by glanced up with a scowl . 

She wound a lime chiffon scarf of Madeleine 's around her head , and practised pouting with one hip thrust forward . 

The girl departed and Ella unwound the long woollen scarf from her thick neck , undid her coat and sighed with relief . 

To counteract the effect of Lucenzo 's sensuality , she tucked her woolly scarf more firmly around her neck then dragged her pom-pom hat further over her reddening ears . 

In the wheelchair was a woman , wearing a deep-crowned , wide-brimmed green felt hat , obscuring her face , and a paisley silk scarf at the throat of a caped loden coat . 

She reached for her jacket , knotted the gay red scarf at her throat and tapped at Luke 's door , then went in . 

The gambling king stood to one side , wrapped in a black kimono , a white scarf knotted at his throat . 

` A gey driech day , " he thought as he adjusted the grey woollen scarf tied as a muffler at his throat and pulled down his large , cloth cap against the wind . 

But the quantitative explosion in the feral dog population in Italy has been accompanied by a qualitative change .

Finally , the Bail Act has signally failed to avert an explosion in the remand population , which in turn has contributed substantially to the prison numbers crisis .

Or there may have been a sudden and unexpected explosion in the local mouse population , leading to a spate of hunting and killing by a pet cat that normally feeds only at home .

A succession of warm winters has led to an explosion in the adder population , as the moles and voles they prey upon have got more plentiful .

But the economic boom , coupled with rising income and freely available credit , led to an explosion in house prices from the mid to late 1980s .

It was not a good year for them to start with , and this year 's explosion in grey squirrel numbers seems to have put paid to the few that did form .

It is no accident that the explosion in the number of type-faces began towards the end of the 19th century when advertising and branded goods came into their own .

There has been an explosion in the number of seminaries in Brazil .

On occasion , in the case of a severe explosion in the numbers of fleas , you may need to take more radical action to eliminate them .

THE past couple of years has seen an explosion in the number of computing books on the shelves of even the most humble book shop .

First , there has been an explosion in the quantity of information , but no corresponding useful measure of quality .

They say a pest control campaign is needed to stop a squirrel population explosion .

A number of factors enabled the world economy to cope with the oil price explosion .

The ready availability of recording devices contributed to the explosion of research into sleep and dreaming during the late 1960s .

Ramsey had been a professor at Cambridge for exactly twenty months . 

John Kay is professor at the London Business School 's Centre of Business Strategy . 

Alicia Williams , an assistant professor at Memphis State University , Tennessee , said many of the mothers and their children found the experience of being separated ` negative and traumatic " . 

` I think this is partly a reaction against the artificial nature of our media system , " says Sut Jhally , a communications professor at Amherst University . 

The vote deprived Max Hess , an immunopathology professor at the University of Berne , of a promised position on the Biomed programme advisory commission . 

He seldom moves away from the viewpoint of a professor in a well-established university , whose vocation is not only its own reward but also deserves public support for its ultimate benefits to humanity . 

More importantly , count out many of the science , engineering and medical professors in Scottish universities . 

The herbals describe the medicinal uses of plants , and indeed most of the early Professors of Botany were also medical professors in the University . 

As it happened my brother knew the leading professor in testicular cancer there , Dr Janet Husband . 

More and more doctors realise that diet can influence disease , William Pryor , professor of chemistry and biochemistry at Louisiana State University , USA , told the conference . 

The man behind the scheme is John Durant , Professor of Public Understanding of Science at Imperial College , London , and an assistant director of the museum . 

The doctor has been sent on leave from her post as an assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard . 

He left after a dispute with the deputy professor , Charles Spooner , who may have been jealous of Mayhew 's popularity with the students . 

An Estonian history professor , Arnold Palm , said Balts regarded their status within the Soviet Union as ` political , not juridical " , and ` by no means definitely established " . 

The Movement for Rights and Freedoms ( MRF ) , led by a 36-year-old philosophy professor Ahmed Dogan , did better than expected . 

` We all get our just deserts , " retired physics professor Edward Hall said . 

On your left at 3/80 is the Academy of Applied Arts of 1884 , which was organized by Gustave Schmoranz , and where Kotěra was professor until 1910 . 

Paulos is a professor of mathematics ; his book , he owns , was born of indignation and he writes with passion , tempered however by good humour . 

A Catholic priest and Canon of Digne , he was also Professor of Philosophy at Aix , and of Mathematics at the College Royale in Paris . 

She called it his Washington Square because he was professor of English in the university there . 

It was she who , when the manuscript was ready , had given him an introduction to Alistair MacFee , a professor of English at the university . 

A survey asked 1,245 randomly selected college professors how much they gave to charity each year . 

The oldest patient in the study was a 92-year-old retired college professor who was admitted from the emergency department with a 3-day history of productive cough , dyspnoea , and fever . 

Dr Antonio d'Oliveira Salazar , an economics professor from Coimbra , was appointed Finance Minister . 

Mr Shultz had been an economics professor , the Nixon administration 's man in charge of labour and then the economy , and subsequently a top executive at the Bechtel Corporation , an international construction giant . 

It will take the format of a forum with a panel including Ice-T and moderated by Harvard University law professor Charles Ogletree . 

But if Greenblatt recognises that he believes ` literature professors are salaried , middle-class shamans " , he is reluctant to confront his position as shaman . 

He was a university professor , ran his own engineering company , revived shipbuilding in British Columbia , was Adjutant-General of the Canadian Army , and served as secretary to the Governor-General of Canada . 

Robert Bremel , a University of Wisconsin professor , milks mice in his laboratory . 

For example , in 1984 , fewer than 3 per cent of university professors were women . 

Leon Duguit worked as a Professor of Law at the University of Bordeaux between 1886 and 1928 . 

The first issue is given over to Edmont Couchot , research director and professor in the Department of Arts and Image Technologies at the University of Paris 8 . 

He is currently a visiting professor at the University of Strathclyde 's Department of Architecture and Building Science . 

Equally the long-lived persistence of authoritarian regimes in post-war capitalist societies ( as in Spain , Portugal , Greece , Brazil and Argentina ) reawakened Marxist writers ' interest in explaining ` exceptional " regimes . 

In four there was persistence of symptoms and endoscopic evidence of failure of ulcer healing despite three months of treatment with 300 mg ranitidine a day . 

Despite the persistence of huge environmental problems , Western donors and lending institutions are financing only projects that give a good return on investment and are expecting Eastern European countries to pay for much of the clean-up themselves . 

Although Mark is extremely happy with the current state of play , his previous label 's persistence in milking the band 's back catalogue has driven the mild-mannered troubadour to the only angry words throughout the entire interview . 

The prevalence of chronic radiation enteritis , defined as the persistence of symptoms beyond 3 months of the completion of radiation treatment , is , however , uncrtain . 

A strong ` affective tone " accompanies these consummatory reactions so that once stimulated an animal may show a motivated persistence in completing the behavioural event that finalizes the sequence . 

There is widespread admiration for the Secretary of State 's persistence in tackling paramilitary terrorism and for his patience over the political talks . 

We studied only newly diagnosed cases of cervical abnormality because the persistence or recurrence of cervical neoplasia might also be affected by the factors under study . 

Delayed maturation Some researchers have indicated that persistence of bedwetting after the age of 5 years is due to delayed maturation of the necessary mechanisms ( Bakwin and Bakwin 1972 ) . 

This group of disturbed children also had a greater persistence of bedwetting . 

It is widely accepted that infection is the primary cause of Whipple 's disease , but the importance of an associated immune deficiency in starting or promoting persistence of the infection is less clear . 

Adult sheep often have a few N. battus eggs in their faeces , but these are insufficient to precipitate a larval flush although enough to ensure the persistence of infection on the pastures . 

The persistence of high unemployment in the post-war years continued to make an impact on the institution , particularly on the casual wards . 

The persistence of unemployment in the 1970s and 1980s has made the experience of the interwar years seem more relevant to economic policy making than that of the 1950s and 1960s . 

A full understanding of current unemployment and the role it plays in the working of the labour market requires an explanation of the persistence of long duration unemployment . 

On 16 April , the day of the vigil , I put on my smart suit for the last of the interviews and went into work to look through the papers . 

Four men of different ages , all wearing medium-cost suits in bad taste , a lunchtime ritual to pass an hour of freedom from the office . 

It was the top half of a cheap mass-produced suit in a harsh shade of blue with a paler pinstripe , and with wide lapels . 

The only idea that seemed feasible was for the Collector to put on the rusty suit of armour which stood in the banqueting hall and to go out there with a scythe . 

There is a direct parallel between the enormously exaggerated zoot suit of the thirties and forties and the similar styles of the mid-eighties : extravagant quantities of fabric displayed in great draped jackets with huge , padded shoulders . 

Thérèse loved hearing about the padded silver suit of the terrifying and sad white clown . 

It was the only day of the week on which we saw Grandad in a suit with a tie , and in his Sunday boots . 

But he was there waiting and looked more handsome than ever in a grey suit with a white shirt . 

Pretty young girls in yellow linen suits with yellow hats designed by Hermès took your invitation and showed you to your table . 

The desk clerk saw nothing unusual about Kragan ; he was just another businessman in a dark suit with a Liberty 's all-wool overcoat draped over his shoulders . 

His dark navy-blue suit lay on the bed , as a man might lie , sleeves folded , legs neatly together . 

Nor was there any hint of the Bohemian in his double-breasted suits , his heavy spectacles and walrus moustache from beneath which emerged his loud , peremptory voice . 

He turned , thrust his hands in the trouser pockets of his black suit . 

Though it was still Mariella Frostrup , rather than the male presenter , having a cosy chat with the singer Kim Mazelle about her clothes and make-up , and exchanging details about their designer suits . 

He slips his hand inside the unzipped top of his jogger suit and withdraws it enough to let me see his gun . 

She unzipped the boot and eased it off , then unzipped the ankle of his leather suit and slid the leg up a little . 

She smoothed down the skirt of her linen suit , slowly crossing one long slender leg over the other . 

But he stooped and appeared to shamble as he walked , chunky and untidy in his tweed suit . 

In a short white silk suit , with a lace-edged jacket , she looked like a petite , rather smug Tinkerbell . 

They had also supplied the very colourful ski suits worn by the officials ! 

Opening the catalogue , a gnarled and beringed hand pointed to a slim dark-skinned young woman modelling a trouser suit . 

His one concession to the heat was a grey suit in place of the usual Cabinet Office blue , with a Trinity 1st & 3rd tie . 

And his clothes were new too , a denim suit with very tight trousers and pointed boots . 

Crisp , cool and deliciously feminine , we could n't resist this beautiful tailored suit in cotton/linen with pretty broderie anglaise detail . 

He darts around the country in the same blue pin-stripe suit , delivering variations of the same speech . 

Jean looked around for Alexis , and at that moment he came into the church , looking spare and distinguished in an immaculate dark suit and black tie . 

It was a penalty shootout between a page 3 girl in West Ham kit and an extremely dapper Frank Worthington , in coffee coloured seventies-style suit ! 

Looking out , she saw men in suits getting into the medium-sized cars . 

In the spacious tea-rooms , a sparkling light was suspended from the ceiling , a man in a suit played the piano and most customers wore hats even daintier than Gloria 's new one . 

In the opposite corner was a portly man in a baggy tweed suit . 

A man in a dark suit , also unshaven , straightened up , reached down to lift a black bag off the floor . 

Leaving behind an amused wife he went into the livingi-room where Erika , dressed in a track suit , was having her breakfast . 

Mr Arebeyat , dressed in a sober dark suit with a bright red-chequered headscarf , is a member of the Muslim Brotherhood . 

He was dressed in a crumpled brown suit with a brown shirt and tie . 

She was wearing a dark blue gaberdine suit , a white blouse with a pussy bow , her check coat folded over one arm . 

Rozanov , hunched in his crumpled navy suit , was looking at job adverts in the Guardian . 

Sometimes the loan of a fur-lined flying suit was included in the price of the single ticket ( London to Paris twenty guineas ) . 

For a toddler , donning a padded ski suit and three layers of thermals is like putting on a straitjacket . 

If he was unkempt with frayed cuffs and a baggy suit , it was in part because Irmtraut had ceased to care about that either . 

He came out still as trussed up in his winter suit as he had been when he went in . 

Her pink flying suit had two dirty orbs where her backside had imprinted itself on the ground and I noticed for the first time that her trainers were at least size 9 ( men 's ) . 

By focusing on the fact that the play portrays a Christ who has sex with his disciples , the press has encouraged a misconception about McNally 's work .

When a positive review of MacDonald 's work appeared in a journal about to be acquired by HBES , Tooby and others thought about sitting down and writing a letter objecting to both the work and the review .

It offers a case in point from one of the 17 volumes of The Lives of the Saints , a massive work written between 1872 and 1889 by Sabine Baring-Gould ( 1834- 1924 ) , the English clergyman who is best remembered as the author of the hymn , `` Onward , Christian Soldiers . ''

The following year , Castelli gave Johns a one-man exhibition ; Alfred Barr , of the Museum of Modern Art , attended , and agreed to purchase four works .

It also — not coincidentally — gives the impression that the designed interior is autonomous and self-contained : in other words , that it is a work of art .

The garishly opulent interior was the work of a Québécois , Victor Bourgeau .

Fuji , snowcapped even in summer , is so exquisitely formed that it seems more like the work of an infinitely patient landscape artist than a volcanic accident .

The profusion of styles that ensued is demonstrated by the work of three gifted but vastly different architects , Allan Greenberg , Hugh Newell Jacobsen , and Enrique Norten .

The prestige associated with publishing in a selective journal is sufficiently valuable that scientists are generally willing to abdicate the legal rights to their own work without remuneration .

South Park is a reminder of the great moments from the old Henry Beard / Doug Kenny National Lampoon , where the audacity and smarts still leave you tearing up helplessly when you try to explain what you love about the work months later .

The Museu Cau Ferrat is installed in the house of the painter Santiago Rusiñol ( 1861–1931 ) , whose collection of works by El Greco , Casas , Picasso , and others is on display , along with many of his own works .

Works of George Bernard Shaw and other major playwrights are performed in the modern Festival Theatre ( Wellington Street and Queen 's Parade Road ) , with its pleasant garden for a cocktail between acts .

Calcutta seems to be the only other production center having any pretensions to artistic creativity at all , but ironically you 're actually more likely to see the works of Satyajit Ray or Mrinal Sen shown in Europe or North America than in India itself .

Building was slow and sporadic , affected by wars and finance , and the great work took nearly four centuries to complete .

The F Word , the work of the scholar etymologist who is a resident editor in the dictionary department at Random House , proves to be a rare item indeed : a comprehensive , vastly eclectic , tongue-in-cheek serious treatment that has to be the first and last word on this world-class Word .

There are three national art galleries featuring the work of masters from around the world .

Before the publication of Paredes 's work , most of the Hispanic and Chicano folklore collected was classified , published , and placed on a library shelf .

And now , the permanent collection continues its reputation of national importance with recently acquired works from the Samuel Josefowitz collection , featuring the work of Paul Gauguin ( 1848- 1904 ) .

As a chorister the boy would have sung the works of the Church 's most famous kappelmeister , JS Bach .

Fifty years after authors die , their works enter the `` public domain '' and are no longer protected by law .

Researchers give away the copyright to their work , for free , to the publishers , who organise the peer review and copyedit the article .

Although this `` haute couture '' quarter is small compared with that of Milan or Paris , you 'll still find a good range to choose from , and stores feature work by both international and Dutch designers .

The lower level of the Guggenheim SoHo displays the tinkering side of Rauschenberg 's nature , the works he made in collaboration with engineers -- the star item there is unquestionably Mud Muse ( 1968 -71 ) , a vat of bentonite ( an artificial clay ) that bubbles and gurgles and spits , like a pool of quicksand in a Tarzan movie , triggered by a sound - activated compressed - air system .

This makes them significantly different from other congressional oversight committees , which are often spurred into action by the work of investigative journalists and watchdog organizations .

His work is basically one long argument that natural selection , and natural selection alone , is sufficient to explain the seemingly miraculous variety , beauty , and ingenuity of living things .

We are exploring model - based meta - analysis of many arrays of the same chip type but hybridizing to a heterogeneous set of tissues samples , and will present such analysis in future work .

Asymmetrical compositions and a mystical mood of ecstasy typify his work .

The M. H. de Young Memorial Museum has an impressive selection of African Art and of works by Titian , El Greco , and Rembrandt .

Detractors question that Giotto designed the entire series but usually agree that numbers 2 to 11 are his work .

Fashion is as acceptable in France as any imaginative work , and criticism about it has certainly flourished there .

Saville-Troike presents the essential terms and concepts introduced and developed by Dell Hymes and others and surveys the most important findings and applications of their work .

Of the notable stories in this collection , `` A Coupla Scalped Indians , '' published in 1956 and possibly a fragment for a new novel , is the biggest disappointment , since it is the latest Ellison work here .

The Galleria Nazionale ( on Piazzale Marconi ) exhibits more excellent works of Correggio and Parmigianino , and an added prize of the collection , the sketch of a young girl , Testa di Fanciulla , by Leonardo da Vinci .

Under its conductor , David Atherton , it offers Western classical works and new works by Chinese composers in a September - to - June season .

It reappears in the work of contemporary Classicists such as Allan Greenberg .

It is crucial to the strategic planning process to measure the volume of our grantees ' work and to evaluate the success of their approaches .

Some machines have an automatic thread-trimmer to do this step ; if not , then the threads must be cut and the finished work put in an appropriate pile to be tied together when all the pieces of the bundle have been finished .

The descansos , erected alongside rural roads where someone has died , become works of art that convey spiritual sentiments .

One of the finest private collections in Europe ( since bequeathed to Portugal ) , it was created as an exhibiton space for the thousands of works of art acquired by the renowned Armenian billionaire Calouste Gulbenkian .

Third , the record may go out of date , so that work can no longer be extracted by reference to the record .

A valuable work , covering many aspects of social structure and population distribution , is that edited by R.E .

In his more recent works , Sukenick has moved even further away from conventional narrative sequences .

The programme combines an introduction to the interdisciplinary base and skills of Women 's Studies with specialist work in a chosen subject area .

More than a museum devoted to one artist 's work ( like the Museum Picasso , or the Fundació Joan Miró ) , it will be competing for income and audiences with an increasing number of new museums in Barcelona : the stylish Centre d'Art Santa Mònica which cuts a dash on the tourist drag of the Ramblas ; a museum of contemporary art being designed by Richard Meier , to be squeezed into the dense Barri Gotic , as well as the National Museum of Catalan Art up on Montjuic , remodelled by Gae Aulenti , and currently under construction .

When you 've reached the point where you want publication , where seeing your work in print is necessary to you in order to feel you 've made a permanent communication -- then you have to begin the work of looking at the market , seeing what is published and by whom .

Kepler published his discovery of the elliptical orbits of planets in 1609 .

Mercury , the innermost planet , follows an elliptical orbit at a mean distance of 58 million km from the Sun .

Aristotle thought that the earth was stationary and that the sun , the moon , the planets , and the stars moved in circular orbits about the earth .

These satellites are in geostationary orbit and the images that they provide are used primarily in weather forecasting applications .

The US operates five weather craft , three in geostationary orbit above the equator while the other two cover the whole globe .

The falsification of Kepler 's speculation that the spacing of the planetary orbits could be explained by reference to Plato 's five regular solids does not mark one of the significant landmarks in the progress of physics .

For example , the movement of the earth in its orbit round the sun produces gravitational waves .

The super-lunar region was the remainder of the finite universe , extending from the moon 's orbit to the sphere of the stars , which marked the outer boundary of the universe .

Reference back to Section 8.1 reminds us that these conditions will maximize the general relativistic precession of the pulsar 's orbit .

The analysis of stable orbits developed in Chapter 8 can also be applied when the parent body is a Schwarzschild black hole .

Since periodic orbits can contain any finite number of symbols which repeat , it is clear that we can find a periodic orbit which passes arbitrarily close to any other trajectory in the strange invariant set .

Similarly , the gravity of the sun keeps the planets in orbit around it and stops the earth from shooting off into the darkness of interstellar space .

The mass of Jupiter was first calculated by Isaac Newton in the seventeenth century from the orbits of the Galilean satellites .

In the Ptolemaic system , the orbits of the sun , Mercury and Venus have to be artificially linked together to achieve the required result .

Consider two bodies in orbit around each other , such as M and m in Figure 6.2 ( a ) .

Capture is made considerably easier if the Moon was captured in small pieces , because interactions between them , or between circum-Earth gases and such pieces would readily place some of them in orbit around the Earth .

Perturbations to Mercury 's orbit due to other planets can be ignored because these are nearly independent of the GR-induced precession .

Other conundra m-y appear rather less cosmically' relevant ; they may seem to be of little importance yet , like Mercury 's orbit , may prove in the long term to be extremely important .

A travelling asteroid , the Moon as we now know it , was blown into orbit around the Earth causing absolute devastation .

And anyway , there will be enough public opinion in line with mine and Mike 's here " -- he threw a brilliant smile at Mike -- ` to protect us from too great a loss of circulation . 

Swod allowed himself a quarter smile at her recognition but his body was so unused to this display of emotion that he began to cough . 

Sophie suppressed a smile at the exchange , and then brother and sister were upon them . 

She could n't help but wonder what he was thinking , and allowed herself a sour internal smile at the thought that only she and Ace knew he had to be wrong . 

She broke away before he could get a stranglehold and made her way to the podium , hitching up her dress and putting on her very best smile for the tridvid sages . 

How she managed to find a smile for Ivo when she saw him waiting for her in the foyer , she did n't know . 

Lurching slowly from side to side , becoming faster and steadier , the Vimy rose into the air followed by cheers from the spectators and smiles from the Vickers team . 

Royalbion 's most important guests were at the hospitality unit today , hoping for a smile from the Princess . 

The canteen was like a thousand others , run by unpaid volunteers and makeshift and bare , but the smile of the elderly helper was as bright as her flowered pinafore . 

Russell smiled again but Dexter found it impossible to decide whether it was a smile of contemplation , charm or mendacity -- or all three . 

The waiter bowed his head slightly lower , a smile of pleasure splitting his face . 

Back home , after Alexander had dropped them off and Emily was tucked up fast asleep in bed , Lisa even forced a smile of admiration at his duplicity . 

She had to admit that he looked more worried about her than threatening and this brought a small smile of relief to her face . 

There was a smile on his face and it was still on his face when he stopped as if seized up and fell headlong in the passageway . 

Holman could almost detect an embittered smile on the pain-wracked face . 

He was quite calm , a slight smile on his lips , a kind of self-sufficiency there that Munro had noticed in many airborne soldiers . 

Marcus again smiled what Ludens saw as a mysterious complicit smile , as if Ludens were a talented tempter who was at the same time a fellow initiate . 

` Style , " she replied , throwing her long fair hair over her shoulders and flashing him the toothpaste smile again . 

I shall always remember that self deprecating smile and ironic phrase which I liked so much . 

“ I must indeed apologize for my … irritation , ” he said and produced his most disarming smile . 

Oblivious of the anger that crackled in the air , she cast a welcoming smile in Jake 's direction . 

Bang on cue , she strode out on to the stage , feeling none of the terror that had crippled her last performance , the excited cheers of the children bringing a beaming smile to her face . 

But it also brought a smile to manager Brian Horton , and I was thrilled to bits for him because he 's taken a lot of stick over recent results . 

Luch looked over at Hector for his smile before bowing grave thanks . 

She could n't prevent a tiny ironic smile from curving her lips . 

She was beginning another song now , a happy smile turning up the corners of her mouth . 

A rare smile crept over Trepolov 's lips , but it did not reach his eyes , Auguste noticed . 

She turned questioning eyes towards him while a forced smile played about her lips . 

Not that Yuri need have fretted for a moment -- as the softer shape emerged , a big smile spread across his strong features . 

FOR as long as most people can remember , the stocky figure , big head and proud , tight smile of Jordan 's King Hussein have symbolised stability in the wildness of the Middle East . 

There was a big smile on Jim Wagstaff 's face as he arrived in the Maternity Ward at the Princess Margaret Hospital in Swindon . 

It was Ludovico de Severi da Bologna , the Latin Patriarch of Antioch ; and Nicholas , animated once again , was bestowing one of his broad , well-meaning smiles on the fellow . 

A very faint smile came to her eyes and she looked at him , or into him , in a way that was open and deep and held him quite still . 

She turned and flashed a smile at Meg ; her teeth were large and yellow like the donkeys ' . 

Depositing the letters in front of him , and waiting until the younger girl had placed the tray on his desk , she flashed a dazzling smile at him , then retreated . 

` No , " Hamish said , though a hint of a smile crossed his dour face . 

This would raise a wry smile from the Dutch manager , Thijs Libregts , who is finding it hard to discover a matching pair . 

Her mother raised her eyebrows , slanting a wry smile at her guest . 

The faintest shadow of a smile flickered across his lips , quickly controlled . 

When it was over , and the house lights went up , there was a sort of bemused smile on the collective face of the audience . 

When sentence had been passed he glanced at her and was sure he could see the trace of a smile on her lips . 

A shadow of apprehension crossed her face , immediately replaced by a warm and welcoming smile . 

` Everything I 've always wanted , " she answered gently , her warm smile lighting her whole face . 

Glancing up , she caught Ross 's nod and warm smile of approval at the efforts she was making to reassure Emma and Sophie about their parents ' condition . 

( This may provoke wry smiles amongst anyone familiar with The Sunday People 's weekly diet of sex-op housewives and randy vicars . ) 

She managed a wry smile , pushing her hair away from her face and rubbing her eyes . 

Then Khrushchev beamed a wide infectious smile , of the kind with which Winston Churchill and Aneurin Bevan used to charm their audiences . 

BRAVE Princess Diana put two weeks of torment behind her yesterday … and beamed this smile of relief . 

The child 's face , shiny with butter and dotted with toastcrumbs , folded up in a huge smile . 

Then he looked up at Fei Yen , his strong features formed into a smile of pleasure . 

Now me , I 'm firmly on Ana 's side , " she finished as Ana walked into the room with a smile on her face . 

The fellow smiled a broad toothless smile , looking from Beth to his companion , then back again . 

Sometimes the waltzer whirls in a graveyard , sometimes in an empty house , encircled by a ring of shadows , who flap their wings to keep time .

Wooden dolls are slid up and down a pole in time with the music , and castanets and bells , on the dolls ' backs , make a percussion sound .

I was near the Bridge of the Spaniards when a car overtook me and stopped , the door was opened and a very friendly fellow at the wheel invited me in . 

` There is that tall sharp fellow from the new factory -- Cameron . 

You probably could n't say the same for Howard Kendall -- the Everton manager tried in vain to sign the big fellow from Luton earlier in the season . 

He had been a cheerful fellow in those days and life was as inconsequential as a laugh on the wind or the carelessly squandered words of a song . 

Rubin himself appeared on stage for a pep talk , a short and stocky 40ish fellow in business blues . 

The feel of his strong fingers enclosing her small palm came as something of a shock to her system . 

He runs downhill , loving the feel of the air rushing past him . 

Then , remembering , she almost gagged at the feel of his slimed cock under her hand , and the raw acid smell of his seed .

He had n't been able to prevent himself from catching her when she fell , and now the feel of her , cradled helplessly against his chest , sent shafts of agony through him .

There was a strange feel about the place as though somebody or something was watching .

Tony 's enthusiasm for the feel of this SG-shaped model with its 24 fret neck enabled JD to take the dimensions and incorporate them into the new instruments he built for Iommi .

Winnie sat in the far corner of the pub ; a twilighted place and the sawdust thick for the feel of sand .

The 1992 Wilson range incorporates all the benefits of Hammer technology -- superlight weight , exceptional feel and increased control and power .

Get the feel of the piano -- they sometimes do n't respond as you expect .

He liked the softness of silk , the slippery feel of it under his hands as he slowly undressed a woman in a shadowed bedroom .

The feel of Ven 's hands on hers , the touch of his skin against hers was making a nonsense of her thinking , but was he saying that he had been -- jealous -- of Lubor !

There must at least be a possibility that Penda 's decapitation by Oswiu was an avenging of Penda 's earlier dismemberment of Oswald 's Gody . 

Rats fed the low calcium ( 25 ol/g ) and phosphate ( 75 ol/g ) control diet or this diet supplemented with either 200 ol/g calcium or 200 ol/g calcium and phosphate were killed by decapitation on day 14 between 10.00 and 12.00 am . 

The man fired a single bullet , and the decapitation of St Michael prevented him from suffering the same fate . 

Later , when Aurangzeb ordered the decapitation of the naked fakir Sarmad , an Armenian Jew who had converted to Islam , the sage allegedly picked up his head and walked up the steps of the Jama Masjid . 

Among the delphinium , the snapdragon , the hollyhock and the sweet-pea , on a blanket , by a basket , she will grant me a nostalgic caress -- always followed , on Odilo 's part , by hours of snivelling entreaty . 

The cry had in it some kind of entreaty , but whether of fear , or longing , or sorrow at being left alone , it was impossible to tell . 

The British Prime Minister , Lord Aberdeen , was inclined to be sympathetic to Russian entreaties , but his government was a coalition and some of his ministerial colleagues disagreed with him . 

Despite her entreaties he had been ` determined to go and go that day " . 

And despite her best entreaties , this Woking housewife achieved instant fame as the first person to miss the deadline for the much-hyped water offer . 

Nevertheless , at France 's repeated entreaty and in a spirit of generous cooperation , two Russian armies now advanced into East Prussia in order to honour that commitment . 

Hardening his heart , Aenarion ignored her entreaties and wrenched the great blood-dripping blade from the altar , sealing his fate and that of his people . 

The Poles of the north-western provinces who responded enthusiastically to the tsar 's entreaties were untypical . 

` The Red Terror " , as Phar Lap was to become known , was a freak of breeding : his sire Night Raid failed to win at all in England before being sent to Australia and his dam Entreaty was unplaced on her only start . 

Prince Sihanouk has been issuing entreaties for a peaceful election from his Beijing residence . 

But despite all Creggan 's entreaties for her to talk more of Callanish , Minch refused , saying she was tired and must rest . 

Think of '70s soul and the entreaties of Candi Staton , the exaggerated seductions of Barry White , and the smoothness of Teddy Pendergrass . 

` I hope you realise that it is only on account of the entreaty of Taheb that I see you , Huy , " were his words of greeting . 

Such entreaties to passing travellers were not infrequent in lonely country at the time . 

If , however , like Bilinda from My Bloody Valentine you 're singing tender entreaties to your partner or questioning the nature of love , then you 're saying something universal and good . 

Could it now transpire , wondrously , that his private entreaty to the Godfather of All had only begun to be granted ? 

Despite all Mrs Knelle 's entreaties that I go westward into the wilder parts of her beloved Galway , I stuck to my original plan . 

Elaine chatted incessantly on the journey , oblivious to James 's entreaties to shut up , and Stephen 's impatience when she insisted on stopping at every plantation house -- ` Just to have a peek . " 

With regretful eyes on the sunshine outside , they had reluctantly yielded , though not as reluctantly as Auguste had yielded to Angelina 's entreaties to be allowed to interrupt the lesson . 

To ease the pressure , a truckload of Commandos were taken to the rear where they could relax for a couple of days . 

There are more moving images at Middleton , in south-east Leeds , where the world 's first commercial railway was opened to carry truckloads of coal from Middleton Colliery to the city 's mills . 

The food , the truckloads of champagne , accommodation , fees for the gala stars and 800 musicians , and air fares for many of the guests add up to a bill of millions for the weekend . 

The driver , who is stuck with a truckload of oranges , called his company to tell of his ordeal . 

Five hundred truck-loads of holly and mistletoe arrived from the New Forest for Christmas 1899 , and in May and June ` we are flooded with potatoes and also with strawberries " . 

The infantry regiment performed miracles : it got two truckloads of troops on the road to Barce only seven minutes after Schramm had asked for help . 

` Nevertheless , when it comes to his own undergarments , her spouse is more circumspect and Miss Hall confides that ` he wo n't wear boxer shorts . 

So soon I found myself fully kitted out and ready for action with fleecy undergarments , waterproof suits , wellies , helmet and head torch . 

He could also see a line of washing , which included , he realized to his delight , the clerical undergarments . 

Then he had sent her off to the lingerie department with the assistant , admonishing her to choose the prettiest undergarments . 

Ignoring his protests , Beth stripped away his undergarments and lifted him into her arms . 

In America where the loose , cotton , mid-thigh-length male undergarment has consistently maintained its market share , there has never been any need to call these things anything but shorts . 

One of them dropped into a formal curtsey , revealing both her cleavage and her undergarment , and he smiled grimly . 

I make my potted salmon in a shallow round white pot decorated on the outside with coloured fish . 

The food is home-cooked ; local produce such as the delicious Solway salmon , free-range eggs and chickens and locally cured bacon are regular features . 

That 's why we 're having tunafish this evening instead of poached salmon . " 

She put a great many potatoes on my plate after she had served the hot salmon . 

Most experts agree we should all be eating more fish , especially oily fish like Alaska canned salmon 

With a little imagination and the help of Alaska canned salmon , there are many delicious lowcalorie meals you can create and enjoy . 

These are puff pastry parcels filled with fresh Scottish salmon in a light creamy sauce and are one of the most luxurious buffet items around . 

Cook for 3-4 minutes and then add 250g of fresh salmon which has been boned , skinned and chopped . 

The food is of a high standard with fresh local produce such as Solway salmon , Galloway beef , venison and wild duck regularly featured . 

Their hostess fluttered forward to greet her latest guests , as the turbaned Indians offered platters of fresh salmon dressed with fennel . 

Rock salmon -- that had a noble sound about it , though he believed it was actually inferior to real salmon . 

The best smoked salmon is definitely Scotch ; it has a pinker appearance than the inferior Canadian salmon . 

Eating smoked salmon while talking to Johnny Prescott had seemed to last a lifetime . 

But health benefits are not the only reason for eating Alaska canned salmon . 

Epstein 's powerful alabaster group of ` Jacob and the Angel " , loaned by Granada Television , is moved to the centre of the Rotunda where it will be surrounded by the four bronze relief casts of ` The Back " by Matisse . 

place of public entertainment in London , lying to the east of Chelsea Hospital , and comprising extensive gardens and a magnificent rotunda , erected in 1742 , where concerts , etc. , were held , and food and drink provided . 

Over the past 10 years AI has documented more than 4000 cases of ` disappeared " people in Peru , scores of summary executions and at least 15 massacres by the security forces . 

At least three other massacres by the security forces have taken place since the new government took office . 

The Supreme Court in Kinshasa passed sentence on May 16 on eight of those held responsible for a massacre by troops at Lubumbashi University in May 1990 [ see p. 37553 ] . 

Trial of police chief -- Legal decision on status of foetus -- Massacre by Sydney gunman 

On Sept. 30 Radio ELBC ( Monrovia ) said that the interim government was concerned at persistent reports of massacres by the NPFL of hundreds of civilians in the north-west . 

The Viet Minh responded in December with a massacre of French civilians in the city of Hanoi . 

This massacre of the innocents I blame on The Silk Plant Company whose trees , plants and flowers are so lifelike , one can be forgiven for doubting the real thing . 

The government accused the LTTE of responsibility for a series of horrific massacres of Moslem civilians in the first half of August . 

The new plans followed the recommendations of a government commission formed after Hutu massacres of Tutsis in 1988 and army retaliation against the Hutus [ see pp. 36328-29 ] . 

Radio Lumière was forcibly closed down after it had reported the massacre of 40 peasants by the army in the village of Carrefour , south west of Port-au-Prince . 

The Indonesian military presented on July 14 the results of its investigation into the November 1991 massacre of demonstrators in Dili , East Timor , by Indonesian soldiers . 

Thousands of Palestinians fled their jobs in Israel and returned home , denouncing the shootings as a massacre of innocents , and calling on Arabs to observe three black days of mourning . 

Sukarno 's repressive nationalist regime led directly to the massacre of perhaps a million of his communist supporters , gross civil rights abuses , torture , the illegal invasion of East Timor , and the current police state . 

The ensuing communal violence was the worst since the massacre of about 200 people in Hyderabad in October 1988 . 

The worst single incident in the east during this period , however , involved the massacre of over 150 Tamil civilians in Batticaloa district on July 12 . 

Boipatong was the scene of a massacre of more than 40 supporters of the African National Congress by followers of the rival Inkatha Freedom Party nine months ago . 

Propelling the 10.10 Leeds-King 's Cross Intercity service , Class 91 No 91007 passes under the Wood Green flyover on the approaches to Alexandra park station on 23 September 1989 . 

Early this morning another device exploded under a flyover at Staples Corner , Hendon , north London -- the junction of the M1 and the North Circular . 

The bomb exploded directly beneath the northbound lanes of the Edgware Road flyover , destroying supports . 

The North Circular flyover , which runs over the Edgware Road bridge , also was damaged . 

Business as usual pledge while City clear-up goes onBuildings face demolition : Staples Corner flyover could be closed for year 

In general they are one-way tracks on both sides of main roads between intersections , at which there are grade-separated flyovers or level junctions with traffic light priority for cyclists ( Figure 9.11 ) . 

Concrete flyovers , wholesale clearance for new routes , and concern over noise and lead pollution , were seen as affronts to living conditions ; in the environmentally conscious 1970s new highway planning became politically beleaguered . 

Continue and take the first left after the flyover into Westminster Way . 

Proceed along the road taking the last turning before the flyover into Orchard Road . 

He managed to get his question in as he crossed the Hammersmith Flyover . 

Engineers were quick to shore up the weakened Botley Road Flyover in Oxford as soon as they found corroded support wires in the spans . 

The blaze broke out 50ft up on the road deck of the flyover at Middlesbrough . 

Maintenance work on a flyover on the A19 near Thirsk could cause traffic delays . 

And on the A forty , Oxford northern by-pass , there are lane closures westbound between Marston flyover and the Cherwell bridge . 

Topaz knew she would have to make her confession concerning her lost temper , but it was worth a penance . 

Her shy confession of love is in deep contrast to that of Natalia , who can not wait to show that her emotions are fully aroused when left alone with the same man . 

Fryer also alleged that a fellow prisoner , Ronnie Bolden , a car dealer , was claiming his alleged confession to two armed robberies was fabricated . 

It was Mr Nofomela 's confession to the killing -- the day before he was due to be executed for the murder of a white farmer -- which led to the disclosures that the force has been running professional death squads . 

What made the whole case so remarkable was his confession to five other murders , his bizarre method of removing the evidence -- by dissolving the bodies in acid -- and his claims that he indulged in vampirism . 

But it is in sight of that abbey , ` the calm light and shadow , the ancient steadfast forms " , that Gwendolen makes her confession to Deronda . 

` Elgar , " said Valerie , making one of her rare confessions to her mother , ` is just wonderful . 

Marek Nowak was the only witness to Taczek 's confession to the murder of Mills . 

` A cross between REM and richard Marx , but not as good as either , " is Fred 's grim confession of how they sounded . 

His protestations of devotion in the trial scene are , in our opinion , genuine , as is his confession that his affair with the Countess is platonic . 

If someone was making a confession about an unfaithful lover , and was on the edge of tears , people would often say , listen , darling , this woman knows what she is singing about . 

In other interviews celebrating his seventieth birthday , he made similar confessions about his private experience -- confessions which , in the past , he would have been too defensive to make . 

POLICE have new evidence of an alleged confession by the son accused of murdering his parents in Jersey five years ago , a court was told yesterday . 

ITALY 'S continuing corruption probe took a fresh turn with the confession by Carlo De Benedetti , Olivetti 's chairman , that he , too , was forced to grease a few palms along the way . 

The prosecution relied on the circumstances of the shooting , an alleged confession by the defendant to the husband of the deceased , and previous threats to kill the deceased made by the defendant as testified to by the deceased 's husband and sister . 

` Without those powers , hacking would be almost impossible to prove , short of a confession from the culprit . 

It must be frustrating to arrive at a police station after a hectic drive , only to find that ` the processes of investigation " necessitated a quick confession from the client . 

A police spokesman said : ` We have confessions from all three . " 

His findings include a confession from a man who shot at the UN plane minutes before it crashed . 

The opening sequence cross-cuts the reluctant confessions of a young wife ( Andie MacDowell ) to her therapist , with the arrival in town of a left-over hippie ( James Spader ) . 

Edward advised me not to be fooled by this open confession of fraud : it was an early exercise in disinformation . 

A man like Guy Sterne was n't likely to blurt out a confession of guilt at the first accusation , was he ? 

And , after all those earlier occasions when he had carefully skirted round the subject of Elise , was this , at long last , a confession of his involvement ? 

` I dislike these confessions of stupidity being dragged from me . 

Evans was brought to London where , after a lengthy interrogation , he signed a confession to both the murders , which he later retracted . 

The government refused the paramilitaries the political status which they requested , and offered them the same terms as those given to surrendering drug traffickers : a reduction of prison sentences in return for confessions to crimes . 

He accused unnamed opposition parties of planning the assassination with the help of a hired Beninese killer who , he said , had made a full confession to the authorities . 

The earlier cases do not make any reference to the possibility of arresting someone for the sole purpose of questioning him or her with a view to obtaining a confession . 

Many Clintonites look ruefully at the surge in Paddy Ashdown 's polls after the adultery confession . 

It is possible that Riculf 's confession should be seen in the context of the aftermath of the murder , and that its accuracy should be regarded with some suspicion .

Her shy confession of love is in deep contrast to that of Natalia , who can not wait to show that her emotions are fully aroused when left alone with the same man .

Edward G. Robinson was blubbing a confession in the next cage , and George Raft was hollering for his lawyer in the one beyond that .

Heroic Thérèse , standing up straight to make her confession with shining eyes , await due punishment .

In the absence of witnesses , only a confession on the part of the defendant or sufficient circumstantial evidence will substantiate the offence .

There is nothing on the face of section 76(2) ( b ) to indicate that it is exclusively concerned with confessions obtained by police misconduct .

Judging by the records a full confession accompanied by a fair amount of grovelling was the surest way to create a favourable impression .

Proof of this crime must be established by confession or by four witnesses .

The people 's confession and Moses ' intercession then result in a God-given means of protection from the effect of the venom .

Then I came across Rousseau 's Confessions , which took a bit of reading but was more interesting than the love mags .

The answer would be a shy confession -- or smug boast -- of theft .

And a recent trip by the mayor of Las Vegas has raised hopes for the sale of the train as a gamblers ' special to link the city with Los Angeles . 

A trip by cable car or monorail gives the best view of the 180-acre site , four miles from Exmoor . 

Our two-night trip by air leaves Gatwick on the afternoon of Friday October 2 . 

We had one more day trip by boat before we left Praslin , and that was to the island of La Digue to try and see the black paradise flycatcher . 

A hunting trip by Saudi Arabia 's Prince Bandar was stopped by environmental police in Niger after 55 bustard falcon carcasses were found . 

I spent a little while there and enjoyed a helicopter trip for the very first time , although not without considerable trepidation having once or twice seen pictures of them whizzing down to the ground in pieces . 

Rhonda Hubbers scooped the prize of a seven-day trip for two to London which included a VIP visit to Barlaston . 

A good all rounder Chris is a member of the Cockermouth Round Table where he recently organised a trip for 90 old age pensioners to the lakes . 

I understand they run sightseeing trips for Allied servicemen in uniform some days . " 

A quiz organised at the launch by Delta Holidays , with a prize of a trip for two adults to Euro Disney , was won by Kevin Chambers , of Birkhall Road , Thorntree , Middlesbrough . 

A boat trip from Pensarn gave only small thornback and dogfish . 

Billy enjoyed the short trip from the ` Barge " to the ` Windy Ridge " . 

Pleasure craft also operated sea trips from Clacton and Walton to give a close-up view . 

Russan has good possibilities for swimming and festering , and the 22 kilometres canoe trip from Russan to Collias is highly recommended . 

The Klausen Pass trip from Uri to Glarus can be made by a postbus service which operates July to September from Fluelen via Altdorf , the sector flurglen to Linthal being classed as a mountain postroad . 

It was also agreed that the annual Central Wales Line trip from Craven Arms to Llandrindod Wells take place on the evening of Friday 19th June 1992 . 

Moidart 's trip from her Newmarket base to Edinburgh last time was rewarded with victory and she should score closer to home in the Charter Handicap . 

Darlington was only the second date on the tour and got off to a bad start with a trip from Manchester through freezing fog arriving late and cold . 

The first such trips in the spring of 1980 represented a victory over the KGB . 

Catherine Moore heads down under and discovers a whole new world on a caving trip in South Wales 

Meeting Seychelles tourist reps at a Travel Trade Fair clinched it and arrangements were made for us to join a small group of people on an exploratory trip in October 1989 . 

The group of four of us were embarking on a camping trip in the mountains in Northern Scotland , and were all well aware that we could not afford to leave any of our equipment behind . 

All offer trips of several days duration ; check carefully what you get . 

The ill-fated Mannheim-Paris trip of 1778 , which Mozart undertook with his mother , not with Leopold , marked the end of the close , trusting relationship that father and son had formerly enjoyed . 

This is the second of a set of two articles , written after a trip of some five months to Northern India , Pakistan and Bangladesh . 

Open daily from Easter to early November , a trip on the Railway is something to remember . 

Meanwhile , the Sex Pistols ' re-enactment of their legendary 1977 boat trip on the Thames , coinciding with the state opening of Parliament on October 17 , will go ahead with or without Steve Jones . 

Railway enthusiasts are queueing up for a nostalgic trip on a steam train . 

There was the time we were getting off a crowded coach on a day trip to Brighton and he pushed me back into my seat . 

The 41-year-old mother realised she was being followed by two men as she returned to a multi-storey car park after a lunchtime trip to a supermarket in Fareham , Hants . 

On a trip to the Dolomites a few years ago , four of us brought three different stoves between us rashly thinking we had all angles covered . 

So instead of thermal underwear and thick socks , I was packing sandals , shorts and summer shirts for the trip to the tropics . 

The trip to the Soviet Union in 1934 had deepened Nizan 's grasp of reality . 

Actually I was calling to confirm my little trip with Erika tomorrow . " 

In May 1991 the prince visited Prague , a city which survived the Second World War unscathed , during an East European trip with the Princess of Wales . 

` My trip with the Herr Direktor has been postponed , " he said . 

A Saturday trip with Barbara 's mother who 's visitng from Manchester to the superstore on the edge of the town takes minutes by car . 

Robbie , the National Federation of Anglers ' disabled co-ordinator , raised around £22,000 for charity from last June 's trip . 

In the first few minutes of their greetings , the real purpose of Nora 's trip was forgotten by them both . 

The original purpose of the Foreign Secretary 's European trip was to take in Warsaw and Prague , in order to see how glasnost and perestroika were working in those countries . 

Members might like to note that Crich is a front runner for next summer 's trip . 

Afterwards I was pleased to get a free plaster and a cup of tea with a rich tea biscuit before my trip home . 

JOURNALISTS from The Northern Echo were unable to accompany John Major on his bus trip yesterday because the paper has refused to apply for Conservative Party media passes . 

The students , supported by Midland Corporate Banking ( Scotland ) , will train at Cramond on Sunday and Thursday before their coach trip south . 

Sainsbury 's encourage this by refunding 1p for each bag reused during your shopping trip . 

In order to get some value for the $30 Rumanian border visa fee , we did a frantic but exciting car trip north to the Rumanian/Russian border . 

Hence the cars , the holiday trips , the barbecues , the pets -- I remember in 1959 being amazed to discover how many people in the suburbs of Washington were keeping pet chimpanzees ! 

Early the next morning , two coaches set-off from the County Hall on a six hour trip to visit a number of the sites that were connected with the Tirpitz raids . 

Volunteers usually act as ` sitters " caring for a client while the rest of the family is away , perhaps for a few hours for a weekly shopping trip . 

Whole day cruises explore the islands once a week from Cannigione , and yacht trips are available too . 

A CHARITY which takes deprived children on camping trips has been helped by a Middlesbrough hotel . 

The function was hosted by the agency for the US businessmen , who fly home today after a five day golfing trip organised by the Northern Ireland Partnership . 

HONG KONG Governor Chris Patten has offered an £80 reward for Soda , the family dog , who disappeared on a hiking trip . 

League spokesman David Howes said : ` Our planning of a streamlined , higher profile tour certainly paid off and has set the pattern for future trips . " 

He must have worn those jeans on countless beaches and fishing trips . 

But what Derry are worried about is any stipulation from the cricket authorities which would rule Smyth out of rugby for the month prior to the African trip . 

Our trip around this part of the city defines a crude triangle , formed by Corso Venezia and Corso di Porta Romana , with Piazza del Duomo as its point . 

Nothing better than a smoothed way through Customs and Immigration , and ready transportation for the trip into a new city . 

The little Cornish fishing village of Polperro is one of the many picturesque sights encountered on a trip along the southern coastline of the country . 

On the trip across the bay , Ray Kendall-Hume expounded his theories about ` having to get away from it all " . 

And her one trip across the bay on a six-berth Swedish cruiser-racer owned by a visiting friend of her father 's was a treasured memory . 

There was also Mr Maddern , seated comfortably in the lounge-car as though in the drawing-room of his home-and after 45 trips across the Nullarbor to sell shoes in Kalgoorlie , I suppose that is how it felt . 

The nappy changes , the meal times , the endless trips round supermarkets , school times , getting dressed and so on ? 

For despite all that money , all those trips to far-flung places , all those diets , all those health farms and all those vanishing creams , she still ca n't get rid of the cellulite . 

Meanwhile , the ferry 's full summer timetable begins on May 31 when the MV Brightlingsea will run five trips between Harwich and Felixstowe . 

It was n't just the flight to New York , the tedium of the long-drawn-out customs and transport formalities , and the helicopter trip between JFK airport and Manhattan that had been so tiring . 

33 year old Stephen Murray died after falling from his raft during a white-water rafting trip on holiday in California . 

The British official said the Prime Minister , John Major , had spoken by telephone to Mr Kohl before the chancellor 's trip to India and relations between them were good . 

Meanwhile , McDermott has said England should not hesitate to fulfil their two-week trip to civil-war torn Sri Lanka in March . 

Taking the supplied fuel bottle filled to the recommended level gives sufficient burning time for a trip of up to several days . 

John 's trip on ` Defiant " was his first ever on a Castle and Collin Jacks reports he was very impressed not only with the locomotive but also with the surrounding Cotswold countryside . 

She normally emerged every five or six hours for a hunting trip of about half an hour , returning to the den with eels . 

" Zurich and Vicinity " includes an aerial cableway trip to Felsenegg . 

For visitors interested in making the journey to Bauen by private transport the route could be combined with a trip from Brunnen along the Axenstrasse to Fluelen and Altdorf . 

Also in residence was General Vernon Walters , who , since his trip with Hariman to see Mossadeq , had been one of the more redoubtable and mysterious figures in the American , military-intelligence complex . 

I stayed with Venturous throughout the seventies with the occasional trip on Valiant and a very short period on Vigilant . 

ENGLAND 's players endured a nine-hour delay on their overnight trip back from Pakistan on Saturday , but it proved no handicap to the 10 who played in the Nationwide Anglia English Cup , yesterday . 

Graham had been working on his yacht , the Sea Eagle , during a break on a long sailing trip , when he suffered an electric shock . 

In the afternoon , there is an optional trip into Germany to see Hitler 's ` Eagle 's Nest " and the magnificent scenery around Berchtesgaden . 

First prize will be a trip to the World Conference on Human Rights in Vienna in May next year as a guest of Amnesty International and the British Government . 

The highlight of this event will be a one way trip over the famous Settle to Carlisle route . 

Observers see the Royal couple no longer enjoy each other 's company and reports reveal Diana did not want to go on the trip . 

The family were going on an early morning shopping trip to buy a surprise for their father Dennis 's 54th birthday . 

Blonde Angel sneaked out after her dad went on an early fishing trip and left the door unlocked at their home in Sheffield . 

There 's still no sign of the Rampton Special Hospital patient who went missing while on a shopping trip in Sheffield yesterday . 

Only when he went into the Victoria Nursing Home did she make the trip to Brighton -- just a fortnight before he died . 

The result was that a scratch team made the trip north and in the end were powerless to stop Blaydon running in 15 tries . 

And for the hot-air balloon flight of a lifetime , take an hour-long trip from Chateau d'Oex . 

From Lombok you can take a boat trip to the Gilies , three small coral-fringed islands that are a paradise for snorklers and divers . 

His father had retired long since but Mark was still unable to persuade either parent to take the trip to Paris and sample his culinary efforts . 

As a teen-ager , he took daily subway trips to the Metropolitan Museum to study the painted portraits that so greatly influenced his photographic style . 

DMT existed in the streets in the Sixties where it gained a reputation as the businessman 's acid , because it could be smoked and did n't last too long . 

She had done acid once , at college , and it had not been anything like this evening 's entertainment . 

On this particular day , they had been shooting at Taos and at the end of it they dropped some acid and took off with two other friends to visit the nearby tomb of D.H. Lawrence . 

TWO alert cops made a drug bust -- and seized cannabis plants growing at the POLICE STATION . 

Just before airtime , a story had come in on a drug bust : space was hastily made for this . 

I stayed with Robert Fraser for some years and it all ended with Robert going to jail on the famous drug bust with the Rolling Stones .

TWO alert cops made a drug bust -- and seized cannabis plants growing at the POLICE STATION .

No , let's concentrate not the spectacular disasters -- the dysentery and drug busts -- but the everyday , inherent hellishness of the holiday perse .

The DA had the only two witnesses available -- the two narcotics officers who made the bust .

Ruysch , a member of the Royal Society , devised an arterial technique for human embalming ; although a master of the art he was extremely secretive and never divulged his recipe . 

But Hunter must surely have known that Van Butchell , famed for his eccentricities , had no intention of burying his wife once the embalming had been done . 

However , in the 1890s an attempt was made by the trade to introduce arterial embalming as practised in the United States , the leading campaigners for this being the funeral furnishing firm of Dottridge Brothers . 

The conclusion states that the BIE recommends that embalming of infectious cases should not take place , the guidelines are merely a service to members . 

You would not believe the amount of fluid used , it was true waterless embalming -- fascinating . 

It is advised that , if the gas should exceed the recommended maximum ( 2 ppm ) level , action is required immediately before any further embalming takes place . 

The debate over evolution is probably the best-known example of the literalists ' combination of rock hard belief and relentless point by point challenge of the rationalist side .

Keep a packet of pitta bread in the freezer , heat up under the grill from frozen and cut into fingers . 

Packets of seeds are much less expensive than florists ' flowers in the long run , but they do cost a lot more in time and effort . 

When reports came in of the spread of an eye disease in Cuba that was caused by malnutrition , they rushed to send packets of vitamins . 

I understand that a local resident , a nurse , found a packet of dangerous drugs on the playing field near the children 's swings . 

The Food Safety Directorate say that all packets of cling film should carry health warnings . 

He put a little of the red liquid in the glass and added a packet of powder . 

Having eaten two packets of bacon-flavoured potato crisps , he had purchased another tube of Rowntree 's Fruit Gums , which he was now enjoying while waiting for the lights to dim . 

As she ate she cast worried glances up towards the cupboard by the stove , where lay a small sack of potato crisps , some Liquorice Allsorts and two packets of biscuits . 

Eventually mother was able to reveal that she gave Suzy a packet of biscuits every time she had an argument with her husband . 

Mrs Blakey asked as casually as she could , pushing a packet of wafer biscuits towards Kate . 

Mitchum , wearing dark glasses , insisted the lights be dimmed , and then threw a packet of cigarettes on to the coffee table . 

Out of her black handbag she brings a packet of Silk Cut cigarettes . 

After a tough day at the office , Nancy covets a packet of crisps . 

Today some 5,000 million packets of crisps were sold in Britain each year . 

Giving her the name Emily , I decided to adopt her , bought a packet of flea powder and that was that . 

Police have said there was evidence of drug taking at the £17-a-head event , including discarded packets of white powder and some cannabis resin , but there were no arrests for drugs . 

The day we met her diet was soup at dinner time , pineapple and cottage cheese for tea with a packet of crisps and a cup of tea . 

In one cave that supposedly served as a backdrop for one of Morrison 's legendary acid trips , ancient Indian paintings were treated to a touch-up job . 

He took hundreds and hundreds of acid trips , and real strong stock enabled him to do it . 

He spent four hours with the therapist who administered it to him and supervised his acid trip , and he remained under a structured hallucinatory influence for a further five hours at home . 

Trippers experience the short-term euphoria associated with E alongside a full scale acid trip . 

It would all start to seem more like a bad trip , a bad dream . 

` She had a terrified look in her eyes , and was obviously going through a very , very bad trip . 

Unpleasant reactions during a " bad trip " can make you panic and act irrationally . 

In that vast space Jandl 's sound poetry proved effective , but a nervous Fainlight read ` The Spider " about a bad mescaline trip , and flipped under unwelcome support from Vinkenoog . 

They guessed she was on a bad trip and moved in swiftly before she could hurt herself . 

Today ( a wet Monday ) he was up as usual at 6.30 and had a few cornflakes and a pint of coffee . 

Thirty per cent also booze , sinking the equivalent of four pints of lager a week . 

We buy two pints of Taylor Walker and take them out on to the rear balcony . 

This contains 4 pints of very corrosive organic acid which only attacks living or organic items such as wood or leather , but not metal or stone . 

" Take 1 pint of very thick cream , and put it into a fine damask cloth , previously dipped in strong salt water , and tie up . 

The landlady , an attractive , buxom woman in her mid-forties , had brought them each a hugely piled plate of chilli-con-carne , with a pint of appropriately chilly lager to wash it all down . 

They were still chatting happily together as they walked inside the inn and Seb called , ` Two pints of ale please , landlord . " 

When the handle is pulled the engine delivers a half pint of beer to the bar . 

In those days , if you were a woman or recognizably so , it was wellnigh impossible to procure a pint of beer in a public house . 

A MOTORIST passed a police breath test after drinking five pints of beer -- then complained to trading standards officers that the beer was too weak . 

He was holding a pint of beer in his left hand , and , when he smiled , I could see the fillings in his teeth . 

To wash it down , fifteen thousand bottles of champagne , twenty five thousand bottles of wine , and a quarter of a million pints of beer . 

He had suffered a ` very severe head injury and extensive arm injuries " and required eight pints of blood . 

Leslie , 29 , was given 13 pints of blood , said Nick Davies of the Royal Liverpool Hospital . 

He needed 48 pints of blood during 5 1/2 hours of emergency operations and lost 3st during his battle to recover . 

Two cart horses and one nag are kept on the farm ; Mr Long employs three labourers , at wages of 15s a week , and 3 pints of cider per day . 

Billy looked annoyed and was about to say something when Knocker came back with their two pints of cider , looking more like tea cups in his massive fists . 

The pair had been drinking all day and Jones downed more than 10 pints , while Miss Smith , 29 , drank six or seven pints of cider , Nottingham Crown Court was told yesterday . 

Tattooist David Ayres , 28 -- who had downed 12 pints of cider before the attack -- walked out cradling the dog in his arms . 

Question two : if you want to avoid heart attacks should you drink a pint of milk a day ? 

Erm , could you pick up a pint of milk at the Seven Eleven for us , hang on , I 'll give you some money . 

one pint of fluid such as : water , soup , low calorie drink , lemon tea 

With his dinner he drank a pint of wine and a pint of water , and another pint of each with his supper . 

Put them with the veal bone , and the chicken if there is room , into your biggest soup pot and cover with 4 or 5 pints of water . 

So he gives him a pint of water , he goes and sits with the other ones . 

I quote there a sonnet by him , where he says that with him it is the language which creates the poetry . 

Some of the changes to our critical practice which results from incorporating new models for thinking about the relation between Renaissance literary texts and their historical context can be illustrated by considering a sonnet by Sir Thomas Wyatt : 

The sonnets of Bowles struck Coleridge with the force of revelation , seeming to him , in their natural use of language and heartfelt expression of personal feeling , unlike anything he had ever read . 

I have described the difference between the sonnets of Shakespeare and those of Sidney , say , as being that between first-to-second person and first person poetry . 

The sonnets of Astrophil and Stella that follow may be the result of taking the muses ' advice or ignoring the advice . 

Many of his verses , for example Ecclesiastical Sketches , Sonnets upon the Punishment of Death ( in favour of capital punishment ) , several sonnets on Railways ( both for -- in general ; and against -- in the Lake District ) , and one on Illustrated Books and Newspapers ( against ! ) might well find their present day equivalent in irate letters to national or local newspapers , or in an ` Any Questions " discussion . 

In the sonnets on the Rival Poet , for instance , whether the first or second person dominates , the technique of praising the other poet while denigrating oneself is clearly ironic , as J. W. Lever 's discussion has shown . 

We could accordingly rewrite this opening as : In the " Sonnet on the Death of Mr Richard West " , formal qualities of the sonnet ( such as its rhyme scheme , division between octave and sestet and mode of address ) are moulded to suit the mournful tone of an emotional elegy . 

The linguistic form there appears to excuse but in fact indicts her , a rhetorical device found also in the sonnets to the Friend . 

He had , a few weeks before , completed an excellent set of autobiographical notes and , characteristically , a sonnet to his wife , Bobbie , on her birthday . 

The mighty Thames had dignity and sober beauty but , despite Wordsworth 's sonnet , I always thought of it as business-like , the powerful engine-room of the city . 

Amis 's The Old Devils ( 1986 ) is a withering portrait of ageing desire , a theme seldom treated in literature since Shakespeare 's sonnets ; but its final message is one of pity . 

As Wyatt 's sonnet indicates , even in the ostensibly private address of the sonnet , writing registered its uneasiness about the nature of its voice . 

To make that point in another way , in terms of tradition , it is striking , when you come to Shakespeare 's after a reading of other Renaissance sonnets , to note the absence of proper names . 

The next sonnet in the sequence begins with Astrophil looking at his heart and finding there the conventional poetic image of love 's wounding arrow . 

At a much later stage he produced three sonnets about Italian freedom ( At Bologna , In Remembrance of the Late Insurrections , 1837 ) . 

And he wrote a sonnet about a plate of ham and a mug of beer he had once tasted , after walking for miles and miles . 

But this latter convention has no place in a volume about English local history , or at least none the author has ever discovered . 

The bank had organized everything concerning the various consultants , the share price , and the prospectus -- a forty-page , glossy volume about the company 's structure , trading situation , and future plans . 

The only cookery books at Greystones were yellowing volumes from the twenties and thirties , smelling of damp and telling you how to make spotted dick or pickle eggs in isinglass . 

His most substantial achievement in these fields is to be found in his articles and editorship of the Ancestor in twelve notable volumes from 1902 to 1905 . 

This is a suitably slimmer volume on one of his wives , Rita Hayworth . 

Piotr Skubiszewski 's forthcoming contribution to the series ` Storia Universale dell'Arte " , the volumes on Western civilisation edited by Enrico Castelnuovo , will not be on the shelves until 1993 . 

I congratulate you that there is so soon to appear another volume of your favourite Mrs. Leapor 's poetry . 

A similar quest can be pursued for the first book with gilt lettering on the spine -- generally accepted as being the third volume of a set of Byron published by Murray in 1832 . 

Few men other than Eliot have read through the lengthy catalogues of ritual in Frazer 's volumes and found those volumes to be ` throbbing at a higher rate of vibration with the agony of spiritual life " . 

Although Wordsworth had produced more poems than Coleridge for their joint volume , Lyrical Ballads , honour was satisfied by giving the long Ancient Mariner -- or Ancyent Marinere as it was originally spelt -- pride of place . 

He was veterinary surgeon to the London Zoological Society , and made a loan of his magnificent library of over 400 volumes to the Veterinary Medical Association library at the College . 

He took down volumes from the shelves , undid their clasps and , chattering like a child , pointed out the beauty of the calligraphy . 

Relatives and friends of patients at the hospice can now have their loved ones honoured in a leather bound In Memoriam volume by giving a donation to the hospice fund-raising appeal . 

This is a single volume with lots of facts and inspiration for the creative knitter to design magnificent fabrics on a knitting machine . 

She is known from her single volume of Poems on Several Occasions , published anonymously in Canterbury in 1740 but attributed to her in inscriptions in the Bodleian and British Library copies of the book . 

The flat contained 45 volumes of diaries recounting his sexual adventures and fantasies , and a mass of pornographic material . 

Hamlyn continues its All Colour series with volumes on Herbs and Aromatics and Greenhouse Gardening . 

By the time ` The Ancient Mariner " was finally complete , Coleridge and Wordsworth were already clarifying their plans for publishing a joint volume of poetry . 

Mountaineers are especially susceptible : Eric Shipton wrote two ; Chris Bonington has already published three volumes of his , as well as a pictorial reprise , and is probably this very moment rapturously engaged on volume four . 

This decision was immensely helpful to Jonathan Cape since it had been and remained their intention to publish the next two volumes of the Diaries and a further volume that related to Crossman 's earlier back-bench activities . 

Needless to say , the cairn crumbled , probably sabotaged by a disgruntled worker who got home to find he 'd already read this particular volume of Gaelic poetry , and Ben Lawers remains at 3,984 feet . 

Because she had felt it might be vaguely suitable she had chosen to read a volume of Donne 

On top of all his other commitments , Lewis was writing the second volume of his space trilogy . 

The full six volumes of Boase 's magnum opus contain 30,000 entries , a stupendous achievement to come from the pen of one author . 

Goldsmith talks with some conviction , but she is the first to admit that she is a phoney . 

Fiona could spot a phoney a mile off and Jennifer or whatever she called herself was a phoney . 

Yet , until very recently , the local health authority made no attempt to provide any kind of rehabilitation for their former patient . 

In discussing the implications of their study , Rowe and Lambert say ` rehabilitation for children in long-term care is still for the most part a slogan rather than a reality " . 

Roehampton Hospital is , justly , world-famous for its marvellous skills of rehabilitation for people with limb disabilities . 

It was widely known , however , that China had been pressing for a Japanese imperial visit for some time as a means of marking a further stage in the country 's rehabilitation from the diplomatic isolation which had followed the Tiananmen Square massacre . 

This allowed us to remove the second step in the original assembler 's repeat reconstruction strategy , in which repeat traces were added to the assembly even when they were not paired with a unique read .

After the unique sequence was assembled and sequence contigs were ordered and oriented , those transposable element sequence traces were added back .

In cases of multiple identical copies of repeated sequence , phd files were used to generate an accurate assembly , but not necessarily an accurate quality score , as it is impossible to automatically constrain the location of individual traces .

The WGS sequence traces corresponding to the region spanned by each BAC in the tiling path were then pooled with the sequence traces generated from that BAC ( approximately 1.5× coverage [ 1 ] ) and assembled using phrap .

WGS traces were obtained from Celera Genomics with a listing for each trace that included name , insert size and coordinates in Release 2. We determined the Release 2 coordinates of each BAC-end in our tiling path by comparison of the BAC-end sequences to the Release 2 sequence .

AssembleSubclone .pl was used to join the two traces , generated by primers in opposite direction from the same transposon insertion , prior to phrap assembly of 3- or 10-kb plasmid clones ; this process effectively doubles the read length .

Only those sequence traces derived from repetitive DNA that could be associated with their unique mate pairs were included in our assemblies .

Using deconstruct.pl , we extracted local regions from the main assembly and reassembled the associated traces and their mate pairs at high stringency using phrap .

This step was not done with D2 sequences because individual sequence traces and Phred scores were not available from Celera .

The assembly algorithm that produced WGS1 did not adequately handle repeat resolution ; a variety of improvements , including a different method of placing repeat traces , better identification of repeat traces , and the introduction of a sequence correction algorithm , resulted in better subsequent assemblies , particularly of repetitive regions .

Beginning with 5,713 traces , automated screens and manual inspection of misassembled contigs resulted in the elimination of 52 ESTs as potential chimeric sequences .

The raw traces for submitted ESTs were base-called using Phred [ 87 ] and assembled to form contigs using Phrap ( P .

We confirmed the sequence quality of the genomic region encompassing CG018314 ( 12,731 bp ) by independently assembling an 18,284 bp contig consisting solely of whole-genome shotgun ( WGS ) traces .

Sequence traces belonging to transposable element families were assembled using an aggressive strategy that resulted in composite sequences for most of the transposable elements in Release 2. Part of the finishing effort has been to determine the sequence of each individual element .

Contigs flagged for possible misassembly were manually edited in Consed and potentially chimeric ESTs and other suspect ESTs were identified and removed from the pool of traces .

Between WGS1 and WGS2 , we corrected an error in the first step of repeat assembly - placement of repeat traces that are paired with an end read that lies in unique sequence .

The Ciona intestinalis Runx gene was assembled with sequence files obtained from the Trace Archive database .

A `` seed '' sequence was found in C. intestinalis gDNA , Ti 119616831 ( Supplemental Table 1 ) , by a MegaBLAST search using nucleotide sequence encoding exon 3 of SpRunt in the NCBI Trace server site http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/blast/mmtrace.html .

As a consequence , one of the initial steps in the Release 2 assembly was to identify known repetitive elements , including transposable elements , and remove their traces from the early steps of the assembly process [ 2 ] .

Traces for repeat sequences , including transposable elements , were obtained from Celera Genomics in two sets : one ( surrogate traces ) with multiple location coordinates in Release 2 , and another ( 800 k traces ) with no location coordinates .

, at either 400 or 500 sec ; traces b and c ) had only a small effect on the magnitude and time course of subsequent ethidium uptake .

Cadbury Schweppes seems unaware of the recession and all because the public love its chocolates , sweets and soft drinks . 

The distinctive aroma of chocolate and liqueurs will entice you to view the delectable selection of hand made quality chocolates and fudge made daily at the village confectionery . 

For the prism ( represented by a Toblerone chocolate bar ) success rate was 37 percent , 58 per cent and 75 percent respectively for the three attainment bands . 

Float a few pieces of marshmallow on top of each drink and decorate with grated chocolate . 

One of the German men undid yet another thermos and offered Maud some chocolate in a cup , with a straw . 

The woman 's dark like runny chocolate , her skin all smooth and beautiful . 

If using dark chocolate , beat the mixture for 1-2min with an electric or hand whisk , until it thickens slightly and lightens in texture ( this is not necessary when using white chocolate ) . 

His languid forefinger , the skin like wrinkled milk chocolate , stabbed towards a chorale he had outlined in red . 

It was thickly covered with milk chocolate , which increased the sickly sweetness of the ice-cream to a nauseous intensity . 

150 runners up will receive a copy of The Taste of Chocolate , a super selection of Cadbury confectionery and Cadbury 's Milk Tray chocolates . 

The new bar consists of a triple layer of chocolate ice cream inside a real milk chocolate coating . 

Meanwhile , break up the remaining plain dark chocolate for coating and place in a small bowl with the cream . 

Spread white chocolate layer over plain chocolate in tin , then add remaining chocolate layer . 

Place the plain chocolate and 225g/8oz of the white chocolate in separate bowls and stir them over hot water until melted . 

After eating a small square of chocolate he became very aggressive and rushed around the house frantically banging doors and kicking furniture . 

However they did not eat significantly more chocolate or feel greater cravings than eaters who made no secret of their habit . 

Make sure you melt the chocolate slowly , especially white chocolate . 

Melt the chocolate in a basin over hot water and spread a little on one side of the florentine . 

Other soups might be spicy chicken in coconut milk or minced pork and jelly noodles with mushrooms and green vegetables . 

Nutrition experts hope that after the kids have heard Scott 's message they will abandon the corner chip shop , forsake the packets of crisps and pack in the pot noodles and sweets . 

Specialities include deep fried shredded beef , duck , prawn dishes and hand-made noodles . 

` What do you mean , disappeared ? " pressed Brian , spearing a noodle . 

` I do n't know which is worse , " she said plaintively , dumping the goulash down on the table and turning to the sink to strain the noodles . 

You can get all the nutrients you need from other dietary sources : treat yourself to pasta , wholewheat spaghetti , brown noodles , rice , couscous or a filled jacket potato . 

Create a truly oriental flavour with this larder set containing jasmine rice , cooking soy sauce , Tit Koon Yum tea , prawn crackers , rice noodles , and Bart spices . 

And in a city feeding largely on rice and noodles in a thin soup of stock and vegetables , we learned our hosts were planning a splendid welcoming banquet . 

Cook the noodles in a large pan of boiling water for 2 minutes , if they are fresh , or 5 minutes , if they are dried . 

Tekek 's hub is its pier , rooted in a cluster of little cafes serving fish , omelettes , noodles and rice . 

Serve the scallops with Chinese egg noodles ( 200 calories per serving of 50g/2oz noodles , weighed before boiling ) and a light green salad . 

Orders for 100 or more copies to be mailed to a single address are discounted 25 percent .

LNCaP-FGC cells were obtained from ATCC ( order number CRL-10995 ) and maintained in RPMI supplemented with 10% FBS as described [ 46 ] . We noticed that LNCaP cells at low density grow best on 15 cm Falcon 3025 tissue culture dishes and that the effects of SKP2 overexpression were most pronounced when cells were cultured on these dishes ( data not shown ) .

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'' One of the most oft told of the Larry Stories that circulate at CNN concerns his take-out order when he eats dinner at his desk , before the show .

Orders for 100 or more copies mailed to a single address are discounted 25 percent .

Cuyler , send your order in quickly , for she appears to be in sad need of a wardrobe .

Spelt out in such terms one had a fairly elaborate model system , whose strength was its intended contiguity to the teacher and the place of use , which was obviously the classroom .

The contiguity in the viral DNA of all sequences obtained from subclones sharing only a restriction site was assessed by sequencing around the corresponding restriction site in an overlapping clone .

As Cowey ( 1968 ) has pointed out , rats readily learn visual discrimination tasks when the contiguity between the stimulus , the response , and the reinforcement is high .

Nor in the case of animals will it undermine what we say of their consciousness , grounded as it is in their contiguity to the human paradigm .

This was forcibly underlined by the Soviet failure to exert effective military or political control over Afghanistan despite its geographical contiguity with the USSR .

However , it is not surprising that the southern islands , relatively tiny and lacking contiguity with major landmasses , are comparatively poor in phyla , families , genera and species .

Nevertheless , the nature and extent of T and A approvals must be such that management has assurance that supervisors or other officials know they are accountable for the approvals of an employee 's work time and absences .

As a basis for approving T and A data , supervisors are required to obtain reasonable assurance that employees working at remote sites are working when scheduled and that T and A information accurately reflects time worked and absences from scheduled tours of duty .

Solana will be the European on the end of the telephone to take calls from Washington -- a figure whose absence was always bemoaned by Henry Kissinger .

We now know how the causal effect works : poor jobs lead to more stress-related disorders , and these in turn lead to absence from work .

Ukraine 's absence from the negotiations because of the forthcoming referendum on independence , had made the signing of a Union Treaty unlikely and of little worth if it were signed .

During her absence , two of our earliest and most energetic Fraygrants have been filling in .

Have steps been taken to assess the impact of building programmes and medical staff absence on patient activities ?

The benefit is payable monthly after 30 consecutive days absence from work during the continued period of absence , for up to 12 months .

During 1988-89 , 4051 injuries were reported -- 8 were fatalities , 490 major injuries and 3553 resulted in absence from work for more than three days .

She could read the gossip in their eyes , see the speculations about her absence in Switzerland , her mother 's suicide .

Samuel begged the company 's indulgence as chairman elect to entertain them with a short piece in Sir Thomas 's absence .

Mo Johnston , playing only his second game after a two-month absence , scored in the 63rd minute to cancel out Mark Wright 's towering header a minute earlier .

And then we learn that the wife is a townswoman , a merchant 's wife , not a fine lady , and the stage is set for the fabliau drama by the absence of the husband on business .

( The Ramseys buried their daughter in Atlanta , then vacationed in Sea Island , Ga. ) This absence , some speculate , gave the Ramseys time to work out a story to explain their innocence .

If you are dead set against anyone gaining access in your absence , you might ask someone if he or she would be willing to let you move your plants to their apartment for the three weeks .

The diary also shows other aspects of the household routine of a gentlewoman : managing the estate in her husband 's frequent absences , supervising and paying servants , sorting linen , playing music , gardening , giving medical advice and treatment to neighbours and tenants .

The school sent Rachaela a letter saying that Ruth 's frequent absences were causing her work to suffer .

Infection too can involve discomfort and absence from work ; and it can mean isolation .

Laura 's frequent absences in London meant that her baby , Emma , was often left behind with Gwenny Hughes .

In earlier times , the family had often held the key to power and women had more opportunity to influence affairs : thus , in feudal times , the Lady of the Manor supervised a large household , exercised great practical authority over both men and women , and stood in for her husband in his frequent absences from home .

This improves communication and the co-ordination of care , since staff absences for whatever reason , and changes of staff , can occur without much disruption to the continuity of care .

Also obtain details of any wage rises awarded during the third party 's absence from work .

It has concerned itself not simply with financial concepts , such as ` cost per pupil '' but also with outcomes , including in its 1986 report , examination successes , staying-on rates and ` sickness absence amongst teachers -- a barometer of staff morale . ''

An apology for absence was received from Mrs. P. Fisher , treasurer .

Almost in desperation , Mrs Thatcher seized the initiative with a political purge .

Mrs Goreng , the wife of Colonel Goreng , had been … a journalist .

` Indeed , " said Mrs Mac Donald , delicately checking with one finger that her hat was still on straight .

Mrs Strutt , of Chirk , Clwyd , also helped in a hospital in Llangollen .

Elizabeth Kell , wife of a Unitarian minister in Southampton , and Mrs Hampson of Plymouth were both extensively concerned with work among the poor .

Mr and Mrs Cossins , of Rye Close , Eaglescliffe , refused offers of abortions over the unexpected pregnancies .

Mrs Jean Ralph of Bodmin , Cornwall , wrote to ask among other things the difference between single and double jacquard .

A heavy snowfall left the hills deliciously inviting and the sky was clear and bright . 

This occurs in cold climates that have heavy snowfalls during the winter . 

The weather reports indicate that we may get a light snowfall some time over the next few days . 

It was a heavy snowfall and by morning even the most prominent landmark was disguised beneath a thick covering of snow . 

He began his planning in January but found practice curtailed two weeks ago by a heavy snowfall . 

There were heavy snowfalls in areas which never expect to see such wintry conditions . 

The penicillium is often introduced to the cheeses by syringe and spreads through the tiny gaps between the lightly pressed curds .

She handed Jack the syringe with the long needle , and he slid it neatly between the ribs and into the heart while Kath injected the other drugs into the giving set in his arm .

Stand the syringe upright for 1 min to allow larger pieces of debris to settle into the tip .

The officers also discovered a syringe on Jones but when asked about the drugs he said they were not his .

With one hand the nurse gently pushed her over to expose her buttock , then stuck the needle in expertly with the other and pushed the plunger of the syringe with her thumb .

You can buy new needles and syringes from a lot of chemists and you can also get them free from needle exchanges and chemists which are in an exchange scheme .

She swung round , empty syringe still in her hand , and found herself staring at Robert Sheldrake .

It is best to use a new needle and syringe for every injection .

If you have a serious reaction to these , ask your GP about a syringe of adrenalin for emergencies .

POLICE discovered used syringes in the bedroom of an Alton man as they carried out a search of his home .

Re-use of needles or syringes can lead to the exchange of small quantities of blood , leading to transmission of the virus from one person to the next .

Belinda whispered to Judy as the latter prepared a syringe on the doctor 's order .

A fine needle on a syringe was introduced through the cyst wall , and air under pressure pushed the syringe barrel outwards .

Through sharing needles or syringes , for example , when injecting drugs .

Dawn handed her a syringe filled with heart stimulant and soon Sandy was settled down in a warm recovery cage .

Joanna handed her the two syringes , then began fixing up the drip .

Finished , the doctor laid the syringe on the nurse 's tray and turned to leave .

As I walked down the front steps for the last time , a feeling of elation swept over me . 

I remember my feeling of elation when I climbed aboard the train . 

The participants in folk dance can and certainly do show elation . 

Her elation took her into her clothes , back to the kitchen to leave Phoebe a scrawled memo , and out of the front door . 

He even telephoned Wexford to tell him about it , his elation subsiding somewhat when he heard the chief inspector had also found this out three hours before . 

In our elation there was some suspicion that our experience had been secret , adventurous , and unique . 

A wave of cheerful elation swept over her as she separated her pound note from Yanto 's fivers . 

` After each Test there was never any great sense of elation but rather that a step towards the ultimate goal was taken . 

` You will not regret it , " the cardinal told her , observing the prince 's elation and guessing its cause . 

Emily suddenly felt a surge of elation , she was eager for the new experience of being introduced into what she considered was the world of adulthood . 

` If the manual was lying in the BMW , I think some hint of the elation of the police would have come through on the intercepts . 

Then , as could happen with him , he felt a deep despondency replace his feeling of elation . 

George drove past and felt a terrible anger replace his elation . 

In fact they encouraged us most warmly , and we shared the general mood of elation at the overall success of the 1974 submission . 

A surge of elation rushed through his body as he read the note for the third time , unable to believe the implications of what he was reading . 

Figurative arts , even more than poetry , expressed the mixed feelings of elation over past victories and fear of future incursions which the Celts inspired . 

My elation of the previous day began to evaporate until I remembered Agnes , the indentures I had signed , and the basic honesty of Ralemberg and de Macon . 

Looking down at the dead man Wycliffe felt guilty because he was experiencing a sense of mild elation . 

But when he stepped up on to the conductor 's rostrum for the opening production of a new season , he was -- every time -- filled with a sense of sheer elation . 

But Richard 's elation at regaining his health was short lived because his kidneys started to fail . 

Packaged teas are quite affordable in the land that invented this drink .

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India is exhilarating , exhausting , and infuriating — a land where , you 'll find , the practicalities of daily life overlay the mysteries that popular myth attaches to India .

Although there are no reliable accounts of this period , third-century Chinese documents speak of a Japanese priestess-queen , Himiko , ruling over a land of law-abiding people who enjoyed alcohol and were divided into classes distinguished by tattoo marks .

The blockade finally ended in May 1949 , and West Berlin became a Land linked administratively with , but thus far not politically incorporated into , the new Federal Republic of Germany .

Be that as it may , a later Australian visitor to English drizzle might feel nostalgic when thinking of the parched and thirsty but water-obsessed vocabulary developed in the drier areas of our sunburnt land .

In a land where politeness is important , per favore ( please ) , grazie ( thank you ) , prego ( do n't mention it ) , and , when pushing through a bus or market , permesso ( excuse me ) will be greatly appreciated .

The pressure on the land becomes less intense , so rural wages rise ; the pool of unemployed urban dwellers always anxious for work shrinks , so factories start to compete with each other for workers , and urban wages also begin to rise .

As we explained in our June 22 letter , the Counsel failed to supply any evidence from the statutory language , legislative history , or case law to support the assertion that Congress intended the phrase `` existing law '' to exclude the Constitution , the highest law of the land .

His warrior successor , Ramses I , heralded the start of the 19th Dynasty to be followed by Seti I 1291–1279 b.c. who won back many of the lands lost during the Akhenaten years .

Inland from the Côte Fleurie the countryside reflects the popular image of Normandy : orchards , rolling valleys , and massive timbered manor houses , the land where apples are turned into cider and Calvados , and dairies churn out pungent , creamy Camem­bert , Livarot , and Pont-l'Evêque .

'' Such a land , '' said Rudyard Kipling in 1908 , `` is good for an energetic man .

The land of Upper Egypt sits in the south of the country , and it takes its name because it is up-river of the Cairo and Nile Delta area , which are known as Lower Egypt .

The long , disjointed document condemned the Saudi monarchy for allowing the presence of an army of infidels in a land with the sites most sacred to Islam , and celebrated recent suicide bombings of American military facilities in the Kingdom .

These lands were poles apart from England in every possible way .

Muscat , or muscatel , on the other hand , is found on skid rows all over the land .

During her lifetime , 69–30 b.c. , the infamous queen attempted to link her land to Rome through her liaison with Julius Caesar .

Affirmative action ( even for athletes and preppies ) sometimes has a place in this land of second chances , where anyone can grow up to be president .

One main reason : Some 1 million Mexicans enter the country 's workforce every year , greatly increasing the labor surplus in a land where unemployment and underemployment were estimated by the U.S.

. On the other is Al Gore , notable for ( as you put it about JFK Jr. ) not living up to his Fair Deal hero father 's high standards of integrity and cojones . How can these two turkeys be our leading candidates for the highest office in the land ?

Proponents of an Arctic gas pipeline passing through Indian lands in the Mackenzie Valley to northern Alberta argued that the Dene need revenues from the pipeline to escape poverty , and that in any case they no longer have an autonomous culture .

Surrounding well-armed and enraged Jewish settlers with Palestinian land is a recipe for disaster .

He has publicly said Palestinians must abandon their claim to a right of return to Palestinian lands .

Eventually the government paid to dig a well on the tribal land and gained the use of the Kaibab Paiute water at the monument .

Since then , as bien-pensant American opinion has embraced the " peace process , " Said has bemoaned Arafat 's " capitulation " and grown increasingly disgusted with the chairman 's dictatorial rule over a few scraps of occupied territory and with Israel 's continued expropriation of Palestinian lands .

The tribe had donated more than $ 100 , 000 to the Democratic Party , hoping , according to testimony , that the administration would intervene on its behalf in a dispute over drilling rights on tribal land .

The law prohibits gaming activities on tribal land in states where gambling is illegal .

Coming from the no man 's land of Illinois instead of North or South , Lidie represents the realist 's take on slavery--in her heart she 's against it , but she finds the abolitionists smug , intoxicated by their own abstract words .

It is still the religious centre of the country , boasting the largest church in the land .

Audiences can judge for themselves when her record - - a pop-music fusion of Orientalism , rock and groove-oriented trip hop evoking distant lands east of Suez - - arrives in stores today on the heels of glowing reviews .

Finkelstein 's reputation rests on his refutation of Joan Peters ' 1984 From Time Immemorial , a book purporting to prove Palestinian Arabs had no claims on the land that is now Israel , having been drawn to it only by reports that Jews were making the desert bloom .

But the best of the lot is the tiny chip of violet nail polish we found caught in a torn portion of the table-cloth . " 

Even when a chip of hail cut her cheek , the worsening weather made her smile grimly : it would confuse heat-seeking and auditory shells . 

These machines use tiny chips of ceramic which store electricity . 

Although real operational amplifiers can never provide such properties , a modern operational amplifier formed within a single chip of silicon comes impressively close to meeting the ideal specification . 

This man was a grim-faced stranger , his eyes cold with anger , like chips of blue ice . 

He staggered to his feet , swaying a little , his eyes like chips of blue ice . 

Any lumberjack who was feeling sufficiently ill-disposed towards his fellow drinking companions could place on his shoulder a small chip of wood to indicate he would take on any man who cared to flick it off . 

There was more firing and I could hear chips of wood being torn from the trees . 

well it 's i did n't really need power windows but it has power you know windows and steering and air conditioning and and uh

i just had it uh oil oil change and lube done to it but before that about two weeks ago somebody busted out my window my passenger window so i had to go get it replaced

um living in Arizona but and cruise control and tinted windows that 's about it i mean it 's got to have those things otherwise i do n't care

It 's mostly one thing after another : I went here , then I went there , then I went to a bookstore and cut a big fart and someone I did n't remember from the Groundlings recognized me , then I tossed a cigarette I was n't supposed to be smoking out the car window and then noticed that the back seat was on fire , and then ...

It 's what will WE do ? " he replied , rising from his chair to kiss her lightly on the forehead on his way to the Scotch decanter . 

Lord Southdown reminded him evenly that the port decanter was stuck at him and would he pass it please ? 

It 's clean , quick and simple -- taking the mess out of cutting flower stems because it retains all the cut stems in the glass decanter until you actually want to discard them . 

All rooms have finest facilities complete with welcoming decanter of sherry . 

The table bears glass and crystal goblets , ornate and slender-necked decanters of fine dessert wine , and silver trays of sweet biscuits ( enough for two full meals , they are so nutritious ) . 

He picked up a crystal decanter of amber liqueur , set it down . 

` Football to me , " I said , ` is about 22 fit men kicking a ball around a park , not about pot-bellied Freemasons passing the sherry decanter around a centrally heated Portakabin . " 

Kemp reached for the cheese ; in the same moment , the Indian stepped forward with a claret decanter . 

Square-faced decanters of Scotch and Irish whisky flashed the many facets of their globular stoppers . 

Very shortly afterwards the men came in , Rupert carrying a decanter of port and a bottle of brandy . 

The Professor poured a scotch from the crystal decanter and seating himself in a fireside chair did his very best to explain . 

He poured himself some amber liquid from a thick cut-glass decanter . 

She laid the things out on the table , along with a decanter of brandy and some glasses , then took her leave as Jake told her , ` Thanks , Nettie . 

Sheffield presented an inscribed crystal whisky decanter and Leeds handed over an autographed shirt . 

The best crops of arabica beans are grown at altitudes of between 2,500 and 6,000ft . 

Here the farmers grow barley , oats and roots , and they have more land in rotation grass which yields larger crops of hay and silage . 

Crops of corn and vegetables were cultivated , along with many herbs and plants not known in Britain before . 

At adolescence , adopted children have the normal crop of teenage problems . 

Its 2½ acres of garden supported a fine crop of nettles ( not to mention a voracious population of rabbits ) . , 

To shorten the odds on reproducing itself it must produce a significant crop of attractive fruit , but it can not do this without the framework on which to hang and parade its wares . 

Nouvel has not yet sunk foundations into British soil , but his work on his home turf in France has produced a crop of prize-winning designs and an endless stream of commissions . 

A farmer has turned the clock back fifty years to harvest his crop of wheat . 

Nor are the blight years which affected potato crops in about one year in three , in the not so distant past . 

Serious flooding occurred in mid-August in Kompong Speu , Takeo , Kampot and Kandal provinces , causing a number of deaths and serious damage to the rice crop . 

The training courses on Venturous usually produced a good crop of " funnies " ! 

It was the maize crop which was the chief victim of the 1988 American drought . 

A glance at any newspaper will yield a rich crop of identifications of individuals in terms of the social role relevant to the news item . 

We have been responsible for launching our children into life and are well aware that we have made the usual crop of mistakes , even though we have tried our hardest to do what is best for them . 

• The recent Windows Show at Olympia produced its usual crop of promotional ballyhoo . 

The year has brought its usual crop of visiting scholars to work on the College Archives and the Library 's Special Collections . 

In parts of England people still worship Pomona , the Roman goddess of fruit trees , through the custom of wassailing which is intended to encourage a good crop of apples . 

No question , though , about the pick of probably the largest and choicest crop of books in the game 's history . 

The use of systemic fungicides sprayed onto potato crops , and fumigation of stored potatoes , can reduce the incidence of the disease but the spread of infection is greatly facilitated by modern harvesting equipment . 

The current crop of releases includes two movies that demonstrate the reality today of computer graphics in film , making significant but very different uses of the technology . 

With each successive moult the current crop of fungal parasites is shed along with the old exoskeleton . 

The same is true for the current crop of Fender Custom Shop guitars . 

` The emergence of this new crop of youngsters is a healthy pointer to the future for the club . 

Once the product hits the real world it has to cope with users who are not so well behaved or gentle -- hence the totally new crop of errors . 

It is believed that some vines can live as long as five hundred years although such a plant would yield a negligible crop of grapes . 

The first crop of grapes to be grown commercially in Chester for 20 years was produced in 1990 . 

England has an excellent crop of young players , but my role as Captain and Selector precludes me from naming them in these pages . 

Well , we can hope that the success last season in the FA Youth Cup means that we have an excellent crop of players coming through . 

A few years ago any self respecting farmer would have been ashamed of this field , with its bumper crop of nettles and thistles …

Why should Kathleen not visit the nursery garden , why had it been necessary to make the explanation about the geranium plants , why had she flushed with guilt and fear and concealment ? 

She listened uncomprehendingly to Wilcox 's technical explanations about the drag and the cope , core boxes and coffin moulds . 

It offers access to monied and aristocratic lifestyles , it has the atmosphere and tension of auctions , and it judiciously slips in technical explanations about antiques . 

Therefore , all viewers have the right to ask and receive explanations about a station 's programming , contents of programmes and advertising . 

There were sensible , scientific explanations about the effect of the changes in air pressure . 

His police interviews consisted of an impassioned explanation by a man at the end of his tether . 

` I shall be demanding that we have a full explanation from Department of Trade and Industry officials when they appear before the public accounts committee to be cross-examined on this report on December 4 . " 

Without waiting for an explanation from the men , who had all assumed sheepish expressions , the lady gracefully turned towards Cleo and Javelot , her arms extended . 

Something important was eluding her , and until she 'd worked out what it was she did n't want to demand an explanation from him . 

I can accept their fears , but I think they should listen to the explanation from the professionals before they start jumping to conclusions . " 

Council leader John Williams yesterday sought an explanation from the authority 's chief executive , Clive Owen . 

I would be obliged to receive a full apology and explanation in the September issue , as these lies and allegations are seriously jeopardising my business activities . 

Again , there is likely to be a mismatch between the function of explanations in the classroom and the function of explanations in everyday conversation . 

Include an explanation in the description of the new DC as to why the module has been omitted . 

The principles of learning theory provide a prima-facie explanation of the linguistic changes which occur during childhood . 

The view which is developed by Freud that religious responses will reflect changes in unconscious attitudes towards a person 's father enables his theory to provide an explanation of the changes in an individual 's attitudes towards God . 

With that in mind there will be a brief explanation of the various types of e-mail and their different functions . 

A simple explanation to the child about how mummy is not going to give in to tempers can help the child learn more quickly . 

We describe their behaviour by attributing our explanations to those individuals . 

By developing an organization with clear accountabilities , he can provide clear explanations to his people about decisions made from " on high " . 

Such simplicity is an aid to audits and helps explanations to customers whom the process is designed to serve . 

Something in me still revolts at an outright demand : it draws me into explanations of the connection between money and work . 

A final twist is given to this situation ; the fact that women do all of this work is often given as an explanation of their inferiority . 

As with the prohibition to do with the tree in the midst of the Garden , God gives no explanation . 

Bromberg gives just the right amount of scientific explanation . 

As one would expect , young children do not give explanations of these phenomena which are correct from the point of view of modern scientific knowledge . 

The elitists offer us explanations less ambitious than either of the grand theories , explanations which borrow unashamedly from other conventions and which have obvious gaps and limitations . 

I 'm not carping about the way Marks handled the case ; an adult woman went missing in circumstances which seemed to offer a plausible explanation . 

Despite much research we can not even today offer a convincing explanation . 

In winter , the pavements become miniature glaciers with hidden crevasses ! 

Crevasses were walked around or jumped over , and those of any size were given respectful avoidance . 

We put Tony 's tripod close to the cliff edge , wishing that we had a rope when each of us fell into unexpected crevasses in the cliff-top grass . 

Shadowy bergschrunds and dark crevasses loomed large , but did n't present any real problems . 

EXPLORER Sir Ranulph Fiennes rescued his partner from an Antarctic crevasse as the pair fought their way across the ice-cap , it was disclosed yesterday . 

There is minimal danger of everybody being dragged in if one person falls into a crevasse , and sophisticated rescue methods can be substituted by sheer manpower on the surface . 

This avoids the scenario of the leader plus all spare coils falling into a crevasse , leaving those above with insufficient rope to effect a rescue . 

Above , in the dark , there was a rumbling from the Towers of Paine , the crackling sound of old rock being broken by new ice and the skitter of smaller stones plunging down a crevasse . 

On several occasions they had come within inches of death -- tumbling down 100ft deep crevasses . 

What a terrible thing it is for our literary establishment to be peopled by degenerates like this , he felt .

Or they might shelter piratical degenerates who had become creatures of Chaos .

Thomas Holmes thought that slum youth were faced with a simple choice , ` whether to become dull-eyed , weak-chested , slow-witted degenerates , or hooligans .

What 's more , if the St Louis was forced to unload its cargo of degenerates and criminals back in Hamburg , this would prove that the world 's supposed concern was mere hypocrisy .

But their explanations of the deterioration of national physique in terms of the reckless breeding of the unfit , and their policies of forced segregation of degenerates and the issuing of marriage certificates , were not implemented .

It was a place stoked by both the puritan and the profligate , the missionaries and the military , the drunkards and the degenerates .

The twelve people got into the little plane , and the plane began to move .

Mortimer left in a hurry , caught his plane , and was standing bewigged at the Old Bailey the next day .

` If we did not feel 100 per cent positive about our ability to fly the plane safely , we would not put it in the air . "

The pilot wrestled with the highjackers as he desperately tried to land the plane at Canton airport , it then slammed into two other passenger jets .

` There was no real panic but when we landed and got off the plane the window looked like a spider 's web .

Waiting to board a plane in Venezuela , Faber suddenly feels faint , and goes to the bathroom , hoping that the plane will leave without him .

The passengers on a plane arriving from Istanbul were set on by the pickets at Tegel airport yesterday .

The pilot warned there would be only room for one moose on the small plane .

A low-flying German plane could hop over a hangar and massacre a squad with one sudden burst .

As convoys of military cargo planes flew into Howard Air Force base all day on Tuesday , bringing the advance elements of the 82nd Airborne , there was little real surprise .

The plane took off an hour behind time thanks to EC president Jacques Delors ' late arrival .

Ah , the magic , the excitement , the sheer indefinable whatnot of the World Cup .

Once she had seen Harry again , she would know if she 'd only imagined that special magic between them .

The plan had been for the Americans to discover an unknown for the lead female role but no-one had Miss Leigh 's screen magic .

But he has also discovered that the Gorbachev magic has not worked in Romania as it has elsewhere in Eastern Europe .

All that hit the floor was a glossy leaflet inviting her to discover the magic of Christmas at the local hypermarket .

A child 's birthday seems to have lost its magic and has just become another consumer oriented status symbol .

CATCH it while you can is the message for holidaymakers who have not experienced the alluring magic of Hong Kong .

The socialist movement in Britain has been swept off its feet by the magic of masculinity , muscle and machinery .

There are many quotations here from letters , evoking the primitive magic of that locale .

We expected it to somehow embrace the undisputed magic of the band .

We passed a rural church , a country pub , and then turned down an unpaved cul-de-sac running through a dense cluster of beeches and pines to a four-square Edwardian villa with overhanging eaves and low-pitched roof . 

Most importantly , there was a cluster of writers , directors , actors and critics who gathered around an idea of a realistic , passionate , intellectual theatre which would have been a most fertile ground for Burton . 

They fire clusters of fungal spores , and each attack has a 10% chance of also liberating Red Mould into the area , so that characters are subjected to two attacks . 

Fornax is always very low from European latitudes ; it contains an important cluster of galaxies , but all its members are below binocular range . 

She looked disapprovingly at the cluster of purple flowers amid the handfuls of green-grey leaves . 

When the leaves turn colour and the berry clusters are ripe , the rowan is a princely sight . 

For example , mouse chromosome 17 contains a cluster of at least five ZNF genes in a region of approximately 500 kb ( 47 ; P.Little , personal communication ) . 

The adult female lays large clusters of eggs … ( shown here magnified 15 times ) … sometimes wrapping them in bands around twigs . 

By eleven o'clock they had reached the cluster of buildings that formed Lightwater , and identified the Liveseys ' house . 

When the truck had dumped me and my kit-bag at the Guard Room and I had a chance to look around me , I spied in the middle distance a cluster of substantial looking buildings . 

By the time her luggage was out of the bubble and stacked around her , a woman had emerged from the cluster of buildings . 

In this redeveloped wedge of the inner city , monotonous tower blocks dominate the skyline and encircle a cluster of public and commercial buildings : the shops , pub , community centre and local primary schools . 

Behind a one-storey inn the Duke and his tribe of brothers and uncles lived in a cluster of rough stone houses , one built onto the end of the next as the family grew . 

Little clusters of guests were standing about on the cobblestones between the houses , looking at a loss . 

The group of women reached the cluster of houses which formed the nucleus of the village , and one by one they disappeared behind the mud walls of their courtyards . 

To our left stood a cluster of houses , proper houses , with brick walls and asbestos roofs and chimneys . 

In the far distance the cathedral spire emerges from a compact cluster of nestling houses . 

The captain had been given permission by his superiors in Hamburg to sail for any port which would accept his passengers .

Thus the Treasury had to give permission for all borrowing undertaken by a local authority , not merely in total but for each project for which money was borrowed .

The army later gave permission for women , children under 18 and men over 60 to leave Sarajevo next week .

The Treasury gave permission in 1971 for work to commence and the building operation started in the autumn .

The portfolio would stay in Russia until authorities have given permission for the pictures to be exported .

Later on , the squadron was given permission by the King to have its own squadron badge and each member was presented by the Commanding Officer with a personal copy of it .

The committee has given permission for a bucket collection to be taken at the end of congress on Monday to help these colleagues as well .

When Henry inherited the estate and gave permission for a Catholic church to be built in the village , Walter had violently opposed the decision , but Henry had stood firm .

We still have to get permission from the deanery synod and the diocese , and plans have to be drawn up .

They should not export them without first getting permission from the importer and making sure that the receiving country can dispose of them properly .

Then she remembered that she was supposed to get the father 's permission before taking the child out of the country , and said , ` If you agree , that is . "

Sam Wanamaker enthuses that they now have permission to thatch the roof of the gallery and thrust stage .

They have permission to turn it into a pub , a small office block or a complete three storey office .

` Brother , " he whispered , ` we have the Regent 's permission to go down to the Springall house now , to examine and take anything we wish .

All Girls under twenty-one had to get written permission from their parents and although fathers still tended to be against the idea , no one appeared to have committed forgery .

He also wrote the still-secret legal opinion which authorized Federal Bureau of Investigation agents to kidnap fugitives overseas without getting permission from foreign governments .

Friends of the Earth has been given permission by the High Court to pursue a legal case against the government over the level of pesticides in drinking water in the Thames and Anglian regions .

When the county council were given permission to station the mobile library on the car park , they met the cost of re-surfacing .

It 's the first school in Scotland to receive permission from the government to become self-governing and has raised deep concerns in the local community .

The government has given permission for the plant to go ahead in the face of sustained opposition from environmentalists , church groups , and the local Lumad tribal people , to whom the mountain is sacred .

Although the fictional Inspector Morse freely wanders the cloisters , technically police can not enter college grounds without permission from the master .

Rebel forces in Ethiopia have given permission for tons of food to be taken to thousands of starving people on the edge of death in the famine-hit country .

Her mother had her full permission to tell him so , for reasons she had bitterly and eloquently specified .

We would have been acting wrongly had we not given her permission to visit her mother . "

Renwick followed slowly , gave her time to take the elevator before he passed the reception desk . 

He hummed to himself as he left the elevator , something from The King and I , but even he did n't know what it was . 

He went up to his room while Marler went to his , dumped his bag on the bed , ran back to the elevator and walked out of the hotel . 

Antonia Hunt , 30 , of the Glendale Cafe , likes to flavour her peas with a dash of vinegar . 

Drain and rinse the chick peas and kidney beans and combine with other beans . 

Soak ½ lb. of chick peas overnight in plenty of cold water into which you stir a tablespoon of flour . 

If the soil is fit to work in late March , sow the hardier annuals like calendulas , cornflower , larkspur , limnanthes , nigella and sweet peas . 

" Dear Mummy ! " his father said all of a sudden in the Queen Victoria , while the waiter was standing there spooning out peas . 

Out of all the items in our list we would probably tick the apples , potatoes , carrots , onions , cod and the frozen peas and beans . 

We had shoulder of lamb , frozen peas , and potatoes roasted round the meat . 

Mint sauce has long been an ingredient of the English Sunday lunch of lamb with the season 's new green peas and new potatoes . 

He obediently followed her into the back kitchen , and gave a delighted whoop when he saw the big pot of homemade faggots and mushy peas simmering on the polished black range . 

Chips and mushy peas by the coast are as popular as ice cream and donkey rides . 

He ate the peas from the cradled fork , not from the back of it as Blanche 's mother had taught her . 

` The traditional way to to eat peas is to buy them separately and put salt and vinegar on them for a sweet and sour taste . " 

Acupuncture : involving the insertion of specially-made needles into specific points of the body . 

There 's no doubt that the build quality of these Japanese models is superior to that of the Korean one ; all the various routing work and insertion of related components is far more consistent . 

During 1484 he and his fellow goldsmith Thomas Wood paid for the insertion of a bay window bearing their arms in the eastern wall of the Hall . 

Or parameters which provoke the discharger 's concern can be framed leniently , control being assured by the insertion of a much stricter parameter of more general application . 

The hypopharynx is well adapted to the presence of a foreign body , and insertion of the laryngeal mask can easily be achieved in awake patients under topical anaesthesia and sedation . 

Possible treatment includes myringotomy with or without insertion of a ventilation tube ( grommet ) either alone or with adenoidectomy and occasionally tonsillectomy . 

The important point in the drawing is that the direction of the broken arrow has been permanently altered through the temporary insertion of a block . 

The character on stage , for reasons which may possibly be explained by the insertion of a line or two into the script , wears a deaf-aid … ’ 

This can be illustrated through the increasing trend of restricting liability by reference to labelling and the insertion of instructions for use . 

Beacon fires are a particularly vivid parallel with the technique of moxibustion , where needles are heated by small fires before insertion in the body . 

Pectoral decks emphasise the outer part of the pecs near the insertion into the humerus ( upper arm ) . 

There is a single tendon insertion into the radius bone of the forearm . 

Needle insertion into the tender points was avoided in this study . 

A review of grommet insertion into 1568 ears ( 2266 intubations in total ) found permanent perforations in only 28 ears . 

The plaintiff 's solicitor has these alternatives to personal service , which no longer requires production of the original writ : ( 1 ) By ordinary first class post to the defendant 's address ( not by recorded delivery which would destroy the presumption of service ) , ( 2 ) By insertion through the defendant 's letter box . 

The median time from endoprosthesis insertion to surgery was two months ( range 0.25-6 ) . 

The advantage of this approach is that , whatever the impedance of the source , the signal fed to the input of the attenuator following its insertion is the same as that fed to the load prior to insertion . 

Examples are hip joint replacement , cataract extraction , prostate resection , and cardiac pacemaker insertion . 

The group has a single tendon insertion below the elbow into the forearm . 

Indeed the importance of the correct citing of an author 's spelling is regularly marked by the insertion of sic into a citation by a second author who wishes to disclaim responsibility for an aberrant spelling . 

Record insertion , deletion and update may involve high costs . 

With an appreciation of this , manufacturers have produced a whole range of equipment that can simulate a gentle tumbling stream , crashing waterfall or sparkling dancing fountain .

The company , the world 's largest manufacturer of commercial aircraft , has experienced five straight years of record orders .

Most big tournaments have a tent in which the major manufacturers of equipment and clothing display their wares .

The latest rebuff to the manufacturers of substitutes for breast milk came in a rare secret session of the WHO 's executive board .

Sparky Ltd are the manufacturers of the product and therefore the defendants .

NeXT Computer Inc has struck a deal with Dolphin Server Technology A/S , the Norwegian manufacturer of Motorola Inc 88000-based server systems .

Digital Equipment Corporation was , in dollar revenues , one of the world 's three largest computer manufacturers , and was the largest manufacturer of minicomputers .

A top surgeon says the manufacturers of replacement hip and knee joints are making large profits at the expense of the Health Service .

Fujitsu is Japan 's biggest manufacturer of mainframe computers and is a leader in office automation equipment .

If he had been associated with a major electric manufacturer it could have been different , but his character was too individualistic .

Waterproofing manufacturer RIW has launched a high density polyethylene corrugated board designed to drain ground water away from foundations and underground structures , while also acting as a protection board .

A car manufacturer does not design for failure because he believes that his cars will not fail .

National food poisoning figures indicate a possible trend resulting from the impossible demands placed upon food manufacturers and caterers even with professional help from specialist hygiene and pest control contractors .

ICI was the only UK-based manufacturer of carbon tetrachloride up until this month when it closed down its production plant .

Spain is the fourth largest manufacturer of cars in the EC -- ahead of the UK .

JM is the world 's largest manufacturer of precious metal fuel cell catalysts and a world leader in the development of fuel cell catalyst technology .

Czechoslovakia is the chief manufacturer of nuclear power equipment and uranium in Eastern Europe and ambitious plans are in hand to increase generating capacity to 10,500 MW a year by 1990 .

JM is the world 's biggest manufacturer of decorative ceramic transfers .

Shaw Industries are the largest carpet manufacturers in the world with a turnover of $1.25 billion .

The company 's vice-president , Horst Nasko , said that , before merger , Nixdorf was the second most important manufacturer in the country as regards volume sales .

NEC is the third biggest computer manufacturer in Japan after Fujitsu and IBM Japan .

BMW is the first manufacturer to offer a no-smoking option in its new 3-Series .

It is hoped that the initiative will continue to snowball , attracting new participants from European supercomputer manufacturers and sponsorship from wider industry into research projects .

This month Which Mortgage has joined forces with leading bathroom manufacturer Armitage Shanks to offer the very latest in bathroom design .

The product push from Courtaulds Fibres Viscose has attracted interest from several specialist sportswear manufacturers in the UK and Europe .

He then entered industrial chemistry at Williams , Thomas , & Dower , colour manufacturers in Brentford .

Baricol is used widely by food manufacturers in the UK and continental Europe to help extend the shelf-life of goods such as bread and cakes , fresh meat and fish .

BMK became the first carpet manufacturer in Britain to be registered with the 1987 version of British Standard 5750 for Quality Assurance .

Lowa must rank as one of the smallest ski boot manufacturers in Europe and have produced some fairly dull products over the years .

Times are so hard for the major Japanese computer manufacturers right now that they plan to lobby the government for financial aid to keep their surplus employees on the payroll .

Lady Astor became the first woman to be elected a member of parliament in 1919 , and Sir Herbert Austin , a major car manufacturer , was elected as the member of parliament for King 's Norton .

Many major PC manufacturers will also soon be selling computers with all the necessary hardware built-in .

A manufacturer of sun care products has just issued a report showing that the view on tanning has come full circle .

Most dwellers in the temperate zones would agree , since centuries of conditioning by our surroundings have led us to see green as the fresh , life-giving backdrop to everything we perceive . 

The course was rowed from the Old Swan near London Bridge to the White Swan at Chelsea and thus dwellers in the Walk were conveniently placed to view the finish . 

The modern hemichordates are all encrusters and virtually all colonial organisms ( such as corals or bryozoa ) are bottom dwellers in the sea . 

It is a constant mystery how these remote dwellers in the marshes get their news so quickly . 

He had lived most of his life , he said , on or near the Island , and allowed me to gather that his parents had been poor dwellers in one of the outlying Lake villages . 

Ohio-valley dwellers of this time were farmers , and pollen tests show that they grew the crop . 

The first Australian team was South Sydney , named the Rabbitohs these days , because in the hard times of the Thirties the sand-dune dwellers of that part of the city subsisted by rabbit hunting . 

As they are for the most part Gaelic-speaking folk , it is difficult to learn from themselves much of their true circumstances ; but there are friends in Portree who would gladly assist any soul who would like to be helpful to the dwellers on Stormy Hill . 

Professor Graham Clark has suggested , for example , that the dwellers on the Mesolithic site at Star Carr in Yorkshire were exploiting not only the lake on which it was situated , but also the lowland of the Vale of Pickering to the west , the Yorkshire wolds to the south , and the North Yorkshire Moors to the north . 

It was suggested that the caravan dwellers might be hoping for a house on the new Greenstiles development , but Medstead housing group chairman , David Winter , felt it unlikely . 

But the best known are the Arizona desert dwellers -- the New Mexico spadefoot and Couch 's spadefoot . 

The combination of three different ` suss " powers had awesome implications for the street dweller . 

Farmers traditionally tried to get rid of creatures in which they had no direct commercial interest , and town dwellers tried to banish moles , squirrels , and foxes from their gardens , and bats from their lofts . 

An even bigger question mark hangs over the proposed Channel Tunnel railway between St Pancras station and the coast , given the enormous controversy the project has already raised among dwellers along the various routes proposed . 

His plans to grant land titles to shanty-town dwellers were effectively launched into the Apra-dominated Congress by the ` reformist " left . 

The bottom dwellers mentioned so far tend to prefer the shallower waters of the continental shelf . 

The Aymaraians ( Andes dwellers ) are very shy people and if , and when , they did consent to be photographed , they 'd insist it did n't take long . " 

One can only wonder what kept Alpine dwellers pinned to their meagre existence beyond habit , tradition and nowhere else to go . 

IT 'S strange but true : the earliest ancestors of the video camcorder are to be found in holes deep below ground which were inhabited by cave dwellers long before the dawn of recorded history . 

This has enabled us to progress from cave dwellers to the point where we can ask about the ultimate theory of the universe . 

During the day , other city dwellers can be disturbed by the noise of traffic , especially heavy lorries going past their homes . 

A riot in the ghetto of a city , is terrible for the ghetto dwellers . 

The forces of nature , even today , are in control , and a winter storm which will inconvenience town and city dwellers can still devastate the hopes and aspirations and the economic structure of a Dales community . 

He and Fairfax are laughing , but I notice that he looks around constantly , like a city dweller guiding country cousins across Oxford Street , and his heavy spear is ready . 

But my favourite Ford , and the best car for the country dwellers , is the versatile five-door Escort estate , especially the GLX 1.6 version . 

Rebates from the standard road fund licence would favour country dwellers , who generally have abundant parking , while the full rate would penalise those in larger cities who do not have off-street parking . 

The foresters attached the forest dwellers every year if their dogs were not lawed , although the Charter of the Forest had promised that this should be done only every three years . 

This has recently been highlighted by the imprisonment , in January 1989 , of groups of forest dwellers who have obstructed the construction of forest roads ( Cross 1989 ) . 

Almost all Asian hornbills are forest dwellers , and they are simply losing out to the chainsaw . 

Economic factors and unemployment for the educated and uneducated , the urban and the rural dweller , the young and the old(ish) , are lessening this type of escape alienation . 

The displacement of large numbers of rural dwellers to urban areas has increased overcrowding in urban schools . 

This , of course , illustrates powerfully the lack of choice facing rural dwellers , imposing the need to work within walking distance ( if there is any ) and enforcing car ownership , lift-sharing or migration . 

As no party emblems were allowed , mostly illiterate rural campesinos ( peasants ) and urban slum dwellers in particular were unable to distinguish between the parties and most failed to vote . 

The turner thesis has been criticised by Marxists for overemphasising the differences between the slum dwellers and the squatters . 

Slum dwellers would filter through into better stock , or be rehoused by local authorities in new estates . 

In all these ways they were more akin to urban dwellers , and felt they had some independent choices to make in order to improve their lives . 

Historically , government policy has favoured urban dwellers , both in terms of subsidies on food and other commodities , and the availability of social services . 

Hay fever is really an allergy to pollen and the peak time is early June . 

Then I was tested for allergies to the serums and taught how and where to inject myself . 

He developed an allergy to a powerful , broad-spectrum antibiotic he had been given to treat an attack of bronchitis . 

One study carried out in Canada showed that 20 per cent of cases could be attributed to true IgE-mediated allergy to food . 

The sun is really hot and I am in big trouble ( I have an allergy to sunlight ) . 

On top of this , he has allergies to oats and dust and is a finicky feeder . 

But later she developed an allergy to feathers , and that made it very difficult for her when I wanted to keep birds in the house ! 

Allergies to wood dust can develop in staff and consideration should be given to using dust-free sawdust and to the staff wearing masks when handling the dry bedding . 

When you 've had your tetanus antibodies from the horse serum you then normally develop an allergy to the horse serum . 

Peter immediately explained Carol 's codeine allergy but the doctor replied : ` But she 's had some already . " 

In patients who have cow 's milk allergy , a clinically positive milk challenge induces the increased permeability of gut mucosa , irrespective of whether the symptoms arise from the gut or the skin . 

Hyperactive children ( and some adults as well ) were observed suddenly to outgrow behaviour problems along with their skin allergies . 

This technique is known as isopathy and is well illustrated by the case of chloroform allergy which was described in Chapter 1 . 

The dust allergy means that Will has to be bedded on paper , and his hay always has to be soaked . 

There are at least 20 types of sun allergy , caused by UVA and possibly UVB radiation being absorbed by a chemical in the skin . 

If so , you may be one of the unfortunate few with a wine allergy . 

Many cases of childhood eczema may be due to allergy to cow 's milk , but some 50 per cent or so may clear up quite spontaneously , without any change in diet . 

Looking up you would see an alluring smidgen of sky through the spiky branches . 

Although microchips give machines only a smidgen of intelligence , that can go a long way when sensibly applied by human masters . 

Ever since 1969 , when he had his first show , his cartoonish black-and-white paintings have managed to comment without mercy or a smidgen of socially redeeming tact on , among other things , men 's -- and women 's -- looks ( Warhol 's nosejob painting must be an important icon in his private gallery ) ; issues of health ( a hilarious series of men in the throes of having heart attacks ) ; bestiality ( pert Fifties housewife on her knees doing something unspeakable to a poodle with her arm ) and religion ( famous Biblical figure on the cross getting a pie in the face ) . 

The immediate effect of the announcement was to lift the shares a smidgen , and they were up 25 cents at $49.50 at the opening . 

The Castle Cup , happily run on a league basis again , was stretched into a four-day competition to prepare South Africans for their return to Test cricket . 

The small restaurants were in good-natured competition to secure the most customers , and as Ashley and Vitor approached waiters came out to greet them . 

There 'll be a competition to design the new centre , but the architects feel they should help establish the winning criteria . 

Manchester 's Royal Residential Schools Wolf Cub pack were victorious in three successive years sports competitions against other Wolf Cubs in the area from 1954 to 1956 . 

It was in 1975 that Congress made the SEC set up a National Market System for securities , which required efficient execution of transactions , fair competition among broker-dealers and the availability of price quotes . 

The government firmly believes in the value of competition among schools as a means of raising standards . 

On the other hand , establishing the vernacular as the main medium of government and instruction can be a way of excluding competition by outsiders for public employment . 

Colchester were defeated in the semi-final of the runners-up competition by Rochford , the eventual winners . 

What prevents sabbatarianism becoming a major vote-loser for the Party is the absence of serious competition from any group to the right on the constitution . 

However , because they can not compete in two competitions , the winner or runner-up in tomorrow 's final will secure a spot in next season 's European Cup Winners ' Cup . 

Every year races , such as the London , demonstrate how disabled and able-bodied athletes can compete side-by-side in the same competition . 

Every year amateur rock musicians compete in the Battle of the Bands competition . 

That white parents support their children morally and financially is confirmed by the number of families in crowds at athletic , boxing and football competitions . 

The BDDA also inaugurated in his memory an annual football competition for the Healey Football Shield . 

On Saturday the six-a-side football competition is held in Earl 's Orchard , Richmond , kicking off at 11.30am . 

A popular legend tells of Arion , a lyric poet and musician , who was returning to Greece from Italy , laden with riches he had won at music competitions . 

Macijauskas himself is from the second city and former capital , Kaunas which is where he worked with the local branch of the society , won some competitions and became a newspaper reporter . 

Wivenhoe Town have never won the competition and are looking for a first success to complete a meteoric rise to the summit of the Essex non-league football hierarchy . 

Ever since I won a short-story competition some years ago I 've wanted to write for magazines . 

IN GIVING thanks for a century of Vestment making in the Diocese , the Diocesan Vestment Guild was invited to stage an exhibition of Vestments and Flower Celebration in The Cathedral . 

The location of traditional farmsteads is the result of centuries of development and change . 

In a century of imperial expansion it was inevitable that many sons died far from home and not , as they might have wished , in the bosom of the family . 

Centuries of tradition have portrayed dragons as fire breathing , flying serpents . 

This family of south and Central American passerines has been swelled and diminished by a century of taxonomic debate . 

A century of saving seed from the best plants has led to continuous improvements . 

His brief tenure of power in Java in the early 19th century saw more reform than the centuries of Dutch oppression . 

The Atlantic states , Portugal , Spain , France and Great Britain , had centuries of national unity behind them . 

I think the idea of splitting the collection of five centuries of British art from the modern section is a good one . 

There are numerous additional examples of this kind , which thirteen centuries of Romanised Pauline orthodoxy have not been able to eradicate . 

The medal was backed by a small oval of wood , polished smooth by centuries of wear . 

Churchill shook his head as though it were a huge effort , weighed down by nearly two centuries of history . 

It is easy to criticise the government 's decisions : after a century of inertia , making changes in London was always going to be difficult , and Mrs Bottomley deserves credit for getting the process started . 

Behind this trade lay two centuries of growth in Europe 's Atlantic trade by the leading colonial and slave-trading ports , Bristol , Glasgow and Liverpool . 

Three centuries of colonialism were then imposed on the peoples seized from Africa to work on its plantations . 

For all its dream-like episodes it locates you firmly in the village of Macondo in the jungles of Colombia through a century of dramatic development . 

They had been darkened by centuries of smoke from votive candles but still held the compelling Byzantine drama of the sixteenth-century Moldavian artists . 

The most common quarry is the houbara bustard , which , after centuries of hunting with falcons , has been virtually wiped out in the Arabian Peninsula . 

After centuries of intensive mining , Durham now has no deep pits left in operation . 

The tunnels were built in the reign of George the third … but engineers say they 've stood up to two centuries of wear remarkably well . 

The extensive upland landscapes of the UK , and the varied and rich wildlife they support , are the product of centuries of predominantly pastoral agricultural activity . 

Even access is not encouraged , and the tracks leading to the caverns are also closed . 

Abudah had to make his way through that cavern , that dungeon of lust , and the merchant was assailed now by stench and utter filth instead of sweet perfumes and woods of spices . 

When Abudah had made his way through this slimy cavern he emerged upon a mountain top in the clean air . 

In the summer of 1793 Coleridge visited the cavern with a party of young ladies , ` one of whom , of stature elegantly small , and of complexion colourless yet clear , was proclaimed the Faery Queen " 

Squeeze along on your hands and knees , then wriggle flat on your stomach , and you may reach an underground cavern . 

The passage and the cavern were formed where a stream of water used to flow along a bedding plane between layers of limestone . 

For no apparent reason , the children and driver were herded into vans and taken to a remote rock quarry where they were sealed into an underground cavern . 

Wandering through the caverns of Hades , you come into contact with the Sons Of The Free , a neo-Nazi movement hellbent on the destruction of your character , Boone . 

You walk deeper and deeper into the crystal cave , hearing your footsteps echo in the hollow cavern . 

Transgressors would see the enormous snake bearing down on them , so they would break camp and attempt to hide in water holes or caverns . 

Marco twisted in his seat , staring back into the cavern they had just left . 

Those scavengers living their entire lives in those caverns underneath Kefalov were merely an extreme example of segmented vision -- their whole cosmos reduced to a few cubic kilometres of debris . 

You 've got to complete the quest before you can escape from the cavern and fight off the legions of monsters that are determined to gobble you up . 

Air swishes around the cavern as eighty-eight pairs of wings unfold like a complicated puzzle . 

As discussed earlier ( p. 31 ) , it is likely that unemployment can contribute to attempted suicide by precipitating or exacerbating domestic , social , and financial problems . 

Elaine Blond observed that he had committed suicide by stages . 

The official cause of death was given as suicide by hanging and internal haemorrhaging respectively . 

Parties committed electoral suicide by nominating extremist candidates like George McGovern and Barry Goldwater . 

Suicides by vets are more than three and a half times the average for all groups , says the latest issue of Population Trends from the Office of Population Censuses and Surveys . 

At Westminster MPs were astonished at the apparent suicide of a seemingly outgoing colleague with no problems . 

A press conference on the subject , which was scheduled for Monday , was cancelled due to the suicide of former Prime Minister Pierre Beregovoy over the weekend . 

From Pennsylvania came details of a group murder , followed by the suicide of two of the killers . 

They ordered him to commit suicide by taking poison , and his 6th Symphony — the Pathétique — was his farewell . 

Shortly before the war , she had committed suicide by throwing herself from the bridge into the path of a train . 

He must try to explain to them that Sylvie 's suicide was above all an appropriate finale to her life . 

In his specially-commissioned report , Dr Lyons pinpointed what he saw as the four factors leading to his suicide . 

She had been sexually abused as a child ; an incident that made her attempt suicide . 

At least eight prison inmates attempt suicide or mutilate themselves daily according to the Howard League for Penal Reform which said the catalogue of self-injuries , almost 3,000 incidents last year , was an ` appalling record "  . 

Bullying , boredom , fear , hopelessness about the future and lengthy hours of isolation lie behind many prison suicides , factors which are all amenable to management changes in the prison service . 

“ Of course , she must live with the tragedy of her daughter 's suicide for the rest of her life … ”  

THIS is the Mondeo , Ford 's new Belgian-built replacement for the Sierra which goes on sale in March .

A CLIMBER was killed yesterday when he and a companion plummeted 300ft down an icy gully at Coire nan Lochan in Glen Coe . 

In complete contrast , the northern skyline was dominated by the huge granite walls and steep icy gullies of the 23,000 ft Ak Tash massif . 

Miss Logan did not break her alarmed silence ; she merely followed her employer who was pushing on ahead up a gully of rock . 

They withdrew down a gulley to the beach under fire that intensified as they remained below the cliffs , a sea mist shrouding their signals to the landing craft . 

The surrounding volcanic cones are gently sloping with few gullies to the south , but increasingly steep and heavily gullied towards the north . 

In a kind of panic I walked back to the carob and along the east side of the gulley to the top of the cliff that overlooked the private beach . 

He has added Gargoyle Sister E5+ 6b+ on the obvious slabby wall in the gully next to Thunderball . 

The air was cooler and there were pockets of snow in some of the enshadowed river gullies below him . 

Hot sand , ash and rock tumbled three miles down deep gullies towards villages and farms on the lower slopes . 

And the waste from bath and basin are taken into a hopper head which connects to a drainpipe running into a gully ( often the same gully as the kitchen sink ) . 

Elsewhere tractors had scoured deep gullies separated by huge ridges that threatened to strand the little car with its wheels thrashing uselessly in space . 

She lay in the shelter of the gully , close to the Norwegian 's side . 

She lowered herself further down into the gully , and urinated on the ground . 

Leave the summit walking south and look out for a shallow gully leading towards a steep grass slope beside a burn and on to Glenlicht House . 

A mule clattered past , its straw panniers thrust us against the adobe wall . 

The panniers and fanciful baskets , overflowing with variegated worsted , are gay and full of pleasure to the eye , and give an air of elegant business that is vivifying . 

Relieved of the weight of the food in our panniers we returned to Fontanellato , where the latest news was not too good . 

If we returned to the road with our panniers full of food and met the Germans , they would probably stop and search us . 

On the return ride my pannier fell off but I did n't discover this until I reached Petone . 

She passed over the trays of sapphires , of rubies , of diamonds ; she chose an emerald . 

A butler , a Polynesian in a trim white jacket , approached us with a tray of drinks ranging from champagne to gin fizzes or Scotch and sodas . 

I was standing in front of the tray of toffee-applies trying to make out which one was the biggest when Barbie came in with a jug to be filled with ginger-beer . 

The service we have given here is one without individual confession . 

He mentioned the possibility of sacramental confession at the time of Lent . 

The World Council of Churches has published a Dictionary of the Ecumenical Movement , which includes more than 600 entries written by leading figures from every Christian confession and all parts of the world . 

In his third year ( 1925-6 ) he went to private confession for the first time . 

` I like to go to confession straight after I 've been to the hairdresser , " said Lili . 

` Cadfael has told me , " said Hugh , ` how the sortes went , and of Brother Jerome 's confession . 

If I renounced my Fenian oath he would hear my confession and give me communion . 

The only way to redeem yourself is to check into a rehab clinic , suffer the torments of the damned and make a final public confession of your sins . 

Having appeared before the Archdeacon 's Court for having a bastard child , she was sentenced to attend church at Blisland , barefoot and bareheaded , to make confession of her sin . 

Before about 400 ad it was common for baptism to be deferred until near the end of life because of the formidable nature of the penances and discipline required after the confession of post-baptismal sin . 

France 's new Minister of Culture lives in Fernand Leger 's atelier 

When she and her husband have the chance to attend a ball , a rather grand function , she borrows an exquisite necklace from an acquaintance . 

One of the women was cleaning a necklace of silver rupees with an old toothbrush , scrubbing the coins one by one , then leaning over the bank to rinse them in the river till they shone . 

If their complexion was their most celebrated feature , then perhaps a long necklace of perfect pearls . 

She held up a heavy necklace of cabochon rubies intertwined with emeralds and pearls . 

There were vases of schist and porphyry and alabaster , hand mirrors of polished brass , paste jars shaped like flowers and hairpins shaped like hands , necklaces of turquoise , garnet and lapis lazuli . 

Things abruptly changed with the solemn arrival of about a dozen ceremonially dressed adults , led by a tall , bony Tominah jangling with necklaces of crocodile teeth . 

Someone else pulled her necklace , and imitation pearls spread underfoot . 

Melissa set down her empty cup and began fiddling with her necklace . 

We are the ones miserably fiddling with our shell necklaces while we wait to turn from anaemic to lobster . 

A beautiful diamond necklace which recently fetched £11,000 at Bonhams would be twice the price in an ordinary jewellers . 

Some of these also fetched a large sum , the emerald necklace making £396,000 and the tiara £275,000 . 

Rachaela reduced the fifteen-pound necklace to the prescribed fourteen pounds and carefully replaced it with the price tag face down . 

A jewelled necklace round his throat glittered in the sun as did the pearl earrings which hung from fleshy lobes on chains of pure silver . 

Even in the thin winter light her amethyst necklace in its fine golden setting sparkled prettily . 

I fingered heavy silver and amber necklaces with starting prices of £200 but I did not have the patience or the energy to haggle down to the real price . 

I can see her little gold necklace twinkling like a star round her neck . 

A GOLD rope necklace , valued at £50 , was stolen from a house in Wooteys Way , Alton on Saturday night . 

While all around him , men wore their hair at shoulder length and sported gold chain necklaces , frilled pink shirts , flared-leg hipster trousers , and coloured boots with platform soles , Adam had remained carefully traditional . 

It was a black cleavage-revealing affair topped by a sparkling gold necklace , and with her hair swept up into a sophisticated style the older woman made Lucy feel like a country cousin . 

Robert Taylor and Adam Wootton reeled in the catch , including two pearl necklaces , from the River Borne in Salisbury , Wilts . 

All were made of plaster-of-paris and dressed in bits of silk and pearl necklaces . 

Inside the small wooden case is a gold-chain necklace of large teeth . 

` Lots of semi-precious stones , coral , turquoise , garnet -- here 's a garnet necklace . 

He gave her a delicate necklace of amethysts and pearls set in Scottish gold . 

No work is done in the fields today and Kalchu is sitting in the sun , making a necklace of marigolds by sinking a needle into the yellow hearts and sliding them together along coarse black thread . 

AROUND my neck I wear a gold and ruby necklace from Pailin , a near-derelict town on Cambodia 's mountainous border with Thailand . 

All the bridesmaids carried posies of spring flowers , and wore antique pearl and gold necklaces and bracelets . 

Coatlique was thought to feed upon corpses buried within the soil , and wore a necklace of the skulls . 

Later that night , according to evidence , Hagans was wearing her necklace . 

As I found out later , a metal necklace he was wearing had taken the full brunt of the lightning flash . 

With a 75 pence pricetag these brightly coloured necklaces are the sort of gift one might give a child . 

His rings and necklaces of twisted gold and silver wire have a distinctly modern look . 

The dark pink of the coral necklace had trapped a tendril before curving downwards to the small swell of her breasts . 

This is an inadequate explanation , however , since the young adolescents in question are invariably male . 

Among Afro-Caribbean adolescents in the early 1980s the Rasta image was a popular one , especially for boys , many of whom dressed as Rastas and affected Rasta styles of speech . 

It reads like a confirmation present specially written by a malicious , rakehell uncle for a serious-minded adolescent with ambitions to get on in society . 

They argue that working class adolescents are , in fact , creating a collective , close-knit , community life which is a re-establishment of traditional working class cultures and values . 

It gives the brief papers to a conference on problem adolescents , held after a five year exchange of child care policy makers , practitioners and researchers from England and the Carolinas . 

On the day the news came through , they simply sat next to each other in the same room for 15 hours , taking turns at remembering Conor as a naughty boy and a belligerent adolescent . 

These words to live by have summarily impacted universal perception of American adolescents . 

It was in this context that we can try to understand the switch in focus in the taboo against masturbation , which was increasingly directed at infants and young adolescents . 

` Hey kid , come here , " he motioned to a bored dispirited adolescent . 

Joseph was evidently an indulgent parent , whose efforts to advance William 's career were largely wasted on what was , by his own account , an exceptionally wayward adolescent . 

Calumny was inevitable , though Shelley seems to have been chiefly interested in working the feelings of a lively adolescent up to febrile hysteria . 

While this ambitious adolescent completes his long path of challenge and conquest , he terrorises everyone in his way -- including researchers , who have to observe the chimps in pairs . 

Adolescents conscious of personal appearance may prefer them to eyeglasses . 

A pastel picture exploded into view , of a pink-skinned adolescent immobilised in a steel framework , with only his hands fully exposed . 

Dunning and colleagues do not pretend that football hooligans are drawn exclusively from the lower working class , or that all lower-working-class adolescents and young adults use the game as a context for fighting . 

The second source of influence , is the participant observation techniques developed by Blom and Gumperz and adapted by Labov and his colleagues in their study of black adolescents in Harlem . 

The present project is based on an analysis of conversations recorded in the West Midlands between British born black adolescents of Jamaican descent . 

The portrayal of black female adolescents and the trials they face growing up 

Iain , like any impressionable adolescent , was always going to find the bad sister more exciting . 

Second , corporate officials are comparatively more committed to conventional values and a respectable self-identity than typical lower-class male adolescents . 

For male adolescents Lady Chatterley was hardly even a competitor with the modest pornographic magazines of the period . 

A special kind of morality , therefore , emerges amongst male adolescents , one again originally programmed to serve the overarching imperative for survival . 

He realised with a shock that he was nervous -- as nervous as a randy adolescent on a hot date -- and likely to be about as subtle ! 

Hewitt ( 1986 : 129 ) found " some thirty distinctly Creole lexical items " in the speech of white adolescents in an area of high Caribbean population . 

But what was it about the concept of citizenship that made it so popular in political discussion and why were ` boy labour " reformers so eager to introduce working-class adolescents to its supposed virtues ? 

As one residential worker remarked : ` I would n't mind if only they were n't adolescents . " 

The Park had closed at 4.30 p.m. the previous day , the detectives learned , yet it was not unknown for nimble adolescents and desperate adults to gain access to the Parks from half-a-dozen possible places . 

Many of my informants felt that the use of 'JC' features is stereotyped and that these British adolescents do not speak 'real Jamaican . ' 

Here , it 's do this , señorita , do that , señorita , as if I 'm a half-witted adolescent with nothing else to do with my time . 

There is plenty of evidence of Caribbean influence on the speech of London adolescents , though there has been little systematic study in this area . 

I realise that a parking space next to an overflowing litter bin , in between a lorry full of cattle carcasses and a carload of adolescents playing heavy metal with their windows open on a sound system loud enough for Wembley Stadium , is not exactly the quintessential southern English landscape that would inspire a Constable painting , a Betjeman poem or an Elgar concerto -- but it is the best you are going to get . " 

Arthur was the ticket clerk at Portsmouth railway station and the heat and been getting to him before the man arrived . 

His parents -- his father was a clerk at the docks and his mother a schoolmistress -- were never rich but they were very literate and they encouraged their son to read , observe and learn . 

A sorting clerk at the GPO , he came from a less settled and respectable background , being the illegitimate son of a domestic servant . 

Both had begun the war as conscientious objectors , Vaughan ending it as an Orderly Room clerk for the Army in a prisoner-of-war camp in Yorkshire . 

No doubt those shiny-elbowed clerks in the Home Office prefer it so . 

His signature was duly witnessed by two of the clerks in the firm . 

After elementary education at the village school in Cottisford she became , at the age of fourteen , an unofficial post-office counter clerk in the Oxfordshire village of Fringford . 

A female clerk in the advertising department owned up to a cream skirt ; Tavett to cream trousers ; and Linley to a cream shirt . 

My name is Hugh Corbett , I am senior clerk in the King 's Chancery and his special emissary . 

I am a clerk in the service of His Most Christian Majesty , King Francis I. We were passing through the village and we heard that the cure had visitors . " 

Mr John Astbury , Clerk to the Justices , said yesterday he had heard suggestions on Wednesday that Mr Boswell , 62 , had nodded off . 

He was then 46 , a clerk to a manufacturing jeweller , while Elizabeth was only thirty-eight . 

Mr. Walter Prideaux , the Clerk to the Goldsmiths ' Company , wrote to the Governors on 22nd November , leaving little doubt about the attitude of the Company : 

The clerk to the magistrates advises lay magistrates on points of law , practice and evidence . 

Clerk of the course Rodger Farrant described the turnout for the race as a ` disaster " and hit out at racehorse owners . 

Only Jean de Grilly ( seneschal 1266-8 ) and Thomas de Ippegrave , clerk of Edward 's household ( 1268-9 ) , seem to have been the results of Edward 's own personal choice . 

From 1892 , until racing stopped there in 1898 , he acted as clerk of the course at Stockbridge . 

I was appointed as an Assistant Clerk of Nottinghamshire County Council in 1974 with about 15 staff , covering the work of the Planning , Highway , Police and Public Protection Committees . 

In the modern construction industry , however , quality control has become a more integral part of the building process , and our clerks of works were spending more of their time acting as assistant project managers . 

One benefit deriving from advancing years is that my clerk diverts to others briefs that are devoid of interest . 

The grouping demonstrates Henry 's clerks ' clear conception of the administrative geography of the county . 

In 1877 she married Frederick Alfred Ford , a stockbroker 's clerk ; the son of Frederick Alfred Ford , publisher . 

` You may be the King 's Clerk , Master Corbett , but this is a convent building . 

All parties given notice of the appointment must attend unless the court or justices ' clerk directs otherwise ( FPCR , r16(1) ; FPR , r4.16(1) ) . 

And further , Master Hussey , it would be helpful if you would bring with you your manor clerk , to speak to the value of your own holdings and this inheritance . 

Her heart was beating much faster as she approached the railway station , she offered her 10s note to the booking clerk and received her return ticket to Wiltham which was the nearest station to Winstable Hall . 

Lazaris. compares the situation to a file clerk who is suddenly promoted to managing director , without having a clue of how the business operates . 

Not only archbishoprics but episcopal sees were filled by royal appointment from among the pool of palace clerks . 

Most new jobs are in the ` service sector " : store clerks , fast-food take-out workers , office workers . 

He was replaced by Joseph Carter , a retired parliamentary clerk . 

He rose , crossed to the clerk from Records to ask him for another file . 

The hero of Kipling 's story is a London bank clerk who is also an ambitious poet . 

Walter Johnson ( Derby ) in his role as chief booking clerk , wanted to know why the Serpell ticket cost £600 000 before additions . 

So I returned to Sotheby , Wilkinson & Hodge , whom I had joined in 1911 , and took the place of Mr Lambert , the chief sales clerk . 

More than 12,000 people , from company directors to filing clerks , had been streaming into the share sorting centre with last-minute applications since the doors opened at 7.45am . 

Payments are probably dealt with by some junior clerk who applies his or her own interpretation of what the company wants . 

He left Hallorans ' Collegiate Establishment , Plymouth , at the age of fifteen to become a junior clerk in the Naval Bank . 

However , the legend that he therefore picked , almost at random , the name of one of his office clerks , is far from the truth . 

Crawford , as a post office clerk further down the cast , was paid just 350 for five weeks ' work . 

Along the corridor from my room , which is spartan but clean , is a former railway clerk , who lives on £30 invalidity pension . 

Self-taught , he worked as a shipping clerk in Madras until the mathematician George Hardy saw his work and invited him to England . 

One minute I was in Holland working as a clerk in a police station and the next I was zooming all around the world . 

In Star Chamber it was the clerk of the court , William Mill , not the judges , who was accused of injustice . 

The clerk of the court was standing by the doorway and calling for Mrs Balanchine . 

MOVIE star Britt Ekland has turned her panto debut in Aladdin at Birmingham 's Hippodrome into a family affair by inviting her four-year-old son Thomas Jefferson and 14 relatives . 

Carried off by Constantine , mutilated by barbarians , the stump of it still stands in Constantine 's Hippodrome . 

It was from this hippodrome that the four horses now on the façade of S. Mark 's Cathedral in Venice were originally taken ; they were set high above the track in Istanbul . 

The police traced Humphrey 's moves back to the Hippodrome and interviewed both Mclean and Lopez about what had happened that night . 

` Your mom was a very determined lady when she wanted something , " she said , avoiding Harriet 's eyes . 

Somebody 's Mom wanted her programme signed , somebody 's Gran wanted a photograph and somebody 's Aunty Val wanted to strangle Nina Myskow . 

He thought of his mom and dad and how they were ; he hoped they were n't worried about him , but expected they were . 

My mom said she had just the greatest time with you all last year . 

Yeah , it was alright but I 'd I 'd more or less just met your mom then you see and I 'd already arranged to go skiing . 

We had a Morris 8 , and my Dad would drive me and Mom into the town centre to do the week-end shopping . 

I moved back in with my Grandfather , changing schools once again and seeing my Mom at week-ends . 

` All mom and dad talk about is politics , I 'm already getting kind of sick of it , " she said . 

It 's Mom we 're talking about -- not a stranger in a sensational newspaper item -- and there are too many unanswered questions about her death -- or her disappearance . 

Well , the insurance company seem to have got it into their heads that If Greg Martin is alive Mom might be too . 

` Now that is a neat trick , " said Deborah , ` and one every girl should be taught by her mom . " 

Mrs Hollidaye adjusted her hat-pin , gathered up the flowers and took Dot 's hand firmly in hers . 

Then a stone parapet and bright white globes on poles like giant pearl hat-pins . 

He leaned over her , removed her cheap hatpin and her old straw hat . 

Her black velvet hat was slightly askew , held in that position by her hatpin . 

She stood up to get her little-black hat , perched it on the side of her sleek fair head and skewered a pearl-tipped hatpin through the felt . 

Christopher J. Scarver was convicted in 1992 and sentenced to life in prison by a jury that rejected his insanity plea .

But after Arce hired his attorney , he changed his plea to innocent .

Abraham Goietom Joseph Kinfe , 36 , a national of Eritrea province , which fought a brutal war against Mengistu to secede from Ethiopia , confirmed his plea of guilty to conspiracy to murder Mengistu last Friday .

The Old Bailey criminal court accepted Arthur Jackson 's plea of guilty of manslaughter due to diminished responsibility , and dismissed a charge of murder .

The guilty plea means the trial now will focus on the sentence , which could total 15 years .

A call to the police emergency line by Nicole Brown Simpson in 1993 and a no contest plea by O.J. Simpson to spousal abuse in 1989 are the prosecution 's most powerful tools to prove motive .

He said he would also give Bruck extra time to decide whether to use an insanity plea or plead guilty but mentally ill .

He accused Shapiro of once discussing a manslaughter plea for Simpson , with Kardashian as a fall guy .

Thompson changed her original plea of innocent to no contest on a single count of misdemeanor lewd conduct in a public place , said Municipal Court spokesman Albert Cortez .

The reversal of deputy editor Simba Makunike 's original plea of innocent came after the newspaper 's lawyers said they were no longer willing to defend him alongside editor Trevor Ncube and publisher Elias Rusike .

Zaric 's innocent plea set up a three-suspect trial at the U.N. court .

Despite admitting he disobeyed the order , he did not retract his plea of innocent .

Judge Costa Pleicones entered an innocent plea on her behalf and set trial for April 24 .

He entered the innocent plea at a court appearance in New York on Thursday .

An innocent plea was entered on her behalf by a judge at an earlier hearing .

His head , craning neck ; one moment high , straining to the ceiling ; then , a sigh , utter dejection , dropped down between his knees , his forehead pressed to the floor . 

He wandered around in a state of utter dejection , belonging nowhere . 

McColgan , slumped in deep dejection , said afterwards : ` It was just a bad race on my part . 

Back in his office , McCready threw himself into his chair in deep dejection . 

Very likely he was simply lying on his bed in a state of dejection and , perhaps , of remorse for his massacre of " the possessions " which was now generally thought not to have been necessary . 

It is also likely that by providing minimum standards of living , social services reduce public apathy and dejection and thus maintain the will to work . 

The sun was shining the next morning but the brightness of the day did nothing to dispel Eline 's feelings of dejection . 

The journey was taken at a leisurely pace because of the trailer , yet , despite her dejection , Matt 's reminiscences caused it to pass rapidly . 

Michael Hodson , prosecuting , told Newcastle Crown Court that some of them , including Suzanne , were already high on alcohol and Ecstasy . 

However , since Ecstasy is a designer drug , a competent chemist can make it anywhere and underworld sources claim it is produced in the region . 

The second man , 20 , has been charged with possession of cannabis and Ecstasy and has been bailed to Court on July 7 . 

Another rating , Mark Wonderling , 21 , from Worcester , admitted possessing cannabis , speed , LSD and ecstasy . 

Then I thought stuff that , I 'd rather go to Ibiza with my literary agent , Alison , and take some Ecstasy . 

Fiona Jordan , defending , said Williams could remember little of what happened because he had taken Ecstasy at a rave party . 

Rachel took the tablet of Ecstasy at a 21st birthday party in Liverpool . 

A YOUNG father-to-be died after taking Ecstasy just two weeks before the expected birth of his first child . 

Just because we 're a rave band it does n't automatically mean we take Ecstasy . 

There was a faint glimmer of light from her window ; it was from the night-light which she kept burning . 

Feet crunched past me , I caught a glimpse of a brown boot , the tongue flapping , the sole tied on with string .

Well aware that most workers were indifferent to foreign affairs , he fully expected the majority of them to be swept into fratricide by patriotic propaganda if war actually came . 

The Very Model of a Man is at is best when Cain justifies his fratricide with this lethal logic . 

They were strong stuff these Tales of the Wild East , which included gang rapes , homosexual orgies , incest , fratricide . 

But he bemoaned the fratricide that has forced millions of refugees from Rwanda and Burundi since last year .

Today he is a 17-year-old high school student and member of a burgeoning post-war generation , growing up free of the hatreds that spurred the bloody fratricide that lasted until 1992 .

It involves fitting the rear of a standard tanker with a parallelogram linkage and then mounting a three , four or five tine injector unit to it . 

It was with great difficulty that she persuaded the two dogs into the rear of the van , and they barked their protest all the way back to the surgery . 

Rachel was deeply aware of him in the luxurious rear of the limousine beside her . 

The pines on the lower edge fragmented his view of the meadow so that his first clear sight of the cabin 's rear came as they reached the quarry top . 

The Trislander can rapidly be converted to an all-freight configuration , but it is more normal for seats to be removed towards the rear . 

A weird island , they found as they walked the last half mile -- after leaving the Mercedes in a car park with Dillon seated in the rear . 

The rear of the church overlooks the Piazza Fontana , back close to the Duomo . 

Fiona leant back against the rear of the dressing table , breathing hard , and waved one hand , wafting air over her face . 

At the rear of many French houses I had noticed several rabbit-hutches containing the largest rabbits I had ever seen , certainly larger than anything in Britain . 

We jumped out and met him at the rear of the vehicle and tried to show him a letter of introduction from the Algerian Ambassador to Britain , Lakhdar Brahimi . 

He looked surprised at her request for a word in private , but readily agreed and led her across the hotel reception hall , out through a door at the rear of the building and into the garden . 

The power lift appears to have worked with a cable attached to the rear of the plough , which was raised as the other end of the cable was wound on to a shaft . 

The old man straightened his back after making sure the trailer was securely attached to the rear of the minibus . 

This can be positioned in the rear of the car , but never be tempted to put a dog in a cage in the boot ( trunk ) of a car . 

But a badly fitted seat … in the rear of this car … can be just as dangerous . 

Mrs Lennox , Susan 's mum , appeared from the rear of the house . 

My tracer passed in line with the machine but behind it , and rather than stop firing , I pulled back steadily on my control column until the tracers crept along the rear of the machine and into the cockpit . 

Results were good , except for the banding which is particularly visible towards the rear of the train . 

Making my way along the zigzag corridor in Car 2 , I found the bed in my single " roomette " facing the rear of the train . 

And on the Costa del Sol , £400 million is being spent on bypasses around the main towns and cities . 

A controversial plan for a bypass around Aylesbury has been delayed by county councillors . 

Dealing with the petrol station site on the bypass at Griggs Green , he said councillors make site visits . 

Rain caused a landslide , resulting in the A1 bypass at Newcastle being closed for 12 hours . 

Since 1979 , when construction work began on the Colinton Bypass , the provision of an outer city bypass for Edinburgh by 1990 has been a key element of Lothian Regional Council 's transportation policy . 

Is my hon. Friend aware that prior to the opening of the A12 Chelmsford bypass in 1986 , the Army and Navy roundabout in Chelmsford was the most heavily congested traffic blackspot in the country ? 

Both relief roads have been included as a firm commitment in the County Council 's forward capital program , with a planned start of construction for the northern relief road and Killinghall bypass in nineteen ninety eight . 

A 20-year-old man from Wardley is seriously ill in Newcastle General Hospital after being hit by a car on the Felling bypass in Gateshead . 

The alignment of the bypass through the Baberton/Westburn areas required the permanent closure of Baberton Mains Terrace -- thus the housing area at Baberton would have only one entry point . 

The Welsh Office are proposing the construction of a bypass to Crickhowell , an attractive small town to the east of the Park . 

The railway station has been re-sited down the line to make room for the town 's bypass . 

Lugg Meadows alongside the river in Hereford is already an SSSI , but is under threat from plans for the city 's eastern bypass . 

The route between Deepcar and Wortley has now been permanently breached by the Stocksbridge Bypass . 

A public exhibition is envisaged showing those proposals within the overall context of the A3 Petersfield-Liphook bypass . 

The announcement follows the county council being sued for £2.2 million because of delays in building the bypass . 

I am grateful for his congratulations to the Government on the completion of the Chelmsford bypass . 

Our MP Mr Ken Hind ( Conservative , West Lancs ) wrote to people in Scarisbrick saying that he has pushed the Department of Transport into accepting the need for a bypass between Ormskirk and Southport . 

Since 1989 , the A143 Rickinghall and Botesdale Bypass Action Group has lobbied the Department of Transport and county council to get work on a bypass round the villages under way . 

The mile-long tunnel will carry the new A3 Hindhead bypass under the bowl . 

She says it 's turning what was presented as a local bypass into a major through-way -- motor-way style -- 6 lanes -- elevated to 35 feet , lit up all night -- slap through Oxford 's green-belt . 

The pensioner , from Leeds , died when his maroon FSO car crashed head on with a van on the A64 Malton bypass in North Yorkshire . 

Talk of a bypass through Hailing because of the volume of traffic recalls memories of when I was a boy in the late 20 's and early 30 's . 

The articulated lorries will use the tank road to Catterick from the quarry entrance at Scarth Nick to reach the A1 and the A66 Darlington bypass to Teesside . 

Taking into account the effects of inflation , the estimated cost of the Sighthill Bypass is £20.4 million . 

The preparation of the Ardrossan-Saltcoats-Stevenston bypass scheme is continuing . 

The Gilmerton Bypass terminates at Sheriffhall Roundabout on the A68 . 

These will allow northbound traffic to join and southbound traffic to leave the Musselburgh Bypass for the purpose of serving the Newcraighall industrial area . 

Since the decision of the County Council in March nineteen eighty one , to promote a Harrogate and Knaresborough southern bypass , the Council have investigated ways of improving the flow of traffic through the two communities . 

The Council however concluded that the scope for improving traffic flows in the two communities , even with a southern bypass , was limited . 

This house on the A41 south of the town would be demolished if the proposed southern bypass for the town goes ahead . 

Which would obviously be a necessary change to make if it was going to relieve the western bypass . 

Two people were taken to hospital with cuts and facial bruises after the car they were travelling in smashed into a road sign on the A1 western bypass at Lobley Hill , Gateshead , yesterday . 

He narrowly avoided collisions with two cars as he drove onto the western bypass and forced the pursuing police car to take evasive action when he drove towards it on another road . 

An idea to build a western bypass around Scarborough to aid the town 's economy won unanimous backing from borough councillors yesterday but they now need to convince North Yorkshire County Council . 

Continue under the bypass and turn right signposted Eynsham into Eynsham Road . 

In order to minimise land take a layout has been adopted which utilises two small roundabouts with a connecting bridge crossing over the bypass to carry the realigned Gilmerton Road . 

A new road running from the bypass to the Cleveland boundary is also to be built , eventually providing a link to A66 junction at Long Newton proposed by the Department of Transport . 

This will allow it to be used as a link between the Petersfield-Liphook bypass currently under construction and the A325 north of Greatham . 

Pupils from our friendly neighbourhood school , St John 's , were invited along as passengers and they too became the first to use the bypass . 

Mrs Bosanquet said traffic from Teesside would be able to use the underused dual carriageway A66 bypass to the new junction . 

They included the soothing mandragora , the energizing coca leaves ( see Chapter 6 ) , and the givers of disordered visions , the Mexican cactus Peyote and certain mushrooms of the Amanita and Psilocybe families . 

NME is the source : I do n't eat , think or chew peyote without consulting this bible in newsprint 

The man had enjoyed a blip of peyote earlier in the day , and there was a mild , dreamy look on his face , a look of effortless tolerance ; but his hand was steady . 

The President issued a series of neutrality proclamations , yet at the same time he persuaded Congress to extend the " cash and carry " principle to include armaments . 

The Yugoslavs were attempting to seize public buildings and key installations , and issuing proclamations to the effect that Carinthia , like Venezia Giulia , was part of Yugoslavia and now under Yugoslav administration . 

So , in making their denials , they often make unseemly proclamations about their own heterosexuality , in the worst cases ( only too common ) dis themselves from ` radical feminists " ( read lesbians ) and presenting themselves as the ones who are the reasonable moderates . 

The Lord Lyon King of Arms , with his colourful Heralds , still makes Royal Proclamations from the gallery . 

Such deterioration may not necessarily result from the proclamation of commitment . 

The important words this weekend will not be the public proclamations of East Germany 's ` inalienable place in the socialist community " . 

It is both a celebration of salvation and also a proclamation of God 's continuing gift of saving grace for his faithful people . 

They can be of great service in transmitting the Faith , even though they can never replace the personal witness which is essential to the proclamation of the full truth and value of the Christian message . 

In more worldly Penzance the Mayor would , each Mid-summer 's eve , issue a proclamation that no bonfires were to be lit , knowing full well that , as evening fell crowds of youths would nonetheless throng the streets flourishing torches , rolling tar barrels and lighting fires at every town and village around Mounts Bay . 

On 20 April the sheriffs were ordered to make proclamation that the king intended to fulfil his promises , and that he had already appointed the commissioners . o But the inhabitants of Galtres Forest did not wait . 

Taylor refused compensation , to the amazement of the mandarins , who issued proclamations applauding the spirit of the Christians . 

Dr Nilghard 's proclamations , " declared Pawsey , were ` entirely spurious . 

However , Maeda insisted that the proclamation be given , pledging his own word on behalf of Japan . 

Nero also made his proclamation in the stadium at Isthmia in a deliberate evocation of Flamininus , and adopted a bearded portrait at about this time . 

His proclamation that the moon might be habitable was bound to attract criticism from Aristotelian diehards such as Alexander Ross . 

The perusal of it swelled his heart with joy ; he found he had to read it twice , and the pleasure of its proclamation left him flushed from top to toe . 

In this context , the linguist 's proclamation of the functional equality of all varieties can be of little help . 

One woman , writing to a relative at the Front on the day of the invasion itself , said she had been ` speechless " as , wholly unawares , she had turned on the radio and caught Hitler 's proclamation about the campaign in the east . 

Many were amazed that the war against Bolshevism was already more or less over , but no less a person than the Führer himself had again lent support to such notions with his proclamation to the soldiers on the eastern Front on 2 October , in which he spoke of ‘ the last mighty blow to smash the enemy even before the onset of winter ’ . 

Thoughtful pagans regarded the ethical demand of the Christian proclamation as too tough to be practicable , and feared that the proclamation of peace and love to enemies would make the empire pusillanimous in self-defence . 

IRAN : Hundreds of prisoners , prisoners of conscience , continue to be executed each year in Iran , a pattern which has persisted since the proclamation of the Islamic Republic in 1979 . 

The way in which the conventional family depends on heterosexual relationships , for example , has inspired the open proclamation of the desirability of homosexual households . 

All this was in preparation for a proclamation by General Kawabe on 1 August 1943 declaring that Burma was independent , and was at war with Britain and the United States . 

He also sought to preserve wheat for human consumption and issued a proclamation prohibiting the manufacture of starch from wheat . 

Yet as early as 1922 Sobhuza demonstrated his political leadership of the Swazi nation by petitioning the British government to nullify a proclamation increasing the land available to the white-settler community . 

His influence was evident in the egalitarian wording of the proclamation declaring an Irish republic , published on Easter Monday 1916 . 

In his proclamation pardoning the six Bush asserted that " the common denominator of their motivation -- whether their actions were right or wrong -- was patriotism " . 

The Croat feudal lord Petar Kružić gathered together a garrison composed of Croat refugees , who used the base at Klis both to hold the Turks at bay and to engage in marauding and piracy against coastal shipping . 

It would have been impossible to consider that the captain in his white tights and blue tunic with all the gold braid in this story of piracy at sea had spent his infancy so close to the Caledonian Road . 

During these years , too , piracy in the Channel was rife , probably encouraged by both sides as a matter of policy . 

He escaped to the West Indies and the later adventures of Captain Blood derive from the history of piracy in the Caribbean , including the exploits of Sir Henry Morgan [ q.v . ] . 

Feeling in one of the pockets I found a black eye patch for added colour and realised that my crew were endorsing the senior officer 's joke about piracy in the Channel . 

Much of this was piracy on his own account , but from 1205 until 1212 Eustace was also employed intermittently by King John , whose conflict with King Philip of France was reaching its climax . 

Instead she takes part in his piracy and gains meaning for life , before she helps him escape . 

A delegation of the non-governmental Straits Exchange Foundation ( SEF ) held a second round of talks in Beijing on Nov. 4-7 with officials from the Taiwan Affairs Office ( TAO ) under the People 's Republic of China ( PRC ) State Council , and reached an initial agreement on fighting piracy and smuggling in the Taiwan Strait . 

The French came again , but concerned themselves with piracy rather than invasion , burning Rye and Winchelsea in 1448 . 

Their country can seldom have been free from the threat of sea-borne attack in the tenth and eleventh centuries , when piracy and coastal harrying were seemingly endemic . 

The man , Tamerlane Musayev , and his wife , Marina , 26 , were charged with air piracy for endangering the lives of passengers , Helena Akerman , a court spokeswoman said . 

However , one operational scaffold still survives , Wandsworth Prison having the facilities with which to execute those found guilty of piracy with violence , treason , and other mutinous offences enacted under the Armed Forces Act 1971 , these crimes still nominally carrying the death penalty . 

Nearly 300 litres of diesel oil were spilled into a tributary of the River Tamar in Plymouth yesterday after vandals released the fuel from a tank in a timber yard . 

Up to 100 million can occur per litre of sea water , as a result of blooms measuring several hundred miles across . 

Five percent of the mothers in the survey had more than the international limit of 350 micrograms of lead in every litre of blood in their bodies . 

Pour about half a litre of near-boiling water into a bowl and add two to four drops of essential oil . 

Chest muscles expand the ribs and contract the diaphragm , the powerful muscular floor which separates the chest from the stomach , sucking about 2.5 litres of air into the lungs . 

Mercenaria pumps up to 11 litres of water an hour through its tissues , becoming the penultimate depository for toxic chemicals and metals until served up as chowder or clams casino . 

But 3p off a litre of petrol will do little for the men at Ford who need their jobs . 

She also slashed the sleeves of his £1,000 Savile Row suits and splashed five litres of white paint over his prized BMW . 

He demonstrates how when the patient is helped to weep the kidneys can produce sometimes as much as a litre of urine . 

Edinburgh Sheriff Court heard earlier that Alan Gay suffered a punctured lung and lost three litres of blood as a result of the assault in Niddrie Marischal Place , Edinburgh , on 26 April . 

Over 1,300 litres of highly alcoholic brew had been seized from one wing alone , in nine months . 

A sports centre in north Oxfordshire has had to close today because of a leakage of almost one thousand litres of potentially hazardous chemicals . 

Shake one or two drops of an essence suitable for your skin-type ( see page 63 ) into a bowl containing ½ litre of steaming water . 

The average adult body contains about 6 litres of blood and if all the innumerable blood vessels were widely open simultaneously , there would be insufficient blood to fill them . 

The Lab Kit contains 10 Powersorb Universal Sorbent sheets and one Universal Sorbent pillow to contain and clean-up up to 5 litres of hazardous liquids . 

` I drank at least four litres during the canoeing , " Bramwell said . 

On the drinks front , a litre bottle of red Fitou is going for the price of a 75cl bottle ( £3.15 ) , as is a litre of Lutomer Riesling ( £2.85 ) . 

One dehydrated camel drank 186 litres of water in two bouts of 94 and 92 litres . 

He was admitted to hospital and encouraged to drink 4-5 litres of fluid daily with careful monitoring of renal function . 

In post-race scrutineering it was revealed that the car had 25 litres of fuel left in the tank . 

Each packet of ORS produced had contents enough for 1 litre of solution . 

Another one revealed that the villagers who did not have litre bottles in their homes also did not have the ingredients for preparation . 

A post-mortem revealed she had one and a half litres of blood in her right lung , which had almost completely collapsed . 

To everyone 's surprise , Aenarion took another wife , the strange , mysterious and beautiful seeress Morathi whom he had rescued from a band of Slaanesh worshippers . 

Special thanks were due to Chris Markham who had had overall responsibility for organising the day and her band of very efficient and hard-working helpers . 

Other miscellaneous missiles rained in on him as he clambered down from the improvised platform with the help of his small band of left-wing brothers . 

He stalked off towards the camp 's edge where a huge band of his brothers waited . 

A divided Church , adding to the divisions in a divided land ; or a Church led by a band of brothers ( and sisters ) as a healing force ? 

In the execution of their duties the foresters often had to contend with armed bands of desperate men ; in many cases they were beaten and even killed while attempting to arrest Forest offenders . 

He is accompanied by a band of men , presumably armed , and bears arrest warrants from the High Priest . 

William Prime thanked Grimsdale politely and the small band of disappointed people walked dejectedly away . 

In the next years Studd and a small band of young people overcame difficulties to found a flourishing church , the start of a new pioneer mission , the Worldwide Evangelization Crusade ( 1919 ) . 

Every evening throughout 1922 a band of youths from the colony volunteered to guard the local stretch of the main road into Poltava . 

The layout is owned by Alistair Kerr and assisted by a small band of volunteer workers , ranging in age groups between 10 and 20 . 

The bands of volunteers rallied willingly at Edith 's command , and though her residency was comparatively short , her influence was great . 

Then with slow deliberation they walked on , their spades clasped to them , as if they were a band of ancient warriors . 

We seized our weapons and ran to Kilgrimol , and out of the Treasure House came a band of warrior women , bearing Undry . 

A band of British women truck drivers from the Royal Corps of Transport are ferrying supplies to the front line along treacherous mountainous dirt tracks . 

Together the band of women wailed and sang out , beating cymbals and drums . 

Most of the graves were of infants and children , but there were also several dating from the Mutiny when a gallant band of British officers had died defending their women and children . 

Consider a series of studies that examined length of maternity leave in relation to employed mothers psychological well-being and parenting behaviors .

A Clinton administration policy , still in development , would allow new parents on family leave to receive unemployment money , the NYT reports .

Mark Morrow has been named the Boston Globe 's deputy managing editor / projects , replacing Ben Bradlee Jr . , who is taking a leave to write a book , Globe editor Martin Baron announced Wednesday .

Schwartz plans to take maternity leave until the end of January .

This comes amid news that Pat Buchanan is taking another leave from CNN 's Crossfire to explore a third presidential bid .

Although Swiss law requires new mothers to take an eight-week leave , the Swiss have rejected financial assistance for mothers four times since the maternity leave law was enacted in 1945 .

She took a leave from Princeton to do research at the Center for Advanced Study at Stanford University - - and almost immediately began to regain her health , her voice and her ambition .

She 's been on maternity leave for a while ( still putting out new columns , I 'm pretty sure , but not doing the online chats ) .

That goes double if the employee is recently back from several week 's medical leave .

Other politicos feeding at the trough include Senior Vice President for Public Affairs John Buckley , who was on leave last year as Bob Dole 's press secretary , and Executive Vice President for Housing and Law Robert Zoellick , who was an aide to James Baker .

During a visit the assistant , her boss , and Thomas make to Vernon Jordan , she is all but sexually harassed by the Democratic power broker--he kisses her as he takes his leave and calls her " sweetheart . "

I get ten day 's leave for the year , which includes any sick time .

His tongue had not been cut out -- it loomed thick and purple behind those savage teeth and the thick whiskers of severed whip -- however his throat was dry as dust . 

This he had learnt from Ann herself , who had forecast the sex of both babies by means of a golden ring suspended by the longest whisker of a white cat . 

Apparently he was setting out to grow whiskers of the latest fashion , for his lips were carefully shaved . 

Properly done , this prevents the ferret from opening its mouth , but care must be taken to make sure that the animal 's whiskers are neither disturbed nor disarranged . 

" I 'll kill him , " repeated Bigwig , spluttering through his fouled whiskers and clotted fur . 

Fox , with his assistants , was searching the whole area and no rabbit would have ventured to show its whiskers . 

Still uncertain of what tone to adopt , the campaigners brought six people dressed as Santa Claus , including , incognito behind his cottonwool whiskers , one Greenpeace Santa . 

Marsh examined a number of whiskers in the electron microscope and found that , for the substances he was using , the root radii of the growth-steps was roughly constant at about 40 ngstr NN2 . 

It proves nothing of the sort , " thought the Magistrate , stroking his cinnamon whiskers with excitement that bordered on ecstasy . 

Springsteen finished the mince and inspected his whiskers for any he 'd missed . 

Ruth wondered if she was gazing at the dark whiskers which sprouted on her chin and made her so appropriately , though unfortunately , named . 

The one person amongst them who did n't move back was the young man with the whiskers and the private placard of his own . 

A tall , haughty man with luxuriant black whiskers and beard , he wore a formal uniform of horizon blue trimmed elaborately with gold . 

We crowded round the table , straining our ears for the magic sounds , while Robert adjusted the cat 's whisker . 

His iron-grey hair was parted in the middle and he had the mutton-chop whiskers of a bygone age . 

His dark hair was thinning on top , but he had bushy side whiskers as if it had all slipped downwards , and his chin was a dimpled mound seeming to support an ever-smiling mouth . 

Some have fleshy whiskers half as long as their bodies which they project forward and wave about , like a blind person with a stick . 

Mr Braithwaite drained off his lime squash and added a couple of jiggers of rum to his empty glass . 

As middle age threatens , my adoration for the horse is once more tinged with apprehension . 

She had sensed something more than mere adoration in the way he had kissed her and been aware of her body 's response . 

Joanna had looked up at him , open adoration in her glowing sapphire eyes . 

The editor , a nervous man always conscious that none of his immediate predecessors had lasted more than two years in the job , held his readers ' adoration of royalty as an article of faith . 

But the main reason for this choice is my passionate , unwavering adoration of Brian Clough -- wott a man ! 

Indeed her adoration of him must have been a balm to his feelings of hurt and rejection because his attitude to her had become distinctly warmer of late . 

Why should there be so much adoration of Esther Rantzen and so much favouritism extended towards her , and so much envy of and hostility towards the quite blameless , devastatingly lovely and completely inoffensive Selina Scott ? " 

The evil evil hardcore of scum supporters who caused aggro all over Europe and the UK in the seventies and eighties , under the smokescreen of media adoration . 

` I suppose I had a sort of unfettered adoration for her without knowing it . 

Rachel moved towards the stairs , trying to ignore Nightingale 's adoration of the detestable Mr Flint . 

I was more surprised than gratified , for without having really considered it I would have expected unsolicited adoration to annoy Nour , to lead to stone-throwing …

Morrissey also took a swipe , albeit briefly , at fan adoration . 

He tensed himself , joyful and afraid , preparing to turn , bow his head and then drop to his knees in proper adoration . 

He was a great lad now , though still slight and not above average height for eleven years , but he had not changed towards her in the least and his adoration of Pilade was touching . 

We allow our feelings to flow out towards him in adoration , confession , thanksgiving and praise . 

Devotees offer alms to monks and release small birds from cages in adoration . 

Sun-kings and Moon-queens stood in stately adoration of each other or , in other guises , warred . 

Sheila opened her eyes wide and fixed her father with a precisely constructed look of wistful adoration . 

When Tom had finished , he found Willie gazing at him with adoration . 

And Lisa 's heart brimmed over as , with a look of adoration , Alexander responded with the words she never tired of hearing . 

Mummification was not used in Syria in the first century , but the bodies may have been preserved in Egypt . 

The jackal as Anubis presided over mummification and was lord and protector of cemeteries . 

Although the lungs were removed during mummification , the heart was left in the body for its crucial test in the judgement of the dead . 

Sometimes bodies are preserved through mummification or in waterlogged deposits , but more often only skeletons survive . 

Scientists have examined the mummies , but ca n't explain what produced the mummification .

Even experts were taken by surprise by the near-intact coffins , and the natural mummification of the bodies , which was due to the favorable micro-climate of the crypt .

Such devaluations were reportedly made to retain competitiveness with the heavily devalued Argentinian austral [ see p. 37244 ] in order to stem the flow of contraband into the country . 

Three cocaine smugglers have died in just over a month after swallowing their contraband to beat searches . 

A police inspector , Saul Clavería , had obtained permission to defend his honour after alleging that the editor of the daily newspaper La República , Federico Fassano , had accused him of involvement in the smuggling of contraband from Brazil . 

However , Conventions , even ones backed by most of the nations of the world , have never totally succeeded in stamping out illegal trading in lucrative contraband . 

I do n't know if he was also running contraband , or what , but I think there was something shady about it . 

` God , of course , " said Sandra , buffing her fingernails on her sweater . 

The knock is soft , little more than a rapid series of taps , like if you beat your fingernails on the table to get attention . 

I could tell because she was nibbling her fingernails and then trying not to . 

When the couple urged viewers to trim their fingernails before intercourse to heighten exploratory pleasures , Robin replied , ` That 's a Jewish technique -- only the women cut their nails during intercourse . " 

Dexter noticed her fingernails were long and primed with pink varnish . 

He sat back in the leather office chair and tapped his fingernails . 

Only then did the American boy notice his extraordinarily long curling fingernails , the mark of a high-ranking courtier that would have made a Western-style handshake awkward and discomfiting for both parties . 

If you draw your fingernail across the inside of your mouth it will come away with hundreds of living cells . 

At first it was n't too bad but soon his finger was prodding right inside her and that hurt , a sharp , squeaky sort of pain like someone drawing a fingernail across a sheet of plastic . 

She plucked the top document from the desk , regarding her battered fingernails with a groan , and vowed to manicure them tomorrow night . 

Candy thoughtfully tapped a fingernail against her front teeth . 

Her sense of inadequacy escalated rapidly ; not only was the receptionist extremely pretty , she was also immaculately dressed , well-mannered , and had perfectly clean , shell-like little fingernails . 

His hands and fingernails were filthy , his face and legs were covered in muck , his clothes were sodden and he was glorying in the wetness of it all . 

The mere sight of a dandruff-laden shoulder , a grimy collar or a grubby fingernail is enough to bring the most promising of romances to a sudden end . 

Erm , I 'm perfectly comfortable that any bit of my fingernail is completely accidental to me , that I can lose it without losing my arm , but the finger is rather stronger . 

She might break a fingernail or drop a cup simply because he was present in the room . 

Ari felt sorry for Cabochon , who spent most evenings sitting apart from the others , chewing his fingernails . 

Rubberneck chewed his fingernails ; they were long bony fingers , bitten to the quick . 

Malcolm Harris sat disconsolately in a chair , chewing his fingernails . 

You had to book to get your hair cut , your toenails cut and your fingernails cut , and a screw had to stand and watch you with the scissors . 

ROS : ( Cutting his fingernails ) Another curious scientific phenomenon is the fact that the fingernails grow after death , as does the beard . 

It 's a funny thing -- I cut my fingernails all the time , and every time I think to cut them , they need cutting . 

` As interesting as the monsters who scratched your face and wanted to cut out your fingernails , hmm ? " 

` She 's so little , " I said , looking at her tiny fingernails , all so perfect in every detail . 

She looked quickly under the woman 's fingernails and saw some tiny shreds of whitish tissue under a couple of them . 

` Chewing gum , " she informed Bridget , picking at it with her fingernails as she did so . 

Thérèse picked with her fingernail at a crust of grease in the bottom of a saucepan . 

She stared at me and then flicked ash with a black fingernail . 

He tapped a light tattoo on his desk-top with his fingernails , and sighed . 

Each fingernail grows about an half inch every three months , and toenails about a third of that rate . 

I 'd far rather do something exciting , like sit here and watch my fingernails grow . " 

The fingernails also grow before birth , though not the beard . 

A moment later the frenzied cadet pitched forward and skidded prostrate for many metres , his strengthened fingernails scratching sparks from the plates of the deck before he came to rest . 

Her fingernails were scratching at the swollen leather ; Anna drew away from her to the far end of the settee . 

His throat had been badly scarred by praxis gas during a bankruptcy action three years ago , and his words came out sounding like fingernails scratching glass . 

To Meryl 's vexation , the boundary wall proved to be nearly eight feet high . 

Children often find endless pleasure in sorting and re-sorting boxes of buttons , odd pieces of materials , pebbles , a ` lost pieces " tray and other inexpensive collections . 

But the only clue to the identity of the photographer was the word ` self " , written on a box of negatives . 

She worked the slide of the Beretta , then took fifteen rounds from the box of 9mm ammunition . 

He had also rather reluctantly bought a box of chocolates for his mother and a box of cigars for his father . 

I ca n't remember when I first bought a box of Neocolor crayons but I do remember wondering just what they 'd do . 

He nipped out to the off-licence at lunchtime and bought her a huge box of chocolates . 

The small fishing rod he had bought , with the reel and the box of flies , was still in Stuart 's cupboard . 

If you are given a box of chocolates they should not represent ruin and damnation . 

` I have seven hundred and seventy Swiss francs left , " said Adam , thumbing through some notes , ` and while we 're here I must get my mother a box of decent liqueur chocolates . 

Economic Man , seeing two boxes of chocolates , of which one is cheaper because the manufacturer has not had to pay for consequential damage to some third party , would choose that cheaper box . 

She gave him a mental image of Robert Preston waiting outside a nightclub with flowers and a heart-shaped box of chocolates . 

The shop was well set out : the window showed dummy boxes of cigars under the headings of Havana , English , and Mexican ; there were boxes of cigarettes , Egyptian , Turkish and even American . 

“ Well ” — he turned and looked towards the window — “ I noticed as I passed that you had a box of Havana cigars , the … the Excepcionales . 

The traditional story is that Edison sketched out the idea to his mechanic John Kruesi , who built it and bet a box of cigars it would not work . 

They 've had people leaving boxes of cigars and bottles of vintage port and silver-topped canes and even wigs and sets of false teeth , apart from all the other obvious things . 

My favourite cartoon is of a businessman standing in Wall Street selling boxes of matches and around his neck is a placard which says : ` I left it all to expert advice . " 

The smallest being the size of a box of matches to the largest which are capable of winching a 40lb load . 

Closing a raft of useless federal establishments will get rid of only some 80,000 of them . 

I ask because I have been throwing out a raft of old notebooks and discovered some scrawled lines from years ago about the open air factor . 

Prosperous Chile , the region 's star performer , has built its growth on exports -- and has signed a raft of trade agreements . 

It also creates a whole raft of sub-directories for the various additions you may , or may not , have bought ! 

We have a raft of problems with which to deal and the Secretary of State should understand some of them by now . 

It proposed a raft of new taxes and incentives to promote ecological economics . 

Both already boast a prestige client list , " a whole raft of serious clients " , said Mr Stevens . 

A raft of insurers including Sun Alliance , Scottish Provident and Clerical Medical have launched guaranteed bonds designed to do just that and last week the mighty Shearson Lehman produced its own offshore contract to help remove risk . 

The Orb live are largely two blokes behind rafts of state-of-the-art equipment and stage projections featuring moonshots , landscapes and disjointed historical footage . 

David said : ` The great raft of , for example , health and safety and employment legislation has led to a review of our approaches and policies . 

In Cogan and Leak , it was held that a husband could be liable for rape if he forced his wife to have sexual intercourse with a third party who was unaware of her lack of consent .

Cleared of rape , Austin Donnellan stepped out of the Old Bailey and stepped into an angry scum of photographers and reporters fighting to get close to him .

What she is clear about is that rape is a war crime and ought to be prosecuted .

Moreover unmarried couples also have families yet a man can be liable for rape of a woman with whom he is cohabiting. ( 2 ) Proof of the offence would be difficult to acquire .

It was also impressed by the argument of the Policy Advisory Committee that there should be a clear legislative statement that rape is committed even where a woman does not sustain injury but submits through fear .

Changing the law on mistake in rape could help to change these social attitudes , even though for some time to come defendants might find themselves charged with rape because of such ingrained attitudes towards women .

He was jailed for life for murdering 23-year-old Anna McGurk two weeks after being on bail charged with rape .

` But when there was a little publicity , after we had charged him with rape , other women came forward with similar stories .

Police investigated , a file was submitted to the Crown Prosecution Service and Mr Lockwood was arrested and charged with rape and indecent assault .

The outcome may have turned on the closing arguments of Mr Lozano 's lawyer , Roy Black , who had previously defended William Kennedy Smith on charges of date rape .

A CHARGE of rape on a mentally handicapped girl was dropped yesterday after a judge ruled she could not give evidence against her alleged attacker .

A BOY aged 16 was last night charged with the rape of an 11-year-old girl who was attacked on her way to school .

In the Paratroopers " case thirty men were arrested and thirteen paratroopers were actually charged with the rape of a member of the Women 's Royal Army Corps .

A MINICAB driver was charged yesterday with the rape and false imprisonment of a 26-year-old woman last week .

The head of a childrens home has been arrested and charged on two counts of rape .

A BOY of 14 will appear before a youth court in Crewe today , charged with the attempted rape of a 92-year-old woman .

The forensic evidence did not support a charge of rape or any other assault .

In many criminal cases there are victims -- casualties of assault , rape , theft or fraud .

A man has been arrested in connection with the rape of a teenager in Essex .

Courtney was jailed for seven years on November 30 following his conviction for two rapes and two indecent assaults .

Of the white woman 's negrophobic fear of rape by the black man Fanon asks : ` Basically does this fear of rape not itself cry out for rape ?

Like buggery , which generally involves penile penetration of the anus , rape is regarded with extreme gravity and carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment .

Recent US research has shown that women who resist assault , either by showing aggression or physically fighting back double their chances of avoiding rape .

Well , the cape would do no more than implicate Putt in the rape of the gipsy girl and it seems she 's married and gone .

Poole remembered that at the place of execution Ann Rice , ` almost lifeless " , was brought at John Walford 's request from the back of an enormous crowd . 

Kondile was taken from his police cell , drugged with knock-out drops supplied by Brigadier Lothar Neethling in the police forensic laboratory , and shot in the back of the head at a remote spot in the veld . 

The back of the bottle is left uncovered to allow inspection of the inserted tube . 

` In my sitting-room , " said Pam , ` and she was massaging the back of his neck , if anyone 's interested . 

If anyone had seen me bent over a motorbike with my ear pressed to the back of a Transit van outside the Barbican that morning , probably nobody would have looked twice . 

They waited several minutes and then went to the back of the building where the family 's living quarters were . 

No , after a time Harriet became aware of a high thin screaming that began , and stopped , and went on again , coming from the back of the building . 

Straight away the units were fixed into place at the back of the school building . 

` Good German efficiency , " Karl said , as they crossed the street and climbed into the back of the car . 

Her children Rohan , three , and Jasmine , 18 months , were left strapped into the back of the car . 

She got into the back of the car , and was glad to see her unconscious had had the foresight to include a bar . 

He had tossed his coat over the back of a chair and was pouring whiskies . 

Eddie 's knuckles whitened as she gripped the back of her chair . 

Off the back of the door he took an old net shopping-bag that his Mum hardly ever used and stuffed the carton and biscuits into it . 

Hanging her coat on the back of the door in her office , she observed the utilitarian nature of her surroundings with even more dissatisfaction than usual . 

Mrs Cruz had risen from her chair and stood with the back of her hand pressed into her mouth . 

The doorbell rang , and scrubbing the tears off her cheeks with the back of her hand , she marched to the door and yanked it open . 

A few minutes later you are walking up a short wooden ladder , round the corner and you find a 200ft waterfall -- bridges cross the torrent twice before you reach the top and continue along the path . 

We decided to walk to the waterfall to see what Gullfoss , well known to us in the summer , had to offer in winter . 

It really is the heart of the North York Moors , and just the place to explore walks and waterfalls . 

The waves smashed spectacularly into the rocky coastline , creating instant waterfalls of white spume draining from the rocks before becoming drowned and engulfed by further successive waves . 

The tank has a 2″ layer of foam in the bottom and a bottom outlet feeds a triple waterfall . 

Nearby , you can visit the waterfall at Sillans where brave bathers plunge into the rocky pools or the caves at Villecroze once inhabited by monks . 

Degradation of the waterfalls in the Vale of Neath area of the Brecon Beacons has reached such a critical level that urgent and radical action is required , according to a new national park study . 

Plunging over a series of tall waterfalls , these become two broad and very blue rivers which finally unite in the Moot . 

Over 300,000 visitors a year enjoy the waterfalls , flower gardens , exotic birds , animal life and the children 's playground . 

Higher precision is obtained by studying the apparent motion of radio-sources that pass near to and behind the Sun 's disc , a technique which is not restricted to times of solar eclipse .

The narrowness of the region , and its variable position from one eclipse to the next , means that at a given point on the Earth 's surface total solar eclipses are rare .

However , the recent lunar eclipse and Mercury in retrograde motion signify the financial position is much too uncertain .

If this is the case , then obviously the lunar eclipse which took place on August 6th has brought a phase or cycle in your life to a close .

Eclipses of the sun are caused by the moon blocking our view of it .

A few accounts of total and partial eclipses of the sun also survive from Babylon and ancient China .

The moon waxes and wanes as the air surrounding its fiery ring blocks our view of it ; presumably the same goes for eclipses of the sun .

It is scientific knowledge that enables an astronomer to predict when the next eclipse of the sun will occur or a physicist to explain why the boiling-point of water is lower than normal at high altitudes .

There was disappointment that the best structure for our educational future was an unimaginative list of subjects , and fear that testing would turn the clock back even further . 

There is no bitterness from her concerning the fact that Monica Seles has taken over her number one ranking , only disappointment that the young Yugoslav has not always acted in the true interests of the game since . 

The girl 's shoulders flopped with disappointment that her trick had been so transparent . 

Whilst they may be able to rationalize what they have done , there is usually a strong element of disappointment about the broken relationship . 

Disappointment about the French government 's budget knocked 2.6% off share prices in Paris during the week . 

First reactions , the SD had to admit , contained disappointment at what Hitler had to say . 

Constance has tried so hard at her pianoforte lessons that I know you will share our disappointment at her lack of progress . 

COLIN Jackson , a disappointment at the Barcelona Olympics , beat American silver medallist Tony Dees in the men 's high hurdles at the Zurich Grand Prix athletics meeting last night . 

But the subtext of Lupus 's letter was disappointment at Charles 's withholding of St-Josse , and so the veiled reference here was evidently to Odulf . 

I had gone so far that to blow it at that point would have been a big disappointment for me , " he said . 

There was disappointment for Banbury 's Claire Taylor , who went out of tournament in the quarter final stage . 

The Puissance was a disappointment for the near capacity crowd . 

Despite disappointment in the City , the pound had lost only 0.5 pfennigs by the close to finish in London at DM2.9562 . 

` This is my wife , May , " Otley replied with a hint of disappointment in his voice . 

` No , that was his father 's one big disappointment in him . " 

Mr Patten brushed aside the disappointment of the loss of his own seat . 

The Welsh striker capped a rousing display from the Anfield outfit with his 200th League goal , a triumph that swept away the disappointment of Wednesday night 's Cup Winners ' Cup exit . 

Spinner Peter Such , close to tears on Monday night after England 's 179-run defeat , will be able to look back on his own performance with pride when the disappointment of collective failure fades a little . 

She thought him a most responsible and sensitive young man and then reflected that for all his fooling around , it probably masked his unhappiness and disappointment over his ` father " . 

Her disappointment over Jonathan , which had driven her to France in the first place , had been relegated somewhere to the back of her mind . 

Furthermore , whatever Kennedy 's disappointment over the lukewarm support from London , he was soon turning to Macmillan for advice and help on other questions . 

He is unable to stick to stable relationships and finally he breaks down in front of his father and admits to disappointment with the life he has chosen . 

One took the form of an ` open " letter to the NPC telling the representatives about their hopes for reform but their disappointment with the results . 

Wilson 's disappointment was matched only by her horror at Ellen 's suggestion -- never would she return to East Retford . 

He introduced Billie to Jenny and saw her disappointment when the pilot explained she 'd have to sit in the back with the ferry tanks . 

If only she could have seen them , seen their disappointment as she hurled their creation back in their honest faces . 

Turning down offers of work , Crawford took a rest after six exhausting years , during which he had bounced back from his film disappointments to become one of Britain 's top television and stage stars . 

The menopause , career disappointments , the death of their own parents , and retirement looming on the horizon herald other separations and endings . 

The only long-term logic of such pacts is that which Sir David Steel adumbrated in the aftermath of the Alliance 's 1987 election disappointment . 

COMIC Rowan Atkinson is anything but funny in real life and is convinced people who meet him for the first time think he is a disappointment . 

There was some disappointment among the parishioners that the dedication was Our Lady of Pity , and not St Theresa , as originally planned . 

THE Budget was a disappointment to John Heywood and his wife Ines Garcia . 

Apart from O'Leary 's injury , Arsenal had things largely their own way in the first half against a Norwich team who were still obviously suffering from the disappointment of Sunday 's Cup defeat . 

Or perhaps it was that he had not wanted to turn Bertha 's disappointment with her daughters into bitterness by seeing him show too much interest in his son . 

His disappointment at missing out added to the way the illness was making him feel . 

It 's a struggle with young people , alongside them as they experience the pleasures and pains , the excitements and disappointments of growing up in a hostile world . 

Some of them must have realized what an ordeal the poor girl was going through , and they had set aside their disappointment in not seeing Dýsirýe and were giving encouragement to the beginner . 

Unfortunately , Mark Lemmon was again a big disappointment , but the American Donny O'Dom got over an unlucky early disqualification to win two of his next three races . 

The result was a bitter disappointment for Wimbledon who could have scored on three occasions in the first half . 

This was a bitter disappointment to Oliver , but his new friends were still as kind to him as ever . 

The Juventus midfielder , who scored his 19th goal for his country within two minutes of his half-time introduction , admitted the recent defeats against Norway and the USA had been bitter disappointments . 

As we travel through life , we begin to realize that grief and deep disappointments lie beneath the surface of our lives . 

There had been deep disappointment in the Conservative Party with the results of their own reform of local government . 

Even after that , few people noticed the difference , and his mother confirms that both operations on his nose were a great disappointment to him . 

The new experience everyone enjoyed was eating bananas and it was a great disappointment when the supply stopped short at the beginning of the war . 

But Fairway Investment , who are behind the venture , say the failure of the Ivy Street scheme is no great disappointment to them . 

` It is a major disappointment that they have failed to take the necessary initiatives . " 

Hi ! " she said , smiling a greeting which she hoped concealed her disappointment . 

Nonetheless , I have to express my disappointment with the Government 's proposals . 

After the vote Etpison expressed his disappointment over the result which he attributed to a weariness towards the issue by the voters , a sentiment apparently underlined by the comparatively low turnout . 

The Netherlands government expressed its disappointment over the Indonesian decision and regret over " the words in which it was phrased " . 

` I sometimes feel a great sense of loss and disappointment that she never saw me grow up . 

Now he felt disappointment that she was behaving so predictably . 

Policy-makers felt general disappointment with the stubbornness of prices in the face of rising unemployment . 

Folly bit back the feeling of disappointment that crept over her , and summoned Lisa for a council of war . 

Adoption is hard , and everyone involved has disappointments , longings and anger that can not easily be dealt with . 

My heart chilled and I gnawed at my lip to hide my disappointment . 

Some of them were unable to hide their disappointment at being cheated out of the chance of facing the enemy . 

Michael was already there ; he sensed their disappointment when they saw him , they had wanted it for themselves . 

The valley between the Quantocks and the Brendon Hills is well worth exploring . 

Within a few days the Slovene peasants of the Krka valley between Novo Mesto and the Croatian border had also risen . 

The desert valley in which the complex is located , known as the Wadi Qelt , is referred to in ancient rabbinical sources as having been ` flooded by the blood " of the rebels . 

This autumn I visited the San Joaquin Valley in California where almost half of the world 's raisin crop is grown . 

If you are moulded by a place then for him that place was a bleak black valley in Welsh-speaking South Wales , the trenches of the industrial battleground . 

The train pulled out , heading for Loughton along the green valley of the Roding . 

We returned via Nazareth and the Valley of Jexreel and Megiddo . 

Things got worse after that , when I met Miranda : as dark and austere as a Welsh mining valley and as much fun as Chapel on Sunday . 

The conventional image of a rift valley is of a broad , flat-floored and symmetric trough flanked by steep escarpments . 

Conservationists and landowners are working together to ensure the future of one of the region 's best loved woodland valleys . 

You might start with mountains carpeted in heather overlooking valleys and sparkling streams , lush meadows and forests . 

Next day we followed a faint path that continued up a steep-sided valley towards the crater . 

Several times I went up the valley with my father in the evening and sat with him behind a rock , hoping he would get a shot at the leopard . 

That evening I visited a bookshop in neighbouring Rennes-le- Chateau , some three miles further along the valley of the Sals . 

There they turned west , into the grounds of Panshanger , which stretched up the Maran valley for about three miles . 

Two landlords/ commission agents control virtually the whole produce of the Jordan valley . 

A steep path led down into a narrow , deeply eroded valley through which a clear stream ran , swift yet shallow , to the plains below . 

To the north narrow valleys rise steeply through the craggy passes to peaks and mountain lakes . 

And the route passes through wooded river valleys and along green lanes . 

They had decided to make for a small river valley in which there was an isolated church reached by a footpath across fields . 

Almost every river and stream valley demonstrates the ability of early medieval people to move rivers , divert streams ( Fig. 48 ) , and construct elaborate embankments for mills and ponds . 

Leaving the safety of Valencia , he marched swiftly to a wooded valley near Tevar and fortified the three entrances with stout barriers . 

The Welsh sample is from a partly wooded valley , the upper slopes of which are inhabited by short-eared owls . 

The narrow wooded valleys of the forest -- the fictional home of author A. A. Milne 's children 's hero , Winnie the Pooh -- date back 5,000 years and support a variety of rare plants and animals . 

The stone railway viaduct crossing the valley of the River Weaver dates from 1837 , and was built by George Stephenson ( q.v. ) and Joseph Locke , for the Grand Junction Railway . 

In Stage 15 , the riders cross the northern Rhône valley , racing through the Hermitage vineyards which produce classic red and white wines . 

They travelled for days and on the third entered the Lauderdale valley . 

Later it crosses the Shyok river , a major feeder of the Indus , and enters the wide valley below the Siachen . 

The proper way to enter the Adour valley from the west is via the Col du Tourmalet , provided it is open . 

From the Humber Bridge at Barton on Humber , the Viking Way goes east to cross the Wolds and follows the Bain valley to Horncastle . 

The meandering river can be followed all the way down the valley . 

It is as if the emotions form the landscape of the mind like water forms the valleys by long erosion . 

Small streams have deeply incised the sands to form steep-sided valleys and well-wooded slopes known as ghylls . 

In keeping with the rest of the terrain , the land formed hills and valleys , and as she gazed at a hillside Lucy thought that never before had she seen so many different shades of green . 

Katmandu airport is notoriously tricky , located in a narrow saucer-shaped valley surrounded by snowy mountains and pine hills . 

The road ran along the valley between them , where boulders had settled . 

The East Gate had been built thousands of years before at a place where a long ridge ran down into the valley causing it to narrow to a hundred yards or less . 

Southwest from Arrens there runs another valley , with a minor road up it , to Aste and a little clutch of high lakes . 

It ran straight up a wide shallow valley , with tilled fields on both sides , to a huddle of buildings . 

The route of the planned Hereford by-pass would have run through the valley of the River Lugg , east of the city , rich in tarditional wetland plants . 

I rose this morning after a few days of calm without mystical experience and I walked through a steep valley in a golden light of dawn that was like a rich but transparent garment covering all things . 

The area around Roznov is quite beautiful , offering plenty of walking in the valleys and hills . 

Bill Robertson took over responsibility for the West of Scotland area from Bob Doran . 

The young Albanian stares up from Pristina 's rubbish-strewn streets towards the wooded hills on the west of the town . 

The exploration of the American west revealed many such areas , and efforts to preserve them had begun at an early stage . 

` They sailed around the coast of Scotland , settled for a while in Ireland , then invaded England from the west . " 

In the west it is heavily dissected by the Ribeira da Janela and the Ribeira do Seixal , both of which flow to the north coast . 

In the Atlantic it has been recorded in the west from North Carolina 1920-2050 m , and in the east from the Bay of Biscay to the Azores 2100-2580 m . 

Pullman units were created for prestige services to Newcastle , Leeds , Sheffield , Cardiff and the West of England , while most other trailer kitchen firsts ( TKFs ) were converted to hauled stock . 

Meanwhile , the Wiltshire-based Regency and West of England has come to the aid of small savers with a minimum of £500 to invest . 

They can be credited with a major share of its successful sweep of the west of England , as they located the supplies in south Wales which made it possible . 

Scraps of the local railway system , which died in the 1930s , can be seen imbedded in Los Angeles boulevards like fragments of a lost civilisation . 

Instead they built their handsome new town with its wide tree-lined boulevards , outside the city walls . 

Modigliani 's studio was on the Boulevard Raspail where Nina lived . 

At the time , he was sharing a house with two friends , writer-to-be Don Devlin and producer-in-waiting Harry Gittes on Fountain Avenue , a few streets from Sunset Boulevard . 

Turner worked in a security systems retail outlet on Rocket Boulevard . 

The offices were closing ; the wide elegant boulevard was busy with traffic . 

Building the beautiful boulevards of Paris , Baron Haussmann demolished more than 20,000 buildings . 

Here everything was bright with colour , the walkers on the tree-shaded boulevards relaxed , content to stroll against the frenetic background of racing hooting traffic . 

As they drove along the wide boulevards , Myeloski was expansive in his description of the history of the town . 

The Imperial Palace , former residence of the Hapsburgs , St. Stephen 's Cathedral , the Vienna State Opera House , National Theatre and Parliament building all lie along the impressive Ringstrasse boulevard . 

Relaxed by sleep , he allowed his mind to conjure up the big house on the boulevard du Cange . 

THE BARD was striding along the Boulevard , cloak wrapped tight against the rain , iron-tipped stick striking sparks from the sidewalk . 

He left the hospital and began to walk slowly along the boulevard leading back to the centre of Perugia . 

Not for him the boulevards of Hollywood , nor the slender , sultry looks of Renaissance Screen Man . 

The spacious boulevards , lined with commercial kiosks , now boast Pizza Hut as well as McDonalds , gastronomic evidence of man 's inhumanity to overseas man . 